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the proposed law would require bytedance to sell tiktok or make sufficient structural changes to allaycions about the company or face the ban. it has to pass, obviously, both the house and senate. senate hasn't even scheduled a vote. it's not clear it's going to come up for a vote. tiktok pushed users to contact lawmakers and ask them to vote no. >> what do you make of the pushback from young people who are prompted on this app to call their members of congress and push against this ban? >> they love tiktok. i know that from my own grandkids. it's part of their lifestyle. they don't want to lose it. we've got to look at the bigger picture and that is how does it fit in in terms of our constitution and our national security. >> now, tiktok, which is based in los angeles, has been working on allaying politicians' fears, moving data to america, for instance. the ceo of tiktok seen her testifying to congress last year. back in washington this morning to meet with lawmakers. >> we just heard from senator durban, pointing out there are constitutional questions. >> this would almost certainly

allay. we've got 40's up north, although 54 in in 54 san francisco that there's highs for today, though. we've got 70 for any offer. dalton hyman of the 4 zone forecast. what's going on in traffic right now? all right. well on a bridge is a lot out. there were not a long as in traffic building. >> the toll plaza on the bay bridge, 30 minute drive for you. we've been up to about 25 minutes yet. accident their hazard on the mateo bridge today. number 15 minutes it 80 to 1, to make a great time. well, that arrive. richmond center fell bridge golden gate bridge just short of 23 minutes. let's check out some of your highways and want to one last time we were at 60 minutes now have gone down just a little bit. 53 minute ride. 85 in the low part. all james, back to you. thanks. a lot rain as 9.30, in congress is now asking uc berkeley to hand over documents related to reports. >> on antisemitism on campus at the moment there investigating reported acts of this across the country and kron four's. ca

one of the joint children, ala mikhovich and ivan mikhovich, that is , he was familiar with... with allaihe has a close relationship with alla supported. the interrogation of alla mikhovich continues, and further details in the case are revealed. she will tell you that there has been a conflict between the men for a long time, in order to resolve the problem that evening alla allegedly decided to take them outside the village for a conversation, she showed it to law enforcement officers the place where they... arrived together, at the same time the woman will tell you that the negotiations have reached a dead end. then alexander kulbeda, who came to meet him drunk, will take out a knife and stab ivan with it several times. next , he will get rid of the corpse by throwing it into the river. at the initial stage , alla’s son evgeniy will also testify in favor of this version. the young man confirms that on that day the woman actually went outside the village with her... ivan was there, but soon she returned, and the current one also entered the house kulbed’s mother’s partner , there were t

according to the dream of the dawn of allai, the sun freshens the eyes, because i’m tired for the dayleep, everyone goes out for a walk, songs are heard, hey, in reality, with you, this evening under the moon, it’s good, like in a dream, if we are together, our hearts are in the right place, the day is twice as bright, the songs of joy ring twice. more with you, twice as much with you, if you are my light, you will live 100 years, first you are together, we will be able to live 200, we will be able to live 200, happy 200 years, we will be able to live 200 happy 200 years. it means we can live together for 200 years now a fat black passer-by was trilling and talking about april, a lot of respected briefcase, a man was walking with decorum and dignity, despising the bird's sound, but the man's face was visible. that he does not approve of spring, that all this spring is for nothing, for nothing, no one needs the song, no one, and spring water, nonsense! ata, little one, murmurs, hands, murmurs, sculpts, dazzles, feeds the ice and the core, and even the stump, and even the stump, the pri

when kate, princess of wales, released a picture of herself and her kids, she probably hoped it would allay public concerns about her health, but a bad photo shop job done by the princess herself instead has kensington palace in full damage control mode let's go live to london and clapman c happ chapman bell >> reporter: it's the first official picture of the princess of wales that we've seen since her abdominal surgery, and it was released to celebrate mother's day in the uk while there was probably hope it would put to rest questions about catherine's help due to her long public absence, it's actually sparked more controversy and conspiracy theories, and this is down to what appear to be several manipulations in the photograph, including the areas around princess charlotte's hair, wrist and skirt. and also around catherine's zipper on her coat and inconsistencies with patterns and edges like the floor tiles and this prompted several photo agencies to issue kill notices to recall the photograph, saying it didn't meet their editorial guidelines and it was altered at the source and it also p

when kate, princess of wales, released a picture of herself and her kids, she probably hoped it would allaylic concerns that she was in poor health, but a bad photo shop job done by the princess herself instead has kensington palace in full damage control mode >> reporter: yet another new photo of kate, the princess of wales, but this one snapped by a uk photo agency. her face barely visible in a car, alongside husband prince william. ♪ god save the king ♪ >> reporter: he's been out at multiple public events, but not addressing the spiraling pr crisis back at home. kensington palace now apologizing for the confusion caused by this undated photograph, the first official photo since her abdominal surgery in january, meant to be a sweet gesture on uk mother's day, along with a message from kate thank you for your kind wishes and continued support over the last two months. >> the top stories this hour >> reporter: but that's not what made the headlines just hours after posting it, multiple news agencies shrecalld the photo after concerns of potential manipulation the a.p. says it appears that t

the couple wrongfully accused of staging a kidnapping of allay in 2015. >> well, they're speaking publicly about their experience. the story of denise huskins and aaron quinn was recently featured in a netflix documentary american nightmare 9 years ago this month, the couple was restrained and drugged and that delay home they lived in. dennis was then kidnapped and raped. toledo police, however, seaside hoping that by sharing their story. they can keep this from happening again to someone else. >> you don't have to believe every person who comes to speak to you. but as soon as you say, i don't believe this person. and that cuts off the opportunity for you to find out more. >> matthew mueller here was sentenced to 31 years in state prison eventually for kidnapping huskins. he's also serving out a 40 year sentence for federal crimes. huskins and quinn, one to 2 and a half million dollar settlement with the city of vallejo. but they say that to this day, nobody from the city's police department has directly apologize to them for what happened. >> it's a night of glamour and giving in san fran

try valley with livermore at 62 danville, about 59 62 for along the creek and we'll do about a 64 of allay 62 fairfield and 64 napa santa rosa about 59. we have a little bit of a break in the rain as we talked about. that will be kind of thursday and into friday here again on the weekend, we're still piecing this all together, not a lost, but we do have to make note of that rain shower event on saturday should not showing up in this little graphic here. but we turn our clocks we spring ahead. saturday night. okay. it's 02:00am officially on sunday morning. if you want to wait up for back to you. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> matt chapman was out on the field, warming up with his new teammates this afternoon. chapman did not playing the giants spring training last to the rockies, but is getting acclimated to his new surroundings. matt played for the blue jays last season but 5 seasons in oakland so he knows all about the bay area. more importantly, he played 5 seasons for bob melvin and he is very excited for their reunion. >> i'm super excited since i've been here. you know, i feel super co

a person set fire to the paper towel aisle inside allay target. the accused suspect now behind bars. police say he's responsible for more than 4 million dollars in damages. the target finally reopened over the weekend. the suspect has not been named publicly. vallejo police say there thankful for the community's help in finding him. meantime, the search is on for suspects after a string of burglaries and oakland. this was in the city's to mescal ali. investigators say a number of people broke into stores. they're stealing merchandise on friday morning. the burglars then ran off before officers could get to the scene. we did hear from some business owners who were affected. >> i got a call and the early morning on friday from our property manager. and soon as i saw his name on my phone in the early hours, i knew that something was not good or 2 guys. they came earlier in the night and jumps the fence and scope sally out and then they came back later on with the truck and they came and broke the windows and just filled their bags up and then took it

these are nily gomshita and tatyana gevarkyan, and today in our studio we are talking with actress allaihe perception of beauty, in particular women’s, but today it seems to me that it especially influences, especially on fashion trends, that is, last year we had barbie core, who gave us the creators of the film imposed barbie , mermaid kor, and mermaid color, as they say, then old manny also came to us from the cinema, and of course, at the end of the year, the series the boy’s word fell on us, so everyone started imitating this gopkor, it seems to me that we all want to watch with interest. for extraordinary people, extraordinary people do not go in the crowd, these are people who do not sing in the choir, that’s why you are talking about the choir, but i prefer a personality that is different from the kardebolet, i’m just not, i understand you perfectly, i think that we we choose everything here for yourself in a certain way and obviously not focusing on any mass trends, but... i’m just interested to know how you perceive the fact that cinema really influences this mass culture in suc

the idea, i think, was to allay the concerns that people have had on social media and so on about kate's and she's not been seen in public since christmas, apart from a paparazzi shot that didn't appear in this country. and so, there was great expectation that, you know, the photograph would help the situation, that we would see kate's return to health and that everything's fine in the world of the royal family and the prince and princess of wales. this was the first official photo of the princess of wales since the palace announced she'd undergone abdominal surgery almost two months earlier. i just want to bring you some breaking news from kensington palace. this has been issued just in the last minute. her royal highness, the princess of wales — that's catherine, the princess of wales — was admitted to the london clinic yesterday for planned abdominal surgery. it was supposed to reassure the public about the wellbeing of the princess. people just love a conspiracy theory, and so they start to speculate if somebody's been out of the limelight for quite a while. i'd just like to have an

this is ne lymshita and tatyana gevorkyan, and today in our studio we are talking with actress allaitoday it seems to me that it has a special influence, especially. watch extraordinary people with interest, extraordinary people do not walk in the crowd, these are people who do not sing in the choir, that’s why you are talking about the choir, but i prefer - a personality different from the kardalet , i’m just not, i understand you perfectly, i think that we all choose for ourselves here in a certain way and obviously not focusing on any mass trend, but i’m just interested in finding out, how do you perceive the fact that cinema really influences this mass culture in such a way, and is this good or bad, but this, this is normal, this is the norm, it has a good influence, these are such waves, today this, tomorrow this, but - on the broad masses, to people who are not themselves develop personal understanding, personal style and individuality. well, look at it, even the same style can change our perception of it in waves, for example, before people in tracksuits were considered repres

but it does allay any concerns about researching inflation. -- resurging inflation. we did see u.s. stocks hitting record highs. breaking news we had south korea releasing its trade data. what we are seeing is exports beating or parsing what economists expected of a rise of 4.8% on the year. that is will pass the survey of 1.4%. it does play into the global demand for chips. it is steady but supporting economic recoveries in south korea. the import numbers better-than-expected on the year. exports, rather. imports has a contraction territory, down 13%, worse than what economists had been casting. and the trade balance, quite a difference. haidi: look at australian stocks in terms of the standouts, we are seeing the australian market soaring to a record high. this is a market set for a bull market coming off 20% on the 2022 lows. if you look at the market leaders at the moment, materials after session highs -- off the session highs for leading the pack. tech stocks are doing quite well. materials are based on the support of fact that we have seen a few weeks of weakness coming off th

>> well, i think the revision to last quarter's gdp data to positive territory kind of allays that fearhe more important issue for us was what is happening to the cycle of prices and wages. now, we have seen clear evidence that it is translating into pretty significant wage growth. and our team has done some modeling work and trying to understand what is the ratio of wages passing through to prices and our view is that has moved up from a very negligible rate to know about 50% which then gives us an indication that core inflation in japan is right now at a sustainable level of 1.5% to 1.75 percent which is indicating to the boj that they are on the track to get that 2% inflation target. so we think there is a clear signal from the wage growth data that they need to now sort of move out of this negative interest rate policy. >> if the boj exits tomorrow, normalizes policy, what would the next movie? because the boj has been quite clear. don't expect consecutive moves by the boj. >> that is right. i think they will be making it abundantly clear that this is not the beginning of a series o

and in the third part we will discuss with the psychologist, mentor, and mediator of our wonderful allai syndrome, a topic for those who attribute their achievements not to themselves and their loved ones. well, a small spoiler. on air , alla komarovskaya promised to share with us the secret of fighting this disease. in general, let's figure it out, yes, this is after 8 hours of psychological trauma, right? yes, well, let's end the broadcast, in at the end we will hear a new hit, my desired one, performed by anatoly dlusky. like this. you understand, this is not the time to relax at all. there is only time for coffee, yes, to wake up faster, turn us up louder and soak up this useful morning information. well, by the way, let's get started. our morning of literally shocking news, yes, i’m not kidding, the belarusian woman found the chanterelles already in march, yes, she immediately made a video with him, naturally, after watching it, everyone began to share it, yes, repost it, and we tell you with all confidence, these are really chanterelles, we checked according to the photo, two peopl

so i think it's important that we allay those fears.ation and the newsom administration have been extremely supportive. so i think that the games will benefit los angeles and our country as a whole. >> and the summer olympic games in paris will take place from july 26th to august 11th. our time is 757. an outpouring of condolences from artists and fans in honor of akira toriyama, the creator of the dragon ball series. his production company released a statement today. he passed away march 1st after having a blood clot in his brain . the dragon ball comics started back in the 1980s, eventually turned into a popular series. video games and movies. his creations are credited for influencing japanese comics and bringing worldwide attention to anime. toriyama was 68 years old. well more than a dozen inmates at san quentin prison are ready now for good paying, skilled jobs. when they get out of prison. now, the inmates are in the latest class to graduate from a program teaching them valuable trade skills. the man earned certification in areas

. >> allays fundraising numbers went from for our february show a sizable advantage for president biden million to 20 million. of course trump was also behind hilary clinton in the fundraising department in 2016 that did not stop him from winning of course he lost four years ago we are now set for our first presidential rematch since eisenhower and stevenson in 1956. despite telling voters they are better off in a fox news poll says otherwise. over 50% of people say they are worse off today. only 22% they are doing better. 26% say they're doing about the same financially. biden perhaps hoping to appear on stage and his appearance of former presidents of barack obama obama and bill clinton a reminder better times. biden's poll numbers offer different reality. a reality check. only 30% approve of his handling of immigration majority disapprove of his inflation and economy prices are up about 20% since biden took office. in new york biden kept it lighted times with hosts steven colbert. >> can voters trust a presidential candidate who is not one a single trump international golf club troph

the study is trying to understand what actually happened to thirty-five-year-old russian woman allait we see a man who, seeing the girl, turned sharply and went to this beach. on the previous program, alla’s friend, ekaterina alieva , told us that on the day of her death, she sent her a voice message in which she said that if something happened to her, it would mean al was killed. denis, who you now suspect in the death of your friend. well , as i suspect, she specifically told me about this, she definitely won’t live with denis anymore we will. this is unambiguous, that’s why he says he won’t leave me alive, i say, i already know that denis ordered me. our film crew flew to thailand to understand what happened to the woman, how she died, and who might be involved. together with alla's mother lyudmila, our correspondent went to the police station. we established that when she was in the water, she was still alive, because sand and various debris were later found in her lungs. experts took sawn wood from under the nails. her tissue for analysis, only after a month and a half will we b

in the mid 60's castro valley. 66 same in walnut creek, north bay temps also mid to upper 60's with allay benicia egypt. 67 looking ahead tomorrow temperatures will take a dip back into the upper 50's north bay showers in the morning followed by some peeks of sunshine after that spring forward an hour sunday morning. before you get up. so don't forget to adjust those clocks saturday night sunday will be dry during the day. but evening showers arrive sunday night into monday morning and again, monday night into tuesday morning. as for your roads, things we do have that bay bridge still without ad back up through the toll plaza officially will call this friday light san mateo bridge. 13 minutes. things are picking up, but you're still rolling at the limit. while the richmond center fell in the golden gate. also moving along, just fine right now. all eyes on for that in the north bay, a petaluma man. >> has been arrested after police say he allegedly harassed a group girls and a shopping center. police arrested 69 year-old john larson east washington place shopping center yesterday. the girl

the stolen car seen in this video was found unoccupied and allay police have still not found the second suspect seen in the video. east oakland nonprofit had to shut down after a car crashed into the building. this is the damage there. this is now the second time the group has had to deal with a reckless driver causing thousands of dollars in damage. the group now needs help to get back up and running. kron four's. dan thorn has the details. >> it's a devastating blow for east oakland, nonprofit, homies empowerment, their care center on 77th in macarthur heavily damaged after a speeding driver crashed into it. it is very that >> heartbreaking that here we are both the 2 years. we're at this again. >> care center coordinator vyvianna montana, speaking through a protective mask because of potentially harmful particles floating around inside the building. she says early thursday morning, 2 cars were seen speeding down the street and then one of them lost control and slammed into the front of the care center. the car was later towed away, but the driver was nowhere to be found. and we're lu

what a coward and how easy it is to sit somewhere and allay and tell israel that we're on the bag.king about? who is occupying gaza? gaza was occupied by the palestinians. they govern gaza. they've been governing gaza for 17 years since we came out of there. what is he talking about in. >> neil: i think he's talking about is your response is disproportionate. you've heard that again. that's how it all started? >> it wasn't disproportionate. >> neil: how do you answer that? take world war ii. japan bombed pearl harbor. 2,000 people died. and then america killed three million japanese including one million civilians, because they were eradicated and evil regime. there was no choice. three million. we're talking about five months? . we've killed 13,000 terrorists. the lowest collateral damage ratio in history? we could have gotten this war done in a couple days if we didn't bend over backwards -- >> neil: you think president biden is holding you back? >> look, president biden has been a great friend to israel. he flew over after october 7th and showed his compassion and care for israe

they are trying to allay fears over kate's i trying to allay fears over kate's health and this is thegraphs that are going out because he is determined to stop the paparazzi approach that ruined the life of his mother and we saw last week there was a paparazzi picture of kate being driven through windsor and that appeared not in this country but abroad. he is very keen to make sure that that doesn't happen, so they are controlling it by doing their own but at the same time obviously these things are not being donein obviously these things are not being done in the professional way they probably should be. trier? done in the professional way they probably should be.— done in the professional way they probably should be. very briefly, we know that kate _ probably should be. very briefly, we know that kate is _ probably should be. very briefly, we know that kate is a _ probably should be. very briefly, we know that kate is a keen _ know that kate is a keen photographer herself, how good is she? ., , ., , , photographer herself, how good is she? ., , ., , ., she? competent and these days,

60, though mid to upper 50's elsewhere with walnut creek, oakland, on up to concord, antioch, and allayyour daytim highs. getting your lookahead tomorrow. daytime highs right around the same as today's we do see showers tuesday and wednesday after that thursday and friday, we've got some sunshine, some 60's really different weekend ahead of us. much better to getting up to tahoe, especially towards the tail end of this week. >> thank you, john. at 10. 47 and there are reports about librarians facing more and more dangers as they go to work and that that includes what happened. one local library, the oakland library, they had to hire a mediation consultant to address some safety concerns and also low morale libraries, you know, because they're open their free resource a lot of them have become really hot spots for crime. all of this is forcing a lot of librarians to be subject to verbal abuse and situations that that they're really not mentally or physically prepared to deal with. and it's being felt in neighborhoods all over a contra costa county. >> are seeing an uptick in incidents at

the creek, a warm 66 benicia and allay all the way up to 67. here's your lookahead. tomorrow's temperatures do cool back down and a lot of cases into the upper 50's north bay showers in the morning tomorrow. springing ahead an hour, of course, saturday night into sunday morning. next round of showers will be sunday night into monday morning, followed by a 3rd monday night into tuesday morning. all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look at your morning commute, timid, right traveling into the city this morning. >> pretty friday. light there. friday, light on the san mateo bridge friday light on the richmond. sandra fell bridge the golden gate bridge just under 20 minutes. 37 to the tolls 6.17, right now and controversial public bathroom designed for know, we've ali is finally there. wow, there's the crane dropping it into place. be careful. it's like gold. it's so expensive. this thing >> crews offloaded the toilet inouye valley town square. we first learned about it because of its cost. 2 million dollars nearly a year and a half after that initial announce

are in the 40's to 50's oakland sf alameda at 51 concord and fairfield at 50 degrees petaluma and allay each at 47 right now later on today, we'll get even more that sunshine with temps in the low 60's, right? all right, john, thank you for that. let's get a look morning commute. 90 min arrive traveling into the city right now. hey, we've been tracking in issue honor san mateo bridge. >> thankfully, they clear that accident, but drive times to little slow. 46 min running 80 to 101. you're just felt. ridge. about 13 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37, if it holds 30 minutes. >> it's 8.30, and we want to take you to the east bay where there's a search underway now for a serial flasher. police say he's been just flashing people in public kron four's. >> michael thomas is in the newsroom with that story in a photo of this person. >> yeah, good morning, everyone. that's right. police say they've identified this brentwood flasher that's been exposing himself specifically a retail stores, but they haven't calm quite yet and normally wears a mask. but allegedly, when he's doing excuse me, a

the city of allay is still trying to piece together what happened to a man who was found dead. it's the city's 5th homicide of the year that they are trying to solve. the man was found on march 16th at garnett circle and it was around midnight when they discovered this body and now they are just still trying to solve that crime 709, is the time right? starting on monday, minimum wage for fast-food workers in california is. >> $20 an hour. it goes up on monday to $20 an hour or so. all of the fast food workers are pretty excited about this. but the companies are concerned they will be able to afford it. for example, pizza hut and roundtable. they each laid off 10,000 delivery drivers. she pulled a says what they're going to do is raise their prices to try to meet the difference of this new minimum wage. and we talked to a woman who works at a mcdonald's in oakland. >> and i mean, that seems to sum right now one hour gets ca a but we do know at the next week it will be more hours. and so, yes, it does for i see them also bringing in new people and that worries me, too. >> the sta

towards the close of the day. 09:15pm, right here in from san francisco, oakland, up to concord and allayine of heavier rain likely some cloud to ground lightning and some really strong winds along with that as well.

right at that 70 degree mark, our warmest spots, vacaville fairfield benicia and allay all at 77. that's about as close as 80. we've gotten in a long time in the bay. tomorrow cools down a little bit. we started trend of 60's as we kick off spring tomorrow. temperatures will remain that way into the weekend with highs, barely even hitting 60 degrees by saturday and sunday, right? all right, john, thank you for that. let's going. you're not seen any accidents on your bridges. >> over a little busy, 60 min right? traveling into the city on the bay bridge. some of bridge just short of 14 minutes. 82 want to want richmond. sandra fell bridge around 8 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 of its holes looking good. 19 minute ride. >> ok, time now, 6.17, and the east bay, a car slammed into a city national bank in downtown oakland during an attempted burglary. it happened on broadway and 12th police say 4 or 5 people were in the car when it drove into the bank just before 6 o'clock friday morning. once inside, police say the would-be burglars weren't able to gain access to anything of

towards the close of the day. 09:15pm, right here in from san francisco, oakland, up to concord and allay seeing a long line of heavier rain likely some cloud to ground lightning and some really strong winds along with that as well. now, a lot of people having to cancel, unfortunately, their travel plans on up into the sierra nevada all the way through sunday. we are looking at avoiding mounting travel at all costs, 0 visibility because of those strong winds. if you do plan on getting up to the sierra getting stuck, honestly because above 5,000 feet in elevation it 6 upwards of 12 feet of snowfall. donner summit echo summit. both i-80 and highway 50 likely to see closures and anyone that's already up there. make sure that they are all ready to go with the food supplies for multiple days. we don't just have whiteout conditions but likelihood of a lot of power outages up there as well here in the bay area are situation little less severe. we are seeing rainfall for sure. you may have to adjust your weekend plans accordingly. right now it's low 50's to mid-fifties later today it will be uppe

allay. you'll be up to 67 this afternoon.ps tomorrow in the upper 50's for a lot of us after this morning. showers do expect some sunshine to peer back out spring forward an hour sunday morning. before you get up. so don't forget to adjust the clocks sunday night into monday morning. our second round of rain and the 3rd in biggest one arriving monday night into tuesday. right now. i'm john, thank you for that friday. light looks good on our traffic this morning bay bridge about 14 minutes. >> heading into the city, mateo bridge. 14 didn't want to one richards ever feel rich. 17 minutes. things are going a little slow there. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toast. 24 minute drive some 48 some parents people that are vulnerable are taking matters into their own hand. oakland community organizers hit the streets. these people just went through and cleared out trash with their own money instead of waiting for the city to do it. yeah, they did. kron four's. philippe gaulle says the group wants to show the power of community.

a kidnapping in vallejo from 2015 n >> the couple wrongfully accused of staging the kidnapping of allay and 2015 now publicly speaking out about their experience. the story of denise huskins and aaron quinn recently featured in the netflix documentary american nightmare. kron 4 s charles clifford has details. >> well, this coming weekend, it will have been 9 years since the nice huskins and aaron quinn were wrongfully accused of staging denise is kidnapping today. they spoke to law enforcement hoping that by sharing their story, they can keep this from happening again. speaking to a packed room of law enforcement from across california, denise huskins and aaron quinn reed told their story in great detail starting with the moment they were awoken in their home by voices and what they thought was an armed robbery. >> instantly, i know. we're surrounded. they have guns were defenseless. the couple was restrained and drug. denise was then kidnapped and raped by this man. matthew mueller. >> when aaron awoke the next morning, he reported the kidnapping toledo police, but was almost immediate

now, an israeli general telling me that they have a plan to try to allay u.s. concerns. going to try to move somehow those 1.4 million palestinians from the south to the center of the gaza strip into humanitarian enclaves where they would be provided shelter, food, water, housing, hospitals. this comes against the backdrop over new negotiations between israel and hamas. hamas presenting a new proposal to release about 40 hostages including women and the ill in exchange for up to a thousand palestinians to be released from israel's prisons. netanyahu called it absurd, but he is still sending a delegation to doha for talks. the u.s. government has said that this is -- that they're cautiously optimistic about these renewed talks. gio? >> gio: no end in sight at least for now in this conflict. thank you so much. >>> now to new details on the plunge on a boeing 787 that injured about 50 people. boeing is telling airlines to check a specific switch in the cockpit as the ntsb now joins the investigation. >> it was insane. i was, like, i thought i was dreaming. >> reporter: it w

it's an opportunity to allay concerns.s not going to get too many opportunities to do that in an extended format with this kind of an audience. >> steve kornacki, interesting stuff, thank you. >>> joining me is the man who ran the campaign for the last democratic incumbent running for reelection. jim messina was president obama's 2012 campaign manager and white house deputy chief of staff of operations. i'm looking at those numbers again, and looking at the bottom 2, personal characteristics inspiring 26%. energetic, 24%. is it too simplistic to say those are at the bottom along with mentally sharp. those are the things he has to change tonight just by how he presents this speech. what's your take on it? >> a couple of things, chris. first of all, i think tonight is one of the two free moments he's going to get to talk to the american people between now and the election. tonight in the convention speech. it is a high stakes moment for him to lay out exactly what he's doing for people and to start to draw the contrast that

that's thunderstorm building continuing past sunset, oakland's right around 09:15pm, for you and allayo tomorrow morning. tomorrow as you wake up in the morning, you'll be hearing those heavy showers but a little good news for your saturday plans. is rainfall really eases off into the early afternoon and will actually get good peeks of sunshine. best chance of afternoon thunderstorms tomorrow will be for the south bay. further north, you get the more clear and dry things become. we also see a fairly dry sunday pre-dawn hours. we'll see some showers middle of the day for those hunts looking great won't be until after the sun goes down sunday night that we see some thunderstorms building back in. after that, we're smooth sailing to the rest of the forecast rainfall this weekend. well, over an inch for many spots and we're pairing this rain with winds gusting as high as even 50 to 60 miles per hour. wind advisories at the coast and across our inland hills. we also see a winter storm warning in the sierra. it's not just the snowfall up there that's hoing to make today a rough travel day. b

helps keep tradition allay. >> reporter: brandon, thank you so much for being here.ow he is part of the commitment and decided to show up the night before and been waiting here since early in the morning and is excited to go in this morning. >> he's serious about it. >> festive too with the shirt. >> all right. immuring online it's $10 a bottle. >> okay. >> you got to be -- in for that. >> those beers are like -- what? 14% alcohol. >> uh-huh. >> so couple of -- >> i mean, one would do me in. >> yeah. so you don't need like three beers in a can. you just need one of those. and you are good. >> yeah, the pyramid there would be sideways after two. this is a live look outside right now. this morning, and sunrise expected soon but we already have the sunrise here in the studio because mary lee. is here with us. why does it just feel like you need your own song? >>> aww. i love it. so sweet. i'm not going to sing. i won't sing. you don't need that. >> can you twirl and throw a hat up in the air like mary tyler moore? >> that would be awesome. yeah. i put -- i would do anyt

there's going to be a big drop on saturday there. 62 for berkeley. 64 of allay fairfield. 68 67 for santaou know, spring is inconsistent that we're delivering saturday against the big day to watch. and then the next dose to watch out for is wednesday. all lit up on bay area. bridges reyna, what's the deal? unfortunately, we have a stalled vehicle on a richmond. sandra fell bridge. so that's really slowing you down there. >> 30 minutes tolls to 101. looks like that vehicles near the toll plaza. other bridges not impacted. not seen accidents are hazards. >> across the other bridges, the meter lights are on in the bay bridge. so that's the only thing slowing down this morning. thankfully, 17 minute right there. other highways traffic started. bill, you're picking up now. 36 minutes highway for antioch in to conquer. maybe you're traveling along. 24 right now. want to down 5.80, just short of 13. let's get a look at 6.80, devin down to fremont about a 23 minute right there. all right. james, back to you. >> well, the smell of burning incense and the sound of buddhist and touts chance echoing

allay on up into napa as well. sf getting some light sprinkles. nothing. major daly city also seeing a bit of it coming down. of course, a lot of their focus has been up in the sierra nevada and for good reason the snow will continue to fall increasingly heavy and increasingly lower elevations over the next 24 hours here. and we are about to see feet upon feet snow piling up up there. bay area sees a chance of thunderstorms mostly in the north bay during morning hours, but rolling into the rest of the bay area during the afternoon and evening tonight, this chance of thunderstorms continues into tomorrow for us locally. if you have plans on heading to the sierra, the best piece of advice is to stay safe. just stay put here in the bay area this weekend. i know it's tough, especially if reservations at the hotel just don't have any cancellations, but it is better safe than sorry, because if you are trying to head to the sierra, you're likely just not going to get their roadways going to be impassable and closed for much of the weekend with blizzard conditions

like this is going to end before nightfall, especially to keep the community surrounding community >> allay their fears and help them feel safe correct? >> i mean, look, the local police there, i'm sure being aided by state and potentially federal authorities at this point. so there has been a net that's been cast upon that neighborhood. so there's really going to be nowhere to go. so if the suspect is considering trying to escape there's really going to be no would run at this point. so they're they're being watched by 360 degree of officers on the ground, potentially in the air, or whether it's be via drone would be via aviation, by the way of helicopters and so forth. at some point i'm not sure exactly what sort of tools that they have there, but new york, for instance, they may send him like a robot with a camera, which will kind of go in there and take a look around. if the suspect is board harm to himself and is unable to respond to the police so that that may come lead. ron. time is on this side because they are isolating containing the suspect as they would with anyone who's emotion

. >> we're >> not we just had paul allay a lot of that out. but bottom line is we have multiple trials, condensed calendar, which we're showing ever everyone right now. how do you see this? all unfolding ahead of the november election >> you think that the manhattan criminal trial is very likely going to go forward barring some unforeseen circumstance, like an illness on trump's behalf, something like like that. i think that the manhattan case is going to go forward well before the election the question i think is, what is going to happen with the january 6 case? the calendar you just showed had an immunity argument in the united states supreme court. realistically, i am pessimistic that the january 6 case we'll go for that. the trial will go forward before the election. because as your calendar points out in, it's literally the end of april when the supreme court hears argument i don't think that the supreme court is going to release an opinion on until june and at that point, there may be some work for the trial judge to do before trial woul

and when clearly we've not seen enough good faith to show that to allay the concerns of those who, were national security perspective i'm curious. lastly, congressman former president donald trump argued, as this bill, the news of this bill passing committee came out that putting this in place would essentially aid other social media companies. he's apparently changed his position on tiktok, which his administration creation sort of lead the way in signaling as a potential threat. what do you make of that >> well, haven't seen what he said, but obviously he did raise this says, as president raises concerns specifically about tiktok right and obviously he probably saw some of the information that this president has seen to raise the alarm on sound, the alarm on this and raised concerns. so i don't understand why we're changing position on this. i mean, the bottom line is handing over the keys to russia, to china, to north korea, to a ran to our enemies to be able to pump disinformation and collect information on every american who's on the app, 150 million americans. again, number one ne

he'll also look to allay concerns about his allay voters concerns about his age.trump. those are the headlines for now. more in the next half hour. in the meantime, you can sign up to gb news alerts by scanning the code on your screen, or go to gb news. carmelites . news. carmelites. >> now we kick off this hour with our big interview with jeremy hunt and his defended that controversial decision to give £1 million towards the cost of building a memorial specifically to honour the muslims who died in the first and second world wars. well, i'm now joined in the studio by our political editor, chris hope, and also got the pleasure of having our economics and business editor, liam halligan. welcome to you both, gentlemen. guns. it is a caught between two big guns here. better be on top of my brief. let's start with you, chris, when that announcement came out, the opening bowl of the test, the opening bowl of the test, the opening sentence yesterday , £1 opening sentence yesterday, £1 million to that war memorial, a lot of people gasped . and the lot of people gasped.

. >>> in today's mental health check, talking about allay kraufs, and how to deal with the emotional and for many who have been laid off, the financial uncertainty and the pressure to find a new job can really lead to stress, anxiety, and even sometimes depression. joining us now is amy morin, a licensed psycho therapist. good to see you again. so getting laid off, we all know it's hard. how do you see it directly affecting people's mental health. >> it can take a serious toll on your mental health in several ways. it puts you at a higher risk for mental health issues, specifically anxiety and depression, but when people are stressed out there's also a ripple effect and it takes a toll on a lot of their closest relationships. and for some people their job was their identity. so, unemployment means they start to develop self-worth issues, like who am i in the absence of my career? and we also know that high stress can lead to a lot of health issues, too, people experience higher rates of physical health issues and illness when they're unemployed. >> if you find yourself in that situat

i guess there's a maybe a little bit of pressure from somewhere in my reach to us or otherwise to allays giving the impression the illusion of some kind of accountability. but the mean alternately, in this kind of case that's symmetric thinking, the context this has and late last year. and there has been so many examples of these. riley soldiers themselves, booming, abuses, humiliating palestinians assaulting palestinians torturing palestinians. this is the only concern that is really officials have and this is the fee. it is a call as it goes long pack, which is why they want us protection that petrified of being whole, the full, the international criminal court. the something for i will crime for an attack, for killing whatever it may be. and the illusion that each at once to maintain is because the i c, c con, technically investigated a space, a sense that, that these really just the system will do this. they will investigate and in fact, history shows that's not the case, but that's the illusion that they do. so maybe in this case, they conscious of the fact there's a lot of internat