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how do they reach them in new areas? how do they innovate? how do they create new brands?hose questions are going to be just as relevant next year. you know, this whole digital transformation is going to continue. so these things are not going to go away. francine: so what is the secret sauce of being a great chief executive? do you, do you empower? do you micromanage? like, what are you like as a chief executive? mark: i like to empower. i mean, i can't do it all on my own. and, as i say, i need to get the best out of the people i work for. so, i like to sort of lead a little bit from the front, spending time with clients, spending time in pitches. you know, we are a competitive industry. we are in pitches day-to-day. we win or lose business. so, i think that you have to do that. but i also have to create a company which is collaborative. i think there is a tension between people that want to win, people that want to collaborate, but that is what we are trying to do, you know? the desire to do great work, to really push the boundaries for clients, but also desire to work

. >>> right now on cbs news bay area, california will receive hundreds of millions of dollars to repair and upgrade its water systems. details on the new help from the biden administration. >>> and an update on the woman who was supposed to board a cruise ship in san francisco but never made it. >>> thousands of acres preserved. we're learning about a major expansion to a south bay open space. >>> but we begin with the first in a series of reports on san francisco's attempt to save a neighborhood and many of the people who call it home. for decades the tenderloin has been at the very center of the city's challenges, and that has only become more visible in recent years. the drug crisis and the associated human despair have drawn attention from around the world, and it ultimately drew this. >> and less tolerant of all the [ bleep ] that has destroyed our city. >> it was december of 2021 when mayor london breed announced an emergency intervention. there would be a linkage center to connect people to services. there would be increased law enforcement and an all out push to clear streets of

how do they reach new areas, how did they innovate, how do they create new brands? those are going to be just as relevant and stare and this whole digital transformation is going to continue. >> what is the secret sauce to being a great executive? do you micromanage? >> i like to empower. i can't do it all on my own need to get the best out of the people i work for so i like to lead from the front. we are a competitive industry. whether we win or lose, i think we have to do that. i also have to create a company which is collaborative. people that want to win, people that want to collaborate. to push the boundaries. but also desire to work together because sometimes no one person has a monopoly on ideas. >> where will you be in five years? >> i think in five years things will be the same. investments in data and technology but we will be a slightly bigger business. today we are 11,000 people in india, 7000 people in china. i think those numbers will increase. they will increase more than what we have here in the u.k.. we are a u.k. company but we are a global company

we are always streaming on cbs news bay area. >>> elon musk is no longer the richest man alive. see the new name on top of the list of billionaires. >>> as it is further and further and more in ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >>> we have new developments in the toxic refinery release. just released this report on the impact on the surrous spotpa after asof hazardousfrom martin refining company. residents were warned days later don't consume produce grown in your yards in case of dangerous contamination. scary. it's left the community in arms with people demanding answers about risks to their health. city officials heard from the air quality district investigating the dust fall out. this sound is a similar concern repeated last night. >> operators are supposed to inform us of opacity excesses. that's one of the areas of investigation. why didn't that happen? >> that's a big question. why? the purpose of the report is to is stg this map, what le ha ai sidents e impacted by catalyst material. they don't

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>>> from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >>> right now in the afternoon edition, the tech executive officially charged with murder in the stabbing death of cash up founder, bob lee. good afternoon, i am ryan yamamoto. the court appearance lasted only a few minutes and law enforcement arrested him yesterday in emeryville. he is accused of stabbing and killing bob lee. bob lee was rushed to a hospital where he later died. a lot of development in this story. >> reporter: there was a lot of buildup around that arraignment that was supposed to take place at 9:00 this morning at the halls of justice but it only took less than five minutes for us to know that the arraignment was actually delayed because of a situation. it was minutes ago that we got our hands on the charging documents released from the court as it relates to this case. bear with me as i walk you through. around 12: 30 in the morning , the night of the stabbing , police according to the documents have video of lee and momeni got to the tower and then they got to the elevator together and there is video that s

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. >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >>> breaking news right now on the afternoon edition, and arrest made in the stabbing death of the executive tech , bob lee. police tell us of another tech executive and a friend of bob lee's. >> we will bring that to you live but our team has been uncovering a lot of details. earlier this morning, investigators in alameda county served an arrest warrant in emeryville for 38-year-old nehemiah many . he was booked on a murder charge and according to his linkedin profile, he is the owner of expand it, and information technology consulting company. >> jocelyn moran has been covering the story all day long. what do we know about what happened here? >> reporter: right now, we are inside of the police headquarters. a lot of us are getting ready to go into the room where this press conference is set to happen but we have been getting a lot of details. one of the most shocking is that the suspect is a tech executive and according to a source close to the investigation, bob lee knew him. before all of this, there was a lot of speculation

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in a store you will see tonight only on cbs news bay area, bett yu met with him. a lot to cove here, betty. we will talk about what we are hearing about the case in a second, but first, ho did the seam when you sat down with him and talked with him? >> he said he was in tremendous pain even though he was taking lot of painkillers right now. h had to take several breaks between sentences while he spok to me, obviously still healing from these severe injuries. the left him bloody and in the hospital for several days. his doctor told him that if his attacker hit him in a particula spot one more time, he would have lost his life. >> when i was running away, the impact in the back of my head went through my skull. it cracked my jaw. from here all the way down. they put a plate in from here to here. >> the former fire commissioner spoke through incredible pain, describing this vicious attack he experienced in the laguna. new video from his attorney shows garrett doty picking up a metal weapon from a trash can and taking practice swings outside don's mother's home. momen

men engineering agriculture it sphere and eco-tourism belarus and the tambov region are developing new areasf cooperation. zhlobin metallurgist a day later the victory of the cup event stands where new jersey and the city are fighting the big weekend in belarus is coming to an end, but all this time the economy has not paused, as well as important issues of the development of the regions, the attention of the president these days to the west of the country, the grodno region is developing with dignity, but there is an author and the regional vertical on the implementation of socio-economic indicators, despite the sanctions pressure at the beginning of this year , they managed to enter the growth trajectory to raise wages and reduce production costs. well, it's not the time to rest on our laurels, the economy was and it remains to accelerate, the industry should have enough questions from people about the quality of roads, for example, about what instructions were given as a result of conversations, grodno with details natalya briz the reason for the president's visit to grodno was not only h

new d.a.'s policies will lead to more crime. >> incarceration is the answer. and for us to feel safe that they're off the streets, we're not safe. >> reporter: in oakland, velena jones, nbc bay area news. >>> a bay area representative is calling for senator dianne feinstein to resign. senator feinstein has been recovering from a case of the shingles. since then she's been out of congress and missing key votes. some democrats are raising concerns that her absence is hurting chances to get democratic judges into office. south bay representative ro khanna said lawmakers need to put the country ahead of personal loyalty. nancy pelosi said feinstein deserves more time to come back. >> senator feinstein has been a champion for california. she deserves the respect to get well and be back on duty. it's interesting to me i don't know what political agendas are at work that are going after senator feinstein in that way. i've never seen them go after a man who was sick in the senate in that way. >> feinstein has said she won't be running for re-election but she has 20 months left in her term. senator feinstein release add statement less than an hour ago saying quote, i intend to return as s

including for scientists, researchers, developers , it programmers, as you like , new areas of using own domestic ones open up. data in their e applications and applied solutions thank you igor strashkov answered the questions of the program systems of the national academy of sciences of belarus further in the program of the event, a high assessment of the work of domestic medicine is the main trends of the spring-summer tourist season and a new project of the belarusian athletics federation. we'll be back at the studio in a few minutes. we continue the events on belarus 24. the world health organization awarded belarus a new certificate details, we learn from our observer svetlana chernova, belarus has achieved global goals of interrupting hepatitis b transmission among children up to 5 years, the corresponding certificate was awarded to belarus as part of the celebration, the 75th anniversary. woz, as noted by the head of the side office. such high results have been achieved thanks to a well-thought-out childhood immunization program in belarus, this achievement is of great importa

kid. >> you can watch the final two rounds of the masters tomorrow and sunday right here on cbs news bay area it for the news at 5:00, cbs news bay area starts right now. >>> a place where kids come to learn ravaged by recent storms, the major blow for a science museum and zoo that may consider one of the bay area's hidden gems. >> the tree fall has damaged animal habitats, animal holding areas. >> more than 100 trees down, a sinkhole, and jobs in limbo, how museum staff are trying to keep caring for their wild animals as they face a daunting recovery. >> we are looking at six figures worth of losses most likely. >>> the bay area cycling community mourning one of their own, what we are learning about the champion cyclist hit and killed by a car and how his death is already sparking calls for action. >> these are the consequences of us not prioritizing the most vulnerable users of our streets. >>> new video the disturbing attack on a former san francisco fire commissioner. >> he beat him brutally, i was screaming for him to stop. >> reporter: neighbor sounding off on the latest crime that has

it's sending pet food home with every reunited ght, mod news area tela th as thstart rotect ideitdown ear e local from geg entangled in fishing lines. humpbacks are returning to the area near the coast in order to forge, so commercial crabbing will stop on april 15. from mendocino county down to the mexican border. but some good news about marine mammals. the national park service saying there is a healthy population of young elephant seals at drake's beach, and they seem to like it there so much, how much? that rangers have extended the beach closures to people, but they say they could still see the seals from the parking lot. check this out. >> oh shoot. are you all right? hold on, i'm coming. >> owe my. that's the moment a skier in washington rode over a snowboarder trapped upside down in a tree well in washington state. as soon as he realized what or should we say who he slid over, he immediately jumped into action. first freeing an arm, then uncovering the face of a stuck snowboarder. >> are you okay? are you all right? all right, how are you doing? are you good? >> i'm good. we'

country and ready to surprise even the most experienced travelers, as soon as the tourist enters the new area and expect nothing. he is waiting for the effect of surprise and he likes the russian federation in recent years. seriously added to the quality of services, service and infrastructure, so the belarusian tourist will be pleasantly surprised. the main thing is to make it affordable. now to the situation on the foreign exchange market at the auction on monday, the russian ruble rose in price , the dollar fell in price in june so the american currency costs 2 rubles. 95 kop. for 10 yuan they give 4.30 3.61 worth 100 russian and euro according to the national bank 3 rubles. 22 kop. and now to world news, the supply of personal computers by the american giant apple collapsed by 40% in the first quarter, while not a single major global brand escaped the drop in sales. so at lenovo asus and dell decrease made more than 30%. experts point out that demand on computers decreased after a sharp surge during the pandemic, when people massively switched to remote work and, finally, elon musk was un

it starts at 6:30 right here on cbs news bay area. >>> still ahead tonight, the city of santa clara isbutting heads with the 9ers. now, new drama, this time it is over the world cup. first crab season wa cut short. now, the salmon season is in jeopardy. we will show you why and how people in the north bay are helping with that. >> a nesting bird loves the 25-yard line at one high school football field. >>> temperatures took a baby step towards normal conditions for april today. fell short of what is average for this time o the year. middle upper 50s and 60s. another baby step in store tomorrow. a chance of showers i the forecast. we will look at that and a look at easter weekend, coming up. >> i know paul will like this on ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity or c10g network-4255 we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a

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>>> right now on cbs news bay area, b.a.r.t. is about to vote on big changes to its operating schedule. how it could impact you. >>> a 152-year-old bay area art school has filed for bankruptcy, so what comes next? >>> a push for federal wildfire resources from california's u.s. senators . how it could protect the state's most vulnerable forest. >>> will begin with the ongoing turmoil at first republic bank. federal regulators and the nation's biggest banks are now debating a rescue package. >> of course the problems are causing anxiety for everyone from customers to the feds. here with more insight on the impact, emmanuel sequeira who is a professor at san jose state. could you give us a basic explanation as to what trouble first republic is facing right now? how intense is it, and how did they get there in the first place? >> so what i can say is that first republic bank similarly faced some of these issues that silicon valley bank faced just a month ago. first republic bank focused on some high wealth clients and they focused

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but i'm definitely going to be cautious. >> this is cbs news bay area with juliet goodrich. >> san jose'sor is trying to downplay its new concerns about the future of google's giant downtown campus . anne makovec is in the studio with us. i know this stems from a report that said google halted construction. that would be major , if true. >> reporter: it certainly would, and it looks like things are on hold when it comes to the campus, we first reported back in february that google was reassessing the timing of this project and a new report has gone even further and said the tech giant has backed off construction and told contractors they have no plans to ar

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. >>> this is cbs news bay area with juliette goodrich. >> we begin tonight with those explosive new developments, including new surveillance video in the case of former san francisco fire commissioner don carmignani with the city public defender's office saying today he may be responsible for as many as eight unsolved assaults against unhoused people. katie nielsen has the details on this quickly evolving case. >> reporter: the public defender's office believes don carmignani is the person in this video taken in the marina in november 2021. >> on the same vote that mr. carmignani lives it shows a man asleep on the sidewalk. he sprays this bear spray at the homeless not just passing by, but focusing on the victim's face. >> reporter: the public defender says this is one of eight unsolved bear spray assaults on unhoused people within four blocks of where carmignani lives. >> the district attorney and the police gave us, the defense, yesterday these police reports because they believe these acts are related to mr. carmignani. >> reporter: we asked the d.a. about that video. >> i have v

>>> from cbs news bay area, this is the afternoon edition. >>> right now on the afternoon edition, marching with a message to fixed the planet now. good afternoon. i'm elizabeth cook. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. members organized today's rally and it comes a day before we mark earth day. that group is demanding that governor gavin newsom take effective climate change action where marching from civic center plaza to the state office complex building and it is not just young people that are pushing for climate change action. a cbs news poll found that whatever age group you ask, a majority of people say climate change should be addressed right now or in the next few years. >>> california is ahead of schedule and at school to get more electric vehicles on the road. the governor's office says the ated of 1.5 million electric vehicles sold two years before former governor jerry brown's goal of 2025. >>> alameda county marks a different milestone with trash. county leaders celebrated cleaning up 1000 tons of garbage from illegal dumping. this is part of the statewide conference on illegal dumping. oakl

. >> on cbs news bay area, former president trump will be heading to new york. he is first former u.s. president to be indicted to criminal charges. details and what we are learning about the charges. >>> downtown san francisco is looking more and more like a ghost town but city leaders are looking at a unique way to revive it. >> reminding people that san francisco and downtown is so much more than only our offices and work. >> officials are planning to use art to save the city. >>> it was a wild weekend for the final four in houston. a preview of the national championship tonight airing on kpix. >>> hold on tight. we are dealing with breezy conditions today as a wind advisory has been issued throughout this afternoon. >>> first, let's look at top stories. charges against former president donald trump will be . familiar th indictment tells cbs news trump will likely be charged with falsifying business records in the first degree. that stems from alleged hush money to adult film star stormy daniels. we'll have jarred hill live from new york with more on the indi

grocery store had many people in want of groceries. >>> the murder that shot to the bay area and the >>> from cbs news bay area, this is the morning edition. >>> really shocked. we don't normally wind up working next to killers. >> reporter: it captivated the country, and that the accused killer is set to be arraigned this morning in court. i am just an interest with details surrounding this case. >>> this case continues the debate whether you feel safe in san francisco. you will hear from a crime watch group, straight ahead. >>> nothing on il-6 or any other aisle at the safeway. a grocery store, shuttered in the city.

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you can keep your fingers crossed but that is good news across the ba area.'s start with the giants forecast. first pitch is 1:35 p.m. today. if you are heading out to the ballpark, still bring a towel to clean of the damp chair. heading into the afternoon, we will dry up and it will be a chilly afternoon. upper 50s in the forecast as the frontal system continues to sweep throughout the bay area. here is what we are looking at right now on the first color doppler this morning. the system is already making its way to the sacrament valley. we are pretty much dry rot the north bay, anywhere fro st. helena into napa. we see some scattered showers. but they are light and not a concern. this is a very light frontal system. not an atmospheric river. so don't call it things that it isn't. extending into concord and hercules, dry conditions. the more you go close to the bay, the more wet. from san francisco to san mateo, light showers currently. this is a great picture outside right now of san francisco. it is gloomy it is cold. sitting in the 50s throughout the bay a

look out for so many people at cbs news bay area there.e still two months out, but preparations are kicking into high gear. >> they are. job number one is clearing out the debris from this year's brainstorms. >> reporter: it is time to enjoy some live music in the heart of san francisco. it might be empty with no fans just yet, but there are crews here getting everything ready and cleaned up for the stern grove festival. that is the sound of grounds crew is getting ready for this year's music festival. getting the grove ready might take extra work. >> with all the atmospheric rivers, we had about 100 trees fall. >> reporter: that is stern grove festival director bob fiedler. crews are working to clear out the storm degree which also took out this tree. it was an icon of the grove and san francisco. >> this was reported to be the tallest tree in the city of san francisco. we always had some concern that it would fall because of its proximity to the stage and buildings, and lo and behold it did. as you can see, it missed our dressing rooms b

here's a new nbc bay area's tom johnson. >> are you joking me? >> for fred stirling, his most recent clash with police happened at an antioch park in september, 2021 at a retirement party for antioch's police chief. >> i could relive it 100 times, it is still fresh in my mind exactly what happened. >> reporter: stirling was there covering a group of citizens protesting the department for legit police abuse when the fight broke out between a female protester on the police supporter. then several officers jumped in to help their supporter. a federal lawsuit, filed earlier today goes into greater detail. police body camera screen grabs provide some of the evidence. >> a small woman who had multiple officers grabbing her by the arm, twisting her arms, and mr. stirling, who is a journalist was filming this. he briefly attempted to physically intervene. one officer then grabbed mr. stirling by the neck, and began taking him to the ground. while four other officers joined him. >> and his lawyer says a sixth officer joined in, and tased frank stirling, w

it starts at 6:30 right here on cbs news bay area. >>> still ahead tonight, the city of santa clara isbutting heads with the 9ers. now, new drama, this time it is over the world cup. first crab season wa cut short. now, the salmon season is in jeopardy. we will show you why and how people in the north bay are helping with that. >> a nesting bird loves the 25-yard line at one high school football field. >>> temperatures took a baby step towards normal conditions for april today. fell short of what is average for this time o the year. middle upper 50s and 60s. another baby step in store tomorrow. a chance of showers i the forecast. we will look at that and a look at easter weekend, coming up. >> i know paul will like this on >>so, this wabsoiscut short state is trying to protect humpback whales from getting entangled. the season got off t a late start over whalen tanglement concerns. commercial crabbing will stop on april 15t along the coast down to the mexican border. at the same tim california salmon season could be in jeopardy. fisheries are expected to call off the entire season over