And the impact of health and education across groups in the us from the business economics meeting in washington dc yesterday. This is just under an hour. Thanks. [applause] thank you stuart. Good afternoon everyone. Dave is very privileged to introduce today and nobel laureate. Sir angus deaton was cited for the 2015 nobel prize in economics for his work about consumption, poverty and welfare. Personally, i first had the pleasure of his work on consumer theory when i was a grad student back in 1980. He followed that with extensive work on measurement , notably of price indexes between business economists greatly appreciate but professor deatons decades long work on welfare, wellbeing, and help have been major contributions to the economic literature. In this decade, as the rest of us finally became a two to the problem of income inequality here and around the world, these contributions haveguided important Public Policy prescriptions and debates. His 2013 paper with and chase, rising
This morning, we have sprinkles. Midtoupper 40s in the north bay through fairfield and antioch and los gatos and hayward and everyone else around 50 to 52. The warm spot Half Moon Bay at 54. Live doppler 7 hd shows scattered sprinkles, and you can see the moist flow coming in from the west and that will bring us a chance of light rain today. Today is a lull between the two storms but it will be wet but light. Now the friday morning commute. We have friday lite so far. It is polar opposite from yesterday. As we look from our app we can see san jose is uneventful at 101 with top speeds moving up to sunnyvale and 280 is accident free. Along the peninsula and we look at dumbarton and san mateo bridge, traffic is running smoothly. Now, away from hayward to foster city you can see the traffic is running smooth with no accidents, no stalls to block any lanes and so far, friday lite. We have breaking news from san jose where police are investigating a stabbing outside a downtown hotel. Police
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