. >> registered john muir in concord held a picket today. they highlighted safety concerns. they have like staffing challenges, workplace violence issues and having enough relief staffing. so that nurses can take meals and rest breaks. the california nurses association says these improvements are needed to provide the highest level of quality patient care instead of morale distress and injury, which leading to nurses leaving. >> john muir has a lot of their own. it. boards and meetings in place already. but none of those really provide a seat for a nurse to be president and to have any input. and as the feet on ground, the people facing patients every day, we really feel that it's most important that the nurses are the ones that have the most input. >> we did reach out to john muir health to get a response about the picket. in a statement, it says, quote, michael health systems, john muir health is faced staffing challenges which have significantly improved as we continue to hire more nurses. it goes on to say specific to the subjects of health and safety in workplace violen

. >> registered nurses at john muir in concord held a picket today. they're highlighting safety concerns, including staffing challenges, workplace violence issues. >> and adequate relief staffing so nurses can take meal and rest breaks. the california nurses association says the improvements are needed to provide the highest level of quality patient care instead of moral distress, an injury which has led to nurses leaving. >> john muir has a lot of their own. it. boards and meetings in place already. but none of those really provide a seat for a nurse to be president and to have any and as the feet on ground, the people facing. >> patients every day, we really feel that it's most important that the nurses are the ones that have the most important. >> we did reach out to john muir health to get a response about the picket. they say, quote, like all health systems, john muir health has faced a staffing challenges which have significantly improved as we continue to hire more nurses specific to the subjects of health and safety, including pandemic readine

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. >> also happening tomorrow, registered nurses at john muir health in concord will hold a picket line for patient safety. the california nurses association says it highlighting staffing challenges and workplace violence issues concerns they say affect patient safety. the ticket will be from 10 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon at concord's john muir health campus. we're hearing from the loved ones of the family killed while waiting at a bus stop in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. a mother, a father, a one year-old and a 2 month-old baby all hit by an suv while waiting to go to the san francisco zoo. such a tragedy. the family members of the victims remember their loved ones as >> people left a positive mark in the lives of those around them. their statement reads in part, quote, go and that he'll day we're warm and loving parents who had a deep love for their beautiful children and enjoy nothing more than spending time with their 2 little boys. they go on to say, quote, they were also what one would call real life. and answers the kynd of people everybody loved to be a

so nurses can take breaks. >> john muir has a lot of their own. it. boards and meetings in place already. but none of those really provide a seat for a nurse to be president and to have any and as the feet on ground, the people facing patients every day, we really feel that it's most important that the nurses are the ones that have the most important. >> john muir health responded to the picket. was this statement saying, quote, michael health systems, john muir health has facestaffing challenges which have significantly improved as we continue to hire more nurses specific to the subjects of health and safety and workplace violence prevention. john, your health is proposing to add expansive new language to the contract. >> big story we're following for you tonight. the supreme court is hearing arguments about whether to limit access to a widely popular abortion drug. this is the first abortion case to be brought to the court since it overturned roe versus wade 2 years ago. our kron four's noelle bellow joins us now live in studio with more on the argu

yeah, this is this is very unsavoury. >> it really is , precious muir, >> it really is, precious muirmy headline hero is barack obama, because i think for the fact that he actually went to help out rishi sunak in this kind of dire need, that he needs some advice. i think he's, the best person that could actually show him the ropes and show him what a leader looks like. >> there you go, neil. your headune >> there you go, neil. your headline hero, the princess. >> catherine the princess of wales. i think the way she's handled situation and handled now, the situation and come out a very emotional, come out in a very emotional, video and also, you know, the support not only for her but for others with cancer, and i think, you know, she's had to suffer so lot and she's had to suffer so much with social media and speculation . and i think, you speculation. and i think, you know, now is the time to really celebrate her as a hero and leave her now in peace to recover and the family to come back together. >> well said. couldn't put it better myself, adrian , your better myself, adrian, your h

another bargaining session is set for today between nurses at john muir, medical and conquer. today, the nurses second day of striking 2 sides have been negotiating for almost 2 years over a new contract, registered nurses. they were on the picket lines tuesday. they say safety concerns, staffing challenges, workplace violence, issues and not enough staff to really so nurses can take breaks. >> john mayer has a lot of their own. it. boards and meetings in place already. but none of those really provide a seat for a nurse to be president and to have any input. and as the feet on ground, the people facing patients every day, we really feel that it's most important that the nurses are the ones that have the most important. >> well, john muir health respded to the picket with this statement saying, quote, all health systems, john muir health is face staffing challenges, which has significantly improved as we continuto hire more nurses specific to the subject of health safety, workplace violence prevention john muir health is proposing at expansive new language to the contract. wel

it's going to be adjacent to the medical center at john muir hospital. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley took a tour of this new facility with gardens and sculptures and artwork. >> the new ucsf john muir health cancer center on la casa villa in walnut creek. it will serve people from southern solano county to parts of alameda county and contra costa county. one stop shopping for diagnosis and treatment. we're moving lab services and imaging outpatient into this location that will free up space in the hospital and make it easier for patients to access care at the stats 155,000ft■!s with local donatios exceeding $110 million. to build this futuristic cancer center. >> we have four vaults for radiation therapy. three are equipped on day one and one is future expansion and get the latest and greatest. there are 58 new bays for chemo with views of mount diablo. we have an on site pharmacy and oncology lab mixing drugs right there on the spot and taking care of the patients. >> john muir says pairing their oncologists and equipment with the clinical res

nurses at john muir health in concord taking to the streets today. the picket they are in the middle of contract negotiations and they want a seat at the table. that's what they say. crowd forced to justice explains. now what they're demanding. >> currently are running into some roadblocks trying to get. >> safety implementations in place. registered nurses at john muir health picketing for 3 hours tuesday morning, demanding improvements over safe staffing in workplace violence. the registered nurses are asking for improve safety measures and to provide adequate relief staffing so that nurses can take meals and rest breaks very issue with workplace violence. >> unfortunately, yes, there we see it very frequently here at john conquered. there have been. >> accounts of patient on patient violence in the past year. there have >> versus having physical violence. >> put upon them by patience. you know, none of those things should be happening here at hospitals. the california nurses association says that these improvements are needed to provide the highes

that's right adjacent to the medical center at john muir hospital. abc seven news reporter leslie brinkley took a tour of the new facility with gardens and sculptures and artwork. >> the new ucsf john muir health cancer center on la casa villa in walnut creek. it will serve people from southern solano county to parts of alameda county and contra costa county. one one stop shopping for diagnose and treatment. >> we're moving lab services and imaging outpatient into this location that will free up space in the hospital and make it easier for patients to access care. >> the stats 155,000ft■!s, with local donations exceeding $110 million to build this futuristic cancer center here we have four vaults for radiation therapy. >> all three are equipped on day one and one is future expansion. get the latest and greatest there are 58 new bays for chemo with views of mount diablo. >> we have an on site pharmacy and oncology lab, mixing drugs right there on the spot and taking care of the patients. john muir says pairing their oncologists and equipment with the

pivoting hoping to highlight what they call serious patient safety concerns that happening at john muirlth hospital in concorde until noon, nurses are pointing out staffing challenges and work violence, they say these factors impact safety of patients and staff which is also preventing the hospital from recruiting and retaining nurses, those picketing are demanding the hospital make improvements, john muir health gave us the statement on negotiations quote we will continue to make significant investments in safety including video surveillance and implementation of a new weapons detection system, at all times, the health and safety of patients, nurses, staff, and providers is our top priority. >> east bay congressman mark casali and is holding refineries more accountable, he hosted a town hall in martinez following the string of incidents, the martinez refinery company is under the microscope, in the wake of a chemical release back on 2022 along with multiple incidents, he says last december, county health leaders and or quantity monitors conducted a surprise inspection and is pushing fo

union nurses picketed at john muir health and concord this morning. the nurses say they have serious concerns about staff levels and workplace violence. they are calling for relief staffing so that nurses can take meal and rest breaks without leaving patients unmonitored. they are also asking for a voice in preventing workplace violence. john muir health tells ktvu they're proposing new contract language on workplace violence prevention and are making significant investments in safety. they also say that negotiations are set to resume tomorrow. new at 730 tonight, a portion of a south bay highway is closed. it's all due to debris from a recent mudslide. i want to show you now what it looked like. what part of highway nine looked like earlier this month? and this large mudslide covered most of the road. caltrans says crews are working to clean up another slide in the same area from sanborn road to redwood gulch road, near saratoga. they are also working to stabilize a hillside, and there's no estimate when that stretch of highway will reopen because of

how those things can be improved. >> the nurses and john your have had 12 bargaining sections, john muir has issued a statement saying the hospital has made significant investments in safety including video surveillance system, improvements and implementation of the new weapons detection system, the statement goes on to say at all times, the health and safety of our patients, nurses, staff, and providers is our top priority. >> the issue of legal abortion is once again before the supreme court, justices heard oral arguments in a case that could limit access to a commonly used abortion drug and have far-reaching consequences for reproductive rights. nbc's susan mcginnis has the latest on the biggest abortion challenge since the court overturned roe versus wade two years ago. >> outside the supreme court, demonstrators on both sides of the abortion issue. inside, justices heard arguments in a case that could significantly restrict access to mifepristone. a commonly used abortion drug prescribed for decades. >> millions of americans have used the presto to safely end pregnancies. >> the hig

fears over the future of giant sequoias could be misplaced according to researchers with the john muir project. they're tracking the iconic trees' regrowth after fires tore through groves in the eastern sierra. as hunter sowards reports, the fire could be key to the trees in the future. >> reporter: once seen as their downfall could actually be our best shot at saving the treasured sequoia trees in the sierra-nevada mountains. >> we have been witnessing the slow depopulation of these giants for decade, but they're living ecosystems that were born in fire from an evolutionary standpoint. they thrive on it. >> reporter: dr. chad hansen with the john muir project and a team of researchers have been hiking into the remote redwood mountain grove. this is in kings canyon park torched by the complex fire in 2021. so you are not concerned about the future of the sequoia population? >> i am optimistic about the future of the sequoia population the first time in my entire career now because of these recent fires perform. >> reporter: dr. hanson's team has seen the most regeneration of new trees

it will be from 10 in the morning until 2 in the afternoon at concord's john muir health campus. in santa clara county. more than 3,000 registered nurses who work for the counties health system here are planning to walk off the job next tuesday over a contract dispute. there. contract negotiations have been happening since the fall with the focus on salary and benefits as well as patient care. >> we've exhausted all measures at the negotiation table and we feel that the county's negotiation team is not being serious and they don't want to be collaborative with us. we're facing an extraordinary a structural deficit at the county. >> and we have committed. we continue to be committed to a fair contract for nurses. >> the county health care system says steps are being taken to fill those positions during the strike. but certain services may be unavailable for those 3 days. >> oakland's new police chief floyd mitchell will be formally introduced on wednesday. he's expected to start on the job in late april or early. may. and yes,.his work cut out for him. there have been 18 murders i

john muir has a lot of their own it. boards and meetings in place already.but none of those really provide a seat for a nurse to be president and to have any and as the feet on ground, the people facing. >> patients every day, we really feel that it's most important that the nurses are the ones that have the most important. we did reach out to john near help to get a response about this. pick it. they say in a statement, quote. >> like all health systems, john muir health has faced staffing challenges which have significantly improved as we continue to hire more nurses specific to the subjects of health and safety, including pandemic readiness and workplace violence. prevention. john, your health is proposing to add expansive new language to the contract. >> and the next bargaining session is scheduled for tomorrow. march 27th reporting in concord to be justice kron. 4 news. uc berkeley police are asking for the public's help >> who disrupted a campus event that was hosted by a jewish student organizations happened last month. and celebrex playhouse police s

i'm david muir in baltimore. good night. ridge and it collapses.idges withstand that kind of impact? we talk with an expert. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. soak up the sun while it's here. because tomorrow it's turning wet, hour by hour. look at the forecast coming up. from school to space. meet the high school students who designed a satellite that nasa is going to send into orbit. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> the search for survivors suspended now more than 16 hours after a baltimore bridge collapsed. the six people missing are unfortunately presumed dead. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley, and i'm ama daetz. >> eight people were on the bridge when it was struck. two were rescued from the river late today, the coast guard said given the conditions, how cold the water is, it was likely the six missing people did not survive. they were construction workers who were on the bridge doing repairs. >> just before 130 in the morning, the ship's pilots made a mayday call after losing power, alerting officia

i'm david muir. from all of us here, good night. is the first day of many that will bring wet weather to the bay area and dangerous conditions in the sierra. live doppler seven is tracking the system that's moving into california right now. good evening. >> i'm ama daetz and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. we're going to see the weather get even worse tomorrow. and we're already seeing the effects from the storm so far. >> yosemite national park is shutting down at midnight and will stay closed through the weekend because of the weather. >> visitors are being told to get out by tomorrow afternoon. yosemite could get several feet of snow over the next few days. we'll watch that closely. the oakland zoo is going to be closed tomorrow because of the storm. they tweeted this video showing rain falling on the flamingos. >> all right, let's check out our current conditions around the bay area we are taking a look at for live cameras. a lot of wet roads out there. and check out the view in the higher elevations. this is zephyr cove

world news tonight with david muir is next. i'll see you back here at four. >>> tonight, the horrific bridge collapse here in baltimore. the search for victims, the investigation tonight. how could this happen? the stunning new images showing the moment a massive container ship crash into the francis scott key bridge here in baltimore, plunging the bridge into the river. authorities on the radios just moments before, sending out washings to keep drivers off the bridge. and then the collapse. >> the whole bridge just collapsed. >> david: the ship going dark just moments before impact. the crew issuing a mayday. an eight-person road crew still on the bridge when it went down. two people rescued. six still unaccounted fur. tonight, what behave just learned here about the ship. just moments ago, my interview with maryland governor wes moore. what happened in the moments before that collision? and our team here in baltimore with the history of this ship. the crash just a couple of years back. >>> also tonight, the high stakes battle

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prevention john muir health is proposing to add expansive new language to the contract. we do know the next the next bargaining session is scheduled for tomorrow march. 27 back you. >> tiffany, thank you. kron 4 is your local election headquarters in right now. robert f kennedy junior is in the bay area of the independent candidate getting ready to speak at an event in oakland. he is expected to announce his running mate for president silicon valley attorney and entrepreneur nicole shanahan who grew up in oakland is expected to be kennedy's picked, will have all those details as soon as they are announced. we'll have updates for you throughout the day right here on kron. 4. happening tomorrow new top cop s flood mitchell's expected to be formally introduced to the community. we spoke with local leaders about the tough job this new chief is stepping into kron four's terisa stasio has the story. unfortunately. >> they would not be any a honeymoon period. carl chan is a longtime oakland chinatown community leader. tell you for the 10 years or so. we have about 10 chief and

and broadcaster precious muir. but first, let's get your latest news headlines from karen armstrong . armstrong. >> thank you very much, leo. i'm karen armstrong in the gb newsroom. sainsbury's has been unable to fulfil the vast majority of today's online deliveries because of technical issues. contactless payments in store were also affected, leaving thousands of customers either unable to buy groceries or having to queue for cash machines. sainsbury's says it was caused by an overnight software update. tesco experienced similar problems, but on a smaller scale. both chains have apologised to customers and say the unrelated issues have now been resolved , issues have now been resolved, and vaughan gething has been elected as the next welsh labour leader and the new first minister of wales. he will become the first black leader of any european country. mr gething won a narrow contest against his only rival jeremy miles, taking 51.7% of the vote. he is expected to be confirmed as first minister on wednesday, when a

it will be out of concord's john muir health campus. >> it's 9.10 in the south bay. more than 3,000 registered nurses who work for santa clara county's health system are planning to walk off the job next tuesday because of a contract dispute. negotiations have been going on since the fall. the focus is on salary benefits and patient care. >> we've exhausted all measures at the negotiation table and we feel that the county's negotiation team is not being serious and they don't want to be collaborative with us. we're facing an extraordinary a structural deficit at the county. >> and we have committed. we continue to be committed to a fair contract for nurses. >> the county health care system says that steps are being taken to fill the positions during the strike. >> but certain services may not be available for patients during those 3 straight days. so if you do have something scheduled, you're going want to call and check. >> still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news to teachers in the south bay arrested now in connection with assault allegations. investigators tell us

. >> both men were rushed to the john muir medical center. one of them was pronounced dead. we are told the other has life-threatening injuries. we still don't know if the victims knew each other or the person who shot them. police have not released any information about a potential suspect. >>> the alameda county health department has a warning for a very specific group of people if you visited a certain restaurant earlier this month. you might have been exposed to measles -- measles. if you are at the sons of liberty restaurant in san leandro back on march 9 between the time of 4:45 and 7:30 in the evening, and if you are high risk , unvaccinated, pregnant woman or infant, call your doctor. it could take weeks before you see any symptoms of measles like fever, red eyes and a rash. >>> turning to first alert weather right now, here is a live look outside across the bay area. changes are on the way. rain is expected to return to the region. here is meteorologist jessica burch. >> very similar to yesterday. daytime highs in the upper 50s and lower 60s across the peninsula wit

rachelle ortua, and materials management technician who said the insurance only works at seton and john muirh of which are close to or even more than an hour away. that is significantly limiting for her family , including her six-month-old daughter. she said she worries about what would happen and how much of the cost or if her daughter had a medical emergency. >> what stresses me out the most as we are starting her own baby food . so she is learning how to eat baby food. i am afraid that what if she has an allergic reaction to some kind of food or what if she ends up having asthma like me. >> on top of that workers are concerned about the future of the hospital which has been hit by job cuts and other service cuts for all employees. including nurses . >>> live to open where a's fan's are also on a bit of a strike. last night the team faced the giants at a preseason battle of the bay. fans had been through a lot with the teams impending move to vegas and all the drama that has come with it. as if there was not in a bad blood between , fans are calling foul. streaming at 9:30 we will hear abo

subjects of health and safety, including pandemic readiness and workplace violence prevention john muir health is proposing to add expensive new light is sorry, expansive new language to the contract, end quote. >> well, a new report shows a san jose is struggling to divert 9-1-1. calls related to mental and emotional distress to the 9, 8, 8, mental crisis lifeline. the report found the county mental health teams responded just 2% of nearly 60,009. 1, 1, calls better suited for a non police response. even in those situations, police responded jointly police officials have yet to answer questions as to why it took so long to figure out which calls to redirect to 9, 8, 8, >> time now 607. francisco mayor london breed has lost the latest fight over the board of supervisors overrode her veto of a controversial piece of housing kron four's will tran is standing by in the city to explain. >> goodmorning well. >> good morning, james. here's what's going to happen. san francisco can still look to build more housing developments. they just can't do it in certain neighborhoods after the board of

. >> union nurses picketed at john muir health in concord.se nurses say they have serious concerns about staffing levels and workplace violence. they're calling for relief staffing so that nurses can take meal and rest breaks without leaving patients unmonitored. they're also asking for a voice in preventing workplace violence. >> we currently are running into some roadblocks trying to get safety implementations in place for workplace violence, not only for nurses but for patients. >> john muir health says the health and safety of patients, nurses, staff and providers is their top priority. it's also proposing new contract language on workplace violence prevention and are making significant investments in safety. a bargaining session is scheduled for tomorrow. governor newsom is extending the deadline for federal student aid applications for california students. he signed the bill that gives students another month to apply for financial aid. it comes after the us education department admitted there are several processing delays and technical

happening today, registered nurses and john muir health in concord are going get for patients safety. california nurses association says it's highlighting staffing challenges and workplace violence issues and sars, they say affect patients. safety pickett is going to be from 10 this morning. too in the afternoon at concord's, john mair, health campus. let's head to the south bay because more than 3,000 registered nurses who work for santa clara county's health system are planning to walk off the job next tuesday over a contract dispute. contract negotiations have been ongoing since the fall. the focus on salary benefits as well as patient care. >> we've exhausted all measures at the negotiationt table and we feel that the county's negotiation team is not being serious and they don't want to be collaborative with us. we're facing extraordinary a structural deficit at the county. >> and we have committed. we continue to be committed to a fair contract for nurses. >> well, the county health care system says steps are being taken to fill those positions during the strike. certain services

. >> at the table, john muir health responded with this. they say like all health systems, john muir health has faced challenges that have significantly improved as they continue to hire more nurses and specific to the subject of health and safety. they say that workplace violence prevention as well, that john myhre is proposing to add expansive new language to the contract for that. >> well, a new report shows that san jose 9-1-1, is struggling to identify and divert calls related to mental and most and emotional distress to the 9, 8, 8, mental crisis lifeline. the report found the county mental health teams were only given 2% of the nearly 60,009. 1, 1, calls. it should have gone to them. police administrative haven't answered why it's taking so long to figure out which calls need to go to 9, 8, 8, >> it's 10, 6 and san francisco mayor london breed has lost her latest battle to get affordable housing the way she wants in the city. bump in the road. ashley went toe to toe with the board of supervisors. and in the end, the board walked away

here's david muir. >> david: tonight, the new honor for a mission so secret, many who knew about it,took it to the grave. world war ii, 1,300 u.s. soldiers part of the so-called ghost army. top-secret military units deployed to fool the nazis. using inflatable rubber trucks, inflatable tanks and artillery, even inflatable soldiers meant to look real from the air and from a distance. even blaring sound effects of tanks heard miles away. the strategy deceiving enemy forces. freeing up real units to strike unexpectedly. saving an estimated 15,000 to 30,000 lives, helping to defeat the nazis. the mission remained top secret for 50 years, declassified in 1996. and tonight, nearly 80 years later, the ghost army now recognized with the congressional gold medal. three of those veterans were right there today. private seymour nussenbaum, then and now. private john christman, then and today. and private bernie bluestein, then and now. today, honoring his fellow soldiers. >> took a lot of hard work with a lot of hardworking people, and very proud and happy to be here to receive this honor. than

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. >> reporter: both were rushed to john muir medical center. a 65-year-old, was pronounced dead. we're told the other has life-threatening injuries. we still don't know if the victims knew each other or the man who shot them. police would not confirm any leads they are working on in this case. they did, though, say they were interviewing witnesses. a suspect, though, is not in custody. >>> we have also been following the aftermath of one of the most horrific traffic accidents that we have reported on in years. three family members were killed and a baby was critically hurt when an suv speeding down the wrong side of the road plowed into a san francisco bus shelter. tonight the attorney of the 78-year-old driver tells us she has been in the hospital since being arrested on saturday. 78-year-old mary fong lao is facing a long list of charges, including vehicular manslaughter and reckless driving, but we are still waiting to see what the district attorney's office will do next. her charging decision could come any day now. saturday's crash happene

world news tonight with david muir next. and i'll see you back here at >>> tonight, the dangerous winter storm slamming several states. parts of i-70 in denver shut down for a time. the accidents, the images coming in. >>> the major headline from the florida judge in the donald trump classified documents case. >>> and breaking news right now in new york city. word, a horrific shooting in a subway station. >>> first tonight, tracking this major winter storm at this

. >> reporter: welsh local craig muir spotted this monolith on a hill last week in the middle of nowheref how it got there. describing it is roughly 10 foot high, foot and a half wide metal structure impaled in the ground. it's the latest shiny spike to pop up in an unusual location, sparking speculation of how and why it got there. >> visitors are flocking to a new mystery monolith on the welsh countryside. >> some of the theories, perhaps it was left by aliens similar to arrival. or earth bound pranksters looking to capitalize on the moment. >> i would say a good portion of the importance of the attention we're giving to these particular monoliths has to do with their secrecy, their mystery, who's behind it. but also, their diverse locations. you know. in a way, they're not just appearing in one part of the world. >> there have been multiple monoliths, usually appearing out of the blue. this one in a remote utah canyon suddenly s suddenly sprouting up in late 2020. >> the intrepid explorers go down to investigate the alien life form. >> spotted by officials countsing bighorn sheep from

the meeting will be held at john muir elementary and on zoom at 6:30. >>> this is a live look at the oakland coliseum. the a's open the 2024 season at home against cleveland this thursday. it could be their last season at the coliseum. the team is set to move to las vegas and may play at a different ballpark while the new vegas park is under construction. the a's lease of the coliseum expires after this season. the city and county did meet about a possible extension of the lease. a spokesperson said it was positive and productive and plan to meet again this week. a's fans are planning a boycott on opening day to protest the move. last year, the reverse boycott at the coliseum, this month they're planning an opening day boycott. >>> okay, take a look at this video of a stunning new phenomenon in the sky, the northern lights. this was taken in northern norway. even more spectacular, this was a view from a kitchen window. can you imagine if that was your view this time of year? incredible. always on my to-do list. >> this is part of an outburst of the sun that might make these lights no

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it's going to be held at john muir elementary. it starts at 6:30. >>> hundreds of kids in the south bay celebrated the persian new year at the children's discovery museum in san jose. the celebration is known as nowruz in more than two dozen countries around the world. after a trial run last year, the museum brought the event back. families were treated to special story time readings, a honey tasting, children performing traditional dances and tables where kids could make their own spring crowns. >> this is a very fun event. it's deeply traditional and meaningful to families who celebrate this holiday and very fun for families who may never have heard of it to wander into the museum and say, what's going on here? what are those crowns all about? >> learn more about it. nowruz is now on the roster of annual events at the museum each year. >>> rob mayeda is here. we've got rain, sunshine, and we've got pollen. >> a lot of pollen. i got you covered. >> i'll take the whole box, please. >> she's a sneeze machine, folks. >> it's one of

the event is scheduled for 6.30, tomorrow night at john muir elementary school. still ahead here at 11, a car over turns off the road trapping driver inside. >> how fire crews pulled off this miraculous rescue and protests continuing across the bay area as israel moves forward with a ground operation in rafah. the latest developments out of the middle east coming up. another one in the books. but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the scenes, that truly matters. [ physical therapy staff discusses results ] for your mind. for your body. and for the community. -team! for all that is me, for all that is you. kaiser permanente. protest in san francisco today calling for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. >> hundreds of people walked down market street in the city today. video from the citizen app here showing that group and south of market neighborhood. the group says they stand against israel's invasion of rafah in the middle east. israeli jets strike several sites in gaza city. the

about refinery safety and martinez congressman mark desaulnier will host a town hall meeting at john muir elementary school starting at 630. his office says recent safety incidents and investigations prompted this discussion on officials from contra costa health, the bay area air quality management district and the u.s. chemical safety board will all be there. weird blue jellies are washing ashore at san francisco's ocean beach. according to our media partners at the sf standard, the tiny jellies have been seen by hundreds since last tuesday. experts say the wind is pushing them to the surface, where they collect their food, which consists of marine larvae and eggs. the ocean creatures known as by the wind. sailors can grow up to 2 to 3in long and have a thin, translucent sail that rises upwards. pretty cool. there's a subtle show to be seen in the sky tonight. the moon is getting a makeover if you look close enough. plus a much flashier eclipse is just weeks away. we'll explain. >> i'm spencer christian. showers are winding down the beginning of the workweek is looking sunnier. i'll have

good night announce thank you for making world news tonight with david muir america's most-watched newscaste ever. also, the pressure is on for oakland's newly named police chief, facing a tough road ahead and nancy pelosi on the fight to keep the affordable care act going. abc7 news starts right now. >> always live abc seven news starts right now. >> rain coming down hard across parts of the bay area today. this video shot this afternoon at the macarthur maze in oakland. good evening. i'm j.r. stone. we begin with weather this afternoon

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