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our bridge, the bay bridge, and creates the nighttime equivalent of the golden gate, which is the soon ey is fully operationalc. crystal bailey, ktvu, fox two news. some coffee lovers in san francisco's south of market neighborhood got quite the surprise today. chanct with head coach steve kerr and former player festus ezeli for a coffee with coach kt with fans to share a caffeinated drink, while ezeli served up some lattes as a barista. now, as part of the event, peet's coffee will make a $15,000 donation to the warriors community foundation, which supports education and youth development. >> i've been working with the warriors foundation for years now, and we do a ton of work in the in the bay area community. it's been a really impactful, community foundation and we're r and bigger. and so it's nice to have peet's on board helping us out. >> coach kerr said it's always really supports the organization . me say day you. >> well, most of us recognize that song. warner brothers released the first official trailer for the beatles sequel today, and a lot of familiar faces popped up on the s

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supervisor wants to bring back a program that reunites unhoused people with their families and pg e customers will soon go up again. >> from the local news station. you're watching you on morning team. >> happy monday. look, the gang's all back here. we a here and we're looking at a terrific whether thing like during. >> it really does. yeah. last week a winner, too. yeah. and it's spring break week ak. they're expecting a record number of travelers there, you know, maybe pick another airport the busy, if you can. but the weather boy, this week's going to feel like spring. it's got the fantastic. absolutely no airport delays. the smooth sailing. it really is warming up more than we've seen in quite a while. it feels like looking outside right now. it is about to be our cooler day of the forecast, james. and for me that this is a cruise ship making its way up from la and kind of brought a little bit of that. southern california. sunshine up with the after last night showers we saw anywhere between a quarter of an inch, even 3 quarters of an inch of rainfall in the north bay mountains last night. and our

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e american people. as soonhis work, let us turn to our national security and make sure that we don't abandon the people of ukraine in their hour of greatest need, asfight e democracy and freedom and truth are asy -- autocracy, tyrannyock and propaganda. america should always stand on the side of these principles like democracy and freedom andg? truth, and that means standing with the people of ukraine. i thank once again the appropriators for their leadership in concluding this process. i urge everybody to support this legislation and i hope that as e to you, but more importantly, to the american people who expect that in this congress we should have more common sense and less chaos. we should have more decency and less dysfunction. exceptionalism and less extremism. our promise to you is that we will do our best to put people over politics and we hope that will you do the same. vote yes on this bill and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. recognized. the gentlewo

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soon. then youavyou effectively hold e sheet constant and allow nonreserve liabilities to expand and that ultimatelynice easy landing at a level that is above what we think the lowest po. we are not trying for that. we want to have a cushion or buffer because we know the demand for reserves can be very we don't want to find ourselves in a situation where there aren't reserves and we have to turn around and buy assets and put reserves back in the banking system the way we did in 2019-2020. >>] you said you are waiting to become more confident that inflation is getting taryo 2% go before you cut rates. can you sum up more specifically what data you are looking at that would give you that confidence? chairman powell: most importantly we are looking at the incoming inflation data and the contents of it and what they are telling us. and also the various components. we want more confidence that inflation is coming down sustainably toward 2%. of■■? course we will also be looking at all the other things that are happening in the economy. we will look at the totality of the■s including everything essentially

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e. jean carroll defamation case. soon, he's also going to need to come up with a whole lot more cash in just 17 days, he has to pay the $454 million penalty and the trump org fraud case. there are looming questions though tonight about whether donald trump even has that much money. after he claimed in a deposition last year he had some $400 million in cash on hand. paula reed is out front. so paula, is there any way at all for donald trump to get out of putting up all of this money? well, erika, trump has tried and failed to delay this massive payment. he even offered up a portion of what he owed a $100 million bond. >> but even that was rejected. >> he has now appealed to a full panel of appellate judges as a last ditch attempt to delay this. >> but the clock is ticking, and until that bond is posted, interest is accruing at a rate of nearly $115,000 a day, and look, if he does not come up with this money, the attorney general in new york has made it clear she will seize his assets. now it's also interesting that this mo

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buttigieg: i think it's too soon todesign feature or other e would have made a difference but that'sit well. at the end of their investigatio they issue recommendations which often become part of policy, design or even technology for the future and it's why we'll be very interested in their work. animpact on inflation?ng an should it have been reinforced during the past decade? vice adm. gautier: again, i don't know how a bridge possibly could withstand the forces -- at play when this vessel, the same size aser, struck the key supporting beam for that bridge. sec. buttigieg: but we will always, as always, learn from the ntsb investigation. what was the first bit? reporter: inflation. sec. buttigieg: too soon to say. i think this is definitely a different ballpark from what we saw at the west coast issues in 2021 but that's part of what we hope to gather more data on soon. i will say, you know, a lot of that we've seen has been a result of the work that the president led to improve and smooth out our supply chains. so we see a clear relationship between supply chains and inflation. bu

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healthcare practitioners the... using e-prescription, so that is a great sign and i could actually am very hopeful by adding these small small components, one day is very soon we will have a complete digital health ecosystem. going back to back to countries to our countries, we can implement some of the recommendations and we can take also with us some experience from the other countries, at the same time we share our experience what we are. in and present it in these conferences. that is why this conference can be considered an essential step for achieving the who sustainable development goals or in short 2030 sdgs. iran is the first country in the region to start healthy cities in 1991 in three settlements in tehran. i think the movement is very well taken in iran and we are close to 20. 30 and achieving sdg, this will be an opportunity to have all the sectors including the community to work under one vision which is health and well being. i think iran they develop too much in the health sector and we try to cooperate with with iran to in the health sector and we appreciated that the minister of of iran uh attended a conference in qatar last week. the suc

we have to have elections as soon as possible. and ice ebede opinion voiced by chuck schumer. i think he expressed an opinion the attitude and the emotions that is shared by the majority of the israelis. eric: he talked about senator schumer he mention that and that was of course the speech by the senate majority leader just over a week ago. in which she called prime minister netanyahu as an obstacle to peace and called for a nefornew israeli elections fos part the prime minister netanyahu has been going to protect his nation and to defeat and destroy hamas once and for all. so that those terrorists can no longer threaten the jewish people. anita: back now to the deadly mass shooting in russia. [background noises] anita: seen and moscow several gunmen in a camo gear stormed a concert hall last night and opened fire. at least 133 people were killed. isis k in afghanistan is claiming responsibility. russian president putin is blaming ukraine. he denies any involvement medmadison is live with the latt on this and madison, what he learning? >>

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arrested for possession for scale, a sale of narcotics, lower electric bills could soon be coming for thousands of p-g-and-e's customers. >> it's all thanks to a new proposal put forward by the california public utilities commission that will create a flat fee for utilities. abc seven news reporter tim johns has been looking into the proposal for us, and tells us how it might impact your wallet at the historic orinda theater. >> the past few weeks have been anything but business as usual, owner derek zemrak tells me. he made the decision to close the theater on mondays and tuesdays after receiving a p-g-and-e's bill for nearly $6,300, almost double what he normally pays. >> i was shocked, i mean, i knew, you know, p-g-and-e's had raised, you know, rates, you know, for commercial properties. i just didn't realize that it was going to be that high. >> the skyrocketing bills aren't just hitting zemrak to tackle the issue. the california public utilities commission is proposing a new $24 fixed charge on monthly electric bills, the utility reform network, or turn, says it's a move that would likely reduce the rate

well as soon as april, your pg and e bill will go up by an extra $5 a month. on reducing wildfire risk, and some other safety upgrades. now that increase is on that's expected next year. critics were protesting outside the cpuc hearing in san francisco. they asked why customers should pay more when pg and e just announced a $2 billion profit. >> these violent rate hikes are the expense of the working poor and oppressed people of california, while enriching the shareholders of pg and e. >> now the puc says pg and e customers will be getting rebates next month as part of california's climate credits. >> construction could begin thic summer to extend vta light rail service from san jose to bart. the project extends light rail from the existing alum rock station to the east ridge transit center. valley transportationc authority's boad of directors approved the construction plan. people living in east san jose told the board what this transit project means to them. >> it's going to help move people, move our members of the community from east san jose to core job c

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deadline, we know that they are doing their best to give us the results as soon as possible in four of the constituencies uh we had e-voting system underway which obviously has had a great effect in um facilitating the vote counting process uh but still like i said vote counting is underway and in big provinces most importantly uh tehran with the most number of seats in the parliament 30% seats, um, vote counting is still underway, however, by the numbers that we have, it's by now pretty much obvious which of those candidates who will be going in. very well, thank you for that. gisu me the talking to us from tehran. thank you, gisu. irani woters have expressed their undwavering support for the islamic revolution by actively participating in the elections. you want to say that they deeply believe in the power of their collective voice and the democratic processes in the islam. republic, let's take a listen to what they had to say, with our votes, we want to show that despite problems and deficiencies in the country's governance, the people are wholeheartedly supporting the revolution, their national interests and the

pg and e bills will go up by another $5 a month as soon as april. other rate hike to pay the half billion dollars pg and e spent on reducing wildfire risk and other safety upgrades. this increase is on top of hikey of this year, and a separate increase expected next year. critics demonstrated outside the cpuc hearing in san francisco, protesters asked why customers should pay more when pg and e just announced a $2 billion profit hikes are at the expense of the working poor and oppressed people of california, while enriching the shareholders of pg and e, the cpuc says some of the first rate hikes will be offset and e custe rebates as part of california climate credit program. >> well, the historic castro fiy moving forward with renovation plans after years of debate. ktvu is. amber lee gives us a look inside that theater and has details of the ongoing project. >> it's science and it's artn >> san francisco's historic castro theater is undergoing the first phase ofúrestoration, the frame of the movie screenúnow exposed. there is scaffolding from floorú

e covered. and people said yes. right. but there should be conditions. and rules surrounding that. and i wonder if that is on the table soon as well. and if you think together they'll really be able to make a dent. >> well, well, to be clear, prop e was not about facial recognition technology. it was about surveillance technology to help us combat crime and to use public cameras to do so, as well as drones. so instead of like la helicopter chase, we have the ability to use drones to track people and to hopefully hold people accountable for the crimes that they commit. in san francisco, our plan is to really focus on making sure we have the tools, the resources necessary to have an impact, but it does not include facial recognition technology. that is still a conversation that would need to be had to, to talk about how it potentially could be used in san francisco. but we have no plans to do so at this time because we believe the resources we have now available to us are sufficient to help us to continue to combat crime. as you know, san francisco in 2023 had one of the lowest crime rates we've had in ten years, not includi

the vote that happens today, that pg and e customers may soon see higher rates from ktvu, fox two newsy it is expanding flights that includes new destinations like morocco. really? let's go. okay. it's adding daily second daily flights between sfoúand south korea as well. we're keeping an eye on the markets for you this morning. and we'll have all your business news coming up. thank you for joining us here on mornings on two i'm pam cook and good morning i'm dave clark. >> and welcome to thursday. it >> yes. and we want to check in with steve paulson because sounds like we're getting a couple of nice days for weather. >> that place is on the bucket list. >> morocco. >> yes. >> oh yes. same. yes. okay >> yes. good things. uh, a lot of low clouds in place. some clearing though, to the north and on the coast. so 40s and 50s. but a much quieter day today than yesterday. thank goodness. boy you know, if it wasn't for the rain in the morning, then the thunderstorms just blowing up in the afternoon, we left behind some considerable moisture. but that system is now into arizona and it will be

e rates are going up again. you're going to see a higher bill soon. we'll tell you when. good morning. i'm darya and i'm james. we'll get to those stories in a minute and more. but first want to start this hour with a check of the weather is starting off on a beautiful note here on the edge. just a few high clouds and sunshine in store. gorgeous out there right after this. but last night, shower activity. we've cleared out really quickly. >> behind me at the golden gate bridge got a good dose of sunshine and not a lot of movement on the flag out there. winds are relatively calm this morning as well. it is chilly, though. so do throw on those layers this afternoon. we'll see more of that sunshine, too. so a good one to head out to half moon bay previews like this. but it's not going to last forever. we had showers last night were mounted a to about a quarter of an inch of rainfall for most areas. and this right here is your secondary system pushing in tonight. so as the sun goes down this evening, we're actually going to cloud backup. but during daytime hours, we've got a favorable day for venturing back out th

corners look to pay for it as spectrum needs to get done soon it would also help answer that question immediately. unless the congressne wants to ele across america lose internet all of the providers that are in this room are represented in this room have had to send notices to their customers to say this is all going away. if congress does not. there is a solution in hand i believe that is the and in addition to that the effort takes it to the next year we need to be thinking about after that. i've been proud to be working with colleagues on a bipartisan bicameral working group around acp andca usf. to bring those programs together to modernize those program to modernize the weather going to be funded who they're going to help, how are they going to help reforms and arest stop 1996ny . modernization help secure more votes for immediate funding. itag shows our colleagues that y have some reluctance for the immediate support we are changing the program but we are modernizing it.'r we are updating and looking for there's a policy component and a the funding as well. i b■]elnieve it's a great partnership if both of those two can mov

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soon we think you'll see it allowed into the bitcoin e tfs.advisers can say it might be helpful to add a small amount of bitcoin exposure. and that's when you see massive flows from the platforms. that's what i expect. >> if you're merrill or morgan stanley and you ask you might be allowed. >> you may be able depending on the situation. >> a lot of new investors coming into bitcoins through etfs may not be used to the volatility. we had a low of 39,000 in january to over 70,000 today. is there a correlation that bitcoin is correlated with that can satisfy investors corned about it? it doesn't seem to be an inflation play, is it correlated to tech, nothing? it is a different asset class? >> bitcoin is its own asset. before the etfs only a small fraction of the markets could access it. now everyone can and we're seeing bitcoin reprice as a result. one thing that's been nice to see. if you strip out gbtc, which had artificial selling, if you just look at the new nine etfs, investors added exposure when the price went from 50 to down to 39000. and

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>> >> reporter: pg&e hoped it would be november of last year. they will put it on as soon as they can possibly next month. no doubt, no later than may. >> you got us up to's deed on the recent rate increases. is there another one in the works and how much would it be? to. there is another one. again it stems from things that happened that pg&e says were essentially out of his control. namely, storm damage across their system. they made an emergency cry for relief and there is a $10 a month rate increase coming once it gets through the regulatory process of review. we're not quite sure when that is going to be. by the end of this year, pg&e predicts we'll be paying on average about $50 per average customer more than when we started. >> investigative reporter jaxon van derbeken. thank you. >>> fremont's former city managers went to jail after pleading guilty to fraud today marked the nausea worked for the city from 2018 until 2010 when. alameda prosecutors say he used his city credit card to pay for $18,000 worth of personal purchases including clothing and vacations to mexi

this he asked the children to refer to the national window of e-government services and register by the end of this year. in this process, as soon as registration is done, automatic and electronic procedures are carried out for the allocation and deposit of one and a half million tomans of shares for 1401 babies. the president went to this province this morning and immediately after the meeting of the government board to monitor the process of providing aid to the countrymen in the flooded areas of sistan baluchistan province. currently , all the villages have been connected to electricity and the roads have been reopened. according to the governor of sistan baluchistan, the aid agencies are working and the aid packages are available new today is explained in the villages. now we do not have a village without electricity. all villages are connected. in some villages , we have problems with water supply, which we are trying to solve, god willing . discussion of the field of roads. the roads have now been reopened. we must take actions in the field of infrastructure. god willing, the plan is ready. the devices are all working, goo

parents of these babies to refer to the national window of e-government services by the end of this year. and register. in this process, as soon as registration is done, automatic and electronic procedures are carried out for the allocation and deposit of one and a half million tomans of shares for 1401 babies. the glass hall passed the last week with the positive performance of the indices. the rest experts in the event of an increase in the value of transactions, this process can. to be continued. glass hall finished the second week of march with a positive performance of both the total and the position indicators. in this week , the total index was able to register a growth of 5.4 percent in its portfolio within 5 working days. the total index of the stock market started to increase in the range of 2 million 45 thousand units from the first of the week and we now see that it has reached the range of 2 million 190 thousand units. it is very likely that if the value of transactions is fixed above 7 thousand billion tomans, and above this, in fact, we will be able to see the value in the coming week. let's cross this range and

. >> pg and e bills will go up by an extra $5 a month as soon as april. a utilities commission unanimously approved another rate hike to pay the half billion dollars. pg and e spent on reducing wildfire risks and other safety upgrades. this increase is on top of a nearly 13% rate hike in january this year, and a separate increase expected next year, critics demonstrated outside the cpuc hearing in san for when pgd e just announced a $2 billion profit, that these violent rate hikes are at the expense of the people of california.essedt- >> while enriching the shareholders of pg and e, the cpuc says some of the rate hikes will be offset next month, when pg and e customers will receive rebates as part of california's climate credit program. >> all right, let's turn things over to steve paulson. now. it is friday. i mean, people want to know what the weather is going to be like. and apparently there's going to be some changes. you need to take note of. >> today's the day. yeah, today will be the spectacular day. then clouds will start to roll in tomorrow. but i

soon. >> trey: thank you for spending your weekend with ust e and until then h carolina. >> carley: a fox news alert, today is the deadline for former president donald trump to pay his $454 million bond in his new york civil case or the state could freeze his bank accounts or cease has assets. you're watching "fox and friends first," i'm carley shimkus. >> todd: they say -- msnbc says no money, mo problems, trump begs millionaires to bail him out. the former first family is putting up a united front. >> they are trying to take my father out of business, this is new york state, this is what we're seeing. leticia james campaigned on this promise. >> the amount of arrows and he never stops, toughest guy i've met in high life. he will win in november, i don't care if they strip him of every building or property, he will never stop fighting, that is his conviction and who we are as a family. >> carley: brooke singman is here. >> brooke: the battle between donald trump and leticia james could reach its peak tonight. leticia james has vowed to take down the probesident. >> no one is above the la

pg and e bills will be going up by another $5 this month as soon as april.mmission unanimously approved another rate hike to pay the half billion dollars spent on reducing wildfire risks increase is on top of a nearly 13% rate hike in january. this year, and a separate increase expected next year. outside thec hearing. in san francisco, protesters asked why customers should pay more when pge just announced a $2 billion profit. >> these violent rate hikes are the expense of the working poor and oppressed people of california, while enriching the shareholders of pge, the cpuc says some of the rate hike will be offset next month when pge customers receive rebates as part of california's climate program. >> construction could begin this summer to extend vta light rail service from san jose to bart. the project extends light rail from the existing alum rock station to the east ridge transit center. valley transportation authority's board of directors approved the construction plan. people living in east san jose told the board what this transit project means to t

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