it has a lot >reed>of people hoping that art brings >>more hope under 1 roof and a bay area bounce >reed>get a check on what's happening around the bay today >>in less than 2 hours, the oakland police department will mobile service for former officer jordan's win gate. >reed>the officer died this last saturday. >>his cause of death was from injuries from a car crash and happy august. 2018. the memorial will >reed>happen at 3 crosses church on john drive >>and castro valley. the service will start at 11 a.m., also in oakland. the restaurant is rising from the ashes and opening >reed>back up for business in about 2 hours >>late last year of fire, torched the much loved oakland business and like and this is an oakland the horn family is staying put to continue >reed>their commitment to community. their new permanent >>location is at 464 8th street in the latest exam. area back. you can see art on display this weekend >reed>is 85 different galleries from all over the world >>come together under 1 roof in san francisco art fair opens later today. ><<>and sean chitnis gives you a preview. >>ar

>reed>all right, darren. thank you time now for a look at this morning top stories and inmates set off a brief manhunt after trying to escape from the jail ward at san francisco general hospital. deputies say the prisoner climbed through the ceiling in his room and tried to crawl away. the sheriff's department says the inmate was caught quickly right on the premises and never escaped from their custody. a live look at our bay area airports were frustrated flyers are breathing a sigh of relief after the biden administration issued new rules for airlines. the 1st rule requires airlines to be more transparent about extra fees. second rule requires airlines to issue cash refunds. automatically. rather than in response to customers having to ask for it. ><<>bart. the bottom line is you get your money back and you get your money back without having to ask. from now on when your flight is canceled for any reason you are entitled to an automatic cash refund, and it has to be prompt if you get delayed significant. tha

>> reporter: reed, good morning. at the robin williams meadow inside golden gate park where normally, we see a large 4/20 celebration but not this year, we'll explain coming up. >>> here's a live look outside before we head to break on this friday. just waking up, and you are headed out the door, you have one more day and then the weekend is here and it's going to be a great weekend here did my legs shrink? i can move them. i mean, i knew alaska airlines' premium class had extra legroom but this... this feels different. okay. crazy idea. on the count of 3... i'm going to try and cross my... ohhhhhhhhhhh boyy that's nice. woooooo! ( ♪♪ ) >>> taking a live look at san francisco. this weekend wraps up the first ever san francisco weed week. and it's a series of events to build on the annual celebration of cannabis april 20th or 4/20 but this year won't be an official 4/20 at hippie hill. organizers just couldn't get the money to put the event on. so it might drive cannabis fans to dispensaries around the bay. and i have

this is a reed house, but since then it has been covered with plaster, it is a row house, it is a row sandwich panel, and of course, it was under the reeds, but from the point of view of the fire department safety, we still made it out of tiles. roof tiles are a characteristic material for all of bessarabia. of the local options for covering the roof, there was only a queue here. but everyone wanted something more practical, so they imported tiles, as they say here, from the mainland. to this day, you can see ukrainian, romanian and even french tiles on the houses. look, marseille tiles, marseille tiles, there are quite a lot of them here, but the tiles must be on the same structure of the same type, because they have different locks, that is why the one chosen here marselisk, she has already moved, i think, to the fifth house, the fourth. the house, originally there were tiles, we already covered it with slate, but here there were tiles, our grandfathers covered it not with slate, but with reeds, there was always a second top, now this revival has also started, from here now reeds ar

police say reed fired first. >> roll the windows down. >> reporter: the ordeal unfolding just after 6m. march 21st. reed, in the driver's seat of his white suv, surrounded by five plain-clothes tactical officers, guns drawn, who initially pulled him over for not wearing a seat belt, and can be heard yelling commands at reed. >> unlock the doors now. >> reporter: in the video, reed appears to ignore those commands. >> open the door now. >> reporter: that's when reed, investigators say, fired at officers, striking this officer, according to authorities, in the wrist. the officers scatter and immediately return fire. four officers unloading 96 rounds in 41 seconds. during the gunfire, reed exits the vehicle and falls to the ground, and appears to be shot multiple times. chicago mayor brandon johnson today -- >> shooting a police officer can never be condoned. and we also have to be very clear that we hold our police to the highest of standards. >> reporter: reed, at the time of the incident, was facing charges for allegedly carrying a gun into a street festival. his mother heartbroken. >

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reed, you and mr. gorman live in the same gated community. how long have you lived there?ars, ma'am. >> judge judy: and mr. gorman, how long have you lived there? >> three years, sir -- ma'am. >> judge judy: and when, mr. gorman, did you become part of the homeowners' association? >> i became a board member in 2016. >> judge judy: are you still a board member? >> no, ma'am. >> judge judy: were you asked to leave? >> i was voted out, ma'am. >> judge judy: okay. each of you claim an ongoing course of conduct that is harassing withegard to a shed that you put up on your property that b

reed? sending out sig alert because of a crash on southbound 8808 in hayward. all lanes currently blocked due to the rolled everyday vehicle and emergency responder are out and helping on the scene. we understand there are injuries so our best thoughts with everybody out on the roads this morning. only opened about 30 minutes ago and one of the freeways headed towards the san mateo bridge. it is pretty clear if you are going westbound 92 towards highway 101. no delays other than that freeway closure. so if you are coming in from 880 or a detour you are going to have no issues getting across the bridge right now in that particular area. >>> well, this morning, rescuers at the russian river face a ticking clock and searching for a child believed swept away in the springtime waters. this has been a long flight for a familyho called in around 5:00 lastight reporting two missing children in the watersin forestville. another child believed to be about 10 years old is still missing as the family w

reed? and lots of green out on the freeways this morning so we are off to a pretty decent start. right now, it is busy for those of you coming in from tracy getting on to 580 there. we can see here those slow speeds as you start the make the drive through the altamont pass. but then it picks up right? and you wake up every morning with us and you will also know this one is one of ongoing hotspots every weekday. so if you are making that long drive to the bay area this morning, always be prepared to sit in that heavy traffic spot. take a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge. smooth conditions as you make your way over to marin county. drive safe everybody. >>> right now 5:20. notice anything different here? look close. okay. >> i don't know why you'd say that reed. >> what's going on with the giants' mascot? we reached out to the team and -- we are -- getting accountability. we have -- oh. >> is that a dance? >> this is what i look like when my alarm went off this morning. >> i feel l

control reed are extremely dangerous.re two such conclusions that affect the situation on this line: firstly, it is overhanging our defense line, which is now going from berdychiv, we can see semenivka on this map, the eagle there and further south, the actual control over the reeds allows the enemy to create threats precisely by bypassing this line of defense. of our first defense line, which was formed after the withdrawal of our troops from avdiivka, we remember that this line, it was formed spontaneously enough, our troops dug into the defenses there, dug into the ground, built fortifications there themselves, and a more prepared line of defense is located deep inside our territory, so now there is a risk that due to control over the reeds , the enemy tries to create a threat on the one hand ... of the first line of defense, where our units are now, and moving further along the railway from the reeds, there to progress, also creates risks of the enemy's income already to the second line of defense, this is what it loo

reed?ot for those of you in the east bay planning to take southbound 880 in hayward. all morning lev been reporting on this big freeway closure at the winton avenue exit. big rig, one on its side, one looks to be jackknifed there blocking lanes. so you drivers are having to be detoured and starting at the a. street exit and very slow once you get off the 238 connector. coming from san leandro. so our traffic producer cynthia this morning wanting to let you know e to plan accordingly as you get ow the door and yes i do say thanks to cynthia. been helping me all week. another crash reported by chp on southbound 880 as well in oakland. the far right lane blocked causing slow reactions after the embarcadero exit. on some lighter news, if you plan on taking highway 101 from the peninsula over to san francisco, it seems to be traffic free. so get on the roads when you can to avoid any further traffic time. just make your friday easy right? shawn. >> sounds good to me. >>> the dubs entering the fi

live ammunition mistakenly loaded by gutierrez-reed. >> ms. gutierrez continues to fail to accept responsibility for her role in the death of halyna hutchins. >> reporter: the prosecutor says gutierrez-reed had shown no contrition, citing nearly 200 jailhouse phone calls in which she described the jury as idiots, accused the judge of being paid off, and wanting to put alec baldwin in jail. >> the jury has found me in part at fault for this god-awful tragedy, but that doesn't make any a monster. that makes me human. >> reporter: despite her plea for leniency, the judge handed down the maximum, 18-month prison sentence. >> you alone turned a safe weapon into a lethal weapon. please take her. >> reporter: the family of gutierrez-reed plans to appeal as alec baldwin prepares for his trial. >> what alec baldwin is going to argue is this is a tragedy, and the person responsible has already been found guilty and is already in prison. >> reporter: in today's statements, loved ones of hutchins called for accountability for everyone involved in her deat

reed?s complex on traffic this morning and starting off right now on the bay bridges. as many head out the door on your way to work this morning, over at the golden gate bridge, a few cars making the drive from marin county over to san francisco. looks nice and no delays to report there. different story though jumping the map. you can see the metering lights are now on at the bay bridge. just a bit of a backup right after the toll plaza. but all in all, pretty light there. some spots you can even change lanes right? a bit busy through the next couple of hours and bumper-to-bumper traffic starting to stretch towards the maze though. and we are almost to may. nicole? so i got that in there barely. >>> welt, taking you live to stanford's campus where legendary women's basketball coach tara vanderveer announced her retirement after a whopping 38 seasons at the school. she led the cad that would to three national titles and 14 final four appearances and not the mention her teams have played in t

and that is where hannah gutierrez-reed as the armorer on "rust" failed halyna. >> reporter: the jurynd the 27 year old armorer guilty of involuntary manslaughter in the 2021 fatal shooting of the cinematographer halyna hutchins. she was struck by a live round from the gun held by actor alec baldwin. live ammunition mistakenly loaded by gutierrez-reed. >> miss gutierrez continues to refuse to accept responsibility for her role in the death of halyna hutchins. >> reporter: the special prosecutor said that gutierrez-reed showed no contrition, citing nearly 200 jailhouse phone calls in which she described the jury as "idiots" accused the judge of being paid off, and wanting to put alec baldwin in jail. >> the jury has found me in part at fault for this god awful tragedy, but that doesn't make me a monster. that makes me human. >> reporter: despite her plea for leniency, the judge handed down the maximum: 18-month prison sentence. >> you alone turned a safe weapon into a lethal weapon. please take her. >> reporter: the family of gutierrez-reed plans to appeal as alec baldwin prepares for

but dexter reed's vehicle and the tense on reed's vehicle windows, is it fair to say that at this point reed being pulled over in that manner? now that he was was for something else other than a seat belt violation >> now, at there's, time we've put out all the preliminarily available information that we have and can put out so all i can really assure the public is that again, the totality of the circumstances, including officers actions and dexter reed's actions that lead to this use of deadly force and led to this fatal shooting. and an officer being shot, are all of what we will be examining as our investigation continues >> and the last thing before we go, because we have to go quickly i do want to give you a chance to respond since you were implicated by the police superintendent there who implied that putting out some of this preliminary information with the release here was irresponsible in regards to the seat belt violation do you have any response to that >> no. >> we really understand at copa that transparency around these issues is of critical importance to the public. transp

reed? >>> all right, now to the story that has travelers, tourists and locals talking. so what do you think of this? should oakland's airport add san francisco bay to its name? that will be decided by the oakland airport commission today as opposition? san francisco mounts. and you niobous at the port of oakland want the name changed hoping to boost travelers. many are unfamiliar with the region they say and they fly into sfo even if their destinations bring them closer to the east bay but san francisco city attorney wants to ground the plan sending a strong lotter in opposition even threatening to sue. the argument there? the change violates trademark on san francisco's airport. also by the way the san mateo county board of supervisors voted to oppose this. this will be interesting through the day. one of the arguments is that travelers will be confused so we went to x to hear from you. and overwhelming number of voters in the poll say yes, the change would be confusing. 84.1% of you in fa

not one of them headlines tells you that reed is the one who started the shootout.ther george floyd to divide and conquer with. in a chicago mayor is in on it. >> as mayor and as a father raising a family, including two young black boys in the west side of chicago, and personally devastated to see yet another young black men this is life during an interaction with the police. >> jesse: an interaction with the police? he opened fire on police. police did where they are trained to do, returned fire until the threat to the lives and to the lives of their fellow officers is neutralized. with the media won't tell you is dexter read did not want to go back to prison because he was awaiting trial on going charges. he also just been arrested for shoplifting, the warning, this is the body cam footage of the shooting and it shows a very different story than what the media is presenting. >> roll the windows down. roll the windows down. what are you doing? >> a roll the window down the. >> role that one down to. no, -- roll it up! do not to roll the window up! [ bleep ] unlock

reed? >>> thank you so much.rn our attention this morning to uc berkeley where protests kick off another week of nationwide outcry against the war in gaza. just like a large occupation at columbia university in new york, dozens of uc berkeley students also in an encampment on the steps of sprout plaza. shawn chitnis is live this morning in berkeley, how's this affecting campus life this morning, shawn? >> reporter: reed, good morning, we know it's certainly having an impact on students and some are choosing to join in after seeing it. we certainly can't miss it as i step away here. you can see all of the tents that are taking over the plaza at this hour. this is also right along the main thoroughfare to get through campus right before the satter gate. you see what kind of visual impact it has here but at least at this moment at this hour in the morning it's quite calm. more on how we got here we understand the students who wanted to protest what they are seeing in gaza created this encampment in solidarity with w

you know that we came started our walter reed reporting in 2007. and that was a time the war had dragged on a lot longer than it was supposed to. you people were losing you. this was before the surge. so it was just at a point where when is this going to end? and the military was busy with the war. they really neglected walter reed and taking care of the wounded soldiers there. and so the the base would lose walter reed would lose their paperwork which sounds like a really small thing, but it's not in the system and you're pretty well screwed if lose your paper, you have to start back over, get getting a leg and the wives went to office depot and they bought printing copy machines for the rooms and they started making copies of the records. so they'd always have the records. and they were so mad that the army mistreating their husbands, it mostly, mostly wives and husbands that they're like we'll talk to you this is this is he does not deserve this kind of treatment he lost an eye he's got traumatic brain injury. so we were really helped in the tim

reed, back to you. >> all right, thank you so much.so up north, cal poly humboldt closed after hundreds of pro palestinian protesters barricade inside at least two buildings there. in fact as you see police lad to respond. the word from cal poly morning just stay home and they'll hold classes online. >>> meanwhile, police making arrests at yale and columbia and nyu. protesters at columbia were told to be gone by midnight by for some reason, that demand has been pushed back. 120 protesters arrested at nyu. more than 40 arrested at yale. >> i think that it's time to divest from those manufacture -- weapons manufacturing and redivest them into other important things. >> imagine being a jewish student on campuses across the country would come with great tension. and in fact, some say they are afraid for their safety on campus. in fact, here's student melissa. >> person was yelling at me, screaming at me, calling me a zionist. and a murderer. >> israel says more than 130 hostages remain held by hamas a quarter of them feared dead after hama

video de la camara corporal de una oficial de la policia de chicago capta cuando le ordena a dexter reeda ventana. >> pero 26 anos la comienza a subir. >> de pronto despues se oyen disparos y se desata el caos. >> ah, ocurrio en park el pasado 21 de marzo. >> reed, de 26 anos, sale de la y termina abatido en la parte trasera de su camioneta es mayor en el de padre rey de la familia incluyente black boys como alcalde y como padre que cria una familia incluido dos ninos negros el oeste de la ciudad estoy personalmente devastado al ver otro joven negro perder la vida durante una interaccion con la policia. >> hoy la oficina civil de responsabilidad policial, copa, difundio este y otra veintena de videos del incidente. >> segun el reporte de esta entidad, la evidencia preliminar apunta a que reed disparo primero e impacto a un oficial que el alcalde johnson visito el mismo dia del tiroteo. >> ademas revelaron que los oficiales dispararon 96 veces en 41 segundos, incluso despues de que reed estuviera en el piso. >> en un comunicado, copa indico que cada uso de fuerza letal debe ser evaluado e

. >> stuck for awhile too reed. i have a view from my condo and i told the boys come over here real quick. watch jessica, that's snow. >> yeah, even up on mount tam in marin it just looked like armageddon hovering above the very top of the mountain. good evening everybody. aim reed cowan. a live look outside on this beautiful friday morning. it is a first alert weather day. even though we are twinkling light the jewelry box that we are in san francisco. and by the way we see you over the waters there in the east bay good morning to you as well. jessica, it felt a lot like winter that storm brought some pretty cold temperatures for april and even rain and hail and then the big word. "snow." >>> i know, a little bit of everything. we checked off everything on bingo. the bay area peaks take a look at this. here's a look at the flurries that we saw coming down on top of mount diablo yesterday. and take a look at the conditions all the way down into the santa cruz mountains. the chp actually shared these photos you will

reed, back to you. >> all right, shawn, thank you for that.> and we didn't just see protesters on the bridges. this demonstration in the stout bay got tense for a few moments and this was outside the tesla factory in fremont last night. protesters caravaned there. also as part of the nationwide day of action. demanding a ceasefire in gaza and an end to all u.s. aid to israel. >> i see so many people i know that just keep just going back to their daily life. because they don't want the deal with it. just keep saying no. we're still here. you know? you can't just turn your eye away from this. >> it was not just the bay area either. we saw protests all over the country. like at seattle's airport and the brooklyn bridge in new york and in chicago, a protest outside o'hare forced travelers to get out of the cars and walk to just make it inside. as for the cause protesters are focused own, there are reports the israeli military is delaying its planned ground invasion into the southern gaza city of rafah. estimated 1.4 million palestinian civilians a

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>> reporter: reed, good morning., so we know there are a list of charges that they are looking at. those include unlawful assembly, resisting an officer, conspiracy as well as a new one, false imprisonment. we have not seen that one before in cases like that. and that's because people were truly stuck in their cars or on the road for hours. and it does speak to the amount of preparation that the protesters took in planning what we saw around the bay area yesterday. to make sure it was as difficult as possible to remove them using both heavy chains and cement barrels. the chp was quick to get in position on the bay bridge during all this but perks say they can only be so proactive with their current staffing levels. >> every single law enforcement agency in california is shorthanded and the more that we put these folks in a position where they're sitting idly on a bridge, the more they can be doing things more productive elsewhere. so that's sort of a double edged sword and a personnel manpower challenge they have to

reed? >>> all right, so let us know what you think of this. students who have worked hard to get their degrees at usc will not experience their main stage graduation ceremony now. because of pro palestinian protests, protesting students at some campuses across the country alleging their universities have ties with israel that should be cut. at the same time, jewish students say some of the phrases used during protests across the country cause them to feel unsafe. here's jarred hill. [ chanting ] >> reporter: at emory university, clashes between police and pro palestinian protesters. it's the latest escalation as students and faculty at campuses across the country mobilize against israel's war with hamas in gaza. at the university of texas austin, a calmer day than the one before when more than 50 people were arrested. students though still pushed for the university to cut ties with the israeli government. >> it is my understanding that university of texas austin funds research that israel d

chair reed: senator cotton. senator cotton: thank you for your testimony and thanks to alt men and women who serve under you. general cotton, since deping took power over a decade ago, china's nuclear paragraphsal has increased by more than 100%. by 2035 the department anticipates that china's nuclear arsenal will have increased by 500%. how would you characterize the threat posed to the united states by china's rapidly growing nuclear arsenal? general cotton: as my predecessor said, i love this term tpho* tkpweu -- terminology, the breakout that we saw and the advancements and how quickly the advancements that we are seeing on china to rapidly create a viable triade is breathtaking. senator cotton: unprecedented? the pace at which they are expanding? general cotton: it is. senator cotton: your statement says they have a triade today. is that correct? general cotton: that is correct. senator cotton: may not be the most cutting edge. they are working on stealth bombers. general cotton: correct. senator cotton: do

as you mentioned the trial of karen reed is getting underway.ed her boyfriend, a boston police officer named john o'keefe. prosecutors claim she hit him with her vehicle, drove away, left him to die in the cold on a snowy january night in 2022. attorneys for this 42-year-old woman are expected to mount a third party culpability defense and argue she was framed. when karen reed arrives at the courthouse, she is greeted by supporters. virtual rally outside. those supporters required to stay 200 feet away due to a buffer zone. she is charged with second degree murder and leaving the scene of a collision in the death of 46-year-old john o'keefe. the off duty police officer found severely injured outside the home of another police officer in can ton, massachusetts. prosecutors say reed hit o'keefe with her vehicle after a night of drinking and drove away. reed claims she dropped him off for a friend's house starting a search for him hours later when he didn't come home. defense attorneys say others caused o'keefe's death and conspired with investigat

reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. ms. stabenow. mr. sullivan. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. sf sf coons, grassley, king, murray, smith and whitehouse. senators voting in the negative -- crapo, paul, scott of south carolina, and thune. the clerk: mr. marshall, no. the clerk: ms. rosen, aye. vote: the clerk: ms. hassan, aye. the clerk: mr. brown, aye. mr. mullin, no. the clerk: mr. sullivan, no. the clerk: mr. schatz, aye. the clerk: mr. graham, no. the clerk: mr. durbin, aye. mr. budd, no. mrs. blackburn, no. mr. heinrich, aye. mr. ricketts, no. the clerk: ms. collins, aye. ms. stabenow, aye. the clerk: mr. welch, aye. mr. tuberville, no. ms. cortez-masto, aye. the clerk: mr. schmitt, no. the clerk: mr. moran, no. ms. cantwell, aye. mrs. capito, no. the cl

reed? >>> well, a pro palestinian protest against israel's war in gaza has more than doubled in size at uc berkeley from the protesters they actually had 60 tents at one point and now it's up too 150. that's just one of many protests across the country on campuses. in the north bay sonoma state campus educators plan to walk out of class at 1:00 today and join protesters also in encampments there. organizers of this protest want the university to disclose investments. they also want educators to create official curriculum on palestinian history and larger they say they want a ceasefire. the school telling us the main concern is safety of all on campus while supporting the right to free expression and minimizing disruptions. >>> san francisco state university faculty group is also joining in protest. here's john ramos. >> welcome everybody to the sf save rally for solidarity with gaza. >> reporter: the crowd of students jammed malcolm x plaza at the noontime rally. san francisco state was abo

reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. shots. mr. smith. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. ms. shaheen? ms. sinema. ms. smith. miss stabino. mr. tester. mr. thune. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mrs. welch. mr. whitehouse. mr. wicker. mr. wyden. mr. young. >> that was a roll call vote on mitch mcconnell's motion to table senator chuck schumer's constitutional point of order that would recall the senate majority leader's point of order with the article one of the impeachment articles against alejandro mayorkas was on unconstitutional because no high crimes and misdemeanors were alleged. that is the vote that democrats are trying to get to, this is the third motion by senate republicans to try to either delay that vote or go into a closed session or even delay the trial to allow more debate. senators cannot debate as they are sitting as a court of impeachment. here we are, watching these various motions. two have been offered by republ

now locked the doors e door >> reed's body was later fnd lying face down behindhat vehicle a chaotic scene. well, that left quite a lot of questions and cooks counties cook county's state attorney kim fox joined me right now. state's attorneys fox. thank you very much for joining us. your office i know is investigating this incident for potential prosecution it is ongoing, but what can you tell us at this point? at this point, abbe, it is, as you said, an ongoing investigation that is very early this incident happened 19 days ago. the video having been released today and so what we do know is that this was a traffic stop, or stop? for not wearing a seat belt that led to the death of dexter reed an injury to the chicago police officer. and many questions that need to be answered about the use of force in this case. >> 19 days ago, you say this occurred when do you think you can expect? i to update the public on a charging decision >> certainly we're in the preliminary stages. we have to look at all of the bodycam video that has been released. there are pod cameras in the neighborhood

reed, mr. ricketts, mr. risch, mr. romney, mr. rosen, mr. rounds, mr. rubio, mr. sanders, mr. schatz, mr. schmitt, mr. schumer, mr. scott of florida, mr. scott of south carolina, mrs. shaheen, mrs. sinema, ms. smith, ms. stabenow, mr. sullivan, mr. tester, mr. thune, mr. tillis, mr. tuberville, mr. van hollen, mr. vance, mr. warner, mr. warnock, ms. warren, mr. welch, mr. whitehouse, mr. wicker, mr. wyden, mr. young, >> waiting for the final vote count of the motion by senator jon kennedy the republican of louisiana to adjourn the impeachment trial for nearly two weeks until april 30 at noon. an effort to possibly prolong these proceedings. a motion by senator 10 ted cruz the republican to proceed to a close session to debate options today it was defeated just a few minutes ago. fifty-one -- 49 along party lines. we are waiting for the vote count here on this latest admonition by senator jonio kennedy live coverage here on cspan2. on this vote the yeas or 49 the nays a. >> is recognized. the senate swore an oath to do impartial justice according to the constitution and the law

hear you well, yes, we actually wanted to ask about this direction, the avdiiv one, and about the reed, about which russian propaganda has been talking so much for the last two days, with the fact that the day broke, we captured it, whether it really looks like that, and is there a chance to fight back? uh, no yes, looks like you are right about propaganda, and propaganda always screams ahead. this has already happened many times on the battlefield, somewhere, as soon as someone sets foot there, accidentally runs in and shouts that they have captured, there is fighting there, in that area, let's say, fighting is going on, the situation is under the control of the armed forces of ukraine, and i will say more that the occupiers, including in that direction, are now waiting for very, well, let's say, pleasant news for them. uhu, and this flag, which they invented and hung there, did they already manage to take it away? is it unprincipled now, or is it more important to displace and return our territories, well, when we have the opportunity to destroy this rag of theirs, then we destroy it

reed. mr. ricketts. mr. risch. mr. romney. ms. rosen. mr. rounds. mr. rubio. mr. sanders. mr. schatz. mr. schmitt. mr. schumer. mr. scott of florida. mr. scott of south carolina. mrs. shaheen. ms. sinema. ms. smith. no une. mr. tillis. mr. tuberville. mr. van hollen. mr. vance. mr. warner. mr. warnock. ms. warren. mr. welch. the clerk: senators voting in the affirmative -- bennet, collins, durbin, ernst, grassley, heinrich, hickenlooper, hyde-smith, kaine, king, marshall, mullin, peters, ricketts, schatz, stabenow, tillis, whitehouse. senators voting in the negative -- baldwin, daines, padilla, paul, scott of florida, tester, warren, wyden. ms. hassan, aye. mr. cassidy, aye. the clerk: mr. rubio, aye. mr. rounds, aye. the clerk: mrs. murray, no. the clerk: mrs. cantwell, no. ms. cantwell, no. the clerk: mrs. shaheen, aye. the clerk: mr. young, aye. the clerk: mr. crapo, aye. mr. merkley, no. mr. markey, no. mr. johnson, no. ms. klobuchar, aye. mr. blumening that will, aye -- mr. blumenthal, aye. the clerk: mr. risch, aye. the clerk: ms. sinema, aye. mr. reed, aye. mr. casey, a

the first line of defense where our units are now, and moving further along the railway from the reeded to progress also creates risks of the enemy's income already to the second line of defense, this is what it looks like in theory, but so far the enemy is taking advantage in force aviation technicians are trying to implement precisely these threats, from the ukrainian side we know that there were situations related to the defense of ocheretny by the 115th brigade, we know that this brigade has now been replaced by the 100th brigade, there the 47th brigade is defends itself and berdichi and does not allow the enemy to advance, but the situation remains extremely difficult, and i think that it will largely depend on the ratio of forces and means in this area, well... on the use of a sufficient number of reserves on the ukrainian side, although and the enemy is also now using the reserves that are accumulating in this area, in particular, even in this direction they are beginning to transfer this 15th brigade, which was withdrawn from nagorno-karabakh, this peacekeeping brigade, where th

russian forces advanced in the reeded direction of avdiiv.of the village, in particular the central part, was captured. this is reported by the analysts of the dibstate project. fighting continues on the outskirts of the settlement. the advance of the russian army in ocheretino is also confirmed by the american institute for the study of war. there they say that russian troops captured the railway station, crossed the railway line and advanced. to the north in the center of the village, this is confirmed by the video from the day before were distributed by russian pro-war telegram channels. it shows how the russian military hangs the flag on the building of the ocheretyn military-civilian administration. julian ryobky, a german columnist for the bild newspaper, writes that the ukrainian military successfully held the defense in the reeds for several months, but now for unknown reasons have left their positions. at the same time, he says that russian sources greatly exaggerate the importance of this breakthrough. in the reports of the ukrainia

reed's race. here now with reaction, former nypd inspector and fox news contributor paul monroe is with us. also project 21 founder horace cooper. okay, so the office of police accountability, paul, they have a preliminary report that is that, in fact, it was the person in the car driving the car that shot first. okay. he shoots. at that point, police have every. right. one officer was injured. police have every right at that point to defend and protect themselves. however, 96 shots is an awful lot of shooting. how do you explain that high number, even though this guy, if you shoot at a cop, you're probably going to die? i that's kind of like square it be square at sea square. but why 96 shots? >> well, sure. it's hard for me to see in the video what's going on in an inside the car and beside the car. >> my understanding is there's other video that shows more of that. one of the things that does happen sometimes in these situations and they're very, very heated and looking, you have to predicate e

, whether it will be possible to stop them precisely in that narrow place, in the direction of the reedsprevent their advance? really the situation in this exact area, in the pokrovsky direction, remains the most difficult in view of the dynamics that we have been seeing for several days, probably starting from april 20, that is, actually now from ... the direction of the settlement is progress, this is the effort, which the enemy is now supported by a significant number of personnel, there in this direction the enemy is known to have a three-fold advantage in manpower, he is dropping his reserves there, even there the first units appear of the newly formed 27th division, i.e., actually now in... the main efforts are being thrown to the next and first of all to the expansion of this wedge, because we know that combat operations are taking place both in novokalynovo and further from novobakhmutivka, the enemy managed to get into novobakhmutivka, and in fact these are novokalinova and novobakhmutivka - these are two settlements located to the north and south of ocheretiny, in order to expa

i'm reed cowan. >> we do. but we're happy you are here on this friday. because the weekend is just around the corner. i'm gianna franco. and hopefully you got some nice plans and the weather won't really mess it up. >> for sure and you know what? major story to the first responders this morning because we start with breaking news. we're talking about this. a major building fire in san francisco. this is what it looks like at lyon and clay street in the presidio heights neighborhood appeared to be building under construction or perhaps under renovation. the fire department gave us this video and some of these images and they reported earlier this there was heavy fire on all four floors. it took about 60 firefighters on the scene shooting water up into that building. you can also see they have lights atop that very long ladder to try to see exactly what they're dealing with. at last word, this was a two alarm fire. apparently this is been knocked down but crews are now working to put out any hotspots but we're hearing from a lot of you about smoky conditio

reed? >>> staying on campus.rth and final falcon chick now hatched on top of uc berkeley's tower. this is live look from falcon cam. and annie is keeping the new chicks nice and warm and been doing it all night long and you see her nodding off there a little bit. in fact we've been able to see this morning what's left of the egg shell from the new chick next to her. this right here -- there she is. waking up. but this right here was that beautiful moment that the new and final chick started to hatch. brother or sister right next saying you can do this. i have done it. the mom pecking away at the egg to help baby bird out. at the same time, that mama bird doing the job multitasking as so many parents do to keep the other chicks warm. they hatched on monday. new life. in fact, all day people participated and anticipated in the aryal of the fourth chick and you can see the big screen there on campus. uc berkeley held that hatch party streaming it live all day long. falcon experts and volunteers were there to answer

reed? >>> time right now 6:26. as the a's reveal an oakland exit.ple in the next city of play have a message for the friends in oakland. then lauren play ball. >> reporter: yeah, it's opening day and all eyes will be on the outfield later today. how one player's making a splash in a local baseball league coming up. >>> and here's a live look outside before we head to break. happy friday everybody and hey, happy giants' home opener. you know, if you look really close there you can kind of make out oracle park off in the distance there just under -- there's a better view. thank you to mike our director for pulling this up. there it ♪3, 4♪ ♪ ♪hey♪ ♪ ♪are you ready for me♪ ♪are you ready♪ ♪are you ready♪ >>> welcome back and happy friday. right now on cbs news bay area at 6:30, we are taking a live look from our mark hopkins cam and you can see those gray clouds still kind of hanging out this morning. not the way i want to start my weekend, jess, with the first alert weather day. please tell me it's going to clear soon. >> you know, today is a lot bette