april 19, 512 a.m. city officials of city history gather at lota founding on a pedestrian island at market geary and kearney streets to mark the anniversary of the 7.9 magnitude quake that violently shook san francisco in 1906 and every year our crews make sure the fountain is good working order. last week the staff including plumbers electricians andstrationary engineers inspected the founding to make sure lighting to water flow was up to snuff and gave a cleaning scrubbing and washing away gunk to dislodge debris. tomorrow the cleaning crews will be out to make sure it looks great for the early morning remembrance that helps keep san francisco history alive. naerbd beautification day. this past saturday we hosted the neighborhood beautification day in the richmond. 60 community members who came to plant trees-argone elementary school hosted the kick off at the campus, that is a shared school yard site. we had engagement from the parent teacher organization. i want to thank the aragon school and the school

on the fire station home and earthquake damage within the city to estimate was impossible and messages we're sent around the world. at 6:00 a.m. san francisco eugene be sniktd is unaware until the city officers arrive at his door and the downtown - 6:30 a.m. all of the folks are responded to the mayor and some soldiers donate 209 residents and firefighters and at 14 a.m. major aftershocks still stanldz are the buildings and the city suffered aftershocks stretching the services and fires raged throughout the city and were for the stopped until 72 hours later and the fires started and firefighters created firebreaks and afternoon one-on-11 o'clock the hogan's hospital was set up outside of city hall and the injured have forced to evacuate and 3:00 p.m. mayor sniktd appointed the city of 50 the prominent citizens and reports of counting in the streets and the mayor orders a shot to kill proclamation and everybody folks are in downtown are are seeing shifty winds force the winds towards the city and - but the fire breaches the ballot line and continues uphill and thursday april 1, '92 omb california george governor arrives to ass

a.m., i'd be at home. it is so sad, a young man. >> this is not a city where anybody should fear for their lives at 2:30 a.mthis is a city with a vibrant nightlife and we should be safe 24 hours a day. >> there's no crime or stan homicide -- worse than homicide. reporter: lee, a major tech force in the tech world. the chief technology officer at mobile coin before he was cto of mobile payment at square in the creator of cash app. earlier in his career, he also worked at google. they issued a statement saying in part he had an impact far beyond his short-term on earth. bob's real resume is the hearts and minds he touched on his time on earth. his legacy is that you can make a difference of your tribe. and of course has amazing children. kristen: s bob lee best spoke with our media partner, the san francisco standard. joining us with more about his life and death and possible applications on the city struggling to recover from the pandemic is the standard's senior reporter. jonah, thanks for your time today. >> a pleasure to be here is always. kristen: i know you have a lot of reporters covering this, as do w

a.m. in new york city 10:30 a.m. in london we are just getting started here on "worldwide exchange."sia u.s. and china carry out military exercises in the region. >>> investors watching those developments and turning to the economic data and earnings season kicking in high gear. we tee up a busy trading day ahead. >>> the monthly employment report showing a cooling jobs market what it means for upcoming fed decision all here on "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back i'm frank holland. let's pick up with the stock futures. not a lot of action in the stock futures. muted right now. flat across the board. nasdaq down slightly dow jones industrial average looks to open higher at this moment we have a big week for markets on the economic and earnings front. we get the look at inflation with cpi on wednesday and ppi on thursday on friday, earnings season kicking into high gear with several big banks reporting. jpmorgan chase and wells fargo and citi >>> the bond market is something to watch the 10-year treasury at 3.36 this is 50 basis points lower than a month ago that is when

a.m. hour: in the city. lee was the chief product officer of mobile coin and the former cto of square.e was also a well known angel investor. the 43-year-old lee was stabbed on main street in the east cut neighborhood. this was near rincon hill and the bay bridge. sfpd says when officers arrived they found a man had been stabbed. paramedics rushed him to the hospital where he later died. no further details from investigators as to what led to this deadly stabbing. >>> whoa! whoa! >> it was a loud and strong rattle. today's 4.5 quake was felt throughout the bay area and across the central coast. luckily only a few reports of damage and they were all minor. but it is a good reminder of where we live. >> reporter: the epicenter was two kilometers north of here. here in hollister, families say they are used to earthquakes but it has been a while since one felt like this. tuesday's 4.5 shake sent customers and employees running for safety throughout the dollar general store in hollister. >> this was one of the worst ones. >> reporter: the store's aisles are covered in chemicals, food, and f

we are well into the 60's in our warmest cities by 10:00 a.m. lunchtime, 70's and a lot of spots, 60's on the bay shoreline and warmest city today will be going into the 80's away from the coast. 82 concord, same santa rosa, about 79 san jose, 76 palo alto, 73 here this time of year. 66 in the city, 77 in san rafael. forward over the next couple days, the warm-up continues tomorrow but it is thursday, the warmest day we have this weekend for good reason. it is hot inland, into the 90's, and around the bay shoreline, into the 80's. we take a closer look at thursday, the warm daytime highs in about nine minutes. let's check in with sue with traffic. sue: good morning, everyone. heading to the richmond san rafael bridge, been great. no problems, knock on wood. we had a nasty accident yesterday. nothing like that happening this morning. enjoy the sunrise as you head west into marin county. when you get to marin, this is what 101 looks like. southbound passed the northgate -- northgate mall and northbound headed past the civic center, you are moving

a.m. and starts at city hall. if you're looking at ways you can help and be an ally, go to abc7news.com to find local resources and support. the uc system has a new plan to simplify transfer requirements from community colleges. some lawmakers say it makes things more complicated. it guarantees admission into one of the uc's nine campuses for students who qualify. some say this will complicate the process as the uc plan will have different requirements than a admission guarantee already offered by california state university. a spokesperson said the proposal will be further -- after consulting with lawmakers. the bay area will be represented in the ncaa basketball championship between san diego state and uconn. for san diego. up in the north bay. yesterday on the women's sid lsu clinched their first ever national title, they also set a record for the most points in a championship game with 102. bringing back bigger plans to revive downtown san francisco. also, an iconic san francisco restaurant serving its last me

a.m. in new york city we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange. here is what is on deck.oad for the economy and markets. the fed now suggesting a mild recession in the cards future is looking to shrug off the outlook. >>> apple looking to triple output from the increasingly favored emerging growth hub. >>> and jeff bezos is bowing out of the bid for the washington football team. he is not adding team owner to his repertoire all here on "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back to "wex." i'm frank holland. it's a bit of a muted start. all three indices up right now the dow would open up 50 points higher right now it's early stocks off a lower session on the back of the cooler cpi data and the fed minutes. we will dive into those deeper coming up shortly. >>> the bond market now. the 10-year treasury is holding steady at 3.42 this is the headline with bonds. yield on the 2-year treasury is dipping below 4% we are looking at energy wti at the highest level for the year we saw a reversal in the oil market now a tick higher. brent crude at $83 a barrel. up again fract

a.m. in new york city. 3:30 p.m. in mumbai where apple is opening the first retail store. on deck. >>> bank of america and goldman sachs set to report ahead of the open we are getting the look at the health of the financial sector and economy. we tee up the numbers you need to watch. >>> netflix on tap with the performance of password crackdown and ad supported tier top of minds. >>> and elon musk diving into the a.i. race. it is tuesday, april 18th. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's check the u.s. stock futures. we are looking at futures. green across the board very early the dow would open 50 points higher nasdaq moving higher right now the bond market. the benchmark 10-year yield. 3.59 a big jump from the low of 3.25. 30 basis points. watching the yield on the 2-year above 4% something we continue to watch oil and brent coming off the worst day in a month down .30%. brent at $80.50. brent crude at $84.50. >>> time for the check of the top corporate stories, including elon musk throwing his hat in the a.i. race. silvana henao is back with

a.m. in new york city we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange.g for the big banks earnings we dive into what to expect in the sector on the heels of the turmoil which rocked the market. >>> stocks finding momentum. futures pointing to a bit of pressure ahead of the open. >>> and france stock market hits a high and protesters in paris turn to luxury it is friday, april 14th you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back i'm frank holland. let's check on the u.s. stock futures. under a bit of pressure this morning. the dow is easing off the pressure now down 77 points you can see lower across the board. >>> earnings season set to kick in with jpmorgan chase and citi and wells fargo and blackrock reporting. the fed reporting this week and investors are wondering if the results this quarter will play out. bob pisani has more. >> the fed declaring a mild recession likely, short bets on the s&p are rising the reason mild recessions are bad for stocks typical recession is usually accompanied by a 10% to 20% decline in earnings and r

a.m. in kansas city, missouri, where we're learning new details about the shooting of a black team who accidentally went to the wrong house to pick up his siblings and was shot twice by the homeowner 84 year old gunmen, andrew lester, who was white told the police that on the night of the shooting, he was quote scared for his life. due to the teens size. he is now facing two felony counts. the prosecutor says that lester could get a life sentence if convicted. he also says there's a racial component to the case. meanwhile, teenager ralph ya'll has now been released from the hospital and will recover at home. cnn's lucy cavanaugh has the details. the defendant, andrew d. lester is charged with the class a felony assault in the first degree dependent, is charged with armed criminal action. two felony counts filed in the shooting of a black teenager in kansas city, missouri, 16 year old ralph ja rule was struck on the left side of his head and his right arm after he went to the wrong home to pick up his younger brother's thursday evening black. the doorbell at a residence just before 10 p.m. on 115th

city. around 11:00 a.m., the former president arrived at the federal courthouse. you can see him there. this was in manhattan. agents read his rights and fingerprinted him before he was taken into the courtroom. mr. trump charged with 34 counts of falsifying business records before and after the 2016 election. it's in connection with a scheme that directed hush money payments to two women before the 2016 presidential election. now, outside that new york courthouse, take a look. quite a scene. hundreds of supporters and opponents. mr. trump's lawyers actually addressed the crowd. we also heard from the manhattan district attorney, who's leading this charge against the former president. >> today's unsealing of this indictment shows that the rule of law died in this country because while everyone is not above the law, no one's below it either. and if this man's name was not donald j. trump, there is no scenario we'd all be here today based on these charges. >> less than two weeks before the presidential election, michael cohen wired $130,000 to stormy daniels' lawyer. that payment was to h

city. goes from 5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. with gusts of 45 miles per hour.n with a 30-mile-per-hour guest , if you are not in that wind advisory, we could still see an occasional tree go down with gusts that are strong. so that is the focus for tomorrow. it will be cold in the morning. mid-30s to start things. even though the thermometer might technically make it to the mid and upper 50s, it will not feel like that with a 35 mile per hour wind gust. you will have a wind-chill factor that will make it feel colder. so if we change the view completely and you want it to be sunny and warm, that's coming. if you look at the six to 10-day forecast, this is the probability that we will be above average. right now the average for inland valleys is 69. think about that for a second. it should be about 70 degrees for the average high. we have not been anywhere near that for a while. you won't be there for the much of the first part of this week. bye-bye friday we have made it back to average! get ready for that and then prepare yourself for saturday when we go to the

a.m. here in new york city. we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange. what's on deck shares of meta soaring ahead of the open the tech giant emphasis on efficiency paying off so far >> i continue to believe that slowing hiring and flattening management structure and increasing the percent of company that is technical and rigorously prioritizing projects will improve the speed and quality of work. >> we are digging into the numbers of the debt limit and the house clearing speaker mccarthy's plan to get on the agenda. >>> and the trouble ahead with the transportation stocks showing rising risk of potential rece recession. it is thursday, april 27th you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's check on u.s. stock futures. we mentioned earlier today showing in the green nasdaq with a pop on meta earnings all three higher in the pre-market this morning, we are looking at the state of freight and what it could mean for broader economy take a look here dow transports are close to flat on

a.m. here in new york city.hat is on deck on "worldwide exchange," fears around the economy reemerge in the market >>> also the state of the consumer fresh data from mastercard you will see first here on cnbc. tracking spending and how inflation is influencing shopping. >>> and amazon tightening its belt scaling back on employee compensation amid worries. >>> it is thursday, april 6th. you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." i'm frank holland. let's pick up with the check on the u.s. stock futures right now, we are seeing a bit of a change. we are seeing red across the board. dow jones industrial average in negative territory the s&p and nasdaq also in the red as well. we want to check on the bond market we are looking at two things the spread with the 3-month t-bill and 2-year note the widest spread in 40 years. this is seen as a recession indicator. >>> we are watching energy worries as we have seen pressure on the oil market after the recent rebound right n

a.m. in the new york city area we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange.ew quarter. the s&p and dow trying to extend gains. >>> energy stocks with a boost on the back of the surprise output cut by opec we dig through the stocks that stand the best. >>> apple coming off the best quarter in two years why the next guest says apple along with the big tech has a lot more room to run. >>> it is tuesday, april 4th you are watching "worldwide exc exchange" here on cnbc welcome back i am frank holland >>> we kick off the stock futures. following a mixed start to the second quarter yesterday futures are rising dow jones industrial average would open 25 points higher. the nasdaq seeing the biggest gain slightly in the red when with we started the show s&p frslightly higher. th >>> wti is $80 a barrel. natural gas is off the highs from early this morning. up just about .30% >>> for a check on the early trade in europe is julianna tatelbaum who is standing by in the london newsroom with more. julianna >> frank, good morning here in europe, equities off to a strong star

a.m. in the new york city area we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange. surprise output cut by opec and analysts saying crude could climb back to $100 a barrel. >>> stocks set to kickoff the second quarter after the nasdaq notches a 17% jump in the first quarter. >>> tesla are record delivery figures as price cuts fuel demand phil lebeau is here to breakdown the numbers here on "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back hope your monday is off to a great start. let's check on the u.s. stock futures. right now, we are seeing a bit of a mixed picture s&p down nasdaq down .50% the diow jones industrial averag leading right now. opening 100 points higher if they opened now. you see the bounce by the dow. the chevron is 40 points by bounce with the rise in oil prices all three wrapping up in the green. s gains to 2% to 7%. nasdaq with the positive finish for the quarter. the big winner is the nasdaq up 17%. as you can see let's check on the bond market the 10-year treasury at 3.53 we are still seeing the yield and 2-year with the inverted yield curve.

a.m. here in new york city area 5:30 p.m. in macau we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange.a sliding this morning on the back of the quarterly results. revealing the true cost of slashing the price tag of the evs. elon musk talk also about twitter. why he is threatening action against microsoft. >>> and tim cook wooing key political leaders as apple expands its footprint. it is april 20th you are watching "worldwide exchange" here on cnbc >>> welcome back to "wex." i'm frank holland. let's pick up with the check on u.s. stock futures they he aare in the red dow jones industrial average is opening 150 points lower nasdaq is down 1%. something to watch this morning. a news alert on "wex." janet yellen will give remarks at johns hopkins university. some remarks are released early to say constructive and fair economic relations with china she will talk about targeted actions against china and how they are driven by security concerns and not meant to gain competitive economic advantage that is according to the advanced release yellen says the u.s. will not compromise on security

a.m. in the new york city area we are just getting started here on "worldwide exchange."re looking for 10% of the s&p out with reports this week we have tom lee standing by for the bullish case. >>> and now turning from the big banks to the regional firms. >>> out of the quarterly results, tesla facing discontent from workers at the facility why they are speaking out against elon musk and the company. >>> it is monday, april 17th you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. >>> welcome back i'm frank holland. let's start off with the check of the stock futures higher this morning. we continue to watch them after markets had a winning week the dow notching the fourth straight week of gains futures are higher we are turning to the bond market the benchmark 10-year treasury at 3.52. we are seeing the 2-year treasury above 4%. let's hit oil off the 2% gain last week. wti right now trading at $82 a barrel down .50%. brent crude at $86 a barrel. >>> time to check the action in asia and europe with joumanna bercetche in the london n newsroom >> good morning, tfrank. we had a p

a.m. in the new york city area >>> shares of microsoft are taking off they pay off in a very big way we'rethose numbers is. >>> shares of alphabet climbing higher give a green light to a massive $70 million share buyback and buffett maker taking a lead from auto giant volkswagen and a race for market domination in china it's wednesday, april 26th you're watching "worldwide exchange" right here on cnbc. >>> welcome back to "worldwide exchange." let's take a look at u.s. stock futures. we're look ing at the u.s. market the s&p and dow jones up, however, the dow jones up fractionally at this point we're also watching the bond market we're looking at the yields in the benchmark 10-year. right now it's at 3.40 about 20 basis points lower than the high this month. we've seen a decline on the 10-year as we've gotten closer and closer to a fed decision something else we continue to watch. wee watching energy, oil as always wti up about half a percent. brent crude almost 81 buck as barrel, up a fraction. natural gas taking a turn 2% to the downside. >>> time for a check on this top stories. our sil

passenger car went underground for details from our correspondent dmitry akimov 8 a.m. in the admiralteisky district of the city on a wood-burning street damaged it turned out to be a pipe with a diameter of 800 mm. the total bottling area was 500 m² on site. the breakthrough formed a rather large pit, into which a car with people fell through unofficial information events developed as follows. the car began to go under water, the owner of the car, an elderly man, decided to save his car, tried to drive out, but the car got stuck, and then he called the rescuers, the firemen arrived, almost instantly after a few minutes and, uh, immediately rushed to save the children who were also in it car. one on the employees of the ministry of emergency situations e, sergei yudin, the train fell into boiling water. doctors say he has 40% body burns, second firefighter, meshkeyev also received burns during the rescue operation, all about 7% of his body, as boiling water came and fell on the right side of the body. of course, the pensioner and his grandchildren needed help. in addition, another person was injured. this is a

on the fire station home and earthquake damage within the city to estimate was impossible and messages we're sent around the world. at 6:00 a.mbe sniktd is unaware until the city officers arrive at his door and the downtown - 6:30 a.m. all of the folks are responded to the mayor and some soldiers donate 209 residents and firefighters and at 14 a.m. major aftershocks still stanldz are the buildings and the city suffered aftershocks stretching the services and fires raged throughout the city and were for the stopped until 72 hours later and the fires started and firefighters created firebreaks and afternoon one-on-11 o'clock the hogan's hospital was set up outside of city hall and the injured have forced to evacuate and 3:00 p.m. mayor sniktd appointed the city of 50 the prominent citizens and reports of counting in the streets and the mayor orders a shot to kill proclamation and everybody folks are in downtown are are seeing shifty winds force the winds towards the city and - but the fire breaches the ballot line and continues uphill and thursday april 1, '92 omb california george governor arrives to assess the damage and the

a.m. here this new york city. will: i've never been to virginia beach. pete: really? will: have you? couple of vets' organizations, we were in virginia

a.m. in the new york city area we are just getting started on "worldwide exchange.hat's on deck futures under pressure after stocks posted the best day since early january. what a key economic report today could mean for the markets and fed's move next week. >>> a big week for big tech ending with a bust why shares of amazon, snap and one more name you know are trending lower ahead of the company. >>> anti-esg wave grows as kansas is the latest state to ban esg consideration when investing public funds exclusive with kansas state tr treasurer steven johnson coming up it is friday, april 28th, 2023 you are watching "worldwide exchange" on cnbc. happy friday let's pick up with the stock futures. futures are lower across the board. it looks like the dow would open up 100 points lower at this point. all three down .50%. very early still we have to talk about financials as a sector, it is the worst performer year to date banks are the biggest drag within the group leslie picker is joining us now with the deeper dive on returns. good morning, leslie >> good morning, frank

. >> around 1:00 a.m., salt lake city police officers spotted him in the area of 200 east and 500 southcted. >> and clearing the building, they found our suspect deceased in a room in the church. >> it turns out that melvin rowland died by suicide. police say using the same gun he used to kill lauren mccluskey. so many of us won't forget those images on campus that day, all of those young students who had gathered. you could see the tears. coming down their faces. those who knew her. those who loved lauren. suddenly, the nation knew the story of this young woman with so much promise, whose life was stolen. >> we gather today to honor the memory of lauren mccluskey. a remarkable talented young woman whose bright life was ended on monday in a senseless act of violence. >> she was a joy to coach. it is an immense and deep pain that my team and all of our student athletes are feeling. >> she was an amazing caring person. and she'll >> it made national headlines. we knew there would be accountability issues. we wonder, could this have been prevented? >> and there was also the focus on rowlan

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a.m. here this new york city. will: i've never been to virginia beach. pete: really? will: have you? tons of time. it's a huge military community, and so when i ran a couple of vets' organizations, we were in virginia all the time. beautiful spot. so good morning to you, virginia beach. thanks for being with us. we're going to get -- i smell a diner -- will: oh, that was a mistake. up at 3 a.m. pete: yep. virginia is beach -- virginia beach. will: he's right, next thing you know, you get a call, can you be here next week? rachel: he loves virginia beach, but he loves texas more. will: i love america. [laughter] we've been talking about robert f. kennedy jr. lately because he's announced he's running for president on the democratic side, and he's polling as much as 20% of democratic primary voters. he's taken some independent stances when it comes not just to democratic pollingics, but politics in general. he had questions about the covid is vaccine, about many things, and now he's talking about biological males getting into female sports. and, you know, i don't think he expected to h

fan teams and the problems of ticket sales, which are still standing, and at 7:00 a.m., until now, this side of the city, they had not gotten their hands on the tickets. mecca is possible, i want to buy a ticket. it cost 25,000. we came for this game. since then , we have had a problem with the system of not having tickets through the website for 26 hours . we entered the password, but something happened i want to do it for myself, one of the fans will meet him in the stadium, sit in the designated seat in the online ticket , we will buy jalal moghadam bayan without appeal, let's see the time , let's raise my neck, i don't know, little kid, come to the game 3 hours before let me tell you that mr. reza and his brother and his two sons, who we went with to see if they would sit on the chair they bought , the child's chair is not my chair, we followed up on this issue from the first person in the country's sports, all the talk was that we can do better for the premier league, god willing, i think it is better than opinion on determining tariffs and ticket prices asia is the entrance point of the complexes,

esteghlal teams and fans and the problems of ticket sales that still exist from 7:00 a.m. until now, here in this god cityhad not gotten their hands on the tickets. we can find them on the school's website. of course, it was not without effort . we followed the country's sports, all the talks were about getting connections for the premier league, better cohesion, in my opinion, better in terms of setting tariffs and ticket prices, the entry point of the complexes, as well as the location and the place of establishment. all the talk was one of the needs of professional football, entry and exit . convenience of spectators to stadiums is an issue which apparently is not taken very seriously in our football. mustafa gohari sed and radio was held on the occasion of the holy month of ramadan, a charity event for orphans was held in tehran with the presence of sports people and artists . when we could do something on the field , we would make the fans happy. now this children who smile when they see heroes, when they see athletes, get double energy. during the year , we can provide at least one happy day for chi

city's strict noise ordinance ending at 10:00 p.m. last year. looks like he reoccurredded that reconsidered that. three day passes start at $550. tickets go on sale friday at 9:00 a.m> tonight, there is really interesting proposal from san francisco supervisors to make wild parrots the city's official animal. yesterday the chronicle ended an online survey and wild parrots won over sales, i thought the over the seals. recognizing it as the beloved icon of the city. the proposal will head for a vote next tuesday. and the museum is excite about it. tweeting out pictures of colorful parrots in works of art in their collection. why parrots? they were brought here as exotic pets and they got out and they breeded their own parrots. you can hear them before you see them coming. they are loud. >>> okay, this guy is famous for eating more pork rolled sandwiches. that is next . >>> they know a thing or two ougood meal. >>pecily aer a game. >> downing carbs. how fast? you would think fast, but apparently they should leave it to the professionals. they did. joey chestnut paid the detroit pistons a visit. >> it is time to find out. >> three, two, one. >> so, joey had three minut

city. time frame on this pretty much all day tomorrow i could say5:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. to 45 will be enough to take down the occasional tree perhaps on the city and in the peninsula. we can't rule that out anywhere else either. still going to be gusting to 35 miles per hour. and the ground still saturated and the trees are still -- drought stressed from the previous few years as odd as that sounds although they've gotten nice drink of water over the last few months. the morning lows tomorrow still kind of cold in the north bay valleys and when woe look at the daytime highs, these come with a huge caveat. upper 0s is only what the thermometer will read. what you are going to feel is more like low 50s because there's going to be a 30-mile an hour wind on this. you have to factor in a windchill. tomorrow is more comfortable than today was. another foot, foot and a half coming in the sierra. they get consistency in terms of the light rain falling and two more days to add up to two more feet. so here's that 7 day forecast. we spotlighted the inland valleys for the east bay bu

city fans are welcome starting at 11 a.m. at chase center in san francisco , amberleigh ktvu, fox two news. do it. 11. fewer than 10 residents remain at the wood street homeless and captain is oakland continues working towards finding people their housing. the goal is to transition, which street residents and their pets to a so called cabin program. it would provide temporary housing and resources. the program is funded by an $8.3 million grant from the state. the city says outreach teams are engaging with the remaining wood street residents to offer shelter options. mental health services at 11 milpitas police arelso searching for an attempteon suspect. according a bank on eas boulevard. they say he then let the device on fire and fled the scene in a maroon honda accord. police say the device was extinguished and there were no injuries or damage. this happened just about 2 40 pm on sunday, the man was seen wearing a blue warriors steph curry shirt with 30 on the back. the vehicle was a newer honda accord model with chrome tr

a.m. eastern out of new york city. so happy to be here with you guys.he filling in for ainsley this morning. i hope everyone had a lovely easter and lovely easter weekend. >> steve: that's right. and today is easter monday. historically down at the white house they do the easter egg roll and we are going to have the first ever in studio, "fox & friends" easter egg roll live within 10 minutes. >> brian: i don't even know the rules. i thought you pick it up and run with it. >> lisa: i thought so too. >> steve: the way they do it at the white house. you have got to scoop it. it's an easter egg roll it's not easter egg carry. >> lisa: hopefully none of us have to get manhandled like joe biden by the easter bunny. >> steve: that was last year when a reporter asked the president about afghanistan and then the bunny goes come on, mr. >> lisa: which makes she suspicious the easter bunny was a press secretary. >> steve: absolutely was. that's what you do. and by the way, they use actual hard boiled eggs. we, in the interest of keeping the studio tiedy, are going

a.m. this morning. the cutting of the cable knocked out the city of san francisco's government tv live feed prompting the board of supervisors to recess today's meeting. no word of any comcast services are impacted. dan: in oakland, a proposal to phase out the eviction bound by september is being heard in a committee meeting. if approved, it will advance to the full city council for consideration. lena hollande talked with supporters on both sides. reporter: as the covid-19 pandemic winds down, the city of oakland is considering a proposal to slowly sunset the eviction ban. >> i don't believe we should sunset anything. it's time for it to end. reporter: that a sam cohen, a landlord in oakland for around two decades. he says he is owed back rent since the start of the pandemic. >> difficult, because we have to leverage what we are going to pay. we have to pay the taxes, the utilities, are we going to pay the landscapers? then what's left? nothing. reporter: same for 74-year-old nancy gomez who says she has not been paid rent in three years under this policy. >> they are afraid to end the moratorium becaus

a.m. eastern out of new york city. so happy to be here with you guys.d a lovely easter and lovely easter we

it'll be at san francisco's city hall at 11:00 a.m. the group will march to union square, where there will be a live drag show. organizers are protesting recent bills across the nation that have been targeting the lgbtq plus community. they're concerned the new legislation will restrict people's freedom of expression, cut access to health care, and endanger the safety of transgender people. >>> a fire by the freeway in san jose leads to an unusual discovery. coming up on "today in the bay," what crews found here and see what crews found here and see what happened we are grocery outlet and we are your bargain bliss market. what's bargain bliss? you know that feeling you get when you find the name brands you know and love, but for way, way less? that's bargain bliss. it's grocery outlet's 20% off wine sale going on now till april 11 we have hundreds of wines sure to pair with any gathering. so act now because these deals won't last long. stop in and save today ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ >>> welcome back. this week saw another ruli

a.m. with a rally at san francisco city hall. (indiscernible) 1245 a show in union square. the drag community has been such an incredible backbone of entertainment and night life since the beginning and it is currently under attack. it is hard for some in san francisco to wrap our ahead around why anyone would be going after drag queens knowing everything that they bring to us and to our night life and entertainment and just to our social and political life in a place like san francisco, but that is the realty now both drag queens and trans gender diverse individuals are under attack so encourage folks if they are able to show up for the march and rally and again this saturday april 8 starting at 11 at a rally at san francisco city hall. thank you. >> so, i did want to talk about hecklina. i think we heard the news but it came as quite a shock yesterday out of the blue our friend passed away in london. so, i met hecklina in 2011 i believe at a bar i had called rebel and she and darcie started the sex in the city live shows at rebel and they were a instant run away success t

drag legislation organizers expect between five and 10,000 people to attend the rally at city hall kicks off at 11 a.m. it's one of several weekend protests around the country. the a c l u is tracking 435 legislative actions targeting the lgbtq plus community. many of the bills target transgender people and drag queens. a similar rally will be held in los angeles on sunday, abc seven news is committed to building a better bay area and tonight we're doing it in hawaii. some oakland middle school students are getting the experience really of a lifetime learning about the culture and protecting the environment. as abc seven, news reporter, tara campbell explained, it is also giving them a new perspective on what's possible. thank you with this boarding pass. there are 12 middle school students from oakland unified school district taking flight hawaii. chosen to take part in travel academy, a partnership between alaska airlines and state bags shop because i never knew i would be able to go somewhere farther than i had never been before in my life because i never went out of state marcus wheeler and the ot

san gin organizers expecti drag between five and 10,000 people to attend the rally at city hall kicks off at 11 a.m. it's one of several weekend protests around the country. the a c l u is tracking 435 legislative actions targeting the lgbtq plus community. many of the bills target transgender people and drag queens. a similar rally will be held in los angeles on sunday. abc seven news is committed to building a better bay area, and tonight we're doing it in hawaii. some oakland middle school students are getting the experience really of a lifetime learning about the culture and protecting the environment. as abc seven, news reporter, tara campbell explained, it is also giving them a new perspective on what's possible of a boarding pass. there are 12 middle school students from oakland unified school district taking flight hawaii. chosen to take part in travel academy, a partnership between alaska airlines and state bags shop because i never knew i would be able to go somewhere farther than i had never been before in my life because i never went out of state marcus wheeler and the others experienci

, is that the first call of shots fired at this bank, a well-known bank in the center of the city at 8:30 a.m. comes into police. officers arrive within trhree minutes and they are met with a hail of gunfire. they have not yet said what type of weapon. which by the way, jose, i find curious. they know the answer to that question, but they have not said they also call it an active aggressor when they first announced what was taking place, not an active shooter. i just put that out there. it's curious to me why that terminology was used the police were saying their offices responded immediately. they began firing back at the suspect. at some point, the suspect was deceased they're not sure whether it was from their bullets or he took his own life two officers were shot one seriously injured and is in surgery right now, and four victims killed at the scene, eight includeing those officers taken to the hospital, you heard the governor of kentucky saying this was his bank, and at least two of these deceased individuals were friend of his he grew very emotional at that news conference. the police,

are now at the scene of the morning tragedy, it happened at about 4:30 a.m. a russian rocket hit a high-rise building in the city of uman, cherkasy region, we can now see with you live the consequences of this tragedy, we see that the search and rescue operation continues, and we also see that it is the entrance of a residential building that is completely knocked out, we can see that there is neither a roof nor a floor of the apartment itself, as reported , there were approximately 109 people who were registered in this building and in total there were 46 apartments in this entrance according to the reports of the ministry of internal affairs , 27 are completely destroyed. involved in this search and rescue operation i want to say that the head of the ministry of internal affairs ihor klymenko said that it can continue this search and rescue operation has been going on for almost a day, and as we already know, 17 people died, including three children, and the search operation continues, and we can state that it is not over. therefore, there may still be people under the rubble. and the victim was my neighbors,

western countries in an anti -human act, bombarding some areas and cities of iran during the grand quds day march . dear winners in 9:30 a.ms morning, the planes of the zionist regime of iraq, the fugitives of the people of hamedan city who were carrying out the quds day procession, destroyed residential areas of hamedan city because of this fabric of our dear citizens, i was born again. he made some moments and examples. i myself, christ, what had i done? now i came out with everyone , i didn't have anyone to write you. because of islam, all the areas of the roads were bombed and our big cities were also rained. the sound of balls people are not seen. the sound of the bombs was no longer heard. i was overcome by the screams of the people. this cry is from the heart of a believer. the cry that is from the heart of a believer demands everything. my white backup overcomes me. the nose of this animal has spread waves all over the world. and the world is suffering from these cruelties that have been committed throughout history , from here on out, this time, in addition to iran, in many islamic countries in the middle east reg

the city plans to have the statue removed by 5:00 a.m. >>> california salmon and those who fish for them in seriou trouble. salmon-fishing season was shut down earlier this mont after low numbers of the face. but now an unlikely team has come up with a solution, converting rice fields into a home for baby salmon. >> reporter: paul butner is par of a group of researchers in th central valley who are working together to try to help california's struggling salmon population. >> there are also snails, you see, and long guys swimming around. i believe that those ar dragonfly larvae. all of this i literally filet mignon for baby salmon. >> reporter: the central valley is made up of hundreds of thousands of acres of rice fields. the goal of this projec is to see if all those fields could be used in the future to replicate the environment salmo would have asked experienced in this area thousands of years ago. >> this is the point at which the fish, if they want to they can leave the whole system. >> reporter: the system is a network of flooded winter rice fields that paul and his colleagues have

the music festival curfew was violated six times for a total of $117,000, a city official told tmz that the curfew is one a.m. on friday and saturday. tonight on sunday, the $20,000 for the first five minutes past curfew and then an additional $1000 for every minute. after that. my, but it was worth it. did you hear travis barker on those drums back, barry, always a party at coachella. it sure was, and it will continue to be so everybody . we have several decks of cloudiness as well and our temperatures due to the bank of cloudiness have a cap on them . 48 in novato, 52 in fremont. it is now 53 in redwood city. the winds are still breezy 17 in oakland at this particular time, they just increased with the wind gusts up to 24 at s fo 17 amount of view the winds, of course, because of this approaching cold front, it's weakened its dynamics, but nonetheless, it has colder air associated with them right now are daca raiders pick it up that frontal boundary slicing through the northern portion of the bay area, some scattered showers behind it as well. we call that backwash. you see the brain showers falling right

city fans are welcome starting at 11 a.m. and i'm told that reservations are still available online. christina come sunday afternoon, amber. thank you for that. well, the day started with excitement for warriors guard gary payton, the second he's now a college graduate. he showed his mom his diploma in person. this morning, peyton promised his mother that he would one day earn his degree from oregon state university that became official a couple of weeks ago, his degrees in human development and family science coach steve kerr said today. he didn't realize being had completed his degree and he is quote very proud of him. on the other side of the bay is fans staged a protest today calling for a change of ownership to keep the team in oakland group gathered outside the coliseum for the first home game since last week's announcement that the team had signed a land deal in las vegas. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now, with the reaction high, quite a reaction. it was christina and greg. this protest came together on very short notice since the announcement last friday, it was a small group