. >> then >> airdrops aid and the humanitarian disaster in gaza, my exclusive interview with queen rania of jordan, israel experience. >> one october 7 >> since then, the finneas have >> experienced 156 october 7, then us marines and hundreds of millions of dollars to bring haiti back from the brink of civil war flashback to the '90s in this unending cycle of poverty and violence. also, this our martians wanted nasa administrator bill nelson are new red planet recruits and elon musk, exploding rockets and finally, the smash hit west end play that meditates on being young and black in britain. >> there are still resided at me, to be told for people it looked like me welcome to the program, everyone i'm christiana, 1 pool in london, in >> russia this weekend and election. that's more of a rubber stamp on putins eternal presidency. he'll get another six years after being in power since 2000. he's already second only to stalin's 30 year dictatorship. but listen to the pigeon, the world first met. >> freedom of speech freedom of conscience, freedom of the mass media, rights of the owners will

rania. have of this was an opening day, unlike any other. >> thousands of a's fans packed the oakland coliseum parking lot. what could be the team's last season opener in the town and you have hundreds of fans. >> who didn't even step inside the stadium. well, for saracens, it shows us it was a block party to boycott the game. >> on the a's opening day, many seats were left empty inside the oakland coliseum. but outside the parking lot was a sea of green. hundreds of fans boycott of the big game and had a block party instead it strong words for the owner of the team, john fisher. i don't they're taking look at we love our team we are >> want to give canceling dana morgan waited 2 and a half hours to get into the parking but i'm not going into the game. >> i'm going to be out here. i guess they're getting ready to go once the gates opened the party begin. >> the boycott was organized by oakland. 68 ce and the last dive bar. the back were able to get so many folks that, you know, come out and

queen rania, there really vocalizing the perception and of course, as head of if the government and as the demand that is really pushed for this war to continue benjamin netanyahu would be getting that blame. now, certainly within israel as well, he has been blamed for what having predicted the october 7 attack, keys accused of not having done enough to be able to protect people during that attack can also, there are questions as to why but he is doing now why he is continuing in this way and why he hasn't managed to get all of the israeli hostages back from hamas and other groups in gaza. really is under attack from a number of different directions. not leads to cause with the us president joe biden as well. kasie >> all right. paula hancocks for us in abu dhabi. paula, thank you. >> coming up next here are the legal tactic donald trump is using to try to delay his hush money trial. plus the state of florida settling a lawsuit that challenged its don't say gay a law happens to the golden boy of new jersey. i >> engaged in an affair with another man. >> did you want to be out? who did

. >> reporter: in hardy county, west virginia 18-year-old rania zori is donating books to head start to keep. >> reporter: in her gap year before college, she's created a nonprofit to collect and donate books to low-income communities. ♪ i love my blue shoes ♪ >> reporter: but she's also made the history books. in this year of stalemates in congress zori managed to author a formal resolution passed by the u.s. senate. do you recognize what a challenge it is right now to get congress to do anything? >> yes. in a time of such political polarity and everybody's fighting with each other. but everyone could come together to support early childhood literacy. >> reporter: she studied how to write her resolution, which formally acknowledges early childhood literacy awareness day. >> i went through every single resolution. >> every single resolution -- >> of a commemorative day. like since 2018. >> reporter: her effort got her home state senator's attention. >> she wanted to share it. >> reporter: never too young to do this stuff. >> never too young to share. >> reporter: and together they lo

and no respite for mothers like rania burying their children in gaza.ay, us vice president kamala harris was in selma, alabama to mark the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday, when civil rights demonstrators were attacked by police officers on the edmund pettus bridge. in her opening remarks, she echoed president biden�*s friday statement calling for an �*immediate ceasefire�* in gaza, and said that the killing of palestinians trying to get food from an aid convoy on thursday was a tragedy. they were met with gunfire and chaos. our hearts break for the victims of that horrific tragedy and for all of the innocent people in gaza who are suffering from what is clearly a humanitarian catastrophe. earlier i spoke with former white house middle east adviser marc ginsberg about the latest us calls for a ceasefire and the state of negotiations. nikki haley —— kamala harris there was echoing comments made earlier by the president. but these comments are coming one day before she meets with cabinet members at the white house. we have a lot of moving parts here and

and no respite for mothers like rania burying their children in gaza., us vice president kamala harris was in selma, alabama to mark the 59th anniversary of bloody sunday — when civil rights demonstrators were attacked by police officers on the edmund pettus bridge. in her opening remarks, she echoed president biden�*s friday statement calling for an immediate ceasefire, and said that the killing of palestinians trying to get food from an aid convoy on thursday was a tragedy. they're expected to discuss a humanitarian truce as well as reducing palestinian civilian casualties and increasing deliveries of aid. ange we saw hungry, desperate people approach food trucks, simply trying to get food for their company after weeks of no aid reaching northern gaza. and they were met with gunfire and chaos. our hearts breakfor the victims of that horrific tragedy and for all the innocent people in gaza who are suffering from what is clearly a humanitarian catastrophe. joining me live is marc ginsberg. he's a former white house middle east adviser in thejimmy carter

my exclusive conversation with queen rania of jordan. >>> then, america's missteps on the road to warked over, but what did saddam hussein fail to understand about the united states? journalist steve coll reveals what went on inside saddam's

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but most of the bay area dries out here soon rania, even that while those with this is a really slowd a 9 o'clock hour. normally we're seeing traffic on the bay bridge lot lighter. as you can see, the meteor lights to lawn and their steel telling to slow down. 25 minute ride me so that fremont street exit visibility along the san mateo bridge, not the best right now. 23 minute ride 80 to 101. as you can see. looks cool. showers coming down there. richards center fell bridge just under 13 minutes. golden gate bridge short of 34 minutes. and if you're taking 1, 1, of the south bay about 44 minutes 85 to menlo reaches back to you. thank you, rain. it's 9.31. the concord city council is holding off on implementing a brand new rent control ordinance that was just approved last week. kron four's michael thomas is in the newsroom to explain why. >> hi, good morning, everyone. will this rent stabilization ordinance in concord has been an issue for years and these new changes were set to go into effect april 5th. >> but the concord city clerk recently received a proposed referendum petition t

after that, it's nothing but sun and getting warmer and warmer 70's by the weekend rania. all right, john, thank you for that long without a lot. more red green out there in the 8 o'clock hour, you can see our high was busy. >> law 88 8 in the east bay and even want to wanted to 80 down in the south bay as well. starting to pick up out there. they bridge right now. thankfully no accidents, but a 15 minute ride and meter lights are on san mateo bridge around 28, 80 to 101 c how busy it is. a long 8.80, getting on that ridge. there. 45 minute. ride to atlanta, down to 37. and if you're hopping on 101. 85 up to the low park. just short of 54 minutes. all right, james, back to you. >> thank you very much. it is 8.17, and happening today. we have hundreds of college students from across the state. they're going to be rallying on the steps of the capitol. they're urging lawmakers to fund the cal grant program to help reduce cooled after about 350,000 students. this is video from a rally back in february. cal grant is the state's main financial aid program. and last year lawmaker

morning, we can look forward to some 60's later on today and we're going to pair it with nice sunshine raniaght, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at morning drive 14 minute ride into the city this morning. meteor lights are on mateo bridge just short of 14 to 101, the richest ever ridge about 12 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 19 minutes. >> it is 6.30, and we want to talk about a search that's underway now for a serial flasher. and you're at that right. police say he's flashing people in public. we get kron four's. michael thomas in the newsroom with that story. good morning, everyone. will police say they've actually identified this brentwood flasher that's been exposing himself specifically at retail stores. >> but they haven't caught him quite yet. and while he wears a mask when he's allegedly doing this, police have gotten a good look at his face from surveillance cameras. take a look. this is the man that police are looking for. they've gathered about 3 photos or so of him. they say he's been accused of exposing himself to people outside shopping centers

rania. now, 18 minutes traveling into the city, san mateo bridge just under 60 minute.. 0, 1, it was december fell bridge eight-man, right? and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 26 minutes 9.31. want to get back to the breaking news that we're covering, where for sonoma county deputies were injured in an early morning shooting. that happened this morning in santa rosa to several streets still shut down. >> while police continue to investigate, quote, will tran live in santa rosa. the latest on that morning. well, >> 4 deputies were shot. one was shot in the head, critical but stable condition. meanwhile, this scene still very much active. i'll step out of the way. this is at belleview avenue and stony point road. now this is where they're telling people to make a left turn. nobody allowed past this point unless you are authorized. we will zoom past this point and show you the other officers on the other side. we're talking maybe a quarter mile to a 3rd of a mile from my location. it's between bellevue and todd. that's where they say the suspect crashed his car. t

we do see the return of a few showers towards late thursday into early friday of next week rania.hn, thank you for that. we have a nice overall start, but i am tracking an accident. >> along south to northwest tennyson road as a traveler do. hey, right now, things are a little slow there. you might want to take mission boulevard to hop on that. get around those delays that were seen other jason highways. and you're seeing this morning. 24 6.80, no major issues. 80 is starting to pick up just a little bit. they bridge right now 14 minute ride heading into the city this morning. no accidents on our bridges. all them look good. 40 min, right? 80 to 101 south bay. 85 up to menlo park along 1, 0, 1, 31 minutes to 80 82 into 37. you're still at the limit. there. and along 80 crockett on towards the maze. just a 19 minute. you start to build soon as you hit richmond during his back to you. thanks a lot. 7.16, for your money this morning. some washington lawmakers are pushing for a >> 32 hour work week and you get the same pay. and california has 250,000 fewer higher paying jobs them thou

that everything is tied down your especially going to feel those gusts as you do make those drives raniaall right, john, thank you for that. that was a school officials have announced where they're going to be installing. 33 new speed cameras across the city. >> comes following a push for safety improvements on city streets. how will translate san francisco with that story. so will what are you learning? >> well, i'm at one of the locations that the cameras, one of them will be installed sometime early next year. obviously the goal with speed cameras is to slow people down. if you're going 5 to 10 miles over the speed limit. well, your chances of that person that you possibly could hit surviving goes down infinitely. so every time you go too fast, while survival rates go down. so they are right now shopping for vendors install those 33 cameras. this is part of the initiative by governor gavin newsom. san francisco, oakland, san jose. you know what? glendale down in southern california. they are also getting speed cameras to slow drivers down in san francisco. there are many locations and

rania. all right. thank you for that update in that story. coming up on the kron morning news. a united airlines flight scheduled to leave sfo. >> it's a late for more than 17 hours. what they're saying 17 hours. what they're saying caused the thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for adults with hr positive, her2 negative metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfeeding. for more information about side effects talk to your doctor. thanks, mom. be in your moment. ask y

and, you know, i'm like i was thinking about this this morning, james and rania. unlike a police officer pulls you over or maybe you can explain your situation might be an emergency in this case, a camera doesn't talk to you. you'll have to explain it to a judge after he get the ticket in the mail. >> we're talking your way out of and not at all and do what i will. all right. 6.11 is the time and the sfmta is going to be holding a public hearing later this week about expanding the no turn on red project. they want to install about 200 more signs on intersections in and around downtown san francisco. they be located north of market and south market areas where there are high concentrations of both crashes and pedestrians. the agency says it's a low-cost measure to protect people by keeping crosswalks clear of turning vehicles. the hearing is set for friday. meantime, on the peninsula, you can now reserve tables and view special tables for peninsula restaurant week. this is the 4th annual event and it's going to actually spanned into santa clara county, too. hundred

temperatures in the mid 50's for your highs later on rania. all right. on the that we got water on those bridge cameras right now. >> tell see the water starting to come down out there. conditions are still very light, but don't speed because it might be very slick. and what you don't want to get into an accident that way. 60 minutes on our san mateo bridge, 80 to 101. your to center fielder just short. 8 minutes looks great. and the golden gate bridge, the breach definitely slick. i can see the reflection there. 23 minute ride. 37 to the tolls are ages. back to you. thanks. a lot rain, 803, and the big for employers in oakland are partnering up and they're protecting their own employees from crime in the city become a problem. crawford's michael thomas takes a closer look. joining us live from oakland, michael. >> hey, good morning, everyone. that's right. this private 10 million dollar plan essentially to protect their employees because many times they were falling victim 2 crime when they were either heading to lunch or to and from the office. we've g

. >> rania, back to you. all right. hand and thank you for that update.now investigating a dirt bike crash that killed one person seriously hurt. ano police say a 20 year-old man riding a dirt bike ran a stop sign. the intersection of len west, 4th street a collided with a van yesterday. the driver of the v had to be taken to the spal, said to be in critical condition. police say they're not releasing names until they notify the victim's family. at a san francisco police officer was found guilty of groping a woman inside of a marina district bar. prosecutors say back in december of 2021 off-duty officer michael ware sitting next to a couple at a bar on lombard and webster. they say her air became aggressive in, quote, the victim. whe faces up to one year in county jail. it has to register as a offender for 10 years. his sentencing hearing is scheduled for may. coming up next. the problem morning news uc berkeley professor stages a sleep in. >> protests going concerns of antisemitism on campus will have that coming up. >> well, on the peninsula, 3 women wh

. >> and >> joining me now is the chief international digital editor for the wall street journal rania mccarty. thank you so much for joining us. i know this is a very, very, very difficult time when a colleague is in this kind of terrible predicament. this week, of course, marked a year since evan gershkovich was arrested and jailed in russia for being a journalist are you hearing anything about him being any closer to being freed? >> we'd already genuinely don't know as nathy was just alluding to, there has been some coverage and some comments made by president putin before christmas on after christmas in which she did speak in, appear potentially willing to do a deal to get evan out. but his pretrial detention was extended on tuesday until june 30. so today marks one year who's already passed his 32nd birthday in prison we're it's very hard day for us all to bear. and he is there at least for another three months and we really don't know when when when we will see him free are you hearing from his parents and authorities what kind of access do us officials even have >> to him as he'