yes, such flowers for us rosemary in the studio.aevich grows on the windowsill, where do they spit? mediterranean everywhere, you get, the taste of rosemary, indeed, of course, this is an extremely unpretentious plant. here it is. here, someone thought of growing with such bushes. yes i cut it as a condiment spice. that's how you can call it, then he was dragged to china and throughout europe transported to northern europe and everywhere. it is now used, and in russia, very interesting events occurred, japanese scientists began to study the effects of rosemary. it contains a certain acid -like chemical compound that has been found to drastically reduce the possibility of coronavirus spike proteins. attach to receptors on our mucous membranes. that is, respectively, the ability of the virus to penetrate into our cell in the presence. ah, yes, the chemical compounds of rosemary are drastically reduced. this is 22 years of research. we have beautiful cell with corona viruses. this is a cage and these are on it. you see these things, th

i am rosemary church. happening this hour, debate in finland's parliament ahead of a vote on joining nato. we are live in h. and north korea is battling its first reported covid outbreak. we will look at what south korea is offering. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with rosemary church. >>> good to have you with us. we begin with a seismic shift for european security. on sunday finland's government f formally announced it would join nato. parliament is widely expected to endorse the decision, and from there nato leaders said the approval process could move quickly. sunday's announcement mark a historic policy change for two countries that remained neutral for decades and it's likely to anger russian president, vladimir putin, who long considered nato expansion a threat to russia. claire sebastian is standing by with reaction. and first, let's go to nic robertson live in helsinki. a vote will come on whether to join nato, and probably that's a forgone conclusion. how does the proc

you are watching "cnn newsroom," and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, a cliff-hanger in pennsylvania as the election primary continues to unfold. but how much weight did president trump's endorsement carry? >>> and the dow sees its biggest loss in nearly two years after retail ceos say they are getting crushed by rising prices. we're live in london with a look at the impact on global markets. >>> and a stand still on the battlefield as russia's offensive appears to have stalled. could ukraine have the upper hand to regain territory? we are live in lviv with the latest. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom." with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. well, the high profile u.s. republican senate race in the key swing state of pennsylvania remains too close to call, and it will likely be days before a winner is announced. tv dr. mehmet oz holds an extremely narrow lead, some 1200 votes over former hedge fund executive dave mccormick. but former u.s. president donald trump, who endorsed oz, is already urging him to declare vic

i am rosemary church. finland and sweden say they are ready to drop neutrality and join nato, spurred by the war in ukraine. we are live in london with details. >>> plus, you are looking at scenes outside a basketball game at wisconsin and a grocery store in new york and a flee market in texas,and what should be safe spaces but instead the sites of four mass shootings over the weekend. and then kim jong-un calling in the military to help with covid. >>> live from cnn center. this is cnn "newsroom" with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. we begin with a seismic shift for european security as russia faces its consequences on the war in ukraine. on sunday, finland's government formerly announced it intends to join nato and then hours later sweden followed suit. they are widely expected to endorse the nation, and nato leaders said the approval process could move very quickly. sunday's announcement mark an historic policy change for two countries that remained neutral for decades, and it's likely to

>> absolutely, rosemary.is storm system moving through the plains right now. and we have a tornado watch in effect for this area here across the dakotas and going on into nebraska. and we also have a severe thunderstorm watch in minnesota and going on into the rest of the midwest. there are the ongoing storms right now. we are seeing reports of hail and also wind and tornados as well. then tomorrow here's what we got. we got a level four out of five risk across portions of minnesota and right around the dakota line. severe wind gusts, we're talking hurricane-force wind gusts. very large hail. and also, yeah, some long-track tornados. it's not out of the realm of possibility that in this area we could see tornados with the strength of ef-2, maybe stronger than that. that threat continues to push eastbound and is right along missouri going into kansas and also oklahoma as we get into tuesday. elsewhere, what are we watching? down here across the southwest, we have red flag warnings in effect. we also have red f

this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. >> thanks for joining us. u.s.sident joe biden will travel to buffalo new york in the coming hours, where he will meet with families of the victims of saturday's racially motivated shooting. a white house official tells cnn, the president will make remarks in buffalo and condemn the shooting as terrorism motivated by a hateful and perverse ideology. and he is expected to call on americans to quote, give hate no safe harbor. this comes as we learn new details about the 18-year-old accused in the attack that killed ten people. brian todd has the latest. >> reporter: this was a straight up hate crime. pure evil. police revealing details about the planning that went in to the massacre of ten people in the buffalo store and how it could have been worse. >> he had plans had he gotten out of here, to continue the r rampage and shooting people and possibly going to another store. >> reporter: the 18-year-old is accused of killing people in the parking lot and in the store before surrendering to police. >> he was heavily ar

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thanks, rosemary. federal officials are warning as much as a third of the country could get covid-19 this fall and winter. the reason the white house says it needs more funding to combat another surge. the plane crash in the north bay leaves two people dead will have the very latest on that the very latest on that investigation. and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doing here? it's anna gomez! who? our first gigillionaire! with at&t fiber, anna's got the fastest internet with hyper-gig speeds. i didn't know you went to this school. we have a lot in common. live like a gigillionaire with at&t fiber. now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. dena town hall to discuss safer streets. 32 people have so far died in traffic crashes in san jose this year. 18 of them were pedestrians. there were 60 traffic deaths in san jose all of last year that marked a recent high. council member raul paraly

rosemary?> and chris, members of the community are also stepping up to help families of the victims. what can you share about those efforts? >> reporter: well, as the community tries to move forward, some of the funeral homes in the area have already agreed to pay for all of the funeral costs for the victims in this tragedy. a blood drive was held yesterday, and we also learned that a memorial fund has been setup to help support the victims' families. rosemary? >> all right, chris, many thanks for joining us there. appreciate it. well, joining me now is cheryl dorsey, a retired los angeles police sergeant and author of the book "black and blue creation of a social advocate." thank you so much for being with us. >> thank you. >> there are of course still many unanswered questions. one of them is how law enforcement responded in the initial stages here with some suggestions that if the gunman had been stopped from entering the school lives would have been saved. what do you say to that? >> well,

thank you, rosemary.e people would like to get out and get the freshest possible flowers for mother's day. so there shopping at the san francisco flower mart this morning. ktvu is james torres, also there this morning can tell us what shoppers are looking for, and they got plenty to pick from james. good morning. plenty to pick from indeed. good morning to you, frank. but if you want to not shine so shops so blindly and actually picking a flower that might be considered a little more meaningful and thoughtful. this is what you want to get. these are peony cnn. they come in all sorts of colors. you see the light pink, white and yellowish dark pink here as well, vendors here say. that this is the mother's day flower of the year . they are in season. right now it's only comes once a year and the market is full of them. the market opening very dark and early this morning, local flower shops were the first wave of busy shoppers as they look to stock their own shells for the day. we did see some people coming i

>> well, rosemary, i think so.e than world war ii, the korean war and the vietnam war put together almost by double. and one of the greatest failures we have done is we have been too eager to drop defenses thinking it's over and it really, and i'm not trying to be a downer but it is far from over. as we see now, there's surges with the new variant, certain states are 25% higher this week than last. so, we can never, until this is gone, let our guard down. >> yeah, very true. and of course, good news at last for kids ages 5-11, with the u.s. food and drug administration expected to authorize a booster shot of pfizer's covid vaccine. once authorized how soon do you expect that booster to be made available to all those kids and their parents who have been eagerly waiting for this added protection as new cases in the u.s. among children have been increasing significantly in the last five weeks or so? >> if true for course, it will be available in a couple of weeks of the fda and then the cdc approving it and i'm just g

rosemary church. just ahead, pivotal ukrainian city of odesa pummelled by hypersonic russian missiles, u.s. intelligence warning the war could be more unpredictable. >>> and voters cast primary ballots. >> donald trump loves west virginia and west virginia loves donald trump. >> but less excitement from the trump backed candidate in nebraska. moment cops busted escaped alabama inmate. new information how the fugitive planned 11 days on the run to end. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with rosemary church. >> good to have you with us. we begin this hour with new claims that ukrainian forces are holding back the russian offensive in the donbas region, and actually recapturing territory in and around kharkiv. ukraine's second biggest city has been scene of intense fighting. drone footage shows ukrainian troops targeting a russian t-90 tank. ukraine's military says russian has sent 500 troops from donetsk and luhansk to kharkiv. believes wants to protect supply lines and guard ag

rosemary?nks for bringing us up to date on the situation. >>> the first of may brought mayday marches on streets around the country to celebrate workers rights. a drum core provided a snappy rhythm for demonstrators in mexico city. authorities say some 20,000 people marched in paris to mark the day also known as international workers day. most participants were peaceful, but there was some violence. police say 45 people were arrested. and in honduras, protesters burned an ephogy of juan hernandez extradited to the united states. >>> cubans marked mayday packing the revolution square for the annual march. cnn correspondent patrick put man is there in havana and this is his report. >> reporter: following a two-year suspension due to the pandemic, government supporters once again took to the streets in cuba to commemorate mayday. this is one of the largest gatherings of pro government supporters throughout the year in cuba. as it's called a workers day, here is an opportunity for the government to

i'm rosemary church. we are following breaking news this hour. 19 children and two adults killed in a shooting at an elementary school in southwest texas. authorities say the gunman, 18-year-old salvador ramos, acted alone and was killed by law enforcement officers. his motive right now is unclear. three sources tell cnn ramos shot his grandmother before going to the school. a state senator says the woman was airlifted to san antonio and is in critical condition. this all happened in the small town of uvalde in texas, about 90 minutes west of san antonio near the u.s. border with mexico. about 90% of the students at robb elementary school are latino. a texas lawmaker says ramos legally purchased the two rifles used in the shooting from a federally authorized dealer on his 18th birthday. just three days earlier a photo of two ar-15-style rifles was posted on an instagram account linked to the gunman. the massacre is the deadliest at a u.s. elementary school since 20 children and six adults were killed in t

i'm rosemary church. just ahead, ukrainian troops making gains, retaking several captured towns near the russian border. >>> u.s. inflation may be peaking but still proving painful for most americans with prices for many goods at 40-year high. >>> plus a funeral procession will take place soon as they demand answers for the killing of one of the arab world's most prominent journalists. >> announcer: live from cnn center, this is cnn "newsroom" with rosemary church. >> thanks for being with us. first time since russia invaded ukraine 11 weeks ago, a russian civilian has been killed on russian soil by ukrainian shelling. report comes from the governor of belgorod just across the border from ukraine's second largest city kharkiv. ukraine won't say whether it's responsible for a series of recent attacks on the region. meanwhile new drone video and satellite images show ukraine has blown up at least two pontoon bridges in luhansk region. russians building them to move farther west in donbas offensive. and ukra

coming up, rosemary. thanks new this morning at sacramento police have arrested a third suspect and last month's mass shooting. in the downtown area, officers say. in tula, peyton was taken into custody in las vegas last night. he now faces murder charges in connection with the gunfire that killed six people wounded 12 others. during the early morning hours of april. the third two brothers smiley and deandre martin, already in custody for their alleged roles , and that mass shooting in downtown sacramento. in just a few hours. president biden and first lady dr jill biden will arrive in uvalde, texas, and they're going to be meeting with the families of the victims of the mass shooting at rob elementary school. the white house says president biden will also renew his call for tougher gun laws. during his visit to your body today, reporter madeline rivera has the story. president biden and the first lady are traveling to bali, texas today. where they will meet a community that's not only dealing with grief,

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i'm rosemary church in atlanta.r biggest hike in more than two decades. but will the move help tamp down soaring inflation? >> and i'm isa soares live in ukraine. with more than 5 million ukrainians fleeing, the torn country, need for aid and assistance is becoming more and more dire. the

you are watching cnn newsroom and i'm rosemary church. i want to get to our breaking news any moment now, we are expecting a formal announcement from fin land on its intention to join nato. a move that is sure to anger russia, which is a long the western border. the country has tried to stay neutral, and the war on ukraine has changed fin land's views of the kremlin, and their president said putin has himself to blame. take a listen. >> well, if that would be the case that we choose, my response would be that you caused this. look at the mirror. >> and neighboring sweden is also close to deciding whether it will also pursue nato membership cnn's nick robinson, good to see you nick, we spoke about people in the country questioning why it's happening so quickly and saying there was nothing to suggest russia would invade fin land, what is the leadership of the country saying about the speed of this decision and some of the criticism. >>> the statement, along with the prime minister, is going to make a statement right around about this time.

rosemary. speaking of bottle rock happening today, it's day two, the popular north bay music festival. napa valleys. bottle rock is back. the three day music festival kicked off yesterday on friday, with top jetliners drawing thousands of visitors from all over the country, all headed to napa valley. the music, the vibes, fun things, the food, the wine, all the things. maybe a little music to the crowd told ktvu. they were most excited to watch . metallica performed 21 pilots and bay area favorites eat 40 and two shorter among the artists taking the stage on the saturday performers. any event tomorrow and sunday include paint pitbull and alyssa kara. tickets to the festival, by the way, are all sold out. governor newsom is teaming up with the leader from halfway around the world how their new partnership will help the planet coming up. later, san francisco police released video of an incident which officers shot and killed two people. police chief explains the circumstances when we come back an

you are watching cnn newsroom, and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, russia's offensive in eastern ukraine stalls as ukrainian forces claim success in countering attacks on a number of fronts. the. >>> the power of donald trump's endorsement is put to the test in two key primaries, but this time the former president suffered his first big loss of the election season. >>> and president joe biden says fighting inflation is his top priority, with gas prices at record highs and a key piece of economic data coming in just a few hours from now. >> live from cnn center, this is "cnn newsroom" with rosemary church. >> and we begin with breaking news from eastern ukraine where the mayor of slovensk reports missile strikes on two areas of the city. there are no casualties so far and the damage is still being assessed. meanwhile, ukraine claims its forces holding back the forces in the donbas region and recapturing territory in and around kharkiv. ukraine's second biggest city has been the scene of some intense fighting. drone footage shows ukrainian

. >> i am rosemary church. cnn world headquarters in atlanta. i will have the other top stories, including clashes between israelis and palestinians after another week of deadly virus. will take you live to jerusalem. >> welcome to the show, everyone. it is 9:00 a.m. in ukraine. we begin where hope is finally arriving for hundreds of civilians trapped inside a bombed out steel plant and that the seas to city. on sunday, ukraine's president said more than 100 people were able to escape. we have just learned that city officials will be attempting another evacuation convoy soon. the u.n. and red cross are assisting in those evacuation efforts. local authorities had to put the operations on pause on sunday night for security reasons. that is what they are saying. the ukrainian commander said that russian forces began firing on the plant as soon as sundays evacuations were done. that is in mariupol. to the west, we witnessed hundreds of people fleeing their homes in russian occupied our son. meanwhile, russian shelling has been hammering towns in eas

and it is over yet as you just mentioned rosemary.use we are going to watch it wring out for the most part. across this rough terrain. at this area from escondido to this coastal region right around the bay of campeche. now it takes but eight hours from coast to coast. it is about 250 miles, give or take, from point to point. but this is still going to have enough energy here that we might see it. we generate possibly into a tropical system. we've got an update just in the past hour or so from the national hurricane center. and they said that as the remnants move out into the yucatan and then we have about a 60% chance of development. i look at some of the computer models and it does show some of this moisture making its way up into the florida peninsula. to what degree. we are not exactly sure, at least at this point. there's still a tropical storm warnings out for some of these coastal areas. most of the deep convection is along that eastern edge of the hurricane. i know you can see some of the deep infection at base landfall during

thank you, rosemary. we are still waiting to get a response from house speaker nancy pelosi, san francisco's arch bishop, telling the cities most powerful politician and a devout catholic that she's banned from receiving holy communion because of her pro abortion rights stance. ktvu zac's as reports on the letter, the archbishop sent to the house speaker. quote you are not to be admitted to holy communion until such time as you publicly repudiate your advocacy for the legitimacy of abortion, the words of san francisco archbishop salvatore korda, leonie and a lengthy letter addressed to house speaker nancy pelosi friday. the move comes after the archbishop says pelosi failed to heed a similar warning in april following the leaked opinion on roe v. wade. by the nation's highest court, the house speaker two weeks ago on capitol hill. it's very damaging . it does violence to the constitution and violence to women across the country. it's not the first time the house leader has sparred with the church over the

are >>> and i'm rosemary church in atlanta. after more than a week on the run, a violent end in the hunt for a former alabama prison guard and escaped inmate. >>> welcome everyone. they're stepping up attacks on the port city of odesa. they report a barrage of missile strikes on monday. local officials say russian forces are firing cruise missiles, hitting a shopping mall, as well as two hotels. many believe russia wants to capture all of ukraine's black sea ports and close off the southern port. ukrainian fighters say they're holding out at a besieged steel plant where they are using a stormed offensive at the site. you can see ukrainian flags flying over the factory although cnn cannot independently verify it is still there. and video from kharkiv shows the aftermath of an attack on a convoy that killed several people. not clear when it was recorded but they lost contact on friday. well, western officials are pushing back after russian pooz putin delivered a defining victory day speech on monday repeating baseless claims and

. >>> welcome to our viewers j joining us here from all around the world, i am rosemary church. a week after the deadly texas school shooting funerals begin as troubling new video revealed what police knew while they waited outside the classroom. >>> the eu toughest sanctions on moscow since the invasion of ukraine three months ago, 90% of russian oil import. >>> plus, a history making hurricane agatha slams into mexico as a category two storm. ♪ live from cnn center, this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church. thank you for being with us. today marks one week since 21 innocent lives were cut short by a gunman who opened fire inside an elementary school in uvalde, texas. the first funeral will be held in the devastated community one day after grieving families gathered for visitations. more visitations and funerals are planned in the week ahead. 19 students and two teachers killed in the horrific shooting. ? the unimaginable heartbreak and grieving now mixed with growing anger as new details continue to emerge. lucy kavanof has more. >> reporter: a chaotic scene as police rushed

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good to have you with us again. >> again, rosemary. good to be here. >> because, of course, since we talked 24 hours ago, we have all had time to digest the consequences of tuesday's primary. but still unresolved is the pennsylvania gop senate primary race where trump endorsed candidate mehmet oz is struggling to stay ahead of dave mccormick. and now the former president is calling on oz to declare victory. what do you make of that? and do you expect or who do you expect to come out on top in the end? >> well, i think it's essentially impossible at this point looking at the outstanding ballots, and we're not even sure exactly how many outstanding ballot there are. are there even more than we thought? the philadelphia enquirer was told by state officials today there may be 20,000 mail ballots to be counted. i think it's impossible to tell who has the upper hand. republicans may be quickly sailing into very choppy waters here. it is entirely possible that trump's choice, dr. mehmet oz, who was ahead on election night may fall behind in t

thanks, rosemary.nd coming up in this hour. she is going to be here at ktvu right before her event. to talk about how she came up with this idea at such a young age. and gavin newsom is outlining a plan to deal with inflation. and right after the break, we'll talk about his budget proposal and how it could put cash in meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she's not going to let a lost card get her stressed. am i right? that's right. that's because these neighbors all have chase. alerts that help check. tools that help protect. one bank that puts you in control. chase. make more of what's yours. if you're a small business, there are lots of choices when it comes to your internet and technology needs. but when you choose comcast business internet, you choose the largest, fastest reliable network. you choose advanced security. and you c

let's see if we can get through today, rosemary turning on the a. oh, my goodness, that's going to be a tough one. gaussian and andre, especially if you are inland temperatures are already in the low nineties for some of our hotter locations and getting into the second part of the afternoon nearing 100 degrees likely to break some records today a live look here across areas over san francisco as we look towards the golden gate bridge now we definitely have a summer like pattern in place, because if you go to the coast temperatures are in the sixties. we're looking at a 30 to 40 degrees span from one end of the bay area to the other. look at the golden gate park there in the distance. we also have the marin headlands. if you look up, you can see a little bit of haze out there. so this type of pattern also contributing to poor air quality air quality is good, too moderate. for most of us out there, we'll check on that in just a moment, but for today, mostly sunny conditions around the region and today is likely to be the hottest day with our inland ci

rosemary thank you still to come at noon. we're learning new information about that deadly plane crash in marin county, with flight tracking data showed prior to the crash and the new information we've learned about when big tobacco's products were found out to be killers, they promised smokers safety. they called it a filter. but this filter wasn't safe or useful, just small and made of microplastics that have endangered us all. for far too long, they have polluted the earth. they're literally everywhere. there's no need to search. big tobacco, you'll have to answer for your despicable ride, for your wake of destruction. your one little big lie. frin county. one person on the plane was jennifer fox and mother from sacramento county sheriff now confirms michael briar, also from sacramento, died in the crash as well. flight tracking data should the plane made loops over the golden gate bridge before it went down north of the bridge. aviation experts say those turns were very sharp, especially considering the heavy fog at the t

and i'm rosemary church. just ahead, the u.s. president and first lady in an all-too familiar role comforting those grieving from a mass shooting. we'll tell you the message people in uvalde received from the president. >>> plus, ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy moves to the front lines of the war as his nation fights for critical territory in the east. >>> and conflict erupts in jerusalem amid a controversial celebration. we will take you there for a live report. >>> emotional day in texas as u.s. president joe biden and the first lady try to comfort the heartbroken community of uvalde. just days after a mass shooting inside an elementary school. the two met with families and local officials and laid flowers at a memorial outside robb elementary school, where 19 students and two teachers were killed. this is the second time in less than two weeks mr. biden traveled to the site of a mass shooting to meet with grieving families. cnn's arlette saenz is following developments and has more now from uvalde. >> reporter: preside

i'm rosemary church. voters across the philippines are choosing their president for the next six years. the race pits the vice president against the namesake's son against the controversial former dictator. the ceo of the online news sight rappler joins me now. she's been a journalist in asia more than 25 years including as working in manila and exposed growing authoritarianism in her native philippines and is the author of the book "how to stand up to a dictator." maria, such a pleasure to talk to you again after so many years. >> thanks for having me, rosemary. it's now 36 years. this is my 36th year as a journalist and i came in at the tail end of marcos and now we're coming back full circle it seems. >> exactly. the philippines elections are underway with the marcos family hoping to return to power and that could happen if the polls are to be believed. if the son of the former ousted dictator wins, what would he bring to the table and what would that mean for the country? >> i think first if he wins,

i'm rosemary church in atlanta. ahead this hour, the federal reserve gave interest rates their biggest hike in more than two decades. but will the move help tamp down soaring inflation? >> and i'm isa soares live in ukraine. with more than 5 million ukrainians fleeing, the torn country, need for aid and assistance is becoming more and more dire. the challenges facing aid organizations, ahead with my guest. >> welcome to the show, everyone. it's 10:00 a.m. here in ukraine. we are awaiting word on whether any more civilians have made it out of the besieged azovstal steel plant in mariupol. humanitarian corridors promised by russia are supposed to be open now to allow evacuations. we don't know yet if moscow is honoring that pledge. we have yet to hear from ukrainian officials on this. and mariupol official says that shelling, though, remains nonstop. and this is what the complex has endured over the past few days. just relentless as well as growing attacks from russian forces. civilians are trapped there, along with t

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let's swing back to rosemary oroczo here because a lot of people rosemary oroczo a for mother's day,and now we're all sort of re juggling or at least questioning those outdoor activities. yes it's going to be cooler. it's going to be breezy, and there is a chance of showers in the forecast for sunday. happy friday to all of you for today, tomorrow, little change in the forecast. here's a beautiful view over the bay area where our inland cities are enjoying some blue sky also have a picture behind me that the areas over san francisco into the west, mostly cloudy conditions and starting out with some drizzle this morning. some areas still experiencing a little bit of drizzle, although it's falling below the radar being so hard to tell exactly where it's at could have. some along the coastline could have some in the north bay because farther north we have a system that is moving through washington, oregon, northern california all the way down to about mendocino county, seeing some scatter shower activity so areas over the north bay reporting some early this morning as well as in our hil

hello, and welcome to our viewers here in the united states and all around the world, i'm rosemary church, just ahead this hour, the protests across america over a supreme court draft opinion that would overturn roe v. wade, we will examine what happens if abortion rights are actually struck down and what resource there is if any to stop it from happening. >> and live in ukraine. where multiple explosion appro targeted parts of the city. we will talk to the deputy mayor. >> millions women are looking mournfully as what they feel is a loss of what is a constitutional right. the draft opinion shows the court with its still new conservative majority appears poised to overturn the landmark abortion rights law roe v. wade, the vice president is infuriated and blasted republicans in a firry speech if they can think of any laws that give the american government the power to make decisions about men's bodies. >> those trying to use the weaponize law against women. we say, how dare they, how dare they tell a woman what she can and not do with their own bodies. >> the decision will not come until l

rosemary. thank you. the warriors are getting ready for the nba finals , and so are very businesses coming up. they're getting a head start on cashing in. thea finals dubs will be back on the practice floor and just under an hour from now, as they gear up for the nba final. the celtics just beat the heat sunday night. game seven. that game went right down to the wire to with boston, winning in miami by four points . the dubs and celtics played twice this year, splitting the series, with the away team, winning both times. anybody, um with a subjective point of view would tell you that the celtics and the lakers are the two biggest friends in the game and just something about playing in boston that feels special. the green and white jerseys. it's classic nba stuff. so, um it's exciting to be playing them. you know, obviously a great team there in the finals, and, um they've had a group together, going through a lot and less. four or five years, has some success early. never figure out how to sustain it. and

so i dialed i rosemary woods had given me all these phone numbers in a book. so i call dirksen's office and talked to him and mr. nixon came back out into the suite and he says where's dirksen? and i said, well he wasn't there and not available. and he said dwight. i didn't need to talk to everett dirks. it's much more important if i talk to the secretary if i talk to the secretary everybody on the hill is going to know i talked to her and she will tell everybody and she will tell everybody that she had a pleasant conversation with me and that was like politics 101. you write in the book you have. a nice turns of phrase at many points. you say nixon train me to be the person he needed me to be. what is what does that mean? well, i i did not innovate. what nixon needed or how it would all work? the this was a practiced art form that led back into 1960 are our mentor. bob haldeman had been very active in all this he had tutored me. we were not in the business of reinventing how nixon would campaign and how he would be dealt with we were in the business of implem

rosemary thank you. two men are dead after an assault and then a shooting involving police in san francisco last night ktvu amanda quintana live in our newsroom, piecing together what we know so far. police are still investigating how this all played out and how many officers fired shots last night. officers were originally called to mariposa and owen streets. for an aggravated assault in progress just before eight last night. there were two men there , and we know at least one officer fired their weapon. one of the men was pronounced dead at the scene and the other died at the hospital. but it's still unclear what each of the men died from whether it's related to the initial assault call or the police shooting. police say they're still trying to figure out what happened. officers were equipped with body worn cameras , as always, if anyone does have a surveillance cameras in the area that may have captured the incident, we do ask that they contact the police department. because that footage can be instru

now is the time for your check your forecast of meteorologists rosemary oroczo rosemary, it's just warming up outside. yes we're gonna warm things up over the next couple of days, and we're going to drop temperatures a slightly and then back up in time for the weekend. more on this coming up in just a moment. let's take a look at what is happening outside our doors at this hour, a lot more sunshine compared to yesterday, mostly sunny skies in and around the bay area as well as inland. there's a view of sfo where we do have blue skies. partly cloudy along the coastline and our temperatures anywhere from 2 to 4 to six degrees warmer right now than where we were 24 hours ago. 68 degrees right now, in napa. we have upper seventies already at this hour in brentwood, 68 reported in san jose, low sixties san francisco as well as oakland, 63 in areas over hayward are wins have come down considerably. fairfield reporting. and onshore breeze had about 10 mph nevado is calm and napa eight. mph oakland reporting five so more sunshine . lighter winds, temperatures a little bit warmer today, and here's

peppy can, it rosemary woods, in myself. we have these five filing cabinets where anybody that had any correspondence and had any role in the campaign from 60 or 62, everybody was in this filing cabinet and she had me to all of the filing. i thought, why am i here? this is crazy. i had to do all of that filing, and i learned the names of everyone across this country. and they were all involved in the campaign. it was an enhancement exercise that turned out to be very important. >> once you get established this trust with nixon, and he knew you could get things done, as you describe the, book you had a couple of baptisms by fire. one of them involved in eastern shuttle from new york to washington. >> so we are going to go from washington to new york. and it ran every hour, the shuttle. we get on the eastern shuttle, he is by the window, and by the aisle, and i'm always there to keep people from coming in for autographs. and we pull out and we go to the end of the line and it was a very stormy day. the pilot comes on and he sa

>> you know, rosemary, for japan and the united states, there is no more important friend or ally and their first official in person bilateral summit in that joint press conference. the leaders confirmed the close cooperation. they also have ties with momentarily and -- does not play out in this part of the world. and with that in mind, the press conference that just took place. that ended with -- saying that japan would be joining the framework from last october. it was meant to boost economic growth by comparing -- but at this point, the jury is still out. from this economic -- is going to become a long-lasting pillar. some expects each country remains committed to making sure that china is not trying to change the status quo. it's worth noting that a big part of that change to deter and respond to china falls on china. as a result, the rise of china's territorial -- a nuclear on -- make sure that they must do their best to protect themselves. decreasing spending from its gdp approved. within the -- constitution by developing counterstrike capability as opposed to waiting for -- dec

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thanks rosemary.ell, coming up monkeypox has now made its way right here to the us what we know about this rare disease usually only found in west and central africa, also preventing wildfires from turning into firestorms coming up tonight at five o'clock with a red flag warnings still in place. we're checking on a critical cal fire component, the largest firefighting air force. plus we've got you covered inside, outside and up above chase center in san francisco with a big bay area sports night. some questions about why the suspect involved was arrested multiple times and not held. yes on h. recall chesa boudin now. a ss across europe and the united kingdom, the u. s now has its first confirmed case of monkeypox. 2nd 2nd potential case is now under investigation in new york city foxes nlds polis has the details. health officials in new york city investigating a potential case of monkeypox just days after massachusetts officials confirmed the first case in the u. s this year, the male patient currentl

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we'll take it rosemary oroczo. wants to revive a plan to build housing at the site the owner wants to build as many as 3000 units of housing around the mall, which is adjacent to san francisco state university. this week, the san francisco planning department held a meeting to get public comment on the proposal. there's still a ways to go until the project would be approved, but if it is the owners hope to break ground in 2024 the peninsula town of atherton will consider allowing the construction of town homes for the first time and it's 99 year history. the san francisco chronicle reports that atherton's mayor is considering a plan that would allow for the construction of as many as 10 units on a one acre parcel. all california cities are under a state order to increase housing or face stiff fines. some of the penalties could even include having the state take control of zoning. atherton is home to the most expensive zip code in the country. still to come at noon, putting the focus on scooter safety in san francis

alright let's talk about our weather with meteorologist rosemary oroczo rosemary feel like i can just feel the temperature is amazing like it's just coming. yes you're right. it's going to be very uncomfortable for inland cities a little bit today, even more so for tomorrow and some of our hotter spots. get to near 100 degrees. yes we're forecasting the possibility of upper nineties in the forecast for tomorrow, giving you a live look here, but it's happening outside of doors at this hour from ktvu across the oakland estuary, you can see a little bit of haze out their quality today. good to moderate around the region. with this type of pattern in place. we have the light winds. we have the hot and dry conditions. we have the sunlight that, of course, the radiation from that warmth and the heat just helps to kind of cook the pollutants, so to speak, and that's what helps. or that's what actually starts to ah detour our air quality, so we are looking at moderate air quality over areas like san rafael, san francisco, the east bay shore, oakland down through fremont and into san jose alon

rosemary? >> suzanne joining us from lviv, many thanks for that report. nearly 3 months since the war in ukraine began, residents of a village outside kyiv are returning. they are repairing buildings and infrastructure damaged or destroyed during the fighting. one local storeowner says she is determined to restore everything to its prewar status. >> when the russians came here, it was frightening. we are not the only ones who have been through this. the whole village. some were lucky, their house remained intact. only the roof or a shed. but mostly, the whole villages like this. destroyed. we will restore everything and live like we did before. we are not a nation that is afraid of hardship. but, we won't give away our land. our grandchildren are in the army, and we will stand proudly. the russia dreams about a piece of our land, they won't get it. >> president zelinski has spoken about getting compensation from russian assets seized by ukraine's allies. in the coming hours president zelinski is expected to address the world economic forum remotely from u