>> hey, kyra, good morning to you. new york's attorney general is skru scrutinizing several retailers including target and gap over their work schedules. chains may be using on-call scheduling requiring employees to check in by phone, e-mail, or text right before their shift. if it's busy, they must come in but if it's not they have to stay home. worker advocates have criticized the practice for making people's lives and pay unpredictable. >>> and checking the markets. stocks could be under a little pressure today after the markets come off positive week. now closing above 18,000 for the first time this month on friday. look for later this week on retail sales, inflation, and housing. and earning seasons get under way from week from jpmorgan. nasdaq is up 21, to 4995. the early word is in and people are interested in the apple watch. digital news site says there were aens mated 1 million preorders for the device on friday. about two thirds worth of the less expensive aluminum model. the apple watch goes on april 24th.

hi, guys. >> good to see you, kyra. anks this so much. >>> in a matter of hours more than 40,000 fans will be right where we are ready to celebrate a day that they've been waiting for since that historic october night in kansas city. >> i think a couple of them have lined up outside. today they're going the raise the world champion pennant. the organization is keeping tight lipped right now about all the pomp and circumstance like who is going to hoist that pennant and who will toss out the ceremonial first pitch. we do know the marshall tucker band will sing the "national anthem." first pitch today against colorado rockies is 1:45. the giants are urging everyone to be in their seats by at least 12:45 for a very special tribute to the late hall of fame broadcaster lon simmons. >> while most fans will have to wait in pretty long lines to get into the park as you might expect a select group is getting a fast pass of sorts. "today in the bay" bob ridell is joining us. it's a new program, prechecking at airports. >> it will

good morning, kyra. thank you for holding down the forf for us. >> i wanted to be a part of everything so i jumped right in here. the race to become the next president is getting crowded fast. florida republican senator marco rubio is set to announce his candidacy this afternoon. he's holding a special event at miami's historic freedom tower. rubio will be the third republican to officially announce. he joins fellow senators rand paul and ted cruz. wisconsin governor scott walker and florida governor jeb bush also are expected to run. >>> well, if you heard that thereafter years of speculation hillary clinton made it official yesterday. the former secretary of state announced her bid for presidency through a video released on her website. she said in part that, quote, everyday americans need a champion, and i want to be that champion. clinton tweeted shortly after the video's release that iowa will be her first stop as a candidate. she's on her way there now. >>> and new this morning. police are investig

kyra nightly is a star. positive experience. >> that was the first really large scale commercial film where budget was 48, 50 million, whereas all the others were -- >> modest right. >> so i was somewhat dreading the process, because commercial pressures are just different, but in fact joe wright did this brilliant thing right at the start, and i think everything else then followed, by casting this wonderful girl, sasha ronan as the 12, 13-year-old heroine. she was such a marvelous spirit on the set, a lovely girl. very loving parents who were on the set themselves who carried on her school work with her while using the studio's teacher. >> great. >> and who clearly were dead set on making sure that movies were not going to ruin her education or her life. she's now in her early 20s, extremely highly balanced, lovely, young woman. >> but a very positive experience in all ways. i'm thinking back to your very earliest books, i put your first publicked work that we might know about '75, or so. >> exactly. >> we'

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by wednesday all of that rain moves out, but kyra, this is the best news we've had all year long, because storm system we've had come through produced one day of rain, and now we're looking at three consecutive days. this is excellent news for us across the bay area. >> excellent news indeed. anthony, thanks. >>> we have much more ahead on "day in the bay" coming up. >> i had a lot of fun building the devices. that's why i do them. >> this teenager experiments with fun and she's making a big difference in the lives of people suffering from diabetes. her ideas will make you bay area proud. >>> a bay area teenager, she's already on to her next big thing. the tools to and poor are parts of the world. that's where she comes in. > >>>. >>> she thought she should improve it and make it cheaper. given her track record, who would disgreat? >>> the statistics class at san jose's presentation high school. like her classmates pays close attention, though truth be told. >>> as this chances are when maya enters the science competition, she once, though she swears that's not the point. >> do do it to w

good morning, kyra. -- good morning, kyle. democrat and i wanted a topic to have with my republican friends is morning when i get to work. my question is -- from the statistics that we have or are projected statistics that we will have is it better for us to have affordable health care and pre-subsidized individuals or is it better for us to pay on the backend once individuals go to the hospital so on and so forth? i will hang up guest: and take back your answer. -- i will hang up and take back your answer. guest: that is a very interesting question. thinking about the total tax bill, people will think that their benefits to the taxes. taxes pay for a lot of stuff like social security, medicare and you mentioned the affordable care act has been a large spending program. i am not an expert on health care economics. i'm a tax economist. but i think that is something to certainly discuss with people. we are paying 31% of our national income. and we are getting all this and we are getting the affordable care act. is it worth that

i'm kyra. berkeley police are investigating an early morning double shooting at ashby. people were shot just outside a convenience store about 2:00 a.m. you can see bullet holes in the windows of the store. so far no word on the extent of those people's injuries. >>> 457ing today a big switchup for the south bay commute. the last flyover ramp opens today at the 288-80 interchange. it connects 280 directly with northbound 880. drivers no longer have to compete. >>> in the live look for at&t park. that's where giants fans are gathering for today's giants home opener. first pitch is at 1:35 this afternoon but fans are being asked to be in their seats by noon. >>> nbc bay area meteorologist is already there. she's been hanging out all morning at wulillie mays plaza. >> temperatures are on the chilly side but a nice finish to today. ending in the low to mid 60s here in san francisco. elsewhere, little chilly to start. a little bit offing so. we are expecting a nice rebound today into the mid 60s to low 70s all across the board. here's the deal for the week. could get a littl