the question is will this be enough to allay investor concerns?> that is a big question and certainly bob iger has thrown the kitchen sink at the hemeasus you outlined. the biggest headline grabber is the parachuting in the world of gaming. it appears to have hit the ground running. you look at the share price and investors pay an infused by the latest move. of course, "fortnite" is a giant in the gaming world. of course, what is crucial for disney is that disney relies on the stable of characters across all its businesses. this is what "fortnite" can bring. you can imagine "fortnite" queueing for hours or buying a skin from the disney store afterwards. you can see why disney believes it is a good fit. you look again at sports. it is interesting that espn streaming app. we had heard this week about the joint venture with fox and warner bros. for a similar app. certainly what disney is doing is trying to capitalize and there are 40 million americans who have high speed internet, but don't have a pay tv subscription. that is who they want to attract

you know, i don't see how he allays those concerns, at least the re-election concern tonight.ean, again, i think the question is what the heck is he doing in that office right now if he is not even fit to stand trial. >> laura: what are they telling him? like, are they -- is he actually cognizant and aware of how serious this is? that question i will pose to victor davis hanson who is still with us. victor, given his approach -- like he goes out, they have the prompter there, when he goes off script, he makes comments that make no sense, refer to dead people, doesn't know how to get off a stage. has trouble, you know, with his gate. you have seen that before. but, do you think he really is cognizant of how much of a hole he is in right now? >> i don't know. but i think they are in a rock and a hard place, laura. they have two choices. he can go out and try to be cognizant and show everybody that he is in control and the more he does that, the more he justifies a sentence or an indictment because the prosecutor said he was guilty of these alleged crimes. and if he is as compete

if you know that person or have info about the case, you're asked to contact allay pd. happening tomorrow. the man charged in connection to the half moon bay mass shooting. we'll be back in the san mateo county courtroom. julie shower was supposed to enter pleas to grand jury indictments last month. but that didn't happen after the defense asked for more time to review the charges last year. pleaded not guilty to all charges. sands remained in custody since prosecutors say they hope the trial will happen this year but admit it could be delayed until 2025. uc berkeley leadership is talking about an anti israel protested force and all hands on deck situation at the school monday night. there are about 200 protesters rallying uc berkeley to stop a speech by r-and-b are notified and israeli attorney and former member of the israeli defense force during the protest to jewish students were assaulted in a letter sent to the campus community. the office of the university chancellor said protesters broke down doors to the seller. buck playhouse, forcing the audience and speaker

security for our house bill for guerrero has been set at $15,000, though, due to the allegations and allay. the judge here says that if she makes bail, she will be put on electronic monitoring and home detention. >> she's due back in court for her preliminary hearing later this month at the hall of justice in san francisco. dan kerman kron. 4 news. >> take a good look at your screen. oakland police are asking for your help to try to find this car they say was involved in a shooting that left a person dead last month. police say it happened on january 13th near 90th avenue and a street around 3 o'clock in the afternoon. the car is described as a black four-door lexus e-s 3.50, with distinct damage highlighted there on the front driver's side. fender. if you see this car, you have any information about the shooting. you're asked to call oakland police, governor newsom, attorney general rob bonta and alameda county district attorney pamela price. >> are forming a partnership that will pull state attorneys from both the ags office and national guard to boost law enforcement capacity in oakland

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it's again sort to allay and the concerns among german votes has of direct involvement in the will. the not to east of nato is not and will not be party to the will. that remains the case. we do not want to rush as war against ukraine was to become a war between russia and nato, and we agree on this was all allies. this also means no german participation in the will to put as bluntly as german chancellor. i will not be sending any members of the german forces to ukraine. all soldiers can count on that and you to come come to him dolphins these each of us. so now ukraine is warning against, quote, destructive external inputs, errands in mould, dove as break away region of transmit street. now this comes off to pro russia, separates us that off to moscow, full protection. now this is the same over truly used by separatists in east and that ukraine. a decades ago, the self proclaimed republic is a tiny sliver of land located between ukraine and moldova. they were both the soviet republics. trons of history broke away from molto. but during the collapse of the soviet union in the early

. >> it's going to be a temporary get by with this city of allay temporarily removing the german marder submarine and torpedo. >> from out in park for some r and r submarine captured during world war. 2 has been on the lake mare island since the 1940's, the passage of time, though, and the exposure to the elements have started to take their toll leading the visible signs of decay and rust on the structure. the city is collaborating with the nonprofit mare island historic park foundation to ensure its preservation. meantime, power's back on at cal state east bay. the campus in hayward lost power following sunday's storm at to keep the campus closed for half the week. many classes were done online. but with power, finally back to school says all in-person classes are resuming tomorrow. let's get your check of your 4 zone forecast. taking a live look at i-80 up at donner seems that trucks of move the snow off the highway there, lawrence is here. he's got a little bit more detail just how much snow they've received. it's been a lot yeah, some of the resort's over the last few days feet of s

there are such fears, it is very important that all participants begin to behave in such a way that to allay these fears, but at the same time we see that the law enforcement agencies are limitless, we see that the court decisions are absolutely amazing. occur very often, we see that it is very difficult to see any coordination in a significant part of the executive power, how many ministries are without ministers, how many embassies are without ambassadors, that is , failures occur where they should not occur, or such situations as, for example, there with the appointment, for example, the ambassador to bulgaria and so on, which simply cannot be explained in any rational categories, and this exacerbates not... trust at a time when there are much more important issues on the agenda, the unity of society in the face of the russian threat is an important issue, the transition from the sprint mode to the marathon mode, when we understand that the war is not for a year, not for two, for three- five, maybe longer, this means that completely different safety margins are needed, and now it is impor

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concerns about growth, growing competition, announcing a share buyback, $25 billion but that is not allayingoncerns. alibaba down 7%, tencent also lower. let's dig deeper with our guest at bloomberg intelligence. what was the bigger disappointment overnight, the offset and the large share buyback program? >> i think we are back to square one for alibaba. two things that really stood out for the companies overnight, they are looking to grab back global e-commerce market share. they are also going overseas, targeting markets like europe, developed asia, and they are going to spend. this indication from the company overnight really does bring concerns that they will likely be focusing on profits to try and win back the topline growth. the other disappointment really was that they had alluded to the market conditions not being the most favorable for divestments as well as the last remaining ipl that they were looking to actually put onto the market this year. so now it's a question of whether we will see it coming to the market in the first half of the year. haslinda: we know the market is looki

our top story tonight, the city of allay is coming off a violent weekend after a sideshow lead to somebody getting shot. there was also a fire and a 7.11 was ransacked. our kron 4 sarah stinson joins us now live in the studio after talking with residents. imagine a very upset, sarah. yes, they are. people who witnessed this rash of crime say it was chaos. not only was a man shot. >> but a pickup truck was set on fire at the sideshow. and then people looted this 7.11, people who live in the area say it's disappointing to see this kind of lawlessness and their neighborhood. surveillance video shows the mayhem that happened in vallejo on sunday. dozens of people running into 7.11 at the intersection of springs road and rolling would drive and rating the store fridges and shelves. the manager of the 7.11 says no employees got hurt. >> but thieves took off with 8 to $10,000 worth of goods. police say the crowd came from a side show that was happening nearby. i saw a lot of >> them running towards this way towards my house and they were getting in a vehicle and they had like back the chips and >

the institutions were restored after a deal between mr sunak's government and the dup to allay unionistcerns over post—brexit trading arrangements . mr sunak described money provided by the government as part of the return package as generous . generous. >> the deal that we negotiated last year, £33 billion, last year, £3.3 billion, represents a generous and fair settlement for northern ireland and, crucially , it is and, crucially, it is sustainable and it's about ensuring that public finances in northern ireland are sustainable for the long terme. that's the approach that we've taken that i think will really benefit everyone here. and now that we've got the executive back up and running, it's right that people their people have their local politicians focusing on their priorities, public priorities, starting with public services , as there hasn't been services, as there hasn't been devolved government up and running too long. running here for far too long. but we do have it and they but now we do have it and they can on delivering can start focusing on delivering for everyone . for ev

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if they are allowing the doctors and patients to stay, that would allay some fears that the israelis the hospital which is what the concern was. the other issue is that the doctors, there have been numerous reports including from doctors and the palestinian health authority, that people in the compound within the gates of the hospital have been struggling with snipers around it and that snipers have shot at people, killing and wounding some of them, so that has made them very iumpy them, so that has made them very jumpy as well. but we have to keep an eye on that, a close eye on it, because nasser is one of the last functioning hospitals in gaza and it does happen to be in the middle of a city where the israelis have focused their war effort against the hamas militants and as you mentioned, they do say hospitals are used as a cover by hamas and we have seen them as laying siege to hospitals in other places before. i5 laying siege to hospitals in other places before-— laying siege to hospitals in other laces before. , ., , ., , ., places before. is there any more you can u date places

meta was able to allay some concerns in the earnings call yesterday, but it is susceptible to fluctuations in the economy that really can impact advertiser demand. ed: jasmine enberg, with the meta story. thank you very much. let's get to the apple earnings with dan ives at wedbush securities. the stock is paring its decline. we are now down .6%. we have been down significantly more. what is the story? a return to growth overall or china is a problem? dan: yeah, i mean, the streets reading through this is iphone group is coming back, neck score is essentially massively conservative guidance, and now you have ai coming to the apple store. no one is selling apple heading into that narrative, and in my opinion this is the start of the renaissance of growth for apple. ed: conservative guidance, though? go back. we hang on the words of luca. he said that quarter would be flat. we ended up with slight growth overall and weakness in china. you know, we are not talking about a big rebound here. we are talking about them staying out of five consecutive quarters of growth declines. if there is growt

what the company is doing well in in allaying that concern is the data center revenue.e cloud center from cap ex, but enterprises and sovereign governments. a broad-based beat. >> you lead with the negatives and now we get to the positives. this was a blowout quarter the ceo said this was an inflation point and signalled another strong quarter how sustainable is the run for nvidia we had an analyst on yesterday that suggested nvidia has a five-year moat what do you put that >> i will not put a number on it, but it is an extensive moat. it is a three-prong approach hardware and the system that the gpu comes on and the networking that nvidia is working on for the clusters of gpu. software is difficult to keep up with here. if you win the developers with the software, you win the hardware nvidia is doing a great job of that i think it is an extensive moat for a number of years. in the moat is the $1 trillion number that you like to talk about. we had $47 million last year for data center revenue. there is a lot of upside >> one question i want to post to you microsoft, met

strength and a man who is aware that people will worry about it and he has done his best so far to allay go forward and buckingham palace, i will be there and i will carry it on forward and i will be your king. i5 forward and i will be your king. is good to get your thoughts and thank you very much for being with us and looking at some of the reaction coming in from around the world. commonwealth countries are the king is head of state and justin trudeau knows the king very well and canadians across the world and people are thinking of his majesty as the undergoes treatment for cancer and very best wishes in opening for a full recovery and doctorj, president of the sector and society of medicine wishing them and society of medicine wishing them a speedy recovery and for using his unique position and highlighting how cancers and should be no shame or shame or embarrassment are coming out and seeking help and lots of people in the medical profession and charities sing similar things. and charities sing similar things. and then do not _ charities sing similar things. and then do not often t

i think that is allaying a lot of concerns among investors and that may just propel markets to go higher. the jci up 45% in the nine years of the administration and some say we may see it get to 7900, which is quite a run-up from here. haidi: chief international correspondent for southeast asia haslinda amin there, as we continue to monitor our election coverage. of course defense minister prabowo subianto set to become indonesia's next president as unofficial quick counts show he secured over 60% of the votes. we mentioned earlier prabowo had been linked to deaths. [indiscernible] live coverage of the indonesia election continues. we will speak with guests in closing prabowo's campaign team and a former indonesian trade minister. paul: morgan stanley is planning to eliminate several hundred jobs in the first such move under the new ceo. bloomberg has learned the cuts will affect less than 1% of employees in the company's wealth management business. katherine doherty joins us now from new york. morgan stanley a -- signaled -- does this mean perhaps we can expect to see a few more job los

this is an opportunity to allay some of those concerns. jake, this is as much of a test for chief justice john roberts as for donald trump. >>> joining us now, norma anderson, a 91-year-old republican from colorado, the lead plaintiff. she is doing to keep donald trump off the ballots. her name is on the legal filings at the center of the arguments at the supreme court today. don sherman, who represents norma anderson and evicted executive vice president and chief counsel for citizens for responsibility and ethics in washington, a good government group. state senator in colorado, you are the former state majority l leader in the state house and senate. that's how much of a republican you are. >> correct. what was it like to be at the center of this case? >> we don't know until they tell us. >> regardless of that, you are now more than ever, part of history. >> yes, but somebody has to do it. why not me. >> and do you feel proud if the court goes against you? will this have been worth it? >> yes, absolutely. >> why? >> because my reason is

they said we're trying to do this in a pretty quick fashion, to allay the fears of the people in theto let them k know, you know, that they are safe now. we do need to -- i guess we want to know -- i don't know if we need to know, the public does. but we do want to know more details about, i guess, yeah, the my inutia, of this sequencef events. >> you know, obviously any time you see somebody coming in wearing a trench coat, who eventually produces a gun, that's usually a way to get from the parking lot into the church without having the doors locked on you before you get there. that's a common way of hiding a long gun. the backpack likely contained other weapons or ammunition. a lot of people make a plan for what they're going to do when they begin their shooting spree. and then reality hits them when they're in there, when they're beginning their action. and frequently their plans change. i would be curious. i would suspect in the backpack you're going to find more ammunition. they're also going to be looking for any kind of manifesto, any kind of association she had with that chur

separation there in the morning hours as the inland spots will be a little cooler tomorrow morning. 55 allayd. 56 for napa in santa rosa coming in at 58 now, the 10 day forecast. we do have some traffic order to get through here, as we mentioned, will be some showers with this wednesday and thursday. thursday's the better chance here for that chance winds to look out for a look at those temps there in the lower 60's variable clouds. how will phrase that we get a little closer will be able to side how we do want to design that forecast an earnest. but you get a general idea here. it's a definitely a more of a drying trend going forward. we could use little period of dry. yes, we need some thanks. thank it was an historic day at the state capitol today were democrat mike mcguire of the north bay was officially sworn in as the senate's new president pro tem 8 on well as reports on what mcguire says he hopes to achieve in this new role. >> while to some of this could seem like inside baseball. but keep in mind, the senate president pro tempore is one of the most powerful positions here at the st

in order to allay these concerns that people have, they have to take an extraordinary risk, which coulderns even greater. they have to find a way to do it. nobody believe as cog anyive test. nobody says he's amazing or sharp. why isn't he like that in purpose? what is the difference between in public and private? they can find a way in the next month to address that. >> sandra: and the more they push back with questions, like yesterday with the king of jordan, today speaking on the foreign aid bill. he didn't take questions but promised he would later. that will take more and more scrutiny every time he takes a question or 2, gerry. earlier today i had this opportunity to speak with nikki haley. she talked about the age issue but not just related to president joe biden. listen here. >> this is a chance to get our coupry right. the party that leaves their 80-year-old candidate behind will win. mark my words. it's time we get a new leader in the white house that leaves the baggage and negativity behind. >> sandra: that is not just to joe biden but also to donald trump. >> she's making tha

to have at hand to encourage the investigation further and also make a good assessment to perhaps allay a lot of fears in the community about what happened? >> yeah. this is a big deal for the city and then for people who are watching. we don't know what was heard on air. we don't know videos were going on. houston police department knows how to do this. we have had challenges -- i'm being nice here -- with other texas police departments about the disclosure of information. it's just not acceptable anymore. these mass shoot -- these shootings, are happening too frequently. houston knows how to do this. tell us if others were harmed. if there's any other fatalities. where leadership of the church is. that's going to be of import to people who are -- who view the church and view -- and view joel osteen as the equivalent of their religious leader, the head of their church. then where the investigation goes from there. houston knows how to do this. hopefully, sticks to the game plan, despite the fact that this is a big church with a lot of -- a lot of controversy and politics around it at v

the institutions were restored after a deal between mr sunak's government and the dup to allay unionistcerns over post—brexit trading arrangements . mr sunak described money provided by the government as part of the return package as generous . generous. >> the deal that we negotiated last year, £33 billion, last year, £3.3 billion, represents a generous and fair settlement for northern ireland and, crucially , it is and, crucially, it is sustainable and it's about ensuring that public finances in northern ireland are sustainable for the long terme. that's the approach that we've taken that i think will really benefit everyone here. and now that we've got the executive back up and running, it's right that people have their local politicians focusing on their priorities, starting with public services as there been services, as there hasn't been devolved and devolved government up and running too long. running here for far too long. but now we do have it and they can start focusing on delivering for everyone. can start focusing on delivering for evernorthern ireland >> the northern irelan

danville, sonoma, santa rosa and allay each of 61 tomorrow and wednesday.oing to tap into a lot of sunshine, the best chance to get outside and enjoy the day fully. thursday night. rainfall returns and showers will continue into friday and saturday. right now, all eyes on things that want to get moving on a monday. no major delays, but the slow traffic building. >> the bay bridge 60 minute ride into the city summit hill bridge around. 21 minutes a 80 to 101, richards ever feel. bridge. 13 minutes there. and the golden gate bridge. 37 it hold. 32 minutes. >> 7.48 the time retail theft plaguing stores big and small in major metro areas nationwide become a big problem. larry officials are trying their best to crack down crime but some shop owners. they don't think it's enough. no news nation's nancy loo shows us the preventative measures that some stores are taking. >> even for big box retailer shoplifting and theft are major problems cutting into the bottom line here in california and beyond retail crime is why hundreds of small businesses have already shot d

and if biden is out front and center, that will allay voters' concerns.oubles former president trump is facing, in the primary it's only emboldened him. but how will they play in a general election could be a different story. we'll unpack all of it and the new comments about nato coming up here in just a few minutes on "meet the press." >> you have a busy show ahead. can't wait to see it, kristen. we'll look for more on "meet the press" when kristen is joined by homeland security secretary alejandro mayorkas as well as former new jersey governor and republican presidential candidate chris christie and mitch landrieu. >>> king charles is speaking out for the first time since his cancer diagnosis. the king and queen consort camilla were seen this morning going to church. on saturday charles released a statement thanking the british public for its support. doctors found the unspecified cancer while the king was undergoing treatment for an enlarged prostate. >>> the rock 'n' roll hall of fame is out with this year's list of nominees including first time nomin

this deal allayed somebody of the concerns and welcome to the analyst community who are hoping they canfashion now. >> lastly, the 66th annual grammy awards notched an impressive 66 million viewers last night. we can give taylor swift plenty of the credit, but this has also been a trend where award shows starting to pick up. dare we say they're in their rebound era? >> you can definitely say that as well as the grammys are concerned. the viewing figures pretty strong from sunday coming in as you say 16.9 million viewers up toing in. that's the best viewing figures in 12 wreerz and also compares to 12.4 million viewers and doesn't take into consideration the viral moments that went all over social media, that i guess there are plenty of highlight. i'm wondering what your highlight was, john, but for me it definitely was seeing tracy chatman back on stage singing "fast car," a timeless classic. >> the highlights of the night were jody mitchell's return and tracy chatman. it clearly struck a chord with so many people. it was really beautiful. cnbc's joumanna bercetche live from london, tha

. >> well, a pretty violent night of allay a weekend shooting led to a weekend sideshow. that's it led to a shooting, a fire and looting at a nearby convenience store. well, sarah stinson has the details on that pretty well night. >> people who witnessed this rash of crime say it was chaos. not only was a man shot, but a pickup truck was set on fire at the side show and then people looted this 7.11, people who live in that area say it's disappointing to see this kind lawlessness in their neighborhood. >> surveillance video shows the mayhem that happened in vallejo on sunday. dozens of people running into 7.11 at the intersection of springs road and rolling would drive and rating the storefront ji's and shelves. the manager of the 7.11 says no employees got hurt, but thieves took off with 8 to $10,000 worth of goods. police say the crowd came from a side show that was happening nearby. i saw a lot of >> them running towards this way towards my house and they were getting a vehicle and they had like back the chips >> just random items. this woman lives in the area. she want

sandra fell bridge up to allay richmond on over to the city crossing our bridges, watch out for somen and some strong winds too. little bit further southward from concord, down through san ramon. 6 ad is wet. you're also seeing showers from richmond all the way through hayward, pretty heavy at times the san mateo bridge coming down for you, too. the heaviest of it, though, that currently from san mateo down through redwood city, san jose. it is coming down really heavy and a lot of spots there on 2.81. 0, 1, and then also morgan hill really heavy as well. if you are heading down to the central coast, also some very heavy spots of rain. it is going to continue for the next several hours for a lot of spots as this cooler air pushes through, not wasting anytime along with it. that means the showers are fast-moving. if you were to see rainfall, this intensity stalling out across the bay. that's what we do. problems. the fact that it's moving through as quick as it is actually a really good thing by 11, 30 north bay. you're already pretty dried out of spotty showers. but the widespread st

the bay area, though, got a surprise, a little representation on stage with her, a native of allay she was brought out in the middle the performance there with an incredible guitar solo. so is a lot of fun to see her on stage. the 26 year-old artist has won 5 grammys fact winning and winning a song of the year for her hit. i can't breathe back in 20. 21. >> 9.41 is the time right now. coming up next, you may need a driver's license if you want to ride one of bikes, probably seen a lot of kids riding them. >> state lawmakers are looking at ways to make it safer for everybody. and san francisco kicked off the year of the dragon celebrations in chinatown. we'll take a look at how people are feeling about the new year. >> 9.43, the fireworks are going off all weekend in san francisco for the chinese new year which started on saturday night. it did lot of fun had just about everybody there. as we celebrate the incoming year of the dragon crawford photo journalist tahir asad was out there as well. we know it's a. >> year's. so check out area we don't want be hungry. so some development >> a

. >> there was a sweeping north allay that ended with more than a dozen cars being towed. sweep targeted cars that were reported on to seek like fix. >> that's a 3, 1, 1, service that allows people to report issues, identify things in need of repair vallejo. police towed 17 cars on friday. more than 100 cars were on the list of cars that they were looking for. but the majority of them were not at their reported locations. a stolen car was also recovered during the sweep and kyle, it sticker shock because the cost of owning a car is becoming so much more expensive. news nation's nancy loo breaks down the numbers to see if owning a car is still affordable in california. >> for decades owning a car seen like a basic doable staple, but more and more. it's becoming a luxury. affordability is a growing dilemma that may overshadow the debate over gas or electric. >> because you have to choose you have to choose if you want to pay your rent. i have a car. denise maxwell says she's in a vicious cycle driving for uber barely covers the cost of a rental car. so she's trying to save e

but once you see the north bay revealing itself, you're going to see those 30's of allay fairfield, napa, sonoma, as well as up the calistoga in kelsey ville all down in the 30's right now. definitely want those jackets. we have frost advisories in portions of napa marin and sonoma counties up intel. 09:00am this morning aside from that skies are going to stay nice and clear today. that's going to set us up for a favorable afternoon for venturing out, maybe doing a little storm prep both today and tomorrow as thursday through saturday, things are getting wet again and for the sierra one of her most significant snow makers of the season. all get to those details ahead. great. all right, john, thank you for that. here on a tuesday morning told that arrive into the city. meteor lights are on at the bay bridge. san mateo bridge around 12 minutes. there you're ritchie's summer feel for just under 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls in 19 minutes. 601 is the time and happening today, oakland committee members will be coming together to address concerns over future development

prosecutors say that car is linked to of allay home invasion. the home invasion happened earlier this month. police have not made any arrests in that case. surveillance footage from neighboring properties show suspects checking for unlocked doors unlocked vehicles hours after that home invasion. as you can see in this video, prosecutors say san francisco police so guerrero. the suspect exiting a car stolen in that home invasion. she pleaded not guilty to receiving stolen property and unlawfully driving or taking a vehicle. >> i'm scared, you know, for my safety at times because i do have a one year-old daughter. but i have taken precautions in getting security for our house. >> they'll for guerrero was set at $5,000 due to allegations in vallejo. the judge says that if the suspect post bail, she will be put on electronic monitoring and home detention. the suspect is due back in court for herbal preliminary hearing later this month. all right. let's check in on our weather conditions now taking a live look outside at walnut creek. we can see traf

is this a of allay they are temporarily removing the german martyr submarine inter peel from out in partor some r and r summer in capture during world war. 2 has been on the labels mare island since the 1940's, the passage of time and exposure to the elements took a toll reading it. as you can see, visible signs of decay in rust on the metal structure. city is now collaborating with the nonprofit, their island historic park foundation to ensure its preservation. coming up on the proper morning news. >> the miners hit the practice field in vegas for the first time this week. we're here with the players say they're focusing on. tell you how much has been on game day. food favorites in a live report. favorites in a live report. we'll be right back. the quarterback gets ready. steps up... hands off the ritz to the running back. ooh ritz! he spins outside. what do you got there? avoids pressure. gimme! stretches... ...and brings it home! ( ♪♪ ) >> welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news. finally get a much awaited break in the forecast. a good time to get some things done before it starts to

it needs to be -- the only person who can allay fears that the voters have about biden's ability to dour years is biden himself. and if his handlers in the white house are too afraid, excuse me, to let him go out and speak, that is really worrisome. he needs to be out there showing people that, yes, he is physically frail, yes, he shuffles when he walks, but his brain is still good, and only he can do that. >> i want to bring up this poll and be clear about what it said. 51% of voters are confident in donald trump's mental and physical stamina and 32 are confident in biden's physical and mental stamina. >>> coming up next, everybody, ripple effects how idaho's abortion regulations are impacting the number of providers in the state and the quality of health care for prnlt pregnant patients. you're watching "josÉ diaz-balart reports." i'll be right back. "josÉ diaz-balart reports. i'll be right back with e*trade from morgan stanley, we're ready for whatever gets served up. dude, you gotta work on your trash talk. i'd rather work on saving for retirement. or college, since you like to get

and after falling to the 30's this morning, santa rosa allay napa right back in the 50's as well. tomorrow morning. we do have another set of frost advisories much as we did this morning. so do anticipate that for the north bay chilly evenings, but mild and sunny days. that's the way it's going yet again. these next 24 hours. low 60's for your highs under that sun and then temperatures fall off pretty quickly. once the sun goes down, i'm talking a big change, though. and it involves that rain and snow just a few days away in your forecast right are champs. all right. thank you, john. 10, 30 that i've and developing news this morning, the white house will be investing billions of dollars to replace. >> chinese-made cranes at ports all across the country. that includes the port of oakland kron four's michael thomas live to explain the reasoning behind this. michael. >> by good morning, everyone. that's right. lots to explain. so essentially, president biden and his administration say that these cranes that are based in build out of china. he says that they are a cybersecurity risk e

both went down in the hills above the columbus parkway and allay.ere's video now from one of those rescues have happened in the morning. one of them the other in the afternoon and one person is now in the hospital with major injuries. and we're still trying to confirm the condition of the second person involved. some nice weather over the weekend and some nice weather right now. nice and sunny across san francisco. pretty day out there as we kick off monday and kyle was hinting at a lot of changes by the end of minting. it's likely it's not hit yeah, we did it. a little rain though earlier today. if you were along the peninsula in east bay, you probably saw some of those showers that came down, but they cleared out. now. we're looking really pretty across the entire bay area. everybody. >> g tting some of that clearing san jose for the last place to get that because you're where that line of showers is kind of rolled as we look right now, you can see more of that action down in southern california where they are seeing some of that rain roll and bet

the situation is the same or worst for allays japan, germany and taiwan all of whom supply us with battery components. finally, many of the spleuchans of which the federal government draws have huge underlying chinese dependencies, even when the known supplier, the company that is being contracted with seems fine and headquartered in the u.s. or ally in japan or france still the underlying dependency is china. this stems from cycles of experience and expertise which has no substitute. several u.s. firms with promising battery technologies existed around a decade and a half ago, however, federal incentives dried up, permitting obstacles which i will speak about more later remain unabated. failed to counter predatory chinese trade practices and subsidies and the ev market was too small. ino recent years bipartisan concern has grown. and useful to break the battery supply chain from up stream through mid streamat to down stream for our purposes. most u.s. public attention on batteries aims to reslice slices of the mid stream and down stream of battery manufacturing. the mid stream includes th

investigators say the remains of robin fay hendrick were discovered of allay that's a confirmation of that police found her skeletal remains in a creek bed near healdsburg in august 1993, it was the dna doe project that finally identified her hendrick was last seen alive in valais in february 1992. the sheriff's office is investigating exactly how she died. east bay fire crews working on storm cleanup had viable tool stolen from their trucks as kron four's terisa stasio reports. some of the stolen items are irreplaceable. >> drove up the lock and went through the mechanism, opened it up and that's where they store most of the personal equipment that was was kept in gone. that is what a specialized team of firefighters discovered last wednesday morning say woke up out of pleasanton hotel, ready to get back to work but found someone had ripped into their trucks and stolen equipment and bags and that we've been working for 4 days straight. >> finding out tomorrow went into the hotel and we came out are crew, both are pickup trucks are vandalized, broken into a store chain saws and person

the purpose of my briefing here today is to allay some of the fears that may be out there in regardsave been present at the scene. as we mentioned yesterday, in collaboration with the houston police department's bomb squad our hazmat task force and decontamination task force were on scene, conducting tests at products that may have been at the location. the tests were completed. the preliminary tests were completed on scene. i can safely say there is no risk of exposure to any chemical or product that may have been present to anybody that was at the facility, at the church, any of the first responders, any that came in contact or in the general vicinity, and certainly no danger to our community in terms of any hazmat products. the products on their own are benign. and they're common products that we would see in other applications, so i wanted to make sure that we communicated that to our community. there was no risk of exposure or ill effect or hazard to our community as a result of any product that was out there. and we're going to continue our partnership with law enforcement, cer

filet how and santa rosa also made the list of allay came in. it 131 santa rosa at 105. new research by the federal reserve bank of new york found that the net worth of americans aged 18 to 39 sort by 80% over the last 5 years. however, this pew research center is now saying that many millennials and gen z-ers are spending more of their money on expensive essentials, like food and rent and luxuries like travel and other recreational activities. financial experts say many young adults feel pessimistic about their financial futures. and that has encouraged them to spend money so they can be happy. a lot more ahead for you this hour here on kron. 4 news, including an arrest in santa clara following a deadly discovery. what police are saying about the investigation. >> also a un ceasefire resolution voted down by united states today. why the white house says it could not support immediate cease-fire in gaza. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban an

richmond hercules on up allay 80's wet. still actively seeing some light showers there. senator philip toppino nevado much the same. our heaviest of rainfall, though, has worked its way down towards sunnyvale on up towards the dumbarton bridge, fremont on up towards union city. definitely looking at some pockets of heavy rain and there. so watch that working its way into the south bay as we move our way to the next hour or 2, we actually get a kind of a break from the rain here. going to see a little more sunshine. take advantage of that. get the dog outside for a little bit. go on that jog by one 30 pm. you see those pockets of yellow and orange building in that is a chance of thunderstorms resurging into the afternoon winds lot calmer than yesterday. temperatures a little cooler than yesterday. 40's to 50's oakland and concord. each 51 degrees. double in santa rosa. each sitting at 49 degrees right now. we'll still continue to see pockets of rain into the afternoon. so keep a close eye on the radar and keep it here with us right now. all right, john, thank you for that

now, these concessions were meant to allay concerns from hunter and his lawyers that republican lawmakers would selectively leaked portions of any closed door appearance, which is why initially he insisted that he would only testify publicly. now he's testifying in a deposition behind closed doors. it's unclear if you will ever appear publicly that was one of the many questions that was shouted at him. as he arrived here today. he did not answer >> very interesting. all right. so obviously a very feisty statement there from hunter biden shin. i mean, let me let me ask you about this. what is the significance of this testimony today? and i mean, paula was talking about this a few moments ago. i mean, that is one of the struggle that struggle was that republicans in the house have right now. they just don't have a whole lot of evidence and they're bringing hunter biden, i suppose to see if they can figure out something to hang their hat on at this point, which hasn't been much. >> i think there's gonna be, uh, so much smoke being blown in that room by the questioners that the smoke alarms g

now, both of these concessions are ways to allay those concerns about gop members. the committee is trying to release certain aspects that would help their narrative but hunter biden's appearance comes as one of the key witnesses, one of the key allegations in the investigation into the bidens has been attacked by federal prosecutors who has charged one of the witnesses alexander smirnov, with lying. when he said that hunter biden and president biden received millions of dollars in bribes bribes smirnov is now facing federal charges for lying. now it's unclear how republicans or even hunter biden side are going to deal with that particular event, but will be watching it appears republicans, they're trying to ignore it. move on and insisting they have uncovered significant information in this investigation paula reid, excellent new reporting. thank you very, very much. and we'll be right back with more news >> this source with kaitlan collins. week nights at nine these bills are crazy >> she no idea. she sitting on a goldmine. >> she doesn't know that if she owns a l

concerns, those fears about what an israeli military offensive and rafat good bring have yet to be allayed. the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, doubling down on the military necessity of carrying out that offensive despite ramp in international concern, including from the united states. but still jake no details yet from the israeli military about how or what they will do with the 1.4 million palate justinian's living in that city, how to evacuate them, where to go? questions that still remain. jake. >> questions that i began asking the israeli government on october 7, where are the innocent people supposed to go? they've never really had a good answer to that. jeremy diamond and tel aviv, thanks so much. some women held hostage by hamas. are out of custody and recounting gruesome acts by the terrorist group, sexual violence and rape. former tech executive sheryl sandberg spoke with some of these women for a new documentary. she's filming coming up. i'm going to talk to sandberg and talk about what she is sharing exclusively with the lead. that's next >> backroom deals, cia sequ

molteni asli, and we expect it to be released pretty quickly while these concessions were meant to allay concerns from a hunter biden and his lawyers that gop lawmakers could soon collectively leak portions of his testimony. now, hunter and his lawyers abbe lowell and kevin morris, we've seen over the past few years, they have taken a much more aggressive approach which two republicans to hunter's detractors. so we really interesting to see how this deposition plays out over the course of the day. we'll keep you posted. >> yeah we very interesting see how many questions hunter biden chooses to answer. remember he is under federal indictment, will be watching for so much. all right. paula reid. thank you very much. okay. >> a new study is raising some warning signs now about marijuana use and the risk of heart attack and stroke key here is that there's a significantly higher risk even if a person has no existing heart condition and the study's lead author also notes that cannabis smoke is not at all, not all that different. from tobacco smoke, except for the psychoactive drug thc versus n

unclear if the president's remarks there and they hope of a ceasefire by next week, we'll do anything to allay some of those concerns. never mind the images we're seeing being there the president being asked this by holding an ice cream cone during a stop in new york city. but beyond that, there certainly is this grassroots movement here, urging voters in her is of course, a substantial population of arab americans and muslim americans in michigan, right outside detroit. so the white house certainly keeping an eye on the primary tomorrow in michigan, wolf and jeff far this could have big implications potentially for the biden campaign in the general election. that's coming up this year. >> it definitely could. and here is why wolf though you'll remember the margins in michigan, always so important the road to the white house goes directly through michigan. but let's look back at those numbers in 2016, donald trump one michigan by 10,000 votes. four years later in 2020, president biden carried it by 154,000 votes. however, the number of muslim american voters, of course, is the larger influence

occurred and this person may have information even providing that little bit of information could help allay the public. what was the suspicion of the officers who took these people into custody? did they see them actively firing where they simply holding a weapon? again? and the question we're all asking is, did they get the person or persons who are responsible? so i think the quicker that authorities come out and provide that information, certainly that will provide some sense of calm to the public. and again, i say this is someone who worked in law enforcement, andy as well. i certainly understand holding information close to the vest as an investigation is underway, when you start and they have to balance that public aspect as well, providing that information, at least to give them some sense that there's not still a threat out there and it's important. >> andrew mccabe, you're the former deputy director of the fbi. the fbi is currently involved clearly in this investigation as well. it's important that originally they said they were to two suspects detained. now they say there are thre

so but the purpose of my briefing here today is just to allay some of the fears that may be out there in regards to any possible exposure to chemicals that may or may not have been present at the scene. as we mentioned yesterday, in collaboration with the houston police department's bomb squad, or hazmat task force and decontamination task force, where on-scene conducting tests on any of the products that may have been at the location the tests were completed, the preliminary tests were completed on scene i can safely say that there is no risk of exposure to any chemical or product that may have been present to anybody that was at the facility at it at the church, any of the first responders, anybody that came in contact or in the general vicinity, and certainly no danger to our community in terms of any hazmat products. the products on their own are benign. and their common products that we would see in other applications. so i want to make sure that we communicated that to our community. there was no risk of exposure or or ill effects we're hazard to our community as a result of any