and then we met at michael bay's house. >> jimmy: at michael bay's house?s to find each other there. it's a very large home. >> jimmy: did it really take a while? >> it really did. it's like a huge, huge house. >> jimmy: i believe it. >> and it's filled with transformers memorabilia. >> jimmy: is it really? >> i ran into bumblebee before i ran to him. i swear to god. i walked in and there was a yellow car in his living room. >> jimmy: that surprises me. i would imagine michael bay would have an understated home. >> no. >> you go through jurassic park before you get to his home. there are trees. >> inside the house. >> there are. there are trees. >> down the stairs is treesed on either side. >> jimmy: when you're an actor and you do a lot of movie, some of them are big movies, some of them are small movies, is it like this is going to be fun, we're going do a michael bay movie? >> yes. >> jimmy: that's how you feel about it? >> 100%. >> jimmy: and in this movie, you actually drive the ambulance, right? >> yeah. >> jimmy: why you driving the ambulance? >> i d

the lowest debut of michael bay's career: -- >> as a result of my procedure i have an overpowering urgeconsume blood "morbius" fell to 2nd on ticket sales of $10.2 million. >> i you got back but you made a big mistake coming here "sonic the hedge hog" stormed out of the gate with a $71 million debut. more than the first film's debut in 2020 and more for records for jim carrey back to you. >>> coming to theaters next week. harry potter spin off >>> next, on this sunday night, tiny creatures got some big help from the santa clara fire department. >>> some little lu >>> some lucky ducks, safe and warm tonight thanks to the santa clara county firefighters. >> i would say. crew members from engine 75 rescued the ducklings stranded in a storm drain yesterday. they say, all the little ones are under the care of animal services. they're doing just fine. no word yet if they had been reunited with their mama. something tells me, that mama is probably looking for them right now if they haven't been. >> it's okay. i know where they can find a nice home. >> yours truly? >> the goodrich. >> we will l

>>it's easy to spot a michael bay directed movie. they're usually the ones with the most explosions. and the nonstop adrenaline rushes, whether they're needed or not. his latest called ambulance is no exception. with nonstop thrills and action. and just when you've had enough, he gives you even more in a bank. robbery goes bad and a paramedic and her patient taken hostage, setting off a citywide police chase through virtually every nook and cranny of los angeles by both land and air jake gyllenhaal. yeah, of a teen. the second and is a gonzales. we're pretty much confined not only by a script. that is pretty much one note, but are also can find physically to the inside of a vehicle for most of this movie. thank you. the already been script even more claustrophobic somehow with all of the quick cuts and way too much. manic stunt driving the movie does manage to hold together. give it a dean's list b minus. there's also the amazon prime will be all the old knives starring chris pine and candy, wayne newton, the middle of a cia investig

. >> it's easy to spot a michael bay directed movie. and the nonstop adrenaline rushes, whether they're needed or not. his latest called ambulance is no exception. nonstop thrills and action. and just when you've had enough, he gives you even more in a bank. robbery goes bad and a paramedic and her patient are taken hostage, setting off a citywide police chase through virtually every nook and cranny of los angeles by both land and air jake gyllenhaal. yeah, a teen. the second and issa gonzales. we're pretty much confined not only by a script. that is pretty much one note, but are also can find physically to the inside of a vehicle for most of this movie, making the already been script, even more claustrophobic, somehow with all of the quick cuts and way too much. manic stunt driving the movie does manage to hold together able to dean's list b minus. there's also the amazon prime movie. all the old knives starring chris pine intend to wayne newton, the middle of a cia investigation in which anyone could be the mall that caused a deadly p

michael bay? [ laughter ] was there hand-to-hand combat? from the next jason bourne movie, where instead of advanced fighting skills, jason bourne wakes up in a poorly tailored suit [ laughter ] by the way, piers morgan himself also famously stormed off the set of his own tv show in the u.k. when he was challenged on something he said. these guys constantly call the left snowflakes that get triggered, and then they immediately melt down when confronted by even the gentlest questioning from a friendly source i mean, look at trump's face he's literally melting down. [ laughter ] that's what a yankee candle looks like if you leave it out in the sun i believe that one is called "tangerine saddlebag." [ laughter and applause it will never not shock me that anyone in the country looks at that guy and says, "that's a face i can trust." [ laughter ] that looks like a mask you'd rip off to reveal rudy giuliani on "the masked singer." [ laughter ] but then a weird thing happened where trump's team released audio claiming he didn't angrily walk out nb

. >> it's easy to spot a michael bay directed movie. and the nonstop adrenaline rushes, whether they're needed or not. his latest called ambulance is no exception. nonstop thrills and action. and just when you've had enough, he gives you even more in a bank. robbery goes bad and a paramedic and her patient are taken hostage, setting off a citywide police chase through virtually every nook and cranny of los angeles by both land and air jake gyllenhaal. yeah, a teen. the second and issa gonzales. we're pretty much confined not only by a script. that is pretty much one note, but are also can find physically to the inside of a vehicle for most of this movie, making the already been script, even more claustrophobic, somehow with all of the quick cuts and way too much. manic stunt driving the movie does manage to hold together able to dean's list b minus. there's also the amazon prime movie. all the old knives starring chris pine and candy, wayne newton, the middle of a cia investigation in which anyone could be the mall that caused a deadly

michael bott leading this investigation for us from our nbc bay area investigative unit. thank you for your time. and it troubling that all of this, the same church is also linked to that kidnapping in san jose. thank you, michael. you can watch more of our investigations at nbcbayarea.com and our nbc bay area app. some of our most recent reporting, a detailed timeline of this kidnapping in san jose, you can see all of our exclusive stories right there by clicking on investigations at the top of the page. >>> well, with so many of us testing positive for covid recently, there is something that can help, pills that you get that might keep you from getting sicker. they're known as antiviral, and clinics here in the bay area are playing an important role in testing this medication. carbon health is running a trial right now in oakland. they're testing molnupiravir. it's for mild symptoms. it got fda authoriation in december. joining us is the head of this clinical trial happening right now in oakland. doctor, nice to have you on the program. who should be taking this? >> you

this weekend, the action-packed michael bay movie "ambulance" starring jake gyllenhaal only made aboutll a big question as to whether a movie needs to be part of a major franchise to pull in big money at the box office. guys? >> all right, trevor ault, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, here on "gma," we have our "play of the day." "gma" themed. e day." "gma" themed. ultra! ur home internet ig introducing verizon 5g home. see ya cable! with 5g home you get blazing fast 5g ultra wideband internet to power your entire home. (mom) i'm ordering pizza! (vo) yeah, i could eat. (mom) what's our new address? (vo) i dunno. set it up yourself in just minutes, no drama. and look here, 5g home is 50% off with your unlimited plan, just 25 bucks a month, no contracts, no hidden fees... what do you say to that?! (mom) shhh... (vo) right, you enjoy that internet. verizon is going ultra, with home internet at our best price. you never know what opportunities life will send your way. but if you have moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis or psoriatic arthritis, enbrel can help you say i'm in for

michael cheer. the bay area's muslim community is preparing.nth of ramadan this march the first ramadan with east covid protection since the pandemic began abc 7 news race and social justice. porter julian glover takes us to the lighthouse mosque in north oakland where they're preparing to welcome waves of worshipers. inside the lighthouse mosque in north oakland. there's a tangible excitement. what i like about ramadan as soon as it comes, i'm very happy. it's like my best friend coming to visit me. there's a time where you see everybody. that's probably muslim in the bay area ramadan is the holiest month of the year for the bay area's $250,000 strong muslim community this year. it'll mark not only a period of reflection but reunion the first ramadan with mask and capacity orders lifted the march of 2020. it was like one month out or before ramadan so our ramadan plan got scrapped that year, but this ramadan i feel like we might be back to full capacity. so i'm looking forward to that a month that muslims around the world. look forward to star

dan: there is also a heavy bay area flavor with john fogarty and michael franz he.you want to buy tickets, they go on sale this friday at 10:00 a.m.. ama: we have more music news. coachella is in need of another headline act because kanye west has pulled out. organizers will have to move quickly to fill his slot because the festival starts in less than two weeks. coachella is making a return after a two-year hiatus because of the pandemic, and both weekends are sold out. dan: to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means... asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali... ..when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women or in men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and

michael and getting counselor. in san francisco, ginger conejero saab, nbc bay area news. >>> a new variant seems to be taking over. the ba.2 subvariant. it's up 55% when it became the dominant strain. health experts say there is no cause for alarm. the high vaccination rate and all the previous infections we've had make it unlikely it will become serious. three weeks ago the positivity rate was at 1.1%. then the following week it jumped up slightly to 2%. today we're back down to 1.5%. in the last 24 hours, the state add more than 99 more cases. data collected from bay area wastewater shows a judgment in flu viruses beginning five weeks ago. doctors say that's because we're not wearing a mask, going around hugging and shaking hands with people, moving around more and sharing more germs. this year's flu shot was only 16% effective. >>> grounding unruly passengers. that is the goal of a new bill unveiled by a bay area lawmaker. it is called the protection from abusive passengers act. it was proposed by eric swalwell. and a rhode island senator. it would place passengers who become violent or abusive during a flight

bay area ukrainian man pitch than our first political has that story. >> after connecting with volunteers at the christian church calvary san diego, humanitarian hub for ukrainian refugees in southern california, michael milstein and a group of more than a dozen ukrainians all living in the bay area. >> cross the u.s. mexico border to help connect asylum seekers with resources for some people. it may be. >> rather difficult to get to the border. but to get across the border, there's a line and they're allowing. i've heard the number 300 meaning behind that people were allowed to cross the border during the day. the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine and the thousands not enough. >> formula left left become ship. but of last week, 10 million were displaced, whether traveling with a visa or simply a ukrainian passport. refugees can claim asylum at the border. >> that allows them to stay in the states while their cases are processed. milstein is originally from odessa, ukraine, but has lived in walnut creek his family for nearly 2 decades. but hope 48 fundraisers for refugees and those displaced since the russian invasion. >> to share. but cobo lives in san francisco a

how forcefully has the story of one bay area man who pitched in this weekend. >> michael milstein hit the road this weekend for a firsthand account of the growing number of ukrainians pushing to cross the u.s. mexico border. we were helping people. with their basic milstein took off from his home in walnut creek, where since the start of the russian invasion of ukraine, more than 6 weeks ago, he and his family originally from ukraine. >> have organized fundraisers for humanitarian aid for people displaced overseas. now the crisis is closer to home. there be a few people with the on sus there. >> and tom of people with questions. he first stopped by christian church calvary san diego but then headed over the u.s. mexico border with more than a dozen other ukrainians living in the bay area helping asylum seekers connect to resources. >> the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine and the thousands not enough formula and left left. >> you can ship but of last week, 10 million were displaced law machete. but covid was among the volunteers who traveled from t

michael. when his tutor intervened she was told he fit the description of a car burglar and needed to be taken in for questioning. but in this new video shared with nbc baya it was the officer who was questioned after his actions detaining michael. >> are you -- >> in the parking garage right next door. >> yes. >> that individual was looking into cars wearing all black and wearing red shoes. >> okay. >> so when i turned the corner this young man was getting into the car -- >> from the school, yes. >> but the garage connects. >> no. >> it's on the other side. >> reporter: michael was eventually released when the officer realized he was not involved. but not before his family says he was scared. >> this has to stop happening to our children. it really does. our black and brown children do not deserve this and it really needs to stop. >> reporter: the family's attorney, civil rights attorney john burriss, believes there was bias. the family has filed a claim with the city and county of san francisco and plans to file a federal civil rights lawsuit. they say they want accountability. meanwhile, the city attorney's office has responded by saying, request the

bay area represented well at the grammys. there is her who won another grammy award this year and had an amazing performance last night. michaeltaking home three grammies two for best immersive sound album. another bay area artist grabbed his first grammy award for best contemporary instrumental album. the bay area was well represented at last nite's awards. >> we love your grammy's look. you look incredible. >> two thumbs up. >> thank you so much. you guys are my last hit. i have been up all night celebrates. i'm going to take this off and go to sleep. >> take a break. thank you so much. >>> so much talent in the bay area. we are so proud. >> i like we have awards coming in from all around, too. the technical as well as the performance side. good to see bay area represent. >>> the sunrise deserves an award. >> representing the south bay. the camera on the hill, showing sunrise, blue sky. for us, we are a little bit behind sun is coming up within the next two minutes. we got a layer cake of clouds out here this morning. no fog on the road. two headlines in the forecast. first one is the big warm upcoming our way on thursday. i

crime forcefully to call has the story of one bay area man who pitched in this weekend. >> michael milsteind this weekend for a firsthand account of the growing number of ukrainians pushing to cross the u.s. mexico border. we were helping people. what they're basically milstein took off from his home in walnut creek, where since the start of the russian invasion of ukraine, more than 6 weeks ago, he and his family originally from ukraine. >> have organized fundraisers for humanitarian aid for people displaced overseas. now the crisis is closer to home. there be a few people with the on sus there. >> and khan of people with questions. he first stopped by christian church calvary san diego but then headed over the u.s. mexico border with more than a dozen other ukrainians living in the bay area. >> helping asylum seekers connect to resources. the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine and the thousands not formula left left. >> become ship, but of last week, 10 million were displaced law machete. but was among the volunteers who traveled from the bay area down

bay area's terry mcsweeney has more. >> 1859 vallejo street. two bedrooms, two bath. >> reporter: michaellings has this unit at $1.5 million and expects it to sell in a matter of days. >> median price for condominiums is $1.25 million, single family, $1.75 million. >> reporter: new study says more and more homes in much of the bay area are out of reach for the middle class, defined as making 80,000 to $165,000 per year. >> in san francisco you have to make upwards of $200,000 to afford a home in lower segment of the housing market, supposed to be starter homes. >> reporter: report says in 2010 47% of homes were affordable to members of the middle class. in 2019, 24%. alameda and santa clara counties it's steeper. 64% in 2010, 2019, it's down to about 30%. >> we've seen wage growth 23% roughly last ten years but pales in comparison to appreciation in home prices, 180%. there's reasons for this, chief among them, we haven't built enough homes. >> reporter: it's getting tougher for renters, too, roughly half paying higher portion than in 2010. >> might be time to think of something else. if

humanitarian hub for ukrainian refugees in southern california, michael milstein and a group of more than a dozen ukrainians all living in the bay area. >> cross the u.s. mexico border to help connect asylum seekers with resources for some people. it may be. >> rather difficult to get to the border. but to get across the border, there's a line and they're allowing. i've heard the number 300 meaning behind that people were allowed to cross the border during the day. the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine and the thousands not enough. formula and left left become ship. but of last week, 10 million were displaced, whether traveling with a visa or simply a ukrainian passport. refugees can claim asylum at the border. >> that allows them to stay in the states while their cases are processed. milstein is originally from odessa, ukraine, but has lived in walnut creek his family for nearly 2 decades. but 48 fundraisers for refugees and those displaced since the russian invasion. >> to share but cobo lives in san francisco among the volunteers who traveled from the bay area down south. she helped refuge

the bay area ukrainian man pitched in kron four's philippe djegal has the story. >> michael milstein hit the road this weekend for a firsthand account of the growing number of ukrainians pushing to cross the u.s. mexico border. we were helping people. what they're basically milstein took off from his home in walnut creek, where since the start of the russian invasion of ukraine, more than 6 weeks ago, he and his family originally from ukraine. >> have organized fundraisers for humanitarian aid for people displaced overseas. now the crisis is closer to home. there be a few people with the on sus there. >> and khan of people with questions. he first stopped by christian church calvary san diego but then headed over the u.s. mexico border with more than a dozen other ukrainians living in the bay area. >> helping asylum seekers connect to resources. the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine and the thousands not formula left left. >> become ship, but of last week, 10 million were displaced law machete. but was among the volunteers who traveled from the ba

humanitarian hub for ukrainian refugees in southern california, michael milstein and a group of more than a dozen ukrainians all living in the baya. >> cross the u.s. mexico border to help connect asylum seekers with resources for some people. it may be. >> rather difficult to get to the border. but to get across the border, there's a line and they're allowing. i've heard the number 300 meaning behind that people were allowed to cross the border during the day. the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine and the thousands not enough. formula and left left become ship. but of last week, 10 million

michael hoda lives a few doors down. he didn't see what happened but says the incident got him startled. >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> a chaotic scene in san francisco neighborhood. a suspicious man possibly casing houses about 3:30 this afternoon. the suspect ran from officer and right onto highway 101. near the 280 interchange. this is a look at the backup cars by that chase. you can imagine how massive it was. pursuit. they arrested him and all lanes reopened by 8:30. no one was hurt. >>> in san jose, one person with life-threatening. police are not saying much, we do know the male victim is seriously hurt. no word of what led up to that shooting. >>> 8,000 center health nurse workers plan to go on strike. nurses are striking for better health and safety standards. they have been negotiing with sutter health for ten months now. >> we encourage the union to call off this costly and disruptive strike. >>> you can feel the energy across the bay area. we have seen a lot of playoffs in oakland but never at chase center in san francisco until tonight. >> warriors hosting the nuggets in game one of the nba playoffs. >>

going to control free speech they say per they are not bothered by others like jeff bay so sir mark or bill gates or michael see that pattern, right? it's hilarious half the people complaining about elon musk here are employed by the "washington post" which of course is owned by jeff bezos. it is classic left-wing hypocrisy. i think elon is doing great work here. he's got his finger on the pulse. the american people are just sick and tired of censorship they are sick this manipulation, the tech companies are corrupt. many are inefficient and twitter especially has been horribly run for decades basically, right? for as long as it has been a company in elon is going to take it over. the board is terrified about it they're trying to stop them anyway they can because they know elon cares about free speech. and that terrifies them. i think elon will succeed if it doesn't is because the game is completely rigged. >> i think it is interesting what he tweeted that the board doesn't own much stock this tweet i found compelling from elon musk said the board's interests are not aligned with shareholders. he is expecte

. >>> ukrainians living in the bay area took time to reflect on the challenges back in their homeland. the service at st. michael ukrainian orthodox church marked palm sunday in ukraine. i will celebrate easter next weekend in that country but the message of yesterday was focused on faith and freedom. prayers for loved ones in ukraine who are under attack. >> we are one with the democratic everywhere and we need the support of the free and democratic world. >> the biggest task is to pray every minute every day and to pray together. >> many are taking every opportunity to send blessings back to ukraine as tragedies continue to unfold week after week. >>> were the first, two years, glide memorial church had a large in person easter sunday. >> the sounds of singing filled the church at glide's first big gathering since the pandemic began. churchgoer site they were eager to return even as a church begins a new chapter with the new pastor taking over. >> is a time of transition but it is a time of torch passing. folks are really eager to come and test the waters about reentry and want to feel like what it will be lik

bay area, ukrainian man pitched in. to call has the story. >> after connecting with volunteers at the christian church calvary san diego, humanitarian hub for ukrainian refugees in southern california, michaeld a group of more than a dozen ukrainians all living in the bay area cross the u.s. mexico border to help connect asylum seekers with resources for some people. it may be. >> rather difficult to get to the border. but to get across the border, there's a line and they're allowing. i've heard the number 300 meaning behind that people were allowed to cross the border during the day. the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine and the thousands not enough. >> formula and left left, you can ship but of last week, 10 million were displaced, whether traveling with a visa or simply a ukrainian passport. refugees can claim asylum at the border. >> that allows them to stay in the states while their cases are processed. milstein is originally from odessa, ukraine, but has lived in walnut creek his family for nearly 2 decades. but hope 48 fundraisers for refugees and those displaced since the russian invasion. >> to share. but cobo lives in san francisco among the vo

quote, forcefully juggle has the story of one bay area man who pitched in to help. >> michael milstein hit the road this weekend for a firsthand account of the growing number of ukrainians pushing to cross the u.s. mexico border. we were helping people. with their basic milstein took off from his home in walnut creek, where since the start of the russian invasion of ukraine, more than 6 weeks ago, he and his family originally from ukraine. >> have organized fundraisers for humanitarian aid for people displaced overseas. now the crisis is closer to home. there be a few people with the on sus there. >> and tom of people with questions. he first stopped by christian church calvary san diego but then headed over the u.s. mexico border with more than a dozen other ukrainians living in the bay area helping asylum seekers connect to resources. >> the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine and thousands. not enough formula left left. >> become sure. but of last week, 10 million were displaced law machete. but was among the volunteers who traveled from the bay ar

. >>> ukrainians living in the bay area took time to reflect on the challenges back in their homeland. in san francisco, the service at saint michael ukrainian orthodox church marked palm sunday in ukraine. they will celebrate easter next weekend that country. the message of today was focused on faith and freedom and prayers for loved ones in ukraine who are under attack. >> we are one with the democratic and free world and we need the support of the free and democratic world. >> the biggest task for susto pray every minute, every day and to pray together. >> many are taking every opportunity to send blessings back to ukraine as tragedies continue to unfold week after week. >>> now, the latest on the war in ukraine. rescuers say they found the bodies of dozens of civilians on the out skirts of the capital. this is video of the city. apartment buildings and city. we have more on the destruction. >> reporter: the telling continues in kharkiv but not for this person. seven people including a 7- month-old died in overnight shelling, the authorities say. in the eastern city of mariupol russia claimed victory. if true, we may never know

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bay area. man is pitching in to help ukrainians fleeing. >> there were torn country. many are going to the u.s. mexico border and after connecting with volunteers in san diego, michael milstein cross the u.s. mexico border to help connect asylum seekers with the resources he's from the bay area. he was joined by more than a dozen other ukrainians who all live here in the bay area. >> for some people, it may be rather difficult to get to the border. but to get across the border, there's a line and they're allowing. i've heard the number 300 yesterday, meaning behind that people were allowed to cross the border during the day. >> the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine. refugees can get asylum at the border and then that allows them to stay in the united states while their cases are being processed. >> a group of masked men stole 2 french bulldogs at gunpoint from a man. this all happened in the south bay. it happened on sunday night. the owner was watching tv with his dog started barking. he opened the doors when they were barking at and that's when he says 4 masked men chased him upstairs. he locked himself in a bathroom when he ca

one bay area man is pitching in to help those refugees make that connection after connecting with volunteers in san diego, michael milstein from walnut creek cross the u.s. mexico border to help connect asylum seekers with those resources. he was joined by more than a dozen ukrainians who all live in the bay area. >>for some people, it may be rather difficult to get to the border. but to get across the border, there's a line and they're allowing. i've heard the number hundredths just a minute. 300 people were allowed to cross the border during the day. >>the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine. refugees can claim asylum at the border which allows them to stay in the states while their cases are processed. and national news republicans are blocking a 10 billion dollar covid bill over immigration restrictions. they want to prevent president biden from lifting a trump era policy banning asylum seekers and migrants from entering the united states for public health reasons. jessi tenure has the latest in d c yeah. the restrictions known as title. 42 expire next month. >>and republica

bay area and how he is celebrating the holiday. ♪♪ >> reporter: around 100 people came to saint michael ukrainian orthodox church for orthodox easterong them was this man. he came to the u.s. for a wedding but is now staying in dublin. he hasn't been able to return home because of the invasion. he's from the city of odesa, where officials say saturday a russian missile attack left eight people dead. >> there was a lot of smoke, a lot of fire. >> reporter: his friend lives on the tenth floor of the building that was hit and took these videos. his friend escaped but is now mourning his neighbors, who did not. on this easter holiday, he is thinking of his relatives who are celebrating back in ukraine. >> the main symbol of the easter that the good things never stop. the bad things will stop. >> reporter: hoping the spirit of the holiday compels the world to keep paying attention. >> we don't know exactly how it's going to finish. we hope that it's going to finish in good way. >> reporter: in a time of so much heartache and crisis, easter has offered vasyl a glimmer of light. in san francisco, alyssa goard, nbc bay area news. >>> anoth

raise money for charities for children in the east bay a star-studded lineup delighted the audience tonight's headliner. it was grammy winner narda michael walden. he graciously donated and autographed electric guitar that was put up for bid and he had everyone on their feet dancing. now tonight's concert was another success bringing in wait for it over a hundred thousand dollars for charity. congratulations to rock the casa. all right, chris alvarez joining us now with preview of sports. hey, chris. dion coming up in sports could the giants reward carlo oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take osteo bi-flex, to keep me moving the way i was m

michael: club feast is a relatively new food delivery service in the san francisco bay area.tors charge restaurants commissions as well as tack on a delivery fee paid by the customer. >> how can we pivot that model in a way that can be more affordable? how can we get people better spending money to consider supporting local businesses and restaurants? michael: they are a reseller of the restaurant meal. that model requires customers to order the night before for lunch and before 2:30 for dinner. in exchange, they can get on average 30% off their meal. >> we have no commission fees. we talk to restaurants transparently about paying them a flat rate, and then what we do is we offer the savings to the customer. it is all about incentives. michael: for some restaurants, those incentives are working. they except lower profit margins on each meal but the number of meals they serve each day increases. >> we are shooting for much higher volume at a discounted rate, which the outcome would still be better. michael: this place has seen their business grow faster with club feast than ot

service cbs news bay area , sitting down with four stanford women's bask >>> story will need to watch, national teacher. lesson books but teaches life lessons and makes it apply. michael george sat down with the winner to see what makes the learning really stick with students. are you sure, are you positive? kurt russell with the students at oberlin high school in ohio already know he is one-of-a- kind. >> the best teacher i ever had. >> reporter: now the whole country knows too. russell selected by that council of chief state school officers as this year's national teacher of the year. >> i'm nervous, excited, humbled, so many great teachers out there, just to be selected as national teacher of the year is mind blowing. it demands your attention. >> he is so passionate about what he teaches. >> reporter: i asked russell what his secret is. >> i believe what i have is what other great teachers have. we have te at a time when some are trying to ban teachers from discussing racism in the classroom, russell regularly introduces discussions with his students about race, culture, and representation. >> students are more than capable of having these conversations if they wa

a bay area, ukrainian man pitched in kron four's felecia gaal has that story >> michael milstein hithe road this weekend for a firsthand account of the growing number of ukrainians pushing to cross the u.s. mexico border. we were helping people. with their basic milstein took off from his home in walnut creek, where since the start of the russian invasion of ukraine, more than 6 weeks ago, he and his family originally from ukraine have organized fundraisers for humanitarian aid for people displaced overseas. now the crisis is closer to home. there be a few people with the on sus there. >> and tom people with questions. he first stopped by christian church calvary san diego but then headed over the u.s. mexico border with more than a dozen other ukrainians living in the bay area. >> helping asylum seekers connect to resources. the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine and the thousands not formula and left left. >> you can ship but of last week, 10 million were displaced law machete. but was among the volunteers who traveled from the bay area down sout

bay area indicate that might be true. he actually faces separate court hearings after being caught for several thefts at macy's in san jose, including michael kors bags and clothes. he stole a cooler, blankets and a knife from rei where he was caught with counterfeit money and a meth pipe. for garcia, he is glad he spoke to investigators. >> i met with atf. i told the inspector that -- i said, either it was electrical or somebody intentionally did this. >> reporter: investigators continue to look for more people who knew or came across him as well as more incidents. as we are seeing, that list is likely to get longer before his plea hearing on june 1. in san jose, robert handa, nbc bay area news. >>> loss gostos is tracking down on teenage parties. the new law holds adults responsible for hosting gatherings where minors are in the presence of alcohol or drugs. it was written with input from school officials, police and city leaders. >>> it's official. the biden administration is formally asking an appellate court to bring the mask requirement back for all planes, trains and buses. earlier this week, a federal district judge invalidated that

michael tilson thomas is up for best classical compendium. if you want to talk about classics , go no further the bayharlie musselwhite. they are up for best traditional blues. >> israel easy to work with elven because we think alike when it comes to music, especially blues. knat g tobe goo u'gointoget ity and all you've got to do is roll with the flow. >> from singing the blues to a healing journey, laura sullivan is nominated for best new wage album and for her recording, pieces of forever. she wrote it after she lost her father to alzheimer's. >> it was about the memories. all of us collect these memories to run lifetime and they are our pieces that we carry forward with us. >> here is a cool twist. a string quartet nominated for best jazz instrumental. >> this is a big deal for us. we feel like were more of a jazz group in our hearts. >> it's the turtle island quartet and there nominated for a recording done with terrence blanchard. >> it is so completely connected to the art of the tremendous jazz saxophone legend. one of his definitions of jazz is he says just means i dare you. this record has

michael george with cbs news, new york. >>> the faa zero tolerance policy against unruly passengers is permanent. >>> vice president kamala harris met with ucsf healthcare workers and patients at san francisco mission bay. addressing the mental health crisis. studies show that women, especially minorities, much more likely to die from complications from pregnancy these days. the vice president had a chance to meet with families expecting and attended a group session and listened to their stories. >>> foamer president barack obama spoke at stanford today and addressed the dangers of misinformation in the digital age. >> some of the current challenges we face are inherent through a fully connected world. our new information ecosystem is turbocharging some of humanity's worst impulses. our brains are not accustomed to taking in this much information this fast. a lot of us are experiencing overload. the former president talked about having access to information immediately at the palm of your hands. he touch on how social media brings people a lot of the information but make sure to point out social media can also be manipulative of its users. he called for more regulations for tech companies. we have his

bay area man is pitching in to help ukrainians fleeing their war-torn country. many of them are winding up at the u.s. mexico border after connecting with volunteers in san diego, michaelu.s. mexico border to help connect all these asylum seekers with resources. and he was joined by more than a dozen ukrainian to all live in the bay area. >> for some people, it may be rather difficult to get to the border. but to get across the border, there's a line and they're allowing. i've heard the number 300, yes, they meaning the 100 people were allowed to cross the border during the day. >> the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine. refugees can clean aside claim asylum at the border and that allows them to stay in the united states while their cases are being processed. >> i'm will tran live in sacramento where the memorial continues to grow after the mass shooting. one suspect made a court appearance, another arrested. but back home this morning, we'll have all the details coming up in a live report. for march madness the dave's single is just a buck in the wendy's app. reg! ♪ ♪ lunch time, baby! lunch time, indeed, reg! get a hot and juicy da

bay area man is pitching in to help ukrainians fleeing that were torn country. many of them are crossing the u.s. border in mexico after connecting with volunteers in san diego, michael milstein cross the u.s. mexico border to help connect the asylum seekers with the resources. and he was joined by more than a dozen ukrainians who all live here in the bay area. >> for some people, it may be rather difficult to get to the border. but to get across the border, there's a line and they're allowing. i've heard the number 300 meaning behind that people were allowed to cross the border during the day. >> the united states has agreed to accept up to 100,000 refugees from ukraine. refugees can claim asylum at the border and that allows them to stay in the united states while their cases are being processed. >> coming up on the kron 4 morning news thieves stole a man's french bulldogs and the owner. >> tells us how it all happened. we'll have that when we get back. from boxing to cardio to meditation, new virtual reality workout you can do right at home using his popular vr headset. i'm rich demuro. i'll take it first. then coming up. >> in tech, smart. ♪ feeling supported. ♪

ahead, a former bay area investigator who helped catch the golden state killer is giving his insight into that experience. hear how some of his story came out in a new book. >>> i am michael george in st. louis. it was supposed to be a spring break vacation at a florida amusement park, but it ended with a 14-year-old falling from a ride to his >>> welcome back, everybody. we are getting an inside look into the hunt to catch the golden state killer from a former investigator who spent a decade on the case of joseph deangelo, who, in 2018 was arrested for 13 murders that terrorized california in the 70s and 80s. he was caught using public dna databases like ancestry.com or 23andme. now he is out with a book called unmask my life, solving america's cold cases, and he spoke about it today. >> my career is unique having the forensic science investigative knowledge wrapped up into one person. when i walk into a crime scene i am able to reconstruct that crime scene based on the evidence and now i am seeing what happened between the offender and the victim. >> other people have done that, too, paul. >> i think for whatever reason, because i linked to the victim so much and distur

nomination, music director laureate michael thomas and engineer jack batter are up for best classical compendium. if you want to talk about classics, go no further than bayends, elvin bishop and charlie muscle, the two are up for best traditional blues. >> it's easy to work with alvin because we think alike when it comes to music. >> charlie's got a very strong identity, an idea of his own identity. and that makes it easier to deal with because you know what you're going to get. and you know it's going to be good. and all you have to do is roll with the flow. >> from singing the blues to a healing journey, the peninsulas laura sullivan is nominated for best new age album for her recording pieces of forever, the pianist rotate during the pandemic after she lost her father to alzheimer's. one song -- >> it was about those memories. i think all of us collect these memories for a lifetime, they are so precious. they are our pieces of forever. that we carry forward with us. here's a cool twist, a string quartet dominated for best jazz instrumental. >> this is a big deal for us because we always feel like we are more of a jazz group. >> david is founder of the

. >>> ukrainians living in the bay area to time to reflect on the challenges back in the homeland in san francisco. the service at saint michaeldox church marked palm sunday in ukraine. they will celebrate easter next week and in the country but the message of yesterday was focused on faith and freedom and prayers for loved ones in ukraine who are under attack. >> we went with the democratic and free world and we need to support of the free and democratic world. >> the biggest task for us is to pray every minute and every day and to pray together. >> many are taking every opportunity to send blessings back to ukraine as tragedies continue to unfold week after week. >> for the first time in two years, glide memorial church in san francisco held a large in person easter service. the sounds of singing filled the church in glide's first big gathering since the pandemic began pick church goers that they were eager to return after the church begins a new chapter since a new pastor is taking over. >> it is a time of transition but a time of torch passing. folks are really eager to come and test the waters about reentry and trying to

bay father who took facebook to small claims court over a defective virtual-reality headset? both sides were back in court yesterday. now they are waiting for a judge's ruling. 7 on your side's michaelinney is here for a david and goliath battle. michael: it began when his son's oculus vr device broke down while still under warranty. oculus would not replace it. when this dad saw hundreds of similar complaints online, he got upset. the large company was simply ignoring legions of customers. michael: bobby's oculus vr headset stopped working last summer. >> it went completely blank. michael: his father mark kept asking for a replacement under his warranty. he only got delays, then a denial. >> they told us they were out of stock. after three months went by i said i want my money back. they said we will not do that, we will give you extra credits. michael: he complained to the better business bureau. oculus never responded and mark saw hundreds of similar complaints also ignored. the bbb gave an f rating to oculus and its owner facebook. >> this is not about the money, it's the principle of the fact. it is with nicholas how these large companies treat the consumer -- it is ridiculous

>>> ukrainians living in the bay area took time over the holiday weekend to reflect on the challenges back in their homeland. in san francisco, this service at st. michaellm sunday in ukraine. they will celebrate easter next weekend in the country but yesterday's message was focus on faith and freedom. anon ukraine who are under attack. >>> now to the coronavirus. even as public restrictions are easy, there are persistent signs of calls and in some parts of the country. today philadelphia becomes the first major u.s. city to reinstate a mask rule for indoor public spaces. and in new york, broadway theaters are extending their mass requirements through at least next month. >>> local officials do have a lot of local knowledge of where is it spreading and in which communities. they are using other types of data so i have been supportive of people waking local leaders making local decisions. >> federal transportation mask mandate had been set to expire today but the government is extending that until my third. >>> today, the a's are playing their home opener. >> first pitch against the baltimore orioles is set for about 12 hours from now. justin andrews is

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dates and players also told the bay area council by june, just under half of its employees will likely come in on monday's less than 40% on fridays. labor lawyer michaelbernick, former e d d director says employers asking for voluntary returns have had very little success march um the return rate was 31. here in san francisco, 31% of the pre pandemic level, the lowest by the way of all the metropolitan areas. united states. san jose wasn't much higher, so google has its work cut out for it. they're not saying full time. they're only saying three days a week and i think achieved that is going to be difficult for them. former google human resources director laszlo bock says hybrid workers will be at a disadvantage when it comes to pay raises and promotions as opposed to those in the office full time. i think people understand they must be fair. but i wonder what the reality will be like. google has denied this, but declined to do an interview or send a statement question. this is here to stay. it's the major change and work structure brought by the pandemic. are you hearing that employers? tom baker, ktvu, fox two news. our studies show workers in san f

employers also told the bay area council by june, just under half of its employees will likely coming on mondays. less than 40% on fridays. labor lawyer michaelmployers asking for voluntary returns have had very little success march um the return rate was 31. here in san francisco, 31% of the pre pandemic level at the lowest by the way of all the metropolitan areas. united states. san jose wasn't much higher, so google has its work cut out for it. they're not saying full time. they're only saying three days a week. and i think achieve that is going to be difficult for them. former google human resources director laszlo bock says hybrid workers will be at a disadvantage when it comes to pay raises and promotions as opposed to those in the office full time. i think people understanding must be fair. but i wonder what the reality will be like. google has denied this, but declined to do an interview or send a statement. no question. this is here to stay. it's the major change and work structure brought by the pandemic. are you hearing that employers? tom baker, ktvu, fox two news. so here's the upshot to all that. i mean, let's think about this f

here with an announcement michael i guess that is being consciously endorsed by the bank's harshest critics and they've got critics. let me tell. right now the san francisco bayhip with a non-profit a place of financial counselor and some of its branches the move follows a scandal that nearly knocked the wheels off the bank's iconic stagecoach. is a financial counselor from the national nonprofit operation hope will be placed inside select wells fargo branches in 20 cities across the country. the program will first be unveiled in oakland atlanta and houston in the east bay. the money coach will be headquartered at this main branch on franklin street. darlene goins of wells fargo says that person's salary will be financed by a grant from the bank and they'll help them establish a budget. help to set aside money for savings for emergency savings or longer term savings. they'll help them improve their credit. the program will target those who currently don't have savings account. might rely on payday lenders and check cashing services they charge triple digit interest rates kevin stein of the california reinvestment coalition gives that a thumbs up the positive