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>> brazil to see camila. >> first time seeing camila in concert! ♪♪ >>> welcome back.m. they'll ready for camila cabello. they're not going to have to wait much longer. >> they were lined up this morning, it was a long line. it's going to be worth it. we have a busy morning. we're going to get to your news at 8:00. >>> family budgets have been taking a beating from inflation. new numbers this morning underscore the struggle that americans will continue to face just to keep up with the cost of living. tom costello joins us now with the very latest. good morning. >> good morning. so the white house did, in fact, get the expected bad news this morning on the consumer price index. the index on what we all pay for goods and services. we've already seen inflation running at 40-year highs. this morning's numbers showing that it's gotten even worse. an 8.5% year over year inflation rate. the white house is blaming much of it on vladimir putin's war on ukraine. but inflation has been running hot for now. the russian invasion has affected some oil and food prices, but so has the

una hazaÑa para cualquier ser humano, mÁs aÚn para camila. >> ¿por quÉ no te vas a baÑar, camila?deporte. yo alguna vez le dije “hija, cuando estÉs allÁ al fondo, nada mÁs acuÉrdate, oye mi voz allÁ en lo profundo tambiÉn”. jaber: estamos yendo a un cenote a entrenar. sadoval: nosotros quisimos ver a camila en acciÓn. >> mira, mira, mira la iguana. sadoval: y nos llevÓ a uno de sus cenotes favoritos muy cerca de su casa. jaber: lo mÁs difÍcil de entrenar o de hacer apnea es ponerse el traje. sadoval: en estas aguas frÍas y cristalinas la joven se entrena en lo que ella llama un mundo mÁgico. jaber: me gusta la sensaciÓn de deslizarme en el agua, llegar a mayor profundidad solamente con mi cuerpo. eso es algo que me gusta y me reta. lara: yo me apaniquÉ, no sabÍa yo nada del deporte. yo alguna vez le dije “hija, cuando estÉs allÁ al fondo, nada mÁs acuÉrdate, oye mi voz allÁ en lo profundo tambiÉn”. jaber: estamos yendo a un cenote a entrenar. sadoval: nosotros quisimos ver a camila en acciÓn. >> mira, mira, mira la iguana. sadoval: y nos llevÓ a uno de sus cenotes favoritos muy ce

camila cabello, i love it.s friday, and that's usually when i catch up on some personal stuff i check my inbox, i return some emails, and of course i send out thank you notes. and i was just running a bit behind today i thought, if you guys wouldn't mind, i'd like to write out my weekly thank you notes, right now. is that okay [ cheers and applause appreciate that, thank you james, higgins, and -- thank you note writing music, please ♪ [ light laughter ] >> steve: oh, last week he was smiling from ear to ear. >> jimmy: yeah ♪ thank you, spring allergies, for basically saying "you can have nice weather, or you can breathe, but you can't have both." all right, that's -- [ applause ] now behave ♪ thank you, easter, for being the second best holiday where a magical person breaks into your house [ laughter and applause it's the second best holiday - >> steve: second >> jimmy: where a stranger -- magical -- >> steve: yeah >> jimmy: someone breaks in. ♪ thank you, easter bunny, for always dressing like a a blackjack d

el del 2022 vuelve a recibir público después de dos años pero sobre el viernes santo la cantante camilaespecial del today show, en un concierto en exclusivo en nueva york con los temas más famosos de su carrera musical qué tal buenas tardes gracias por acompañarnos, empezamos con una noticia en desarrollo a esta hora la policía de new york busca un hombre sospechoso de ser el autor del tiroteo que dejó una decena de heridos de bala dentro del metro en una estación de brooklyn, primero lanzó un bloque de humo y luego disparó contra los pasajeros, vamos en vivo con carla para que nos cuente más detalles >> terribles imágenes terrible lo sucedido, nosotros seguimos aquí fuera de la estación del metro brooklyn que como bien cuentas sucedió esta mañana una balacera, un sujeto tiró este artefacto que lanzaba humo dentro del vagón de movimiento habían varias personas y se dio a las ocho y media de la mañana , al momento de tirar esta bomba de humo comenzó a disparar inmediatamente hay 16 personas heridas, 10 heridas de bala el sospechoso huyó ahora tenemos más detalles la policía ha dicho que

camila barco is live in san jose for us camila. what's the latest? >> well, stephanie, the good thing is that no one is hurt after this massive fire destroyed a home depot here in south of san jose. but here's a look at the scene this morning. as you can see, there are several fire crews. and if i step out of the way, hopefully the camera capture says you can see smoke still lingering and exiting from the building. i want to point now on my way here you can still see this smoke from the highway. now, as i mentioned, several fire crews are here on scene to look over. some saw hot spots and it looks like this is going to be quite a while until this is cleaned up. but here's a look of at the scene from yesterday. it happened around 6 in the afternoon and firefighters were able to get it under control late last night. now the home depot is located at a plaza here in south san jose where there's plenty of shops and restaurants. crews did have to evacuate a local veterinary hospital nearby and all of garden employees says that he wasn't evil, even able to

camila, what do you know so far? >> yeah, well, no. tape. police officers are still here on scene trying to figure out what happened now. know when we last spoke, i told you about a mother who had been here who has been here for several hours trying to get some information about her side. she was told that person was here earlier this morning and a few moments ago, detectives did pull her and the rest of her family under this caution tape took from her reaction. looks like her son was one of the victims. now we can't confirm it for her son was one of the people who was injured or one of the people who died. but it has been an emotional day for several families. a lot of people have been standing by waiting around to see who the victims were. what exactly happened. but if i step out of the way to get a better look as to what the scene looks like, you could see several police officers here. plenty of caution tape. and like i said, this is in downtown sacramento. there are plenty of restaurants i did see on the map said there are a few ni

analogues of foreign drugs for pharmaceutical companies. the forecast of 2003 is in the hands of camila'sord, where the entire chronology of the struggle of a girl with diabetes one of these days she will turn 26 years old and 19 of them in camila's life depend on the availability of the necessary drugs in the pharmacy, the drug is just prescribed 30 units in a court. here, the one that is now impossible to get even for money, if earlier insulin from france was issued on a preferential prescription, then recently doctors offer camila only domestic analogues, but

la cantante camila cabello estÁ provocando controversia en sus redes. andrea: camila cabello dicen esta carta que cada vez que va a un club de playa en miami es fotografiada por los paparazzi, le hace sentir muy vulnerable, detalla las presiones que conlleva estar bajo los reflectores y leer los comentarios negativos de muchas personas, dijo sentÍ el vacÍo y la tristeza de los pensamientos de nuestra cultura, criticÓ una cultura que se ha acostumbrado la imagen de cÓmo se ve el cuerpo de una mujer saludable que no es real para muchas mujeres. la publicaciÓn ha recibido mÁs de 1,000,000 de me gusta. un problema que afecta a muchos jÓvenes que no son famosas pero sienten la presiÓn de verse como las celebridades y modelos en redes sociales, las plataformas contribuyen a agravar el problema de la insatisfacciÓn corporal y baja autoestima en las jÓvenes, han dicho que estÁ tomando las medidas necesarias para ayudar a resolver el problema. carolina: quÉ bueno que esta joven tambiÉn estÁ creando conciencia. entra tanto esto soterrado, imagÍnate que estÁs vien

camila barco kron. 4 news. >> there is a new twist tonight into that huge twitter investment made bymusk. the billionaire has been hit with a lawsuit filed by other twitter investors. it claims that musk illegally delay disclosing his big stake in the social media company. so that he could buy more shares at lower prices. the lawsuit accuses musk of violating a legal deadline to reveal that he had accumulated a stake of at least 5%. instead, the lawsuit u.s. did not disclose his position on twitter until he had almost doubled his stake to more than 9%. that strategy would hurt less wealthy investors who sold twitter shares in the period before must get knowledge that he was becoming a major shareholder, a bus carrying migrants from texas arrived in washington, d.c., this morning just days after texas governor greg abbott. >> announced plans to send them from his state's southern border to the nation's capital. the bus unloaded just blocks away from the u.s. capitol passengers on volunteer to take the trip organized by the texas government. governor abbott says he sent the migrants in

grace cathedral has not had an in-person easter mass since 2019 and as kron four's camila barco reports after 2 years they couldn't wait to come back together for this important holiday. >> the grace cathedral opened their doors for the first in-person easter service since 2019 on sunday. and while the church is letting hundreds of people worship, they're doing so with some precaution. after silent 3 years, the grace cathedral echoed with music on easter sunday. >> this is the first in-person easter worship at the san francisco church since 2019. it i wish i had for alarm hard time to be able to come from elaine davies has not attended a church service since the pandemic and they i look forward to for a long time. but on sunday, her wish came true just in time for her 95th birthday. and it's just simply. her memory out treasure forever day be sprayed side by side with dozens of others. but with face mask on before stepping inside the church. people had to show proof of vaccination and wear a mask it safer for for our most vulnerable population. it means that they can come and be part of

kron four's camila barco visiting a couple of those events and brings us the sights and sounds. >> lightorning did at san mateo central park as dozens of kids hunted for easter candy. it's the 45th annual extravaganza put on by the city's parks and recreation with the woman who has been part of it garden because he wanted to. >> easter eggs celebration for san mateo and they didn't be has been one that sheila can see. she says the event has grown over the years but had to be scaled back in the last 2 years because of the pandemic. >> this year the crowds returned. we've been trying to stay away from crowds like this for some but you know anything outside, we feel a little bit better about people celebrated in san mateo and san francisco, the castro merchants association hope to bring business to the area with their first easter eggstravaganza this year is very special for everybody because, you know, through the pandemic, we have been able to have a lot of events in the castro and dave kehr kerr the associations co president. >> says the castro district has been quiet because of the pand

and i think it makes a big difference to be with of the in san francisco, camila barco kron. 4 news. very nice there. >> happening today forever, oakland is going to be hosting the fee for ever. oakland charity tailgate. the charity tailgate will help out the oakland animal shelter on 29th avenue. that lk will start at 09:00am and will continue until the start of the oakland a's gain. he will coming up on the kron 4 morning news. a brazen kidnapping of a baby go all caught on camera. why the owner says >> she must be filled as soon as possible. and a mail theft caught on camera. why one homeowner is saying this has got to stop. and with the nonstop russian assault on ukraine, u.s. lawmakers feel like the u.s. should do more to help. we're going to have more when we get back from break. hey, welcome back to the kron. 4 morning news starting at 4.14. >> yesterday was also with the weather taught you have some easter plans going on this weekend. i had nonstop. these are plans rain as it was a busy day for me yesterday. how about you? you know what? i didn't do what i would like to have

illegal kron four's camila barco reports. >> more and more states are passing laws that stop people from getting an abortion. but companies like yelp, which is based out of here in san francisco, are creating ways for employees to legally get one yelp is offering to cover travel expenses to its employees across the country who go out of state to get an abortion. now their announcement comes on the same day, oklahoma clampdown on abortions. it's now a felony to perform an abortion there. and the only exception as if it would save the life of the mother yelp's benefits would cover all 4,000 employees across the country. it's 200 employees from texas would benefit the most. the state passed a law banning abortions there after 6 weeks of pregnancy. but yelp is joining other companies like citigroup, uber and lyft to help workers affected by abortion ban loss. in a statement to kron 4 yelp's chief diversity officer says, quote, we've long been a strong advocate for equality in the workplace and believe that gender equality cannot be achieved if women's healthcare rights are restricted. the co

. >> kron four's camila barco was there. >> this year i found more and mask in any other year. so looks like people are starting to get out again. >> for the last decade, mark o'malley has been volunteering to pick up trash redwood city's bring cleanup event. >> the majority of the garbage is cans, bottles raptors on saturday. o'malley notice redwood creek. >> seems cleaner than years past but mask. we're still feeling his trash i've been here in the past where there was huge after storms, stier from everywhere. an it looks actually a little cleaner, but it's still a lot of debris were pulling out. the pride and beautification committee has been hosting the event for about 30 years committee chair person diane howard says while redwood city has come a long way, trash still ends up in the area wrecking havoc on the environment and everything flows down into our waterways into our creeks. >> and goes into the bay. and that's just a sad situation. most of the trash collected. he's thrown away with. some items are donated while others are returned to their owners. >> o'malley sees

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at the request of the distinguished guests prince charles camila was asked to meet separately with the editorial staff, the russian editorial staff and the stars of the english-speaking bbc who broadcast live from the center kyiv continuously from the first days of the war, clive-mayri and les dusset later they also visited the program of the bbc pashtun service and in the broadcast room, but how was the visit in the morning, the royal couple could not come to us on the air, but the editor-in-chief of the ukrainian service of the bbc bbc news ukraine, marta shokelo, who introduced all of us to the royal family, so congratulations. thank you for visiting us. i know that the protocol does not allow us to recount everything that said the prince, but you can share your impressions, what are your impressions of this visit, the prince supports ukraine, yes, the meeting was very heartfelt and, in general, although i was very, very worried before it, they announced the rules to us, what can be done, but not yet, but in general, the meeting was very sincere and so familiar, we shook hands one b

she's live at uc berkeley with the latest camila. >>stephanie, uc berkeley remains shut down as invested as police continue to investigate this credible threat. the school has shut down for almost 3 hours. as you can see, it's pretty empty out here. normally this dozens of students walking around, but instead there is a major police presence around campus. there are police standing by near the building's just in front of the buildings, not letting one inside or letting anyone leave the buildings for security purposes. stephanie, we know that police are looking for someone they say may want to harm a certain people, but they are saying that there is no active shooter on campus. now he said officers are stationed outside buildings and monitoring the area because no one is allowed to go inside a building or leave it. now we see several signs posted on windows like the student store here nearby, saying that they are closed until further notice. police say that campus services like the library's parking garages and dining are also closed

cnn's camila bernal joins me now. so camila, his parents thought he was dead. and we have this bodycam footage of them finding out that he is alive. it was just so emotional. >> reporter: it truly was so emotional. so moving for so many of us who watched it. and you will get to watch it in just a second. but i will start from the beginning because this all started a couple of weeks ago when the sheriff's department started getting phone calls reporting connerjack oswalt, now 19 years old, and they say he wasn't breaking the law but people were concerned and deputies went out there to try to help him. he had refused the help but then last saturday they were able to help him. and all of that interaction was caught on bodycam video. here's part of it. >> you look like you're shivering. are you cold? you want to come sit in this car and warm up for a minute? we can't have you sitting in front of the door here all night. i can't hear you. >> as long as i'm not being taken anywhere. >> no, you're not being taken anywhere. just come sit in the car and warm up. where's

kron four's camila barco was there. >> this year i found more and mask in any other year. so looks like people are starting to get out again. >> for the last decade, mark o'malley has been volunteering to pick up trash redwood city's bring cleanup event. >> the majority of the garbage is cans, bottles raptors on saturday. o'malley notice redwood creek. >> seems cleaner than years past but mask. we're still feeling his trash i've been here in the past where there was huge after storms. >> stier from everywhere. and it looks actually a little cleaner, but it's still a lot of debris were pulling out. the pride and beautification committee has been hosting the event for about 30 years committee chair person diane howard says while redwood city has come a long way, trash still ends up in the area wrecking havoc on the environment and everything flows down into our waterways into our creeks. >> and goes into the bay. and that's just a sad situation. most of the trash collected he's thrown away with. some items are donated while others are returned to their owners. >> o'malley se

one of these days she will turn 26 years old and 19 of them in camila's life depend on the availabilitythe necessary drugs in the pharmacy, the drug is just prescribed 30 units per day. here is the one that we can’t even get for money now, if earlier insulin was given from france on a preferential prescription, then recently doctors camilla is offered only domestic analogues, but they are not suitable for girls for medical reasons, so she buys foreign drugs at her own expense for this particular pack, and with a shelf life of only until october 22, and i had to, well, look for dogs really, because what is there here ? who does further, not so far, understandably. i sit down in front of my endocrinologist and say. tell me what to do, because now there is. well, how would it be, but the preparations of the company geropharm, which well, not for me, well, no matter how they work for me and about other analogues, no, 1 2 days there is no drug. what are the consequences, respectively? hmm well , resuscitation is a direct road. yes, in intensive care. pharmacies in early spring and it would b

camila. good morning, stephanie. so yeah, we're here at the public works building in redwood city because in about an hour or so, people are going to be going through these stores. >> to get their supplies to then head out across redwood city to collect any trash or debris that i find now this is part of the city's annual spring cleanup event in honor of earth day. the event starts at 8.30 this morning. volunteers are going to be able to check in grab some breakfast and then they're going to be spread out across redwood city for the cleanup there. going to be in parts of redwood city like redwood creek, little river park and hoover school volunteers are then going to clean up trash or debris that they my finds and then they're going to come back here at noon and get some lunch for all of the effort that they have done now, stephanie, i will remind i'm going to say that this event is only for redwood city resident. only, however, there are events across the bay area today. take a look at your screen. here is a few san

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. >> in these incidents in the sky conference, camila barco is live at sfo. a lot of these have been over at having to wear masks camilla. >> yeah. more than 700 of are related to more. more than 700 of those reports are related to mask wearing and under this new bill, if you do assault a flight crew over whatever that may be, you won't be able to get on a plane. you won't be able to get through tsa or board that flight. the 2 lawmakers who wrote this bill are not wanting to see this type of violent behavior anymore. east bay congressman eric swalwell and u.s. senator jack reed are introducing the protection from abuse at passengers act. they say reports of harassment and abuse from flight crews have skyrocketed this year alone. the f a a lot more than 1000 reports of unruly passengers and out of those reports, more than 700 of them are related to mask wearing under the new bill. violent offenders convicted of assaulting flight crews would be placed on a no-fly list. airlines would send the names of the passengers not able to fly to tsa and tsa would be the o

camila yet are like you said they're not going to let it happen or continue anymore. the new policy says that san francisco police cannot store dna. >> they've collected from rape kits and other crime scene evidence in the city's database for more than 60 days. san francisco's district attorney chesa boudin called the previous practice violent and dehumanizing. he revealed that police used dna from a victim's rape kit to link them to a separate crime. and that was a shock to supervisor hillary ronen who introduced the legislation that passed yesterday. she says that there were no local laws regulating the storage or use of dna profiles and local police databases. however, the new legislation doesn't apply to state and federal dna databases. the police department has a system where they store the dna information to ensure that samples are not contaminated. but they say that they have stopped that practice. the police chief in march discovered 17 cases in which a victim's dna evidence had been used to match them to other unrelated investigations. and one of those includ

camila barco is live at sfo with more. hi, camille. it. >> good morning, guys. yeah, he's been a lot of bad behavior in the skies these past couple years. but under a new and bill, if you assault a flight crew who won't be able to get through tsa in the future to lawmakers are working to punish passengers who show this type of violent behavior on planes. east bay congressman eric swalwell and u.s. senator jack reed say there are reports of harassment and abuse from flight crews have skyrocketed over the past few years. now, this year alone, the f a a lot more than 1000 reports of unruly passengers and out of those reports, more than 600 of them are related to mask wearing. both lawmakers are trying to punish those who miss behave on planes under a new bill. now it's called the protection from abuse of passengers act and under the new bill, violent offenders convicted of assaulting flight crews would be placed on a no-fly list. that list would be managed by tsa and passengers would also be banned from tsa precheck or the customs global entry program. now airlines

people are going to be talking a priest or good morning camila. >> good morning, guys. the ice is going to cost a little bit more for people across the country. butter, milk, eggs. like you guys said the ingredients people normally used during easter weekend have all got gone up in price. take a look at your screen. here's a look at how much things cost here at this local safeway, about $6 for a dozen brown eggs. 18 eggs can cost you about $8. and if you're looking to buy some plain dozen eggs, it's the least that you'll pay is about $4 now, the wholesale price for eggs is up nearly 3 times over this time last year. and experts say it's partly because of a bird flu outbreak. it has wiped out more than 20 million birds and tighten the supply for eggs. and now the demand is even higher just as easter is approaching. now, businesses like bakeries. they use hundreds of eggs every day are going to feel the price pinch. and so are people going to the grocery store so according to the u.s. department of labor price index in the last year, milk is up. 11%. butter is up by more

will be asking passengers if they think this bill is enough or just too much for now live at sfo, camila barco kron. 4 news. all right. thanks a lot. camila. >> well, still ahead on the kron, 4 morning news, a woman is safe after some teens tried to carjack are. we're going to tell you why she ended keeping her car in the in. plus, san jose is the latest bay area city to drop their mask mandate. what this means for people and businesses there. after the break, republicans are holding a deal to make billions of dollars available to fight the spread of covid-19. why they say they can't get behind the wheel. >> and here comes the heat today, the first day of or hotter temperatures with san francisco into the upper 70's. oakland and san jose solidly into the 80's tomorrow. even hotter. i've got your forecast. meet a future mom, a first-time mom and a seasoned pro. this mom's one step closer to their new mini-van! yeah, you'll get used to it. this mom's depositing money with tools on-hand. cha ching. and this mom, well, she's setting an appointment here, so her son can get set up there and st

camila barco is live at the chase center this morning with more. good morning. camila. journey continues for the warriors on possible. >> steph curry. now curry has been making good progress in his recovery after he sprained his left foot last month. but the question is, will it be enough for him to be back on the court later tonight? all signs point possibly will. curry is optimistic about his camp playing today. he also expects to be in the starting lineup if he plays game one right now, he's listed as probable, but it's unclear how many minutes he would play out. coach steve kerr says that they are expecting him to play and predicts that he's come back. we'll be successful. >> what a player with. that much history that much of a track record, you kind of know what you can expect. it doesn't play out perfectly. but knowing staff knowing his history, knowing is attention to detail the work he puts in. i have every reason to believe his comeback will be. the successful. >> now, mayor london breed kicked off the celebrations yesterday actually raise the warriors flag at

camila barco is live there this morning as the excitement builds camila. >> good morning, stephanie. so yeah, one more game and it could all be over for the nuggets. but the journey could continue for the warriors. now they have been dominant. this series 3, i know. and today people will get to watch the action all over again here at the chase center for that watch party. now this is what it looks like they can watch from the big screen outside the arena just like they did during thursday night's game. >> fans can come out to the west plaza at thrive city here outside the chase center. it's going to be games, photo opportunities and the giant tv. so you can tear on the dubs. now that starts at 11:00am. and remember, this is a chance to for everyone to come together to watch the warriors play from afar since they are playing in denver. now the warriors beat the nuggets one 18 to one 13 during game 3 of the playoffs and it's been a pool party. jordan poole led the warriors with 27 points and steph curry has been coming off the bench returning from his foot injury. also scoring 27 point

camila. all right.alth facilities across the bay area are going on strike. they are calling for improved health and safety standards. this is video from pass strikes. monday's protest is expected to include 8,000 workers across all of northern california. the nurses at sutter health have been in contract negotiations since june of last year. they say they want sutter to increase its nursing staff. the strike start around 7 tomorrow morning. among the hospitals affected our oakland berkeley, santa rosa and san francisco facilities. the golden state warriors are getting ready for game 2 of the nba playoffs. they hold a one-game lead over the denver nuggets and the best of 7 series. steph curry was back in action. he did not start last night, but he came off the bench about halfway through the 1st quarter. >> he finished with 16 points. klay thompson, meanwhile, made 4 threes in the 1st half. he had 19 points, but the real star was jordan poole who scored 30 points last night. the warriors win by a final o

as camila barco reports after 2 years they couldn't wait to come back together for this important holiday. >> the grace cathedral opened their doors for the first in-person easter service since 2019 on sunday. and while the church is letting hundreds of people worship, they're doing so with some after silent 3 years, the grace cathedral echoed with music on easter sunday. >> this is the first in-person easter worship at the san francisco church since 2019. it i wish i had for alarm hard time to be able to come. she the issue are from elaine davies has not attended a church service since the pandemic and they i look forward to for a long time. but on sunday, her wish came true just in time for her 95th birthday. and it's just simply. her memory out treasure forever day be sprayed side by side with dozens of others. but with face mask on before stepping inside the church. people had to show proof of vaccination and wear a mask it safer for for our most vulnerable population. it means that they can come and be part of things. the malcolm young describing the holy day. >> as a rebirth, just h

. >> cnn's camila bernal joining me now live if los angeles.academy is moving forward with smith's disciplinary proceedings, all the things they are thinking over entertaining. what does this mean for will smith? >> reporter: it means more is likely coming, likely many more consequences coming from the academy despite this resignation. he says he is accepting the consequences of his actions. he says that those actions were shocking, painful, and inexcusable in that statement. he says hess heartbroken and says he wants the attention back on the people that deserve it because of their achievements. of course the academy accepting that resignation but also saying that they're still going to meet on april 18th. and that's when we can see more consequences coming from the board. but it is important to point out that in 2017 the code of conduct for the academy awards changed because of the harvey weinstein scandal so according to new rules, what could happen, what could be some of the consequences includes private or public recommendry manhandle. it

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. >>> in utah, teenager with autism located after missing for three years, cnn's camila with more onis emotional and amazing story. >> reporter: pam, this is a remarkable story and some of the sheriffs calling it serving with compassion. it all started a couple of weeks ago when authorities started getting phone calls reporting 19-year-old connorjack oswald said he wasn't breaking the law but went out to try to help him a number of times, in the greater parks area in utah, saturday received another phone call, went out there and this time he allowed them to help him. all of this encounter was caught on police bodycam video, here's what happened. >> you look like you're shivering. cold? you want to come sit in his car and warm up for a minute. we can't have you sitting in front of the door here all night. sorry, can't hear you. >> as long as i'm not being taken anywhere. >> you're not being taken anywhere, just sit in the car and warm up. where's your shopping cart at? >> it got stolen? >> got stolen? that's not good. >> was at the restaurant, then -- >> sit in my front passenger seat

camila. >> good morning, all.ople are happy that they now have the freedom to no longer worry about whether they have to bring that vaccination card or not. we're going to hear from those people little bit later. but let's talk about the warriors a big day for them as they try to clinch a playoff spot, but also a big day for fans because they no longer have to present that vaccination card to walk through those doors. the first time in a really long time. now, those rules apply to. >> the chase center and the sapd center in san jose. they have both dropped their covid vaccination requirements, which means no more mask and now no more proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. instead, the state says those guidelines will be strongly recommended. california dropped its vaccine requirements for indoor mega events with the 1000 or more people. and officials pointed to a d op in case numbers and hospitalizations. so just to give you a better perspective, the average case count yesterday was about 2000 and that's s

. >> and camila, smith's resignation comes just a day after the lead producer for the oscars revealedafter the slap. tell us about that. >> little packer saying this was devastating, saying his heart dropped as he saw all of this unfold. he thought it was a joke, had to wait for chris rock to get off stage to really get confirmation. after all of this they had a meet being the los angeles police department, and that's where chris rock declined to press charges. that is what will packer said. >> as they were talking, chris was -- he was being very dismissive of those options. he was like, no, i'm fine. he was like, no, no, no. and even to the point where i said -- i said, rock, let them finish. the lapd officer finished laying out what his options were, and they said, you know, would you like us to take any action? and he said, no. >> and packer said that the next day, will smith did apologize to him and said he was sorry for essentially taking all of this recognition when it should have been packer who should have gotten the recognition that he deserved for producing this show. this i

kron four's camila barco talk with the mayor who says that he is heartbroken. >> as sacramento police work to find the person who shot and killed 6 people earlier this morning, city officials are now calling for more solutions to prevent violence like this. >> enough is enough. >> a mass shooting in downtown sacramento early sunday morning left councilwoman katie balance way la in 2 years. >> so i'm heartbroken. and outrage. outraged. >> the district she covers turned into a crime scene on sunday. police say 6 people died and several others were injured after shots were fired. >> this is not unique to sacramento. but we can stop it here. but thoughts and prayers are not nearly enough. >> we must do more. as the city as a state and as a nation. mayor darrell steinberg called a mass shooting, a senseless and unacceptable tragedy. >> he and other council members say more needs to be done to prevent crimes like focusing on the youth gets another call to action. >> around investing more in youth. and prevention and early intervention for our young people. that's ultimately the answer to so

camila bernal joins us live from los angeles. we know the academy accepted smith's resignation.ard? what's the real impact? >> reporter: yeah, erica, a couple of things. first we don't know whether or not will smith will be invited to future academy awards. he also will not have access to film screenings being considered for an oscar. and he will not be able to vote on nominees or potential nominees. these are all things that he is giving up willingly. as you mentioned in that resignation letter, he says that he will accept the consequences of his actions. and actions that he described as shocking, painful and inexcusable. so as you said, the academy accepted that resignation. but they are still going to meet upon april 18th to possibly discuss other consequences. now, according to the bilines, the code of conduct, they could talk about whether or not he loses his awards. so there could be more coming later on this month. so we are waiting for that. and we're also waiting for chris rock to speak out. because he says that he will talk about this in length and says that it will be

camila bernal looks at that. >> reporter: when he quoted this home renovation project in april 2021,se in costs in almost everything related to homes -- >> new floors, new baseboards and doors -- >> reporter: this general contractor is now dealing with very different numbers. >> we're looking at $120,000 to $150,000 more. $750,000 now, just a year apart. >> reporter: according to data from the bureau of labor statistics, inflation for construction materials has increased over 23% in the 12 months since march of 2021. metal products 36%. lumber 21.8%. plastic 35.2%. >> the supply of wood, used to be $25. now you pay almost $50. >> reporter: these price hikes are impacting new construction and existing homes. >> if the cost of producing housing goes up, in order for that housing production to be profitable you need to charge higher rent or else you're going to lose money. and that's an important source of where our inflation numbers are coming from. >> reporter: richard green, an economist and expert on housing markets, believes house prices will fall next year and thinks rent will con

camila barco kron. 4 news. n> twitter is placing a ban on advertisers who deny the science of climate change. it comes as the european union votes to require big tech companies to vent their sights more closely for hate speech and disinformation. twitter has not indicated it would be placing any restrictions on posts by users to make misleading or false claims about climate change. the san francisco based tech giant says it will be releasing more information and how it plans to provide reliable information about the environment. all right. here's a look now at our 4 zone forecast from meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez standing by reese. i it's a nice night actually like maybe sit outside and, you know, hang out. yes, specially far inland valley still in the mid 60's for parts of the east bay. tonight, the bundle up along the coast already cooling down into the low 50's as i speak. temperatures today, though. >> we were near average along the coast and east bay shoreline mid to upper 60's. but about 5 degrees abov

camila barco kron. 4 news. >>a new poll from the bay area council shows more people are struggling to find a place to live surveyed. people listed that the shortage available housing, homelessness and crime among the main reasons and nearly half of respondents said they considered leaving the bay area because of how much it costs to live here. >>we've made some progress in recent years with housing you know, we have we have to be happy with that. but i would say we're working hard since working on the edges of what we can it's this is really a question political will. >>some bay area cities are now considering converting unused commercial spaces into housing to help address the shortage. inflation is at a 40 year high. and despite that, people are still spending money as our national correspondent markie martin reports, some experts say rates will only keep going up. >>i think that a lot of people here, retail, they think of frivolous spending or frivolous shopping. but in fact, it's actually the skyrocketing g

janice camila reports after 2 years they couldn't wait to come back together. >> of course, for this important holiday. >> the grace cathedral opened their doors for the first in-person easter service since 2019 on sunday. and while the church is letting hundreds of people worship, they're doing so with some precaution. >> after silent 3 years, the grace cathedral echoed with music on easter sunday. this is the first in-person easter worship at the san francisco church since 2019. wish i had for alarm hard time to be able to come issue are elaine davies has not attended a church service since the pandemic and they said i look forward to for a long time. but on sunday, her wish came true just in time for her 95th birthday. and it's just temporary. her memory out treasure forever day be sprayed side by side with dozens of others. but with face mask on before stepping inside the church. people had to show proof of vaccination and wear a mask it safer for for our most vulnerable population. that means that they can come and be part of things. the malcolm young describing the holy day. >>

>>in pleasant hill, camila barco kron. 4 news. and as we just learned from camilla food prices are indeed going up. >>in fact, they're now the highest they've been in more than 40 years. according to experts. the prize for lettuce is up 12% from a year ago. salad dressing costs 14% more. and the price for me climbed almost 15% and fresh vegetable prices jumped about 6%. these rates have business owners pretty worried. in fact, 31% of just surveyed small business owners say inflation is their number one problem. all right. take a look at this. dublin police and alameda deputies have rescued these little cutie. these baby ducklings from a storm drain. officers used a mini drone to help them figure out how far down the ducklings had fallen into the drain. this was the first time officers used the drone and the first time they've rescued ducklings. nice work there, all around great effort. all right. coming up on kron on. >>dozens of students in the north bay testing positive for covid. the community reaction coming up next. stay with

kron on's camila barco is at sfo with details on the proposed bill. 2 lawmakers are trying to punish passengers who misbehave on planes under this new bill. if you assault a flight crew, you won't be able to get through tsa or on a plane. >>in the future, some kind of punishment, many of the would-be, i i would ban them for a little while. passengers at sfo like marco abdullah. >>agree. people who show this type of violent behavior on planes should be punished. all the rules are. >>read and before you take your flight, i think he should be punished. you get violent in that case in any other case. that's why east bay congressman eric swalwell and u.s. senator jack reed. >>are introducing the protection from abuse passengers act under the new bill. violent offenders convicted of assaulting flight crews would be placed on a no-fly list. some passengers think it's excessive. vila says it's reasonable they should be and not for everybody. i know in a banned for at least a while a year or you're too. that's just too much. it's it should not happen that that has to be maybe have some of you

camila barco kron. 4 news. for your health right now. a new study says that licorice may help prevent certain types of cancers. that's according to researchers at the university of illinois, chicago. >>researchers found substances derived from the licorice root had a positive effect in preventing prostate cancer. the team believes the plant could be used to help create new agents for clinical cancer treatments. the researchers say the findings do not suggest you should eat more licorice, but believe that further research should be done to clarify the results. pam. mental working group revealed what it is calling the dirty dozen of produce. these are the fruits and vegetables that have the highest concentrations of pesticides. topping the list, strawberries followed by spinach. the group calling kale collard greens and mustard greens are then up next, then nectarines and apple's rounded out the top 5 experts recommend still eating the food since they're filled with necessary nutrients but they suggest buying the organic options. also wash

camila barco kron. 4 news. >>it will be interesting to see how other tech companies choose to respond to that. now to the south bay, san jose city council wants to clamp down on term limits. sun valley water board members. the santa clara water district board is proposing a ballot measure that would allow its members to serve 4 consecutive four-year terms instead of 3 city council member matt mahan introduced a resolution last week opposing the move. and on tuesday, the council approved may has resolution. the council will now go on to create a resolution to oppose the term limits extension. and oakland based organization says californians could reduce water use by at least 30%. the pacific institute released a list with several strategies and that includes replacing old washing machines and other appliances like toilets and showerheads with high efficiency models. also replacing grass with drought, friendly plants and materials could help you reduce water usage and save you money on your water bill. >>individu

bullpen held up there and then camila deval coming in for the same. 3 gets the ground out to win it.. 5, 2 giants did you know san francisco's bullpen has the best you are age in baseball. 1, 7, 8. pretty good. meanwhile, some fans enjoying a beautiful day at the coliseum as the a's hosted the rangers. this was scoreless through the 8th inning and that is where we're going to start to want to out ranger brad miller. he drives a single into left field. one runner scores. another comes into score. >> is tagged out at home by sean murphy. wait a minute. not so fast. looks like pinch runner eli white, maybe got a hand on the base. so this one he's going under official review. and it ends up getting over turned they call white safe at home and at a run for texas citing an illegal block at the plate by murphy manager mark kotsay does not like that. he would end up getting ejected and the a's go on to lose 2. nothing. they look to avoid the sweep with game 3 tomorrow at 01:00pm. hey, is there passionate fan base in the bay area? the san jose earthquakes superfans known as the ultras 2 month

thanks, camila for your report. >>a booster shot for kids ages 5 to 11 could be on the way. pfizer and biontech submitted applications to have the fda athough authorized the move. the company say the 3rd vaccine dose raises the number of omicron fighting antibodies in the body by 36 times. studies have shown 2 doses of the booster shot in kids provided protection against more severe illness. it's not clear when the fda's advisory committee will meet to discuss the data and make a recommendation. the white house is warning what could happen if congress does not pass another round of covid funding soon. democrats say they are ready to move forward. but right now republicans say they don't support it. our correspondent anna wiernicki is in washington with more. >>good morning. the white house is putting the pressure on congress this week to act. they say that without additional funding the u.s. will lose out on covid treatments. >>good afternoon, everybody. white house covid-19 response she's john says the u.s. is at an inflection point. deaths are continuing to fall. >>we're d

camila barco kron. 4 news. >>thank you for that. well, it is a first of its kind and could give us some very valuable information when it comes to understanding the spread of sars-cov 2, the virus that causes covid-19. it is the first human challenge study showing it only takes one small droplet to infect someone with covid-19 researchers at imperial college london deliberately infected. 36 healthy volunteers between the ages of 18 30 with a tiny amount of the original covid strain found in a sneeze or cough droplets. half of them got sick and then recovered the other half never produced antibodies. despite the same exposure, even those without symptoms were able to shed high levels of the virus about 2 days after infection. scientists hope to conduct another challenge study with vaccinating people against the delta variant. well, new numbers from redfin say that people are leaving in san francisco and they are finding that the grass is greener at the state capitol. sacramento is the top destination for people looking to stay in cal