now. >> we are just about an hour from the closing bell and already the dow has traded more than 800 points today. just a short time ago we looked and it was, what about 200 down. now it's going up about 7. >> let's bring in kcbs radio's financial reporter jason brooks for more on the wild fluctuations that we're seeing today. jason. >> reporter: it's the blink and you miss it market. seriously. you turn away for one second and the dow can go up or down a couple hundred points. it's just been that kind of a week. it's been the worst week of the stock market since the financial crisis in the fall of 2008. the dow and the s&p officially in correction territory, each down over 10% from the recent peaks. today has been another volatile day for the market. the dow charged out of the gate up over 300 points and then midway through pulled a u-turn into the red, and it was down by almost 500. the market is trying to rally late in the session. it had some solid gains and now kind of going back and forth and choppy trading. we are going to head into this final hour. it's anybody's guess as to where the market will wind up. not quite near the bottom. the market not signifying that yet. and we are going to have to find out in the next few sessions whether or not that will be the case. but right now, the market attempting to pull out of a tailspin earlier in the day but again, the numbers slipping back into the red. back to you. >> thank you. we'll see what happens. "waymo" and uber have announced a major settlement in their federal lawsuit over stolen trade secrets. "waymo," google's self-driving car project, claimed one of its former engineers conspired with uber to steal its technology. "waymo" was seeking more than $1 billion in damages. but according to sources, uber has agreed not to use "waymo" technology and pay google's parent company alphabet nearly $250,000 in uber stock. a statement from uber's ceo released today saying, quote, we do not believe that any trade secrets made their way from "waymo" to uber. while i cannot erase the past, i can commit on behalf of every uber employee that we will learn from it. the san pablo police department is asking for your help to identify a robbery suspect they say may be connected to two robberies. san pablo police released this video of a suspect who robbed a convenience store at gunpoint last month and may have also robbed it with a partner a month earlier. police say back in december, two hispanic men armed with a handgun walked into a store and took cash before taking off. authorities say last month, an armed man wearing similar clothing returned to the convenience store and again stole cash. anyone with information is encouraged to contact the san pablo police department. politics now. the second government shutdown in three weeks started and ended quickly. congress approved a budget bill this morning and then sent it to the president who signed it. kpix 5's jackie ward has more. >> reporter: a lot of californians slept through the shutdown. the bill is tied to a temporary six-week agreement to allow time for the deal to be enacted. it includes increased spending for the military, domestic programs and disaster relief. president trump signed a bipartisan $400 billion budget agreement ending a brief shutdown that began after midnight saying: >> it's agreed to. >> reporter: the senate approved the bill in the early- morning hours pushed past the deadline because of a protest by senator paul. the legislation sharply increases spending and the federal deficit. >> it's pure politics where people are saying, oh, it's okay for republicans to have debt, but it was bad for democrats to have debt. >> reporter: then it was the house's turn to sign off on the legislation. >> this agreement accomplishes getting the resources that we need to rebuild our military. >> reporter: most democrats in the house voted against the spending bill trying to use it as leverage to get a vote on daca. they want a deal for "dreamers" brought illegally to the u.s. as children whose protection runs out next month. >> the speaker of the house refusal to commit to considering bipartisan legislation to protect people and young adults from deportation is unjustifiable and maddening. >> reporter: that issue will be the next major showdown in coverage of the the spending bill also extends some tax breaks and increases the government's debt-cap and includes increased spending for opioid abuse and help for college students. >> thank you. as part of the latest budget deal reached in washington, dc, 90% of debris removal in sonoma county will be paid with federal dollars. that means that county and santa rosa will only pay $9 million each rather than $23 million. the state capital leading figure in the antisexual harassment movement is being accused of groping a male staffer from another lawmaker's office. politico first reported the allegations against democratic assemblywoman cristina garcia. she was featured as one of the silence breakers for "time" magazine's persons of the year. garcia's accuser says he was interviewed last friday by an outside law firm hired by the assembly. assembly speaker anthony rendon confirmed an investigation is now under way. garcia says she will participate fully. in a statement, rendon said, as in other cases, while the investigation moves forward, i am also asking assembly human resources to reach out to assembly member garcia's staff to ensure they feel safe in their work environment. canada's prime minister is in the bay area. he is here meeting with tech leaders and the governor. anne makovec reports. >> reporter: security was tight here at the fairmont this morning when the canadian prime minister met with the governor and lieutenant governor to talk about political and trade ties between california and canada. >> we have so much work to do together as friends and as he could workers. >> reporter: the talks were private once the media got pictures of the governor and prime minister justin trudeau. they spoke about the environment, marijuana hand universal healthcare. lieutenant governor gavin newsom spoke to us about it outside. >> i think it's a very significant thing for california to punch above its wait, not wait for the trump administration and engage directly, um, with one of our biggest trading partners. >> reporter: yesterday, trudeau met with the ceos of bay area tech firms highlighting the benefits of doing business in canada in hopes of luring some high-tech headquarters north, especially amid concerns that it may get tougher to bring foreign workers here to the u.s. >> we know that investing in canada is a smart thing to do in this global economy. >> reporter: and trudeau's plans to poach bay area and silicon valley businesses don't upset newsom. >> i have always admired folks coming here making a case for their states and countries. i think we could learn about that. >> reporter: three people protesting pipeline policies got inside the hotel this morning but were escorted out. prime minister trudeau is now on his way to los angeles to wrap up his u.s. visit. in san francisco, anne makevoc, kpix 5. why one bay area city is suing the state over regulations for ride hailing companies. >> and fallout from a fatal fire. the details behind the new lawsuit the city of oakland is facing. >> and it's no secret, we are dry out there. we have had several days of no rain. but there's a chance of rain coming to california. i'll let you know when. ♪[ music ] at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. this one is the march 2017 structure fire that killed four people in a half way house. oakland is facing another lawsuit stemming from a fatal fire. this one is the march 2017 structure fire that killed 4 people in a halfway house. surviving tenants and family members of the victims originally filed suit against the building owner and the nonprofit agency that provided the services there. the city was added to the list of defendants last month. oakland is already facing a suit for the deadly ghost ship fire in 2016. the city of san francisco has filed a lawsuit seeking to overturn a new state law regulating ride hailing companies like uber and lyft. the law allows drivers for those companies to acquire permits in any city which is then valid anywhere in california. the lawsuit claims that senate bill 182 illegally strips san francisco of the authority to regulate its own affairs. >> right now, we have a law that says that everybody that runs a business in the city has to register with the city each year and pay a tax. >> this is about having every business play by the same set of rules including uber and lyft. >> also this week, the state public utilities commission voted to decrease fees on transportation companies which pay the state's costs to oversee the industry. official in san francisco say that that will cause further problems with an enforcement program that's already lacking. former white house aide omarosa is back in the spotlight on the "big brother" show and last night reporter jan crawford said she opened up about her experience inside president trump's inner circle. [ whispering ] >> i feel like it was a call to duty, serving my country, not serving him. >> reporter: a crying omarosa told another contestant that she was haunted by the president's tweets. >> i'd like to say not my problem, but i can't see that because -- [ whispering and crying ] >> reporter: she said americans should be worried. >> i need you to say no, it's going to be okay. it's not going to be okay. it's not. [ dramatic music ] >> omarosa was fired three times from the apprentice. she had limited contact with the president while she. she has no contact now. >> you're fired. >> reporter: omarosa's relationship with the president goes back to the first season of the apprentice in 2004. she became an outspoken black supporter of his 2016 presidential campaign. >> mr. trump made a commitment to improving the conditions of the lives of blacks in this country. >> reporter: in december officials announced she had resigned her position in the office of public liaison. [ yelling ] >> i like omarosa. >> reporter: the president offered his support. >> she is a good person. >> reporter: she would let that be the last word. >> would you vote for him again? >> god no! [ sniffing and whispering ] >> reporter: jan crawford, cbs news, washington. >> she introduced herself to the audience as a reality tv legend. [ pause ] let's check the weekend forecast. i'm ready for it. >> it's going to be a beautiful weekend. we are going to see more clear conditions. california is needing some rainfall. so desperate for it. and the states will get some. here's a live look now over at lake curry. this is our mount vaca camera. it's dry. this is the beach. we have no rain in the forecast. you can hit the beach and enjoy the beautiful weekend. more sunshine for all of to you enjoy. our temperatures are going to be warm today. tomorrow they will cool down slightly. so we have had 51 records set for february. various cities record highs. no records today. a windy weekend in store especially for saturday from the morning to nighttime. temperatures already in the 70s. 74 for concord. oakland 63. livermore at 72. same with san francisco. so it's pretty warm now. this is where we should be. our temperatures that are normal conditions, we are already surpassing that even at this noon hour. and then your afternoon highs look like this. 10 to 18 degrees above average. so throughout our area, here's a look at some of your neighborhoods to see what the temperatures will be like this afternoon. 73 for fremont. 75 in livermore. along the coast, temperatures actually in the upper 60s. it's a little cooler than what we have had all week long thanks to an onshore breeze. a little bit of coastal cooling happening. sunset tonight at 5:42. sunrise tomorrow morning at 7:04 a.m. the sun rises have been gorgeous because of those clear conditions out there. this high pressure ridge is going to start to weaken. it's been weakening so that's why our temperatures are slightly cooler than yesterday. and our trough is going to dip down. as that comes down, it's actually going to increase our winds. so unfortunately, we are not going to see any rain here. but what we are going to see is an increase in wind and it is a dry wind. that offshore flow. so gusts could be up to 50 miles an hour. the winter weather advisory is impacting our area in the north and east bay hills especially through napa and sonoma counties in the higher elevations. saturday afternoon, that's when it gets intense across napa, fairfield, gusts up to 50 miles per hour above 1,000 feet. anytime we get wind from this direction, it dries things up. so expect humidity levels to drop down to about 20%. and that always increases our risk of fires. napa, fairfield, again by 8:00 tomorrow night will still feel the breeze and it will stay windy through saturday night into early sunday morning. and then your day on sunday should be a lot calmer. here's your tahoe report. higher elevations, it will be beautiful. clearing skies, nice and calm. sunny conditions for today. also, around north star if you are heading up there, a nice easy drive. no chain requirements because there's no snow. and squaw valley they still have that base up there and it will be really pretty up at high camp. now here's our next chance of some rain for the state. so this trough is not going to bring us any rain for saturday. but sunday, it looks like calm conditions and then this low is going to dip down. monday into tuesday, california will get some rainfall from this system. but it's skipping the bay area. look at this. we are staying dry. some of the higher elevations could see some snowfall. this model is showing it could impact our area as far as northern california is concerned. but then this model is showing a little bit of snow late monday into tuesday morning as well but most of it will be for the southern sierra and southern california. so all we're going to see from that would be some clouds on monday and tuesday. and let's not forget wednesday. big hearts right there in the middle of wednesday to remind us of valentine's day and ash wednesday. >> thank you. >> did you figure out what you're going to get for your significant other? >> just a beer. >> that works. >> beer is good. [ laughter ] let's take a look at the big board see how the market is doing. we're about 40 minutes from closing bell. it was a volatile week. so far the dow is up about 60 points. what's cool about your school? you can email your nominations to us at [email protected]. we may come and feature your school on the show. we'll be right back. fire fighting is a very dangerous profession. we have one to two fires a day and when you respond together and you put your lives on the line, you do have to surround yourself with experts. and for us the expert in gas and electric is pg&e. we run about 2,500/2,800 fire calls a year and on almost every one of those calls pg&e is responding to that call as well. and so when we show up to a fire and pg&e shows up with us it makes a tremendous team during a moment of crisis. i rely on them, the firefighters in this department rely on them, and so we have to practice safety everyday. utilizing pg&e's talent and expertise in that area trains our firefighters on the gas or electric aspect of a fire and when we have an emergency situation we are going to be much more skilled and prepared to mitigate that emergency for all concerned. the things we do every single day that puts ourselves in harm's way, and to have a partner that is so skilled at what they do is indispensable, and i couldn't ask for a better partner. today's topic -- teeth cleaning.. dr. jill chase joins us every friday we check in with our pet expert to tackle issues pet owners may be facing and today's topic, teeth cleaning. don't use sonic care, right? dr. jill chase joins us. >> i wanted to talk about why we do general anesthesia when we do it for cats and dogs. we do use ultrasonic cleaning technique and so that makes a very high pitched sound and most animals don't like to lay down and deal with that. they want to be off the table and out of there. that sound is very scary for them. they don't like dental tools. we have to go around all teeth and under the gum line to clean. so we have to use something that will keep them restrained and in this case we use anesthesia. the other thing that's very important is that there's a lot of water from the ultrasonic cleaner and usually they will have a lot of bacteria in their mouth and that can actually be aspirated into the lungs which can be fatal so in order to prevent that we put an endotracheal tube into the lungs and provides them with oxygen and anesthesia and has something to prevent the fluid from getting into the lungs. so that's why we do that. i thought i would show you, if you can see this he has a little bit of tar tar on the back. they should, white but there's brownback there. so this is very mild to moderate dental tar tar. usually i'll have the owners brush and in my practice my owners are great about brushing their teeth so i rarely do dentals and it works. that's why we use anesthesia. >> it's a little more complicated for our pets. >> thank you for joining us. >> if you have a question about your pet's health and well- being, we want to hear from you. ust email us at [email protected] and we'll have our pet expert give you an answer every friday right here at noon. we'll be right back. a reminder now if you have a consumer problem or question, email or call us. ell, today's tip of the day is going to be is with corn. this time of year there's not a lot of local corn being grown. as a matter of fact, most of it is imported. but let me tell you something, the corn right now in the market is pretty good. but the selection and storage is very, very important. when you buy it you want to make sure if it's packed in a tray like this, make sure they are tight and bicolor means two colors white and yellow. you want to make sure very important no shriveling. enjoy them within a few days, in the refrigerator right away. when it's already peeled and, you know, if you have it like this, it's great. what i like to do is add olive oil, salt and pepper and throw it in the broiler or just take it out, the kernels by themselves and make a nice corn salsa, wonderful and great for you. 'm tony tantillo, your fresh grocer, and always remember to eat fresh and stay healthy. remember, that's a tray of corn corn. coming up tonight at 5:00, he just signed a record- breaking contract with the 49ers. and now quarterback jimmy garoppolo is speaking out about his long-term commitment to the bay area. we'll have that and more at 5:00. so the big question, is he a hunk in your eyes ? >> is he in yours? >> i think he is a good quarterback. >> jimmy g is a good quarterback and good-looking. >> good-looking guy. >> he just called san francisco san fran. ♪[ music ] ♪ >> thorne: ladies and gentlemen, mr. and mrs. ridge forrester. [ cheers and applause ] >> brooke: thank you. >> ridge: thank you all for coming. thank you! >> brooke: oh, yes, we've got the family here and all of your love and support. this is incredible. it means the world. >> ridge: it finally happened. we're officially husband and wife. >> brooke: oh, yeah, we are. wife. >> brooke: oh, yeah, we are. so let's party! 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