i'm christi paul. >> good morning, christi. i'm boris sanchez.e're thrilled you're starting your morning with us. everyone will be held accountable. that's a vow from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy responding to russia's attack on a train station. we want to warn you some of the images you're about to see are disturbing, but we feel it's important to share the full scope of what is happening in ukraine. officials say the strike killed at least 50 people including five children. nearly 100 people there were wounded. the station was packed with civilians, evacuees, people trying to escape the fighting in ukraine. >> president zelenskyy said the horror people saw in the town of bucha is likely just the beginning. the images of civilians lying dead in the streets and the bodies being dumped in mass graves, it's shocking, it's horrific, but zelenskyy said the situation and the town is much scarier. work is under way to clear the rubble from the town, and he expected more victims will be uncovered. >>> the united states this week approved anot

. >> i'm christi paul. good morning to you, boris. >> good morning. >> so listen to what we're hearing this morning. everyone -- this is a quote. everyone will be held accountable. this is a vow from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy responding to the attack on the train station. we do want to warn you, we don't want you to get caught off guard here, but some of what you're about to see, it's really hard to look at. we feel it's important to share with you, though, the full scope of what's happening in ukraine, so we want to be very candid and transparent here. >> officials say the strike on the rail station killed at least 50 people including five kids. nearly 100 were wounded. the station was packed with civilians, evacuees, people that were trying to escape the fighting in this eastern part of ukraine. president zelenskyy now says russia has to pay for its crimes. >> translator: we expect a firm global response to this war crime, like many other russian war crimes, the missile strike must be one of

boris, christi? >> all the more heart breaking, isa, that news you're reporting about the attacks in odesa, considering that it is easter for orthodox christians, many in ukraine and russia and requests for a cease-fire were declined by the russians. isa soares reporting from lviv, thank you so much. >>> we want to bring in the mayor of melitopol now, ivan fedorov is here with us, his city fell under russian control in early march and he was detained by russian forces for five days, later freed in a prisoner swap. ivan, we're grateful to have you this morning. thank you for sharing part of your sunday with us. there are russian forces currently occupying your city. have you heard from friends or family still in that area? what have they shared with you? >> of course, because i know all things that happen in my city. every day, every hour we contact with our citizens, with our team now situated in melitopol. now it is very difficult situation, very dangerous situation because when putin understood tha

i'm christi paul. >> good morning, christi. great to be with you. we're thrilled that you're starting your weekend with us, i'm boris sanchez. and we start in ukraine where president volodymyr zelenskyy is vowing that everyone involved in an attack on russia on a crowded train station will be held accountable. president zelenskyy saying the attack in kramatorsk is another war crime committed by russia. we're about to show you some images that are disturbing. and we want to warn you, but we feel it's important to share with you the full scope of what's happening in ukraine. >> yeah. so, here we go. just wanted to give you that heads-up. but officials say the strike killed at least 50 people, including five children, nearly 100 were wounded. now, the station was packed with evacuees. people who were trying to escape the fighting in ukraine. president zelenskyy said russia must pay for its crimes. >> translator: we expect a firm, global response to this war crime. like the massacre in bucha, like many other russian war crimes, the missile strike on kra

>> both, christi. because they are trapped and we have people in areas where they are, there is still military russian aggression that do not allow them to move, but there are others that prefer to stay because they hope, as we all hope, that this war will come to an end as soon as possible. as well as those who are in the neighboring countries. there are people, 100,000, for instance,moldova, who expect to be able to return to ukraine as soon as possible. >> and as soon as possible, really, though, equates to, we all have no idea what that's going to mean. director general of the uns international organization for migration, antonio vitirino, thank you so much for taking time to talk with us today. take care. >> thank you. >>> one specifically place that has received a lot of attention in northern ukraine is the notorious site of the world's worst nuclear disaster. chernobyl, which melted down back in 1986. the inoperative and radioactive former plant fell into the hands of russian troops in late febr

the rain, boris and christi is going to be heaviest from the south side.ut there. all of those spring skiers i'm sure in all their glory. allison chinchar thank you for the heads up. >> thanks, allison. >>> a quick programming note, the new film "navalny" focus on alexei navalny and russia and elites including president vladimir putin. the film premieres tomorrow night. here's a quick update. ♪ >>> hello. [ speaking in foreign language ] >> remarkably, vladimir putin faces a legitimate opponent, alexei navalny. >> i don't want putin being president. >> if i want to be a leader of a country i have to organize people. >> the kremlin hates navalny so much that they refused to say his name. ♪ >> see me cry out in agony. >> come on, poison -- seriously. >> we are creating a coalition to fight this regime. >> if you are killed what message do you leave behind for the russian people? >> it's very simple. never give up. ♪ >> "navalny" tomorrow at 9:00 on cnn. >> look forward to watching that. the sundance award-winning film premieres tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. on

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reporting live in benecia, christie smith, "nbc bay area news". >> christie, thank you. it is good to hear more help is on the way there. >>> vianey, you have been keeping on top of the wind, of course, because it is a concern, at least in benecia. christie told us it is cooperating with them for now, but you are also keeping on top of the wind in san jose because of the fire at the home depot. >> yes, and at this point in addition to the winds it is really all of the dry brush that surrounds those areas that, you know, an ember can quickly fly and then you get another brush fire nearby. so just to give you an idea where the winds are right now near benecia, they have significantly calmed down. we are talking 10, 12 miles per hour here near that area. in san jose the winds are from the north right now. you can see the direction of the arrows, at about 17 miles per hour down near where the fire is. you know, that is going to be of concern. again, you can see a fire of that size when you take into consideration everything that's dry around it, you also have to take -- or p

right, let some factors with christie plaids in my colleague dw business, say christy of the german chancellor saying a ban of a gas deliveries from russia would wreak havoc on the economy. is the right. well, he's certainly right in the sense that germany's economy would feel the impact of cutting off imports of energy from russia. but the jury still out on exactly how much of an impact this will have. we do have experts working on a modeling for this, but they will admit that this is a completely novel situation for germany. and that makes it difficult to make a reliable forecast. now what we do know, and what the chancellor certainly is aware of as well, is that it's going to be a industries like the chemical industry, the steel industry, energy intensive industries. essentially that work are going to be hit, the hardest, were they, were they to cut off this energy supply. and if anyone who's familiar with germany is economy knows that these are major players here. just last week we had a industrial groups coming out saying that if we were to stop taking russian energy that they could be cl

from berlin up next on business, christy plots, and looks at how the war new crane is making it harder for south americans to make ends meet. and don't forget, you can stay up to date on all the latest news on our website, d, w dot com. and of course you can follows on social media on top of what it is for me and the team here in berlin. take care and i'll see at the top. the next is just a thought, say we'll credit you for that . we're interested in the global economy. our portfolio d w business beyond. here's a closer look at the project. our mission. to analyze the fight for market dominance. east this is way ahead with the w business beyond we're ah, it's the $44000000000.00 question. elan mosque wants to take over twitter and turn it into what he calls a haven for free speech. what does this mean for the platform and will it work? we will get an expert view. also on the show carnival is back in brazil, that high consumer prices are killing the party spirit. and the war and ukraine could make matters worse. i'm christy plats than welcome to the program. twitter is one of the world'

well well there's at the top of the hour christy plots and has your business updated just a moment of a good people in trucks injured when trying to flee the city center more and more refugees are being turned away. families played on the syrian for these correct only we loaded administrative people fleeing screened, getting 200 people. hassan juicy around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes, the wine because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d w made for mines. ah, ah, ah, it's the $44000000000.00 question. elan must wants to take over twitter and turn it into what he calls a haven for free speech. what does this mean for the platform and will it work? we will get an expert view also on the show. carnival is back in brazil, that high consumer prices are killing the party spirit. and the war in ukraine could make matters worse. i'm christy plats than welcome to the program. twitter is one of the world's leading social networks. over 2000000 daily active users are writing more than half a 1000000 tweets every minute. but the company has strugg

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boris, christi?dy from providence healthcare system shows unvaccinated people developed the same amount of protection of reinfection as those who have been infected. >> but as dr. sanjay gupta explains, it is not that simple. >> at this lab in emory university, this scientist is working to answer one of the most common questions of the pandemic, how much protection does a previous covid infection provide? >> the vaccine response, you may have all individuals with the vaccine have high antibodies that wane over time. with infection, you'll have people with very high and very low antibody responses. >> take a look at this graph of people who have immunity from a prior infection. see how varied the blue dots and lines are. they represent the antibody response. it is all over the place. it is proof that not all infections are the same. but with vaccines, a much more predictable consistent antibody response. but how do you use this data to make decisions in the real world? especially now that states have

i'm christi paul.e thank you for sharing your morning with us. >>> we do want to share what's happening in ukraine right now. >> they've discovered more evidence of russian war crimes, this time a massive grave outside of mariupol. officials are pointing to these satellite images showing the ground in one part of the city that's recently been disturbed, and there are claims from a credible source indicating the site has been used to dispose bodies. cnn is still working to independently verify those claims. >> now, it's estimated more than 100,000 people are trapped there in mariupol, including soldiers and civilians. the deputy prime minister mentioned a short time ago a humanitarian corridor is reopened after a brief delay. officials are trying to evacuate women, children, and the elderly from mariupol. >> in the meantime the plan now is to take full control of southern ukraine and the eastern donbas region to establish a land corridor to crimea, that area in the southern part of the country that russ

boris, christi?so much, we appreciate it. >>> right now in france, they are vettinoting in a historic presidential runoff election. >> it is a match between emmanuel macron and marine le pen. the two faced off in 2017, where macron bested le pen by nearly 2-1. cnn's jim bittermann is standing outside a polling location in paris this morning. jim, analysts are expecting this is going to be a much tighter race this time of around. >> reporter: absolutely, boris. i think it has to do with the fact that the left wing candidate was eliminated and essentially the primary elections here, first round of this elections campaign, he was eliminated and his voters, 7.7 million of them have to look around to see where to go because we have before a chance between a center right candidate, the president, and a far right candidate, marine le pen. they have to sort of choose the lesser of two evils and some are choosing not to vote at all. there is a lot expected to be a very high rate of abstention and then we foun

. >> i'm christi paul, thank you for spending time with us this morning.et's talk about what is happening first. explosions on the outskirts of the ukrainian capital and a claim of success. ukraine anti-aircraft systems downed four russian cruise missiles fired at the lviv region this morning. missiles were fired by russian aircraft that had taken off from nabing belarus. >> the mayor of kyiv said that his capital city came under fire this morning. there is no word yet on casualties but the images that you're looking are from the earlier devastation. and the mayor is warning residents to not come back to the city yet, telling them to stay in places that are safe. and volodymyr zelenskyy said this is a source of great pain. here is what he told jake tapper about the toll that the war is taking on him and on the country. >> translator: i have to watch as the present of the state where a lot of people have died and lost their loved ones and there are millions of people who want to live. all of us want to fight but we all have to do our best for this war not t

>> reporter: hey, boris and christi, yeah.n recent weeks, months, satellite images, drone foot hajj as given us a good idea of the destruction when we're talking about buildings. the human cost has been much harder to quantify, bus buh these new satellite images potentially give us some clues. these images are taken in the cemetery east of the city in a small village there. you can see there's freshly dispushd earth. the trenches are dug 40, 45 yards long. local officials say these are the sites of mass graves. as you mentioned earlier, cnn has yet to verify those claims. what is not in doubt at this point is the dire situation inside of the city and specifically the steel facility where troops are making their last stand. and we also know some civilians are underground in a cavernous area. the new video shows the conditions the people are living in. the children, the soldiers bring them some food and candies. that is small relief. but those children are in remarkably good condition considering how long some of them have been

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i'm christi paul. >> good morning, christi.'m alex marquardt in for boris sanchez. >> so good to have you here. >>> up first, we have new developments on russia's war in ukraine, from multiple regions around the country. in the southern part of ukraine, officials are describing the situation as increasingly hostile. >> in fact, they say russian forces were engaged by the loss of "moskva." the u.s. said ukrainian missiles sunk that ship. several vessels in ukraine have come under heavy fire and that includes from cluster bombs. >> this comes as russia is stepping up their attacks on eastern ukraine. you can see it there on the map. sources saying russian president vladimir putin ordering his troops to press forward in that area. they appear to be shelling that area quite heavily ahead what is believed to be a planned ground offensive. a cnn team captured the shelling of a market in eastern ukraine today. take a look at this. now, new military aid from the u.s. which will include helicopters is set to start arriving in ukraine ve

in fact, initially my sister, christie, was going to go there to help ms. lloyd and the doctor through the detox, which made perfect sense, since the whole thing had been borne out of her desire for me to get clean. so initially it was supposed to be christie coming in place of ms. heard. there was a great part of me that was very uncomfortable with ms. heard coming along for that detox because, as things could fluctuate very rapidly in our relationship, i was wary that those things would come up during what needed to be a very straight detoxification of these substances. and i was well aware that it was not going to be pleasant. i was well aware that i was going to go through quite a bit of physical changes, physical -- i was afraid that it would be too much for her and i also felt that she might be too much for me at the time. >> so then why did ms. heard come down to the island with you during the detox process? >> she insisted. she switched places with christie. >> could you please describe for the jury, mr. depp what it feels like to go through a detox

in sacramento, christy smith, nbc bay area news. >> christy, thank you. the mayor gave an emotional plea for lawmakers to do more. he says thoughts and prayers are not enough. >> as we do in too many communities, over too many years on too many occasions, we mourn the victims. we grieve for their families, but thoughts and prayers are not enough. that's not enough. that's too easy, and it will be too easy to mourn for a week and then move on. we can't do that. in our city, we will take stock and we will do everything we can on the investment side, on the public safety side, on the gun side, to protect the public. >> reporter: other reactions coming out tonight. the governor writing -- >> oakland congresswoman barbara lee saying -- >> we are staying on top of this, and we'll have more for you tonight at 6:00. until then, our coverage continues online. go to nbcbayarea.com. we have a link to the story at the top of our website. >>> turning now to the latest from ukraine. new accusations of war crimes being leveled against russia and ukraine's prosecutor gen

alright, let some factors with christie plants in my colleague, dw business, say christy of the german chancellor saying a ban of a gas deliveries from russia would wreak havoc on the economy. is he right? well, he certainly right in the sense that germany, the con.

christy plaza is up next business with of course more on a line mosque find twitter of course is more of all other kinds of news at the w dot com and on twitter and instagram. actually w news. i'm waned with people and trucks injured when trying to free the city center. more and more refugees are being turned away from water families. please see the reason for these critical illness with people seeing extreme dreams. ross getting 200 people in june around the world. more than 300000000 people are seeking refuge. yes. why? because no one should have to flee. make up your own mind. d. w. made for mines. ah, ah. the world's richest man buys twitter. ellen musk seals a deal to take the social media platform private. we'll talk to our correspondence on wall street. for the 1st time, countries are spending more than 2 trillion dollars on weapons, and that was before the start of the ukraine war. we'll talk to an expert about whether the next global arms race is on and these e bikes aren't just fun to ride. they're also keeping their makers business spirits up amid the war in ukraine. this i

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this is the business i'm christie. plats and in berlin . ilan mosque. the world's richest man has struck a deal to buy twitter for $44000000000.00. the publicly traded firm will now become a private company, owned by the tesla c e o. he negotiated a purchase price of $54.20 per share. twitter said, an avid tutor user himself mosque has complained in the past about the social media platforms, moderation policies, and its functionality. he has proclaimed himself a free speech absolutist and has promised to enhance the service by making algorithms open source taking aim at spam bots and improving authentication of human users. well for the market reaction, we go now to our correspondent james sweeney in new york. james, tell us how did investors react to this nurse? well, i don't think a lot of people saw this coming today. at least not this fast, but you lot most again, he showed his head last week and showed that he had the funding to take twitter private and the deal was made. in fact, it was bit of a normal deal. a bid was submitted, the funding was pr

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from washington, and we will have more on ella must bind twitter later in the business news with christy plus. now it's turned over to developments in the war and ukraine. russia has launched a string of attacks against railway stations and fuel installations deep inside the country comes after russia's foreign minister said that weapons supplied by western countries would be a quote. legitimate target. moscow has kept up, it's showing of civilian areas in southern and eastern ukraine, a railway station in flames. in western ukraine. russia continues to attack targets all across the country, both military and civilian. well, the real way maintains the lifeline of the country. and so indeed, it's not all routed that important for over cohesion, france, but just for passenger traffic with don to have her please, who will come on the garrison thrones, not local trains are starting to run again. and keith buses and trams to listen to the but it's not a while. official say it's too soon to call the city safe from missile or rocket attacks. and think of the life and the capital is slowly retur

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we cannot wait to talk to christy turlington burns.dee hilfiger, the fashion designers joining us live for autism awareness month. sharing their personal experience with autism and their family. >> that is coming up. >>> first, the latest on the war in ukraine. president biden is calling for new sanctions and a war crimes trial, as the world reels from devastating scenes from bucha, just north of the capital. james longman is there. good morning, james. >> reporter: good morning, george. this is bucha. this gives you an idea of the level of destruction here. burnt-out cars just strewning this road, down to the center of town. ukrainians were hunkered down in their apartments while russians were occupying their homes. a warning, the report you're about to watch has graphic, disturbing images. this morning, president zelenskyy, addressing the u.n. security council in the wake of the atrocities in bucha. >> translator: killed anyone who served our country. >> reporter: this town just miles northwest of kyiv is revealing a glimpse of what

christi and boris. >> it is something else.h. >>> still to come this morning, a secret service scandal. four agents are now on leave after taking gifts from two men accused of posing as dhs officials. we have a former secret service agent who's weighing in on how this could have happened in the first place. stay close. real good. all of knorr''s high quality pasta and rice sides are now made with no artificial flavors or preservatatives. knorr. taste for good. living with metastatic breast cancerer means being relentles. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you live significany longer when taken with fulvestrt, regardless of menopause status. verzenio + fulvestrant is for hr+, her2- metastatic breast caer that has progressed after hormone therapy. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your doctor start an anti-diarrheal and drink fluids. before taking verzenio, tell your doctor about any fever

i'm christi paul. >> good morning, christi. i'm boris sanchez. thank you so much for starting your morning and your week with us. >>> up first, a change in command. a new general taking over russia's war in ukraine. russian president vladimir putin appointing general alexander dvornikov as the new commander after russian troops stalled in ke kyiv and failed to take the russian city. russia is now believed to be preparing an assault in the eastern part of ukraine. >> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy is praising uk prime minister boris johnson for the additional military equipment that britain is sending to ukraine. johnson made a surprise visit to k kyiv, where he met with president zelenskyy. the ukrainian leader urged the world to provide more support to ukraine. >> translator: but ukraine does not have time to wait. freedom does not have time to wait. when tyranny launches aggression against everything that keeps peace in europe, action must be taken meal. >> the head of the european union commission, ursula von der leyen also visited uk

and christi and alex, here's what we know about the accuracy of this test.tified about 91% of positive covid-19 samples. and about 99% of negative samples. that was in a study of more than 2400 people. the fda also says the company inspect ir expects to produce about 100 of these instruments each week, moving forward. christi, alex. >> jacqueline, thank you so much. >>> shanghai is reporting more than 23,000 new cases as of yesterday. that's more than 95% of the newly reported cases in china. >> and china's most populous city is one of at least 44 places, all across klchina, thas been subjected to lockdowns as authorities try to curb the spread of a nil new contagious variant. cnn's david culver has more from shanghai, where he's been documenting life under these strict measures. >> reporter: a few steps of freedom granted to some shanghai residents, strolling their own neighborhoods as if taking in some strange new world. where are you going to go? there's nowhere to go. shops still closed. and public transportation halted. still, this woman can't hold back

he has just adapted an agatha christie novel, "why didn't they ask evans?"and stars in. please welcome back to the late show, hugh laurie! (outro) >> stephen: there you go. >> thank you. >> stphen: so nice to you have back. >> it's so good to be back. >> stephen: welcome back to the states. >> thank you. >> stephen: how long were you over in london. >> well, it seems like, well, i have lost track of time. i have no idea how long i was-- . >> stephen: 20, 20 was the last time you could easily get back over, it's been a couple of years. >> yeah. >> stephen: do you enjoy being back. >> i love it. i absolutely love it i had a very tough time getting back if. >> stephen: to the united states. >> yeah. >> stephen: why. >> getting in here. >> stephen: why are we keeping you out? >> because i had neglected to observe that a green card is expired. i didn't read t i didn't read the small print and it expires and then i thought oh, i better get another one and they said yeah, it will take about a week. and three to four months went by and i started to panic about tonig

it is known to the reclining imperial highness that wild animals and christie are the cause of many diseasesi agree with your hunting quirks, but with a condition. there will be vila time, every rat to a single alice and other wild animals will not be used for training dogs. here you can replace it with domestic rabbits. i will lead an anti-kris squad and destroy all enemies of all. i hope for your prudence. it demands to put us on our knees, but most europeans are not so categorical, because in many ways they already feel against generations and now is not the time to sign johnson's statement peace agreements. even i, as a citizen of ukraine, do not recognize. and what was there? in fact, kiev understands that donbass will come to leave, in any way a fundamental building, maybe for all of our society, who is against tomorrow at 14:55 on the russia channel, you don’t see a young family moose. he's not your time. first love, why do you think about him? i'm confused, let me remind you, i won't give you drunk, you know, the first oscar great saturday on the eve of christ's bright resurrection.

in time of what unloved daily activity did agatha christie come up with the plots of her novels timeoved sleep no but no food, no smoking, walking the dog, no, and this is connected with some subject or favorite activity with the subject. she had an unloved occupation on the phone does not tell nobody, there is no phone, but there is nothing to count, write no andrey lvovich, i hear something mumbling in this . lord, what else unloved occupation unloved well, a woman has a man. man going occupation man. yes, we congratulate phone, no love to press. and you said already 20,000 rubles. i already congratulate you on your new phone. yes brilliant was an unloved occupation a man such agate i can’t do it i don’t know anything here either. i need to come up with novels further out there. oh, you have an unloved occupation. here is the daily at home, and i have a charge here. and also get out of the wash, well, the kingdom said, well, i showed you. this is very bad. now it sounds when you clean the house. this is exactly 100%. wash up. show the correct answer. romanov during the daily washin

is such a stupid occupation that the thought of murder involuntarily comes up, especially agatha christieeaf on a plate. it seems to me that it was after that that she thought through the details. at this moment, according to relatives, she became especially silent and gloomy, and, then she sat down to write. as a result of this round in the bank, the amount has not changed there as before. 60.000 rub. but now all the other star members are back in the game , let's see how sergey shows himself in the fourth round. i directly saw how in the third it was torn apart so much i wanted to immediately that there was a crisis with agatha. now let's see, sergey, you will understand. uh, the correct answer in the fourth round or not, we will find out in a few seconds - this is five for one. so look in the fourth round the rule is the same, that were before again all play together 20.000 rub. at stake 4 minutes three tips there is one feature in this round. this is a round of video viewer questions. he will ask his own question, but first, according to tradition, of course, we will choose this very

christie smith, nbc bay area news. >>> san francisco restaurant week is back. it looks like a lot like before the pandemic shut down indoor dining for so long. 160 eaterys throughout the city are offering specials for every meal of the day. deals range from $10 to $75. restaurant week starts today and runs until next sunday. >>> so it's pretty clear from this video there wasn't much snow to measure during the today's monthly sierra snowpack survey. no joke, april 1st is when the snowpack is supposed to be at its peak. it's a shock because december surveys showed record snowfall. >> so 78 plus inches now down to about 1 inch. all of this is information that california needs to absorb and adjust in terms of how we manage our water resources into the future. >> experts say the extremes we've been seeing of heavy rains followed by unusual heat are further evidence california must be getting better at anticipating and coping with climate change. >> it hurts you to see that, i can tell. when you saw that video of no snow on april 1st and knowing what that means for w

christy smith was there for all the action. >> reporter: in mcclairen park, creativity was on displaym the starting line all the way down the hill. plenty of people lined the course to watch. >> this is a great experience, great for the city. all of the things of san francisco in one, right? a little quirky, a little music, all the best parts. >> this is a dream come true. it hasn't happened since 1978. >> reporter: organizers say there are more than 50 cars participating and they welcome the chance to bring the event back. after the pandemic put so much on hold. >> lots of great programs in 2020. but this is a great opportunity for the museum to be out if public in open air out of the building. >> reporter: wendy chen is an artist in san francisco. >> as a fiber artist, i'm very interested in making immersive environments that are very tactile and serene and calm. and so even though that's not your typical soap box derby car, it's very me. >> reporter: it was plenty of fun and imagination, something for everyone. >> succulent sally, this is a group project by gardners in mcclairen pa

for christy paige, she now has a lawyer. >>> a family won the court case.ir house has been damaged by at least 700 golf balls on to their property. the judge just awarded nearly $5 million in damages. >> 26 windows that need to be replaced. the entire siding of the home has to be replaced. it would be impossible to sell the house with that type of situation. the problem had to be solved. >> the golf course owner plans to appeal. >>> coming up, shocking claims that a baseball team was poisoned. >>> also ahead, haley biebeler speaks out describing h find your beat your moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c i started screening for colon cancer because of my late husband jay. i wish he could have seen our daughter ellie get married, on the best day of her life. but colon cancer took him from us, like it's taken so many others. that's why i've made it my mission to talk about getting screened and ask people to share their reasons why. i screen for m

"today in the bay's" christie smith was there for all the action. >> reporter: people came to see then and creativity on display, and some had their favorites. >> carl the frog. i don't know if you've seen it. it's got clouds and a tower emerging. >> reporter: from the starting line each racer coasted down the hill one at a time. >> this is fantastic. this is a really great experience, great for the city. it's all of the things from san francisco in one, a little quirky, a little music, community, all of the best parts. >> this is a dream come true. we're at the san francisco museum of modern art soapbox derby at mclaren park. it hasn't happened since 1978. we're bringing it back. we've got 57 cars. >> reporter: organizers welcomed the return. >> there's only one trophy for fastest and 34 other trophies for things like most flamboyant. >> reporter: the event featured artists and groups. >> this is a group project by gardeners in mclaren park and our concept for the vehicle came from, like -- well, we wanted to make something that was out of materials strictly from mclaren park. >> rep

according to christie's it was drawn at the end of the 15th century and is probably the earliest survivingg is i think one of the most exciting discoveries made in a long time. it's a work by the fairly young michelangelo made around the time he was 20 and was living in florence, his native town. >> christie's will display it before it's auctioned on may 18th. >>> coming up, a message from colin kaepernick about his new children's book "i color myself different." and we'll speak with the book's illustrator. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." " want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty. if you have to pre-rinse your dishes, you could be using the wrong detergent. and you're wasting up to 20 gallons of water every time. let's end this habit. skip the rinse... with finish quantum. its activelift technology has the power to tackle 24 hour dried on food stains- without pre-

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nbc bay area's christie smith explains. >> reporter: it's the time of year when students are preparing some of high school's defining events. but marin county health officials are hoping schools will add something for those events, including proof of vaccination and mask requirements. >> we've got promise. we've got graduations. and the social gatherings to go along with those things. at the same time, we're seeing more transmission, mainly fueled by the ba.2 variant, and those kinds of gatherings. >> reporter: dr. matt willis is public health officer for marin county. in a letter to the school community, his department outlines outbreaks related to spring break exposures and larger indoor events that didn't require masks. officials also warn that we could see cases rise further if schools don't consider some minor changes. >> right now we're seeing only six total in the hospital, none in the icu. so we need to be careful not to overreact to case counts themselves. but at the same time, have our eyes open to the fact that the virus is flowing in our community. we are seeing cases. and