during a week in april, our world follows warsaw's mayor rafal traskowski.n the 24th of february, russian president vladimir putin ordered a military invasion of neighbouring ukraine. reporter: russian troops i are closing in on the capital, and in the last few hours multiple exposures have been reported. —— multiple explosions. the invasion trigger the largest refugee crisis in europe since the second world war. almost six million ukrainians have fled the country. reporter: more than half of those who have left are now in poland - where local people are providing accommodation, food and other support. reporter: the population | of warsaw is nearly at nearly 20% in just two weeks. the mayor saying they can't handle the millions more that are expected to come here into poland. we are at capacity, we cannot accept another wave of hundreds of thousands of refugees in just one city, alone. we spent time with the city's mayor, rafal trzaskowski, as well as refugees and volunteers living through the crisis. i need to help the refugees in this tragic situation, but

with rafal�*s how long can you keep doing this? now we drive for one minute.disused country house near warsaw. it now hosts i6 warsaw. it now hosts 16 children and three carers from central ukraine. this is incredible that there are no pitched tents in parks, no huge reception centres, because those people are with us, but it took an enormous effort of the society. without the volunteers, the system would have broken down long, long ago. i, as the mayor of the city, i have a responsibility, i need to help the refugees in this tragic situation, but i also need to make sure that this city functions properly, because if it doesn't, then this incredible solidarity and energy of the polish people might be snapped, when the city services are going to be overwhelmed, people are going to start complaining, that's normal. in to start complaining, that's normal. ~ ., ., ., ~ normal. in ukraine, vera worked as a masseuse- _ normal. in ukraine, vera worked as a masseuse. and _ normal. in ukraine, vera worked as a masseuse. and although . normal. in ukraine, vera worked| a

rafal and his friends have created an orphanage in a disused country house near warsaw.ren and three carers from central ukraine. this is incredible that there are no pitched tents in parks, or there are no huge reception centres, because those people are with us, but of course it took an enormous effort of the society. without the volunteers, the system would have broken down long, long ago. i, as the mayor of the city, i have a responsibility, i need to help the refugees in this tragic situation, but i also need to make sure that this city functions properly, because if it doesn't, then this incredible solidarity and energy of the polish people might be sapped. when the city services are going to be overwhelmed, people are going to start complaining, that's normal. in ukraine, vera worked as a masseuse. and although she has some savings from her business, she has started to work in warsaw. like hundreds of thousands of ukrainian refugees in warsaw, vera is starting to confront the reality that she may not be going home any time soon. we have guaranteed ukrainians a cit

there out of richmond heading across towards san rafale about a nine-minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes. in the east bay members of the little more community are chipping in to help a navy veteran who lost his home and most of his possessions in a fire. 67 year-old ronald weber and his dog buddy managed to make it out as rv went up in flames. we spoke with weber about how the community is helping you get back. his life and crawford's man. harry has that story. >> its like you can imagine. this is what 67 year-old navy veteran ronald webber's home looks like now black and melted destroyed by fire. still hasn't hit me. his rv was parked outside the lowe's on first street in livermore. when weber turned it on, there was a popping noise and smoke and flames. duane woods was leaving lows on friday around one in the afternoon when he saw firefighters putting out the rv fire on anybody. >> they got out through the driver's door. he he's lost everything. woods lives nearby. he hadn't met weber yet, but he knew of him and i would see him take his star bud

on the richmond center fell bridge about a nine-minute drive as you're heading across towards san rafale and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you're looking at a 20 minute morning commute. well, another covid variant is making headlines in california. it's the newest omicron variant. it's starting to make up more and more cases across the state kron four's. amanda hari has the details on what we know about the virus so far. >> it's related to omicron. it's kind of becoming more dominant. so it's estimated to be about 80% of cases on us a few weeks ago. you can only find the omicron variant ba 12002.1. >> in the northeast. now it's all over the country. it's about 25%. >> more transmissible, then even be a 2, which is itself anywhere from 30 to 80% more transmissible than ba one ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin-hong says he's not too concerned for people with healthy immune systems because so many of them have built-up antibodies to the original strain of omicron definitely helped us because from the bodies to suspected it all kind of looks omicron to the body

there. >> out of richmond at it across towards san rafale. a little under 10 minutes for that drive. >> and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls are of about 20 minutes. president biden and congressional democrats are lashing out at republicans after a bill aimed at protecting abortion rights failed in the senate. well, despite the fact the vote outcome was a foregone conclusion before the voting that happened, it didn't really make the results any easier for democrats to swallow. >> on this vote, the yeas are 49. the nays are 51. the motion is not agreed to. >> well, the final tally was 49 51 with all republicans and democrat joe manchin voting against it. republicans called the bill extreme. democrats asked americans to remember who supports it. >> the vote we makes crystal clear. the contrast between the parties as we approach the mid term elections. >> failed show that improve. their own extremist democrats. radical bill as as extreme as extreme got. >> the supreme court's official ruling on roe v wade is expected next month. meanwhile

a lot of richmond heading across towards san rafale. look at that. only 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 20 minute morning drive. well, happening now, construction is in progress. >> for the msg sphere, it's a brand new venue opening in las vegas next year. it's the world's largest spherical structure. it's going to feature a huge immersive screen inside and out. rich demuro takes an inside look in this morning's tech smart. >> the las vegas skyline changing once again. it's potentially one most photographed buildings in the planet. nsg sphere is a new high-tech venue. we hope will redefine what it means to do. live entertainment. this structure located behind the venetian set to open in 2023. this is an active construction site first i was there for a new milestone primary. structural work is now complete. this thing is going to be big over 500 feet wide, 300 feet tall. it's going to the world's largest beer whole structure. the exterior will be wrapped in one big screen inside the >> lower circular part of the structure. we t

a lot of richmond heading across towards san rafale about 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 20 minute ride. well, like john mentioned, a red flag warning will go into effect in just a few hours. it includes parts of the north bay. that warning is going to stick around until around tomorrow night because of that. fire officials are asking you to be careful while taking part in any of memorial day events, especially barbecues, coffers. and many harry brings us more on that. >> i spoke to a woman that was a firefighter for decades. she says when you can pick up a leaf like this one here and just crush it into dust, you know, just how little moisture there is in the air and how high the fire risk in its own. tell you been in front of it and tell you experience that in person. >> don't know how fast or how big that parking yet. >> and those conditions, president of fire safe sonoma. roberta mcintyre says people should take the red flag warning seriously. fire officials are forecasting critical fire. weather conditions just seems like there's been so much drought. >> a

under 14 minutes to make it across 81 on one out of richmond as you're heading across towards san rafale. things are slowing down about 11 minutes to make it and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes for your drive. >> that's what it sounds like when the warriors win the western conference finals. they are the best in the west end have punched their ticket. now to the nba finals. yeah, this is the 6th time in the 8 years that the dubs clinched a spot in the finals are excited absolutely. and her 4 sarah stinson chief among them, she's been the big rah rah sis, boom, bah party leader here all week long as >> am still pumped here on the rooftop screaming to san francisco that we are the best and the west. and it feels so good to say that because we're confident that you just don't want to be too confident. you don't want to do that victory lap too soon, but we can do it now. we've got some time until the nba finals until next week. so we can really relish in this. and they really the players are relishing in this because you know how they are there on to the next. they a

well, as you're traveling out of richmond, heading across towards san rafale just a little under, i'dminutes. traffic continues to pick up and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about a 20 minute morning drive. >> 6.49 is the time and memorial day has come and gone. but paying our respects for all of those who have served and paid the ultimate price to defend our country is a year-long commitment. that's why a group of northern california veterans present a reef. >> at the tomb of the unknown soldier at arlington national cemetery. we're going hear the sights and the sounds of that solemn ceremony. >> on ♪♪ my name is austin james. as a musician living with diabetes, fingersticks can be a real challenge. that's why i use the freestyle libre 2 system. with a painless, one-second scan i know my glucose numbers without fingersticks. now i'm managing my diabetes better and i've lowered my a1c from 8.2 to 6.7. take the mystery out of managing your diabetes and lower your a1c. now you know. try it for free at freestylelibre.us (music throughout) now you know. >> 6.54 is the time to che

there out of richmond heading across the worse and rafale. you're looking at a 9 minute morning ride and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes for you on this thursday morning. >> 71 is the time. let's get to our top story this morning. today marks one year since the mass shooting at the vta railyard in san jose. that's when 9 people were killed after a disgruntled employee opened fire. >> employees and families of the victims are going to come together today for ceremony this morning to honor those that were killed. kron four's will tran has been live in san jose and he brings us the very latest. good morning. well, >> they are together at this very moment. 365 days and 30 minutes ago the massacre took place. we will zoom in us far as we can possibly do it. we are respectfully a distance away. you can see beyond that fence there. there are hundreds of people outside this beautiful thursday morning sunrise. they are obviously remembering family and friends who were massacred inside the vta rail yard. one year ago. it happen

under about 15 minutes to make it across towards the peninsula out of richmond heading across or san rafale. it's going to be about 13 minutes to make that drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes. 71 is the time. let's get to our developing story this morning. it has been about a week now since the mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. and this morning, law enforcement is under some pretty intense scrutiny. >> over how they handled the situation and million cover 9-1-1. call suggest some children may have survived a shooting if police had just acted sooner. robert sherman has that story. >> we will not relent until youvaldee recovers. we are texas and texans. are you not? >> texas governor greg abbott calling on texans across the state to pray for those families who lost loved ones at the robb elementary school shooting tuesday as the community works to recover the investigation into the law enforcement response intensifies. the department of justice announcing they will conduct a critical incident review to quote, identify lessons learned and be

pretty quiet about 13 minutes for your drive at of richmond heading across towards san rafale, looking at a 9 minute commute. so at the limit really quiet this morning and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 20 minutes for you to make it into the city. well, the leader of an anti-abortion group is facing felony charges in connection to an attack on a san francisco abortion clinic. now the group allegedly broke into that facility, stopped a doctor who provides abortions to women and recorded hospital staff and patients. we spoke to one member of that group kron four's gayle ong has that story. >> we will not tolerate this kind of behavior will not tolerate in san francisco and we will stand up against efforts to criminalize reproductive choices. san francisco district attorney chesa boudin announcing charges thursday against a group of anti-abortion activist. >> the da's office released this photo of a defaced and damage bronze statue of the madonna and child at san francisco general hospital covered with fake blood in stickers with a doctor's name on it. the da says one of th

peninsula, a 80 to one o one a little under 13 minutes out of richmond heading across towards san rafale. look at that. nice and light for us about 9 minutes and the golden 20 minute commute. on wednesday, president joe biden signed an executive order to address policing reforms. this comes on the two-year anniversary of george floyd's death. this new executive is limited in what it can actually do. washington correspondent alexandra limon has the latest on that. >> good morning. president biden felt he had to take the matter into his own hands after congress stalled on the issue of police reform on the two-year anniversary of george floyd's death. president joe biden signed an executive order in an attempt to reform policing practices. >> this executive order to consider the most significant police reform in decades. floyd's family was among those who attended the signing the executive order creates a national database to track police misconduct and mandates body-worn cameras. >> it also restricts practices like chokeholds and no-knock warrants. but the order applies mainly to federal o

towards one o one under 13 minutes on this thursday morning out of richmond heading across towards san rafale. you're at about 9 minutes as you're traveling and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. a 20 minute warning drive. legislation to address the nationwide baby formula shortages advancing through congress. the house passed 2 bills to help struggling families in mom's last night. now these bills need the green light from the senate. jessi tenure brings us that report live this morning from dc. good morning. jessi. >> yeah, good morning to you as well. one of the bills would make the product more available to certain families while another aims to make it safer from the plants to the shelves. >> that is passed. 2 measures had to the senate to combat the country's baby formula shortage with more than 40% of the product. now out of stock in the wealthiest nation in the world. >> babies should not be at risk of going hungry. one bill would help wic recipients by more formula by loosening the restrictions on the brand's and amounts that qualify for the program. >> every democrat including

a lot of richmond heading across towards san rafale. still down under 9 minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls around 20 minutes. for the east bay. a reminder from emeryville police to be safe on the roadways this week. the matter your mode of transportation. yesterday, there was a person riding a scooter illegally. they passed a lower train gate arm. then they drove through that intersection. look at that on your screen. this is at 65th and shell mound streets before crashing into an oncoming car. police say the scooter us was taken to the hospital and is thankfully expected to be ok, but they would like to remind people on scooters and bikes always wear a helmet travel in the same direction of traffic and follow all traffic in rail control lights. well, a pedestrian has died after being hit by a car in oakland. it happened thursday night right around 11 near the west bound 5.80, off-ramp to seminary avenue. police arrested the driver under suspicion of a felony dui and booked them into jail. well, california lawmaker

peninsula, little under 30 minutes to make that drive out of richmond as you head across towards san rafale. it will take you about 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about a 21 minute drive. california leaders are moving forward with efforts to increase abortion access in the state. this all comes as democrats aim to energize voters over the abortion rights issue with the state's primary election underway. ashley zavala explains the action that was taken on monday. >> the state senate appropriations committee monday moved forward with the bill that would set up a fund to help low-income people, access abortion in california. the bill sb 11. 42 would also require the state's health and human services agency to set up a website with information on abortion services in the state. it's one of more than a dozen bills aiming to boost abortion access and protections in california as a father to daughter >> a california. continue to a pro choice. >> stay the committee. put the bill on the suspense file for later consideration. the suspense file is reserved for bills that could c

city, a polish the state authorities should ban any festive events of russians on this day, believes rafal the celebration of may 9 by russians in the capital of poland . he wrote about this on twitter, the russian embassy wants to celebrate may 9 in warsaw and appealed to the ministry of foreign affairs in order to support poland, i am strongly against this, says the message, according to the mayor of warsaw, no polish state institution should participate in this initiative, and even more so, this initiative should the mayor of warsaw believes that it should be banned, i agreed to hold a holiday in warsaw as an aggressor, emphasized count ot chastkovskiy, we will remind you that in israel they also previously decided to abandon the traditional parade of veterans on may 9, the decision to cancel the parade was made together with israeli organizations of veterans of the second world war, reports lb.ua during today's of tomorrow especially be alert and we are now returning to the studio so the break did not last long and we continue i am from irpen and when the war started it was february 24

that of richmond heading across towards san rafale. still pretty light for you at this hour. about 9 minutes for you as you're traveling there and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. you're looking at a 20 minute morning commute. well, national news president biden will travel to buffalo, new york later this morning in the wake of a racially motivated shooting there that killed 10 people. he and the first lady will meet with the victims of the families, their first responders as well as community leaders. washington correapondent jessi tenure reports on the latest response from d c. good morning, rather than focusing solely on gun legislation. some democratic leaders are trying a new tactic. >> gave his life trying to save president joe biden praised the former buffalo police officer as a hero after he tried to stop saturday's deadly mass shooting. he actually was able to shoot the selling twice. but yeah, on the bulletproof vest as the president and first lady traveled to buffalo today to pay tribute to all 10 of the victims. lawmakers in washington are turning their at

if you're heading out of richmond across towards san rafale, about 9 minutes for your drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes this morning. happening today, president biden is expected to sign an executive order on policing on what will be 2 years since george floyd's death. now, that order is going to require federal law enforcement to review and revise policies on use of force. it will restrict the flow of surplus military equipment to local police. it would also encourage limitations on choke holds and no-knock warrants by attaching strings. the federal funding the biden administration begin working on executive action after bipartisan talks to pass police reform legislation in congress start last year. biden is expected to sign the order alongside floyd's family. gas prices reached another record high this week. the white house is scrambling to bring down prices before americans hit the road this weekend for memorial day. anna wiernicki is in washington with more on the administration's plan to provide some relief. with gas prices and the cost of diesel fuel reach

there out of richmond added across towards san rafale. a 9 minute morning drive. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls 20 minutes for you this morning. a lawsuit has been filed against southern california edison on behalf of victims of the coastal fire. the fire in laguna niguel last week destroyed 20 homes, damage about nearly a dozen others. the lawsuit alleges s iii's liable for the brush fire. the cause is still being investigated, but the utility that said there was circuit activity with electrical equipment near that devastated neighborhood prior to the wind driven fire. now, attorneys for the homeowners say it's another example of sce not properly maintaining its equipment and clearing brush. now, the utility has not commented on the litigation. more than half of the bay area's pay nearly $6 and $0.30 for a gallon of gas. these are the latest average prices for each county. according to aaa. as you can see here, 5 counties are in the high 6 20's. that's about $0.16 higher than the state average of about 6, 0, 6, solano county. the chief is average in

make it from as you're heading across 8.80, to one o one out of richmond heading across towards san rafale. you're looking at about a 40 minute drive traffic picking up and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the totals. 20 minutes on this tuesday morning. >> 81 is the time developing news. it has been one week since the mass shooting at an elementary school in uvalde, texas. and this morning law enforcement is under intense scrutiny over how they responded to that shooting. and newly uncovered 9-1-1, call suggest some children. >> could have been saved if police had acted sooner. robert sherman has that story. >> we will not relent until youvaldee recovers. >> we are texas and texans. are you not? >> texas governor greg abbott calling on texans across the state to pray for those families who lost loved ones at the robb elementary school shooting tuesday as the community works to recover the investigation into the law enforcement response intensifies. the department of justice announcing they will conduct a critical incident review to quote, identify lessons learned and best practices to help fi

under 17 minutes for you to make it from a 80 to one o one out of richmond heading across towards san rafale. we've got a little uptick in traffic. so we're slowing down a bit about 17 minutes for your drive. and let's check on the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 30 minutes this morning. >> our top story this morning today, marking one year since the mass shooting at the vta railyard in san jose. it was in that shooting that 9 people were killed after a disgruntled employee opened fire. >> employees and families of the victims came together for ceremony earlier this morning. to honor the lives of those who have been killed. a kron four's will tran has been outside and he's been covering this all morning. give us the updates. will. >> the ceremony started at 6.30 in the morning. exactly 365 days after the massacre took place right behind me at the vta railyard. they purposely chose 6.30 because that was the time the shooter left his home. he came to this location a few miles away, didn't live very far burst into the union meeting at 6.30, and started opening fire on his fellow co-wo

8.80, to one o one just under 15 minutes for your drive out of richmond heading across towards san rafalelook at that were about 9 minutes for you and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about 25 minutes on this friday morning. >> 50's the time technology is making the process of making movies a lot easier. yeah. this morning's tech smart rich demuro gets firsthand experience on the set of the latest samanic movie. making movies is a complex process. but digital technology is speeding things along. >> today i'm letting my voice to the latest sonic movie to see how animation comes together. >> then time to say this, but i don't surely have a plan. >> in sonic the hedgehog 2 now on digital sonic wants to prove that he's a real hero. once a auto tune, it sounds great. my challenge to prove that i have what it takes to lend my voice to the movie. >> this is where movie magic is made. the iconic game of paramount pictures once inside. so many famous people have walked this law. i get a crash course. so this is where it happens. atr additional dialogue, replacement on the stand behind that

this is in san rafale. >> southbound 1, 1, north of 5.80, west. so again, not causing any major delays, but one lane there is blocked in connection with that accident as we head into the city right now this morning, 7 minute drive for you to make it from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit so or friday light across the bay bridge. also friday, light along the richmond, sandra fell bridge 7 minute drive. tulsa, one on one. we do have another accident. this is out of martinez. that's on the eastbound side of highway 4 west of cummings. skyway. and again, we have an accident and hazard an animal incident trade taking place here. so they've shut down lanes to try to get that off of the highway there. and we'll leave you with a look at crockett down towards the maze. a lo 5, 80 80 15 minutes on this friday morning car james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain. it's 5.19, and legislation to protect low-income families from baby formula. shortages is on the way. it's on president biden's desk right now for his signature. yeah, the senate was able to pas

so definitely a slow crawl as you're traveling there out of richmond heading across towards san rafale down to 16 minutes. so no major issues here. the kraken down towards the major at about 30 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 19 and we have new details on the nationwide manhunt that ended in indiana escaped alabama inmate casey white and corrections officer vicky white. >> they took off on the run and they made it 11 days. they did. yes. same last name. no relation, but it ended after a police chase. >> and a crash with the officer light in the end, taking her own life. bailey smith has a whole story. >> well, the criminals, sometimes they do things that are unexplainable. but in this case, i'm glad they did. indiana is known as the crossroads of america and to star crossed lovers crossed right into the tri-state. >> on may 3rd, james stinson noticed a ford truck abandoned at the wyandotte car wash where he worked and he got suspicious. i walked up to the truck. >> the wendy, you're down in oregon lot. my first thought, oh, my god, it could be this gap. now >> sten

out of richmond heading across towards san rafale. look at that here at about a 13 minute morning commute. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls on this monday morning about 21 minutes. >> 71 is the time. let's get to our breaking news this hour. and it comes to us out of the south bay where police are investigating a double shooting that happened earlier this morning in san jose. it happened near the san jose state university campus kron four's will tran is live in san jose with the latest. good morning. well, >> rain at james. in fact, san jose state university is right down the street from me. i can even see the banners of san jose state university. that's how close it is. you can see police officers right behind me and they've been here for several hours as they continue to process the scene. let me quickly pull up a map. you say, you know, my location. this is downtown san jose. >> at 10th and san salvador, they've been here at least since 3 o'clock in the morning. it looks like they are slowly but surely wrapping things up

a 14 minute ride out of richmond heading across towards san rafale.sandra fell bridge is picking up along of the south bay. 44 minutes, last time we checked in, we are at 38 as you're heading into park, the highway for antioch, traveling to conquer to 40 to about 40 minutes. daria. james, back to you. 7.31. right now. and let's get back to our developing story in texas once again, america waking up to >> grief, anger, be on sadness as more children were killed in school, another mass shooting? yeah. an 18 year-old man opened fire at an elementary school. 19 children killed to teachers as well. and this comes as the elementary school was getting ready. >> to wrap up the school year, teachers, students, parents were looking forward to the summer break and now they're dealing with this. mary beth mcdade has the latest. >> has surfaced allegedly showing suspected gunman. >> 18 year-old salvador ramos entering robb elementary in uvalde, texas. >> police say armed with a rifle and handgun and wearing body armor. >> authorities say after entering the school

heading across towards the peninsula, out of richmond heading across towards san rafale about 8 to 10onday morning and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls looking at a 20 minute morning compete. >> well, in sports, the warriors are set to face the dallas mavericks in the western conference finals. we now know who we're going to battle it and not a great weekend for the giants and the a's convoys. kylen mills has those highlights. >> 6 western conference finals in 8 years. that is impressive. no matter how you shake it. it's the golden state warriors. reality over the last decade, the organization has been a beacon of consistency. head coach steve kerr did not coach the final 3 games of the memphis series. the semifinals as he was dealing with covid. >> assistant coach mike brown stepped in and was able to get the job done. however, steve kerr is back and most importantly healthy, he talked kron 4 about what his message was for brown before game 6. >> the main thing i told him was he had to follow his gut. he can't he couldn't sit there, you know, think. what? what what i do. you k

consistently around 20 minutes for the past 15 minutes heading out of richmond across towards san rafaler drive. the air san mateo bridge, 14 minutes traveling from 8.80, across towards one. 0, 1 down towards the maze. we're really starting to pick up the richmond and berkeley. 31 minutes as you're heading down towards the maze and highway 4.31. minute drive as you're traveling from any act in to conquer darya. james, back to you. >> for your money this morning, president biden is pushing his new program that could help connect 10's of millions of families to the internet. last year's infrastructure package. mark billions of dollars to give low-income families $30 monthly in internet subsidies. well, now the biden administration is announcing a deal with 20 companies to offer high-speed internet to those families. for the price of that subsidy, making their internet essentially free for an estimated 48 million households across the country. >> it's going to change people's lives. this means fast and good download speeds with no data gap caps and no extra fees for the american family can

well out of richmond heading across towards san rafale him to take you about 10 minutes to make thatand the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on this thursday morning. >> president biden has signed an executive order to address policing reforms. but this new executive order is limited on what it can do. we've got allies and rhythm own with the latest from dc. >> good morning. president biden felt he had to take the matter into his own hands after congress stalled on the issue of police reform on the two-year anniversary of george floyd's death. president joe biden signed an executive order in an attempt to reform policing practices. >> this executive order deliver the most significant police reform in decades. floyd's family was among those who attended the signing the executive order creates a national database to track police misconduct and mandates body-worn cameras. >> it also restricts practices like chokeholds and no-knock warrants. but the order applies mainly to federal officers and agencies and the white house can't for state or local police agencies to comply,

a lot of you hitting the roads 40 minute drive out of richmond heading across towards san rafale.and san leandro. you had an accident. this is southbound 8.80, at 2.38. north. so you are seeing delays as you're traveling all along 80 there doubling down to fremont about 25 an uptick and drive times along 6.80. we talked about that accident. southbound you can see those delays once you hit. fremont traffic starts to light up just again. and then on the northbound side, delay there as you're traveling highway for, if you're heading from antioch in to conquer around 40 minutes. taria. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain to 7.49. is the time national news. americans are sharing their attitudes towards the economy. inflation's summer travel. there's a new nationwide poll that asked about all these topics. we've got adrian bankert breaking down the numbers. >> more than 1000 registered voters participated in the poll and a clear majority said that they're being hit hard by the economy and feeling the full weight of inflation. nearly half of the voters polled in the latest n

a lot of richmond heading across towards san rafale toes to want to about 13 minutes and in the south bay. we go along one o one. 85 heading into menlo park around 60 minutes. tara, james, back to you. thanks a lot. let's get back to game day. yes. has game one of the western conference finals tonight? i think they're ready. we've got klay, steph draymond jordan poole, hope will have a pool party tonight as they take on the mavericks in game one of the western conference finals. let's go to kron 4. sarah stinson live at the chase center in a c. >> of yellow and blue or gold and blue. yeah. hey, sarah. >> hey, we are ready to go. i am pumping you fans up as you wake up. of course, we've got a bit of time until tip-off, which is at 6 o'clock tonight right here at chase center and where i'm standing right now at rise or 5. there's a couple seats here that are 2400 couple seats that are up to the 2900 range. and then if you go down just one row, you're getting into the 30,000 and then if you go to court side, wolf, it's going to cost you a lot. but take a look. they put the lights on and

if you run into that, still out of richmond heading across towards san rafale traffic slowing down ae sluggish this morning about 13 minutes for you. there. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. it will be about 20 minutes for you on this thursday morning. okay. 6.30, is the time. >> let's get you updated now on the new details that are emerging about that tragedy that played out in texas. authorities now releasing more information about what led up to that shooting and what the gunman did. >> during the attack, there are also growing calls for tighter gun control measures. but the big question remains, will anything change? you know, we have lauren lyster with the story. >> new photos in details emerging about the young lives brutally taken along with 2 teachers in a massacre at their schools. all being mourned as investigators search for clues into why the shooter went on this rampage and warning signs the only information. >> that was known in advance. was posted by the gunman on facebook. approximately. 30 minutes. >> before reaching the school, facebook reports the messag

14 minutes as you're traveling from a 80 to one o one out of richmond heading across towards san rafale tolls to one o one about 12 minutes as you're traveling along the richmond, sandra fell bridge and the south bay along one. 0, one, 85 in to menlo park. a little under 34 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of 7.18, for your money this morning. amazon test having drivers make deliveries from local malls and california is a good state to be a host of an air bnb. jane king is live at the nasdaq with those stories and more. hi, jane. hi, darya. good morning. it's comforting course popular. stay for people to come and visit. so california along with florida and texas, the top 3 states for air bnb in come and 3 of the country's hottest housing markets as well where new host do earn the most. >> so california tops 270 million is brought in with those air bnb riddles a 265 million in florida 170 million last year for texas. now a typical host in the u.s. earn a median income from hosting of just under $14,000 in 2021. well, plane ticket prices are the highest in 7 ye rs. rising

a lot of richmond heading across towards san rafale. you're looking still pretty light. 9 minute morning commute and golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 20 minute ride for you the time for you. now, 5.19, in the family of one of the victims in the vta mass shooting is taking the transit agency to court. his family says the vta didn't do enough to prevent the largest mass shooting in bay area history. kron four's rob nesbitt has that story for us. >> an attorney for the lane family says the vta its security should have seen the warning signs that the employee who shot and killed 9 people was capable of doing so when the stories of mass shootings make headlines, the deadliest one in bay area history comes to mind. today marks one year since vta employee samuel james cassidy opened fire in a rail yard of san jose civic center neighborhood killing 9 men and then himself. nicholas rallies, an attorney for the family of one of those victims, lars kepler lane. you know, the father, the husband that we all want to have in our family. she was

telling one man, as you just heard to drop a knife, which they which officers say was pointed at rafaleor officers fired. a coroner later ruled that both men died of gunshot wounds. the department of justice is now investigating coming up on the kron 4 morning news. some much needed relief could be coming for students. >> the biden administration considering to can considering canceling thousands of dollars in student debt. and only on kron 4. we're learning more on the investigation into the contra costa county sheriff fallen tear accused of distributing ghost guns. but the county's top cop is sharing. i joined the district attorney's office to pursue justice for everyone. but like so many of my colleagues, i resigned in protest because chesa boudin interfered in every single case and failed to do his job. the office is absolutely in disarray right now. chesa dissolved my unit prosecuting car break-ins. now criminals flock to san francisco because there are no consequences. we can't wait. recall chesa boudin now. ♪ at usaa we've been called too exclusive because we were created for off