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of these weekend deals. how did it go down? >> reporter: very similar to the way it went down were silicon valley bank. this is sort of bay area bank failure part two. over the weekend, the fdic takes over and then a much larger bank, in this case jpmorgan, steps in, takes over the assets and makes good. everybody's accounts are safe in a much bigger bank. >> first republic's stock has been struggling for a while. what was the final tipping point? was there one thing that said, okay, now we're really in trouble? >> i think you got it, raj. the stock really. that showed a lack of confidence. the earning report came out, and first republic said, we lost like $100 billion in deposits. >> like 97% of its stock value. >> investors fled because they thought this is just not going to be a continuing concern. and sure enough, the vultures were circling the bank, and then the feds got involved, similar to silicon valley bank, which we saw the stock price fall first and then everyone get worried about the deposits. >> across the nation now in the last several weeks, people have been taking their money out of smaller regional banks

says that in the case of first republic, the bank made long-term loans for mortgages at very low rates and the value went down. >>> labor activists staged demonstrations across the bay area on mayday. the focus of the san jose rally was unions for all. marchers demanded fair wages, safe conditions and healthcare for undocumented workers. the san francisco rally was organized by california domestic workers. they are advocating support for senate bill 628 which focuses on creative workers but would also protect the many undocumented workers who serve as caretakers, yard workers, even cleaners. >> and to be sure that they get health benefits, secure jobs, basically equivalent to the same equal rights as documented folks. >> the annual rallies commemorate the struggles and gains of the labor movement over the years. >>> still ahead, dub nation, get ready for round two! it is steph curry versus lebron. we get ready for the huge california matchup. >>> we are hearing from a rising star on the soccer field who is about to have new heroes to follow. how the latest protein coming to the bay area is inspiring the next generation of women athletes. >>> the first day of may - l

committee, lawmakers heard testimony from the former ceo of silicon valley bank and the former chairman and co founder of signature bank. both of them are bayd banks. the committee chairman accused the bank executives of putting profits above sound management. silicon valley bank former ceo defended himself, saying the run on his bank was triggered by false information that was spread online. rumors and misconceptions quickly spread online, culminating on march 9th with the first ever social media bank run. leading to 42 billion in deposits being withdrawn from svb. in 10 hours. or roughly $1 million. every second svb executives, including mr becker, in front of us today dumped millions of dollars in company stock in the days leading up to the crash out bonl literally hours before regulators seized your assets. failure by man hearings are scheduled to continue through thursday. and also a look at russia launched an intense air attack overnight on ukraine's capital. ukrainian air. defense officials say they shot down 18 missiles aimed at the capital, including six russian hypersonic missiles. that's the most fired in a single attack since th

bank is no more. the latest casualty following the collapse of silicon valley bank. in theory, nobody in the bay area or beyond loses their money. here is scott. >> reporter: a new day and a new owner for first republic after weeks of struggling to stay afloat and worried deposit owners. first republic was seized by federal regulators this morning and sold to j.p. morgan. a simple switch for first republic accounts. >> the deposit is now with j.p. morgan. >> reporter: with all of the branches becoming part of the much bigger bank. >> their deposits will be saved, they do not need to lose sleep. >> reporter: what about venture capitalists and startups? many also banked with first republic. >> it is important to have a personal relationship with your bankers. >> reporter: they specialize in funding women and entrepreneurs of color. she worries about losing the personal banking relationship. >> i worry about that more than the general population, the population has been underserved. >>> san jose police identified a group of men in connection with crimes targeting the aa ip community. these are the

you what could be ago grating your allergies and what >>> the family members of an east bay woman found murdered near the banks of a napa woman are speaking out. >> the family says they're heartbroken and confused about the circumstances surrounding her death. her family spoke exclusively with our pete suratos. >> reporter: on the morning of january 18th, a couple of bicyclists riding near park in vallejo, spotted a body floating in the distance. they reported it to police who identified the victim as 41-year-old dana jones. a day before her body was found, police were notified that she had been missing for nearly two weeks. tonight they're trying to piece together what happened between the time she disappeared and when her body was found. >> we are looking for anyone who seen or observed ms. jones between january 3rd and january 18th. >> i spoke with dana's siblings at their home in vallejo as they try to process what happened to their sister? >> this is not her to not talk or reach out to anybody in this time frame. >> it's been devastating, hard to live every day without her. her presence. >> just mainly wh

. >>> and today we're getting a clear picture of how the collapse of two bay area banks will impact the u.s. financial system and you. - life is uncertain. it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. calhope can help. access calhope's free and secure mental health resources today. call our warm line at 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org. - life is uncertain. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> police in redwood city looking for a man who walked up to a group of people and started shooting. the victims were standing on a sidewalk on redwood avenue early sunday morning when they were attacked. five people were hurt, including a 16-year-old. the victims are all expected to survive. >>> and in butte county, a manhunt underway for the gunman who killed a 17-year-old girl and injured five others at a house party. that shooting happened near chico state university early saturday morning. a family

the collapse of several large banks, including two right here in the bay area, will be the topic of a morning in washington. the hearing is titled holding executives. accountable after recent bank failures. the witness list, though, does not include any executives from those banks. san francisco's first republic bank was acquired by jpmorgan chase earlier this week. uninsured deposits made up about two thirds of its total deposit base . now is interest rates go up, it was exposed to risk due to investment in low interest rate interest rate loans, silicon valley bank and signature bank failed last month also because of the loss of value of their investments and a rush by depositors to withdraw their money. several financial experts are expected to testify today. a state appeals court has ruled that california's longtime ban on assault weapons will remain in place and ktvu south bay reported. lamonica peters explains what that ruling is and what it means for gun owners around the state. third district court of appeal ruled friday that high capacity rifles like the ar 15 cannot be sold o

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. >> the decision would come two days after the collapse of san francisco bay's first republic bank. it was the third major bank to fall in the past two months. >> let's see how wall street is reacting to this news. it has been a little bit of an up and down day but right now, it is now down 20 points. >>> taking a live look from san francisco where there was another major chain store growing the major list of businesses departing downtown. nordstrom is planning to close its storefront in the westfield mall as well as the nordstrom rack across the street on market. the closures this summer will mark the end of the chain's 35 year presence in downtown. why is this all happening? katie nielsen reports it depends on who you ask. >> reporter: and rihanna says she ever shops on market street anymore and is only here because her husband has a business lunch nearby. >> it is really disappointing. >> reporter: the five-story nordstrom store first opened on westfield mall and market street almost 10 years ago, in 2014. in a statement, mall managers said the planned closure of nordstrom undersc

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of striking hair color. let the world see your strength. schwarzkopf keratin color. >> now at noon, another bay area based bank has collapsed tendencies. what customers need to know about the failure of first republic bank. plus teachers in one of the largest school districts in the bay area on the verge of walking off the job. why they say the district is it meeting their demands? steph curry making history leading the warriors to the western conference semifinals against a legendary opponent. well, lebron james and the los angeles lakers. >> from the bay station, you're watching kron. at noon. >> thanks for joining us here on kron. 4 news at noon. i'm noelle bellow. our top story today. yet another collapse of a regional bank. the 3rd in just a couple of months overnight. the san francisco based first republic bank was seized by federal regulators and sold to jp morgan chase. all 84 0st republic bank branches are now under the chase. brand customers. macy. that notice posted on the door, notifying them of the purchase kron 4 charles clifford is joining us live now from millbrae were some depositors are a big concern over what's going

of the bay area shoreline. specifically those of you along half moon bay and even the east bay shoreline, san jose as well going to get that thin layer of that fog bankense low clouds and fog to start your monday morning commute. so just a heads up there, better lifting and clearing by your monday afternoon with temperatures warming up 5 to 10 degrees above average from now. until then we're tracking a 20 degree difference from our coolest coastal city and our warmest inland valley checkout brentwood, andy stern contra costa county. 72 degrees at this 10 o'clock hour with timber on at fifty-two degrees and everything else in between widespread 50's and 60's for your sunday night in the bay area with overnight lows tonight in the 50's and temperatures tomorrow heating up, especially for inland valleys. our warmest valleys, flirting with 90's for concord and antioch and those again east earn contra costa county, specifically pittsburgh. and even brett would expect to be in the low 90's, at least so. stay cool. stay hydrated. temperatures. a lot more pleasant as you make your way closer to the bay area coastline. low 60's for half moon bay and 74 degree

bank were on capitol hill today. testifying before a senate committee lawmakers heard testimony for the leaders of both of those banks, which are based here in the bay committee chairman accused the bank executives of putting profits above sound management, the former ceo of silicon valley bank defended himself, saying the run on his bank was triggered by false information that was spread online. bye and misconceptions quickly spread online, culminating on march 9th with the first ever social media bank run. leading to 42 billion in deposits being withdrawn from svb. in 10 hours. or roughly $1 million. every second svb executives, including mr becker , in front of us today dumped millions of dollars in company stock in the days leading up to the crash. you're paying out bonuses until literally hours before regulators seized your assets. hearings are scheduled to continue through thursday. tesla now appealing a decision that elon musk broke the law on a tweet threatening that employees could lose their stock options. if they joined the union in march, the fifth u. s. circuit court of appeals upheld the decision by the us national labor relations boar

of a run on the bank. here's what you need to know after silicon valley bank, which is based in the south bay, collapsed a couple of months ago. a lot of people and first republic bank caters to the very wealthy and very powerful including mark zuckerberg. they made a run on the bank, taking out hundreds of millions of dollars at a time collectively about 100 billion dollars with the deposits left this bank that and many other reasons because the bank to collapse over the weekend. the bank was put on auction block and then jp morgan chase ultimately ended up winning the bid. they will move forward with this. all your deposits should be protected by the fdic. we're talking $250,000 or less anything more than that. jp morgan chase will cover as well. and they have very deep pockets they have about 4 trillion dollars worth of assets. so in the meantime, in lieu of replacing the science permanently, which i'm sure they will do sooner than later. there are signs inside and outside, they say from now on call it jp morgan chase. >> back to you. all right. thanks a lot. thank you. will well 903, is the time. let's

of san francisco based first republic bank. cnn and reuters both reporting fdic is holding an auction for the bank. the final bids were due this afternoon. east bay representative row dana talked about the status of first republic today on "face the nation." >> they're saying payroll companies are telling them move the deposits out of first republic. you are not going to be able to have access to the accounts. that's why i think it is so important that we guarantee all bank depositors. >> currently, the fdic insures deposits up to $250,000. former director for the economic council for the white house disagrees with khanna. >> at some point you have limit, because you weakst bank with the weakest balance sheet in the world and therefore you take your deposits there because guess what? they're insured by the federal government. we want to see some type of discipline in the system. >> the potential sale and takeover of first reflection comes less than two months since the collapse of silicon valley bank. >>> take a look at other top stories across the bay area this sunday afternoon. up in marin county one person is in the hospital with major injurie

banks, first republic has been sold. "today in the bay"'s pete suratos joins us live from outside of the mill valley location with the details on that sale. >> reporter: yeah, good morning to you. yeah, france bay's first republic bank taken over by regulators over the weekend, but has officially been sold to jpmorgan chase. this marks the third major bank to go down in less than two months. at the time of the sale first republic bank held about $229 billion in assets, so that makes it the second largest bank failure in u.s. history. so it does surpass silicon valley bank, which collapsed back in march. now, as far as the issues there, they say that deposits dropped by 40% in the first quarter, so people switching to safer banks with better returns following the failures of svb and signature bank. now, first republic was carrying many fixed loans with long-term interest rates. now, some experts do say it is a good move for customers with a big bank like jpmorgan chase coming in to hopefully stabilize the situation. all bank offices will reopen today as branches of jpmorgan chase, we don't expect any sign changes right away.

. >> those companies need to change and another bay area based bank has collapsed and been scenes. >> what customers need to know about the failure ofst republic bank. >> another big story tonight. first republic bank from the bay area has been seized by regulators. this marks the 3rd bank failure this year and the second largest bank failure in u.s. history president biden's says taxpayers will not be bearing the burden for the failure of first republic bank. the san francisco based bank has now been sold to jp morgan chase as part of a deal. the federal government did provide 50 billion dollars in financing to the buyer. >> the chairman and ceo of jp morgan chase, jamie dimon said in a conference call that he believes the banking crisis is now over. other midsize banks reported their results last week and the vast majority of them did show deposits had stabilized and profits remained relatively healthy. the white house said today the u.s. banking system remains strong. regardless 3 regional banks have collapsed in less than 2 we talked to an economics professor with cal state east bay. he also said people do not need to worry abou

of assets. so they placed a bit over the weekend and they were the ones ultimately got this paint. here's what you need to know. first republic bank, the second bay area bank to collapse in the past couple of months. silicon valley bank, as you might recall, that collapsed. then people started making a run on first republic bank. they had inside information. so what happened was they started withdrawing money from the bank. we're talking hundreds of millions of dollars at a time. ultimately, james and area about 100 billion dollars were taken out. and this bank caters to the wealthy, including mark zuckerberg. we do see some fdic officials here, the same officials that we saw during silicon valley bank's collapse. but it looks like the employees are heading inside again with you have money in here. you should be ok, i know a lot of people are nervous about that. but it looks like you will be covered. back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll 804, is the time and in the east bay, we have oakland teachers set to go on strike perhaps as soon as today. it's not confirmed. but the oakland education association voted as we know last week to author

of her life. "the rachael ray show" debuted in 2006. episodes are going to continue to air at 2:00 p.m. on nbc bay area through september. >>> employees of the former silicon valley bank through its collapse but many are now facing layoffs. a north carolina-based bank, first citizens, bought silicon valley bank in march. today the ceo announced the company is laying off about 500 former svb workers. the ceo said it was part of an effort to "make decisions to right size our scope and scale to remain competitive." the ceo added the layoffs don't include employees working directly with customers or any support team in india. also, at least 80 of its senior bankers at silicon valley bank, the former location, have left for other companies. >>> could dirt be moving its headquarters out of san francisco? speaking at a virtual event, elon musk was asked if the company plans to stay in the city and musk gave a noncommittal answer. san francisco officials announced last week they're investigating twitter after six former employees allege musk's team broke laws by turning the company's headquarters into what they call a twitter hotel. musk has been openly critical of the city a

of accounting and finance. thanks so much for talking with us. this is the second bay area bank to fail. were there warning signs people should watch for now with their own banks? everybody is a little on edge. >> thank you very much for having me. general warning signs are the up tick in interest rate by the fed and that of course leads to several banks or really all banks having to mark down treasury securities. this was the extent of all warning signs. there was really no other indication because different banks collapsed really because of a run to the bank, because of depositors withdrawing deposits and therefore taking capital away from the banks. >> i am curious. we talked about silicon valley bank and spoke to experts in the collapse and the consensus was this was a one op, a very specific situation but it wasn't much longer that jpmorgan failed. is there a troubling trend happening with the aller nks? all lead intere rates. is it fair to only blame interest rates for this? >> interest rates are just a circumstance underway this can happen. really to blame is the massive outflow o

of it. they're worth 4 trillion dollars. they now own this bank right behind me. this second bank in the bay couple of months. first, it was silicon valley bank. now as first republic bank after a run on the bank. we've heard that term before. here's what you need to know. back in april as phoebe collapsed, then a lot of people started worrying about it. this bank is mostly used by the very rich and the very powerful, including mark zuckerberg. they made a run on the bank, hundreds of millions of dollars at a time. you add all that together and they took out hundreds of billions worth of money from the bank so they didn't get their deposit. they started to collapse. that's when the federal government stepped in. >> all right was just last wills but looking at the first republic bank here and the moves, right? how they're affecting people's going, be digested all day for the rest of the day. he's just happen overnight. we'll see. you know, we'll see how things play out. but obviously, as will reiterated, if you have a deposit there at the bank, you know, the fdic will protect up to $250,000.

of discrimination by wells fargo bank. why a lawsuit claims some loan applications were improperly denied or delayed. >>> the mayors of the bayrea's biggest cities joining together to urge governor newsom to do more to fight homelessness. what they are demanding. >>> prince harry and meghan markle say they were involved in a near catastrophic car chase with parazzi. i'm michael george in new york with the police response. >>> we begin with new questions about senator dianne feinstein's health one week into her return to capitol hill. >> a reporter with the l.a. times had a rare opportunity to ask her some questions about her absence from shoninwa gt her recovery from shingles. anne makovec has the video. >> it's how she answered those questions raising some eyebrows about how fit she may or may not be to serve in the senate. here it is. >> what have you heard? >> what have i heard about what? >> about your return and how they felt about your return? >> no, i haven't been gone. i haven't been

ama: food insecurity in the bay area is back to pandemic levels, according bank. despite the higher need, the amount ofunteers is at a low. abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes has more on why and what you can do to help. >> we came here from germany about 10 months back, and we started working here whenever the kids have free from school, and i come here like once a week. zach: when kirsten and her son came to the states, they wanted to find a way to get back to the community. they found that opportunity at an harvest of silken valley p >> they have real food and scaredy, so i wanted to get back into something useful with my time. zach: the food bank serves people and organizations throughout the area. >> most people who are getting free groceries from different organizations, those organizations are getting that food from us for free. zach: the food banks says providing that service is once again becoming more urgent. >> people are shocked to realize we are serving as many people at the peak of the pandemic, because it seems like the crisis is over, but the crisis is far from over for low income people.

of people worried, both in california and in the bay area. because look, we're seeing tech layoffs, we're seeing banking concerns, we're seeing high housing prices. we here in the bay area -- you and i talk about this a lot -- usually lead the rest of the country. we're now trailing the rest of the country. our unemployment rate is higher, we're worried about tech jobs. the overall thing in the country iswow, a lot of jobs open. if i'm not happy where i am, i'm going to get something else. that's not happening here quite as much, but it is if you're looking at health care jobs and if you're looking at leisure jobs and things that are really based all over the country right now hiring. it's pretty exciting to see. >> for sure. you got a chance to speak with the cofounder of a job hiring website? what's he saying? what does he think? >> looking at the current job market, even here in the bay area -- this is job.com data, they focus on tech here in the bay area. they're saying, okay, the big companies -- meta, twitter, salesforce -- have been laying off, but there are jobs to be found especially at the startup level. as we've talked about in spring

. >>> right now on cbs news bay area, more fallout from the collapse of first republic bank, the new layoffs just announced. and the supreme court dealing a big blow to efforts to protect wetlands, the ruling that went against the epa. >>> and it's a job whe one wron catastrophic. every day ships the size of skyscrapers move in and out of the port of oakland for channels designed decades ago for much smaller vessels. the army corps of engineers is about to pitch a plan to congress to literally move mountains of mud to speed up their turnaround time. we wanted to show you just what those ship containers are up against, taking you inside the high stakes world of san francisco's bar pilots. we got exclusive access in 360. >> out here rough weather, this is a really dangerous spot. >> we'll be coming alongside landing. >> reporter: there might just be the world's most dangerous commute, one that captain zach kellermann makes every day. >> we're climbing a rope ladder up the side of the ship and we do it in all conditions. >> reporter: kellermann is part of a small, but scrappy unit calle

the decision would come two days after the collapse of san francisco bay's first republic bank . if the third major bank to fail in the past two months like silicon valley bank and signature bank . first republic's failure was triggered by the year-long rate hike. as rates went up, the investment made by the bank dropped in value and that left lenders with billions of dollars of losses. >>> the man accused of killing tech executive bob lee was in a san francisco courtroom. nemo many has not entered a plea. 's appearance was overshadowed by the release of bob lee's toxicology report revealing drugs in his system. prosecutors say he stepped lead to death on april 4 after a dispute over his sister. court documents indicate he was concerned his sister was using drugs with lee . the defense attorney says those details are expected to be used in his favor. >> absolutely the toxicology reports figure in. we all wanted the autopsy. bob lee's system is like the walgreens of recreational drugs. >> the arraignment was pushed back for third time so the team can build his case and he is due i

of april. but this time around, the bay area is not leading the country when it comes to job creation. locally, we're still struggling. banks are closing, stores are closing, some major tech companies are downsizing. overall job security. the bay area's just answered a commission to job survey that shows lots of young people are worried about jobs going away. here's why. and why they can do. >> there's also been a lotot of buying byy people who thought they would have their jobs forever. so they've bought real estate, they've bouought teslslas, expe cars. >> look for a well-funded startup. right? there are a lot of them, okakay? and they'r're screaming g for talent. >> we keep hearing that, people screaming for talent. you say it's kind of two economies, the national economy and the bay area economy? are we going to catch up? >> we are likely to catch up. but interest rates are hitting us especially hard. remember those bank failures where local bank failures, san francisco's downtown, the stores are leaving and jobs are up in the air. that's a local problem. interest rates are causing people to shop a little bit less and s

of that overnight. again, that cloud bank, the fog low clouds making their way along the coastline into the bay and some of the valley's, too. but we'll see a lot of sunshine again tomorrow afternoon. and then really going to start to heat things up. i think as we head toward the weekend out the door, we go a little bit of a breeze out there blowing to that onshore wind kicking up again. temperatures today, not bad. looking at 66 degrees in santa rosa right now. 64 in concord and 63 degrees and sunny in san jose. a beautiful 64 in palo but those winds, the other kicking up outside. you've got some onshore winds. 25 mile an hour gust in the san francisco to 20 at sfo. 16 in oakland right now, 50 mile an hour gusts out of the west in napa. but we are looking at a trend that looks very promising to some nice weather. high pressure begin to build ahead of the next cold front. that ridge is going to start to set itself up right along the west coast. that means lot of sunshine coming our way. so, yeah, we've got a couple patches of fog out there right now. that will be on the increase tonight. but by tomorrow

this is your view from the east bay hills, not much of a view at all because of that low gray. it's a very thick fog blanket. th t bank of fog is sitting right over the bay shore, north bay and the coastline where it's thick, especially in our hillsides. there are some visibility issues. most of her bayshore areas that are bridges are actually ok, visibility wise. take a look at this yesterday. lightning strikes all across the sierra nevada. you may remember last week i told you about the monsoonal moisture that was building in across the region. now, good news for us in the bay area. we didn't see any of those thunderstorms did see him in the high sierra, though, that paired with still a lot of snow on the ground does mean that wildfire risk is still low in those higher elevations. but we did see 6 inches to a foot of snow melt just over the past 3 days. and with that heat inland, that does mean a lot of water is flowing down into those rivers in the sierra closing a few campgrounds in yosemite and resulting in a lot of for any sort of outdoor recreation. so be careful. we still do have excessive heat watches in effe

of the bill. first republic bank. and yet another french bulldogs stolen in the bay area. we talked to the owner about moment she realized the kidnapping happened right in front of happened right in front of her. nexgard is the flea and tick protection that's #1 with vets. your vet trusts it for her patients... ...and her own dog. plus, its delicious beef flavor is #1 with dogs. use with caution in dogs with a history of seizures or neurologic disorders. ask your vet about nexgard. i don't feel my age. why should my skin? with olay niacinamide24 i'm in my best skin yet. olay niacinamide24 goes 10 layers deep into skin's surface. my skin is smooth and strong. and try olay retinol24 for radiant skin, overnight. he snores like an angry rhino you've never heard an angry rhino my skin is smooth and strong. baby i hear one every night. every night. okay. i'll work on that. save $500 on our new next gen sleep number smart beds. plus, special financing. only at sleep number. >> breaking news, san francisco base, first republic bank is seized overnight. it sold to jp morgan. we're l

. >> well, the collapse of several large banks, including two here in the bay area, will be the subjecty. the hearing is titled holding executives accountable. after recent bank failures. however, the witness list does not include executives from those banks. san francisco's first republic bank was acquired earlier this week by jp morgan chase as interest rates rose. the bank was exposed to risk because of investments in low interest rate loans. silicon valley bank and signature bank failed last month, also due to the loss of value of their investments and a rush by depositors to withdraw several financial experts are expected to testify today. close to half of people nationwide say they're concerned about the safety of the money they keep in banks. a poll released this morning from gallup shows 48% of adults are concerned, including close to 20% who say they are very concerned. another 30% say they're moderately concerned. the results are similar to responses in 2008 during the global financial crisis. however, gallup has not used this question since 2008 until now, which means it is u

bank robber in the south bay has been arrested. san jose police announcing today they arrested david razzaqui. he's accused of trying to rob a san jose bank in the silver creek area in march but left before getting any money. while investigating, police tied razzaqui to another bank robbery in saratoga in february. he was arrested last week while he had a stolen car. >>> they got away on foot. police still looking for two people involved in a police chase in the east bay early this afternoon around 1:00. vallejo police say officers were following a sedan into the city. at this point they haven't told us why. the driver led police through oakland on a wild chase, crashed at 14th and madison, then you see those two suspects jump out, they managed to escape. in the east bay, hazmat crews are still scrambling to clean up mercury contamination. it started monday when someone discovered mercury in a trash can at the martinez amtrak station. the mercury was inadvertently spread onto streets as the spilled from a garbage truck. robert handa has new information on the spread. >> i can't believe that. that's crazy. >>

the enemy is fleeing from the coast of the dzerzhogat bay, skadovska , there from other settlements, well, it is in the south kherson oblast but the north of the left banks those places from where the enemy is hitting positions in kherson and other populated areas of the region . please tell me, is the enemy not retreating from there, or is this the forward group or this one , the firing points remain until the last? things have seen a video of how the armed forces of ukraine overcome water obstacles perfectly on special equipment, eh, this is how eh , the boiler is being prepared, please. i think that there is such a thing here, the situation is approximately the same as it was in the right bank kherson oblast when they were concentrated in along the line of contact, roughly speaking, there was a gray zone, there was a line of contact - this is the novovorontsov community, novo velyka oleksandrivka, davidiv brid, which is very destroyed there, because they were there , they left, and here there were such forward positions, which then between them and er, in kherson, there was almost nothing , er, that is, there were no military groups of such large gro

the actor, stephen tompkinson, has been cleared of punching a man outside his house in whitley bay two years ago. the "dci banksnd a friend drinking at the bottom of his driveway. a jury at newcastle crown court found mr tompkinson not guilty. national grid says wind turbines became the uk's biggest generator of electricity at the start of this year. they produced more power than gas—fired plants between january and march. more than 350 new offshore wind turbines have come into operation over the past year. you are alive with bbc news. let's live to the us because donald trump has ridiculed the woman who won her civil suit for defamation photo in a live interview with a former us president dismissed her as a whack job despite a jury finding against him. he also said he would consider pardoning people who had been convicted on the january sex interaction and capitol hill if he became president again. our correspondent has been monitoring developments there in washington. it’s monitoring developments there in washington-— washington. it's huge criticism of this live event. _ washington. it's huge criticism of thi

bank with the power of both. chase. make more of what's yours. ama: food insecurity in the bay pandemic levels, according to a local food bank. despite the higher need, the volunteers are at a low. abc 7 news reporter zach fuentes has more on why and what you can do to help. >> we came here from germany about 10 months back, and we started working here whenever the kids have free from school, and i come here like once a week. zach: when kirsten and her son s came to the states, they wanted to find a way to get back -- give back to their ner community. they found that opportunity at second harvest of silicon valley. >> they have real food insecurity, so i wanted to get back and do something useful with my time. zach: the food bank serves people and organizations throughout the area. >> most people who are getting free groceries from different organizations, those organizations are getting that food from us for free. zach: but the food bank says providing that service is once again becoming more urgent. >> people are shocked to realize that we are serving as many people as we wor

of bank brown. the ne >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> health precautions in place followingly thought. what crews say is the source of this bill and what you need to do. >>> no end in sight for the teacher strike in oakland. parents want to make sure their voices are playing a role in the negotiations. >> not working is not an option. i am a solo parent and the provider for the family. i don't get paid if i don't get work. >> they are asking for more transparency. >>> game five tonight, with the lakers against the warriors.

police arrested a man they say robbed a bank in the south bay and also attempted to rob another bank in the city of san jose. san jose pd arrested 35 year old david rosicky last week on suspicion of an attempted bank robbery in san jose. he is also suspected of robbing a bank in saratoga. authorities say he was booked into the santa clara county jail on robbery and attempted robbery charges. no word tonight, though, if rosicky has entered a plea san jose mayor matt mehan says he supports a proposal to add traffic safety cameras to the city mayhem joined other city lawmakers of the busy intersection of mckeon north king's roads today, the pressing lawmakers in sacramento to pass assembly bill 6 45. it would authorize a pilot program to add speed cameras in san jose. san francisco and oakland on streets that experienced the highest number of fatal and severe traffic crashes. they would also go in school zones and streets with a history of feed, racing and side shows. these speeds. safety cameras have been shown in studies across the country, and, frankly, around the world. they're deployed and over 1

of bay area. residents. how erasing old convictions would help those people. plus an apology from the former ceo silicon valley bankeflecting much of the blame how lawmakers in washington are hoping to prevent another bank collapse. and governor gavin newsom announces a new plan to protect threatened fish. that story when we come back.

of his ability and nevado, 4.5 moon bay and seven in san carlos. otherwise we've got clear skies in our inland areas. big question. is when will the bankurn off and itt'e sooner today than 24 hours ago? in fact, by lunchtime in early afternoon. we've got clear skies over the central bay and the estuary backing through el cerrito, but we're socked in at the sunset district all the way into coma and daly city and la honda. otherwise you can see the bank of clouds that returned later on tonight and push inland, marching a good 50 miles inland towards the tri valley right now. temperature spend 49 degrees in santa rosa de 55 in hayward back into castro valley . when's it being breezy all morning and the fairfield area and also in concord. we do have a gentle breeze at mineta international at 57 at sfo, and there you have half moon bay with the six mile per hour winds, but i have to bring up the point that it's going to be blustery at the coast today. westerly onshore push 10 to 20 stronger guts at time that is the bank of the low clouds just hugging the coastline of california. bigger view does indicate that we have this area of low pressu

tech students expressed fear about continued rise of artificial intelligence and economic majors cited recent bank failures in the bay area but they maintain their optimism. >> i have grown up in america where there is always that level of uncertainty and anxiety. it's a quickly changing world that we are being thrust into but one i feel like we can still take by the scruff of the neck a little bit, i don't know. >>> coinventor of the apple computer delivered commencement address. >>> two dozen high school students of color of kl gruated from equity d educational financprogram. theyok cls through hool of l get $8,000 for college from pge. >> a challenge is always good for me in a way. i overcome my challenges. it's going to be hard and there will be times when i know i am going to struggle in life like going through college but i believe i can do it . >>> vietnamese catholics in san jose have a place to worship more than a decade after their church went up in flames. it had plenty parishioners yesterday during a weekend of inaugural festivities. >> i became a holy catholic child of god and momma mary, so this is a be

bank failure in u.s. history of the 3 banks that have failed in recent months to a base here in the bay area. kron four's justine waldman joins us now from our newsroom with what happened. the first republican, how the positives here in the bay area are reacting. ken and pam tonight. first, republic customers now bank with jp morgan chase, the federal government seized first republic bank and sold that to chase bank. this morning. >> the move is part of an effort by the biden administration to make sure that the banking system is secure. all 84 first republic bank's are now under the chase. brand. the big bank is assuming all of first republic's 92 billion dollars in deposits. it is also buying most of the assets, which means loans and securities and to help the deal happen fast. the fdic approved 50 billion dollars in financing to jp morgan chase. we caught up with some first republic users to see what they are making of what's happening to their money. >> well, we're kind of see what's going to happen. we're not sure what's going on. if it's kind strictly over the chase, are there going to

morgan is cutting 1000 jobs from san francisco bay's first republic bank. it is nearly 15% of after first republic was seized by the government. workers who are being laid off will get 60 days worth of pay and benefits. they will also be given on additional lump sum, continuing benefits, and resources to find new jobs. let's look at the new york stock exchange. you can see we are up about 250 points this morning. kumasi: uc berkeley's botanical garden is raising money to help restore its pe,pothey hope to sn august, before the next breeding season. uc berkeley put out a statement about the newts frolicking and egg laying in the japanese pool. it has enhanced the beautiful setting of this historic site. if you would like to donate to the repair project, you can visit the botanical garden website and click on the tab "save our newts." it is graduation season and some college students got a big surprise from their commencement speaker. reggie: where was this man when i was graduating? they got a thousand dollars in cash. you can see how stunned the graduates were. this is the uni

just in case we look at what is ahead for the rest of the school year for oakland students and more financial turbulence. another bay area bankas to be rescued this time. its first republic. >> scooped up by the nation's biggest bank. what this means for depositors and the overall financial industry. plus, as you no doubt felt cooler you no doubt felt cooler weather this week ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ hey, man. nice pace! clearly, you're a safe driver. you could save hundreds for safe driving with liberty mutual. they customize your car insurance so you only pay for what you need! [sfx: limu squawks] whoo! we gotta go again. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> everyone that charities are children. this is our time to stand up and appreciate our teachers. now at 6, the oakland teachers union announcing it plans to strike on may 4th. >> if the union does not receive a contract that it is happy with from the school district. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at

of food, trivia, prizes. each organization competed to raise money to support local charities. sf marin food bank, students rising above, and rafael house. ama: they help disadvantaged groups throughout the bay area including those in need of food, social equity, or low income families. dan: good fun for a good cause. let's turn our attention to the weather forecast. sandhya: sandhya patel has that for us. it will be good sleeping weather tonight. take a look at these live pictures. you can see why. tucked under a blanket of fog this evening. here's what you need to watch out for. fog and damp areas due to drizzle. definitely give yourself extra time. gray skies if you are writing the ferry across the bay. if you are walking, fair conditions but a cool start so layer up. many of our inland areas are running cooler than where they were yesterday. certainly was a cooler day today. our warmest inland valleys in the 80's. here's a look at the temperatures now. 50's and 60's. nice sea breeze going right now. 20 in fairfield. with the sea breeze, you can count on our natural ac cooling us off tonight. that trend continues tomorrow. 7:00 in the morning, still breezy. for the afternoon, 25 to 30 mil