oakland, you're at 43 while dublin at 39 fairfield at 35 degrees. so definitely need those extra layers for this monday morning. start this afternoon. expect mostly sunny skies highs in the 50's to low 60's, right? all right. let's get you out there. only if you are going to be hitting the bay bridge this morning. >> no accidents. they are about 13 minutes. meter lights are on that slowing you down 13 a longer san mateo bridge traveling across towards the peninsula. richmond center fell about 8 and checking on those highways. a south bay still in the green. 28 minutes along want to one. it's 85 to menlo park darya. james, back to you. thank you. reyna 61. the developing story this morning. 4 people are in the hospital now. they were shot in the parking lot of a restaurant in hayward has. so this happened saturday night. it was at the grilled by mister g. >> kron four's moment has more on what happened. >> neighbors here described the slate that filipino restaurant has a pretty popular spot. but they say saturday night it was the pcene of dozens of c

so did sfo at 15 100. be a cool, breezy, blustery day. climate data for today is all about the record lows. there were two years, 1966 and 1894 for march 3rd, napa 27, 1966. santa cruz 28, 1966. gilroy 28, 1966 and sfo 31 1966. but san jose and san rafael 28 and 30 and 1894. how about that? 40 for some, 30 for others. walnut creek, concord in their napa airport. petaluma mainly 40. some low clouds to the south. kind of holding the temps, but the colder temps are north up in lake county. you can see plenty of 30s there. napa, 39 degrees petaluma. it's close for others as well. a little bit too much of a breeze though. if it wasn't for the breeze, we'd be colder, that's for sure. 28 truckee, 23 south lake tahoe. we'll get some snow totals here coming in in about two hours or so when they go out and measure it. sunny today. breezy. mostly sunny. that system will drag across us tuesday for clouds and maybe some light rain. the key, though, is there's going to be a low forming. this is a real tricky forecast. a

i'll see you at the end up late. i'll see you at the end of monday. erin house: robin's mom is calling me, asked if i'd seen robin. six hours later, i pick up the phone, all i say is, did you find her? she said, they found her body. denny hargrove: and i saw three girls running towards me hollering, she's dead, she's dead. allan mongold: something horrible has happened here. it's a homicide. we knew he was lying to us. erin house: once she suspected something, katie's claws came out. she certainly had the means, and she certainly had the motive. allan mongold: we find the facebook photo of her shooting this pink pistol. james farren: if that gun killed robin, only two people could have done it. katie phipps: i want robin back. i want to be happy. i want what will never be. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): it began with a letter mailed from a sun-scorched stack of cement blocks and steel wire on the dusty plains outside amarillo, texas, randall county jail. we often hear from inmates, but this letter seemed a little different. within the neat lines, the au

following that at 9 p.m. and back here at home. a berkeley business owner says that she has been targeted repeatedly by vandals. in the latest incident. she claims that someone tagged her business with anti-islamic graffiti, coinciding with the first night of the holy month of ramadan. today, in the bay's alyssa goard has her story and the encouraging response from the community. we serve people from all ranges of age, socioeconomic and ethnicity, religious background, usaid says her downtown berkeley physical therapy clinic welcomes everyone. but saturday, islamophobic vandalism on her front window made her heart sink. first of all, i felt degraded. mossad is iranian and muslim. she found out about the vandalism saturday, the first full day of the holy month of ramadan. it had been there all day and some people had scratched off part of the fu, but it was very obvious and evident what the word was. she filed a police report. we've reached out to berkeley police but have not heard back. mosaad is especially worried because she says

it is time to look at - russia. it is time to look at the sport. with gavin.e should tell you we are going to keep an eye on downing street and if presidential and scare right we might have to interrupt you. we will let you go for now. the fa cup continues on saturday — after aston villa became theirfirst side to secure their spot in the quarter finals — after beating cardiff on friday. two games underway. crystal palace of the premier league, in a south london derby — against second tier millwall. and all championship affair between north west rivals preston north end and burnley. two more to come — an all—premier league clash between bournemouth and wolves. and later, it's manchester city against this year's surprise package plymouth. it's a game that's been called the biggest in british rugby league history. tonight, super league champions wigan take on warrington in las vegas as part of festival of the sport that also sees england's women take on australia. but can the sport crack america? adam wild reports. the end for a sport desperate for a truly global

uh, at the end of the war. then he was confronted with the suggestion that russia could be trusted in diplomacy, something that over the last decade, ukraine has extensive experience of not being the case. and then there was a much more direct tone that jd vance, the vice president, took with him, which caused things to deteriorate. i mean, i think many ukrainians viewed that situation with their heads in their hands and a deep sense of existential fear for what it means for their country. now where next? well, nato secretary general mark rutte has said today in an interview that he thinks zelenskyy has to mend his relationship with the american president and with his inner circle senior american officials. that is really the only way ahead. i think most european officials who will be tomorrow in london, a significant number of european powers, pretty much all of nato outside of the u.s. and canada, from what we can see, reading the list of attendees, they are obviously working at bolstering ukraine's immediate

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and anora picks up the top prize at the oscars. at this years event. we'll have the latest from the red carpet. good with us. this is business today. i'm sally bundock. we begin with the latest developments with the he is still "ready to sign" a us—ukraine minerals deal, despite leaving the white house on friday announced a four—point plan to work with ukraine a solution to end the war. the country's rare earth and other critical minerals could be worth as much as $14.8 trillion in total. zelensky hopes a deal can be agreed soon. alexander rodnyansky is a former advisor to president zelensky and believes the ukrainian the relationship with the united states. going to be the potential benefit of that? the potential benefit of that is the survival of ukraine. founder of the investment platform regionally — in any potential deal. the world, the reaction was quite astonishing. yes, monday morning, what do we do now? end of ukraine, which russia already controls. on what i have got already," and sit on those particular a deal with america, and it depends ex

>> yeah, again, i mean, look at that. look at look at this trend line. look at this gop who say the u.s. backs ukraine too much when it comes to the war. back in february of 2022, it was 6%. look at where we were by last month, 62% of republicans say the u.s. backs ukraine too much. again, i think they'd be big fans of what they saw in the white house yesterday. jessica. >> yeah. and lastly, zelenskyy tried to make the point yesterday that what happens in this war will eventually matter to the u.s. but do americans feel that way? >> yeah. do americans feel that way? do republicans feel that way? gop on the russia ukraine war outcome matters a great deal to life in the u.s. back in march of 2022 was half of republicans 50%. look at where we were by last month. just 15%. again, republicans will agree with donald trump. they disagree with zelenskyy on this particular issue. that's just a story of a change. republican party. jessica. >> it certainly is. harry enten. and you lay it out with all those numbers. thank you so much for that. >> thank you. >> the m

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not at all.m saved by jesus christ and that my personality comes from my mom. i'm just like her, and i know that no part of him is in me. >> she is a mirror image of her mama. >> i do dye my hair blonde, but i think that me and her in pictures that i see of me now, you know, i feel like i look so much like her. >> mm-hmm. >> and i think that choosing every day to forgive harold for what he did, not for his sake, but for mine, so that i know that i'm freed from him, from his control, that i'm my own person, and that i'm grounded to do whatever i want to do outside of his control. >> it's so crazy to hear you say those words. do you forgive him? >> i do. yeah. >> haley gives herself the gift of forgiveness, and so she can lead the life that toni wants her to have. >> because if she doesn't forgive him, he still controls her in her heart. >> is there ever things that you wish you could say to your mom? >> all the time, but i think that she is here with me. being who i am is not something that came f

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kron. 4 news at 4 starts right now. >> kron 4 news at 4. i'm grant lotus and i'm vicki liviakis in the south bay activists from around the bay area. >> gathered in palo alto to oppose recent action by the trump administration and tesla ceo elon musk wrote for charles clifford reports. >> well, president trump and elon musk been making some big changes. big cuts to the federal government. they claim it's in the name of efficiency. but more than a few people, including a group here in palo alto on friday are skeptical of that explanation. this protest of about 500 people included members of labor unions, immigrant rights groups, antiwar activists, community health advocates, faith-based organizations and civil rights advocates. they rally to oppose among other things, recent actions by president trump musk in the republican controlled congress to cut government services and possibly begin the mass deportation of immigrants that came out on friday to show their support for those who might be harmed by the government's recent actions. by being

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this is a look at one demonstration at yosemite and another in san francisco's presidio.000 national park employees were abruptly fired last week as part of the trump administration's cost-cutting. san francisco protesters say visitors will experience the effects. >> you will see toilets are not cleaned. you will see if you go into the backcountry and get her there will not be anybody coming at you and there will not be a dispatch that will listen to your calls. >> more than 325 million people visit national parks and forests each year . >>> hundreds of trans advocates and supporters gathered in san francisco on saturday . they want the city to push back against the trump administration's executive orders that they say target gender ideology. the demonstration included testimonies and artistic performances. we spoke with a trans advocate at the event who believes the administration is using transgender people as political scapegoats. >> i think it is happening as a way to flex that power and to get people to find another enemy. they are making trans people the enemy so th

you know, at the rs. what you basically -- they need more revenue agents and people for customer service, so you would have to look at what functions those people do and decide whether or not they are important or not. >> thank you. type and let me clarify. high income individuals are among the most notorious tax cheats and these are the same people republicans want to reward with a $4.5 trillion tax cut at the expense of medicaid, that's, and fastens for children and seniors, and that is what this is really all about. it is not about saving money. it is about consolidating power and ensuring that the rich get richer so from where i sit, it looks like trump and elon musk are not fighting waste. they are just ensuring that the waste benefits the wealthy man with that, mr. chairman, i yelled back. >> the chair recognizes mr. perry from pennsylvania. >> thanks. good to see you again. you know a lot of things about a lot of things so i am going to go to somewhere where at least it has been bipartisan and i ho

people gathered at the presidio. nbc bay area's christie smith was at that protest today.say protect, you say our park, protect our parks. with the golden gate bridge inhe background, people gathered in san francisco saturday with a message. i'm a retired park ranger with the national park service. i work 27 years at various parks. he says that's why he can't sit on the sidelines. we need to stop this nonsense. we need to hire back the people that were fired, not only national park service, but every federal government employee that's lost their job in the past six weeks. they need to be rehired. but this is, you know, this belongs to all people, right? this was part of an action that spanned national park sites around the country and the bay area. demonstrators were at the golden gate national recreation area, which includes the presidio and muir woods. last month, the trump administration fired some probationary park service employees as part of a broader effort to downsize government. these workers were new hires who were still within a probation period. as a former nat

half moon bay topping out at 53 degrees.ack to where we should be for daytime highs. a few days ago we were talking about 70s from last wednesday until last friday. over the weekend cooling down now daytime highs back to where they should be and we will see changes in the weather pattern. for the most part today on and off clouds, clouds become thicker throughout the bay area as we are headed into tuesday morning and tuesday afternoon, another frontal system sweeps through with this one bringing light to moderate showers throughout the bay area. more on this in a little bit and how that will impact us as we gear up for more showers later in the week. for now, over to you. >>> first alert weather brought to you by aaa insurance. get a quote today. >> let's talk about the roadways at the bay bridge toll plaza we have those special lights building and traffic slow westbound for commuters headed into san francisco. starting off with brake lights and delays. the commute heating upper east bay routes, altamont pass, headed out of

but they're not happening at all, or at least not yet.arter. keep your pads on. the game has just begun. >> i'll be back tomorrow for the saturday show, when i'll be joined by congressman gregory meeks of new york, the ranking democrat on the house foreign relations committee, to talk about the seismic shift in u.s. policy when it comes to ukraine and russia. that's tomorrow at 6 p.m. eastern, right here on msnbc. that's tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> we're going to take a deep breath before we even start tonight. good evening once again i am stephanie ruhle. welcome to the nightcap. it is day

usf hosting gonzaga at chase center.er clinching second place in the west coast conference. dons trying to keep it close in the first half marcus williams. this dude can play steal and stuff. he led all scorers with 28, but the zags would pull away. ryan nembhard running around makes it a 16 point lead and there were still in the first half and sets this record in the second half. his 300th assist of the season, just the 18th player to do that in the last 30 years. the dons fall 9575. usf, though, does get a bite of the quarters in the wcc tournament starting this week. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody i'm larry beil. >> all right. thank you larry. well you're waking up to rain in parts of the bay area. let's check in with frances. yeah. stephanie, we're. >> still seeing some shower activity around the bay area. you can see those areas highlighted in green there, just near san francisco. and some other showers have moved east of livermore. also some snow in the sierra. this system is bringi

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at us. and these are stage actors and theatrically trained performers. but this is a night for the cinema. and it didn't seem cinematic to me. it felt theatrical, and i think it missed it missed the point for me. i really wasn't moved. it's great. look, i listen to cynthia erivo sing anything. like i said, ariana, ariana grande as well. but for the oscars the whole night, it just felt kind of like, all right, kind of mid for me. >> fair enough. you can't you can't win everybody. but how about zoe saldana's moving speech after winning best supporting actress. and we have a clip of it here. take a look. >> my grandmother came to this country in 1961. i am a proud child of immigrant parents. with dreams and dignity and hard working hands. and i am the first american of dominican origin to accept an academy award. and i know i will not be the. >> last. >> your thoughts? i mean, this is one that seems to be making a lot of the rounds this morning. >> that was so moving. i mean, zoe saldana going

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i think that's at least a positive optimistic way of looking at it.: well, we appreciate your positive and happy way of looking at things. and we greatly appreciate your insights. thank you, jonathan morris, for joining us here on a saturday. did you see in? anti-israel protesting erupting again. this is barnard college, some even using force, taking over a campus building. we're going to talk with a jewish student here in a couple of moments about this latest disruption. plus, president trump hatching a plan to stop these soaring egg prices. this has been hard not to notice if you go to the grocery store. the details next. > >> stop resisting. >> jewish students rattled again paf after a wild seen at new york's barnard college this week. anti-israel protesters forcefully taking over a campus building and allegedly assaulting one employee in the process and the protests continued throughout the week. barnard college sophomore and jewish student rachel kaufman joins me now. thank you so much for coming on to talk to us about what you and other jewish s

he's yelling at his own prime minister, yelling at obama. and obama again, always cool when he's done looks very calmly at and when you bounces what's he saying about says not. so at this point thank you for that at this point you still have to buy the book. well, we want you do. yes. you still buy the book because i'll tell you so. president obama and the first volume of his memoirs also talks about i'm sure you've read it. he also talks about that meeting. he does it in? i think it's like a page and a half. he wants to you give him, you know, like 20 pages to sort of incredible detail which you have to read. so still by the book we want to open it up now to questions from all of you for todd stern and i just ask that you you tell us your name and if you're us with some institution job maybe name that so that we know whom we're speaking and. yes please. hello, my name is sanaa from pakistan and i'm working for international labor organization. and my question is, as you were writing the book, were there any unexpressed trends or development

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at one point. >> mr. president, with respect, i think it's disrespectful for you to come into the oval office and try to litigate this in front of the american media. you should be thanking the president for trying to bring an end to this conflict. >> in ukraine, that you say what problems we have. >> i have been to one. i have. >> not in a good position. you don't have the cards right now with us. you start having cards. cards? right now you are. >> playing cards. you're playing cards. >> you're gambling with the lives of millions of people. you're gambling with world war three. >> and a short time later. zelenskyy, defending his position in an interview. >> i respect president and i respect american people. and if i don't know if i think that we have to be very open and very honest, and i'm not sure that we did something bad. >> also afterward, one time putin critic and ukraine supporter, secretary of state marco rubio, dramatically reversing his position in an interview echoing senator lindsey graham's

and we're down to 56 at 10:00. i wanto take it into storm ranger, our mobile doppler radar, and the other radars combined in. and what you'll see is we are tracking some rainfall off to the south. we've been telling you there would be a chance of some showers in california for the past cple of days. this is not a big threat for us right now. i don't see it moving into the bay area. we're going to keep a close watch on that there with the radar scans. otherwise the better bet here is some rainfall gets here by tomorrow night from this system right here. so really through tomorrow it's just kind of approaching the coastline. then eventually as we head into sunday, that's when we'll see those rain chances increase. so let's go ahead and get you a look here. and you'll see at 9:00 tomorrow morning cloud cover is back for us. so maybe that will help you sleep in a little bit there. on your saturday morning, we get the chance of some drizzle near the coastline, and then as we head through tomorrow night from six through

right now at five. negotiations on hold after friday's oval office shouting match between president donald trump and ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky. we are live in washington with what comes next to secure peace. we can't take this lightly. i mean, it starts with just a black mark. then it goes to slurs and terrible language. and where does it end? and east bay business vandalized with hate speech. and it's not the first time the action community members are planning to take following this latest incident. plus, a breezy and chilly start to the day. meteorologist kari hall is tracking your monday morning forecast and our next chance at rain. this is today in the bay. monday morning is here, so let's get the work week started. good morning to you. i'm marcus washington and i'm kira klapper. laura garcia has the morning off. we'll get to that monday morning commute with mike in a moment. but first, pretty in pink meteorologist kari hall is here. we had such a cool down this weekend. the rain, the

look at that. further south you get the more likely we are to see some rain. some santas a maybe 1107 inch through tomorrow set half moon bay, a 10th of an inch and hayward 3, 1, hundredths of an inch. so we'll keep a gray. we'll keep it really windy at times and a few possibilities of rain. now the climate prediction center does show a wetter than normal son. across much of the west, espe ially across california. that would be through march 9th. so we're looking for extra wet and also it's going to be colder than normal departure from normal. you see the blue that is much colder than normal. and that continues monday into tuesday. it's not to get to the end of the week. we'll be seeing more and more gray, which is closer to normal. it's not exactly a warm up, but it certainly if you want warmer weather, at least it's better and warmer than it was today. so again, the climate prediction center, that is the big concern and also the cool temperatures back to 70. kathy, thank you. >> in the bay area,

at a key summit in london, mr. starmer said leaders were working to craft a plan to stop the fighting, which would then be presented to the u.s. french president emmanuel macron told newspaper le figaro that france and the uk have proposed a month long limited ceasefire in ukraine. all this coming just days after zelenskyy's explosive meeting with u.s. president donald trump at the white house. the ukrainian president said his country is ready to sign a rare minerals deal with the u.s., a deal zelenskyy had been expecte tensions, the ukrainian leader called the u.s. a strategic partner and had this to say about the relationship. >> i think our relations with the u.s. will continue because this is more than relations. during a certain moment we must be open. ukraine is not the biggest country in the world, but everyone can see how it fights for its independence and freedom. i represent the interests of a country that heavily depends on support from partners. so of course, if i am invited for a constructive dialog fo

and if the world appears to be at this point, who can really be certain, but appears to be at a turning point. and that turning point screams out for another serious effort at disarmament, particularly in the field of nuclear weapons, and i hope that putin and russia and xi jinping, the chinese leader would somehow get together with trump and find a way to handle this. that is -- some people and sure will say that is totally unrealistic. trump cannot be relied upon, he is extreme the unreliable himself. all of that may be true, but the effort ought to be made. the effort ought to be made and even if he just begins that in it of itself. >> the caller brings up the cuban missile crisis. i want to go to page 460 of your book, different russia. in the wake of the cuban missile crisis after his cuba capitulation, khrushchev had to worry more about his politicaival. one did not have to be an americanassador, a foreign pondent or even a spy to search the tv clues about khrushchev's shaky standing in the kremlin. the cuban missile crisis, khrushchev remains in charge of russia until 64. how did

learn more at kia.com.that inspires. >> now that we've got the housekeeping out of the way, let's talk about our weather. >> things will change for the weekend, the warm weather ending and now a typical unsettled late winter pattern. this is the simulation over the next two weeks, some long range data. it those a progression of storm systems sending mostly light to moderate rain into the bay area and the timing is going to be about every two or three days, sometimes spaced out longer. eventually we're likely to get another atmospheric river directed towards the bay area but not in the next seven days. the next couple rain chances are very modest rainmakers, sending us back into this pattern that's typical for early march with rain every few days and temperatures a little cooler than we have experienced recently. let's look where things stand right now with a look outside. we're looking out from the mark hopkins hotel and not seeing a whole lot whatsoever because the fog has swallowed our camera, temperature

and ukraine must be at the table.rd, in the event of a peace deal, we will keep boosting ukraine's own defensive capabilities, to deter any future invasion. fourth, we will go further to develop a coalition of the willing to defend a deal in ukraine and to guarantee the peace. not every nation will feel able to contribute. but that can't mean that we sit back. instead, those willing will intensify planning now with real urgency. the uk is prepared to back this with boots on the ground to keep the pace behind these actions and to keep working we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for more talk. keir starmer talking a few hours ago. developments of the day. i would begin much earlier in the day, for the clues that we got there, and that was the italian prime minister, and sir keir starmer. why is that significant? towards this shared plan. we are at a crossroads in history today. this is not a moment for more talk. it's time to act, time to step up and lead and unite around a new plan for a just

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meanwhile, at the u.s.agon is sending nearly 3000 additional active duty troops. on friday, defense secretary pete hegseth approved orders to deploy soldiers primarily from the stryker brigade combat team to the border. here's the thing the number of illegal migrant crossings is at record lows right now. even president trump acknowledges this. right there on the screen. so it's unclear why this extra military force is even needed. but this type of performative political theater coming out of the trump administration is nothing new. and we will likely witness more of trump's theatrics on this issue when he addresses congress on tuesday. back with me is maria hinojosa. maria, the idea that he signed an eo making english the official language of the united states. your reaction to that? >> well. preparar porque no kevin. lo voy a poner terminar con una firma. si no mas o si. let me just give. >> you an example. >> and i know a lot of people understood that. and you guys are like freaking out and being so happy

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