darya. james, back to you. ok, thank you very much. rain. let's check the bridges for you this morning. beginning with the bay bridge ii. this been a slow ride since. >> about 6.30, or so this morning. still the case here at 08:00am so give yourself a little time. if you're headen to the toll plaza here in oakland, the san mateo bridge moving. okay. but as you can see, it's also dealing with some volume issues as well this morning. no accidents is just just a lot of on thursday morning. final stop for the richmond. sandra fell bridge a similarly it slow and go to toll plaza. once you get on the span, though, you're moving fine on west bound 5.80, heading from richmond down towards sandra fell. >> 8 o'clock and happening today. the 3 people arrested for the kidnapping of a 3 month-old baby in san jose make their first court appearance facing multiple charges. let's get the very latest on this now from kron. four's will tran standing by in san jose. when will those 3 be in court? do we know will? >> the 3 suspects should be before a judge some

james darya, these people are caught in between the area that's being shut down. you are allowed if you're watching inside, you're allowed to come outside getting your car and head into work or an the any other activity. but this scene here, you can see it's a big scene here. still being shut down as that officer was actually told me heat. he got the phone call come here. we need you to set up a perimeter because this is a scene you know, let's face it. coma south san francisco not used to this. so they threw everything at it, guys. so it's going to be in for quite some time. okay, too. thank you very much for the update. well, >> time now 7 '04 and the date is for 20 and that means for 20 celebrations. and the big one is back in san francisco after being postponed because of covid for 2. yeah, i haven't had it for a while. the festival will have some new policies in place and kron 4. sarah stinson is standing by here to help us. >> we through these changes that we're going to be seeing. purpose. e totally did that on purpose. weed through its waiting for jam to j

darya. james, back to you. think you're 18? 49 right now and the warriors are get ready for the postseason. they had the final game of the regular season against the pelicans did and that was a wind. thank goodness. and also is a good day for bay area. baseball teams to we've got kylen mills. >> with all of that in this morning, sports. >> the words looking to lock up the 3. see the regular season finale. klay thompson back in the starting lineup along with rookie moses, moody playing in place of forward andrew wiggins, who is resting 2nd quarter. so close game at this point for jonathan coming to let fly drops in the triple warriors up by 7. a minute later. coming up on the ball again. wow. this is just impressive. takes flight the 2 handed slam just a monster dunk finished with 18 points off the bench. worst up 6, 4th quarter wars with a comfortable lead. the mystery by coming. got back out to thompson who you just saw splashes 41 points for thompson, an impressive showing for him words when it won. 28 1, 0, 7, the final to c

and let me tell you, darya james, they're happening. people wearing their mask this morning despite bart saying that masks are now optional and they're highly encouraged. but like james said, this could be short-lived because part is actually trying to. well, there is a proposal to reinstate that mask mandate and they dropped their mask mandate after there were now know local state federal guidelines saying that you have to wear asked the state's department of health also terminated their statewide order on mask. and barr have been following tsa's guidance. but now that agency as well will be enforcing back either. however, as we mentioned, bar is reconsidering a proposal that would require masks on its trains. and that proposal is being brought by the board's president. and here's why she's moving forward with it. >> because there are many riders who need to be protected from covid. so folks who have underlying health conditions who are immunocompromised kids under 5 were still not eligible to get vaccinated, which is i know amazing to

hey, good morning, darya.t face criminal charges for starting the kincade in dixie fires. community outrage is growing but the local da is not calling for harsher penalties. plus, one of the men accused of killing kron 4 security guard kevin nishita goes before a judge today. this initiative died while protecting one of our field reporters in november. we're live at the courthouse in dublin with late breaking details to follow our coverage. grab your phone and scan this qr code right there on your screen. we'll take you straight to your app stores. you can download kron-on for free darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. step in a 9.56. right now. just a quick note since it's easter weekend. just be prepared. yeah. if you haven't bought your easter basket yet and you're interested in doing that is going to cost a little how much on average $62 what's in their just a normal stuff. you it's a candy, a little >> toy here and there. and yeah, it's just that price of everything is going up so much this year. that'

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. a 9, 0, one is the time in the breaking news this morning is good news mountain view. police have just found a 5 month-old baby girl who was abducted by her mom last night. yes. so that's the big breaker kron four's camila barco live in the newsroom with the latest on this. camilla. >> darya james police found baby a and her mother just 10 miles from the nevada border. the mother is now being detained along with the man she was seen leaving map and view with last night. now this is baby 8 on a on the left here on your screen and her mother, veronica. laura mir is on the right. police say that ramirez left with 8 without the father's permission around 7 o'clock last night from a mountain view apartment. witnesses say they saw ramirez driving away with a tall heavyset man. and we're now learning that the baby ramirez and the man she was seeing with were found 10 miles from the nevada border. we don't have details about who the man is or the connection with ramirez. but darya james polic

well, james darya, good morning. unsure about what the future holds when it comes to inflation. but some are warning americans. >> to take every precaution possible. i think we were too slow to pick up on how rapidly the economy was recovering. former treasury secretary larry summers told nbc's meet the press that the u.s. may see a recession soon when we've had inflation of both for and we've had on employment below 4, essentially always since world war. 2 that's been followed by a recession within the next 2 years. summers does not agree with some of the economic decisions democrats push like passing billion dollars spending bills. the economy has a very strong basis. but on fox news sunday, white house press secretary jen psaki. so the biden administration is monitoring their economic data to combat inflation costs are too high. that's how people across the country, of course, experience inflation. >> and we need to take steps to address that. some of those steps include lower health care costs for families and ex

darya. james, back to you. >> thanks. a lot rain. a 7 '03 and you don't have to wear a mask on bart. >> for now for now, yeah. bar could very well implement its own stiffer protocol. one bart officials, in fact, proposing to do just that kron 4 s camila barco following the story for us live out along the further confuse >> yes, so it may not be this way for long you guys because bart officials are trying to reach state of mask mandate, but james, in the meantime, and as of this morning, bart riders can choose if they want to wear a mask or not. on bart trains. now barton dropped its mask mandate because now there's no federal state or local orders requiring masks on public transportation. the state's department of health also under the statewide order on mask had been falling, tsa's guidance. but now that agency also won't be enforcing them either either. now, a few riders this morning have been wearing masks. others have chosen not to. here's what a few of them had to say about the new rule

camilla. >> darya james. we're seeing more and more states pass laws that stop people from getting an abortion. but companies like san francisco based yelp are creating ways for employees to legally get one yelp is offering to cover travel expenses to its employees across the country who must go out of the state to get an abortion. now the announcement comes on the same day, oklahoma clamp down on abortions. oklahoma's governor, like you for doris, a signed a bill into law, making it a felony to perform an abortion. now the only exception is if the abortion would save the life of the mother, yelp's benefits would cover all 4,000 employees across the country. it's 200 employees from texas would actually be the ones that benefit the most. the state passed a law banning abortions within texas after 6 weeks of pregnancy. but yelp is joining the ranks of other companies that are trying to help workers affected by these abortion ban loss. citigroup, uber and lyft are on that list. they're offering to cover travel e

darya. james, back to you. thanks.at commute is very important now that apple employees have short drive and work again. yes, they're being told to return to the office first time since the start of the pandemic. not everybody is coming back to full time in the office. however, which >> they probably prefer. yeah, let's go to kron. four's will tran and sea with southwell looks pretty busy. leaf blower. >> well, there's a leaf blower behind me, but i in over my right shoulder. look at that guys. you can see beyond window there. you can see some people showing up. there's a bicyclist. so we are seeing more activity this morning. i did this story last month when they were talking about today being the day. so you can clearly see the activity, the traffic coming to the campus. 5 billion dollars word. so apple says, you know what? get back to work. not full time yet. today's the start of one day, a week by the end of this month, twice a week and then by may 23rd 3 times a week, many apple employees. happy about this because

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot, ryan, a 71. our big story this morning. 3 people are arrested in the kidnapping of a 3 month-old baby in san jose. it was our big story yesterday. the kidnapping, a baby brandon. >> good news this morning. as we reported yesterday, he was found safe and sound back with his mother. but there are a lot of questions about the circumstances. kron four's will tran is live in san jose to explain it. >> james story of the biggest question is motive at this particular the san jose police department, they don't know are not releasing the motive behind all of this, why anybody will walk into an apartment unit about 2 miles from the san jose police department and snatched. >> a baby boy right underneath from his grandmother who was at the time. inside the apartment complex while she was unloading groceries. what we do know that it was a miscommunication that actually ended up with his recovery. and let me explain. so on tuesday night, the chp, they tweeted out a picture of a minivan. they did not get the au

well, darya james, good morning. and yes, president joe biden is focused on building more in america and he believes this will help fight off inflation. >> science technology is moving so incredibly rapid. >> president joe biden took a trip to greensboro, north carolina to highlight the importance of making the u.s. a leader in technology. development companies are ready invest in america. >> an american communities in america workers. but you need to see that their government is capable investing in our future. >> the president promises this approach will help the country deal with the many economic issues we face today for manufacturing jobs back building supply chain. sure at home, not outsource from abroad. the president wants the u.s. to become a major developer of semiconductors and other technology. >> he's calling on congress to pass his bipartisan innovation bill. >> congress needs to get this bill my desk as quickly as possible. our economic strength is on the line. national security as well the president i

the darya.rea artists is continuing to help ukrainian artists struggling in the invasion by sharing their stories with the world, the artists and his friends are turning signs of the invasion into artwork covers. amanda hari has the story. >> max is a really good story of somebody who hasn't put down freshly picked up while many people in ukraine are choosing to join the military and fight to protect their country. >> artist max killed or off is taking a different approach. he's found that the most beautiful campuses, an enemy bnp. >> which is the the russian take that he has painted. this is what that tank looks like now killed her off lives in novacare kafka. the town has been occupied by russian troops since february 24th. his friend and fellow artist john doyle says killed her off created resistance art on this tank. >> when local art store's brand of canvas. it's it's an amazing opportunity to provide morale to tell the people in the community that culture is not lost. oil is from the bay a

hi, will. >> good morning james and darya. so here's what's going to happen before today's 12, 45 0st pitch. get out of the way brandon belt get out of the way. brandon crawford, the media will make a beeline towards alyssa nakken because she moved the needle not just for major league baseball, but for society because she becomes the first female to take the field as a coach in major league baseball. and it is making national history. in fact, if you google a l like it will finish it for use or her name is already there. wikipedia already updated the information. she wasn't even supposed to be the first base coach last lay. but the first base coach, antoine richards, said he was kicked out because he got into an argument with a 3rd base coach for the san diego padres that it was actually at the batting cages working with the players, which you get the tap on the shoulder. hey, kid, getting the ball game. and that's what she did. and when she did, she also will make cooperstown for the baseball hall of fame. i'll explain that j

darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain. 8 o'clock. we are excited because after several years of construction. >> that new bus lane that goes all the way down. venice, 77, cisco finally open to the about time. we stinson following the story for us. >> this morning in the city and it is been a long time coming. sarah. >> i think the side that james just releases one that's felt across the bay area. if you're from here or you just drive in san francisco, you know that the construction and and has has been nonstop for years. and that's why behind me, this is where ribbon cutting ceremony is going to be full of people excited to tell you that the construction is over. take a look at you. see that red lane right there. that is the lane and which muni will be driving the buses. they will be only in that lane and all of you driving through the city will stay in these 2 lanes. and then you can see out there in the distance. there's also the platforms, these new platforms where people will be riding the bus. they're not starting that till 10.

so darya james, a lot of excitement here.g on those that red bus lane. so we'll get video of that. you want to check in with us again. we'll be covering this all day on kronon for now. i'm sarah stinson reporting live in san francisco. back to you. like they're rolling out the red carpet. these bus right? thank you very much, sara. >> 34 is the time. here's the deal, though. an increasing number of people are not feeling safe in many of the bay area cities now because of crime. according to this new poll, only 47% of residents said that they do feel safe. almost 2 thirds of the 1000 very voters who took part said that they avoid going to big cities in the downtown areas throughout the bay area because of crime. the survey organizer says that the fear of crime is going to make our economic recovery even more difficult. >> when there's a huge economic impact, then there's a huge social impact because we don't have the resources to support the folks who are really, really need the help of government. and we're not providing the

darya and james and welcome. welcome. we've had a much quieter morning then the one we had yesterday, you might remember we had a lot of wind gusts out there on the roads, but now clear skies. quiet morning for you. there. we're looking at our winds. you can see calm across the bay area. so that's a little bit of good news. you have to worry about that on your morning commute right now. radar shows us we just have a few higher clouds, no passing fog. current temperatures outside right now. still a cool one. you definitely want to bring your jacket this morning. 39, half moon bay mid to lower 40's in the south bay. conquer. 46 open your 46 and up in santa rosa. 42 here are looking at your seven-day because you need to plan the weekend. know how to plan darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain. a quick check of the bridge is now as we gage the commute at this early hour. 05:00am not a lot of traffic out there. you can see that here clearly at the bay bridge approach westbound i-80. i'm not much out there for

darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. 8.17, right now and early release program for prisoners is getting some push back after the shooting and sacramento that killed 6 people. >> the program allows people in prison to earn credits for good behavior and it can shorten their prison time. the and foot corporal injury a child domestic violence, rape of an unconscious person, human trafficking of a child hate crimes. those are considered nonviolent crimes. and if you go to prison, these are these are. crimes go prison for you get released early, which is insane. >> attorney general rob bonta and governor newsom have not said yet if they support ending the early release program. >> well, a new poll from the bay area council shows a spike in the number of people saying that they struggle to find a place to live over the past year. it found housing costs, availability, homelessness, crime, the cost of living. all of these were among the main reasons. people said they couldn't find a place to stay. and nearly half o

well. >> james darya. so this is off of blossom hill road. and this is as close as we're allowed to come. you can see the signs right behind me. the home depot. you might see that bright light off in the distance. it is still considered a crime scene. so it is locked down. there are police officers circling this area, making sure nobody gets any closer as they don't want to disturb this scene until they find out exactly what happened. so usually what they do is its worst case scenario that they to think it's arson and then work their way back that this fire happened on saturday. it was so intense skies and there's video that it actually burned for 6 hours before they were able to knock down the flames. it was smoldering for days. atf agents there are on the ground. there will be back here this morning. they have the expertise they been asked by the san jose fire department to come in and assist with the investigation. it is still primarily handled by san jose fire. but atf, they do have resources that can help them find out if this is arson.

darya. james, back to you. thank you. ran a 7.48. in the warriors are hoping that steph is going to be ready to go when the playoffs start on saturday. yeah, we'll see what happens. the a's. meanwhile and the giants both picking up a win. >> we have across for sports director jason dumas school. all your highlights this morning. the warriors hit the practice court for the first time this postseason. >> and steph curry with a full participant. i repeat steph curry with a full participant. yes, music to my ears, too. he had been out since march 16th when boston's marcus smart wrote on his ankle and sprained his left foot. but as you see left foot looks pretty good there. now if step plays on saturday, it will essentially be the first time the dubs have their full lineup. mine is james wiseman who has been ruled out for the season. the warriors are being cautious with steph, but i'd be hard pressed to believe that he won't play on saturday night. >> talked to him afterwards. so he good. but now we got to see how he feels tomorrow. i wou

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot.th the public now to help find a baby goat that she says was stolen. >> the date was born. kid is the goats name stolen on friday sometime after 10:30am, in the morning when the herd was working on fire. men agree mitigation off of appian way. and can all you know what that's like? they're just loose. you know, they're doing they're saying, and we've got security video showing what's happening. so let's take a look at it. the in the video you're going about. so we've got a whole story is going to tell you the whole thing unfold. all right. so gayle ong has more on that. let's >> get to it. >> there was a little monaco. think decided it was a great time easter weekend to lay down and have a baby dario and says she was on her way to pick up the mother goat and it's newborn. but sadly someone else decided they wanted that baby, too. we have woman on a security video just taking this poor little baby away from its >> yards in says the newborn went missing friday sometime after 10, 30 in th

and in the south bay we go. 42 minute drive. 85 into the low park darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain up wikileaks founder julian assange is one step closer to facing trial here in the u.s. a british judge has formally approved the extradition, but the uk government still needs to approve that court order. assange is wanted in 18 criminal counts for releasing secret us documents since 2012 he has battled against extradition while staying in london. if he is convicted, he could face life in prison here in the u.s.. >> the mask mandates could be changing again. the justice department says it will appeal a court ruling that struck down the nationwide mandate that we were west masks on mass transit, including like airports and airplanes. but they're only going to appeal this if the cdc says that the mandate that we should still wear masks, it's necessary if they do appeal, it could be a risky move that limits the government's ability to make similar mandates in the future. alexandra limon has the latest. >> good morning. the biden administr

darya. james, back to you. thank you, renay, to one and our big story right now. 3 people have been arrested in the kidnapping of a 3 month-old baby in san jose was the big breaking news yesterday. and we were happy to report by the end of our broadcast that baby brandon was. >> found unharmed and back with his mother. but we still don't know the motive for why he was kidnapped. let's go to kron. four's will tran live in san jose to find what we do know so far will. >> we do know that 3 suspects are behind bars, but we don't have is a motive, at least not revealed to the public. maybe the san jose police department. they know it's not revealing it where they're still working on a possible motive. but baby brandon is back with his mother today. all because of a miscommunication between the san jose police department and the fbi. so here's the timeline on monday night. the chp actually tweeted out a picture of a minivan. then few hours later, even during my report on tuesday morning, the san jose police departmen

darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much.rnia is a punishable offense. as we know it could lead to serious charges. some drivers, though, are taking it to a whole new level. there filming their escapades, going 50, 60 miles over the speed limit and posting that video on to youtube just to get attention. i am. we spoke to the chp and napa county sheriff's office take a look. round nesbitt has the latest. >> a viewer reached out to kron 4 concerned about a youtube page that they came across in it. the user post videos of themselves driving recklessly in different parts of the bay area and getting more than 100,000 views doing it. >> wind down highway 29 in napa county. this driver reaches speeds of up to 135 miles per hour. an open road is one thing, but it doesn't take long before they're rolling through stop signs and crossing the center line and bill. >> they can easily cross over and hit somebody head-on. >> erin edwards watched the video with her 3 young kids in the backseat, concerned for their safety known. she has to sh

i'm darya and i'm james little breezy out there.on which roads are dry because we do have some rain coming down right now. let's check it out, john. good morning. yeah. at last week's ever was here. winter is back though. now it is rainy. it is cloudy. and yes, it is definitely just not looking like it. did that familiar? sunny skies are gone this morning. we are going to be seeing showers throughout the course of the morning. they will quickly leave the bay area by noontime. but between here and there, be ready for and be ready for some wet and slick conditions. right now we are seeing that green showing up near the coastline on the peninsula, it into the interior, the bain, our bridges, our wet weather. it's the bay bridge, san mateo bridge down to the dumbarton bridge. light showers stretching all the way into san jose. now on up through the snow. great too. we zoom out across the region. most of that energy is actually yet to even reach our neck of the woods. so a lot of this rain having yet to shift into the bay area over the n

darya. james, back to you. all right.d i should i do this because i'm perfectly able to do the weather. i mean, the traffic. are you ready, ok? oh, my gosh. suddenly look at the bay bridge forces like everybody said, i got to go to work at the same time. so now you have to wait at push. the bay bridge toll plaza there, san mateo bridge. let's see if that happened there to know still friday light. that's a good spot. and the richmond, sandra fell bridge has got some more cars coming in streaming. and so streaming is a good thing because that means you're streaming and not crawling. and at the golden gate bridge traffic from southbound 1, one over the bridge into san francisco. you've got company now, but it's still rolling at the limit. 6.31. is the time. let's go to the north bay. now we've got that story about a teacher in trouble this morning. parents say they're outraged after learning that that teacher was arrested for coming to school allegedly under the influence. >> of alcohol and drug apparently the teacher minute

darya. james, back to you. all right. thanks a lot, stephanie.u have a sweet tooth, apparently it started when you were in evin. apparently that's what they say. this did the study and they asked americans, what's your favorite candy? and then it turns out that a lot of them had the same favorite candy that they have in their 11. it just kind of sticks with us all through. that's when you develop your your your in fact, 11% of the adults say they still get easter baskets filled with canned adults. >> so we feel with candy, you know, they're taking their kids member. they said what they did. it is. >> they take the candy from the kid and then they so you want cherry pick adult with the job. now i could buy myself a basket a full just the candy. i like i disagree. it was reese's cups and then it was reese's fastbreak and out reese's pieces. also, you have change. you do we want to do this one story but the zoo because yeah, they're a lot of kids put out some of these cool eggs. the mere cats here at the london zoo playing around all papier-mache so

james darya. it's definitely a fluid situation will continue to fall right here will either way when they say all right, pete, you think oh, does this mean twitter goes away under his ownership and not i think people are just saying they think it's going to change a lot. and so they're saying r i p to what we know now now. >> there are some things about twitter that definitely need to change. we'll we'll see what happens. >> 7, 0, 3 is a time and 18 house republicans are asking twitter's board to preserve all records related to elon musk suffered by the company last week. the tesla ceo, as you know, first, tried the hostile takeover bid now they they're saying they want to have a record of this whole thing. this comes as republican lawmakers have repeatedly accused twitter of censorship. gop lawmakers say their actions are part of congress's examination of big tech. so all of this they want for the record. let's see. >> all right. happening right now, thousands of stanford and lucile packard child

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot, right, 6.48, let's talk sports.riors are getting ready for their first playoff game on saturday. will staff be able to play good news is he was practicing yesterday. look good. yet. played a game since march 16th when he sprained his left foot. the warriors are being cautious, but they are optimistic. >> talked to him afterwards. so he good. but now we got to see how he feels tomorrow. i would say right now it's looking good that he was scrimmage tomorrow and then we take the next closer. >> and i didn't a chance enough to say he's all the way back or not. but, you know, and we have to get out there likes that. so that's a good sign in. i know you're going to keep, you know, getting better never easy. got to do to be ready. it's the first game of the playoffs. so you have to think of when do we take off the bubble wrap? that's what they got. you know, said maybe their way to get out of the worst the denver nuggets on saturday. >> at the chase center, we will see. we will. all right now on the baseball, the giants lo

darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain a 6, 0, 3, and you don't have to wear a mask anymore on bart. yeah. but how long will that last? it could be short-lived. one guard official, in fact, is proposing. >> enforcing their own mandate going forward with kron. 4 s camila barco to explain out in walnut creek. >> camila. >> you guys so yeah, people now have a choice. they can either wear a mask or not. when they ride on board this morning, we've seen people wearing them. we've seen other people not but they are optional. however, like you guys mentioned, bart officials, our trying to reinstate a mask mandate. now bart did drop their mask mandate because now there's no federal state or local orders requiring masks on public transportation. the state's department of health also terminated their statewide order on mask had been falling, tsa's guidance. but now that agency also won't be enforcing them either. however, as you mentioned, bar is reconsidering a proposal that would require a mask on its trains. the board's presi

i'm darya folsom and i'm james fletcher. we've got. >> some interesting weather to talk about this coming weekend. as you know, it's been raining around the bay and more where that came from. and we got a good storm already, john. we do guys. we had 2 earlier this week. we've got another on the way early tomorrow storm door finally opened, took long enough that will take every drop of it for sure. today. a nice break in between getting some sunshine later on. you can see skies have cleared out. really nice over san francisco. >> now we are going to be looking at some snow still hanging out for the sierra just over the next hour or 2 here. it's not a lot. it's just very much, though. the tail end of this lastest. we're in the midst of bay area already cleared and dried out. so aside somewhat spots from yesterday's rain, you're pretty good to go for this morning. it's chilly out there, though. 40's and 50's for current temperatures means do bundle up. no need to worry about the rain jacket today you'll can stashed away for tom

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darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot, 6.17, right now. and today marks 116 years since the great earthquake. 19. 0, 6, is when an earthquake and fire destroyed parts of san francisco. obviously something. >> burned into the memory of the bay area. 3,000, more than 3,000 people died and more than 200,000 were left homeless. if you ever seen the pictures, it's pretty epic. we saw what was going on live in san francisco are city leaders this morning. we're honoring those people. >> who survive the tragedy and who died covers her stinson has more on that. >> a huge turnout this morning at lot of fountain on market street celebrating the resilience of san francisco. surviving lee 19. 0, 6, earthquake. that was 116 years ago today. seismic roared across to prosper city of san francisco. >> experts today estimate the colossal earthquake was around 7.9 on the modern magnitude scale by the end of the first day, the city by the bay with shepard. 26 aftershocks. and what's to come to a raging inferno that would show no mercy to his people citizens f

darya. james, back to you. >> thank you. rain 5.18.the time in as russia's invasion of ukraine enters a new phase. the u.s. and its allies are talking now about next steps. the white house says that new sanctions against russia could come this week. susan mcginnis has more. >> ukrainian and russian forces clash in eastern ukraine. russia's invasion enters a new phase weeks after russia failed to take the capital of kiev today, tens of thousands of russian troops are resupplied and readied forming a new front 300 miles long infiltrating the donbass regions of and donetsk. ukraine's industrial heartland on a call. president biden and european allies reaffirm support for ukraine sending into ukraine. >> u.s. officials say the white house is preparing to announce another large military aid package for ukraine and possible new sanctions against russia. the incredible speed and scale with which materials getting over there in recent memory in recent history, truly unprecedented. and that is not an exaggeration. and within days, the pentagon

well, james darya, good morning. and yes, the new rule is made to rein in these privately-made firearms with serial numbers as the justice department says they are heavily influence at crime scenes. >> president joe biden alongside the department of justice announced the newest measure to crack down on ghost guns. united states department of justice is making a legal for a business to manufacture one of these kids without a serial number. a ghost gun is a firearm that comes in individual parts. the can be bought online or from a distributor and are easily assembled. the new rule would der the same federal laws as other firearms, fellow hunter t domestic abuser. go from a gun kit. to a gun as little as 30 minutes. u.s. deputy attorney general lisa monaco says these weapons are frequently used to because they can't be traced. they are real. they can shoot to kill. >> and they do. >> mia tretta is a school shooting survivor and expressed appreciation for this step by the president. we have a president who realizes that

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. 6.48.ed back on the stand this morning in a courtroom in virginia. he's testifying in the 50 million dollar defamation lawsuit is filed against his ex-wife. amber heard sloane glass takes a look at what's happened so far. >> johnny depp is sharing his side of the story. it was a complete shock that it would. >> it just didn't need to go. >> in that direction, the 58 year-old actor testifying that his life has taken a turn since amber heard's 2018 op-ed in the washington post referring to herself as a domestic abuse survivor that never mentioning depp's name the miss her. >> made the sue quiet paintings disturbing against. me if that were not based in. any species of truth. >> death was once one of the highest paid actors in hollywood reportedly earning 200 million dollars just for the pirates of the caribbean movies. now he says it's hard to find work strange one. >> one day you're. cinderella, so to speak. and 0.6, 0nd, sure. causing mode. >> depp also testified that his mom abused him as

darya james, back to you. thanks a lot. 71. and today it is happening. >> the buses will be rolling down, then asked, you know, after all these years, how many years seems like a but on that stretch of and as it looks like, we're going to open it up to the public today for those buses to just sip on past without blocking the lanes. kron 4 sarah stinson is live in san francisco with the details. hi, sarah. >> yeah, this project for muni on venice has been going on for 6 years. but if you've grown up in the bay area, if you lived here your whole life, you feel like the nsa general is always under construction. what we can tell you, at least this project is done. so that's the good news today on this friday. take a look at the construction that people have been dealing with for the last 6 years since 2016. this project has been going on been really tough for the businesses on van ness because not as much foot traffic when there's no place to park or 2 really walk around because it was just such a nuisance. so this is a good thing

darya. james, back to you. thank you, renay. 49, let's talk sports. worry is getting ready for their first playoff game this saturday and the good news is steph curry was on the practice court yesterday. looking good. he hasn't played since march. 16th when he sprained his left foot. the warriors are being careful, but they're looking hopeful for him playing. >> talked to him afterwards. so he good. but now we got to see how he feels tomorrow. i would say right now it's looking good that he was scrimmage tomorrow and then we take the next closer. >> and i didn't a chance enough to say he's all the way back or not. but, you know, and we have to get out there likes that. so that's a good sign in. i know you're going to keep, you know, getting better never you got to do to be ready. >> they are ready for that. first game of the playoffs against the nuggets this saturday at the chase center. >> well, talk baseball now the giants looking to take on the sear take the series against the padres. sean on the mound for san diego. his only mistake came here at t

but james and darya. how are the roads looking out there?which has been the bay bridge. >> a lot of people want to take it to work at the same time as the problem every day. but you know what? actually, they're inching along faster than they by a long shot within the last half hour meeting. i think it's moving before they can work. so right is a little bit better. more improved than it was the last time we checked it, least san mateo bridge. those still pretty trafficking. others in stop and go. but it is moving pretty well. as you can see, lots of sunshine hold on to the wheel because we're talking about the wind. let's check the richmond center fell bridge. this was also pretty busy. and as you can see, it's even more busy now because of the 2 lanes to the right word. the only ones now spreading on the left. as you can see, it's get more traffic at the golden gate bridge as well. but at least they're still running at the limit until they hit the toll plaza. >> 7.48 is the time talk about a story coming out of sacramento. now we're learning

one, 60 into conquered darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain at 8 o'clock and it appears a deal is imminent between twitter and elon musk. yeah. if the rumors are twitter's board apparently met over the weekend too. >> hash out the final details in that could also fall apart. but the rumors this morning that they're close to a deal, what does it mean is a question more trolls are less. let's check in with saracens issues falling for the news. my sarah. >> good morning. that's right. negotiations between twitter and elon musk reportedly went overnight and continued early this morning. a deal is closer than ever to being reached. word got out quick causing twitter to soar on the stock market. twitter's board yesterday they met to discuss musk's 43 billion dollar bid to buy the company. bloomberg reported this morning. the twitter is in the final stretch of negotiations. they say twitter is working out the terms of the transaction for its shareholders. last week musk said he secured funding for his unsolicited bid to buy the company for 5 for

darya. james, back to you.k you. 5.32, and happening now the state has dropped covid restrictions for people who go to those big mega event. yes. so that means that we return to normal like that. >> places like the chase center will stop checking for your vaccination or for your negative covid test. camila barco standing by live in san francisco with more on how things are going get like you still have to wear a mask. >> well, if you remember the mask mandate was dropped, but there are places here in san francisco that are still requiring masks. but showing your vaccination card or proof of negative covid test is a thing of the past. like you guys said the state is dropping its vaccination requirements for mega events. and those are events usually with 1000 or more people. instead, this state is now strongly recommending vaccination requirements or proof of a negative covid test for attendees. however, it is up to county leaders to decide whether they want to align with the state guidance or keep the mandate. n

darya james sat back to you. i actually want to check the roads before we get to the news and the news of the bay bridge is it's a little bit slow. as you can see here. there's a way to the approach to the toll plaza. san mateo bridge has been looking pretty good. let's just do a quick check of that one, too. it's even lighter like that the last half hour to its really lightened up richmond center fell bridge. got a little bit busy, but now it to the traffic is really listened up there. so nothing in your way. and the golden gate bridge has breweries and he's right now. >> 30 is the time. let's turn our attention to the north bay where parents, our outrage this morning after learning that a teacher was arrested for coming to school under the influence of drugs and alcohol fairly when confronted. she said she had been drinking that morning. sanibel police arrested. 46 year-old teagan leonhard wednesday at terra linda high. and they say that the alcohol screening tests showed she was more than 3 times the legal a c

darya. james, back to you. thanks.couldn't do it in denver, unfortunately yesterday with sports director jason dumas shows us what happened there. plus talks about the 2. >> bay area, baseball wins. >> the warriors really wanted to take care of play with your food. just send the series trim the fat. get ready for the second round. but those guys in denver, we have a lot of pride and they showed it. check out. new broncos quarterback russell wilson, courtside with his wife, sierra. 1st quarter. klay thompson is in his second of back-to-back threes play at 32 his first 30 point playoff game since he tore his acl in game 6 of the 2019 finals. 2nd quarter bones. hyland. getting really, really good. that was one of 3 straight treys. that one made it 40 to 23 nuggets. 3rd quarter, monte morris. he went off right guy. hit 5 threes in the quarter alone. the final one made it 87 to 76 nuggets 4th quarter. the dubs storm back. steph current. the scoop and the foul. feeling himself right there. that one tied at one 19. under a mi

darya. james, back to you. thank you. 7.31. in new this morning. bart announcing a new plan to catch people who aren't paying for parking. yes, and their solution is rather rather a big brother ish. >> they've got eyes in the sky watching you. or a lived in the newsroom with more on how they got to read your license plate. >> campbell, attic. going to be watching if you're not paying your parking fees, prop bar has had this problem for a few years with writers not paying for parking, but now they have this new technology to get people to pay up. and this is how it all works out. riders will input their license plate numbers on the bar at instead of entering a stall number or checking for paid permits. bart staff who enforce parking point, get mobile units and then scan the license plate numbers to see if riders pay. now, this idea started back a few years ago under a pilot program that launched at the macarthur bart station. and that plan was so successful that yesterday board members approved a contract to expand the plate. readers to fix license

darya. james, back to you. >> thanks a lot. 7.10, right now and we'll be back with more of our coverage of the breaking news in new york. a subway attack in brooklyn has left 13 people injured. about half of them were shot this morning by a gunman who they're searching for right now. yeah. again, back with more coverage in a moment with take a quick break. back in just a minute. advancements in the medical field are giving nurses faster, more effective results than ever before. they should expect the same from their education, too. with flexpath from capella university, you can complete your rn-to-bsn program in 9 months and under $10,000. set your own deadlines, and leverage your experience to move at a pace that works best for you. capella university. don't just learn, learn smarter. (music throughout) capella university. manhunt is underway right now in new york after a subway attack in brooklyn has left 13 people injured. about half of them were shot. apparently a guy in a construction v

darya. james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's continue with a look at the traffic. wow.on't like what's below at the vaca. a bridge. >> but that's the way as we saw this started 6.30, and it is not letting up. so if you're joining the crowd now in pack, your patience. let's check the approach of the san mateo bridge. that's not bad at all. westbound 92 zika, new direction. and actually, this is a really bright spot, the commute. so that's some good news for you. >> rich, i'm so proud hasn't been that bad. i mean, it's doubly heavy right now. see of company, but not as bad as the brit. i would say the bay bridge is there's a loser at this moment in our little lottery. >> and the golden gate has actually looked the better now than it did at 20 minutes ago. so the golden gate bridge is a delight. >> all right. it is 6.48, let's turn our attention to some national news now. a federal judge has temporarily blocked the biden administration from lifting title 42. that's the policy that expels migrants from the u.s. to avoid the spread of covid. robert sherman has an update. >>

i'm darya and i'm reyna it for james this morning. he's a little under the weather and we do have some weather that we're all under little bit of rain. yeah. thankful to be under this kind of weather at least because it is beautiful and needed. we are seeing out there at san francisco's this view right here showing you the moonlight shining through the clouds and still some lingering sprinkles. lot of this rainfall is beginning to shift out of the region. now we're left with a lot of cloud cover through the course of the morning, though. >> you can see those light sprinkles still hanging out for the south bay into the inland east bay. most of us across the bay area just holding on to misty skies now. and you do have that snowfall up in the sierra that is resulting in some really slick conditions up highway 50 as well as i-82 current temperatures right now we're in the 50's. and later today will only be in the 60's. so not a huge change of pace going on here. it is slick this morning, though. and as rain will tell you, that means you g

darya james, back to you. thank you, anna. >> well, at any moment the cdc could announce whether it will extend the mask mandate on airplanes and other public transit systems. you know, the mandate is set to expire on monday, but a lot of health officials think it's going to be extended. kron 4 sarah stinson is live at sfo with the details. hi, sarah. >> that's right. we're waiting to hear from the white house. are they going to extend its mask mandate or can we take this mask off when we're flying and say sfo or taking a bus or riding a train? this is something that, you know, has mixed emotions about. there's some people who say they are ready to take it off. and there's some people who say they are going to keep on for years to come. so quite a mix of emotions, but we will be waiting any minute we could hear from them any time between now and monday. the white house could make this announcement will wearing a mask on public transportation for 14 months under the biden administration. but the mandate is set

darya james, back to you. 8.49.ow and tonight the words are going to be in denver for game 3 of the first round of the nba playoffs. yes, the warriors up in the series right now. they're up 2 to nothing after winning the first 2 games at home. >> so the team and we've got some video to held their final practice at the chase center. >> before they headed off for denver yesterday. the warriors say this spite the lead they have in the series, they know it could quickly evaporate if they don't keep their eye on the ball. >> class a tricky because you know, the emotions run high when you win. and they run, though, when you lose. so it's just important to stay even keeled and realized no winning 16. not winning, doing or not doing were supposed take the first 2 at home, protect home court. and respecting your opponent. having appropriate fear, knowing that they're more than capable of. evening out the series. if we don't come in and do our jobs. tell these young guys, most importantly, to enjoy this and appreciate the eve

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