Yikes, because we know how people get when it is 80 inen extra. Midtoupper 80s inland neighborhoods. Here is a look at what is going to happen all of us are 1216 degrees above average with napa at 90 and 92. However, it will not last. We have showers on way and 30degree temperature drop in the sevenday outlook. I will see you in a few minutes. After three way shooting in the east bay the latest yesterday, the city of pittsburg is taking emergency action. This morning, reaction is pouring in after the city Council Voted to spend big bucks to install surveillance cameras. Amy hollyfield is on highway four with the latest. Amy . Pittsburg is the first city to do this in reaction to the freeway shooting. These are cameras that cover only the four miles of highway four we are on right now through pittsburg. The city manager here is saying he is already hearing from other city managers who are also interested in the cameras. Reaction is pouring in to pittsburg city hall. After the city Counc
The government deciding right now whether streamers like netflix should pay more for Speedy Delivery. This is an Net Neutrality issue in the big deal. So are we. Varney and company about to begin. Stuart we start with big names that are moving, start with the biggest retailer of the mall, walmart, lower profits, slightly lower sales, they blame the weather, stock down 2 . Dickens story at cisco, maybe a sharp slump in business. Maybe it is easing. The market thinks so. Is up 7 . This is a door stopper stock, usually dead flat 24 a share of 7 and a bigger loss at 3d printer maker x 1. Remember phil roosevelt, the barons guy talking about tollfree the sector . Called a glorified playdoh factory . Maybe he was right. Almost all of them are coming down. Check the big board, that is a selloff down 144 points as we speak. Billionaire Hedge Fund Manager david tepper says he is nervous, i think he brought this market down a little. Look at the ten year treasury. That is not right. That is inco
College principal Vickey Poulter said: The trek was launched to challenge the whole school community to do something active away from their screens during lockdown.
As a secondary school whose students were experiencing remote education, we felt that it was important to do something collectively that could support others as well.
“We also wanted to use this opportunity to raise some much-needed funds for a local charity.
Tom’s Trust was established in 2011 by Andrew and Debs Whiteley following the death of their only son Tom, aged nine, after a seven-month battle with a brain tumour.
They received almost no support during diagnosis, treatment or beyond, and were determined that no other family should be left unsupported.