but the far right opposition party eta, is against it. is stillia is the country that borders on russian in the east and is also part of nato. while talking to some people's here in estonia and talent on the street, the majority of them supported the governments 8 of ukraine. but some actually said that they would prefer the government to turn to internal struggles like the very high inflation rate. and this is exactly the issue that the far right, a position party acura, used to gather much support in the country and much strengths. so she, it became the 2nd strongest party right now. an exit stand on estonia on on ukraine is actually that they don't want to send any weapons to ukraine and also kept the number of ukrainian migrants and refugees here in estonia. all right, so very different position among the opposition far right party. now jennifer, we know that polls have already closed, but we did hear reports that the russians, speaking population of estonia, was expected to stay away from participating in these elections. did that ha

what's the eta we know of to fix all of this? >> reporter: sara, actually the resident just came out here asking us if we knew of an eta because they have not gotten one from pg&e. i can tell you that emergency crews in general just can't get to all these trouble spots fast enough. one hillsborough homeowner said a tree fell on her home today. a crew came out, took out a part of it from that home and said they will need to have to move on to the next one and come back there tomorrow to finish the job. so they have their hands full right now. >> obviously we're grateful for whatever work they were able to pull off. sure.wasay fm thank you so much. palo alto also had a tree damage there. people had to be rescued after a tree fell onto a house. like a lot of cities in the bay area, they've had damage. one woman even wore a helmet on her run today just in case. >> i mean there are trees down everywhere. i went for a couple of miles and saw many trees down and falling in real time. >> better safe than sorry probably. it was not a good

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eta is in icu with serious injuries but has stabilized.hurt amid tuesday's gusty winds while driving a city vehicle near lake merced that was hit by a falling tree. sergeant bruegel eta is the range master the lake merced police range. and go fund me loved ones say his wife is expecting their second baby girl and just a few weeks at last check that go fund me has raised more than $114,000 a big shift for california, with most of the state now out of drought conditions. governor newsom is rolling back some restrictions and his ktvu tom baker tells us now some water districts will now be able to store water to save for future dry winters. are we out of the drought is the drought over, governor gavin newsom visited an underground water storage project in yolo county friday to provide a drought update. we're eliminating that 15% voluntary requirement or voluntary conservation target. that's because water customers have gone along. local water agencies will decide now what restrictions will or won't be dropped. california has experienced if not

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. >> this is pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington, home of the pbs newshour on pbs.>or decades, americans have been consuming sugar substitutes in their morning coffee, their desserts and diet drinks. from the early days of artificial sweeteners, questions have been raised about their safety. a popular artificial sweetener has been linked to greater risk of blood clots that could lead to heart attacks or strokes. it's used in sugar substitutes like splenda and truvia. i spoke to a doctor of the cleveland clinic. >> we were looking for new pathways that contribute to cardiac disease risk. we are measuring inpatient blood samples different compounds to see whether or not they predicted the future risk of heart attack, stroke or death. what we found is at the very top of the list turned out to be a compound that once we discovered its structure it turned out to be erythritol. we added erythritol to animals and they developed thrombotic events like a heart attack or stroke. that's a clot in the vessel that feeds the brain or heart. when you add erythritol to blood, it in

to just keep pushing his agend forward. >> when eta, let's turn to california where governor gavin newsomgstore chain said i will not be selling abortion pills in 21 republican led states what do you make of th situation? >> i think it is sickening and it makes no sense for walgreen to essentially take half of th country and say we are not distributing mifepristone, which is a save as da approved fda approved legal form of abortion and they're doing this eve where abortion is legal. so it is really questionable from walgreens, but appreciate the action from gavin newsom because it show that these democratic statewid leaders can stand up and hol these massive companies an pharmacies accountable i also appreciate the language that we saw from democrati senators who are calling o walgreens to specify, wher they looking to be certified what states are they doing thi in, what will it take to chang their minds on that's because we deserv answers. this is yet another and effort from republican state leader to try to infringe on the righ to access basic health car across the country and it is har

. >> this is pbs news weekend from w eta studios in washington. weeknights on pbs. >> while congress is unable to agree on major new federal gun safety legislation, some states are making progress on their own laws. the democratic-controlled michigan senate passed a major gun safety package sending it to the house, also controlled by democrats and expected to pass, as well. it was spurredy last month's shooting that killed three students and wounded five others at michigan state university less then four miles from th michigan capital. lisa geller is the director of state policy at johns hopkins center for gun violence solutions. a lot of these things are things gun safety advocates want congress to do. expanding the types of transactions where a background check is required. red flag laws. is this state law going to be as effective as a national law? >> thank you for having me. what we know about how gun policy and gun violence prevention has, it is typically at the state level. last summer, president biden signed the bipartisan the community's a

and you're just hoping that it >> comes back, fosse, but there's like no fixed eta pg need tells kron 4 the amount of damage in campbell is extensive with broken wires, poles. >> and transformers in many locations. the utility says the electrical system is so damaged. crews have to use cranes and heavy equipment to complete repairs. just putting that in my car, customers are growing tiresome. karen bought a generator. the big problem for her in others is trying to eat without power. well, it's different when you use >> being able in the refrigerator, everything's gone now you can't buy anything. there is no. i sat there at the grocery grocery store that morning trying to do whatever we can. cook as long as it lasts. but yeah, tough pg and e says they're hoping to get the power on as soon as possible. >> reporting in campbell, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> businesses with no power. also losing money on the peninsula. there are nearly 8,000 pge customers without power this morning and redwood city, the mexican restaurant chain shulz to korea on oak knoll drive. they've actually been

. >> the 200 pound hog nickname hammer eta was found near dublin canyon road. she salt and pepper color with a dark patch on her snout. if you have any information on how to get this beautiful girl home, please contact the pleasanton police department. you know, it's sur1risingly paid to make some of the best pets. i would cats. now, what? >> but i have cats, david probably would have picks good that your next choice. not a dog in there somewhere. maybe you're rabbit or something take home a little bit right to or that's that's >> i like bacon is problem. is ok? good morning. another rainy morning, everybody. a check and tahoe real quick. we're talking about some traffic coming over this weekend. weather traffic. it return of rain. yes, it looks like it's favoring now sunday morning, but that means saturday should be okay for us. and then sunday afternoon, here's tahoe. if you're headed in that direction here, 40 ish or so next couple days. look pretty nice. however, by sunday, it looks like we'll start to get some snow developing. this whole system doesn't loo

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arrest but most in el salvador seemed to agree that it's worked liberating communities like le camp, an eta, formerly a notorious gang stronghold. anyway, this is anna bilmar finally heading to a house in the neighbourhood that she bought 15 years ago, but could never live in. yes, i am below an hour. i have always prayed to god, lord, i want a house where i can live in england where no one will butter me and the lord has fulfilled. it is america with homicides down. and gang members seemingly fleeing for the hills around 90 percent of the population approve of president night. and kelly, the architect of the strategy is and he's doubled down on it. building a new maximum security prison to fill with more suspects. doll hastily and the roster only 2nd all these terrorist gang members who are being transferred to the terrorism confinement center. currently 4000 of them had never come to return to the communities to the poverty neighborhoods and cities of our beloved el salvador . but it was most as it come, due process has been repeatedly violated, say civil organizations, the majority of th

there is also a direct hit on the apartment on the ninth eta on the other side from the yard.t now , let's try to find fragments from the incident. how many shells i have for further sending for examination. for now, we can assume that these are activists, probably, the petrovsky district is now good, unfortunately, we are looking for the ukrainian armed forces. falls here the only area that is shelled by artillery, and therefore it is best not to linger on the shelling on the eve of the scale. borissuds came under such fire mikhail vitkina anton khobotov lead, donetsk amendments on liability for disc crediting of participants in the north-east administrative district, this was stated by the speaker of the lower house of parliament vyacheslav volodin in his telegram channel, the punishment could be as follows up to 15 years, deprivation freedom, forced labor or fines up to 5 million rubles. according to volodina's initiative , it will protect all people who participate in hostilities during its own and ensure the security of russia. mikhail shustin called for transparency of a

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from pablo fog, and now he's a defense analyst and colonies for the roches paper nevaeh because the eta, he says the collision is unlikely to lead to a sharps my contention between america and russia. basically this is not very good, but it's the good news is this is not the beginning of world war 3. this is sort of dry wrong because no lot of times we were last are so b, m, m, you 9 is not the very expensive. overly expensive drone. it's about 20 times worse costs than the american global hawk that was shot down over the persian gulf by the uranium several years ago. or russian president at him. a person says that he believes state act as a bind last year. exposure on north stream gas pipelines he dismissed as nonsense. recent reports that a pro ukraine group sabotaged the pipelines which carried russian gas to europe. but to do so, new to the dish, to whose interested theoretically the united states is interested in stopping the supply of russian energy carries to the european energy market and supplying volumes of its own. including liquefied natural gas, even if it is much more 25 t

there they merged two structures created during the eta of the american republic at the end of the 18th ministry of the army, the other was the ministry of the navy. here are their two merged ministers left in the forty-ninth year it became known as the ministry of defense, but all the same, there is still there in addition to the minister of defense, who is a member of the cabinet. there are two other ministers who are not cabinet members. that is, in fact, she is a deputy. uh, the secretary of defense by one of the deputy secretaries of defense. and this is the first time ever. a woman occupies this post there, but the main thing here is the meaning itself, because she repeated what she said. eh, condalise reason what you showed. first, she said that speaking to the united states, and in such a think tank as xis e, the center of international strategic research is important, as i emphasize the center. she said the united states. for all that, no matter how important china was, it will be necessary to maintain its presence. and in europe, because russia will remain a threat for a long

projects being slashed suggest m eta may be holding programs that support augmented reality and willces to so-called "hot desks," where shared workspaces are used rather than permanently assigned desks. according to a person familiar with the situation, employees laid off should expect the same severance as those cut last year in november. kumasi: let's take a live book from the south beach camera where you may notice something familiar to the iconic bay bridge. the lights are on but that will not be lasting long. there was a glitch that triggered lights and trying to figure out how to turn the lights off once again. you remember it was a big drama when the lights were said to be going dark because there was a lack of funding for repairs. kumasi: let it ride on. reggie: just let it go until it burns out. [laughter] drew: active weather pattern. here is live doppler seven. scattered showers in the north bay. the north bay is the best area to find showers throughout the day. anything you see will be light ahead of the atmospheric river. you will feel the humidity. mild later. low to mi

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. -- walking etas. get your take on, we get lost in the noise of surrounding elon musk, but he took to stage today. ed: he gave us 10 minutes notice, he gave us a live link than the bloomberg newsroom erupted. we gathered and did a lot of blog. there were questions, everything from when is the twitter executive bench going to be as deep as tesla? so much to discuss. my editor and friend and co-sufferer through the process joins me on set. there were a lot of takeaways. you and i wrote about a number of them. one was the debt and -- it is $1.5 billion annually, he justified the savagery of laying off all the stuff. -- laying off all the staff. 6 he's -- >> he said they are getting to be cash flow equal maybe edging toward cash flow positive. he went on to say that they are now ebitda positive and i think this is now part of his optimism. with seen a lot of optimism from him despite spending $44 billion on twitter, despite the layoffs, he really thinks that he can turn it around. not only does he think he

when you speak to the dub eta about it, they tend to just repeat formally in a statement what they've be able to play wherever they want, there should be noticed commission on the grounds of nationality.— grounds of nationality. that's russell fuller. _ one of the nfl's biggest off—season stories is reaching a conclusion — with quarterback aaron rodgers revealing he wants to leave the green bay packers to join the new yorkjets. rodgers has been at the packers his entire 18—year career, winning the super bowl once and has considered retiring in recent years — but he's revealed his intention is to carry on playing and be traded to the jets. the terms of the deal are still to be agreed, with the four—time mvp likely to cost a number of draught picks. you're watching sportsday. let's have a quick look at some of the other stories making the headlines today. former england and chelsea goalkeeper carly telford has announced her retirement from the game. telford was part of the side that won the shebelieves cup in 2019, and also played for sunderland, leeds and notts county — as well as stin

that is something that you eta will have to tackle. we were not expecting an immediate move.ink the decision today was very much in line with our expectations. too early for the shinto wage negotiations to become clear, too close to the fiscal year end. april, for an actual move, it is golden week, end of april, a lot of time for turbulence. we need to be careful in case of a surprise. he has mentioned the potential for a surprise in the market. realistically, we are expecting more of a june or july move if there is to be one, and really, that would depend on how the markets are functioning by that time. dani: yeah, of course, he has spoken before perhaps about the importance and the use of surprise when it comes to monetary policy. what could that actually look like? we had a surprise from the boj not that long ago in terms of the band, but that was extremely expensive for japan to have to depend the new wider band. -- defend the band. but what a surprise look like? sreekala: i think you are actually right. the issue was to surprise the market in december, it seems to have b

. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta sdios from washington and the walter cronkite school of journalismt this >> manhattan grand jury hearing evidence in the hush money payments to an adult-film actress didn't meet today as regular scheduled with no immediate word on why leaving , open the question of whether mr. trump will be indicted. meantime, the former president is said to be "invigorated" by the possibility of an indictment. the new york times reports that he's told friends he "welcomes the idea of being paraded by the authorities before a throng of reporters and news cameras." all of raising questions, not just about his fate but that of the republican party which has largely tied its future to donald trump. republican strategist doug heye is a former communications director to house majority leader eric cantor and the rnc. he joins us now. donald trump has fund raised off of what he says is an expected indictment. what do you make of this notion that he would use this as part of a campaign strategy is to mark >> donald trump uses anything to his advantage. the rules never really

blocked on the bridge but the backup started last night and it is so extensive that we do not have an etas to when it will clear. metering lights were flipped on early so prepare for delays. drew: awful start to thursday morning commute. it is going to be a very nice day later on today. live doppler 7 this morning showing you we are totally clear for rain but we do have fog along the coast and the bay shoreline. temperature is right now 30's and 40's. i have at least three layers on right now. but sunshine will warm us up. frost advisory for the north bay until 9:00 a.m. and for the santa cruz mountains. this area a lot of people do not have power. it is quite cold right now in the mountains. later today it will go in the 50's and 60's. live look from the east bay hills camera. you can see that patchy fog. we go to sunshine really quickly. take the sunglasses with you. going into the 50's and 60's this afternoon. changes to the upcoming we can forecast. we will share those with you in about eight minutes. kumasi: this morning bay area communities are feeling the impact from this week's st

congressman, first, just your response how you are thinking about eta -- what seems, likelihood thatesident of the united states will be indicted by the manhattan district attorney? >> well, if a grand jury in manhattan has probable cause that donald trump committed a crime, and if they can prove that, he should be indicted. it would be far more dangerous, i think, to the country to essentially immunize presidents and former presidents from harm, saying that it is too controversial, or it will be too divisive. we went through four years when he was president of the united states, where the justice department took the position which is flawed as a constitutional matter, that you can't prosecute a sitting president. you can prosecute cases a sitting president, even if you were to deter to after they leave office. they're gonna take that position, and you can then take the position, but you also can't prosecute former presidents because that is immunity. the founders would have never subscribed to that. and what's more, if we see anything with donald trump, whenever he is not held accou

. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and in the west from the walter cronkitechool of journalism at arizona state university. >> on his first presidential trip to canada, president biden met with prime minister justin trudeau and the duo announced an northern border deal to address the growing number of migrants crossing from the u.s. into canada. canada saw 40,000 crossings at unofficial points of entry last year, the highest number in five years. most of those were in upstate new york, where the crossing into quebec has become the busiest route for asylum-seekers. the deal allows canada to turn away people at a entry points. canada also pledged to welcome 15,000 central american migrants through legal pathways. president biden spoke about the deal. >> i applaud canada for opening up new legal pathways for 1500 migrants to come to canada. the united states and canada will work together to discourage unlawful border crossings. welcoming refugees and seeking asylum seekers as a part of who canadians and americans are. >> watching all this close as the executive

electronic arts also known as eta says it will lay off about. >> 6% of its workforce and reduce officereuters reports the redwood city headquartered company expects to incur between 170 to 200 million dollars in charges related to the restructuring. eas ceo says the company will provide opportunities for employees to move to their projects. but if that's not possible, he says it will provide severance pay and additional benefits. ea is behind several popular video game franchises, including fifa and the high schoolers in the east bay today get a special visit from a true basketball icon next in sports, jason dumas will tell us about. >> rule kareem abdul-jabbar's visit to open hi >> california's reparations task force launching another round of today. public hearings today. this meeting in particular came with a lot of attention and scrutiny. kron four's. catherine heenan joins us now with more california and the bay area's efforts to make up for past mistakes. yeah. well, that could cost california more than 800 billion dollars to compensate black residents. > for what are argued to g

redwood city based electronic arts known as eta says it will. >> lay off about 6% of its workforce andoffice space. you know, in the game thanks to the first of its kind to announce the job cuts like this. reuters reporting the company expects to incur between a 17200 million dollars and charges related to the restructuring. the a's ceo says the company will provide opportunities for employees to move to new projects. that is not possible. they say it will provide severance pay and additional benefits. yeas behind several popular video game franchises, including fifa and the sips. >> the city of san jose has approved the plan to build a buddhist temple in the evergreen neighborhood of san jose. we first told you about this a few weeks ago when there was a backlash from some neighbors said despite that opposition, the city decided last night to approve the construction of the temple kron four's. justin campbell joins us live outside the location where the development is going to happen. he has the latest. good evening. just it. >> good evening, grant and katharine this. it has been 4 ye

and you're just hoping that it >> comes back for but there's like no fixed eta pg need tells kron 4. the amount of damage in campbell is extensive with broken wires, poles. >> and transformers in many locations. the utility says the electrical system is so damaged. crews have use cranes and heavy equipment to complete repairs. just putaing customers are growing tiresome, karen bought a generator. the big problem for her in others is trying to eat without power. well, it's different. when ad is >> being able in the fridge radar, everything's gone you can't buy anything. there is no ice at at the grocery grocery store that morning trying to do whatever we can. cook as long as it lasts. but yeah, tough pg and e says they're hoping to get the power on. >> as soon as possible reporting in campbell, justin campbell kron. 4 on a coffee table. many businesses on the peninsula have been struggling having been without their powers since tuesday. >> businesses like san chose talk korea, redwood city, which he's had to close down this afternoon. owner adam torres was bringing in some ice for the

. >> but this main road again, this is the main entrance for that they really don't have an eta as to when it's going to be thinks they said that they're setting a meeting later this morning. so we'll know more later on this afternoon. but as of right now, both county officials pg e officials are out here just trying to figure out how to make sure that nothing gets more damage and it's already thin. but that is the very latest here. i was in the back to you guys live in the studio. thanks, michael. >> well, 907, is a time from nevada. let's head over to the east bay where we have more road problems. 3 lanes closed right now along part of 5.80, in livermore crews there trying to repair a retaining wall. looking at there. it was damaged during recent storms. and this is right near the flynn road exit pieces of that to take a while to put into place. and that's just one of the things i'm ah, yeah. they're dealing with a sinkhole in livermore on vasco road in aceh. trench basically has been carved out from all the damage there. northbound side of the road between event, a road and dalton

and you're just hoping that it >> comes back for but there's like no fixed eta pg e tells kron 4. the amount of damage in campbell is extensive with broken wires, poles. >> and transformers in many locations. the utility says the electrical system is so damaged. crews have to use cranes and heavy equipment to complete repairs. just putting that in my car, customers are growing tiresome. karen bought a generator. the big problem for her in others is trying to eat without power. well, it's different when you use >> being able in the refrigerator, everything's gone now you can't buy anything. there is no. i sat there at the grocery grocery store that morning trying to do whatever we can. cook as long as it lasts but it's tough pg and e says they're hoping to get the power on. >> as soon as possible reporting in campbell, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> it's 9.11, and new this morning, the pacifica police have a new chief and she is making history. maria sarah sow is now pacific as first female police chief. she's the city's 11th chief and she replaces daniel steidl who retired last

. >> this is the pbs newshour from w eta studios in washington and from the west in the walter cronkiteournalism at arizona state university. >> across the country a least 150 bills of been filed by republican legislators targeting transgender americans this year. roughly 100 specifically restrict doctors and other providers from offering transition related health care for minors even when their parents approve. liam brangham takes a look at where these bills are being proposed and the impact they could have. >> yesterday mississippi's republican governor signed a law banning puberty blockers, hormone therapy and other gender affirming care for minors. it is the third state this year to legalize restrictions on transgender health care and similar bands are moving quickly through tennessee and indiana. we will talk with someone who tracks all of these new laws. but first let's hear fm some parents wse children are most impacted. >> when our son was growing up he was an active kid. like to go play basketball, ride his bike, do all kinds of things outside. and then as he grew near adolesce

. >> this is the pbs newshour, from w eta studios in washington, and in the west, on the walter cronkitel of journalism at arizona state university. geoff: the country's top intelligence officials testified , discussing tiktok and the origins of covid, which inick schifrin reports, was also the result of its own hearing in the house. >> in the senate intellence committee today, the woman and men who lead the country's intelligence community, detailed a world full of threats. starting with russia's war in ukraine. wagner private military contractors are besieging the eastern city of bakhmut, the longest and deadliest battle of the war. ukraine is trying to inflict heavy russian losses. those losses are adding up, director of national intelligence avril haines said today. >> it will be increasingly challenging for them to sustain even the current level of offensive operations in the coming months, and consequently, they may fully shift to holding and defending the territories they now occupy. nick: haines said putin is focused on quote more modest military objectives, but warned he could f

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actually thinking a lot about census pastors tonight when my boss, msnbc rashida -- president rush etay the radio television digital news association, and accepting the organizations first amendment award. she had this to say. she said quote historians will note we as a nation have had a rich and colorful legacy of vivid, provocative and sometimes irresponsible commentary since the first amendment was ratified. but with a bad has also come so much more good. the first amendment has enabled our histories most powerful and effective commentary to flourish. spirited commentary. lively debate, inform discussions, there is critical to a democracy as the ballot box itself. and speaking of inform discussions, our political panel joins me now. eugene scott is a senior politics reporter at axios. cristobal alex is an msnbc political analyst and former president of the latino victory project. jennifer horn is with us virtually and she is a former chair of the new hampshire republican party. welcome to you all. you know, eugene and another life you wrote a very interesting race and politics colum

and you're just hoping that it >> comes back, fosse, but there's like no fixed eta pg need tells kron 4 the amount of damage in campbell is extensive with broken wires, poles. >> and transformers in many locations. the utility says the electrical system is so damaged. crews have to use cranes and heavy equipment to complete repairs. just putting that in my car, customers are growing tiresome. karen bought a generator. the big problem for her in others is trying to eat without power. well, it's different when you use >> being able in the refrigerator, everything's gone now you can't buy anything. there is no. i sat there at the grocery grocery store that morning trying to do whatever we can. cook as long as it lasts. but yeah, tough pg and e says they're hoping to get the power on as soon as possible. >> reporting in campbell, justin campbell kron. 4 news. >> it's a 10 right now. a new this morning. the pacifica police have a new police chief and she is making history. maria sarah sow is now the city's first female police chief and the city's 11th chief. and all she replaces daniel ste

and a theater in appalachian virgin works to rise ♪ >> this is the pbs newshour w eta studios in washingtonthe west at arizona state university. amna: president biden traveled to monterey park, california today, where a mass shooting in january killed 11 people. while there, he announced an executive order to tackle gun violence, building on the bipartisan safer communities act that he signed last year. already this year, there have been at least 110 mass shootings in the u.s. and more than 8000 gun deaths, according to the nonprofit gun violence archive. white house correspondent ura barron-lopez brings us up to speed. good to see you. tell us about the president's announcement today. what exactly did he announced? laura: he announced an executive order on steps that advocates have been calling for him to do. this executive order, it directs the attorney general to clarify who sells firearms. in effect, expanding background checks. it would prevent former federally licensed gun dealers from selling firearms. those are gun dealers who have their licenses revoked in some cases. it also encou

and you just hoping that it comes back for but there's like no fixed eta. >> pg and e says that they're hoping to get the city back on as soon as possible. but has spent 3 nights at a long time in rough. >> happening now, it is saint patrick's day and the city of hillsboro celebrating with a parade. we've got our yeah. i think it just started. they said 07:00am. that's an early time to party. but kron four's michael thomas is up and he's there with the best cities will see what's going on morning. all >> good morning. you know, we just got here. hi, good morning. perfect person. i'm looking for somebody to talk to you. good at 07:00am out here. had already step i might add a guinness at the local pub here. okay. how many? how many years have you been coming to we're in downtown healdsburg. somebody tell me it's been going on for years. its annual. what do you offer this morning? local this is what the community does. you know, it's a it's a it's about a 20 minute parade. >> great time. and you've got the whole suit. you got everything set up. >> so you guys are all following behind what

we just saw >> we made this film because w wanted to change the conversation we felt like mainstream eta the important things t consider, and activists, publi defenders, lawyers, scholars a the time said, if you recall a judge who has a fairly lenient pattern of sentencing, the effects aren't going to be o the next brock turner. because our criminal legal system suffers from systemic bias and racism, the effects are going to be and low income and people of color. we now know that to be true an so with this information i mind, we really wanted t change with the conversation was. >> at least some legal scholar were articulating some of thos concerns so i am gruber, who i a feminist law professor, ha always railed against what she calls the feminist war o crime. she has talked about the way i which this incarcerate feminis has in exacerbated the inequalities in the criminal justice system let's see a soundbite from ira right now. >> increasing sentencing broadening the f ignitions o crime, prosecuting were people we all have this imagination that it will get at th powerful privilege, crimin

and in the part that says eta coronavirus is, there are a number of viruses. one of them is sars-cov-2, clustered right in their with other coronaviruses as well as we experienced over 20 years ago with sars-cov-2 one which was in 2002 and then mers in 2012. the first travel related case of sars-cov-2, some of you may remember, occurred in january 20th, and was reported on january 21 of 2020. fast forward just a couple of months, and the who declared covid-19 a pandemic which, at that time, had more than 100,000 cases in over 100 countries and close to 4500 deaths. for those of you who were paying attention at that time, we thought it was already bad at that point, but little did we know what was to be experienced in the coming couple of years. let's fast-forward a full three years from that last slide that i showed you. now, with the unprecedented situation of over 760 million cases and close to 7 million deaths. there are some estimates that the actual global death totals is perhaps two and three fold higher than that. in the united states, we have a better

do check out our website because the eta centers are listed there and then we also are working towards training and strengthening the additional workforce. a goal is also to increase a number of providers that are trained to work with diverse communities as well as overall, our fellowship program is one such program that will fund individuals across the behavioral health field to work with diverse communities and i can say i am a product of that program. -- i will date myself a little bit. -- it was a godsend because i didn't know how i was going to pay for school otherwise. and it was an opportunity to be mentored but also to mentor. and then as part of the payback agreement, for each year that you are funded, you need to provide support in community based organizations that services diverse groups. so, i stayed at the connecticut mental health center in new haven, connecticut, connected to yale, and that was career changing for me to be able to do my internship there, do my training, and what we find is people typically stay where they are trained, and so it is a nice opportunity to

and you're just hoping that it >> comes back for but there's like no fixed eta pg need tells kron 4. the amount of damage in campbell is extensive with broken wires, poles. >> and transformers in many locations. the utility says the electrical system is so damaged. crews have to use cranes and heavy equipment to complete repairs. just putting customers are growing tiresome, karen bought a generator. the big problem for her in others is trying to eat without power. well, it's different. when ad is >> betng able in the refrigerator, everything's gone you can't buy anything. there is no. i sat there at the grocery grocery store that morning trying to do whatever we can. cook as long as it lasts. but it's tough pg and e says they're hoping to get the power on. >> as soon as possible reporting in campbell, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> still ahead, one state senator pushing for a new proposal that would allow for 8 floating pool in the bay. we're going to tell you what that entails. plus, congress is scrambling to convince the international community is that the american financial syst

educated his comment to me was very similar to the question that you are asking how is it that this tick eta case is going to b the first impression that we have as americans, for a president to be indicted first time in u.s. history - again, the answer is, the la is the law it's the same way under the al capone, the capone theory -- they could not get him for murder, racketeering extortion. they could not get him for bootlegging or any of the othe crimes they got him for this. because, rest assured, alvin bragg is not making a mistake. >> carol, your thoughts to tha michael cohen analysis >> well it's entertainin listening to michael cohen i have to confess that so, prosecutors are often face with this decision particularly fraud prosecutors when you are looking at what i call a big defendant that's a significant defendant i don't think anyone can say that the former president is not a significant defendant. you sometimes have what yo might characterize as potential big case and you sometimes have a potential smaller case and i will tell you that without exception, the large cases are the c

don't have an eta on that wills out there looking at the san mateo bridge for yeah, we noticed on your map or a little bit of yellow and are just starting build there at the toll plaza section of the san mateo bridge. as word gets out, that that's the alternate that you're better off taking, even if there is a backup. so let's check in with will right now and see how things are rolling. >> well, traffic is steady and the last time you saw me. that's because i'm sure a lot of people, as you talked about on auto pilot and then they take off to the bay bridge and then they run into basically a brick wall of traffic. right now traffic is moving along. you can see plenty of space between the cars and over the past 5 minutes or so. it looks like from our vantage point, it's gotten a little looser, not sick or when it comes to traffic. this is your best alternative as far as trying to cross the san francisco bay and then on to the other side to 101, to get to san francisco because the bay bridge not a good option at this time. do not trust a gps because you don't know how long it's going to t

and you're just hoping that it >> comes back for but there's like no fixed eta pg need tells kron 4. the amount of damage in campbell is extensive with broken wires, poles. >> and transformers in many locations. the utility says the electrical system is so damaged. crews have use cranes and heavy equipment to complete repairs. just putting customers are growing tiresome, karen bought a generator. the big problem for her in others is trying to eat without power. well, it's different. when ad is >> being able in the fridge radar, everything's gone you can't buy anything. there is no ice at at the grocery grocery store that morning trying to do whatever we can. cook as long as it lasts. but yeah, tough pg and e says they're hoping to get the power on. >> as soon as possible reporting in campbell, justin campbell kron, 4 news. >> business with no power to they're also losing money. tonight, the businesses that don't pay me a kron four's grant lotus joins us here in the studio with just how much these outages are really affecting the businesses, including a restaurant on the peninsula. we