the bay club, clifton, our principles are clear. a line everyone agrees on them to be complied. ukraine continues to have our full solidarity and support at the same time as heads of state and government. it's our duty to prevent the war from spreading to other countries that hinder, therefore, nato does not want to and cannot intervene directly in the war. and that's how it will remain. everyone agrees on that. our policy is guided by these principles, our maximum support ukraine, but no need to involvement in the war, but kind of the tide. you do not want him to chance. i shall stare speaking just moments ago. let's take you now to a salmon young art political correspondent to find out more. simon, what else that the chancellor se? well, i know he made it very clear that he's very focused along with other western leaders on the situation in ukraine. he described the ne, rushing offensive in the don bass in east of ukraine as a new phase in the war. and as you've said, he spoke of a solidarity, the solidarity of all germany with th

from the bay club at clifton, our principles are clear. elaine, everyone agrees on them to be complied. ukraine continues to have our full solidarity and support at the same time as heads of state and government. it's our duty to prevent the war from spreading to other countries that hinder, therefore, nato does not want to and cannot intervene directly in the war. and that's how it will remain. everyone agrees on that. our policy is guided by these principles, our maximum support ukraine, but no need to involvement in the war, but kind of tied you there now to have them take a child's. crypton is a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations in washington, d. c. and i asked him what nato is, the maximum support will look like without sending trips to ukraine. well, so far, nato has said, we're not going to go to war with russia over ukraine. we're not putting boots on the ground. but beneath that red line, we do see very substantial armaments flowing into ukraine. we see very substantial economic and humanitarian support for the country. and it's not just to nato, whether it get

there was a consensus that russia must not win the war, but that nato cannot be involved. them the bay club, replied fidel, our principles are clear. elaine, everyone agrees on them to be complied. ukraine continues to have our full solidarity and support at the same time as heads of state and government. it's our duty to prevent the war from spreading to other countries that hinder, therefore, nato does not want to and cannot intervene directly in the war. and that's how it will remain. everyone agrees on that. our policy is guided by these principles are maximum support of ukraine, but no need to involvement in the war, but kind of tied in there. now 2 of them are political correspondence. simon young followed that press conference with their chance socials for us, and he gave me this assessment of what the chance sir said well, i know he made it very clear that he's very focused along with other western leaders on the situation in ukraine. he described the ne russian offensive in the don bass in east of ukraine as a new phase in the war. and as you've said, he spoke of a solidarity, the

he's the superintendent and monarch bay golf club in san leandro, where one of his landscapers ismael hernandez, was hit and killed by a truck. on monday afternoon, hernandez was riding a lawnmower back to the golf course maintenance yard he was riding in the bike lane on fairway drive near monarch bay when he was rear ended at high speed. the impact knocked the lawnmower onto the sidewalk. hernandez was ejected from the mower and hit the pavement. he died days later at the hospital . san leandro police say a stolen dodge ram pickup truck hit hernandez. the driver ran off after the crash. but officers later arrested this man 43 year old jason mcdermott. the element. county d. a. has charged with the vehicle. man. hit. and run. auto authorities say he had been driving recklessly in the area before the crash. jorgensen says. that's an all too common sight in the marina area. pretty much every intersection around this golf course has got skid marks, you know from where kids are out, burning, doing burnouts and stuff. hernandez was a single father of three children. worked his butt off fo

he's the superintendent at monarch bay golf club in san leandro, where one of his landscapers ismael hernandez, was hit and killed by a truck. on monday afternoon, hernandez was riding a lawnmower back to the golf course maintenance yard he was riding in the bike lane on fairway drive near monarch bay when he was rear ended at high speed. the impact knocked the lawnmower onto the sidewalk. hernandez was ejected from the mower and hit the pavement. he died days later at the hospital . san leandro police say a stolen dodge ram pickup truck hit hernandez. the driver ran off after the crash. but officers later arrested this man 43 year old jason mcdermott. the alameda county da has charged him with vehicular manslaughter, hit and run and auto theft. authorities say he had been driving recklessly in the area before the crash. jorgensen says. that's an all too common sight in the marina area. pretty much every intersection around this golf course has got skid marks, you know from where kids are out, burning, doing burnouts and stuff. hernandez was a single father of three children. worked

the monarch bay golf club, setting crowd for a statement that reads in part, quote, we are deeply saddeneding of our associated one of our managed properties. we will continue cooperating fully with the investigation. >> our deepest condolences are with the associates, family, friends and colleagues during this difficult to the alameda county district attorney has charged a son mcdermott with multiple crimes, including vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence has it made you cry on for news? >> and also in the east bay, local leaders are asking for the state's help to address the homeless crisis. they say that if don't get some of funding. some homeless support will come to an end they want state lawmakers to make sure flexible spending for city level homelessness programs remains in place. the money supports programs like safe rv parking spots and hundreds of beds for the unhoused mayor libby schaff says state money is the lifeline for homeless people in her city. >> to create different types of innovations and homeless services that have been so much more successful at getting people

an east bay golf club is reacting tonight after one of its employees was killed in a hit and run accidentned back on april 18th, the intersection of fairway drive in monarch bay drive in san leandro. police say honor golf course. maintenance worker was writing a lot more when he was struck by what witnesses described as a black ram pickup truck that. truck turns out to be stolen. police did arrest. 44 year-old jason mcdermott of oakland in connection to the hit and run. >> the contra costa water district is requiring customers to cut back on their water use by 15% compared to 2020. it's part of stage 2 with the district's water shortage plan officials say this is a way to tackle the drought. yes, but also to align with governor newsom's conservation plans. the district board is also proposing a temporary drought surcharge of up to 15% starting in july. a public hearing on that proposal is set for june 15th. new surveillance video capturing a narrow escape in flagstaff. this is in arizona that tunnel fire is burning just feet from the home. the a wildfire burned much of that property. you

he's the superintendent at monarch bay golf club in san leandro, where one of his landscapers ismael hernandez, was hit and killed by a truck. on monday afternoon, hernandez was riding a lawnmower back to the golf course maintenance yard he was riding in the bike lane on fairway drive near monarch bay when he was rear ended at high speed. the impact knocked the lawnmower onto the sidewalk. hernandez was ejected from the mower and hit the pavement. he died days later at the hospital. san leandro police say a stolen dodge ram pickup truck hit hernandez. the driver ran off after the crash. but officers later arrested this man 43 year old jason mcdermott. the elementary county da has charged him with vehicular manslaughter, hit and run and auto theft. authorities say he had been driving recklessly in the area before the crash. jorgensen says. that's an all too common sight in the marina area. pretty much every intersection around this golf course has got skid marks, you know from where kids are out, burning, doing burnouts and stuff. hernandez was a single father of three children. worke

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club. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. abc7 news. >> tonight, the first steps of what will be a lengthy investigation in the south bay as federal agents arrive on the scene, we're get ago better idea of what investigators are doing to find the cause of the fire that burned down a san jose home depot on saturday in a monstrous blaze. i'm dan ashley. dion: and i'm dion lim. amanda spoke with fire industry experts about what it means to have federal agents involved. a.t.f. investigators scow we aring the side of saturday's massive home depot fire. fire industry experts says bringing more sources and extra tools. >> i think it's a good smart move to call a.t.f., whoever you want when you is a fire this significant. >> retired menlo park chief district describes fire as aggressive and unusual for a big box store. anticipating agents will have to stabilize war, clear paths and more. preparation need for the long investigation ahead. >> sometimes it's a bucket at a time to be taken out of the building of soot and asha and debris

club. >> federal investigators in the south bay looking into the massive fire at home depot. witnesses sharing what they recall about the evacuation. >> several allegations from women admen that their drinks were tampered with at a bar. details in my story. >> a man behind bars accused of the new york city subway attack. details on what is next and a potential motive. >> tracking three spring storms. timeline coming up. abc seven news at starts now. >> filled in a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> federal agents joined the investigation into the fire that decimated the south bay home depot. local firefighters say it is protocol for an incident this large. along with the cause, much is not known about how it all unfolded. thank you for joining us, dan ashley. amanda del castillo spoke with witnesses and shares their first-hand accounts about escaping the flames. >> the atf on the ground in san jose helping the fire department find the cause of saturday's massive blaze that destroyed this home depot on blossom hill road. we spoke with sev

club. dion: an east bay man is safe tonight thanks to a massive search and rescue effort.orted missing tuesday. oakland police and the alameda sheriff's office have spent five days searching for him. and today, they pulled out all the stops searching with drones and canines and people from vive different counties. they found a man in a canyon. he was taken to a nearbi-hospital and is in stable condition. that is great news. jackie spear is the latest politician to test positive for covid. on twitter, she is experiencing mild cold-like symptoms. she is vaccinated double boosted. she's the 23 rdlawmaker or biden administration official to test positive this week. nancy pelosi was among them. many of the cases are believed to be linked to last weekend's gridiron dinner. >> just chen the omicron sub variant has caused a rise in places. outbreak that we just mentioned is serving as a reminder for people to not only get vaccinated but boosted as well. >> with covid cases increasing. dr. anthony fauci says every american must continues to assess the risk for themselves. >> this i

club. the 9 team restrictions in bay ging millions remain under lockdown in shanghai and hundreds of flights canceled in guam jones. the world's largest producer of palm oil. indonesia imposes and ban on exports because of shortages and the largest exodus of cubans this century is taking place. i'm lucy newman in havana, cuba and coming up, i'll explain why and how it's been more than 2 months since russia's invasion of ukraine. the conflict has tested the limits of you and diplomacy and has been the biggest challenge yet for the secretary general. and tony, good terrorist is now in cave to see the devastation 1st hand is expected to meet president for letting me zalinski soon. gutierrez has repeatedly called for a sci fi am. on tuesday he met rushes, president vladimir putin in moscow to push for humanitarian corridors. on the battlefield, ukrainian forces are facing the might of russian military in the east. in the past 24 hours, there has been feast fighting in the dumbass region. russian forces have taken these 2 towns in the east. they are pushing towards the cities of lime. amen. no pa

club. news coming out of the east bay this breaking news, we're chp has just confirmed for us all west lanesinterstate 580 in oakland are shut down as they investigate reports of a shooting on the freeway traffic is being diverted to highway 13 drivers are being asked to avoid that area the chp so far has not said when the road will open. we do have a crew on the way to the scene and we'll bring you more information as we get it you can find it through our abc 7 news app and on our website as well. moving on to a bizarre scene involving san francisco police pull a driverless vehicle earlier this month take a look. it happened in san francisco's richmond district now in this video police officers approach a cruise vehicle before it drove several feet a comment from the driverless car company cruise the vehicle yielded to the nearest safe location for a traffic stop. it's working closely with sfpd on how to interact with the autonomous vehicle. a traffic citation was not issued to the company. three fishermen are being called heroes after saving two teams. swept out by a rip current. this happ

plenty of beautiful boats on the waters of san francisco today the saint francis yacht club hosted opening day on the bayradition to launch the start of boating season. today's event included a boat parade and the blessing of the fleet along with yacht club ducks this morning and what a moment that was as we were joined by spencer christian can't they have that for a few days. so maybe we can meet up with them and go tomorrow. wouldn't that be great. well, tomorrow's weather is going to be a lot like today, so be a great day to be. bay unfortunately, we're working, but i can give you a view onto the bay. here's a look at what's going on with our weather right now. the wind is sort of mixed with calm and most locations breezy and others but most of the places that are breezy are near the coastline sfo for example, 20 mile power gusts on we go mainly clear sky is so far this evening looking at over san francisco from sutro no is 52 degrees here in the city also mid fifties at oakland mountain view, san jose jose santa clara 50 degrees and half moon bay. and a nice clear view from the east bay hills camera

i have had the pleasure of working with 350 bay area, the sierra club, the league of women voters, poder, the latino task force, and the san francisco conservation core, along with the wonderful staff at the san francisco department of the environment, former director rafael and now director gee in all these things that we need to do to combat the climate crisis, but i've worked with the city administration because some of this has to do with purchasing. the laborer's union are most impacted by the use of this equipment. i would say, you know, is landscaping is something that makes our recreational environment, our outdoor environment more beautiful for our use, and the workers that are tasked with that work are mostly immigrant men. in san francisco, it's mostly latino and chinese men, and the -- this equipment is dirty, and people are literally carrying it on their back, and it has a profound health effect on their lungs and hearts, and also, by extension, their families, who then have to deal with the chronic disease that that engenders. but then, it is also communities of color that

bay bridge series. how does it look out there? >> reporter: this is what you want, right? this is what you want. you want the a's, you want the giants. two winning ball clubsiding tonight. first of two games this week. this will be 1 of 4 bay bridge series matchups this season. when these teams face off, it is always exciting. but it might take time for gabe kapler and the giants to get up for this as they just returned last night from an 11-game road trip. >> we just got off a really, really long road trip. and that entailed a lot of cities andwe have fully made the a lotrant sition yet. i know it is exciting for a lot of fans in the city and the bay area. we share that excitement. we just have not made the transition fully to be fully invested at the moment. >> reporter: when we come back in the next hour, how close is gabe kapler and a's skipper mark closer than you think. that will be next hour in sports. >> that's a tease. >>> all right, paul, i went outside today. i looked outside. blue skies. gorgeous. thought, it's going to be a fabulous spring day. it was cold. >> like you said. a spring day in the bay area. >> well, the bay area. two. i was in sa

club. announcer: building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions.gn. but the people who drive by aren't able to see. dan: a san francisco small business has been hit with a big fine for what they say was an effort to keep customers safe. this is one of those occasions where sometimes even the best intentions have unintended consequences. . abc 7 news anchor dion lim brings you this david and goliath story, and how the community is rallying behind ambrosia bakery, a story will see only on seven. >>. >> i still love what i am doing. dion: for the past 3 owneof ambrosia bakery keith has been making his cakes. >> these are my creation. they are one-of-a-kind. dion: where he worked six days a week for almost the entire pandemic, he noticed a problem outside. >> nobody taking care of the tree. it is overgrown. dion: so much so that he and other business owners said, the bushy leaves and overgrown branches of the trees outside the bakery were blocking the giant stop sign, similar to this stop sign across the street. >> that's a very dangerous. >> people ge

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club for a party. it was great weather out on the bay.d the wind they needed to really enjoy the opening of yacht season. >> i really need a friend with a yacht, so let me know if you guys have a yacht. it's going to be really beautiful the rest of the way. terry, what happened to your yacht? we've got some wind. we've got a dry cold front to our north. we're going to clear up just a little bit into the low 60s, back down into the low 70s. for now over the next seven days, we're not worried about the rain, so it might be a good time to wash your car. >> we'll be back tonight at 11:00. hope you can join us then. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ doug mcconnell: hello, i'm doug mcdonnell, and we've got some great discoveries for you out here along the "open road." doug: we'll reveal some of the secret sauce that's made a local park agency the largest in the bay area, beloved and supported by the people it serves for nearly 90 years. we'll meet the first woman ever to lead this fabled park district, sharing her vision for its future and ours. and we'll see ci

bay. people enjoyed a beautiful day running and walking for autism awareness and acceptance. student-run autism advocacy clubthe walk at thes plan aid. >> i walk to raise awareness and to encourage an inclusive culture at cal. >> i hope that people are more accepting and promote longingness for the community. >> what a turnout. money raised goes to autism and neurodivergence nonprofits. cal's advocacy club is the largest one supporting those with atim in >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. a senior ukrainian defense official declaring the kyiv region liberated as russian forces retreat from some towns in northern ukraine, leaving horror in the streets. and we warn you, these images are graphic. putin's troops pulling away from areas around the capital city of kyiv. in one town, utter devastation where homes and schools once stood and dead bodies in the streets. tonight, the dire warning from ukraine's president zelenskyy that russia will redeploy, setting their sights eastward on the donbas region. ukraine remaining defiant. zelenskyy refusing to back down as his forces regain ground. new image

club. after the ten commandments a young ice skating star from the bay area has announced her retirement at the of 16 why alyssa lou is hanging up her skates, and how do you honor one of the most important labor activists of our time san francisco goes all out as cesar chavez parade makes its return after a hiatus due to the pand. thick all that and more coming up tonight after the ten commandments. all right right away. i want to get to some new breaking news coming out. san jose you can see here from sky 7. they have just arrived at a major fire at a home depot store. this is in the area of santa teresa boulevard and blossom hill road in the almaden valley area of the city. you can see there that smoke just visible pluming into the air can be seen for miles through the south bay. we understand this fire started just about 30 minutes ago. the fire department has dispatched a fifth alarm response to the incident now to give you an idea of what this means. that means there are a hundred potentially even more firefighting personnel on the scene now a witness who was in the outdoor garden cent

club for a party. >>> a nonprofit in the east bay spent this sunday giving back. with arthur jean safe place. volunteers down to mlk way in oakland between 22nd and 23rd. the group helped feed about 80 people with some pretty darn good food. chicken. mac and cheese. fruitful sounds good. nonprofit also hands out supplies to the unhoused on saturdays. for more information, to go arthur jean safe place.org. >> you might want to look at an alternate route. lane closures start thursday. here's a look at where the work will be done. montague express way will go down to one lane in each direction until early august. this is a while now. when the work is done, the road will be smoother, improved >>> some big name celebrities and comedians joined jon stewart. he received the mark twain prize for lifetime achievement in humor. he becomes the 23rd person to receive the prize. the 59-year-old stewart rose to popularity while hosting the daily show. he now has a show on apple tv. he also pushes for social causes. one in particular. he is perhaps the prominent voice getting health care for september 11 fi

club for a party. >>> a nonprofit in the east bay spent this sunday giving back. with arthur jean safe place.ers down to mlk way in oakland between 22nd and 23rd. the group helped feed about 80 people with some pretty darn good food. chicken. mac and cheese. fruitful sounds good. nonprofit also hands out supplies to the unhoused on saturdays. for more information, to go arthur jean safe place.org. >> you might want to look at an alternate route. lane closures start thursday. here's a look at where the work will be done. montague express way will go down to one lane in each direction until early august. this is a while now. when the work is done, the road will be smoother, improved drainage, improved sidewalks and signage. until then, watch out. we're back in a moment. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot

a whose who for bay area community leaders and athletes, you see steve young and jerry rice. this is the sharon heights country clubfundraiser for the child mind institute come a organization that helps family and kids deal with until health issues. barry bonds, the list goes on. among the issues, realizing you have a problem and getting help. >> i did not know until i was 33 , it affected my life dramatically at times. i just needed to ask the question. i am talking to myself. do not be afraid. >> the only silver lining as far as i can see is tele-mental health and everybody is talking about their kids mental health because of covid-19 and it has given people license to say i am worried about my child's mental health. >> we have to encourage companies in all of our friends to say, what can i do? how can i get involved? >> steve young had mental health issues, playing for the 49ers, he finally talked with the team doctor about it after a game. he helped raise a lot of money tonight for the institute. >>> let's talk about the rest of the week. what are we looking at? >> we have wind rolling in as we head through the

in the east bay, people enjoyed a beautiful day running and walking for autism awareness. adversity clubhree k walk at the university. >> we want to make the voice heard. >> i want to raise awareness and to encourage. >> i hope that people are more accepting and promote belonging for the community. >> money raised goes to autism nonprofits. it's the largest advocacy group in the entire system. the fireworks at lake tahoe are out, drones are in. after a two-year hiatus, north lake tahoe has decided not to bring back its fireworks show. they will put in a 15 minute drone lighting show. this ecosystem is change. they are worried about fire risk posed by fireworks. 100 drones were put on the light show with music. forgoing a firework show helps pets and wildlife will not be startled by it. how does your dog do with fireworks? lisa: my dog growing up, we thought we lost him. he was hiding for three days. they hated it. everybody knows that. i think that's a great idea. good morning. we are looking at the warmer start for some of you. for the rest of us, finishing off the weekend will be on th

tomorrow and will be speaking at georgetown and the national press club and after that to chicago, seattle, to san francisco bay., houston, and back. amy: if people want to get information about the tour and if you're coming to their city, where can they go? >> there is -- we have a link with all of the sites, the events. amy: we will link to it at democracynow.org. i want to thank you both for being with us, sharif abdel kouddous, democracy now! correspondent, reporter in egypt and sanaa seif writer, , filmmaker, and activist and present herself for more than three years, sister of alaa abd el-fattah. his book is just out "you have , not yet been def ♪ >>> hello there and welcome to nhk "newsline." i'm catherine kobayashi in new york. >>> russian soldiers have trained their guns on ukrainian targets week after week, but they have been repelled on several fronts, so they've refocused their weapons for an offensive on areas to the east. they say the war is entering a new phase. separatist fighters have been pushing for years for the

there is another effort here in the bay area to help people of ukraine. foster city lions club will be accepting donations at the city's farmer market that begins and just over an hour at nine o'clock this morning at 10 10 metro center boulevard, plans to go outside and get out and about over the weekend. go do it because it's gorgeous out there , roberta. it's a wonderful rap away to wrap up the month of april, right with seasonal temperatures. it's going to be a bit on the windy side. it's going to be one of those days. if you're heading towards a great highway, you'll see some of the sand lifting off the beach and ending up on the roadway. so be very mindful of that. but nonetheless, we have some areas of fog this morning right now shrouding sfo, but i checked in with all of our international airports from oakland through san jose, sfo and no reports of any local airport delays temperatures forties now in santa rosa ended napa. otherwise, it's gone up now to 50. in redwood city. after dropping down to 49 degrees, it is in the high forties and throughout the tri valley 61 deg

tomorrow and will be speaking at georgetown and the national press club and after that to chicago, seattle, to san francisco bay., houston, and back. amy: if people want to get information about the tour and if you're coming to their city, where can they go? >> there is -- we have a link with all of the sites, the events. amy: we will link to it at democracynow.org. i want to thank you both for being with us, sharif abdel kouddous, democracy now! correspondent, reporter in egypt and sanaa seif writer, , filmmaker, and activist and present herself for more than three years, sister of alaa abd el-fattah. his book is just out "you have , not yet been def

vacated the site, the sfpuc implemented the pacific gun club which included extensive swell remediation under the oversight of the san francisco bay water quality control board. contaminated soil was excavated to depths 10.5 feet. because most of the buildings and structures are more than 50 years old, the entire site was evaluated for a cultural landscape. it's a resource that can include buildings, structures and natural elements that are significant as a grouping. the historic resource evaluation determined that the site is a cultural landscape that appears eligible for the listing in the national register of historic places in the california register of historical resources at the local level of significance. for this reason, the project site is considered a historical resource is defined under ceqa. this figure shows the existing site following the soil remediation and the contributing features of the historic cultural landscape, the rifle range building, shell house, clubhouse and caretakers building. rec park proposes the lake merced project create a facility at the site and manage through the selection and oversight of a s

club run out of an apartment. it was so successful, reservations filled up quickly and caught the attention of some of the bay area'sestablished chefs. joining us is imana and assistant general manager. thank you all for joining uses today. really appreciate it. >> thank you. >> thank you for having us. >> i want to go ahead and start talking about the very beginning of the hi felicia supper club. you started it during the pandemic. what did you want to accomplish with it, and was it always your plan to open a brick and mortar restaurant? >> definitely not. it's actually pretty funny. the first interview we ever did, i specifically said, i will never, ever, ever have a brick and mortar. so to be sitting here in our brick and doing this interview is really funny. i was delivering popeye's and mcdonald's to people and had seven years of experience in this industry and was like, this can't be what i do on a day to day, and when i was dropping food off for doordash, i was like, i don't want to see anybody's face. i want to drop the food off and leave. so it was like, what if i delivered food and stayed and engaged with

michael: club feast is a relatively new food delivery service in the san francisco bay area.tors charge restaurants commissions as well as tack on a delivery fee paid by the customer. >> how can we pivot that model in a way that can be more affordable? how can we get people better spending money to consider supporting local businesses and restaurants? michael: they are a reseller of the restaurant meal. that model requires customers to order the night before for lunch and before 2:30 for dinner. in exchange, they can get on average 30% off their meal. >> we have no commission fees. we talk to restaurants transparently about paying them a flat rate, and then what we do is we offer the savings to the customer. it is all about incentives. michael: for some restaurants, those incentives are working. they except lower profit margins on each meal but the number of meals they serve each day increases. >> we are shooting for much higher volume at a discounted rate, which the outcome would still be better. michael: this place has seen their business grow faster with club feast than ot

club be in switzerland and i've said it before. the air is really clean except here though we had some bay friendly, very nice cows. let's just say that they smell a little natural and i don't like this. i'm gonna get back in the most ab quick confession. another reason for my how did the bottle was that i have some things for phobia of cose having been teased by one of the little girls. so you know, the funny thing is, the minute i got back into the car, i realized that i couldn't smell the coals anymore. and what i also realized was the reason for this is the fact that mercedes has long attend leader. it's g p, a air food are in there, which means that it keeps out dust, it keeps out, fallen, and it keeps out. any bad nashville smells that the very friendly swift goes my attend your way. so it's an added bit of luxury that helps isolated here from the outside would in this log julius electric car. now the e q is, is an electric interpretation of the van use of mercedes. it's flagship is class, which means the chances that they've been for for driven are quite high. the whole point of a car like this is that you i

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club. >> nurses and other health care workers plan to walk off the job tomorrow at more than a dozen sutter health facilities in southern california. many are included in the bayrea. more than 8000 workers are staging a one day will count because of an ongoing labor dispute. the union is demanding better staffing and covert protections on the job. sutter health says they are ready to stop the hospitals with contracted workers in the event of a strike. a chinatown favorite closing its doors after nearly three decades in business. the family owned washington bakery and restaurant posted on instagram that it is shutting down. the final day of business will be on april 23. the cafe is famous for several menu items including the pineapple buns and other hong kong cuisine. no reason was given for the closure. this was the first of 10 are coming weekend through labor day where board is closing tracks. the agency is replacing 1500 feet of rail on this stretch of track. it is installing new ties and an electric third rail. the closure is paid -- planned through may 1. tomorrow is the anniversary of the 1906 earthquake. the mayor is scheduled to lead a ceremony on marke

bay concert series -- >> that's right. the mountain winery just announced the line-up. here are some of the names passing through this summer. boy george and culture clubne 15th, chelsea handler and others are coming as well. a really nice outdoor venue. >> and boys 2 men will be there as well. they'll probably headline it at some point. i mean, that's all i've got. >> all right. we have hopefully some nice weather. it will really heat up out there. >>> the temperatures are going up, turning on the air conditioning. it is suddenly summer and then we go back to the 70s. >> the weekend is nice, okay. >> an outdoor concert on thursday. >> we do have the giants' home opener. >> thanks for joining us this morning. >> we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. we'll start early at 4:30. >>> right now on "california live," we found the perfect place to unleash your inner lady whistle down. >> i'll show you high society just like on the show without even leaving the stage. >> plus, model and mom camilla mcconaughey is here for parents of picky eaters with her new book. >> it has a lot of feeling bad or shaming. we want it to be funny and fun. >> and the

club. cash macron sub variant has not been seen here in the bay area just yet.a significant rise in cases in britain and the beginning of a wave in new york and massachusetts, but so far here in the bay area and in california in general, the case rate trend into our main flat right now. the total number of people hospitalized with covid, for example in san francisco is 19, with only two of those patients in the intensive care union, facebook's parent company , meta is changing its vaccination requirements for employees. the company says employees no longer need covid booster shots to return to offices in the united states as well as canada. employees began returning to in person worked this week. however workers must still be fully vaccinated and a booster is strongly recommended. toddler unless our toddler protesters in new york confronted new york city mayor eric adams as he watched a broadway show yesterday. the protesters are challenging a mask mandate for young children after the city's mayor said children between two and four should wear masks when they go

. >> hanging in the east bay for now, but there's another club out to sea.we're taking a breather in san francisco in southern marin. back in a bit with your forecast for your easter weekend. the kron 4 morning news continues. i can't. ah, my toes! turns out, it is hard walking a mile in someone else's shoes. and it turns out the general is a quality insurance company that's been saving people money for nearly 60 years. i gotta go, ah. for a great low rate, and nearly 60 years of quality coverage, go with the general. >> the new snow in the sierra this week that could not have come at a better time for ski resorts in tahoe. it means that those resorts will be able to keep their doors open just a little while longer before having to close to start preparing for the warmer months. this also means, of course, that you still have a chance to get your last runs in on some fresh snow this weekend. >> bottom line bizarre to kind of call and they're closing days. but it's going to be a great weekend for skiing and riding right now. i mean, look at jay conditions ove

but one club aldo batista, a public defender in pelham bouquet, conducted a survey of local police stations. he made a disturbing discovery. if a girl mister bay, you name barella garcia's will bring yours, it is evils bow that i mean or so before, sir? no, sir, no, just the receiver. he opened his are so welcome, miracle has all sold. it was, it says the garage when we off to spokesperson for the national council. why so many police stations did not have such cameras. they explained it is the responsibility of each court to ensure compliance with these rules. but technically sees we're not just limited to the use of cameras, ill pay weiss that is said if they box it by rob, yes. or the co star didn't implementer more me a budget in all the absolute. i mean, now the book you pushed on the other stuff i left off and there's another consent arising from the exclusive expansion of the actual justice. is there an adequately secure, reliable, and properly maintained judicial internet? that's not what batista found in kind of because a movie does all kinds your is the noise form start? erm was these are not veronica, yell diesel because started off

great that straw hat band in the east bay people enjoyed a beautiful day running and walking for autism awareness and acceptance student run autism. advocacy clubautism at cal held today's 5k run and 3k walk at the university's campanile esplanade. autism in all its forms as a voice and we want to make it heard. i want to raise awareness and to encourage and inclusive cultural. i really just hope that people are more accepting a pro bngssoe love to see that crowd money raised goes to autism and neurodivergence. nonprofits cal's. advocacy club is the largest one supporting those with them in the entire uc system it's nice to see the sun shining great day for a 5k 3k, whatever you want to do. absolutely or just for a casual stroll. yes. it's a lovely day and it's a nice cool calm evening as well. let's take a look at what's going on right now. and as i mentioned it is calm and most locations. the wind is barely blowing in some spots but closer to the coast. it's a little bit breezier 14 mile per hour winds here in san francisco 12 miles howard sfo. we've got mainly clear skies right now, but we do expect some see clouds overnight and although it'

at an east golf club are reacting tonight after one of their employees was killed in a hit-and-run accident. >> happened april 18th at the intersection of fairway drive and monarch bay drive in san leandro. police said that the monarch bay golf course maintenance worker had been riding along more when he was hit by what witnesses say was a black ram pickup. the truck turned out to be stolen. police arrested. 44 year-old jason mcdermott of oakland, the name of the worker who was killed has not been publicly released yet. in a statement, the golf course, officials said we are deeply saddened by the passing of our associate at one of our managed properties. we'll continue cooperating fully with the investigation. our deepest condolences are with the associates, family, friends and colleagues string this difficult time. >> in the south bay, san jose police say a carjacking suspect is dead after crashing into another car during a high-speed chase. happened about 01:00am at the intersection of north first street in montague expressway. police say that the suspect ran a red light and then hit another car. that driver had major injuries and later died at the hospital. 3 pas

bay's manuel margot shoots it down the 3rd base line that brings home the winning run. rays win. 98. this is a pretty fancy story of the world's first floating members, only social club launching later this year in miami of all places. it's caught the arc us and this is a computer winner layout will call. this looks so cool. it's made from 4 floating yachts connected to create one giant space. there's going to be just 360 memberships costing $10,000 a year. those 360 memberships only constitute 50% of the votes capacity. so that way will feel like a nightclub on the water. owners say they plan to bring the club to new york and then to los angeles fancy it. well, 6 flags. magic mountain is in dean and unlimited dining program for season pass holders. the state an add-on mail will be and at on mill plan is going to be offered. that guests can purchase with their to get some passes. the change comes after a santa clarita man said he used that unlimited plan. remember this story to eat and magic mountain for several years. he was able to save enough money to pay off his student loans. now, the new ad on mill plan costs about $40 for for males redeemable all in one day or

the bay area -- it is a way for people to learn about what are some of the best practices for waste reduction, and hopefully bring them back to their own communities. >> reporter: as to the sierra club, and he says reducing waste will lead to a healthier planet. >> a lot of waste is not properly disposed of, and ends up contaminating the land, or the water, or the oceans. >> reporter: sfo currently diapers 65% of its waste from landfills, somewhere between 3 to 5 million plastic water bottles since they have implement some of these policies. but, they say there is more work to do. >> we really want to be that airport that is on the leading edge, in terms of promoting a healthy planet. >> reporter: the airport has a goal of diverting 80% of its waste from landfills by 2023. from s fo, max darrell, kpix 5. >>> from oakland, clear skies now, but tracking another round of wet rain on the way. >> it might be a little bit excited for chief meteorologist, paul higgin. >> a little bit fine this evening, but they play again tomorrow evening, that might be a little bit showery. the rain adding up last night into this morning, generally the rain that we expected, not much more than a trace for

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bay concert series. >> saratoga's mountain winery just announced the lineup. here are some names passing through. boy george and the culture clubjune 7th. sarah mclachlan arrives june 15th. chelsea handler arriving october 1st. a reminder, tickets go on sale this friday at 10:00 a.m. elvis costello i saw is in the lineup. >> boys to men are going to be there as well. >> at the end of the road. >> there you go. always got you covered here. and we've got you covered, too, you're going to need sunscreen, special later this week. >> we have the need for sunscreen, air-conditioning, and then opening up the windows, and then the heater later on. >> how about a tropical drink, too? >> we'll throw it on in there. might as well. we've got everything and the kitchen sink in this forecast. as we take a live look outside in dublin, we're starting out nice and quiet. no issues with fog. as we take a look at our highs this afternoon, we're headed for 73 in novato. great weather for getting outside, going to the park and take it in. today is the day to leave the windows open and let in that breeze. tomorrow we'll be closing the windows and tu