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s inland upper 60's by the bay. but wednesday looks like one of the warmer days here. we could see 80's inland in a more 70's by the bay and 60's by the coast. when i come back, we'll have your extended forecast in a few minutes. stand. >> all right. thanks a lot. sam. mateo deputies arrest a man accused of taking a child the same day she was reported kidnapped. deputies say a woman approached them outside their headquarters in north fair oaks yesterday afternoon to report her 4 year-old daughter had been taken from her by her child's father. the man's car was spotted driving down el camino real. he was taken into custody and the child was returned. an injured shortly after the report was made. mitt butterfield, daughter of the co-founder of slack has been safely located after she was reported missing last monday. detectives say the 16 year-old voluntarily ran away from her family home. she was found with a 26 year-old man who was arrested. the bail set at $50,000. police are still looking for a suspect after a woman was shot and killed near downtown san jose friday night. investigators

you know, more refreshing in low 70's, sometimes 80's could be a little 200 people, but 70's 60, those are more comfortable. temperatures. absolutely. but it's good to see that we're staying warm and we're staying consistent. exactly. so nice. spring-like weather. all right. good stuff. thank you. >> governor newsom is hoping to draw attention to the republican policies that make it difficult for residents of states with abortion bans. >> to travel to other states for abortion care. newsom is set to introduce a bill this week to assist women traveling from alabama seeking abortion care. this comes this comes as his administration rolled out a fictional video ads showing 2 women driving and being pulled over by an officer who demands the driver. take a pregnancy test before arresting her newsom is calling abortion the moral issue of our time. happening tomorrow. opening arguments in the criminal trial of former president donald trump following the statements. witness testimony will begin. the witnesses include adult film actress stormy daniels and mister trump's former attorney michael

s going to bring us some rain later tomorrow. that�*s going to bring us some rain overnight tonight, that�*s going to be pushing its way into england and wales. could cold air here, so temperatures could be as low as 2 degrees or so. it�*s going to be another chilly day in scotland tomorrow. looks like it�*s going to be quite cloudy, a little bit dampness in the air as well. similar picture for northern ireland and the far north of england. once the overnight rain clears the south—east, we should brighten up further south with some sunshine, the odd shower, ahead of some more rain arriving in the south—west in the afternoon. but ahead of that, temperatures could reach 15 or even 16 celsius. but again, it�*s a struggle despite lighter winds in scotland — temperatures here only around 6—7 at best. the winds will pick up overnight, though, on thursday night into friday morning. and we�*ve got more bands of rain coming northwards and eastwards across the uk. we�*ll start with most of the rain early in the morning on friday in northern scotland and maybe some snow over the mountains as well. but that moves away, we get showers following on — a lot of bl

s once again. so it's almost a repeat of today with that. you know, nice 70's in the forecast and will be getting warmer towards midweek. take a look at wednesday. we could see 80'sand of the bay 70's and the coast 60's upper 50's and then will be cooling down with some partly cloudy skies by the end of the week. >> all thanks a lot note for your monday morning commute. southbound lanes between the 6, 85, 80 connector in pleasanton are set to reopen at 4 o'clock tomorrow. of course, there's been a closure from 5, 86, 80 down to koopman road in seminole. they've been close this weekend because caltrans has been working repaving the road out there and also caltrans has shared some pictures from highway 37. this is the north bay with the roads have been closed there for a project. those are set to reopen at 04:00am as well. the westbound lanes were closed for repainting and keep this in mind over the next 2 weekends, those eastbound lanes are going to be shut down for repaid. >> and there you have it. that's the look of a 70 that created a giants more which broke a world record today in san francisco. you're looking at the world's biggest more today. the chocolate g

going to be very soon will be waking up to the upper 30's in the north bay, though, and even a 40 in livermore. so could be upper 30's there as 40's around the bay. a daytime highs, though. now this is will be the first day of the week. were we're going to notice a warm-up 70 degrees. we were about 60 degrees yesterday in the last couple of days. it will be breezy, though. so that will be the other weather story, especially along the coast. we're going to see some 20's pop in the afternoon and in the evening. it should be coming down towards the evening as this other front leave us. and here's that 7 day outlook. nice, warm, especially wednesday and thursday. looks like the warmest days in the forecast and the 80's. and then i will say there's a chance of rain in the back end of the week. but, you know, it's going to feel like spring and summer. cool and hey, thanks a lot for the explanation on the box. you're so welcome. i i did. it is so to the calendar this year. yeah. okay. haha. good thank well, happening tomorrow, san francisco's exploratorium is inviting you to join them. >> in a solar eclipse immersive experience. the muse

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s along the bay shore. but lower 80's inland. the weekend ahead could not be better. low 70's that the bayshore mid 70's inland and lots of sunshine for all of us right now. all right, john, thank you for that. will weigh easier commute today than yesterday. we're at a complete standstill along 8.80. >> north now for hours this morning, we're still under 13 minutes. so maybe a lot of people are afraid take these 2 highways, but there are no major issues here. 80 looks great. 5.80, looks good this morning. so as the morning goes on, you might see more people start to take that a 90 minute ride into the city this morning. no access or has or stare. they just clear has an office and a tail bridges drive times what from 18 to about? 22 minutes. the traffic still free-flowing there. of the south bay, 85 apart. a 41 minute wise things start to build along san jose 2, 80 82 into 37 that you're still making great time telia down to 37 to 35 minute ride start to slow down hayward all the way to about free lot there. when make it past that things are moving back at the limit. a 43 minut

s. 82 degrees for you. 83 and santa clara. so you'll notice was you get inland, the usual areas, tri valley, pleasanton and livermore could see some 80's to upper 70's along the east bay shoreline and 70's over by berkeley end low 70's 2 in oakland as well. more upper 70's in napa and sonoma. santa rosa close to 80's there and 50's over by the coast at point raising stinson beach. so look at all the changes we have. so tomorrow we kind of like a roller coaster warm right inland and then down to the 60's and them next looks like we rebound more comfortable like 70's upper 60's. yeah. >> tomorrow being earth day as you mentioned, right? so it's going to be a hot one out there. nice one for people to get outside. exactly sunscreen and water. but everyone enjoy alright coun. thank you, sir. coming up in sports, the giants open to make it 2 in a row against the d'backs highlights. coming up. >> and now kron 4 sports. >> all right. with the giants entered today, looking to take 3 out of 4 from the arizona diamondbacks and hoping to build off the momentum from last night's victory. this guy right here having the time of his life out there a coffee co, shre

in the upper 40's to low to mid 50's could use the jackets this morning actually, you'll keep in mind the next few days, though, as temperatures this afternoon will still rise into the 60'ss out there just fine. not looking at any backups under bridges, bay bridge right now at 10 minutes to get you across right now at the san mateo bridge, about 12 minutes to make your crossing for the richmond. sandra fell where 8 minutes to get across and no rain just yet at the golden gate. expect that tomorrow morning, though, for the commutes right now. all right, john, thank you for that. we've got some developing news for your time long recovering this morning. >> after was hit by a powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake. it was the strongest earthquake there in about 25 years. it happened yesterday right near coast. 9 people have died and more than 930 people injured. and this morning survivors of the earthquake are going to be arriving here in the bay area. proffers will tran is live at sfo with the latest. this is just very awful to hear this morning. well. >> arriving as 6.40, this morning and we hope to interview them. it's incredible that they were even able to take off with mini

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there�*s the possibility that a former snp member ash regan, who defected to another nationalist party, could save mr yousaf. but that�*s highly uncertain. let�*s. a lot moving right now. what is the latest that you are hearing? the first minister _ latest that you are hearing? tue: first minister official latest that you are hearing? tte: first minister official residence latest that you are hearing? t'te: first minister official residence in edinburgh, bute, is behind me. humza yousaf is expected to offer his resignation at noon today. that comes at the end of the power—sharing deal between the snp and the greens. that was announced on thursday last week. that is really where all the trouble started for the first minister because following on from that, the scottish conservatives announced they would bring forward a vote of no confidence in the first minister. the greens, who had been stunned by how abruptly the power—sharing deal was brought to an end said they would be voting against humza yousaf when that vote of no confidence came to holyrood. that was expected to take race later on this week. that left humza yousaf in a difficult positio

there�*s the possibility that a former s—n—p member ash regan — who defected to another nationalist party — could save mr yousaf. but that�*selections due. and that also has implications for the likelihood of scottish independence. it was a disturbing development on the channel this week — the deaths of five migrants aboard a dinghy bound for the uk.the bbc�*s andrew harding has returned to the beach in wimereux where he saw that group take off on tuesday. we�*re just running to catch up with some migrants. it was just before six in the morning on tuesday, still pretty much pitch dark— we were sitting on these rocks, waiting quietly for something to happen. suddenly, there was shouts and within seconds, scenes of total chaos. we knew there were migrants nearby because a bbc colleague was actually in a french surveillance plane with the police, and their thermal imaging cameras had recorded several groups of migrants in the dunes. what�*s striking now is quite how quickly it all happened. there was a big group of migrants who�*d come from those dunes and they were running as fast as they could with their inflatable boat towa

s efforts to meet its emission reduction targets, had been woefully inadequate. the judgment could influence the law in 46 other european countries, including the uk, which is subject to the court�*s jurisdiction. with more, here�*sdy to fight... there has been a violation of article 8 of the convention. ..and they won, persuading the judges that switzerland�*s failure to do enough to cut planet—warming emissions could help create heatwaves that could threaten the lives of older people. i am so happy we could contribute to the future, to a betterfuture for our children. today�*s ruling is not open to challenge. experts say it sets an important precedent and will support the legal case for climate action in european countries, including the uk. the decision comes as new figures show this march was 1.68 degrees celsius above preindustrial levels and the hottest march on record globally. sea surface temperatures were even more dramatic, at 21.07 celsius in march, the highest ever recorded at any time. and just look at the effect that is having on some coral reefs. this is the actual coral animal itself. coral bleaches — turns white — when it is stressed by heat and can die as a result. a mass bleaching event has alr

s leaders met in brussels to discuss support for ukraine. speaking to the bbc�*s ukrainecast, the uk�*s foreign secretary said that the us aid package stalled in congress could could change the narrative is that american money coming through. he didn�*t say put insane i cannot wait these guys, i can outlast them, digging the firepower, to get the money and support. then you get the prospect of further ukrainian success and crucially just peace. in ukraine, authorities in the city of kharkiv say four people were killed and dozens injured in russian drone attacks. three of the dead were rescuers who�*d rushed to the scene after an earlier attack. meanwhile, proxy russian officials in parts of ukraine occupied by moscow say three people have been killed in ukrainian attacks. it�*s never too late to celebrate a hero — ronald brignall wasjust 16 when he saved cardiff city hall during the blitz in world war ii — armed withjust a sandbag and a fire hose gripped between his teeth. today, on his 100th birthday, he is being honoured for the first time. tomos morgan reports. on his 100th birthday, ronald brignall is finally being honoured. honoured not for his age, but

s. we'll see some 70's around the bay and then we could get up to those low 80's as we head inland. so one more day of this, and then we do have a pretty pronounced cooldown on the way you can see that temperature drop. i'll be back a little bit. we'll talk more about that. thank you. kyla. >> happening now, nurses at san francisco's kaiser permanente medical center are joining a statewide strike. they're protesting what they say is unregulated use of artificial intelligence and hospital practices. nurses say they want to highlight patient safety concerns amid a rush to use ai today's protest expected to include members of the california nurses association statewide. the organizers behind the annual dog surfing championships in pacific other asking for some help from the public to keep it going. they say the cost i'm doing this is just too high and they've gone up by 100% in just the last couple of years. the event is free for the public. only the surfers and vendors have to pay for entry. organizers are hoping to raise $10,000 by may. 1st, the event is scheduled for the end of augus

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could result drifts and travel delays to be expected. today's daytime highs are going to be in the mid 50's at the very warmest. we're still in the in the 50'se low to mid 50's later today. some of us might not quite get there at the clouds. stay with us. tomorrow. some mountain snowfall continues. chance of thunderstorms for the bay saturday. a good day to get outside, but you got to be layered up for it. this is a cold air mass and it stays in place through the weekend. monday for the eclipse. we're starting to warm up getting close to 70 wednesday of next week. we're getting close to 80 degrees. so we will be warming up quickly. michael. >> thanks, for that. sun comes out, right as we walk out of the studio this morning, right? taking a look at some of your traffic roads this morning. lots of green on traffic tracker for small pockets of red. and earlier this morning, we saw a lot of that. but things are looking good right now except for one small area. the bay bridge on the lower half. right now, there was a collision earlier. so you're still seeing some residual delays. it's right before you get over to the actual treasure island. so if

s life. the only thing he could say was that he was dying. and then i rang mikey�*s phone and his friend answered and he said, "mikey�*s been stabbed." i didn't want to... i didn't want to hear that. i didn't believe it. and i went outside, i was being sick. in march, one of these 16—year—olds was convicted of murder, two of manslaughter. the jury agreed this footage showed they were carrying knives hidden in their tracksuits. why would you take a knife to a 16 year old's birthday party? why would you need to have a knife in a house party? yeah, that is shocking, really shocking. when i'm alone, i do chat to him. sometimes ijust sit on my phone and look at pictures or videos of him. ifelt numb, yeah. like, this is going to end soon. he'll come walking back in the door. i've always said that, i still feel that way. i hope. do you think that will ever go? no, no. do you want it to? no. no, i don't. no, because i can get through, thinking that way. that he's around, and he's here, and he'll be back soon. everything's the same at home. shoes are still by the back door. his work boots are still by the front door. just in case, yeah. the l

parts of the uk — well, it could be spoiled by all this cloud that�*s coming in and the outbreaks of rain as well. now we�*ve seen the back of one area of low pressure, but there�*swales around the low, turning to drift away eastwards into the north sea, allowing brighter but more showery weather to come into southern and western areas and the winds will be picking up as well. we�*re looking at gale force winds around some southern and western coasts of england and wales. and with the winds picking up and that cloud and showery rain around, temperatures are going to be a lot lower. it�*s going to be a cooler day on tuesday. our top temperatures are only 11 or 12 degrees and that�*s because we�*re seeing this north—westerly wind picking up on tuesday into tuesday night. but i don�*t think that cool air is going to last long. out in the atlantic there is milder air and that�*s following this weather front, which is going to bring cloud and rain in from the west. ahead of that, though, eastern areas starting dry on wednesday with some early sunshine, but soon clouding over. rain in the west pushes eastwards, heavy rain for a while in northern ireland, the hills and

s to 50's familiar territory here. you're probably could have guessed that already. we were exactly here yesterday and the day before it too. watch for a little bit of fog formation in the north bay. again, much like yesterday was aside from that radar showing these dry skies sunshine this afternoon, a few passing clouds this morning, but really not a lot of it and rain alluded to this, but today will be ever so slightly warmer than yesterday for some of her south bay neighbors in particular. we will see a few low 80's while most of the rest of us are going to be hanging out that comfortable range of 70's again, i'll be talking all about the rest of this week's forecast. if there is anything in sight that alludes to rainfall all still to come. as for your roads right now, we are looking at some pretty clear conditions out there. bay bridge, free of fog, free of backups. just a good ride across the san mateo bridge at 12 minutes to make your crossing there. as for the richmond, sandra fell as well as the golden gate. nothing's getting in your way just yet right john, thank you for that. developing news, those who were arrested for blocking the golden gate bridge on monday. >> they're going to be let out of jail. the pro-palestinian protesters took over the bridge around 8 that morning. these pipes chains and locks around their arms, make it really difficult for law enforcement to remove them. the northbound and southbound lanes of the bridge was shut down for nearly 4 hours. francisco district attorn

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s inland. we could see a few spots that are going to be in those 80's tomorrow. at least the upper 70's.ook at your extended forecast here. it's kind of an interesting one, i think for winding up our april and heading into may actually warm up as we head into may on wednesday. and then we're going to cool it down drastically as we get into saturday with just a slight chance of a shower coming through as a high pressure breaks down. we have a small front that will track through and will rebound as we get to next week. but a very chilly drop there from friday to saturday. back to you, right? thank you. the nfl draft is over. the forty-niners are now looking ahead to organized team practice activities tea's that starts in about 3 weeks and one forty-niners great is very excited to see with the red and this upcoming season. >> and we're talking about hall of fame, defensive linemen and super bowl champion brandt young kron. 4 sports reporter kate rooney caught up with him and talked about the upcoming dwight clark legacy series and what he thinks of the latest forty-niners draft picks. >> th

lows will quite mild as well in the 40's and 50's and then we'll start to see a cool starting thursday and next weekend we could see we'll be back in the upper 60's with partly cloudy skies. i don't see rain and those long range right now. but we do see some rain long, you know, maybe after that. but stay tuned back to dan. all right, gail, thanks a lot. the person is recovering tonight after being shot in oakland. >> officers were alerted to the gunshots on drugs. dale street at around 2 o'clock this morning. they said a number of cars were struck by bullets, but no victims were found in the area. police say they were later notified of a walk- gunshot wound victim who took themselves to a hospital. that person is expected to survive. the investigation is ongoing. also in oakland, families of homicide victims and survivors of crime gathering for a healing vigil at lake merritt today. the group crime survivors for safety and justice hosting the event to commemorate national crime victims rights week lost loved ones were honored in a ceremony led by advocates calling for better safety strategies. >> things like world because that there was people t

s and low 70's rainfall. the rest of the weekend could amount to as much as a 10th of an inch. we're pretty much done with the heavy stuff. as for the sierra still under a winter weather advisory for several more hours until 11:00pm tonight. still have some winter storm warnings in the mountains of southern california. they're also getting snowfall at their upper elevations. snow level last night falling to 1000 feet elevation chain control still expected today and expect some travel delays to so many people are likely to be heading up to enjoy another dose of spring snow. temperatures today will be in the mid to upper 50'siants home opener today at oracle park. first pitch at one. 35 pm. and as you're getting out there, honestly, it's looking like it's going to stay dry. but i can't completely rule it out. i'm an adviser to bring those layers and might as well bring that rain jacket with you at least use it as a windbreaker to keep you nice and warm temperatures tomorrow and sunday will be in the low 60's for the most part come monday. it's back to the low 70's with sunshine for the eclipse. thankfully and by the middle of next week are already touching the 80's further inland. james. all right, john, thank you very much. according to a new study, the bay area is leading the nation in that shifting from gas-powered cars to electric cars. >> in 2012, uc berkeley atmospheric chemist ronald cohen began setting up co 2 monitors all across the bay area from 80 different stations scattered around the bay. here's a map showing them. we're talking sonoma, san francisco, alameda county. they were everywhere and

s. c o u. s. sales or world to you could lose in the u. k. and not getting anywhere else, no sales. okay. i say, do you have any idea when we might actually expect a verdict here and in this trial and, and what would it mean for those companies going forward as well? obviously if, if uh, the, during the, when they'd be entitled to money in royalties from, from pfizer by on biotech. and so i think that i think it's supposed to be $28.00 days or something like that. mm hm. that the trial is going to last. the, the way these trials work, then the court has to come to a judgement. that judgement can be appealed. and so typically it takes a long time. is that law, it's probably to them while to get here to the trial, and then they'll be some time thereafter. i would surprise me if we really had an answer until maybe next year, but this depends on each country is judicial system, so it may be longer or shorter. so if i one thing i will mention, one thing i will mention is that you're being panned office that the granted depend that became the ones that issue has what's called an opposition going on. and, and one of the paths that i'm not sure which one i'm under as last that and it's 8 is also on appeal. and the 2nd one is just going in that proceeding. so there are many layers of the way this can shake out, having something to do with the trial, but these other, these other for that will look into the validity of the pat. okay, well, have to wait and see. thanks so much kevin. uh, we really do appreciate that kevin newnan aloria in the h. b. thanks so much. well, so hit hit on al jazeera kohls for what, what band on or singles use plastic items a growing louder will tell you why. and laser and sport the vic, sclerosis, keeping nation the league flight of sanction coming to the the it's hello, we got more snow in the full cost coast pots of here, but still looking around the wintry, just around the alpine regions and seen some snow recently just around the both estates that's moving this way, the north with little spattering of state and snow to nc positive, gemini down to a southern parts of the country. winfrey and all 5 of tools that are used to sort of frost. which is that normally when there's always gonna be a cheddie direction and it's got to feel it will roll over over the next couple of days, even though the temperature is nothing but london getting up to around 12 celsius won't even be that in paris. the show is extend that way down across it's lisa, what's the weather that just around? central parts of the med moving further east was flushing at the last, but he down towards the southeast corner 18 celsius. the in a book arrest. notice move on to the weather. coming back in across the northwest, if you have some showers to to know the spite at we'll say into portugal the what the weather that we do have around central pa, somebody's training will continue. that will bring some what the weather down across multiple into tennessee at the northwest corner of libya as well. because the temperature of the car we got the storm once again, just across the harbor that $42.00 celsius and car on wednesday. and we're going to get down to real 38 as we go one in 2 thirds, they must go to 2 in aaa, but most show us the frontier. yeah. the, the latest news, as it breaks, the doctors who say the witness, the killing, knew exactly where to with detailed coverage. everyone is telling us they do not recognize their houses. they do not recognize their areas from the hall to the story. these attacks are taking place also was had a city and are on the roads, making it very dangerous for them to commute from one place to another devastation, bundle dishes, usually in the top 5 countries as the most valuable country in the world, to displacement. if you look at tucker safety, it's unbelievable desperation then leaving on a fringe of life and did the stock reality of climate change in a rapidly sinking country. we have the problem today. the rest of the work will have it tomorrow, and they will have to learn from us, which is here as new series dying of life before land. the, [000:00:00;00] the, you're watching, i'll just hear a reminder of our top story is the cell. it's been $200.00 times have as well as for on garza and there's been no lit up in his role strikes on the strip women and children among the dead out for an attack and bad law here in northern cause of these for any army has killed moments 34000 palestinians since october, the 7th protest against his roused war on cancer and canyon. by mentioned that the universities across the united states police have made thousands of a risk of all columbia university is now extended remote learning. and 5 people have done tried to cross the english channel from, from the u. k. the votes they will own, had been carrying more than 100 refugees in microns. the accident happened just hours off to the u. k. problem it pos and you long to process migrants and refugees in rwanda as well, thousands of protest as a rallying an argentine is capital against comes to the education budget. students and staff from 73 public universities have joined them onto photo cities. presidents have you, emily has been slashing state spending as the countries struggles with the cost of living crosses. june team is annual inflation currently sends it to a 190 percent in poverty levels. and now it's 60 percent off on all of this. today's about it joins us now. live from bonus isn't today. so can you just give us a rundown? what is happening, where you are, how large of these process? well, there's thousands and thousands of people that haven't come here. we're not far away from the presidential palace. people are still arriving. they're carrying books. this say that this is a symbol of them defending public education in the country. we have seen fact to do . we have seen students, we have seen staff from at least over 60 universities, public university in the country. what people are telling us is that seems very early this year. the faculty has been warning the government that they are out of do not have enough funds to cover the cost. mostly because students have yet to be late to come through. the funds have not increased 2 sides of the solar installations in the country. and that's why we are asking the government for much more funds. the public university for many people in argentina is not only free from where no winners have come from. and that's why people are telling us the people here are swimming. yeah. and we, we, the current governmental company, i'm really glad you just said when he took off these things that he was going to implement almost every 2 measures, lift the subsidies on electricity, on water, on transport, among other things. it's a matter of major concern. however, it's not just the economic situation that people here, but also of course, the current situation of universities, public universities in the country today. so you, you mentioned the pride of people there, but also as we saw the, the yang that i feel what is the impact likely to be on the lives presidency of the. well, this is a very big test for have you had a may, as he continues on incrementing austerity plans in this country that he says are going to jumpstart argentina's economy. the main priority for the government has now been reducing the debt to say that 0 deficit. he addressed the nation on monday evening, where he said that the costs are going to continue by the public cuts are going to continue. he says that he knows that many people in argentina are struggling, but that's right now in this country. there's no time for gradualism. however, what you see, the in fact about teas message has on the population relate, continues to have strong support among. he's very similar, many people in argentina, however, when you're here and you see the thousands of people that have come out, not totally to defense, public education, they say that public education in this country is a matter of death. we think it's a right to education and it is also a right to a better future. like i think so much to that. so they support for us. the in the scientists totally in pays have approved a controversial new constitution that could extend the nice thing by don this, these 6 decade hold on pallet and definitely support of the site would tend to go into a pile of entry democracy. but the opposition is cooling for protest legislative elections due to be held next week. nicholas hawk has the date house. it is a small newspaper in togo, is standing up to the most powerful dennis dean africa. the leasing bay family has governed to go for 61 years. members of parliament voted on a new constitution on friday, while the tax has not been made. public journal is joel, this is who says it would allow president phone yes and be to stay in the office in . definitely let's get rid of for guessing. be peacefully says when headline free political prisoners and give us back, our right to protest says that they're active defined into the country that does not tolerate the set slips that goes to the federal. i am talking to you with a few in the pit of my stomach. we are working on the restraint and substance of ship, but we have to keep going into the tooth. a dma guessing they came to power in a coo in 1963 and ruled with an iron fist. thousands of dances would follow him around in portraits of him and his son fell. were plastered everywhere when they died in 2005, both took over and introduced a multi party system of governance. simple additions welcomed the latest constitutional amendments which include the president being elected not by the people but by m p's and the removal of limits on terms across the priest. what's new is more accountability, more stability, and more representation. and the system enables a permanent dialogue between players, the changes come as to release prepared to vote for new members of parliament and the opposition fears. this will provide the legal framework for guessing by the clean power. it's not a big democracy. eh, election to go? is it kind of tools to keep the fall off fund eva is taught the it's the way. yeah . according to countries, while the united states says it's concerning, the constitutional amendments were made without public consultation. the west african body echo as has yet to comment, but there is rising criticism within to go against a family that for generations has rob people of their voices. nicholas hawk elgin 0 . so let's just round to view in negotiations on the treaty to control plastic production is underway in canada campaign to say plastic is choking. our plan is in a cooling for a world wide band on no single use item such as strolls, comp, specials and bags. but the pitcher chemical industry and oil and gas explore has a pushing back of arm and it is in the clock explains yes, plastic is everywhere from the claims we where to how food is packaged. and even the micro plastics found in the deepest part of our oceans view and says $400000000.00 tons of plastic waste is produced every year. about less than 10 percent is recycled and $14000000.00 tons ends up in the world's waterways. yeah. after yeah. after yeah, then those the health impacts for every living thing, including us or what do you think about it every single day? we're in contact with plastic and it's of every single setting and all daily lives . so you know where, where in plastic with breathing plastic with eating plastic. now what the licensed research just showing is that, that's possibly can breastmilk, that's tough to can percentage. so it's become this completely inescapable toxic problem that impacting every single pass. and even if you have the best intentions to avoid using plastics and you'll someone who chooses the lifestyle while you try to avoid it, it's simply not possible to avoid the health impacts of plastics at this stage. do not have a shift scale of single use. plastics is mind boggling. type things. containers 11 and 2022. as estimate to the world. use one point. 5 trillion. single use prostate buffalo, some cups. think of it 1.5 trillion one yet. use ones just chucked away, but remember not all plastic is bad. here's the u n's in a and us and we all understand by the way that we need plastic. we needed in light of vehicles of foster trains that are lighter in windmills in shipping. so this is not a sort of antique plastic treaty, but it is very much an engine plastic in the environment treaty. and we need to understand the most of that which ends up in the environment to single use and shortly. so now there's a big push out the towards the radically and definitively count back on the amount of plastic reduced in the 1st place. the funds on single use tactics. so many different kinds of things. the plastics would be one of the key things that the treaty can do from writing a transition to reuse for pat and refill. essentially trying to transition us to a kind of safer more secular economy would be an ultimate goal of the tracy. and that's really at the core of how the treaty is being designed at the moment. but not everybody agrees. plastics and made from petra chemicals and oil and gas explorers attending the tools. say we should focus more on recycling and eliminating waste been could be production. it looks that to be a bruising week of negotiations in the effort to clean up plastic pollution before we head to the final round of talks in november. what's more on this diana cohen joins us now. she's co founder and ceo of plastic pollution coalition. she joins us from los angeles, who thank you very much for being here. we're just seeing the scale of the problem and we know that there was the solution out there to ban the use of single use plastics. but how achievable would that actually pay to have a world wide band on single use plastic? well, it's absolutely achievable and we can look back in time and see when we didn't use plastics for everything. the problem with plastic is, well that it became so you've been with us and that somebody thought it was a good idea to use it to package the majority of our food beverages, beauty products, health care products, etc. and then with this single use mindset, but the truth is it's, it's a material that's as was said earlier, 99 percent of the plastic is made from petra cannibals and fossil fuels. that's gas, oil cool. and it drives the climate crisis and it also poisons people side of the entire chain of that poisons people and poisons some plastic poisons, people and world leaders are becoming aware of that. and we need to ensure that they transport size people and not profit. yes, it was obviously hit the, the available pushback from pitcher chemical and oil and gas exporters. so how do you pressure them to get on board with this change or do you just trying to ignore them completely and forge ahead? well, i mean, you know, if you were going to go up against them, that's assist efficiency, end task because they controlled the majority of energy on the planet that we live on, you know, but the truth is that as all this research continues to come out and we, as fosdick pollution coalition, or turning 15 this year. so we've been working on this for 15 years. what we need is a globally ratified the treaty, because the petrochemical industry sees plastic is a plan b, as people make commitments around the world to die best from dependents on fossil fuels and move towards solar and wind. and frankly, you know, less less impactful materials because the problem with plastics is the solution that's always been marketed to us is this idea that we can recycle our way out of the problem. and now realizing that plastics were never designed to be recycled, we, as you mentioned, your organization has been doing this for 15 years. people have been talking about this for decades. it seems like there's been very little progress in that time. how frustrating is it that you, it said that i guess the slow pace of change that, that you've been seeing. i don't sign the pace slow at all and it took her, it took about 8 years to get the public to understand that it's not literal rubbish . waste and garbage, it's plastic and it's plastic pollution, so that to actually gone quite quickly and i'm very pleased with what's happening. i'm very pleased and our organization of the global grader break free from plastic movement. we are all very pleased to see this in the public discourse to see more and more information or reports coming out about the truth of recycling that is missed. see that just recycling better is not going to get us the planet out of out of the problem. and to understand that this impacts human health and animal health and every living thing on the planet. every day multiple times with is the responsibility ultimately lies. is this basically going to be up to governments to legislate against this? i think it's a mixture, it's a mixture of government's policy and legislation, much of which we've helped pass and we continue to support. but it's also going to come from holding corporations and companies on the petrochemical on, you know, industry on plastic industries, accountable and responsible, and then big corporations to continue to choose, to use that infrastructure of single use plastic to deliver their products to the public. they are going to need to change and we're seeing policy that will will enforce that and will i have them will have to leave. i'm pretty, i'm really, i'm really hope to hear about actually, well that is fantastic to hear. and we really do appreciate your time, diana cohen, co founder and ceo of plastic pollution coalition. thanks so much for being with us . i have also a huge hit on images here, a mountain of waste, and indeed as capital catches fire, skewing toxic smoke and endangering the health of thousands and in support. us government. finally, finalizes, a multi $1000000.00 settlement for the 6 abuse victims of larry nessa, the this business uptake this voltage by the city bank growth partner of bangladesh before he is the this business uptake. these me, roy thought of on the dashboard to use the assistance to where you are paying union member of parliament has been arrested on suspicion of will prosecute the se in is an especially severe a case of spying to china. the suspect works for the final right alternative to the gym and he positive. he's accused of giving the chinese intelligence service information about negotiations and decisions in the european parliament. the 3 of the people have also been the risk of just buying for china. by shooting has rejected the espionage claims, as a hype on this on this boat now, who as far as tom, thank you. so much arsenal has shown their up for the title fight with their biggest effort victory against chelsea. as they went, 3 points clear at the top of the primary league, the colors have to side started the match level on points with liverpool and one point about matchers through city. they were quick to get off or mark here land or to start making it one know 4 minutes. 21, making chelsea and beaten an 8 league matches nicholas jackson. lucky not to see a card for this challenge, but it didn't affect the gunners. the 2nd half brought about 4 goals, and this was the 13 minutes high average score twice against his full club. so to go a ben wight also scored twice, only he knows that this was supposed to be across or no, i never before have our most board 5 bills against chelsea. our record races even reports that have a fight to go all the way to the end 5. now this house matches united boss eric 10 hugs says the negative comments after their nerve e. s a cup, somebody final went against carpentry or disgrace. the team were criticized after letting a 3 now leave flip to the 2nd tier side for eventually winning the match on penalties, nodded face rival city and the final on may 25th and a repeat of last year's final for united lost a football proposal about results and we made it to the final and we discussed it not only by discipline and but also the also the organs and not just and then in 20 minutes control, also head back look 32 or 33. we got, if i look in the clear penalties was very good. the lane have reached the sea champ, is like funnel for the 1st time in 8 years after they beat. oh, how 5 for an hour. good. aside from the way beat allow for 2 in the 1st flight and the savvy giants record, 34 match winning run. all the allows come back started and the 4th minute here is reading that is made at one meal from the spot. 8 minutes later island equalize to brazilian defender eric to restore the to go as get lead. falling on the

s. s, navy, end of its useful life, china. it could be any country or corporation to maintain a crude station and all that in the coming decades. and i'm not supposed to obviously, are these. i would make the hill rob and i'll be back. the more news on the other side of the bypass until informed of these team here at our headquarters in denver . thanks folks. good time. the now is the time to be direct. israel's project has been to completely conflict zionism and judaism. but this was not a jew, israel's a state, and they need to be treated as any other state. what, this is where the tough questions are asked. can you see negotiations being even have this is most important, which of these are going to and bushy, poll unapologetic, i'm just asking awesome upfront on out, is it hard? he came in to be used as the oil see suffered casualties. we have not suffered to say, tyler, to use. thank goodness we did have injuries from a missile strike on a guest house. thought provoking on to who they to say no double standards to all of us any, an

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after scotland introduced the new hate crime act, there s a warning that sunday s old firm game between celtic and rangers football clubs in glasgow could with even more complaints under the legislation. the conservatives say the issue has been weaponised, leaving officers unable to deal with real crime, while first minister humza yousaf says he has every confidence in the force and their experience of dealing with big matches. andrew kerr reports. an old firm match on sunday, rangers take on celtic, the most highly charged football fixture in scotland in the week of the new hate crime act. at ibrox, the manager is relaxed, though. i'm against it. i'm a positive person, everybody knows. i understand passion of people, that i understand. the conservatives have this warning about the new act. we have already seen the hate crime law of humza yousaf being weaponised by people and there is a deep concern and predictions that the old firm match will result in even more complaints being made to the police, most of these in all likelihood being vexatious, and this will result in police been tied up, having to deal with these, to the detriment o

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s and 70's after that. getting even warmer yet. rainfall the rest of the weekend staying below a 10th of an inch for most areas could see isolated amounts being a little heavier. if you do find yourself under a thunderstorm. sierra nevada forecast a winter weather advisory through 11:00pm tonight and we still do have some winter storm warnings for the mountains above la. they also saw that cold wintry impact further south snow level in the bay area. and the sierra is low is 1000 feet this morning getting really cold out there allowing that snow to unprecedented low levels for april. temperatures today will be in the upper 50'sf you are getting out there at one, 35 pm for first pitch still recommending you bring that rain jacket with you. we're likely to go through the game without a single drop. but there is that chance of a shower. i just want you to be ready for it tomorrow and sunday, a little bit warmer by monday for the eclipse, its low 70's that are warmest and nothing but the sun and by the middle to end of next week, we'll be hanging around or 80 degrees for some inland areas. back to you. john. let's get a quick check of the roads this morning. again, nothing major happening. it's nice and friday, light for most. >> and that's certainly the case here at the bay bridge, which is a 12 minute ride to get from the macarthur maze into san francisco. we're also seeing a nice shot here of the san mateo bridge highway. 92 were again, traffic moving at the limit from hayward out towards foster city. 14 minutes to cross that part of the bay. up to the richmond, sandra fell bridge west bound 5.80, looking goo

so tomorrow, yeah, could become a blustery afternoon outside the temperatures running well below the average 2 50's and some 60's. i think what's going see things turn around get the weekend will start warm up spring is going make a return on saturday and sunday by next week moving well into the 70's and some of the valleys. but yeah, this late season storm, if you're caught outside that the high country going to be careful that snow falling up there. that is no joke. yes, specially that to so yeah. 6 inches of snow out. there could be something that's thanks, >> park is open in san francisco's the new china basin park, which has been in the works for more than 15 years now includes 5 acres of land along the covey cove across the water from where the giants play classic piece of real estate. there. and are. you see the statue. they recently reinstalled the bay area. baseball legend willie mccovey mayor london breed says this is just the first step as part of a bigger plan to redevelop the area. >> it includes residents, families, a new school being built so much has changed in this, right. this is a new neighbor

s&p, you are getting about the same yield. you could argue that the gross weight is what makes the s&p having the flight at, but i would say here in the 5000, 5200 area, you are close to fair value, so if you get a bigger pullback than what we have had thus far, i think we get interested. here, i think it is okay just to be neutral. >> you say it is time to be cautious. let's be clear, right? >> we have been saying for some time to be cautious. we are pretty much back where we were in february. we think this pullback could surprise to the downside. the market is finally coming around to what we have been saying for some time which is that the fed is either not going to cut as much as the market anticipates or they might not cut at all. i would say that is probably a much bigger risk even now then if the market appreciates. >> i haven't found equity premium to be a really good predictor of subsequent return for equities, in time horizons less than 3 to 5 years. i think if you are managing a huge pile of money for long investment horizon, then you might get word about it. but, there is no question the equity premium is really attractive starting in april of two '22, and for a whole six months down, and then it had an explosive upside. so, i don't believe i can forecast the s&p in one month horizons. i have looked at it every which way i can for many, many years. i think it is incredibly hard to predict. i think the question is -- >> strategists have learned that the hard way. >> we knew that, we talked about that for years, right? so, i think that is a fool's game. i think equity premium is an interesting, good academic benchmark to think about, but i think the reality is, it doesn't help you predict asset allocation, short-term or at all. so, i don't use that but a lot of institutional guidelines i talked to use it. >> but, the point is higher for longer will have an impact, right? that is what the pullback starting last week was about. >> i don't agree with that in the long term. the reason i don't agree, we are all sort of screwed up since the financial crisis. historically, when the economy was good, the 10 year yield backed up and equities went up. we were all symbolic of things been pretty good, and i found in the last two or three years, that bogey

. >> harris: day s s six and then new york for for trump trial ended is hot. it coulde pivotal for trump. the judge reserved the decision to appear at the clock order but let's dig into the details. where the prosecution's fretless witness has resumed the testimony. eric, cook us up on the gag order part first. >> yes, the former president, moments after the gag order hearing and that he said "i am not allowed to defend myself, this is a kangaroo court. the format present attacking, but as you said he has reserved his decision on whether or not to cite him for the 11 are examples of contempt of court that prosecutors want to cite the former president with." it was a heated day in court, that's when prosecutors detailed the truth social postings, and trump's after court comments. accusing trump of violating the gag order. calling his attacks, a real threat. but his own lawyer, countered by saying his client was also responding to attacks on him. attacks from michael cohen and stormy daniels. but at one point the judge says you are a losing credibility with the court. th

s inland. we're talking about some low 70's in a few spots. could get to that mid 70 degree mark. so a really nice day to enjoy if you're headed out, may be here to the coast. it's a perfect day to take a lack of backing a little bit. we'll talk more about our extended forecast because, yes, i do a little rain in that seven-day forecast. another setback for a storm battered section of highway one landslide has closed another portion of the historic roadway. >> between big sur and carmel by the sea, a nearly one and a half mile portion of the southbound lane crumbled into the sea on saturday, just south of rocky creek bridge. caltrans says daily convoys will lead essential drivers and travelers through that closed area from 8 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. the same area is still struggling to recover from multiple landslides that are triggered by past winter storms. new at noon pleasanton. police were surprised by recent delivery from a citizen to the department's front lobby. here's what they got. the department says someone turned in 3 live grenades that were found in their garage. the alameda county sheriff's office bomb squad responded and took custody of grenades for destruction. pleasanton police are asking the public not to touch dangerous explosives, but instead give them a call. happening tomorrow. more than 3500 nurses in santa clara county are going to go on strike. this three-day strike may impact services to patients this week. first, michael thomas lets us know what's happening. >> this three-day strike was approved by 97% of the nurses part of the santa clara county nurse association. see that working conditions have gotten so bad. it's now a safety concern. they're asking for better pay better staffing and more safety. the systemwide strike involves more than 3700 registered nurses at santa clara valley medical center, o'connor hospital and st. louis regional hospital all planning to walk off the job tomorrow to begin a three-day strike as they can't reach an agreement with county officials for a new contract. these negotiations have been ongoing since last october with a focus on salary benefits and the nurse to patient ratio, nurses say the county is not negotiating in good faith with the county says it's currently facing a massive budget deficit but remains committed to providing a fair contract. the walk-off may affect certain services offered by the hospital, but staff at the hospital tell us they're currently preparing and bringing in temporary staff. >> we have a dedicated group of leaders and many staff who will be working around the clock through the weekend to make sure that we can adequately orient and train the supplemental staff who will be joining us during the strike to continue those critical services to the community. >> as of now, the picket lines are set to happen tomorrow at all. 3 hospitals. we did reach out to both county officials and the nurses association for a comment but have not heard back as of yet as we get more details from officials will keep you updated that. the very latest on the newsroom. i'm michael thomas. send it back to live in studio. coming up. a possible data breach impacting millions of a tnt customers. but the company is saying about the investigation into this incident. >> plus, officials are trying to figure out what caused the plane to crash in truckee. we'll hear what they know so far. and most fast food workers getting a big pay. starting today, minimum wage now going to $20 an hour. details on what this could mean for costs at our favorite mean for costs at our favorite restaurants after the break. you can't leave without cuddles. but, you also can't leave covered in hair. with bounce pet, you can cuddle and brush that hair off. bounce, it's the sheet. salonpas lidocaine flex. a super thin, flexible patch with maximum otc strength lidocaine that contours to the body to relieve pain right where it hurts. and did we mention, it really, really sticks? salonpas, it's good medicine. >> many fast-food workers in california are getting a raise starting today, minimum wage goes up to $20 an hour. but that also means a possible increase in food prices. kron four's will tran in pleasant hill with the details. effective immediately approximately 500,000 fast food workers in california. they are getting a raise from $16 to $20 an hour. >> this was actually signed into law last fall. but today is the day it takes effect. so what does that mean for you? there's a good chance. your favorite items like its starbucks mcdonald's burger king, the national chains more than likely. we'll be charging you more. here's the thing. you need. 60 restaurants are more across the country. so if you own a stand-alone shop, this will not affect you. you need that amount and more if necessary to meet that threshold for $20. and our for fast food workers. here's the thing. employers, many of them pushed back on this saying they simply cannot afford that, that they could be doing hiring freezes. they could be doing layoffs. and in worst case scenario, they will be passing along the difference to you, the customer. so i got a chance to talk to some customers this morning. here's what they had to say about possibly paying more. >> i think they need more. they work really hard, especially here at starbucks. i see them busting and i think they need a lot more. you don't have a problem paying more if necessary. i don't. i don't. i really don't. i think they deserve it. and they're hard working almost a necessity just because of the cost of living you know, i mean, these people have to live with other people and just i think it's going also be a strain on on the businesses. but i'm for it. he says he does not mind paying more if it means that they get $20 an hour. >> here's the thing. governor gavin newsom said maybe a generation or 2 ago, many people thought he was teenagers that worked at fast food locations. but now it seems it's mostly being handled by adults the average age being 26 years or older. and those people tend to have families and they need the money to take care of their families, which is why $20 an hour is now the law of the land in california. back to you. and the north bay. there could be some traffic delays throughout all of april, part of highway 37 will be closed between solano and sonoma counties during the weekends >> of april and also going into may. so starting april, 12th caltrans, we working on one traffic direction per weekend. westbound lanes will be closed and traffic will then be diverted the weekend of april. 12th and 19th eastbound lanes be closed and traffic will be diverted the weekend of april. 26 and may 3rd. the team now for spring break week. alright, beautiful day in san francisco right now. wow, it is so sunny and warm out there. i was here to see tell us how much longer this is going to allow the all the it does feel like spring break it because >> weve got just temperatures rocketing of blue skies out there. beautiful as we take a look downtown san francisco right now. city at 64 degrees. oakland is 61. you see some nice mid 60'se livermore. 64 concord, 68 in santa rosa's already at 70 degrees at this hour. half moon bay rounding it out. >> at 61. so today, just about any time of day you go. you can take the long walk with the dog because the weather is on your side. it should be beautiful and sunny and warm. and i know all the coaches out there love that when they do get shorted on their their let's look at a month at a glance. santa rosa, for example, since we're starting our first day of april, you can see that we are a little cool. we had 19 below average days, just 10 above average days. far as rainfall is concerned. we've got to her 4 and a half just a little over 4 and a half inches of rain that's really close to right where we should be for santa rosa. you might think, okay, great. we've had a good water year so far. if we look back to october first, a look at the percentage of normal. this looks great. word 118% inf santa rosa. you can see those numbers above 100 in san jose and also san francisco, oa

could just a touch warmer than yesterday. 40's to 50's for our current temperatures on the map as we move into the afternoon. still holding on to those low 80's inland and a lot of 70's along the bay shore and even some spots out towards the coast. i'm talking more in your forecast as we go roadways this morning are rolling along just fine. we're looking at the bay bridge here with an 8 minute crossing and definitely a nice way to get the morning started out there. san mateo bridge, your typical 13 minutes rolling at the limit. both the richmond, sandra fell and the golden gate free of any signs of anything close to a back up just yet great. all right, john, thank you for that. we start with breaking overnight news. the oakland police department now investigating a deadly shooting that involved an officer. >> shooting happened just before 9.30, last night on 16th street. the police department says the sacramento police department was oakland investigating a homicide. they asked opd to help them arrest a suspect. opd says the suspect came from inside of a home with a gun. an officer s

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