>> good morning, keira. and you know, it is a little cloudy right now to start, but at least the last of that rain is clearing out just in time to go out and enjoy our weekend. and yes, it is definitely cold, especially up to the north bay. look at ukiah, 34. napa, 35 degrees right now as you head out the door. in santa rosa, 37. even in los gatos, 38 degrees. let's take a look at doppler radar. you can see that rain has made its exit and we're going to get drying conditions ahead. and also partially clearing skies by this afternoon. temperatures will climb eventually into the upper 50s, but right now in the north bay, you could even see some patchy frost on your windshield. as you head out early this morning, i'll talk about that, the first day of spring, what we've got going on ahead coming up in just a few minutes. >> we'll see you in about 15. vianey, thanks so much. >>> we begin this morning with breaking news out of dallas, texas, where one person is dead and five others are injured inside a nightclub

>> good morning, keira. you know, it is a little cloudy right now to start, but at least the last of that rain is clearing out just in time to go out and enjoy our weekend. and yes, it is definitely cold, especially up to the north bay. look at

keira?> we'll see you then, vianey. thank you so much. reducing the social distancing gap in the classroom. now schools across the bay area may be able to allow more kids in their classrooms because the cdc says schools no longer to keep desks six feet apart. students can safely fit 3 feet apart and that could allow schools to double their class size. is it really safe, though? we spoke with dr. deon maldonado with stanford. >> i'm a pediatrician and working in academy with the academy of american pediatrics feel that this is really good news for children. these are real-world studies, looking at real-world children and teachers and where they're open in all of these other states, we are just not seeing infections. >> dr. maldonado says kids will feed to maintain wearing their masks and washing their hands. >>> happening today, asian american groups in san jose are calling on the public to help patrol japantown and keep the community safe. the group, japan town prepared is holding a virtual

keira walsh scored a late winner for them as they beat everton1—0, third placed manchester united werethere were also good wins for arsenal and brighton. there's a new name to watch out for in british athletics — teenager keeley hodgkinson is the new european indoor champion in the 800 metres. she was racing in herfirst major senior championships, and only turned 19 this week making her britain's youngest athlete to win european gold since 1970. hodgkinson beat off competition from two polish athletes to win the title in a reduced field of six in the final. i'm only 19 and i am still learning. and there are still things i'm going to learn. ijust i just wanted to ijust wanted to keep my same relaxed state that i had in the semi, you know? we talked about that, don't change anything in the final. you don't want to make a mistake. i really believed in myself, because if i don't, who else is going to? britain's andy pozzi just missed out on gold in the 60 metres hurdles. pozzi's won this title before but he was beaten by a hundredth of a second on the line by france's vil—hem bel—oss—ion.

last year, i was sponsored £5 per villager if i could squeeze a whole daniel craig, keira knightly andy? yeah. is that what people want? yes, they want social realism. do they? 0k. yeah. and catherine tate's nanjoins james bond for a secret briefing, so secret, all that's been released so far is this one photo. this is pretty funny. the money raised by comic relief will be used to support those who have been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. but the night's other aim is to simply make people laugh. colin patterson, bbc news. well, andi 0sho is one of the other comedians who are taking part in the festivities and shejoins us now. lovely to see you, we need a laugh. you are right there. what are you going to be doing? a distinctly musical flavour? brute what are you going to be doing? a distinctly musical flavour?- distinctly musical flavour? we will see. the distinctly musical flavour? we will see- the idea _ distinctly musical flavour? we will see. the idea is _ distinctly musical flavour? we will see. the idea is that _ distinctly musical flavour? we will see. the idea is that

keira lawrence has a learning disability, she was nervous about getting vaccinated so on the day, toldld the nurse.— getting vaccinated so on the day, told the nurse. i told her| did not like needles _ told the nurse. i told her| did not like needles and _ told the nurse. i told her| did not like needles and sheep _ told the nurse. i told her| did not like needles and sheep prepared l told the nurse. i told her| did not| like needles and sheep prepared it away from me and she came from behind me and as she was doing it, my husband was there to talk to me and distract me. my message for those people who are afraid of having the jab is don't be worried, don't be scared,.— don't be scared,. there are calls for millions _ don't be scared,. there are calls for millions more _ don't be scared,. there are calls for millions more vulnerable - don't be scared,. there are calls . for millions more vulnerable people with underlying health conditions to follow her lead. more than 7 million people are in group six and have been prioritised because they are more likely to become seriously unwell fro

keira lawrence has a learning disability, she was nervous about getting vaccinated so on the day, tolde and as she was doing it, my husband was there to talk to me and distract me. my message for those people who are afraid of having the jab is don't be worried, don't be scared. there are calls for millions more vulnerable people with underlying health conditions to follow her lead. more than 7 million people are in group six and have been prioritised because they are more likely to become seriously unwell from coronavirus. the group includes those with underlying health conditions like cancer and heart disease, their carers and people with learning disabilities. as part of a renewed call to help some of the most vulnerable, leading charities, including mencap, have published an open letter urging them to consider booking their coronavirus jab. overall more than 23 million people have now been vaccinated, but there still a long way to go. but there is still a long way to go. this morning, the republic of ireland announced it was suspending using the oxford astrazeneca jab afterfour peo

what, keira. >> reporter: good morning, alisyn. it does mean it's ramping up.eventh time with prosecutors from the manhattan's district attorney's office. cohen started talking to them when he was in prison facilitating those hush money payments on behalf of former president donald trump, but in the past recent weeks, his meetings have increased in frequency and he has gone in now for the servant time. cohen is someone of interest to prosecutors because he was involved in the hush money payments, which is an area they're investigating. he also testified before congress, you might remember, saying that the former president had manipulated his financial statements in inflating the value of his asseting when dealing with banks and insurance companies and deflating the value when it came time to pay taxes. prosecutors are interested in speaking to michael cohen about this. he knows how the company works. he's the former president's fixer. he knows the relationships between the president and his chief financial officer, allen weisselberg. this is a financial investi

daniel craig, keira knightly and olivia colman are among those taking part in a socially distant comickle hunger, homelessness, domestic abuse and mental health. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson reports. this is the first socially distanced comic relief. red nose day will be different this year. we know that it's hard financially for so many people right now. but we'd love you to join us, even if it's just to share a laugh. tonight's show will be shorter, only three hours, but the vicar of dibley returns with a special message. last year, i was sponsored £5 per villager if i could squeeze a whole granny smith into my mouth. job done. while david tennant and michael sheen take part in an historical version of their lockdown hit staged. i'm going to write about this. about the plague? yeah _ is that what people want? yeah, they want social realism. do they? 0k. yeah. and catherine tate's nanjoins james bond for a secret briefing, so secret, all that's been released so far is this one photo. this is pretty funny. the money raised by comic relief will be used to support those

keira walsh with a late winner for city, in second, who beat everton1—0, manchester united were 3—0 winnersw them and the league leaders chelsea 2—0 up, sam kerr with the first. in cricket, england's women have continued their run of fine form, completing a clean sweep over new zealand in the t20 series, to add to their one—day triumph last month. after setting the home side a victory target of 129, they bowled them out forjust 96. mady villiers took a career best 3—10, and nat sciver wrapped up a 32—run win in wellington. it's brilliant to be able to come out here and play as a group again. we haven't played odis for a year before we did over here so it's brilliant to get over here before the world cup next year and to set us up for the season ahead as well. we've, yeah, a couple of series and the hundred as well, so, yeah, we've got a big 12 months coming up. britain's andy pozzi just missed out on gold in the 60 metre hurdles at the european indoor athletics championships. pozzi has won this title before but he was beaten by 100th of a second on the line by france's wilhem belocian. it w

daniel craig, keira knightly and olivia colman are amongst those taking part in tonight's socially distant just to share a laugh. tonight's show will be shorter, only three hours, but the vicar of dibley returns with a special message. last year, i was sponsored £5 per villager if i could squeeze a whole granny smith into my mouth. job done. while david tennant and michael sheen take part in an historical version of their lockdown hit staged. i'm going to write about this. about the play? yeah. is that what people want? yes, they want social realism. do they? 0k. yeah. and catherine tate's nanjoins james bond for a secret briefing, so secret, all that's been released so far is this one photo. this is pretty funny. the money raised by comic relief will be used to support those who have been hardest hit by the coronavirus pandemic. but the night's other aim is to simply make people laugh. colin patterson, bbc news. now it's time for a look at the weather with matt taylor. hello there. not often i get to say this, but yesterday, scotland and iceland were among the warmest parts of europe. we

and then keira got on to t"the closer" and she had a seven or eight-year run there she was having an hat into the ring within two weeks, i read four of the best scripts i had read in years, pilot scripts >> reporter: soon came a golden globe for "taking chance." >> i'm glad i made the move. i don't think i could see a world where i'd never do television. >> reporter: bacon's is an enviable career. but in whose footsteps did he most want to follow? not pacino, redford, or de nero. when you're that kid in the '70s doing whatever just to get that shot. >> yeah. >> who did you see yourself as like, something like this guy? >> meryl streep. i'm serious. work, she does one part, another part, and it is like barely to be able to put on these different hats and become different people >> reporter: does she know this? >> i don't know if i've ever told her that. i don't know if i have told her, she probably went, there's a long list of you, pal started out wanting to be me >> reporter: what a great hang could have stayed there all day. "city on a hill" comes back to showtime for season two on

daniel craig, keira knightly and olivia colman are amongst the stars taking part in tonight's sociallyic relief. the star—studded night on bbc one will raise money to tackle hunger, homelessness, domestic abuse and mental health stigma. our entertainment correspondent colin paterson has been finding out what's in tonight's show. this is the first socially distanced comic relief. red nose day will be different this year. we know that it's hard financially for so many people right now. but we'd love you to join us, even if it's just to share a laugh. tonight's show will be shorter, only three hours, but the vicar of dibley returns with a special message. last year, i was sponsored £5 per villager i could squeeze a whole granny smith into my mouth. job done. while david tennant and michael sheen take part in an historical version of their lockdown hit staged. i'm going to write about this. about the play? yeah. is that what people want? yes, they want social realism. do they? 0k. yeah. and catherine tate�*s nanjoins james bond for a secret briefing, so secret, all that's been released so

keira walsh scored the only goal as second placed manchester city beat everton. i'm going to learn. but ijust wanted to keep my same relaxed state that i did through the heats and the semi, you know. we been talked about that, just don't change anything for the final, you don't want to make a mistake. i really believed in myself, because i don't, who else is going to? big hitting bryson de chambeau beat lee westwood to win the arnold palmer invitaional in florida last night. westwood was unlucky to land his ball in a divot on the final hole. he didn't drop a shot but still finished one behind the american who showed his power best when he drove straight across the water to take a huge shortcut on a par five and was just short of the green. incredible power in that shot. that's all the sport for now. faraz khan is a physics teacher at grey court school in richmond and claire quansah is a mother to two boys — reuben who is 12 and isaac who is 5. and i'm alsojoined by brandon kristian biddiss, who is a student from surrey. are you ready with testing? yes, we are rea

keira has had her third child during the covid era, but many of her relatives haven't met her daughternions to be possible in the summer. she will be one injuly and ijust think that her party, hopefully, it is going to be a big celebration of her birth and her first year. the past 12 months have brought challenges and changes here. sarah has just opened a coffee hut, because her hair salon has been closed for so long. she says reopening will take some preparation. with people not having their hair done for so long, we nearly need double the product, double the time. so, really, notice is the best thing the assembly could give us. the number of positive tests, hospital admissions and deaths have been falling in this part of the uk. but ministers in the devolved government are stressing that restrictions will be eased slowly, cautiously and, they hope, permanently. a brighter spring is beckoning, but it is thought the plan will not include firm dates for relaxing the rules. chris page, bbc news in county antrim. it looks lovely there but pretty cold out and about this morning. good morni

keira walsh scored the only goal as second placed manchester city beat everton. turned 19 last week, and in herfirst international event won the 800 metres at the european indoor championships. great britain's 12 medals in poland meant they finished third overall. she was 19 four days ago. congratulations to her. incredible. stayed up a bit too late last night watching the gulf. i thought lee westwood was going to win the arnold palmer but he got undone. are you disappointed you didn't —— we didn't show those pictures to remind you? fin we didn't show those pictures to remind you?— we didn't show those pictures to remind you? on the 18th hole he drove his shot _ remind you? on the 18th hole he drove his shot into _ remind you? on the 18th hole he drove his shot into a _ remind you? on the 18th hole he drove his shot into a divot. - remind you? on the 18th hole he drove his shot into a divot. he i drove his shot into a divot. he needed a birdie to tie things up and he couldn't get it. disappointed again. did he couldn't get it. disappointed aaain. , , ., he couldn'