and janelle monae. hey this is "the daily show" with trevor noah. >> trevor: welcome to the daily show, i'm trevor noah thank you so much for tuning in, thank you for coming out. good to see you. good to see your faces, all right, take a seat, everybody, we've got a fun show for you today. ronnie cheeng is going to be telling you why you are doing your taxes all long, just like the irs but funny plus the a phasing janelle monae is joining us on the show. and this time not for music or a new book. no, she just released a book of short stories. yeah, which is amazing, right. and in case you are confused t is not stories about short things but rather short stories about things, all right. the things can be long but the stories are always short. anyway, have i said enough. let's jump straight into today's headlines. okay, people, let's kick things off with the big education news. by now you have all heard about hore banning critical race theory and if are you still not sure what critical race theory is, don

her debut book, the memory librarian, please welcome janelle monae.aily show. >> wow. >> trevor: that is what i say every time i see you. >> this is huge, hi trevor. >> trevor: this is fun, we're back. >> i'm so happy to be back. >> trevor: i'm happy to you have here. because like when i talk to you over zoom i don't get, for those who don't know, janelle monae always looks like this. just always, no are you easily one of the most glamorous, stylish people have i ever come across in my life. like you look like how we are just supposed to dress as a thing. >> are you so kind. i totally paid him to say these things. >> you know, we are in the pandemic, he was trying to make some extra money st. >> trevor: i wa, my side hustle was complimenting janelle monae. welcome back to the show, how is life, how severing treating you because you are one of the few people i know who seems to excel in everything do you, music, you excel, your own type of music, your own vibe strks not easy, music you excel, everything, hidden figures, now in the new knives out, your

janelle james, everybody! thank you, janelle. be back with syml. >> lou: the "jimmy kimmel live!"ant to thank gillian anderson and janelle james. apologies to matt damon. we ran out of time for him. tomorrow night, bill maher and michelle yeoh with music from alec benjamin. "nightline" is next but first, his live album is called "sacred spaces." here with the song, "where's my love," syml! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ cold bones yeah that's my love she hides away ♪ ♪ like a ghost ooh does she know that we bleed the same ♪ ♪ ooh don't wanna cry but i break that way cold sheets ♪ ♪ oh where's my love i am searching high i'm searching low ♪ ♪ in the night ooh does she know that we bleed the same ♪ ♪ ooh don't wanna cry but i break that way did she run away ♪ ♪ did she run away i don't know if she ran away ♪ ♪ if she ran away come back home just come home ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ ooh ooh ooh ooh ♪ ♪ ♪ i got a fear oh in my blood she was carried up ♪ ♪ into the clouds high above ooh if you bled ♪ ♪ i'll bleed the same ooh if you're scared i'm on my way ♪ ♪ did you run away did you run away

. >> janelle stonebreaker, michelle's parents broke the awful news to her through sobs and pleas. >> devastated. >> even then, she sensed her parents might never recovered, even though they wild here in this world. >> this is my mother and father's miracle baby. she's the child they had tried to have for all those years. >> a child to who grew up in 1960s and '70s in mid-town america, hanging out at the roller rink. a back brace for scoliosis turned her into a shy teen. by high school, she did a 180. >> when she got her braces off, she blossomed. >> they walked these same halls with michel, three close high school friends. >> all the time she spent not wanting to be noticed, then she spent to be noticed. that's when the hair changed and she got into her fashion, her style. >> the farrah hairdo worked for michelle, she, in turn, worked it. she was a head turner, is that it in. >> she was a head turner, that was it. >> i think she knew what it was like to be on the other side of that she would go out of her way to be kind to everyone. >> oh yeah. >> that mix of beauty and sweetness mad

. >> i'm janelle wang. >> i'm jessica aguirre. a new round of sanctions for russia, that's what president biden says he is working on. that word after the discovery of 300 dead bodies in a suburb of kyiv, new proof, according to mr. biden, that russian president vladimir putin is a war criminal. alice barr is tracking that story from washington. >> reporter: today, new evidence of atrocities in ukraine, igniting global condemnation and adding power to president biden's repeated assertion that russian president vladimir putin is a war criminal. >> we have to gather all the details so their can be an actual, have a war crime trial. this guy is brutal. >> reporter: the president referencing reports of mass killings in bucha, near the capital kyiv. volodymyr zelenskyy calling it genocide. in a visit to the terrorized town where the mayor says more than 300 civilians were found dead, after russian forces pulled out. >> they were indiscriminately killed bit russian occupiers. a lot of them are elderly people. >> reporter: moscow denies

. >> if it were only the days, janelle, but russia is not nearly as isolated. whatever we hear, i'm sorry to say, it's just not that way. secondly, waiting for other nations to come on board as zelenskyy said earlier, they're not going to come so fast, janelle, they're just not. you put it all together, and we are looking at a war that may go on for not months but years. and the united states and nato may have to take much more of the burden in this thing than we ever imagined as other nations are going to stay behind, stay on the sidelines and let us fight it out with the russians. it's very, very important. >> we appreciate your time on this monday. thank you. well, russia is attempting to interfere with a critical tool that you likely use every day. u.s. satellites provide signals to the world for free. from your car, to your packages being shipped, all those satellites are monitored inside the space force gps command center. under u.s. law and the international law, the system cannot be turned off to anyone. sources say putin is trying to disrupt the signal

. >>> coming up on "cbs mornings," singer/songwriter janelle monae stops by the times square to talk'm diane king hall. this is the "cbs morning news." some home fragrances can be... overwhelming. air wick fresh new day fills your space with fragrance that's always fresh, never overpowering. air wick. connect to nature. if you haven't tried dawn powerwash dish spray, what are you waiting for? it's dawn's fastest and easiest way to clean everyday dishes. on simple messes... just spray, wipe and rinse. on tough messes, its spray activated suds have five times faster grease cleaning power to break down grease without water. plus, its targeted spray cleans even hard to reach places better. so, replace your dish soap with dawn powerwash and spray your dishes clean. >>> our top stories this morning -- ukraine says six people were killed and eight wounded in a missile strike on the western city of lviv. it comes as ukraine is vowing to fight to the end in mariupol. an estimated 2,500 ukrainian troops holed up at a steel plant are defying an russian order to surrender or die. >>> two teenage

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj matthew. you will be facing challenges here. gas prices and airline staffing shortages. adding to that, covid cases on the rise. here is alice barr tracking it all from washington, d.c. >> reporter: headed into a busy holiday weekend a few roadblocks posing challenges for travelers. soaring gas prices bringing extra pain to that road trip. >> too high now. getting higher and higher. >> reporter: air travel is seeing its own price hikes. >> airports are busier than ever and planes are full and there are less routes and less staff. the price

janelle monae will expand on a rebellious word tore trade in album. that events kicks off at 7:30 and tickets are available. >>> and right now, 27 miles of highway 1 is close are for the big sur international marathon. the race in monterey county is known as one of the most scenic marathons in the world. that's great sky drone footage. eye started in the predawn dark. runners lining up at #:00 a.m. the race continues until 1:00 this afternoon. >>> good morning to you. we have the pressure up and temperatures will follow suit, with numbers inland in the low 80 degree range. in the warmest spots. along the shoreline, in the upper 50s, low 60s, so very summer like. high pressure is building in, low pressure will be here by monday, bringing in high clouds to northern california, but not bringing in any rain. that's tomorrow. for today, in the futurecast, you can see we have got clear skies, then the clouds move in on monday. and then they clear out of here by the time we get to late on monday. we will have some low cloudiness to start the morning in some

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i mean, how much influence to their wheeled in bangladesh, society my learn, janelle is affiliated to a religious body or 3rd go, she referred you to that person's, but it doesn't. it's not one that i ross in terms of i activism and we have a very vibrant to women's movement, inbound vision. very diverse, one, women active them, different religious groups make groups across language and cast and so on. but we haven't really seen this group being active in those particular spaces around women's rights. i mean women's rights and also human rights are things that you are actively yourself involved with. i wonder how you view of this demand from my laundromat do demands like these. i mean, impact the police, are we men in bangladesh, a society? i mean, i think there are genuine issues and concerns around there, the right to privacy and so on. but i think that in, in, in, in the whole, by, with issue women over the last 50 years, as i said across community class cost has to have been really fighting for ins, ensuring equality, and whether it's to do away with regressive practices and custo

that was janel forte reporting for us tonight. >> back here at home. an update now on the friday afternoon shooting in belmont. police say a 17 year-old is one of the people responsible for the shooting near calm on high school. police do not believe anyone from the school was involved in this. the 17 year-old is facing several charges, including assault with a firearm and possessing a firearm with an altered serial number. >> it was another violent weekend in oakland. the city has now reached 37 homicides so far this year after 2 possibly related shooting deaths yesterday morning. police say it happened just blocks away from the oakland coliseum. kron four's taylor bisacky has the story. >> the i fear that i have is that it becomes the norm. oakland city councilmember noel gallo, responding to the city's grim death toll after several shootings over the weekend. and last night, i >> they are. you know, the helicopter was flying over with my home, my yard with their lights on in the neighborhood. and the night before that. well, the same thing was happe

>> i think given where we are right now, janelle, it's not unrealistic to hold a testing program. just what we're seeing with the department of public health, new england, scaling back and scaling up again depending on the situation, depending on the new variants. wherever you are right now, i'm particularly giving a college like stanford, berkeley, other colleges in the area where there are high vaccination rates, it's probably okay given the perspective and the damage, which is the bay area. >> let's talk about the variant, b.l.2. it's very contagious and is statewide. >> i don't think we know a lot about it. there wouldn't be a surge like we know about a surge. there wouldn't be a vertical wall, it would be like a little brick in terms of how much we would go. we were hit so much by the a1, our hospitals will be protected. we may feel anxious about them because we don't know where they're going to go. i want to reassure people if you've been vaccinated and boosted, you're going to do it very well even if it refers to 2, 4, xe or what have you. >> doctor, one thing that surprise

tomorrow night, join me with gillian anderson and janelle james, and music from maxwell.w york times" sunday night. she plays "the first lady" in a in series for showtime. say hello to viola davis. ♪ >> jimmy: so you look great. i like that suit you have there. that's nice. >> thank you very much. someone dressed me today, and i'm glad it fit. i turn 56, and i don't know what fits anymore. >> jimmy: is that when it hit, 56? >> that's when it hit. everything gets wider, bulgier, and here's the thing. i work out. >> jimmy: maybe you should stop, you know. [ laughter ] >> look at me, and i work out. i get on the scale, i look at it, i look at it, i get back off, i get back on. i get off. and then i'll even take a hair pin out of my hair. i'll put it on the side. i get back on. and by that time i'm mad as hell. >> jimmy: you got to get rid of that scale. it's not telling you what you want to hear. >> i'm telling you. >> jimmy: i somehow gained 5 1/2 pounds this weekend. i don't know how it happened. but according to my scale, 5.5 pounds. i don't think that's even possible. >>

it iraq's boss to chose lot gate didn't get much of a mention that put this off it. >> that was janeleporting for us tonight. the grammy awards are returning tomorrow. the ceremony is going to take place in front of a full live audience and a new location, though they're going to be in las vegas. it's the first time the ceremonies will not take place in la or new york since 1973 tomorrow's show will also honor late foo fighters. drummer taylor hawkins. he died last week. and prior to that tragedy, the foo fighters were scheduled to perform at the grammys. the group is nominated for 3 awards, vallejo native and singer her is also expected to perform. still ahead tonight at better level or lovers will need to check their pantries jars. >> are being recalled. and in sports, the warriors. well, they were looking down and out for the 5th straight game. kate rooney will tell us how they made that come back. she's live from the chase she's live from the chase center next. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her..

thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> the manhunt is over. the search for the suspected subway shooter ended peacefully would the incident. police arrested frank james in manhattan. investigators spent more than 24 hours looking for him after connecting him to a shooting on that moving subway yesterday morning in brooklyn. chris pollone has the details on how he was captured. >> reporter: in new york, the news an anxious city had been waiting to hear. >> he was stopped and arrested by members of the new york city police department. >> reporter: they arrested 62 yield frank james in manhattan. this picture was taken shortly after they took him into custody. a tip to the hotline led to them taking into custody. police say he called the tip line himself. >> he has been taken into custody without incident. he will be charged with committing yesterday's horrible crime in brooklyn. >> reporter: after examining clues left behind at the crime scene, including the key to a rented van, a .9-millimeter handgun, they concluded james was their lone suspec

janelle, what's sort of the differences between what you saw in romania and what you are seeing now inthat's true for all the countries but still there are more than 100,000 people coming per day seeking safety from ukraine. here in poland red cross medical teams are at train stations and are still triage serious medical cases and providing first aids and things like that. right now what we are seeing people are arriving who have less resources who didn't want to leave in the first place, of course, nobody does, but these are people who are hesitant to leave and more needs of people coming across. jacqui: what are some of the needs that we might not think of? i know there's an issue of potentially sim cards, wheelchairs, strollers, pregnant women are having a particularly hard time. >> that's right, so when people come across the border, a lot of them are carrying what only they could drag in a suitcase and so a lot of people have tons of needs, some need wheelchairs as soon as they cross the border or walkers, other people want to get in touch with their family members back home, mayb

thanks for joining us, i'm janelle wang. >> the manhunt is over.for the suspected subway shooter ended peacefully would the incident. police arrested frank james in manhattan. investigators spent more than 24 hours looking for him after connecting him to a shooting on that moving subway yesterday morning in brooklyn. chr

janell components mission. you know, we're doing a concert on portland saturday as a city emerges from the pandemic evergreen, san francisco is inviting cannabis enthusiast as well as people who are cannabis curious to come and learn about the city's history with the plant. the 4.20 festival will be coming back to robin williams park for the first time since the covid pandemic started. and on the same week as evergreens events, scott says the goal isn't to steal for 20 thunder, but rather offer an educational space outside of hippie hill. i've never had to break up a fight. with a bunch of people smoking week. >> i have multiple times with people reckon and >> a week's worth of events throughout the 49 square miles of san francisco with the goal of making the city, the cannabis capital of the country read tourism is expanding its crop. >> and it's it is something that san francisco has the opportunity to lead. you know it in the united states evergreen, san francisco will run from april 16 to the 24th. we have

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janel forte has the latest on the investigations there. >> this easter holiday, gun violence rocking the u.s. all my 2 mass shootings in south carolina over the weekend. her more than 20 people, the first saturday gunfire erupting at a busy mall in the state capital of columbia. >> 9 people shot another 5 injured in the mayhem police arrested. 22 year-old rain price in the aftermath. we don't believe this was random. >> i think it's very important in situations like this. we believe the individuals that were armed, each other there are some the conflict that occurred as result of the gun. far the second shooting at a bar in hampton county. at least 9 people shot there in pennsylvania. another mass shooting. >> this time it air bnb house party in pittsburgh, the majority of the victims, young people, sadly. >> i'm going to. those the age of 18. and we had a visual a's. and and indiana. one man was killed and 2 others hurt. >> in a shooting outside of an indianapolis popeye's. >> the string of shootings come as the biden administration faces pressure to take more steps to combat a nati

tonight, gillian anderson, janelle james, and music from syml. with cleto and the cletones.> jimmy: thank you. oh, that's very nice. thank you. hi, everyone. welcome. thanks for coming. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching the show and thank you for joining us here in hollywood, califoria, where we're hard at work but not for long. this -- i don't know, maybe i'm crazy, but this to me is puzzling. there is a bill working its way through the state legislature

janell components to mission. and you know, we're doing a concert on saturday. fisherman's wharf will host a book signing with the underground bakery, sticky fingers brownies provided pot brownies during the aids crisis. this hot brown, his movement in san francisco started fisherman's wharf in nearly 7 years as a city emerges from the pandemic evergreen, san francisco is inviting cannabis enthusiast as well as people who are cannabis. curious to come and learn about the city's history with the plant. before 20 festival will be coming back to robin williams park for the first time since the covid pandemic started. and on the same week as evergreens events, scott says the goal isn't to steal for 20 thunder, but rather offer an educational space outside of hippie hill. i never had to break up a fight. with a bunch of people smoking week. i have multiple times with people reckon a week's worth of events throughout the 49 square miles of san francisco with the goal of making the city a cannabis capital of the country read tourism is expanding its crop and it's. it i

i'm janelle wang. >> i'm raj matthew. you will be facing challenges here. soaring gas prices and airline staffing shortages. adding to that, covid cases on the rise. here is alice barr tracking it all from washington, d.c. >> reporter: headed into a busy holiday weekend a few roadblocks posing challenges for travelers. soaring gas prices bringing extra pain to that road trip. >> too high now. getting higher and higher. >> reporter: air travel is seeing its own price hikes. >> airports are busier than ever and planes are full and there are less routes and less staff. the prices are going if go up. >> reporter: over the past sa has screened 2.1 million passengers a day, up a million since last year. some airlines are cutting back. jetblue reducing its schedule by as much as 10%. as the travel industry struggles to recover from the pandemic renewed reminders that it's still not over. the cdc extending the federal mask mandate for air travel and public transportation until at least may 3rd. >> i think they are useless. >> i understand to err on side of caution.

north european stability would be jeopardized by the possible session of finland and sweden, to nato. janelle, considering applying for membership it's no secret that the territories of these states have long been claimed by nato. with large scale military exercise is being held that the motives of the alliance are clear. but it's unclear while bull take region neighbors, finland, and sweden want to turn into a new frontier of confrontation between the nato block and russia. the negative consequences for peace and stability in northern europe. obvious earlier, moscow also stated that if that a session does happen, russia will have to reinforce the baltic sea region by deploying nukes in his european ex, clave kalynne and grad in order to restore in order to quote, restore the balance. nato expansion goes against russian security concerns, which were highlighted during talks before the war and ukraine begun, but were dismissed by western powers. while during the cold war, these countries alongside austria, island, and switzerland decided not to join political and military alliances. however, i

have begun returning to the northern ukrainian city of cheney have, which has been all but destroyed janelle was besieged by russian forces for 5 weeks . those who stayed have been without fresh water, electricity, heating, and aid. about $285000.00 people lived there, but at least half the population fled the invasion. oppose, you know, it was the roof and damaged buildings can be restored, but it's hard to overcome. the mental shock there are neighbors standing there. a poor woman still can't go outside the basement, although it's relatively calm here. i don't know how much time will pass until my mother will get bitter psychologically. i can't talk about it without breaking into tears. more than 5000 people have been killed to marry paul. that's the latest tally from the mer. since the city came under heavy russian bombardment, tens of thousands of people remained stranded in the port city. they've been without much food, water, or electricity for weeks. the european union stopped it from that, says mary paul has become another aleppo, a reference to the syrian city which russian forces h

reporter janel forte has the details. >> yet another weekend of travel woes as the airline industry findself once again grappling with staffing shortages amid a surge in demand, there's no wiggle room in anyone's sort of staffing list. so if something goes wrong, you know the whole house of cards comes crumbling down, hit the hardest. this go around boston based jetblue airways saturday. the carrier canceled 191 flights roughly 18% of its schedule. nearly half of its flights. 479 in total had delays today, painting a similar picture, according to flightaware by spore 30 eastern jetblue. it already canceled 145 flights delayed. >> 345 other side >> last week jetblue announced $1000 bonus to flight attendants who don't call out from work through the end of may. plus an extra 100 bucks tripling in an open flights. now the kerry are taking a step further saying it's trimming its summer schedule by as much as 10% to avoid further travel disruptions. the move comes on the heels of alaska airlines announcing a similar measure. the seattle based carriers canceling 2% of its flights to the end of

tomorrow morning on "sunday today," my conversation with innovative musician, author, and actor janelle monae. a familiar face from appearances in hit film like "moonlight" and "hidden figures," but known best for her grammy-nominated music and a one-of-a-kind style that was on full display during our interview. was there ever pressure along your rise to be someone else? oh, you should maybe dress this way or make songs for the radio, all that. >> yeah. >> if so, how did you ignore that? >> everybody things they're smart. some people have really great ideas. i just trusted me. i think i had some meetings where i got told no. i was just like, okay, well, if i'm going to walk in a room, i at least want to be told no when i was being my authentic self. >>> plus, another life well lived when "sunday today" airs at 6:00 a.m. in the bay area. if you're not up at that hour on a sunday, we get it, just set the dvr. we will see you whenever you're ready for us. kira. >> thanks, willie. we hope you catch "sunday today with willie geist" from 6:00 and 7:00 tomorrow. then stay on for "today in the

next week, a new sunday sitdown with music star and now author janelle monae, featuring the single greatest a conversation about her remarkable rise as the daughter of a custodian and sanitation worker to become one of the most original voices in all of music. >> good morning. waking up to 51 degrees in san francisco, and the temperature trend by 11:00 in the upper 50s and topping out in mid-50s in san jose and chillier through here at 49 degrees, but we will be warming up into the upper 60s and low to mid-70s and maybe a couple of interior 80s. and there is a beach hazard in place until 9:00 p.m. >>> ahead, our high and lows, including the real estate market that had house sell for over asking, despite it warned of a squatter in the basement. we will explain. >>> harry smith visits the star actor with autism who has found himself by getting lost in character. we will be right back on "sunday today." and tonight's winning number, 43 yes! noooo... quick, the quicker picker upper! bounty picks up messes quicker and is 2x more absorbent, so you can use less. bounty, the quicker picker upper. ♪

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reporter janel forte has details. >> yet another weekend of travel woes as the airline industry findself once again grappling with staffing shortages amid a surge in demand, there's no wiggle room in anyone's sort of staffing list. so if something goes wrong, you know that the whole house of cards comes crumbling down, hit the hardest. this go around boston based jetblue airways saturday. the carrier canceled 191 flights roughly 18% of its schedule. nearly half of its flights. 479 in total had delays today, painting a similar picture, according to flightaware by spore 30 eastern jetblue. it already canceled 145 flights delayed. >> 345 other side >> last week jetblue announced $1000 bonus to flight attendants who don't call out from work through the end of may. plus an extra 100 bucks for pulling in an open flights. now the kerry are taking a step further saying it's trimming its summer schedule by as much as 10% to avoid further travel disruptions. the move comes on the heels of alaska airlines announcing a similar measure. the seattle based carriers canceling 2% of its flights to the

you know, larry, that's a mission educate janell components to mission. and, you know, we're doing a concert on saturday. fisherman's wharf will host a book signing with the underground bakery, sticky fingers brownies provided pot brownies during the aids crisis. this hot brown, his movement. >>in san francisco started fisherman's wharf in nearly 7 years as a city emerges from the pandemic evergreen, san francisco is inviting cannabis enthusiast as well as people who are cannabis. curious to come and learn about the city's history with the plant. >>before 20 festival will be coming back to robin williams park for the first time since the covid pandemic started. and on the same week as evergreens events, scott says the goal isn't to steal for 20 thunder, but rather offer an educational space outside of hippie hill. >>i've never had to break up a fight. with a bunch of people smoking week. i have multiple times with people for the >>a week's worth of events throughout the 49 square miles of san francisco with the goal of making the city, the cannabis capita

fast for janelle president biden's official white house position is hunter biden question regards barely asking me questions about this business dealings really underscores the hypocrisy of all of this. i'm the reason to look at all this, the intelligence shows this. it is why when we talk about interference in elections or trying to influence elections what happened with hunter biden's laptop in the weeks before the election was a coordinated effort to give information about hunter and joe biden's business tilt with foreign officials and countries are on his laptop, to mislead the american people about those things. i think it is important i think it's really a great thing this investigation is ongoing with the u.s. attorney in delaware we are seeing increasingly hunter biden's transactions with joe biden on others to pedal influence as you talked about are being investigated. the question is, at the end of the day if they want to bring serious foreign corrupt practices act, antibribery allegations against hunter biden, they're going to have to get the permission of the attorney general

today, actress, recording artist, and author, janelle monae.and ryan seacrest! >> ryan: morning! hey. hi. >> kelly: hi. >> ryan: good to see you. >> kelly: thanks. thanks a lot. >> ryan: good morning, guys. it's tuesday, april 19th.

janell components to mission. and you know, we're doing a concert on portland saturday.herman's wharf will host a book signing with the underground bakery, sticky fingers brownies provided pot brownies during the aids crisis. this pot brownies movement. >> in san francisco started fisherman's wharf in nearly 7 years as a city emerges from the pandemic evergreen, san francisco is inviting cannabis enthusiast as well as people who are cannabis. curious to come and learn about the city's history with the plant. before 20 festival will be coming back to robin williams park for the first time since the covid pandemic started. and on the same week as evergreens events, scott says the goal isn't to steal for 20 thunder, but rather offer an educational space outside of hippie hill. i've never had to break up a fight. with a bunch of people smoking week. >> i have multiple times with people and >> a week's worth of events throughout the 49 square miles of san francisco with the goal of making the city, the cannabis capital of the country. great tourism is expanding its crop. >> a

holly, debbie, janel, debbie, tabitha and hello rich in ohio.monica retiring after 31 years as a high school counselor in syracuse, new york. thank you both for what you do. and monique with our very own jenna bush hager posing for a selfie. send us your picture with a mug and get your mug online at when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. >>> good morning. it is sunday, april 3rd, 7:00 on the dot, as we take a live look outside from treasure island. looks beautiful looking toward san francisco. a little cloud cover there as we look ahead to a cooler day.

janell components to mission. and you know, we're doing a concert on portland saturday.herman's wharf will host a book signing with the underground bakery, sticky fingers brownies provided pot brownies during the aids crisis. this brownies movement in san francisco. >> started fisherman's wharf in nearly 7 years as a city emerges from the pandemic evergreen, san francisco is inviting cannabis enthusiast as well as people who are cannabis curious to come and learn about the city's history with the plant. >> before 20 festival will be coming back to robin williams park for the first time since the covid pandemic started. and on the same week as evergreens events, scott says the goal isn't to steal for 20 thunder, but rather offer an educational space outside of hippie hill. i've never had to break up a fight. with a bunch of people smoking week. i have multiple times with people a week's worth of events throughout the 49 square miles of san francisco with the goal of making the city, the cannabis capital of the country read tourism is expanding its crop and it's. it is som

many heading out for spring break are now scrambling to find new flight correspondent janel forte haswhat changes. they're lines are making to prevent disruptions to summer travel. >> yet another weekend of travel woes as the airline industry finds itself once again grappling with staffing shortages amid a surge in demand, there's no wiggle room in anyone's sort of staffing list. so if something goes wrong, you know the whole house of cards comes crumbling down, hit the hardest. this go around boston based jetblue airways saturday. the carrier canceled 191 flights roughly 18% of its schedule. nearly half of its flights. 479 in total had delays, according to flightaware by spore 30 eastern jetblue, it already canceled 145 flights and delayed. >> 345 other side >> last week jetblue announced $1000 bonus to flight attendants who don't call out from work through the end of may. plus an extra 100 bucks for limit on open flights. now the kerry are taking a step further saying it's trimming its summer schedule by as much as 10% to avoid further travel disruptions. the move comes on the heels

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janell components to mission. and you know, we're doing a concert on portland saturday.ed, tourism is expanding its and its. it is something that san francisco has the opportunity to lead. you know it in the united states. >> yeah. well, the cities long love affair with marijuana began way back in 1996 when the state was the first in the nation to allow medical cannabis. recreational cannabis was legalized 20 years later. the event is going to run from april 16th through the 24th and we have a link to the full schedule of events on our website at kron 4 dot com. >> its 7.37 and the u.s. is releasing 1 million barrels of oil per day from reserves. an energy expert says going take a while, the 3 or 4 weeks. he's thinking before those prices begin to trickle down. we see in effect and prices at the pump. severin borenstein is a professor at uc berkeley school of business and he says that now is the right time to release the reserves. he says it is going to have an impact on president putin and pressure the russian president. >> well, lower revenues flowing to russia and mak

the last few weeks now i've been meeting with chief scott and senior members of his staff as well as janelood from dpa to discuss our dg oh, what our policy will be to address the issue of racial disparities in our stop and search data. i think things have been going really well and i'm encouraged by the engagement that i've seen both from dpa and the department i think we're really listening to each other. we've made a lot of progress and you can see kind of week by week the policy improving so i just want to give the public an update on that and i think tentatively we said we would again dies it for the first meeting in may. so we're working towards meetingthat day to roll something out publicly but just wanted to get an update in terms of what's happening outside of the commission . >>thanks for the update, commissioner yanez.>> thank you vice president . i want to thank deanna olivo who is the director of policy and public affairs with the police department who reached out and invited me to participate in the upcoming sojourn trip which is part of the race and reconciliation work that'

. >> so we have one more for you this morning janelle monae recently stat down with willie geist forl my dad was musician and performer and when i went to my grandma's house she was playing the organ and singing in church. so i never had a family that told me that i couldn't do this they always encouraged it and i'm thankful for that. >> catch the full conversation this weekend on sunday "today. >>> first your local news and weather. ♪ >>> -- 8:30 on a friday morning. [cheers and applause great crowd. it's warmed up a lot >>> good morning, it is 8:26, i'm kris sanchez. let's look live over downtown san jose. where national bike month starts on sunday. advocates want to remind everyone bicycling is perfect for everyone and could save you some money. >> if you ride a bike, you can't help but have a big fat smile on your face. it makes you a happy person. you don't have to get to work or where you're going stressed out sitting in traffic and being in a car. and importantly riding a bike is good for your pocket book. >> sunday is the viva kia sj, the version of open streets. city will cl

the last few weeks now i've been meeting with chief scott and senior members of his staff as well as janelood from dpa to discuss our dg oh, what our policy will be to address the issue of racial disparities in our stop and search data. i think things have been going really well and i'm encouraged by the engagement that i've seen both from dpa and the department i think we're really listening to each other. we've made a lot of progress and you can see kind of week by week the policy improving so i just want to give the public an update on that and i think tentatively we said we would again dies it for the first meeting in may. so we're working towards meetingthat day to roll something out publicly but just wanted to get an update in terms of what's happening outside of the commission . >>thanks for the update, commissioner yanez.>> thank you vice president . i want to thank deanna olivo who is the director of policy and public affairs with the police department who reached out and invited me to participate in the upcoming sojourn trip which is part of the race and reconciliation work that'