." >> sandra: hello, joan. i'm sandra smith. 100,000 immigrants caught entering the country last month. it's a sharp increase from february when more than 100,000 migrants were arrested, john. >> john: it comes as the buy demonstration plans to send officials to guatemala and el salvador this week in attempt to address the source of the problem. but with more than 18,000 migrant children and facilities now along the southern border and a rise in drug smuggling, the situation could get farmers before it gets any better. >> sandra: the mayor of eagle pass, texas, will join us with what's happening on the ground of his border community. we begin with alex hogan live at a dea facility in mcallen, texas. what are smugglers bringing into the country? what are you seeing? >> hi, sandra and john. cocaine, meth and heroin are stored here for about 72 hours from what we're finding along the border but marijuana stays here for about two months. this is 26,000 pounds of marijuana. the dea says the humanitarian problem of m

sandra? >> sandra: an important report. a lot of americans noticing this.em. some workers are staying at home. one owner in florida is filling the void by using robots. who better than to talk about this than ashley webster. ashley? >> i'm not a robot but this little guy here is. he name is peanut. when you walk into this seafood restaurant in hollywood, florida, you'll be greeted mr. peanut we hope will take us to the table. let's go, mr. peanut. mr. peanut takes us to the table. we're tight on time. by the way, no one available who wants a job. they cannot fill the jobs here. this is why peanut was bought by the owner. is this the table, peanut? there you have it. thank you very much. there's two other robots. one that will serve you and one that will sing happy birthday in three different languages if you should need that. >> john: one way to fill the employee gap. >> sandra: i here canon in d. >> indeed. >> john: if you took that police dog and put a tray on the top of it, it could serve the drinks and food to people. >> sandra: ashley, enjoy. thanks so

>> sandra: i have not.e, g.e. health care, merrill lynch, just to name a few. it's fascinating, wow. >> john: never take with you something you are not willing to throw away afterwards. >> sandra: there you have it. investigators just giving an update on a shooting rampage in south carolina. >> john: police say the gunman is a former nfl pro player. among the five, the prominent doctor and children, his grandchildren ages nine and five, jonathan serrie has been monitoring this from the bureau in atlanta, what have they found out so far? >> it has been the case of that is more and more confusing the more that they learn about it, because they are no obvious motives at first it was believed that perhaps the suspect had been a patient of this doctor, but now authorities say that there is no evidence to suggest that there was a doctor-relationship between the two. the suspected gunman was a former nfl player, 33-year-old philip adams who had played for six teams and 78 games over the course of five nfl seasons

i am john roberts. >> sandra: i am sandra smith.ouse. that plan including pulling out all american forces by september 11th. that is the date. no doubt symbolic it's one of the reasons why the president is already facing push back on this decision. it's coming from both sides. >> john: the announcement coming 20 years after former president bush announced the start of the war. more than 2300 american lives have been lost in afghanistan and more than 800 billion dollars has been spent. >> sandra: and mike pompeo has reaction to that plan and a lot more. we begin with kristin fisher live at the white house ahead of this announcement. >> this may be the biggest most difficult decision that president biden has had to make. he will announce it from a symbolic location. he will speak from the treaty room where former president bush announced the first air strikes in afghanistan nearly 20 years ago. president biden is receiving bipartisan criticism and praise for this decision. most of his military commanders in the region are in agreement

i'm sandra smith. >> welcome to wednesday or is it thursday? i'm john roberts, just feels like wednesday. border patrol releasing disturbing video which shows smugglers dumping to children age three and five under the border fence before abandoning them there in the middle of the night, that comes as migrants are slipping through gaps in the border wall revived and halted construction on the first day of his presidency. >> sandra: want to be clear that they are in custody and fox's exclusive drone meanwhile capturing arrests at the border this morning as the stream of migrants continues to overwhelm local authorities. we've got team coverage for you. texas senator ted cruz joining us in moments with his reaction to his recent trip to an overcrowded migrant facility we begin with casey stegall live on the border, you are getting an up close and personal look at what is happening there, day by day, hour by hour basis, how does it look today? >> you just said it, that is how frequently things change down here. good to see you and john. the numbers

sandra? >> sandra: jacqui heinrich live at the supreme court. in this moment where the effort is led by his party it's important to go back in time and here at joe biden in his own words on this issue over a series of decades. listen. >> president roosevelt clearly had the right to send the united states senate and united states congress a proposal to pack the court but it was a bonehead idea. >> the senate stood firm in 37 in the court packing attempt ended in this particular example the senate is resolved as distracted in today's debates. >> the next time we lose control they had three justices. >> whoever has the most votes gets whatever they want but presidents come and go. supreme court justices say for generations. >> sandra: they thought it was a boneheaded idea but the party is embracing the very idea. >> certain elements of his party are certainly embracing the idea but keep in mind that when roosevelt, fdr proposed the court packing plan he was at the height of its power and popularity. it was just after the 1936 election that not only

sandra?world reflecting on prince philip's life following his death today at 99 years old. a live look at buckingham palace where people have been gathering to honor him throughout the day. prince harry is reportedly coming back to england to go to his grandfather's funeral which would be his first return since leaving his royal duties. i had to look twice to make sure it wasn't windsor, that was a live look at windsor. having just paid a visit to windsor castle, it popped up on the screen and i recognized it. i always appreciate your deeply personal look at the royal family as you have so intimately grown to know them over the years, taking photographs of them. we have sacks that we are going to put up while you join us that you took yourself. first year of your reflections on this day in his passing. >> sandra, it's a sad day for this country because of howard is now in morning and she was married to philip for 72 years. most of us don't live that long but they been together, she fell in lo

. >> high, sandra >> hi, sandra.an up close and personal look at why border patrol here needs all the help they can get. in fact, an hour ago, we were up in the sky was texas state troopers. we spotted a suspected cartel's out on the mexican side. they are alerting them to any migrant activity. because we have seen so much activity recently, it is taking border patrol longer than usual to respond. we have some new numbers as well. the texas department of safety is primarily focusing on cartels. they arrested 631 peoples, see if nearly 4,000 pounds and marijuana, more than $1 million, and detained thousands of smuggled migraines. thousands of which are minors. there is always a presence in the air. they have two to three chapters helicopters at any given time, but they say they could use more. that is how busy it is. >> sandra: thank you for that and your continued border reporting. we continue to bring our viewers those images really getting in detail what we are seeing. now when they are talking about these overcrow

sandra?or more on all of this, associate professor of political science at kentucky state university and foundation against intolerance and racism and offer of "taboo bear" good to see you mr. riley. i guess the virginia department of education is trying to walk back some of the outrage over the initial concept of the program as it was described by many people, but if you go on the website it has the same graphic up there that says, the central contest advanced mathematics concepts on the right will be grades 11 and 12. what you make of all of this. >> my understanding is that the state says they're not changing the requirements for some time, if ever, but this definitely is a trend. simply eliminating test scores for admission. social studies replacing civics. my position, to be clear, getting rid of advanced classes will open up everything because some groups which are often asian, west african, people of color happen to be over represented within them. to the extent that could produce "equ

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sandra?cus of this bilateral meeting that is happening right now. kt mcfarland is joining us, a former deputy national security advisor to president trump and also the author of the book revolution trump, washington and we the people. what do you think is happening behind closed doors right now as far as this conversation on china with the japanese prime minister? and how we expect this administration to proceed especially following trump. >> joe biden has a tough thing to do. he says we have to get tough on china, and he's always underestimated the threat that china has posts. we have to somehow convince the japanese find mike prime minister that a, we will take the steps to protect you if you join us and we are bringing other people moan. we are all going to band together so that china is not going to be able to pick us off one at a time which is kind of their goal. >> sandra: as far as the china threat, ron johnson joined us last hour. >> there can be no illusions at this point. a couple d

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. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith. california democrat maxine waters calls for protesters to get confrontational if the jury doesn't find derek chauvin guilty. he faces second degree man slaughter and second and third degree murder charges. the judge warning that waters comments could get the case overturned. >> as the jury deliberates, minneapolis is bracing for protests and violence in the wake of the trial. we have team fox coverage. jonathan turley is standing by with his analysis. >> we begin with matt finn live at the courthouse in minneapolis. matt? >> sandra, the jury has been deliberating for four hours today. they started an hour earlier than expected at 8:00 local. the jury chose to stay until 8:00 p.m. last night after a very long day of closing arguments. so you get the impression that this jury is motivated and getting to work. the judge says this jury can basically make their own schedule, can stay as late as they want to or indicate if they need a break. the judge says if a verdict comes down during the

sandra?g up pressure on president biden to forgive hundreds of billions of dollars in student loan debt. >> canceling $50,000 in student loan debt is a matter of racial justice. it's a matter of economic justice. it's a matter of generational justice. there is no other single action that the president of the united states could take to help close that gap. >> sandra: let's bring in kat kim. she joins a sunset and decided us to give up her dream of columbia journalism school even after she was accepted because she can't afford it and you didn't want to take out massive loans? >> massive loans that i would have never been able to pay back. especially with the entry-level jobs that i got. the thing is, so many people when i decided not to go and took entrance... instead and waited tables, it was a struggle but it was worth it. people said aren't you going? this is a dumb decision. it was actually the smartest decision i've ever made and that's because when we talk about these things, formal educ

all right, sandra, i always get your name i say sandra sometimes, sandra.ight now bernie madoff death of a snake oil salesman officially available one of the biggest scams of our lifetime we lived through it billions of dollars were lost, lives were changed forever. bernie madoff orchestrated one of the largest investment fraud in wall street history go fox nation.com and check it out. >> jesse: is that his real face? >> greg: looks like the joker. >> juan: that's it for us, folks. have a great weekend. see you here on monday. ♪ >> shannon: good evening welcome to washington i'm shannon bream in tonight for bret baier. president biden is preparing second phase of massive tax and spend agenda. $3.45 trillion on top of the 2 trillion already being proposed. that is leading to questions about how the president plans to pay for all of it. chief washington correspondent mike emanuel starts us off tonight from the white house. good evening, mike. >> shannon good evening. a big buzz word at the white house is investment. translates to trillions of dollars in propo

sandra? >> sandra: as we await that, live in chicago for us to start things off. >> john: let's bring in fox news contributor joe. then narrative is moving to be another unjustified police situation other people ignoring the fact that ma'khia bryant had a knife in her hand. >> that is a key element to the story, isn't it? yet if you watched the nbc nightly news last night with lester holt -- remember, that joe still gets eight or 9 million viewers a night, you saw two very key parts of the story left out. first of all, editing a crucial 911 call where one girl who is being attacked says "she is trying to stab us." that is with a police officer is told. there is somebody trying to stab somebody. they also did not show the knife and the attacker's hand. then what we have here is by not showing those two things in terms of the 911 call incomplete and in terms of the knife. the narrative gets close of blod other viewers are believed led e this is a rogue cop. >> john: you have done a good job of

sandra and john. >> sandra: we anticipate that. what are you seeing and hearing throughout the day and what is expected to help happen tonight? >> we expect as has been the case almost every night around 5:00, protesters gathered in the march from one side of elizabeth city to the other, shutting down intersections just like this. as you've heard from the attorney ben crump, if they don't see the video it can reach a boiling point. we fortunately haven't seen a boiling point but we are several days into it and remember the demands are also on the sheriff, tommy wooten to get the legal process started to get a court order to publicly release it as well and we have no idea what the timeline for that is. we simply know that it hasn't started yet. >> john: a couple recent high-profile cases we have seen the police department released body cam video within hours. any idea why they are holding on to it as long as they are? >> john, i'm sorry. if you could one more time with that question. >> john: i was saying that in a couple high-profi

sandra. >> sandra: jonathan hunt on that for us, jonathan, thank you.the biden administration downplays the crisis at the border and calls it a challenge, we are seeing these shocking images of young children that are just being abandoned. human smugglers reportedly advertising their service now on facebook. since biden took office less than three months ago. a border patrol official captured this heartbreaking video of a young boy who says the group abandon him at the border. >> [speaking in native tongue] [crying] >> [speaking in native tongue] >> sandra: joining us now former u.s. ambassador to the united nations nikki haley. investor, great to have you on the program seven. thank you for being here. you can't help but feel your heart rate for that small child. the other small children. i'm sure, last week those two girls three and five that were dropped over the border wall, left to fend for themselves. thankfully, we can tell you that they, too, were rescued. you are offering a solution to this problem today. what do we do to fix it? >> well, it wi

sandra? >> sandra: all right, john.s scene the nationalguardsmen called to duty as a result of what we saw. daniel, the former boston superintendent and chief detailing how they are going to spread throughout the city knowing there could be more threats out there. that is a live picture we see after the two capitol hill police officers were rammed with a car after the suspect stepped out with a knife. we are told by the capitol police that the suspect is now in custody in the hospital. along with the capitol police officers. john, jacqui heinrich sending us unbelievable video and the pictures from the area. so many reporters are able to capture this ongoing. what can you tell us that you saw and heard? >> i'm in the russell rotunda. this is the capitol building across the race. way.east start of the capitol. you can see the car that ran in the barricade. before the intercom announcement there was an external security threat and we need to get away from the window and stay indoors and don't enter or exit. i did hear a ba

good to be with you. >> sandra: i'm sandra smith.afternoon. i'm martha maccallum in new york. this is the story breaking right now in minneapolis. three are now fired or have resigned related to the shooting of duante wright. first, the city manager that you may remember calling forcefully for due process in this case. remember this? >> and in response to the question about termination, all employees working for the city of brooklyn center are entitled to due process with respect to discipline. this employee will receive due

sandra? >> sandra: okay. thank you.eason why many have said i am searching for a vaccine appointment where i can get the john jay. a lot of people were looking for that. there is questions about how this pause will impact people's perceptions of getting the vaccine in the first place. >> john: as we saw yesterday, the results were counterintuitive. it actually increased people's confidence. >> sandra: they told them that the agencies will be able to process if they thought anything suspicious. encourage confidence. >> john: hey, sandra, president biden and vice president harris praising the conviction yesterday. the president calling it a giant step and then march toward justice for a nation still dealing with systemic racism. >> president biden: in order to deliver real change and reform, we can and we must do more. this takes acknowledging and confronting head on systemic racism and the racial disparities that exist in policing and in our criminal justice system more broadly. >> john: let's bring in our panel. guy ben

sandra? a one restaurant closed. putting a fence around the restaurant. >> john: the owner has been fighting covid restrictions racking up $50,000 in fines. critics are wondering if this is necessary. let's bring in joe. they put a fence around it. the electricity was shut off, sandbags around it. they're trying to do everything they can keep this guy from opening it. >> i don't know how these politicians do it. you know ed fox was nice enough to cover, 50% now in new jerseye struggling. we lost so much money and the politicians, how about if they didn't get paid? doesn't go out to fancy restaurants, people put fences around! this is a egregious, it's wrong, and the connotations are not business. it hurts us. >> sandra: when the story was brought to my attention i was digging through and i thought, $50,000 in fines, they racked this up in the pandemic. i thought, they must've been doing really bad stuff. it went on to detail that they allowed outdoor dining when it had been abandoned. >> it's

the richmond sandra fell commute unaffected by the early morning crash on sandra fell side. 7 minutes for your drive time checking i want to one and down here. still great force, 29 minutes as you drive towards menlo park. we'll have more on that coming up. for now. daryn. james, back to you. thanks a lot. of 6.32 and breaking news this morning. a heavy police presence in san francisco because a man is barricaded inside a building, a tense situation. kron four s camila barco live at the scene now with the very latest. >> camila. good morning. >> good morning, james darya not much has changed since we last when live. i'm currently on the 400 block of bay street here in san francisco. officer's excuse me, initially responded after receiving a report of a possible domestic incident. it has been a 5 hour standoff between law enforcement and a 32 year-old man who locked himself inside a building officers have taped and blocked off portions of bay street mason and taylor. if you can look at your screen. this is what we've been looking at for the past few hours. if you are coming through the

>> sandra: thank you for staying with us through the break. synod of marsha blackburn. thank you. >> john: the census results ready to strip blue states of their seats in congress and that will boost the g.o.p.'s chances to take back the house. >> sandra: one democrat says if his party loses power they have one thing to claim, wokeness. our panel will react. ♪ ♪ because home values have climbed to all time highs. and so has your equity. turn it into cash now, while mortgage rates are near all time lows. the newday 100 va cash out loan lets you borrow up to 100% of your home's value. you could take out more than $50,000. use it to improve your home. pay off high rate debt. pay for big expenses. or put it in the bank for real peace of mind. now's the time to use your va home loan benefit to get cash before mortgage rates begin to rise.

hi, again, sandra. >> sandra: those are staggering new numbers on new york, greg abbott meanwhile is calling for an investigation and claims of child abuse at a facility in san antonio. as we continue to see these heartbreaking images of children being abandoned by smugglers. plus the agent arresting alleged

the richmond sandra fell commute. that's pretty slow for us. 21 minutes there. so we'll have more on your drive times. coming up, darya and james. i'll send it back to you. thanks. rates. 9. oh, one and a big story this morning for the first time we're hearing the officers side of the story of how mario gonzalez died during their arrest of him. and we also know that there are now 5 separate investigations into determining. >> what exactly happened with kron four's terisa starts here with the story. >> the family from mario gonzalez has come out strong saying that he was murdered by these officers. so i asked the attorney. did these officers take gonzales is life. >> in your estimate as their attorney. did the officer's murder. mario gonzales. >> absolutely not. >> allison barrie wilkinson represents james fisher eric mckinley and cameron leahy. the 3 officers shown in this body worn camera video who responded to the call of them. mumbling and intoxicated individual early monday morning on april 19. mat person now known as 26 year-old mario gonzales 5 separate in

sandra, one issue.ean the county established this program called a re-entry program so that once folks exit the incarceration system, they have this center to go to, to get the resources they need so they don't have to return to incarceration at some point because they just didn't have anything to fall back on. >> right. >> it's kind of difficult during covid because the center itself is not open. >> yeah. well, you know, they do -- the center, as you get there, they're not open on the inside, but there's people on the outside being able to help. so i think that's important for people to know, that if they still need to get services -- >> you can still go there and get the -- okay. >> yeah, you can go to the main office. they just have outside kind of like little, you know, cubes where you're going to talk to people through a glass door, and they'll be able to then refer them. but all of those same partners that existed prior to covid are there. and so it's important to know that we, pro bono project, i

sandra fell bridge. also the bay bridge. finally the meter like in turn off under 12 minutes as you're driving into the city to get to that fremont street exit a look at the san mateo bridge ahead across towards the peninsula. we see no major delays or accidents here under 40 minutes for your drive time and look at the golden gate bridge as you're heading into the city just 20 minutes. so we'll have more on this throughout the day. ken daria, back to you. >> in the buzz. steph curry is continuing to prove he's the best shooter on the planet. he had 7, 3, pointers in the wars win over the king sunday to set a new nba record staff has the most threes in a calendar month 85 in april and still counting game and we'll see is not county. we actually the only county because step told reporters asked him what's going on in your head when you're on hot streak, any said as the salute lee. nothing. i can be a streak is over 2 weeks of good times and 13 winds and yesterday with this loss to the orioles and the giants pulled off a win. t

sandra, i would like to start with you on this. medical association" step in here. they, back in november, declared a similar thing of racism being a public threat. they applaud this from the cdc. important to point out though, the disproportionate amount of african-americans who have been suffering as a result of the pandemic, that is what the american and a association was out with their announcement back in november. this is a bit of a different step in the cdc is taking. i can't help. somebody, to your point, who's been covering all of the news lately, to think about priorities, and objects, when you have this surge of the border, and kids spreading into those communities, or adults for that matter, where's the public health threat they are? where is the biden administration on that? it's another point that needs to be made if the cdc is going to put something like this out there. >> emily: dave, your thoughts. >> dave: continuing with my thread throughout the show, they are here to destroy every norm. the cdc has been infected

the richmond sandra fell commute is also pretty backed up.more on that coming up after the break. >> 40 right now we have new details about now we know why a whale washed ashore friday at fort funston researchers took a look at. i think it was likely a ship strike. we've got video of the way we could see it here on the beach. 46 feet long. it was in danger. male whale. >> and veterinarians out there at the marine mammal center say they it's they discovered significant bruising to some of the muscles around its neck and they that they say is consistent maybe a ship strikes and there was all that. we had a whole bunch of wales and one at least they said yeah, happened to also look the 5th whale that washed up so far now the others did look like it was also struck by ships as well. so. >> not good but police are getting some determination of what's happening. mike 8.40. we'll be back with more units. >> 43, we all know everybody's been wearing masks for a while now. what do you do with them when you're done or sometimes yeah, that's the issue is

the richmond sandra fell bridge. we're up to about 30 minutes earlier, not because of any accidents because more people are commuting and traveling out there, just 13 as you head into richmond. also heading down south to check on things along 1, one and 2, 80 clocking at about 31 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up. now area and will. back to you. thank you. rain 8.49 in congress gets back to work in washington and they have a lot to tackle. yes, where they have to tackle immigration. they have to tackle the budget. so many things gun control rate that's still on the table. >> our washington, dc correspondent anna wiernicki has more. good morning. when congress returns today, they have a busy agenda. >> democrats are hoping to push through a lengthy list of bills to the president's desk. but almost all of their priorities are set to meet republican opposition, not doing something is not an option. energy secretary jennifer granholm said on abc's this week that president biden would like to see his 2 trillion d

when sandra was appointed, it was such a beacon of hope for me. an idea formed in my head that my future wasn't limited. that i had the potential to achieve other things in life besides being a working lawyer. i could inspire myself to do something like becoming a member of the court. she had decided there were two things she wanted to commit senior status two. one was educating the public about the dangers of electing judges. she thought judges participating in elections could become unseemly. that, they might be tempted to make promises to voters. they should not keep in his -- that they should not keep as a judge. that judges are required to keep open minds. the second and the motor -- the second and the more important aspect was the civic education. she has seen civic education planning and schools. she had also seen that civics was being taught in a really boring way. like, what are the three branches of government, who is the president, who is the vice president, how many senators, how many people in the house. filled with facts but not unde

sandra fell bridge. also looking at conditions as we head into the city traffic is certainly starting to improve there. we'll have more on that coming up after the break. >> 12 right now and pg and e is charged in the october 2019 kincade fire. the sonoma county da filed 33 criminal counts against pg and e for the fire that burned more than 120 square miles and destroyed 374 buildings. the charges include recklessly causing a fire that led to great bodily injury of 6 firefighters. pgd has no comment and speaking of wildfires with the fire season quickly approaching health officials are now beginning to put out the warnings that anybody with respiratory issues. >> really should limit any sort of long outdoor activities. and that's if you're anywhere near wildfires. we know all the ash all the smoke is pretty unhealthy and the people who monitor air quality say they're looking at a number of ng these hen iss alerts, including. determine exactly what's burning the direction of the wind, the size of the fire

a look at the richmond sandra fell bridge. also, we had a stalled vehicle that was blocking this 9 minutes down now. so we are seeing a lot of improvement there. checking out the golden gate haven't seen any problems along this bridge. all morning long. 19 minutes as you head into the city. on that coming up for now. daria, back to you. thanks a lot or 48 and the nation's top infectious disease doctor has a warning. doctor fauci says. >> we should not expect warmer weather this summer to stop covid. >> i remember a year ago for all of you a little bit more than a year ago when we were looking for the summit to rescue us from surges. it was in fact the opposite. we saw some substantial surges in i don't think we should even think about relying on the weather to bail us out of anything we're in right now. >> doctor fauci says the federal government by the way, has no plans to make a vaccine passports mandatory for travelers, but he didn't rule it out for use in schools and other businesses. >> 8.49 the time as more people get co

the richmond sandra fell bridge not impacted by the early morning hot spot that we had and sandra fell with a solid 12 minutes and you do see some delays there. also looking at things down south lawn. 1, one eading in the park. 29 minutes. we'll have more coming up next. the daria. back to you. thanks a lot for your money this morning. income taxes have got a lot of attention lately, but property tax increases just hit a four-year high. >> and american teenagers love. >> ap poll. >> amazon, an instagram. i have mom and apple pie. jane king is live in new york with those stories and more. >> although every in the survey by my kids last night. they're like actually number one of the survey comes from piper sandler analysts brokerage firm couple times a year. they found about 9 in 10 us teens own an iphone gen z still interested in snapchat followed closely by tiktok instagram comes in 3rd with 24% of you said survey shows that american teens love to shop on amazon nike is your favorite fashion. brand and chick-fil-a. their favorite restaurant. us property taxes increased at the fastest p

sandra witty. >> we'll use social media.etimes we'll keep a body longer than we're supposed to just because we've sent a letter or have a gut feeling somebody will call or somebody will answer or something will come up. >> reporter: every few weeks, sandra and her sister tanya sandra and her assistant tanya deliver the remains here to the corner of a similar tear where they will be scattered among a circle of small white stones. even when a family member is found, circumstances may make it financially impossible for them to do anything. >> we hear a lot of different stories from a lot of different families. >> reporter: one of those stories involved 80-year-old gabriel hernandez, who tested positive for covid in april, and within 48 hours was on a ventilator. ulysses gonzalez was his nephew. >> he's ravaged by the virus. we had to take the hard position of disconnecting him from the respirator. my wife wasn't working at the time. i was the only one working. she had been laid off because to have the pandemic issues, and he di

one along the richmond sandra fell bridge that's now clear. another early morning one along men slept. now we're getting a look at the bay bridge. you can see your commute into the city. >> down to under 11 minutes. we'll have more on that coming up after the break. >> what kind of that earthquake hit. this more. okay. yeah. because my role law, which has changed my life i love that robot, that or it's not really around it's not often for what. it's that. it's suddenly like went off with a baby like and then went back on. and that was it was an earthquake. well, i thought maybe the timing. i just didn't know what it was. and i got so lazy now that actually i got to pick up the cords so that the i robot can back like that's my bar. like this thing can back. i've got to get that for me. i got to make sure the issues we're living in those times. i love it. i look at your spending your dog >> yeah, time for back. you there's those important things to she also switched out cushions on the seats. i guess you can we are looking outside it a good day

the richmond sandra fell bridge 11 minutes. but there are no accidents to tell you about heading back down to one. oh, one you can see conditions at 29 minutes heading in the park. we had an early morning crash that's been clear. we have more coming up. james, back to you. thank you. reyna. so we have a new variant of the coronavirus here in the bay area and what's unique about it is it's believed that this is the first instance of this variant. >> anywhere in the u.s. and for doctors say that this strain originated in india and currently they're seeing a big spike in covid covers. gayle ong has more. >> researchers at stanfor. i've been searching for covid-19 variant since january of this year. the latest variant found in india is the first confirmed case in their lab. a sign held up for its say the virus is not slowing down. >> the new variant dubbed double mutant was found in stanford's clinical viral. the g lab last week. scientists in the bay area are trying to figure out how more infectious mutation is. the mutations are

the richmond sandra fell comey. we usually are really busy around this time, at least for the past couple of weeks. we're back down 8 minutes. so we see the conditions are getting much better checking out things along one oh, one to 80 no major accidents or delays as you head towards menlo park. 29 minutes. we'll have more on this of next james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and losers on wall street with financial expert rob black joining us as always, rob, good morning. >> as always. it's me again. yeah. i'm doing great. the markets. will you tell me what are you seeing on the markets this morning as i'm a i'm not quite sure. >> kind of the shaab law, strong earnings. >> good economic data that should drive us higher. but we're in a transition phase. first time unemployment claims came in at 547,000 and let go. you got an office this is the lowest number 547,000 since the pandemic started 14 months ago. so that's considered good. still want to get it down to 350,000 southwest airlines says leisure trave

sarah stinson is live in sandra fell. getting reaction to morningstar. >> well, the vaccination super side here at the marine county fairgrounds. it's active so the people here clearly are not affected by the news about johnson and johnson. and by the way, more in county public health officials saying they will pause any allotment. they had a but they mainly use pfizer and moderna anyways. so distribution is not going to be affected here by this news marine counties now partnering with kaiser here at the fairgrounds allowing about 1000 more vaccinations to be distributed per day. the hope is to hand out a total of 3600 doses a day, depending on supply. speaking of supplies, i said it won't be affected by the so that's the good news this morning. the county will pause all that, though. so far marine has distributed 70,000 doses. kaiser was previously handing doses at a high volume said that terra linda high school. but in person learning is about to start their so kaiser joint force. the county at the fairgrounds to better

sandra fell we continue to improve.ou're just at 9 minutes looking at one oh, one to 80 both look great as you head in in the park 30 minutes for your drive times. have more on that for now daryn. james, back to you. thanks, lauren. a. 8.32. is the time one of our big stories this morning. the fact that governor gavin newsom has declared a drought emergency in several parts of the state and that includes sonoma county, which could be looking at water restrictions they have an yet, right now lake sonoma. >> you can see in years past was raging. but it's extremely low now ahead of the summer months. county leaders are preparing for possible widespread water restrictions in the beginning of july sonoma county supervisor susan gorin explains what this will mean for residents over the next few months. >> it means to really look at our outdoor irrigation in particular, but also to really look at how we are using consuming and saving water inside as well. a lot of us have or toilets and other water devices such as the washing

that's what situated in sandra fell.o another report of fire. 5 in eastbound at central avenue just off of the freeway there, slowing things down in richmond just a bit. we'll have more coming up next. before now, dorian james, back to you. thanks a lot. >> 7.31 the time. and for the first time we're hearing the 911. calls from concerned neighbors in alameda who saw mario gonzales in need of help. >> and in the recording you're hearing 2 different men talking to 911. operators about gonzales and the fact that they thought maybe police should come and see what was wrong. >> he is the my front yard talking to himself. no mask. and i went out there and the dog to bark at them and then you towards are not making any he's doing anything wrong. scared my any weapons on him. now he has become a local you've been pushing in the mom it does appear to be an effort count. might be the kind of has been more kind of loitering around there for probably half an hour down. >> so these callers clearly concerned wondering knowing that som

the richmond sandra fell bridge. this is the bridge that we saw a lot of traffic route to about 30 minutes in the last hour. now we're back down to 12 for you there. checking on things along one oh one and 2, 8030 minutes as you head in the park. so have more on that coming up next. but for now, daria back to you. thanks a lot, ryan. i know one of breaking news from overnight protests broke out in minnesota after a black man was fatally shot in a traffic stop. >> police and national guardsmen ended up breaking up the protests in the city of brooklyn center. it's about 10 miles north of minneapolis where this shooting happened. officers pulled over dante wright for a traffic violation and then they realized he had an outstanding warrant. they say that as they were trying to arrest him. he got back into the car and that's when officers opened fire. they haven't given any more details about why they opened fire. but he got back in the car, then ended up wrecking the car died at the scene and his girlfriend was a passeng

a look at richmond sandra fell to commute. we're finally starting to pick up just a little bit here. we're still nice. unlike though. it's 7 minutes and we had major issues along the peninsula yesterday. a hot spot not tracking at all this morning. looks great along one. oh, one as well as to 80 27 minutes for you. they will have more on that coming up next. over now. daria, back to you. thanks a lot. let's get to the breaking news from overnight 5 people are dead including 2 children. >> killed in a shooting in south carolina and the city of rock hill, which is just south of charlotte. >> a doctor and his wife and their 2 grandchildren all found dead in their home. the kids were 5, 9 years old, a 5th victim found dead outside the home and a 6 person was injured in the shooting. we don't know their condition. the suspected shooter found in a nearby home and taken into custody. that's all we know right now. so we're waiting for more details probably will come out later in a press conference this morning. we'll let you know. >>

sandra fell commute. also at the limit commute for you under 8 minutes and checking up things along one o one heading towards middle park. 31. we'll have more on that coming up. the dorian james, back to you this morning. we've got a first in the bay area and it is not a good thing. >> a new variant of the coronavirus. the first of its kind in the country. yeah, doctors believe the strain originated in india which currently seeing a big spike right now in covid cases. >> kron four's gayle ong takes a closer look at this new variant. >> researchers at stanford. i've been searching for covid-19 variant since january of this year. the latest variant found in india is the first confirmed case in their lab. a sign held up for say the virus is not slowing down. >> the new variant dubbed double mutant was found in stanford's clinical viral. the g lab last week. scientists in the bay area are trying to figure out how more infectious mutation is. the mutations are in the specific. >> spike >> receptor sites. so it

sandra fell bridge under 8 minutes. as you head to richmond and checking on things in the south lawn. 1, one to 80 looks good when a one 85 all great there. we'll have more coming up next. but for now, daryn. james, back to you. thank you. and we have breaking news. president biden adjusting the schedule for making the covid vaccine available to. >> all adults 16 or over who walk it. yes earlier than originally planned. at first it was may first was his target date. now the president is a pick that. >> 2 weeks to now april 19th in california. we're already say that anybody 16 or older can get the vaccine starting on april. 15th. >> but this does affect many states, the president's announcement goes a long way to helping the entire country, try to get back to normal and get their shots in as soon as they can get in for that covid shot. just last week the president said by april 19th, everybody would have a vaccination place to go vaccinations. that within 5 miles of the hosting this. it's been really difficult. and we're

also the richmond, sandra fell. we're seeing a lot of slow down here. 40 minutes as you head at a richmond sandra fell. and that's because we're seeing more traffic and more commuters on the bridge today. the san mateo bridge finally starting to see a little uptick in a little slow down 14 is yet across towards the peninsula. but there are no accidents that are slowing people down there checking out things along 1 one to 80 as well. conditions are great little slowing but not by much. 32 minutes as you head in the parks will have more on that. up next. for now. daria, back to you. >> in the buzz with another unarmed black man being killed by police. just 10 miles away from where a former officer is on trial for the death of george floyd athletes can. all the press is but they can stop playing bay area teams played, but all of minnesota's pros cancel their games. yesterday. the timberwolves the while the twins, everybody feeling the weight of what is going on. former yankees outfielder well, former twins now with the

the richmond, sandra fell commute.icking up under 11 minutes for you to make it out of richmond. i'm tracking a traffic hazard along highway 40 year, which is slowing some things down. as you can see, she had so what's to 40 to 31 minutes. they're still have more coming up. daria, back to you. thanks a lot. sales for san francisco's biggest private employer plans to start bringing employessfback to the office starting. >> next month. sales force tower the main headquarters will be the first u.s. office and officially open along with their palo alto location. kron four's maureen kelly has more. >> depending on covid rates. they will gradually expand capacity from 20% to 75% in their next phase and allow non vaccinated employees in the building. they do eventually expect to reopen at full capacity at some point signs of the pandemic's devastation can be seen all around. sales force tower from nearly deserted streets to shuttered restaurants. one resident who moved to the downtown area right before the pandemic has mixed

the story with martha starts right now. >> martha: come along, sandra. thanks very much to john and sandra. we move into the afternoon here on this friday. got a lot of big stories developing. one of the biggest is that the white house right now, china sends fighter jets to menace taiwan in record numbers. president biden is having his first meeting with a foreign leader. this have the car driving up with the japanese prime minister today. our most important ally in the asia pacific region. things are getting more and more tense there by the day. a top chinese diplomat saying u.s. policies towards china is too negative. big discussions going on. we'll break it down for you today. what will the president say about how tough he's willing to be on china, on the covid origins, the movement of china's military in the area of the china seas. >> we've been clear publicly and practically about our growing concerns about china's aggression towards taiwan. china has taken increasingly coercive action to undercut democracy in taiwan. we've seen a concerning increas

sandra fell bridge. we'll have more on your commute and drive coming up after the break. >> 8.14 right now. and the day is looking up. look at sharp. even though we're like a mask as likely now with us all together. i really see just like a blob of color yeah, that do you know, not go electric assortment colors. it's funny because earlier this week un reyna had like the exact same dress up today mean radar perfectly as you i will say wearing colors that are not in my palate. i'm not supposed to wear sorry are you winter? what do they call fall under way. >> you the fall, your tomorrow. we've got one more chance to nail it. i will all that's tomorrow. we'll get it right today, though, mother nature kind of nail in it for us. start things out. yeah, we're getting our clearance morning of the week so far. >> temperatures this afternoon will be some of our warmest of the week so far rising into the 70's for a little bit more of the bay area, a berkeley right now. nice and bright. you can still see there's so