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sara donchey here in our virtual set with more on that, sara? >> i don't think anyone was expecting anything else for the most part, so let's go ahead and pull up the numbers. a clean sweep for joe biden tonight. he won the democratic contest in 15 states. there was one sign of worry for biden tonight in minnesota where he lost 20% of the vote to an uncommitted campaign over his israel policy, a major sticking point far lot of voter who is say they may not support him because of that. president biden is the projected win over the california democratic primary after sweeping every single county in the state. a commanding victory here. in the republican primary, so far donald trump has dominated in 12 states, but the results are up in the air for utah and alaska. a big question now, where does all of this leave nikki haley? she scored a surprise upset against trump by taking vermont, but so far that was her only win today. she had promised to stay in the race until super tuesday. no word yet on her future plans. perhaps we will be hearing somethin

i'm kate bolduan with john berman and sara sidner. this is cnn news central >> new cnn exclusive reporting this morning, nato intelligence since assessments show russia is producing nearly three times more artillery shells than the us and europe are making for ukraine combined. it's a key advantage ahead of what is expected to be another russian offensive later this year, cnn's katie bo lillis joins us now with her exclusive reporting. what are you learning as you look at what is happening here, obviously a dire situation for ukraine yes, sir. what i'm learning are some pretty staggering figures that really illustrate how much more quickly russia has been able to ramp up its defense production in ways that have really kind of left behind the us and the west. and the most important number here is artillery shells, a senior nato official told me that russia is producing the order of about 250,000 artillery shells per month that adds up to about a total of around 3 million a year. compare that to just 1.2 million that the us and the west

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey, on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i am sara doncheyjust when we thought we had made it to spring, we were already planning out our summer, darren is a here to put a damper on your weekend, the timing once again, darren is not great for people web plans outdoors. >>> the weekend is the reason why we went into first alert status. we had widespread rain but tomorrow, the character of the rain is going to be different, we will have more isolated on and off again showers with the occasional thunderstorm mixed in. just take a look at what is going on right now. you can see the back line, that is the cold front and, so we still have a couple more hours to go on this, it doesn't clear until midnight but watch what happens on the future cast, the last of the showers will edge out of the south bay by the time we get into the early hours on sunday, and then there's a break, there was a window of time while people are sleeping where it doesn't rain but if you skip ahead and use the long-range model, right about sunrise, showers will start to come

>> yeah, thanks, sara.&p 500 since late october, and really a 30% in the nasdaq, could there be a possibility for a pullback, a correction, a period of consolidation? that is a normal course of action. we think that could be a likely next step over the next several weeks. any given year one to three corrections are the norm in the five to 10% range. do we think that correction evolves into something more nefarious, a bear market, probably not. there are fundamental reasons behind that. we point to three in particular. we think the fed is heading towards a pivot towards rate cuts some time this year. we think inflation, while it has been volatile the first couple months of the year, keep in mind, we think it will moderate because core inflation, particularly shelter and rent components, should continue to see some moderation in the months ahead and we could get services inflation cooling if the consumer and wage growth moderates as well. thirdly of course we continue to see that while it may be softening to

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey do want to start off with that breaking news. a quick update for you, i-80 has just rehoped in richmond after being shut down for over an hour because of a possible freeway shooting that sent one person to the hospital. the chp told us a man walked into the hospital around 8:45 tonight and said he was shot while driving. officers had to close westbound 80 at mcbryde to look for casings. it caused quite a backup. richmond police have been checking surface streets too. so far no details on a potential suspect or about exactly what happened. >>> about 30 minutes away in pleasant hill, a murder suspect has been on the run for nearly 2 hours now. kelsi thorud reports within seconds of the killer pulling up at a normally quiet condo complex one man had been fatally shot and another was fighting for his life. >> reporter: people we spoke with here at this apartment complex told us this is the first time they have seen such violent crime in this area. and they say it all just happened in a ma

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> i'm sara donchey. so you could make the argument that oakland a's fans are some of the most loyal and hard core in all of baseball. just not to the people who run the team. and they made that loud and clear when they showed up in force on opening day, but stopped short of walking into the ball park. today was the a's smallest opening day crowd ever in a non-covid year. the party was outside the park, but this wasn't just a party. andrea nakano tells us it's a protest meant to send a message straight to the top. >> reporter: i've covered think share of opening days, but none of them has been like this one. there's the excitement of a new baseball season, but many fans captain can't shake the feeling of sadness that an era might be over in oakland. it's a feeling that's somewhat hard to describe. >> it's a lot weird. it's like weirder than weird. >> i am a die hard raiders fan, so i've been here before. and it really breaks my heart. >> reporter: alexandria and melissa are sisters that have been coming t

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey. nobody should be afraid for their life while they're out far walk, but last july an older woman who was out far walk was suddenly found bleeding on the ground in the bayview. she died two days later. now, san francisco police thought it was an accident. community activist, though, called it a violent attack. tonight eight months later, police say they're taking a second look at the possibility she may have been killed. kelsi thorud's here now. so kelsi, why are the cops revisiting this now? >> yeah, sara, so the cops say they have new evidence that gives them reason to look at this whole thing differently. and they're under some pressure from a local group who wants them to lay everything out on the table. now, police say they have video of the moments before that 63-year-old asian woman ended up on the ground. they even talked to a person of interest but decided that whatever happened to her was just an accident. that's where community activist groups, the asian justice movement, co

. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey. we do want to start off with that breaking news. a quick update for you, i-80 has just rehoped in richmond after being shut down for over an hour because of a possible freeway shooting that sent one person to the hospital. the chp told us a man walked into the hospital around 8:45 tonight and said he was shot while driving. officers had to close westbound 80 at mcbryde to look for casings. it caused quite a backup. richmond police have been checking surface streets too. so far no details on a potential suspect or about exactly what happened. >>> about 30 minutes away in pleasant hill, a murder suspect has been on the run for nearly 2 hours now. kelsi thorud reports within seconds of the killer pulling up at a normally quiet condo complex one man had been fatally shot and another was fighting for his life. >> reporter: people we spoke with here at this apartment complex told us this is the first time they have seen such violent crime in this area. and they say it all just happened in

sara almost four years later, three or four years later. let's go through. i want to show you three things that we learned from this document dump. first is a text message exchange between cheseboro and trump's top attorney in wisconsin jim troupis. this is in december 2020 and he says, jim can you send my december 6 memo to trump lawyer justin clark. the messaging on january 6, being the real day is key. that memo is where he spelled out the fake electors plan, troupis says, i have sent it to the white house this afternoon. >> the real decision-makers, we didn't necessarily know that troupis had sent that very detailed memo directly to the trump white house. now he did not say in the messages who he sent it to, but that is notable because just a few weeks later, they carried out the plan in seven states across the country. trump electors cast their ballots and then on january 6, trump tried to get mike pence to count those ballots. and who is in the crowd outside of the capitol? none other than ken chesebro himself. our kfile team broke that story last year

sara >> all right. just in the >> princess of wales is apologizing over the royal family photo that several news agencies pulled because does it appeared to have been manipulated. the photo released for mother's day in the uk was the first official image of princess kate since her abdominal surgery two months ago, cnn's max foster is following all of this and joins us now, this controversy has fueled more speculation about the the princesses, about her health. what exactly is the palace telling you? i know you've been speaking to the palace >> well, nothing formula just been speaking to people and getting about what happened here because this all happened this withdrawal of the photos by the photo agencies happened yesterday and we hadn't heard anything from the palace and the deep conspiracy theories, even wilder than they were before. everyone, all the fans really picking out inconsistencies in this photo, and really all sorts of things into into that amid this vacuum of information about how the prin

sara: a lot of the religious right.ish and grew up in ireland, and i was so proud to grow up in a country that finally gave women back there access to reproductive= rights and i wrote that i was terrified i lived in a country that was taking it away. where is our standing globally when it comes to this?■0 we see france today, as alexis brought up, i want to use the exact language because it is so empowering. they enshrined into their constitution guaranteed freedom■ for women to have an abortion. the rest of the world, most of them, seems to be going forward and we are going back. how does that affect our standing in the world? jennifer klein: it is really a concern and i hear that when i go to the u.n. and speak with representatives from other countries and they say first of all what is happening over there, and second of all it does have ripple effectin i will say hopefully in the last 30 years, 60 countries have taken action on reproductive than four have taken steps forward. the four sadly are the u.s., el salvador,

i'm kate bolduan sara sidner, and john berman. this is cnn news central >> right now, nearly every spot on the super tuesday map is open and ready for business and by business, i mean, voting california opens next hour as america collectively clears a gigantic 2024 hurdle today in the presidential race. today, 865 delegates are up for grabs in the republicans, in the proper gun side. and right now, donald trump has 276, meaning tonight, he could get really close, though he cannot secure definitely the nomination which requires 1,215 delegates. i'm trump moments ago, he spoke out on the super tuesday projecting confidence about what the end of the evening is going to mean for him. >> a peace deal between, you and nikki haley to move forward as a party well, my focus is >> really at this point is on biden. i should win almost every speak today and we think we're going to be very well unified nikki haley on that unified front. nikki haley definitely will have something to say about that today, but we will see in the voters have the s

, i'm sara donchey.ight we begin with a story of loss so incredibly painful it seems to have touched the hearts of anyone who's even heard about it. a violent crash in san francisco's west portal killed nearly an entire young family, a mom, a dad, and a little boy who would have turned 2 in august all died after a speeding driver slammed into bus stop saturday morning. the family's 2-month-old baby was very badly hurt and is fighting for their life in the hospital this. happened right outside of west portal station, and several people said they'd seen the family thrown in the air after the impact. some said they were so disturbed by what they saw they couldn't sleep that night. >> i am just like unable to move forward and i need to have closure with what i saw. i can't really unsee the carnage that happened here. i was just standing here, and i just couldn't believe what i'd seen outside my own house. i'm a therapist, you know, a mental health therapist, so i like deal with other people's traumas all the

i'm sara stinson reporting live in. campbell, back to you. thank you. >> because that congresswoman barbara lee is running for u.s. senate. her congressional seat is up for grabs this election. the field of candidates for district 12 is crowded. 7 democrats, 2 republicans are vying for the seat. whoever takes it will represent more than 750,000 people in alameda, albany, berkeley, every bill, oakland, piedmont and san leandro, bart board member lateefah simon is a favorite in this race to finished in the top 2 and the ranked choice election alameda's vice mayor and city council member tony day sot is considered to be simons. major competition. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> for the first time since the war years left for their four-game road trip, andrew wiggins was back in the practice facility working out with his teammates, wigs, ms that entire four-game trip while being away from the team due to personal reasons. this is the second straight season. personal reasons have forced him to take a leave of absence. the warriors have been in full s

damian and sara, thank ou concern for london. damian and sara, thank you both _ concern for london. both very much. _ the metropolitan police says it is continuing its investigation into potential offences linked to the post office over the horizon it scandal after the bbc revealed the company was told about flaws in its accounting system in 2017. more than 900 sub—postmasters were wrongly prosecuted. some politicians and former sub—postmasters want scotland yard to widen its investigation to take the new evidence into account. the force said it has interviewed two people under caution. our business correspondent marc ashdown reports. the police have been investigating the horizon scandal for four years, butjust two people have been questioned under caution. as the public inquiry continues to unfold, one mp who sits on the compensation advisory board thinks detectives should widen their net. people can't hide behind the public inquiry. i think the police now need to start looking and scoping this investigation, look at the individuals that have been named, and some that haven't, to

and dame sara khan government. dame sara khan said had met with this said that she had met with this individual multiple times. he's now ptsd. cut now got ptsd. he feels cut adrift of any support structures. the quote was interesting from dame sarah carter gb news yesterday. this was somebody who was teaching a lesson that was part of the national, natural, national curriculum that was signed off by a local authority , and he was by a local authority, and he was hounded out of his job and forced into hiding in our country in the 21st century. that, in summary, is what happened to him is now getting notice. going see notice. we're going to see a response to the dame sara khan report michael gove's report from michael gove's department. of the by department. by the end of the by the summer break. so by july, we'll wait in there what we'll wait to see in there what they what they say they make out, what they say about batley grammar about the batley grammar school school he school teacher because he was singled out be

, good to have you on the show. >> hi, sara. >> hi.what's normal in this economy? >> feels like you're toicitchin get back to normal. what rate is that? >> nobody knows that. what's the natural rate we're going to settle back into and leads us back into the religious wars of the previous 10 or 15 years is are we going back to zero or are we going to settle at something else? i don't totally know. i do think that level of restrictiveness we're at now is restrictive. fed funds minus inflation is higher than it has been historically, and it's -- you just take the median sap, what does the median sep think the long run neutral rate or what's the long run real fed funds rate? we're well above that. so -- >> but the economy is not getting -- >> that's a reasonable approximation. >> the economy is doing well? the labor market has not shown a lot of stress. the consumer has shown to be very resilient. >> indeed. >> where are you seeing strength in the economy? >> well, wait. the question is, is it restrictive relative to neutral. you will to b

the timing can shift on that, so sara, it will be interesting, next week. back to you. >> okay, we will be patient, darren, thanks. >>> if you are shopping, you might make your choice based on whether it is grain or grass fed. get ready for this, soon it might be fly fed. >> it is the quickest and cheapest most sustainable insect to farm, and it's a non-disease pest species that is found all over the world. >> a british insect farm is breathing millions of lies to create a sustainable protein source for animal feed. here's the bonus, they do double duty for the planet, the larvae are fattened up on food waste before being turned into packaged protein, they aim to rollout its technology worldwide, some u.s. companies have already expressed interest. >>> you know that you are vip when you get a private escort from stars to the home game. >> i've never seen you're looking at some real jack in the box haters. yeah, they exist. they have no idea they're about to try my new smashed jack. this is good. it's very fresh. i like the sauce. i'm a saucy woman. probably

, i'm sara donchey. tonight we begin with a story of loss so incredibly painful it seems to have touched the hearts of anyone who's even heard about it. a violent crash in san francisco's west portal killed nearly an entire young family, a mom, a dad, and a little boy who would have turned 2 in august all died after a speeding driver slammed into bus stop saturday morning. the family's 2-month-old baby was very badly hurt and is fighting for their life in the hospital this. happened right outside of west portal station, and several people said they'd seen the family thrown in the air after the impact. some said they were so disturbed by what they saw they couldn't sleep that night. >> i am just like unable to move forward and i need to have closure with what i saw. i can't really unsee the carnage that happened here. i was just standing here, and i just couldn't believe what i'd seen outside my own house. i'm a therapist, you know, a mental health therapist, so i like deal with other people's traumas all

. >> hello, i'm sara donchey. so we have a team of reporters here in the bay area and across california keeping up with all of this. plus we are checking in with the cbs news election data desk as we get more insights on how california voters are feeling and how they're weighing in. >> well, let's get right to it. it's been an eventful night. one of the most expensive and closely watched races is the open u.s. senate seat in california. so that was held by the late senator dianne feinstein. so let's take a look at the numbers right now. the check marks on this graphic, they really tell the story tonight. so adam schiff, 36.4%, steve garvey at 29.4%. congressman adam schiff the former dodgers and steve garvey, the two headed far general election showdown. what's become interesting, though, is that the schiff campaign, when we were expecting to hear from adam schiff, we heard a lot more from some protesters. so let's get to katie. katie, what did you see? what did you hear? what went down? >> reporter: so, juliette,

i'm sara donchey. it's been so nice outside this week. sun and warmth, and darren had to come in here and give us the news. man, i want to shake you, but i know i'll be dismissed from the premises. >> there's a safe room to take out your aggression on the meteorologists. but we had nine days where we didn't get rained on. >> and finally when we start to see the weekend coming rain. >> that's the downer. the timing is it's weekend rain, it starts tomorrow. let's show you what's coming our way. looking at live first alert doppler, there's one thing i want you to see off the coast. watch that spark of lightning effect. i'll go back and stop it right there. that was right about 10:00 tonight. the only reason we're looking at that is because it's proof that this system has the ability to produce lightning and thunder already. when we fill in the rest of the story, you can see where the rest of the storm is. that's arriving late tomorrow morning and will march across the rest of the bay tomorrow afternoon and evening tomorrow. you can see the a

sara. >> all right. thank you. kay. just ahead, nearly 1,000 ic miles to run the i did arade packs are off the kickoff of, is billed as the last great race in alaska. also, this is justin out of new york, why donald trump's former chief financial officer is expected good to plead guilty. >> to tell you why ahead >> what happened to the golden boy of new jersey >> i engaged in an affair with another man >> did you want to be outed united states of scandal? >> jake tapper, you gotta get a therapist. have to having an interview with jake tapper, new episodes next sunday at nine on cnn >> we can calculate our total taxes. >> do you realize how many different taxes we pay sales tax different pos systems and all seven countries. >> and online >> sales, that's a whole other system. and different regulations. there's real estate credits, solar incentives, and we have no way to integrate all that no. >> but bdo does >> people who know know bdo >> i love your dress. >> i splurged a little because liberty mutual customized my car

what's going on there >> yeah, that's exactly right, sara, good morning. so the city of miami beach really is making things difficult, if not pretty impossible for folks to come out and enjoy spring break barriers, like the ones here beside me, have gone up across parts of the city of miami beach, including famed ocean drive. all of this is in an effort to try to discourage folks from coming out as you noted at last week, the city of miami beach released this video, a breaking up with spring break the video which went viral, featured actors talking about this it's relationship between the city of miami beach and spring breakers. the actors has said it wasn't a healthy relationship and it was a relationship that had to come to an end. the video also reminded folks of what things were like out here this time last year when a several large crowds or took over parts of miami beach including ocean drive here that ended in back-to-back shootings. and as a result of that violence, the city of miami beach had to declare a state of emergency and they enacted a curf

sara, what are those scores? >> so on style, i'm gonna go with nine as well but again, it's because of the low expectations. if it was the gettysburg addresses the bar, i'd go with like a four because that's that's not where the bar was on substance. i'll probably go with a six. i'm more to the center right. than joe biden, but his positions on ukraine and starting out on foreign policy that was right up my alley. >> lula i would do a solid eight for style. i thought he seemed forceful. he seemed energized as we say in spanish, that he had his batteries in. and so you could really see that he was energized. and i would also give them a solid aid for substance i believe because i think he addressed the things that he needed to address. he needed to rally his base and he did it he was talking about issues that were very important to them, like reproductive rights. and he did bring that home. >> john, i only give him a five on style because i wasn't that impressed that he spoke quickly and loudly. i think someone po

but sara expect a hold at about t -40 seconds. spacex did this during the previous two flight tests, expect that again today and what they're going to be doing is looking to see exactly what those wind speeds are like at t -40 seconds, if they decide to go what you're going to see is i mean, it looks like a skyscraper lifting off. i mean, that is what we're talking about here. it's incredible to see in person. it should lift off from starbase in boca chica, texas, right on the border with mexico. the first critical moment will be hot staging. that's when the bottom stage, the super-heavy booster is going to separate from the starship rocket on top they successfully did that for the first time during the previous flight test back in november then we're going to see if the booster can successfully make a controlled splashdown into the gulf of mexico while the starship rocket on top continues on to the indian ocean. and there's gonna be a few critical first that spacex hopes is going to take place during that time they're going to tr

good morning, sara. this is day one. and what will very likely be a long process for this georgia committee as it begins its investigation into whether or not fani willis misused public funds and whether or not there was a conflict of interests. and i want to be clear about something. this committee does not have the power to remove fani willis. they can recommend fani willis he removed. they can draft new legislation and tried to turn that into law. but what they can do in the immediate is they have the power to subpoena and they've done exactly that and they've subpoenaed defense attorney ashleigh merchant, the attorney for trump co-defendant, mike roman, who was the first to launch. these are level, these bombshell allegations. i talked to her last night and she says she expects to be asked about the money surrounding this case, the money that changed hand documents that she was able well, to obtained invoices contracts. the invoices that show that discrepancy of the payment between nathan wade and his other special p

. >>> from kpix, this is the laid news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara doncheydepending on whether you were on this bus or not, it was either in the wrong place at the right time or the right place to stop an out of control car that had already crashed once. 16 people were hurt, and people who live near this oakland intersection tell our andrea nakano the street where it happened may have been part of the problem. >> reporter: this is the ac transit bus that was involved in the crash, and it wasn't even directly involved in the crash. the collision happened a little bit up the road, and one of the cars violently flew into the front of that bus. daniel saw the crash and aftermath that happened at the peak of commute hours just after 5:00. he helped us translate what he witnessed. >> the car was right there. the people pulled out the guy, and he was just, they left him on the floor because, i don't know. and it looked like his leg was like, swollen. >> reporter: he says he saw at least one of the cars going roughly 100 miles per hour. according to the spokesperson

sara! man! did that to somebody's kid. >> you can put that at the top of your resume. >> jackson davis is getting more minutes. >> wow. >> and we can see why. >> we can! vern, thank you. >>> if you only had had nine bucks to spend on somewhere to stay, even a hostel would seem out of reach. so would you >>> ever feel like you're being watched? so did a lot of airbnb users, and it turns out they were right. the platform currently allows cameras in common areas like hallways and living rooms. now it announced plans to ban all indoor cameras starting in may after some renters complained about hidden ones. outside cameras will still be allow, but hosts need to disclose where they are and what they are able to see. speaking of airbnb, if you're looking for a rental with real character, how about a historic cathedral? this friday, two people will get the chance to stay the night in the hidden library at st. paul's cathedral in london. the whole deal costs about nine bucks. dinner and breakfast include

i'm sara stinson reporting in marin county kron. 4 news. >> interesting. thank you, sara. a blizzard warning is in effect in parts of the sierra tonight with snow just dumping across the region. visibility, as you can see, here is the main issue for folks having to drive along 80 caltrans have been working nonstop to keep the highways relatively clear. but there is some slush build-up. one truck driver says he worries for other drivers once the slush freezes over. >> i would say they're going to shut the highway down. you think yeah, they're working drivers compared want to come through and then they stuck up here. but it starts packing, you know about a foot. it just turns into ice at night. so lakers its skating rink. yeah, it's terrible. >> dollar residents have been getting ready for the winter storm. they've been stocking up on supplies like food and gas. mountain travel is not advised. some resorts are even shutting because conditions could get dangerous with that. we want to get you a check of the 4 zone forecast as we take a live look at highway 89 in tahoe city. w

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. >>> from kpix, this is the late news with sara donchey, on cbs news bay area. >>> hi, i am sara donchey pretty nice we begin with a truly bizarre sequence of events that not only scared a lot of people, it left some wondering how did we get here? so it began with a man who should not have been there, but turned up at a south bay school, and ended with police and firefighters walk into what can only be described as a -trap ready to explode. police say 46-year-old software engineer marcus beck was caught last week looking around in elementary school. theodore down. two days later police arrested him for a dui crash nearby and say they found multiple loaded guns in his bmw including an ar 15, the filed a gun violence restraining order. when they showed up to serve it they say officers were overwhelmed by the smell of gas spewing from earners. on the kitchen stove. the chimney and the fireplace were plugged up and strangely there were cell phones strewn around the house. the d.a. thinks maybe to try to remotely ignite a fire. the neighborhood was evacuated and the elementary school was put

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notice >> sara >> this seems pretty on point to me. people that are running against to trump. i mean, how do you fight back against that >> look, i think first of all, i think that's 100% right? the psychology of people are just not built to take this and look one of the main tactics of autocrats and authoritarians is to exhaust pete mall, right? that's what they want you to be. they want you to be too exhausted to fight back. they want you to be too exhausted to parse through all the noise to figure out what's going on and so you break through by not getting exhausted, right? like this is the time for joe biden and his campaign to roll out 1,000 surrogates to go on offense against donald trump and say, you do not want this guy and i agree with molly, you don't have to talk about each individual case you've to say this guy's running for president to stay out of jail. he's got half 1 billion plus in legal fees that he's going to raise from you. those are the kinds of things you do to sort of pain and overall picture, there's a reason that roughly 30% of republicans say that if

star of "girls5eva," actress and musician sara bareilles.ian james acaster featuring the 8g band with aric improta ♪ [ cheers and applause and now, seth meyers >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night. we hope you're all doing well, and now if you don't mind, we're going to get to the news president biden released his budget proposal for 2025 yesterday, which includes nearly $900 million in funding for technology to detect fentanyl at the border, because the drug-sniffing dog they got now has had it [ laughter ] i can't sniff more of this stuff! angry tiktok users are reportedly calling congressional offices ahead of the week's vote on a bipartisan bill that would ban the platform well, it's more mature than what angry facebook users did [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause the white house announced yesterday that housing secretary marcia fudge is stepping down. said mike pence, "there's no need to curse. [ laughter ] republican senator ted cruz hosted a roundtable today on name, image, and likeness rights for student athlet

. >>> from kpix, this is the laid news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >>> hello, i'm sara donchey. depending on whether you were on this bus or not, it was either in the wrong place at the right time or the right place to stop an out of control car that had already crashed once. 16 people were hurt, and people who live near this oakland intersection tell our andrea nakano the street where it happened may have been part of the problem. >> reporter: this is the ac transit bus that was involved in the crash, and it wasn't even directly involved in the crash. the collision happened a little bit up the road, and one of the cars violently flew into the front of that bus. daniel saw the crash and aftermath that happened at the peak of commute hours just after 5:00. he helped us translate what he witnessed. >> the car was right there. the people pulled out the guy, and he was just, they left him on the floor because, i don't know. and it looked like his leg was like, swollen. >> reporter: he says he saw at least one of the cars going roughly 100 miles per hour. according to the spokespers

i'm sara stinson reporting in the studio back to grant. >> thank you, sara. a san francisco lawmaker wants to require self-driving car companies to report accidents and traffic violations to the dmv assembly member matt haney introduced a measure that he calls the a v safety and transparency. bill today. if it's signed into law, driverless car companies would be required to publicly report all collisions traffic violations and stallings says well as assaults and harassment involving the fleet. amy says his proposal is about everyone safety as reliance on the self-driving car starts to expand. we reached out to waymo executives for their take. but so far have not yet heard back. as we step outside now or at least take a view outside live. look here on a monday night above san francisco chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is with us in lawrence. here we are. another night. another night of rain. yeah. this may be it, though, until the end of winter is we're going to see a return to some warmer weather headed our way. but not tonight. >> we've got storm clouds r

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thank you. >> sara, please take it and kate, maybe he just liked biggie smalls. i mean, had you ever think been no. >> no. i >> please take it >> all right. coming up. jack takes era the air national guardsman, accused of posting a trove of classified document it's online, is set to plead guilty in federal court in boston. we are live there plus parts of northern california still buried in snow after a power for blizzard slammed the region, have more coming up to the golden boy of new jersey, i >> engaged in an affair with another man. >> did you want to be outed united states of scandal with jake tapper are gonna go to therapy is if they're having an interview with jake tapper next sunday at nine on cnn high, we've both got a big birthday coming up. so we have a lot of watches about medicare plans. >> we've got a lot of answers. how can i help? what was starters? do you include hearing benefits >> how about a plan with dental mission and hearing benefits >> sure >> life than sound of that, then how does a $0 monthly plan premium sound >> if you're new to medicar

>> good, morning, sara. it absolutely isn't. it's really been something that the vice president has been leading the charge on. in fact, she was just here last week in milwaukee talking about abortion and right. she will be in a minnesota today, as you said, and is really part of the biden harris campaign's plan to try in remind american voters that this election, in fact is not the same. yes, the same two candidates are at the top of the ticket. both joe biden and donald trump, but there are many different issues, of course, first and foremost is the supreme court overturning roe versus this is wade. and the fight for reproductive freedom is at the center of this campaign. but with the vice president and visiting this clinic in minneapolis, it raises a couple of points. one that there's no state really in this part of the country in the upper midwest that is politically secure for this campaign. they realize that they're going there to campaign as well in a political context. but conversations we're having with voters in the we

but analyst sara fischer says, maybe not. she points out that there are plenty of tiktok's competitors where people and businesses can go to place content and ads. wolf very interesting lots at stake right now, brian todd, thank you very, very much. just ahead, the ntsb raises yet another red flag about boeing after a series of safety issues, concern fliers here in the united states and indeed around the world anderson cooper 360 tonight at eight on cnn why always the >> couch does he need to get a puppy school, get his little puppy diploma how much i've been spending all this little guy. >> when your questions about life turned into questions about money there's erica, the virtual financial assistant to help you spend save and plan smarter. only from bank of america. what would you like the power to do? >> sorry, body for knowing about actives. but giving 100% of them to my face, the fear no more body can act of serums with hyaluronic acid that quench vitamin c that brightened and pro sara mind that even everywhere new doves

marc, let me turn to you because sara talks about key constituents.ational urban league just completed its report on the state of black america. what did you find and how does it relate to this race? >> thank you for having me. so we looked at three different things. number one is it's the 60th anniversary since the passage of the civil rights act of 1964 and one question is has the nation changed? has it had an impact? look at this panel, look at this newsroom, look at america and the congress. the challenge for people of color and women has been absolutely profound, and that has to be underscored. however, we also looked at disparities between black and white americans, and those disparities not withstanding the change have not significantly narrowed, particularly in the last 20 years. only a narrowing of maybe a few percentage points. at this rate we're 180 years away from parity. number two, we note the attacks on this progress. they come in the form of voter suppression, voter purges, attacks on democracy, attacks on equal opportunity, and de & i

. >>> from kpix this is the late news with sara donchey on cbs news bay area. >> hello, i'm sara donchey. uc berkeley is no stranger to protests and demonstrations. in fact, they've been part of campus culture for decades. but a group of israeli students says one demonstration got scary fast when protesters broke down the door of their oncampus event. our itay hod spoke with a student who was forced underground to escape. >> i saw a girl get grabbed by the neck and shoved. i saw my friend get spat at. and i saw just how much anger and hatred they had towards us at this moment. >> reporter: for about half an hour last week, sharon, a 19-year-old berkeley student, says she feared for her life. >> i couldn't understand, like, where this loud noise was coming from, and it's just them going like, like this with all of their strength, all their might to the point that they shattered the glass completely. >> reporter: on february 26th, hundreds of pro-palestinian protesters broke down the door of uc berkeley's play house, where an israeli speaker was set to address jewish students. the demonstr

our correspondent sara girvin is in belfast tonight. sara.agent known as stakeknife was described as the golden egg of army intelligence, but today the operation kenova report said that claim was based in fable and fairy tales and that actually he cost more lives than he saved. the report also found that state forces at times failed to prevent murder in an attempt to protect their agents within the ira. don't take any more photos of this house, i'm telling you now! because if you, i'll come out and i'll- do you! - this is freddie scappaticci. his double life personified the so—called dirty war between the ira and the british state during the troubles in northern ireland. he was the ira's chief interrogator, tasked with identifying informers inside the group. that role that saw him linked to numerous murders. but, incredibly, he himself was a british agent, codename stakeknife. findings from an interim report into his actions were revealed today. claims that he was responsible for saving countless or hundreds of lives are hugely exaggerated. m