my colleagues, ben levisohn, carlton english and jack howe.en, it was a pretty good week in the markets despite some news that you might have thought would have tanked stocks. >> it was a great week for the markets and even better two weeks. the s&p 500 just had the best two weeks since 2020, and that tells you a lot, especially since we didn't start off of that well. jerome powell came out and said half a percentage point was a very real possibility. it was echoed by other fed presidents, and then neel kashkari, the ike uber-dove, who never if wants to raise rates, came out and said seven rate hikes looks realistic. that that really gives us a floor. the ceiling, that's anybody's guess, but this has a much bigger impact on the bond market where the 2-year yield had its booster week -- worst week since 2009. jack: interesting point about the 2-year. what that means now is that the yield on the 2-year bond is extremely close to the yield on the 10-year bond. about 20 basis points' difference there. if that were to creep above the 10-year, we'd

. >> he still gets the pastor josh carlton who finishes with the layout. houston was in control most of this one. he scoots in for two of his 21. the cougars take down the number one seed arizona 72-60. they will play villanova on saturday. >>> the sharks down 4-2. evander not helping maddox. he puts it in the empty net getting some revenge on his old squad. edmondson wins this one 5-2. >> team usa, five for the wiwin in mexico. a perfect shot at the goal. it hits right off of the goalies chest. the game is in a 0-0 12. they will try again sunday against panama. that does it for sports. have yourself a great day. >> all right. 4:57 is the time coming up on kpix5, new announcement from president biden overseas. the u.s. is going to help reduce its dependence on russian oil >>> world responding to the ukrainian presidents push for rallies. the show of support in the bay area. >>> today is the final date of hearings in the push to get pop scott peterson a new trial. >>> pushing back on the governors gas rebate plan, by environmental groups it would does not b

afterfalling behind to carlton morris' first—half penalty, harry wilson came to the rescue for fulhamscore the winner in added time. elsewhere bournemouth moved back up to second after beating derby. in the women's super league — it's a battle at the bottom as 10th placed everton are facing iith placed leicester right now. in the other game of the day, manchester united moved just a point behind second placed chelsea — after a 3—1 win at aston villa — leah galton scoring twice for united. the bbc website has all those scores from the _ the bbc website has all those scores from the wsl for you right now stop. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the sports news today. lewis hamilton says mercedes aren't in a position to compete for wins, as formula one pre—season testing ended in bahrain. last year's runner up ended the day seventeenth on the timesheets while world champion max verstappen set the quickest time for red bull. the season starts next weekend in bahrain. primoz roglic has a 47 second lead over simon yates going into the final day of paris—nice. the sl

the orange county, florida sheriff's office releasing photos from inside the ritz carlton were sackett died january 9th. investigators say sag it may have hit his head on this headboard causing a fatal brain bleed and employ from the hotel called first responders in this just released 9-1-1. call we have on unresponsive. yes. >>and the room, my officers told me that >>that is no paul. this is the final photo of bob sack it that way at the ritz carlton was one of the last people to talk with him and spoke to detectives in a recorded interview, thinking back on it. >>nothing itself seems unusual about my interaction with speak and then he he didn't as if he was or she didn't sound any form of a normal. she he seemed fine as he was me speaking to him. >>detectives also spoke to employees at the club in jacksonville where sag it performed his final comedy set. his conversations weird. you know, he talking just change it and we train. so i have a lot of friends who are doctors and cops and say sweida heard people with strokes and stuff. so it's just we're but i mean, i just put he's a calm

later in the half jamaal said hello but still got the past two josh carlton . finished with that lamp used it would lead 34-28 in the happened christian wide open. houston was just too much for arizona . later in the half inbound pass . drive, lay and . said the scores were 21 points . houston upset arizona 72-60. onto that ely a round . houston against villanova . oh, i don't know . that is going to be a tough one. man . i suspect it is going to be a low-scoring game . i mean come i don't know how you can they against houston . i don't know how you can . oh my gosh . not the same team back . they had injuries early in the year . you really got to hand it to calvin samson picky is the son of coach, guy that has done a great job. at houston he has brought relevancy back to the cougars and how many offensive rebounds does houston get, vern? it is incredible pickets that like to have got great size out there but they are the best offensive rebounding to . i've seen in the past three or four years . they are just too quick to the ball . there a great defense of tea

last night rock was seen checking into the ritz-carlton in boston. can you see him here. there are 30 stops on the tour, including oakland in july. it's caused a spike of sales for tickets where he is booked. >>> a car rammed into the coffee shop just before 3:00 on camden avenue. fire crews say the driver, who was a pregnant woman in her 30s crashed into that shop. the impact took out the store's water heater. thankfully no one was hurt. >>> once the hottest startup in silicon valley, theranos was whack in courtback in court. >> reporter: a former lab employee and director both testifying to the failure of thayer those machines. erica chung wrapped up her testimony today, telling the jury she and others p answered to sunny balwani. >> reporter: as with the holmes case, silicon valley startup culture is also on trial here with whether balwani got so caught up in fraud. >> it's very important for people in the startup community, not just the silicon valley but around the world to see that it doesn't always go as planned and maybe sticking to your true core values may be th

the orange county, florida sheriff's office releasing photos from inside the ritz carlton were sackettnvestigators say sag it may have hit his head on this headboard causing a fatal brain bleed. and employee from the hotel called first responders in this just released 9-1-1. call we have on unresponsive gets. and the room. >> my officer me that >> that is no fault. this is the final photo of bob sack it that way at the ritz carlton was one of the last people to talk with him and spoke to detectives in a recorded interview, thinking back on it. >> nothing itself seems unusual about my interaction with speak and and he he couldn't as if he was sick or she didn't sound any form of a normal to seem be seem find as he was speaking to him. >> detectives also spoke to employees at the club in jacksonville where sag it performed his final comedy set his conversations weird. you know, he talked he just changed and way. so i have a lot of friends who are doctors and cops to forensics. we have heard people with strokes and stuff. so it's just you. but i mean, i just put he's a calm a comedian. ye

the orange county, florida sheriff's office releasing photos from inside the ritz carlton were sackett >> investigators say sag it may have hit his head on this headboard causing a fatal brain bleed. and employee from the hotel called first responders in this just released 9-1-1. call we have on unresponsive gets. and the room. >> my told me that >> that is no ball. this is the final photo of bob sack it that way at the ritz carlton was one of the last people to talk with him and spoke to detectives in a recorded interview, thinking back on it. >> nothing itself seems unusual about my interaction with speak and and he he couldn't as if he was sick or she didn't sound any form of a normal to he seemed fine as he was me speaking to him. >> detectives also spoke to employees at the club in jacksonville where sag it performed his final comedy set his conversations weird. you know, he talked he just changed and way. so i have a lot of friends who are doctors and cops to forensics. we would have heard people with strokes and stuff. so it's just you. but i mean, i just put he's a calm a comed

>> reporter: the hollywood drama now in boston, as chris rock checked into the ritz-carlton. the comedian gearing up for three nights of shows at the wilbur. >> it's a great opportunity to hear what he has to say. >> reporter: aubrey collins will be in the audience. he bought his tickets seconds after the slap for only $80 apiece. now they're over $800. >> the interest has completely skyrocketed. >> reporter: ace tickets say rock should get some sort of award himself. the demand unprecedented, especially for the first show. >> everyone wants to see that first reaction. this is his first public appearance since sunday night. >> reporter: krista is still trying to get her hands on tickets, part of the national alopecia foundation and wants to educate the comedian on her condition. >> i would love to see him acknowledge what happened. maybe see me in the audience and maybe say there's another gi jane up there. >> reporter: but that is the question. will rock even talk about the joke made about will smith's wife at the oscars that led to the slap? smith has since apologized. tick

the orange county, florida sheriff's office releasing photos from inside the ritz carlton were sacketttigators say sag it may have hit his head on this headboard causing a fatal brain bleed and employ from the hotel called first responders in this just released 9-1-1. call we have on unresponsive gets. >> and the room, my officer of the new to >> that is no fall. this is the final photo of bob sack it that way at the ritz carlton was one of the last people to talk with him and spoke to detectives in a recorded interview, thinking back on it. >> nothing itself seems unusual about my interaction with speaking to him. he he didn't as if he was or she didn't sound any form of a normal. he he seemed fine as he was. speaking to him. >> detectives also spoke to employees at the club in jacksonville where sag it performed his final comedy set his conversations strip weird. you know, he talking just change it and way. so i have a lot of friends who are doctors and cops and 6. we have heard people, strokes and stuff. so it's just but i mean, i just put he's a calm a comedian. yeah, he's thought

carlton b. goodlet place. finally, items expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda on march 22nd, 2022, unless otherwise stated. >> chairman: thank you madam clerk, please call item number one. >> clerk: yes, agenda item number one is a hearing to consider that the transfer of a type-21 off-sale general beer, wine, and distilled conspirators liquor license to xpresentation market. will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. members of the public, line up to speak now. or call (415) 655-0001. enter the meeting id 24970560039 then pound and pound again. once connected to the meeting, you will press star three to enter the speaking line. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until we take public comment on this item and when the system indicates you have been unmuted, that will be your queue to begin your comments. mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, madam clerk. i believe we have officer sellmanson here to present the a.l.u. re

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you mentioned officer carlton berkeley and you also spoke to a member of the legendary group the last poets. can you speak about the wisdom that that that that perspective brought to this conversation? so i spoke to a beardoon oilole? who is the legendary member of the last poets? and he also was there so i took him back to that time period so one of the things that he used to do is he used to come up to spot for and have these poetry workshops. so he knew raymond santana and raymond sandton, i knew him so he's talking about the climate that was going on there and really describing it and what it what you know, what the nypd was doing, you know kind of attacking all young black and brown men and how it you know, everything that everything that you saw depicted in the movie. he just wait deeper into it because he was actually there and then, you know talking to officer carlton berkeley. um, you know, i've seen him do a lot of workshops with young people of how to when you interact with an aggressive police officer, so i wanted to talk to him about it and go back to the case and talk ab

carlton goodwin who was more than just a black physician in san francisco.vil rights leader. he was a newspaper publisher. he advocated for black people and told our stories in our own voice. in celebrating black history month this year, we are renewing our commitment to ensure the next generation has equitable access to health and wellness resources, including cancer treatment, nutrition, and preventative care to mental health, therapy, and mindfulness. as a kid in the western addition, we were lucky to have the health center that served our neighborhood with compassion and care. even today, while we are living in the era of vaccines and testing, there's still a lot of elders in our community who do not trust modern medicine, and with good reason. we have all heard the stories of how black people were used for cruel experiments under the guise of medicine. that is why it is so critical to create a holistic, inclusive, and black system that can break down the barriers for health care to everyone. programs like the abundant birth project. a project that provi

carlton goodwin who was more than just a black physician in san francisco.s a civil rights leader. he was a newspaper publisher. he advocated for black people and told our stories in our own voice. in celebrating black history month this year, we are renewing our commitment to ensure the next generation has equitable access to health and wellness resources, including cancer treatment, nutrition, and preventative care to mental health, therapy, and mindfulness. as a kid in the western addition, we were lucky to have the health center that served our neighborhood with compassion and care. even today, while we are living in the era of vaccines and testing, there's still a lot of elders in our community who do not trust modern medicine, and with good reason. we have all heard the stories of how black people were used for cruel experiments under the guise of medicine. that is why it is so critical to create a holistic, inclusive, and black system that can break down the barriers for health care to everyone. programs like the abundant birth project. a project that

carlton b. goodlet place. finally, items expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda on march 22nd, 2022, unless otherwise stated. >> chairman: thank you madam clerk, please call item number one. >> clerk: yes, agenda item number one is a hearing to consider that the transfer of a type-21 off-sale general beer, wine, and distilled conspirators liquor license to xpresentation market. will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. members of the public, line up to speak now. or call (415) 655-0001. enter the meeting id 24970560039 then pound and pound again. once connected to the meeting, you will press star three to enter the speaking line. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until we take public comment on this item and when the system indicates you have been unmuted, that will be your queue to begin your comments. mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, madam clerk. i believe we have officer sellmanson here to present the a.l.u. re

carlton, dr. turner well, mrs. again, just as a kid. i just like to thank you. and really have a whole bunch of questions, but i'm gonna try and hold it to just one. oh, go ahead. well, like the squeaky wheels the druggie seem to get most of your attention, what would you meant for parents and teachers for us kids for us many kids who are responsibility and drug-free. i know it's it's true. you're right. you're absolutely right. the bad news seems to get more attention than than good news. a matter of fact bill. can i tell this story? dell was going to bill was on a morning show with a couple of his children and who had had drug problems? but he has another child who was had no drug problems at all. and the two children who had had drug problems were on the problem with him. i was pretty exciting to them to be on this big show. but the other one said dad you know, i haven't done anything. i've never i've never smoked pot. i've never taken anything and i don't get to go on national television and that doesn't seem fair. so they asked me if i would go on the progr

carlton b. goodlet place. finally, items expected to appear on the board of supervisors agenda on march 22nd, 2022, unless otherwise stated. >> chairman: thank you madam clerk, please call item number one. >> clerk: yes, agenda item number one is a hearing to consider that the transfer of a type-21 off-sale general beer, wine, and distilled conspirators liquor license to xpresentation market. will serve the public convenience or necessity of the city and county of san francisco. members of the public, line up to speak now. or call (415) 655-0001. enter the meeting id 24970560039 then pound and pound again. once connected to the meeting, you will press star three to enter the speaking line. a system prompt will indicate you have raised your hand. please wait until we take public comment on this item and when the system indicates you have been unmuted, that will be your queue to begin your comments. mr. chair. >> chairman: thank you, madam clerk. i believe we have officer sellmanson here to present the a.l.u. re

you may also send your public comments to our offices at city hall, 1 carlton b. goodlett place, room 204, san francisco, california, 94102. finally, items acted upon today are expected to appear on the board of supervisors april 4 agenda unless otherwise stated. madam chair? >> chair melgar: thank you, madam clerk. as a reminder, please keep your mask on at all times when you are in the chamber, and please keep them on unless you are speaking. we are going to take some items out of order. we are going to go to items 2 and 3 and then come back to items 1 and 4, which will be a little bit longer. madam clerk, can you please call item 2. >> clerk: item 2 is a resolution declaring the intention of the board of supervisors to rename hahn street between visitacion avenue and sunnydale avenue to mrs. jackson way. members of the public who wish to make public comment should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2496-069-0337, then press pound and pound again. madam chair? >> chair melgar: thank you, madam clerk. supervisor walton? >> president walton: thank you, chair melgar.

after his comedy show, he drove about two hours to get to the ritz-carlton and again everything seemedis head, thought nothing of it and went to bed >> miguel, thank you. >>> over to al, and what do you got your eye on this morning >> temperatures, we got some warmth to talk about, which is kind of nice out west, where the record-breaking temperatures, san francisco, sacramento possible, san louis obispo, palm springs, temperatures way above average. they continue tomorrow from phoenix to santa barbara, up to reno, las vegas, yuma, arizona, san diego as well, awfully warm. temperatures stay warm for the next several days from fresno, vegas, phoenix and out here in the east, with we are looking at really warm temperatures from chicago, cleveland, down to wilmington we look for that warmth to make its way to the east here in new york by tomorrow, 55, 73 in washington not going to hang around, though, very long. temperatures start to dive over the weekend, for green bay, buffalo, new york city we're going to be 48 degrees by sunday >>> good morning. i'm meteorologist kari hall. you can se

. >>> we're getting our first inside look at the ritz carlton hotel room where actor/comedian bob saget was found dead face up on his bed these photos were released today. look at the headboard here saget may have banged his head on it before going to sleep. it appears to be lightly padded but they say it has a hard surface beneath. the question is, could saget have hit that headboard hard enough to cause the blunt head trauma the medical examiner said led to his death in january. here's cnbc's valerie castro. >> reporter: this is likely the last fan photo bob saget ever posed for, a selfie with the valet. >> right before he left i asked if i could take a picture with him and he let me and i snapped a quick pic with him and then he went on his way, he went up to his room. >> the next morning he would be found dead. >> nothing itself seemed unusual about my interaction with him. me speaking to him, he didn't sound as if he was sick or he didn't sound any form of unnormal he seemed -- he seemed fine as he was. >> reporter: orange county police released the elements of their investigation

. >> from his command post at the ritz-carlton, cruz worked tirelessly at making sure all hands weren deck. 24 hours later, ted waddled back to houston with a bag full of ponchos to keep his people warm. back home, the locals celebrated their conquering hero's return with music -- ♪ and a banner begging him to re-sign for another six years of bold, courageous leadership. [ laughter ] great leaders are the ones who know the way, go the way, and show the way. and when the going gets tough, ted cruz gets going. [ laughter ] to cancun. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: never forget. never forget. so not so good news for the trump family today. first of all, according to a new poll more republicans side with mike pence when it comes to whether or not he could have done anything to change the outcome of the election. which is exciting because it's the first time mike pence has won anything since the westminster dog show. [ laughter ] only 36% of republicans take 52% side with mike p which is funny because how sad is it that we now live in a world where we hear slightly less than half of re

the other issue, the disabled vehicle around carlton did clear, not only from the roadway, but from the chp report. there's a new incident on the center divide, westbound 80, without any problems. no issues, no early slowing out of vallejo or for our usual suspects through contra costa county. vasco is moving nicely. altamont pass shows a little build and it looks like an animal was hit earlier. no lanes blocked but there may be chp activity. back to you. >> thank you, mike. >>> grocery delivery demand is booming. amazon's new offer for some of the gig workers roaming the aisles filling your bags. >> plus, more u.s. businesses halting operations in russia. the growing corporate boycott and the reason some of those companies are facing new backlash. >> and we investigate, mistakes with your medications happening at pharmacies across the state. it is a story you will only see on nbc bay area. companies are facing new behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch...

the orange county sheriff's office releasing pictures now from sag its room at the ritz carlton hotelthe padded headboard and carpeted floor with a 65 year-old comedian likely struck his head on january 9th. that is according to the final report released last week. second to death was ruled an accident, but investigators still don't know exactly how he fractured his skull. they ruled out much of the furniture in the hotel. in the room there because it has sharp edges, which would have certainly cost cuts. and you can find this mural honoring the late comedian in san francisco located at a sage ali. mission and 24th their eyesight. it appears in the iconic forty-niners jacket that he wore during his time working on full house. >> and now kron 4 sports from the 18 t fiber sports desk. >> now typically at sea, the magic on the worrier schedule and assume it will be a win. but i did the same thing on sunday when the dubs hosted the spurs and we know how that went. to be honest without steph, there isn't a guaranteed win on this schedule from here on out the start of a five-game road trip

carlton b. goodlett place, san francisco, california, 94102. madam chair, that concludes the announcements. >> supervisor chan: thank you. madam clerk, would you please call the roll. [roll call] >> clerk: madam chair, you have a quorum. madam chair, my apologies. i just saw commissioner singh is present for today's proceedings. madam chair, you do have a quorum. >> supervisor chan: thank you. that's great that we have commissioner singh, too. please call item 2. >> clerk: item 2 is findings to allow teleconferenced meetings under california government code section 54953-e. members of the public who wish to make public comment should call 415-655-0001, meeting i.d. 2499-735-4482, then press pound and pound again. please press star, three and wait until the system indicated your line has been unmuted before you begin your comments. madam chair? >> supervisor chan: thank you. i would like to make a motion to allow teleconferenced meetings under the california government code section 54953-e, but before i make the motion, we should open this up fo

that takes place at the ritz carlton in san francisco say thea are taking walk-ins. that is going to at 09:00am starting tomorrow morning. temperatures going to be cool, though. it's going to be low 50's. so yeah, it's going to be cloudy early on and want to dress warmly. if you want to head to that event, of course, you can find more out about for fun things. if you want to go to our kron 4 website. also, we have some ideas for for fun things. go to send me an email at at kron 4 dot com. all right. one last check of the forecast of the models start to pick up in the clouds rolling in tomorrow, but should be a mostly dry day except along the coastline. you've got that patchy drizzle. and then here we go. that storm system rolls in by sunday afternoon and evening and you can see some pockets of some heavier amounts of rainfall to continue on and off into monday as well. so keep your fingers crossed. this may be the biggest storm we've seen, which is kind of sad to say january, but that's about it. it's been so dry most of january. >> it's great to see all that activit

he was spotted entering the rites carlton around 11:00 last night.dent. >>> for more than four decades irene wilcowicz pushed detectives to keep investigating the murder of her sister the case went cold back in 1980. the killer left her sister's body in a yard on long island. her name was eve finally this past summer the feds used a relatively new kind of dna tracing to track down her murder it's the same technique that police used to identify the notorious golden state killer in 2018 investigators say they used genealogical dna it's collected in databases like my heritage and family tree dna. people send their dna to a company to help them find distant relatives or their family history the feds found a distant match to dna discovered on eve's body that information landed them on a suspect. they asked the suspect's son for a dna swab, and then they say he willingly hand it had over it confirmed his father was the killer, but to be extra sure, about a week ago nearly 42 years to the day of eve's murder they exhumed the body the dna was a match. cnn's