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here's the thing, kristen.one's trying to explain it to you, and you're mad about it! come on, kristen! ♪ >> you don't tell me about macaroni, man. i invented macaroni. >> seth: madder! take it back! take it back! angrier, kristen! >> don't [ bleep ] tell me about macaroni, bro. i invented macaroni. >> seth: one more time, but this time i need to believe it. >> i think i'm done. [ laughter ] i think we should check the -- >> seth: kristen, right? that is your name. >> sometimes. >> so you were in a movie called "adventureland." you played, i think, lizzie borden. [ laughter ] so anyway, this is based on "adventureland." it took place at an amusement park. i don't have to tell you. you were in it. so we're going to throw darts. they're going to pop balloons ideally, and each balloon is going to have a corresponding shot we have to take. are you ready for this? >> yeah. >> seth: okay. >> no! >> seth: yeah. shot glass full of nerds. >> oh, this is like you're trying to kill me. >> seth: well no. it's just nerds. y

well, she's amazing in everything kristen wiig is here tonight [ cheers and applause gosh, i love kristennow >> jimmy: she's fantastic in "palm royale," yeah. plus, you just saw him, he's a a four-time grammy winner. four time grammy winner, whose new album "blue electric light" is out may 24th, lenny kravitz is here tonight! [ cheers and applause "blue electric light!" [ cheers and applause we'll be talking to lenny, and then performing -- he's gonna perform later in the show and just rock everyone's socks off just gonna - [ scattered cheers ] yeah everybody leaving here with no socks. >> steve: are you serious? >> jimmy: yes, he guarantees that >> steve: are you going to be selling socks outside? >> jimmy: no, they're giving 'em away for free, man >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: just recycle them. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: yeah, that's what it's all about uh, guys, sometimes it can be hard to say goodbye, but sometimes you have to. and there are a few things i'd like to say goodbye to right now. it's time for "go on, git! [ cheers and applause ♪ go on git go on gi go on go on go on git ♪ ♪ [ la

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i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us today. president biden is in nevada and arizona, where he's announcing latinos. cohen, biden, harris. recent polls like this new york times siena college poll from last month shows trump currently ahead with latino voters with 48% over biden's 43. that is, if the contest were held today. now this is a huge change from four years ago, when biden won latino voters 2 to 1 over trump. joining us live now to talk about the courting of the latino vote and why it matters. cristian arana, vice president of civic power and policy at the latino community foundation. hi, cristian. >> hey, kristen. how's it going? >> it's going great. thank you so much for making the time to chat with us today. because of the biden initiative, how important will latino voters be in this presidential election? >> well, latino voters are going to be decisive for this election. there's a reason why president biden is visiting nevada and arizona today, because he understands that the latino vote is going to be consequential

like we got into it, kristen >> yeah, we did go deep, yeah.ing about it [ laughter ] >> seth: i think we're good. i don't think we embarrassed ourselves. >> you don't have -- anxiety about anything we did or said? >> seth: i will say like at midnight i sat bolt upright and went "no!" [ laughter ] but that was it, that was it, just the one time. >> i like to have that effect on people you should always sort of -- >> seth: i will say like i'm jealous of people that are friends with you that get to maybe go out and have a few drinks, because i feel like you're -- you did not strike me as someone who gets sloppy i think you likeh -- you use it as a time to like, let's get into it. >> i go too hard [ laughter ] for too long >> seth: have you been -- i mean, i'm a little hung over i admit i'm a little hung over are you? >> you had children to contend with that -- >> seth: yeah, i did that was the thing i was talking to you backstage and you did wake up four hours later than me. >> i did [ light laughter ] >> seth: and you didn't walk your kids to sc

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kristen >> hela. thank you so much. and so with this now, we have kristen holmes and you, kristen even listening to kayla talk about this record hall that the biden campaign brought in how does the trump campaign try to make up that ground? no we'll yesterday when the biden campaign, cambodian came up with this number for the first time saying they were going to bring in more than $25 shortly afterwards, we started hearing from on background campaign sources. this fundraiser, they're holding next weekend, they plan on bringing in more than that more than $33 now, we of course, would be watching because all of this is public information. they will have to actually file this in these financial disclosures, but we won't know that until the end of next month. but one thing is clear, what we're starting to see with republicans is that they are coming together around donald trump. we'd already reported on this april 6th fundraiser. it is some of the biggest names in gop don't donors as people that had supported other candidat

kristen >> all right. thank you sandhya. >> now to the north bay and abc7 news reporter cornell bernard, who is live in san rafael with the damp details. >> hi, cornell. >> yeah. hey. larry and kristen. yeah. super damp right now. and uh- calendar says spring. of course, but winter. not done with us yet. and it looks like a lot of people are out trying to manage all of this rain. one of the good things it is delaying the start of fire. season two. >> the rain is good, but it's too much of rain. >> a dba from novato is ready for spring, but she's feeling winter vibes instead. wet and cold. >> yeah, i was thinking it wasn't going to be raining all the other days. we have been having a beautiful days, but today it's a rainy day and it's a nonstop rain in san rafael. >> this tree crew is busy removing a tall cypress, the oh so delicate job made even more challenging by the storm. >> yes, it's more difficult. it just required us. requires us to be more safe. we. so we have to take it a little bit slower. >> by

well, here we recognizing kristen's for the publication of get me carlucci. and this release is near and dear to our hearts here at the reagan institute because. kristen's father, secretary carlucci, had an outsize impact on the reagan administration serving in a variety of roles both terms. now, before serving in the reagan administration, frank carlucci enjoyed, an illustrious and diverse career in the foreign service in cold war hotspots, really across the globe in the 1960s, he was a political and a nixon and foreign ministrations he was ambassador to portugal during a particularly tumultuous of time he was deputy of the central intelligence agency during their careers and. he was caspar weinberger is reagan's first secretary of defee deputy the department of defense during the first term and then served president reagan's national security advisor and then secretary of defense in the second term resume unlike pretty much anyone else, few could compare what secretary carlucci did during those years of government service. now, secretary carlucci is remembe

i'm kristen sze, and i'm dan ashley. >> thanks for joining us. just an outpouring of grief continued today in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. a crash there, as we said, killed three members of the same family over the weekend. a driver has been arrested. >> a couple and their two children were just waiting at the bus stop near muni's west portal station when an suv plowed into them. the only survivor of that family is an infant who remains hospitalized. >> abc seven news reporter cornell bernard is live in san francisco with the latest developments on this tragedy. cornell >> yeah, dan and christian. just a horrible weekend here in the west portal neighborhood. a vigil for the family killed right here in this corner begins at 5 p.m. uh- friends and family are expected to be here. a small memorial is growing. uh- right here in front of the west portal library. there baby still in the hospital with life threatening injuries today this neighborhood has been rocked again by news that the driver of an suv suv involved in this crash has been

kristen, thank you very much. in our coverage continuing here, i want to go to the democratic governor of colorado jared polis. and thank you very much. i appreciate your time, governor. so you know you hear kristin, that trump's team, they feel good, they feel great legal side of things. they're feeling good they don't believe any trials are going to happen in the federal cases until after the election so you've had a few hours here to digest this. >> do you think the supreme >> court today made the right decision in saying that the trump pass to beyond the ballot in colorado well, tomorrow super tuesday in colorado, of course, other republican ballot are not only donald trump and nikki haley, >> but several people who dropped out after the filing deadlines. so in november, i think the democratic nominee should face the republican nominee. and frankly, if the republican nominee is donald trump, and that seems likely competent colorado, we'll, we'll go for president biden >> but i guess just to try to understand i

kristen holmes begins our coverage. she is outfront live near mar-a-lago in florida and kristen, i know you have been talking to your sources in the trump cane and obviously this is a big win, unanimous from the court where is the trump campaign now focusing? >> well their, focus really is on the general election. i mean, they want to enter this week feeling very optimistic, both politically and legally, talk about what happens next. legally well, first of all, playing those clips was really something it's very striking to see how donald trump talks about the court in various different stages, particularly when he is not winning, but today he was very gracious. now he is going into this week, super tuesday. he is poised to win. so many delegates that he becomes just shy. of the gop nomination or when i talked to is various advisers, they say they want to look past anything primary related and focus just on joe biden, just on this general election in fact, there were starting to talk about how he could counterprogram sta

different from what do you make of what these voters are telling kristen? >> you hear a lot of people complaining that they don't like the selection that's been presented to them. rerun of trump versus biden. why don't react to that? always my thinking, this isn't a show that has been cast for your entertainment. this is not some offering from television that you may like or dislike. this is your country >> and the i think the thing that these voters that kristen is talking about are wrestling with the thing that we all need to wrestle with is we feel air on inauguration day. as i said, referring to them, great american tradition of the peaceful transfer of power that great american tradition is now zero years old because the last time there was a violent attempted coup. and when your country has suffered that you have to step up and whether you like the show or don't like the show, whether it is exciting to your udl, fresh or new. it's your country. and i think these people are wrestling with something terrible happened in the united states in 21, somethin

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it's got buzz. >> how about it's got kristen wiig >> jimmy: kristen wiig >> allison janney. >> jimmy:immy: i mean >> come on >> jimmy: but when we both sit next to each other, people can't tell the difference. >> they can't tell you apart [ laughter ] >> jimmy: yeah, they're like, "which one's ricky?" yeah, yeah >> and the maddest rizz of all, carol burnett. >> jimmy: oh, carol burnett. did you freak out? did you freak out working with carol burnett? i love carol burnett >> when she walked into the makeup trailer, i fell to the ground like a weirdo, and just like - >> jimmy: yeah >> i don't know what i was doing. i just like -- i just dropped. >> jimmy: good, yeah >> and she was like, "this woman's insane." but she was so sweet but we did a table read of the first episode. and if you -- you -- if you -- when you watch -- when you watch the show >> jimmy: yeah >> you'll see that carol doesn't have a lot to do >> jimmy: you could say it >> in the -- >> jimmy: she's in a coma. >> she's in a coma >> jimmy: yeah, yeah, yeah [ laughter ] so she -- you can say it she doesn't have a lot to do

yeah, and julian and kristen.oled by those sun breaks, because that's exactly what's going to help to destabilize our atmosphere, bringing the threat of thunder. so let me show you some live views right now from emeryville to pier 39. gray skies, some raindrops on the lens from santa cruz camera to tahoe where it is snowing all right, let's look at live doppler seven. i'm going to take you into the south bay because they have been getting drenched from morgan hill to san martin, church avenue across highway 101, heading into gilroy. watch out the santa cruz area. felton scotts valley, ben lomond, you're beginning to pick up that rain as well. you've had quite the soaker this earlier today in the south bay. as we look at the peninsula and the north bay, you can see light to moderate showers. we're going to press in a little bit tighter here right around brisbane, san bruno, south city, also in the north bay. you will notice mill valley kentfield san rafael getting some showers. as we widen the picture here. this ar

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i'm julian glover and i'm kristen sze. >> right now, some of the heaviest rain is still moving through the bay area. >> you can see some of the heavier patches. there you go. and live doppler seven moving over the south bay, we have abc seven news team coverage with reporter cornell bernard in the north bay. >> but let's begin with meteorologist sandhya patel, who is tracking the conditions right now. sandhya. yeah. >> well, kristen and julian, this good friday is a wet and windy one for many parts of the bay area. let me show you live doppler seven and we'll talk about where the downpours are happening right now in the south bay across morgan hill, san martin highway 101. so if you are commuting through this area or you're getting away for the holiday weekend, it's going to be a little dicey. altamont five 8-80 livermore. seeing some light to moderate showers, very spotty on the peninsula and san francisco. and in the north bay. it is light at this hour across highway 12 napa area. we do have flood advisories for parts of the san mateo county area and also down towards the monterey ba

>> all right, kristen, thanks very much.n me and savannah guthrie and of course kristen for the state of the union address tonight. coverage kicks off at 9:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> now to the breaking news out of california. a united airlines flight making an emergency landing in los angeles after a tire fell off during takeoff. tom costello is with us. tom, this was a boeing 777. >> that's right. united flight 35 was leaving sfo for osaka, japan at 11:35 this morning. this video captured by flight tracking website radar box seems to show the tire coming off one of the plane's main landing gear assemblies, which has a total of six tires. the tire fell into a nearby parking lot below, causing significant damage to the cars that were parked there. nobody injured. the plane, as you said a boeing 777. 249 people on board, then diverted to los angeles, where it landed safely and was met by firefighters. the airline says passengers will be rebooked on another flight to japan tonight as united and the faa investigate why this happ

kristen bakari, matt, great conversation to kick off. super tuesday. i will leave you with this we're announce that i am retired right now it's >> i'm retired from the nfl >> after >> 13 seasons with the philadelphia eagles >> and the city of brotherly love, jason kelce saying goodbye to the game. he loves a seven-time pro bowler, likely future hall of famer. he spent his entire nfl career with the eagles i love him. he thanked his coaches, teammates, fans, family, and notably his brother travis >> there is no chance i'd be here without the bond. travis and i share it's only too poetic. i found my career being fulfilled in the city. of brotherly love i knew that relationship all too well. >> eagles owner jeffrey lurie put it this way. has there ever been a more perfect marrge

kristen. they picked up almost two feet since last night and expecting another 4 to 6ft just overnight. >> that's 2 to 4in per hour. so it is really going crazy up in the mountains and chain controls all over the place. you can see lightning offshore here and we're definitely looking at a little sun out there adding the instability to the atmosphere. here's a look at the sierra nevada where the snow just keeps coming down for the bay area. these thunderstorms are situated offshore, but by about five 530 we could see some of that activity up in santa rosa. closer to home. highway 128 a pretty good downpour for saint helena, lagunitas and woodacre in marin county. looking at that moderate rain you can see just off the coast here, san francisco pacifica looking at some rain moving in over into the east bay highway for pittsburg, antioch and right now, 680 is clear, but taking you down into to the south bay, mount hamilton could see a little snow, their highest elevations through tomorrow. look at

i'm kristen sze that breaking news is from san francisco airport. we can now show you the exact moment that a tire fell off the landing gear of united flight 35 from sfo to osaka around 1130 this morning. did you see that? it just fell right off as soon as it took off. and that is a boeing jet, by the way, this video, courtesy of the cali plane's youtube channel. the tire actually landed in an employee parking lot near the runway. the frightening incident forced the plane to divert to lax, where it made a safe landing around 1:30 p.m. with 235 passengers and 14 crew members on board joining us live now to analyze this mishap that's shaking public confidence in flying. abc news and gma aviation analyst john nance. john, thanks for your time. >> you're welcome. it's good to be with you. yeah. it's not normal i'm sorry. sorry uh. >> let's just show the video again because it is so compelling when you see it that the moment was captured, the tire falling off. help us understand what that tire is a part of its function and how it could fall off. >> well,

>> onbc.n kristen wiig and josh lucas.e elite palm beach society back in the late '60s. while he's away, kristen decides to make herself comfortable in his aunt's luxury mansion. >> i don't like the idea of thinking of you alone in the house with some strange man. >> is your douglas jealous? >> your dougie is worried. >> i can hear you gnawing on your paw. stop! you're not going to have any fingers left. that's funny, who could that be? >> i would prefer if you found accommodation elsewhere. >> i must run, the lady has a caller. >> you're getting carried away! >> i'm the opposite of getting carried away. i am a woman coming into her own. >> maxine? >> please hurry home. i'm having such fun. >> kristen, josh, good morning. >> good morning. >> i was just telling you guys, i'm a few episodes into the series, and i'm not just saying this because you're sitting here, it's well done. it's very, very well done. and the fact that you guys have never played opposite each other, but the chemistry is -- how do we do that? how do we a

ask kristen given? the. fact that since dobbs, almost every referendum, it from kansas and nebraska to michigan has gone a lot of red states has gone pro choice how big an issue is our reproductive rights going to be? in november? >> i think it's going to be a very large issue, i think, especially in these places where it is on the ballot because it will be a reminder to voters as they're voting for these other offices, that this is right there. and it is motivational two pieces of the democratic coalition, like young women who are enormously important to their potential electoral success. so i think this is going to be a big deal. come >> november up next the push to stop. what are the most iconic celebrations, scenes and sports. plus, it's not just for rides and meals anymore. how uber is helping parents teach their teens a lesson about money all that after the break tomorrow, van jones it's home to find out what >> is driving the divide in tennessee politics. >> there has been a very active 20 to 30 year

suzanne. >> so, kristen. larry. in october 2022, census numbers were released, then revealed that san francisco lost more than 6% of its population, 55,000 people moved out of the city in a single year during the pandemic, but the latest census numbers show that san francisco is making a comeback. new census numbers show people are coming back to san francisco. the exodus in the wake of the pandemic is over. >> i think the pandemic has really changed a lot of people's lives, so i'm glad they're coming back. i think that's wonderful. >> according to census bureau data, san francisco's population is up growing between july 2022 and 2023 by about 1200 people to just under 809,000. that's an increase of 0.15. i'm a little surprised at the number, the rebound following a big drop in 2021, shown here with the light blue line as a chef, a lot of my friends had left statewide. california lost more than 75,000 people from 2022 to 2023, but things are starting to turn around, says chef danny mercer, a san francisco resident.

with kristen welker. >>> good morning, i'm kristen welker, breaking news, the criminal case against former fulton county district attorney fani willis who brought georgia's election interference case against trump can stay on the case with big conditions after a motion was made to disqualify her, following accusations she had an improper relationship with a special >>> willis and the prosecutor have acknowledged a relationship, but denied anything improper.r. i want relat to get to our seni legal correspondent, laura jart. . there's a lot at play in today's decision. help us break it down for us, tough language in here as well. >> tough language, indeed, kristen, this is not the result that the district attorney fani willis wanted but it's certainly not the fatal blow that it could have been if donald trump and his co-defendant got their way. let's remember what that original ask was, to have the d.a. removed completely from the case over an alleged ethical conflict of interest, having her then boyfriend, former boyfriend nathan wade, lead the trump prosecution, trump and his co-defendants

let's go over to kristen salumi joins us now from the united nations. first of all, kristin, of quite a unusual message, i guess from know how to frame this from these riley. i'm by so that basically coming pretty much a lot of the prime is you and bodies and organs as being supposes of terrorism. the right to you is rarely ambassador attempting to put the focus on the united nations. and what it describes is it's a complicity with allowing him off to continue operating when the united nations and member states here are really focused on the humanitarian situation, impacting civilians in gaza. this meeting was triggered by a security council veto. the u. s. veto of a resolution that was proposed by algeria calling for an immediate humanitarian ceasefire. and it's actually the 3rd time that the united states vetoed a cease fire resolution in the security council. and what we are seeing in this meeting is uh of increasing isolation on the part of the united states for its position at the un regarding a ceasefire. in earlier votes that the united states ca

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kristen, nikki haley had some pretty sharp words for mr. trump. >> reporter: lester, that's right this is all happening as there are new developments in those legal battles surrounding the former president. the key question is how many potential criminal trials could he face before the election nikki haley told me she thinks they should all begin before november, and today i asked her about what she thinks mr. trump might do if he's re-elected >> do you think donald trump would follow the constitution if he were elected to a second term? >> i don't know. i don't know i mean, you always want to think someone will, but i don't know you know, when you go in and you talk about revenge, when you go and you talk about, you know, vindication, when you go and talk about what does that mean, like, i don't know what that means, and only he can answer for that >> reporter: now, the former president was back in a florida courtroom today with the special counsel in the classified documents case is asking for that trial to begin in july, the week before

kristen welker is moderator of "meet the press." kristen, good morning. it's great to see you.allie said, both campaigns raising a ton of money. president biden had that event at radio city music call with presidents obama and clinton that raised money. trump selling sneakers and now bibles and using some of the money to pay his legal bills. so who has the fund-raising advantage at this early stage? >> willie, happy easter. at this point in time, look, president biden has the fund-raising advantage. he also has more money in his war chest, but we know that money doesn't always translate into victory. what was significant about what we saw this week is it was clear that this is now going to be an all hands on deck effort by democrats to try to get president biden re-elected. the fact you had former presidents obama and clinton joining him for that fund-raising event clearly aimed at energizing the base. and i go back to 2012 when then president obama was in the political fight of his life and former president clinton came out on the campaign trail to make the case for him, that

kristen >> all right. we'll wait to hear what's happening at that news conference, which should be getting underway soon. danny freeman. thank you. >> we'll still ahead. >> russia arrests more journalists >> as wall street journal reporter, evan gershkovich marks one year in detention. president biden is just issued a new threat to moscow, plus how a crumbling insurance market is pricing people out of their homes as companies pull out of entire states refusing the company for anyone, there and fish in the florida keys are spinning in circles until they die. >> what could be >> causing this bizarre behavior? here >> these stories and more coming up this >> our on cnn news central us didn't check. >> we hear nothing. >> the space shuttle accident, it's usually not one thing. it's a series hello. >> is that part of the wing coming apart >> space shuttle columbia, the final flight or mere sunday, april 7 at nine on cnn brought in a juror max protein with 30 grams of protein those who tried be felt more energy

victor kristen. paula reid. >> thanks so much with us now for analysis is semaphore reporter shelby talcott. shelby. hello to you. let's go down the list of cases here because there's obviously a trend. the georgia case has been focused on the relationship of da fani willis for weeks. so it'll be weeks until we hear she's disqualified. trump's federal election subversion case was scheduled to start on monday. that's on hold pending the decision from the supreme court on immunity the florida attorneys now when a hearing on accusations of cooperation between the doj and fbi and other national intelligence agencies if the game is delay, trump is winning >> absolutely. i'm good morning. this is donald trump's entire plan, right? he wants to delay delay, delay as much as possible leading into this 2024 election, which is really interesting because at the same time, he has really made aid his campaign, his presidential campaign, and his legal argument one in the same, he does not have to be in-person at al

kristen, let me start with you. do you think president biden would actually welcome another chance to spar with republican members in the audience tonight e-sharp might last year, most people can forget the first 20 minutes of the speech, which i found to be a little bit low energy, a little bit not really headline-making, but it was at moment when he began to spar and had those back-and-forths over things like social security that he really kind of came to life. and that's the thing everybody saw the day after. so i'm assuming that for biden something like that, if he handles at the same way he did last time, would play to his advantage rather than a speech that is a little sleep year more low-energy. >> and she how he does tonight? so gloria, what stands out to you from what we're learning about what to expect from the president's speech >> well, what stands out to me, wolf, is that the white house seems to be raising expectations about this speech you know, usually when you're in the white house and you want to s

kristen welker is the moderator of "meet the press." kristen, good morning. it is great to see you. we had both candidates now, i think we can fairly say, a two-man race as nikki haley dropped out in georgia yesterday, the president trying to show that vitality, perhaps, that he showed with his state of the union address that put to rest a little bit, maybe temporarily, some of the fears of democrats watching joe biden. are we going to see more of this president out on the trail like we did yesterday? >> willie, i think that is going to be the big question. democrats breathed a collective sigh of relief in the wake of president biden's state of the union address because he had so much energy, he showed so much fight, mixing it up with republicans in real time, drawing a sharp contrast with former president trump whom he referred to as his predecessor more than 13 times, taking on the issue of age head on saying, yes, he may be 81 years old, but he called trump's ideas outdated. so that's where the battle lines are being drawn. he has already hit the campaign trail in pennsylvania, a

>> i'm larry beil indeed i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. and you can see in all our camera shots here from the golden gate bridge to the east bay, it's all pretty cloudy and rainy. >> yeah. pretty gloomy. yeah but a ray of sunshine. sandhya patel always brings. that. and she's here with the forecast. >> i'm so glad i'm a ray of sunshine and not stormy. sandhya, larry and christine, let's take a look at live doppler seven right now. in all seriousness, we're back to winter. as you will notice, an active pattern underway as we speak. we are tracking some rain right now from san francisco heading down the peninsula. i'm going to show you where it is. moderate around airport street between montara and el granada, also in the east bay, kensington, el sobrante, walnut creek, street level radar showing you the wet weather across san rafael, north san pedro road heading into marinwood and on the southern part of our viewing area around los gatos, santa cruz mountains. we are seeing some steady rain right now. all in association with this level one

i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. alameda county health officials are warning that people may have been exposed to measles if they dined this past weekend at a san leandro restaurant. officials say the possible exposure occurred at sons of liberty ale house on saturday, between 4:45 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. this is the second warning this month. 300 people were possibly exposed to measles on march 5th at the uc davis emergency room after a child with the virus was treated there. joining us live now to talk more about the rise in infectious diseases in the bay area and california, ucsf infectious diseases specialist doctor peter chin-hong. doctor chin-hong, nice of you to join us today. >> thanks for having me on, kristen. >> all right. so people want to know how soon after exposure can symptoms start to show with measles. >> yeah. so typically it's anywhere between 7 and 21 days. and that's important because if, for example, there's a kid with measles in the school and other kids have been exposed who are unvaccinated or un

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. >> i'm larry beil and i'm kristen sze. we begin today with that deadly police shooting in pacifica. a woman killed by police this morning after her son says he was shot by his own mother. abc seven news reporter lena howland is live in pacifica with the latest. lena >> we just learned in the last couple of hours that this all started after that man called 911 just before 8:00 this morning. police officers responded and there was a deadly encounter when that man's mother tried to leave the scene. tragedy in pacifica as police investigate a shooting, investigators say a man was shot by his mother inside of the apartment. they shared early wednesday morning, and when she attempted to leave, pacifica, police say she pulled the gun on responding officers. they shot her and she died at the scene, neighbors said. it was so loud they originally thought it was construction work. >> i've never heard gunshots in my life, so i was expecting. everybody says it's a pop, pop, pop like a firework. this was not a pop, pop, pop. it was more

steve, break it all down for us. >> yeah, kristen. well, look. eyes were on michigan this week because of the primary and also because it will be, a, important, maybe the pivotal state in the general election if it is a trump/biden rematch. take a look here. we're giving you the states as they win in 2020 in the trump-biden election. if you re-ran them, remember, the states have different electoral count votes now. some of them do. if you re-ran in 2020, biden will start out with 303 and trump with 235. how did biden win in 2020? he flipped five states that donald trump carried, that was wisconsin, michigan, pennsylvania, georgia, and arizona. so if trump has a path back to the white house, it probably goes through those five states. now take a look, in terms of underscoring the importance of michigan and those three midwest state. if you start with georgia and arizona, they were the two closest in 2020. so let's say, just for the sake of showing you this, that trump is somehow able to flip those states. if he were to get georgia and if he were t

. >> kristen spencer, thank you. the city of san francisco is taking a first step toward reviving a program where the city pays to return unhoused people to their home towns. today, a board of supervisors committee unanimously approved amendments to the city's homeward bound program, initiated in 2004 by then mayor gavin newsom. supervisor asha sapphire says the program needs to be broadened after years of decline. >> we're expanding the program somewhat to allow for those that are in risk of being homeless, as well as those that might be living in permanent supportive housing in a transitional nature to again to help reunify them with their family. >> sapphire believes the changes will revitalize a program that helped more than 11,000 people to return home from 2005 to 2019, customers no longer have access to the dining rooms at several taco bell restaurants in oakland, we spotted signs saying dining room closed at the restaurant at 35th avenue and macarthur boulevard today, according to reports, four of the five ta

senator cardin, welcome back to "meet the press." >> kristen, it's great to be with you.thank you so very much. >> it's so great to have you in person. i want to ask you about schumer's comments on the senate floor. he called netanyahu an obstacle to peace. president biden said it was a good speech. do you think prime minister netanyahu is an obstacle to peace? >> i think people should listen to his entire speech. senator schumer's speech came from his heart, what he believes is necessary for peace. he was very clear about hamas needs to be eliminated, that there can be no peace in the middle east for either the palestinians or the israelis with hamas, the responsibility for what is happening there is clearly hamas, and israel has the total right to defend itself. and then he talks about how do we move on after the war and get peace in the region. you need security and an authority for the palestinians that will provide security for the palestinians and israelis, but you also have to have a path way to two states living together in peace, and i think he was very clear tha