sanford head coach was named the women's college coach of the year.congratulations to all of them on those tiers. well deserved. >>> san francisco is gearing up for a yearly tradition on easter eve. the lighting of the mount davidson cross will happen around sun down around 7:30. it'll be lit up until sunrise on easter tomorrow morning. the sunrise service on mound davidson has been canceled because of coronavirus. this is only the second time since 1923 that the easter morning mass has not happened. >>> the weather should be nice enough for outdoor mass for a lot of folks, is that right? >> in the morning it'll be cool. usually -- easter kind of is breezy and cool. we are seeing us settle back into that pattern. the mornings will be gray. it'll be some slow clearing with the lingering clouds at the coast. once the fog mixes out. then it'll be pretty nice. overall temperatures mr. be near at or below average. certainly, stripping away that heat that we had the past couple of days and yesterday, wow, we didn't even manage to warm up very much in some n

a london appeals court alleged the bank turned a blind eye to suspicious deals made by sanford.s was at the time the second largest ponzi scheme executed in the u.s. behind the madoff scheme. rishaad: the nikkei at the moment up by about 1%. tokyo opening the door to possibly canceling the 2020 olympic games. bloomberg news subscribers can watch the next organizing committee's news conference later today on the terminal at live go. ♪ want to save hundreds on your wireless bill? with xfinity mobile, you can. how about saving hundreds on the new samsung galaxy s21 ultra 5g? you can do that too. all on the most reliable network? sure thing! and with fast, nationwide 5g included - at no extra cost? we've got you covered. so join the carrier rated #1 in customer satisfaction... ...and learn how much you can save at xfinitymobile.com/mysavings. >> it is 10: 20 9 a.m. in hong kong. france surpassing 100,000 covid debts, becoming the third european nation to do so. france went into a third lockdown after emmanuel macron ignored advice to do so in january. bloomberg analysis has revealed

. >>> sanford national champions. congratulations. that was a nail biter.n i know is because i follow you on twitter. >> that's perfect then. that's all you need to know. >> game 1, it was great. >>> good morning, on monday april 5. francis is back with us and lisa is with us as well. what does it look like? >> we are starting with not totally cloudy skies and clearing in the north bay. sunsne

for women's history month and today is the time to reveal the winner and how things are going after sanford university started a covid-19 vaccine trial on young kids. some young children have started taking the pfizer vaccine is part of a trial being done at stanford kids ages 2 to 5 years old, got their first shots yesterday. pediatric infectious disease expert doctor yvonne maldonado is one of the people leading the study. she says about 5,000 children under the age of 12 for involved in the study nationwide. parents involved say they're optimistic about the outcome. >> knowing that will have such excellent care she's going through this the staff at stanford medical have been fantastic. something that's maybe a moment of discomfort can be a little uncomfortable for a short period of time. but. >> again, getting but also other community members. >> for sure. yeah. i mean, you need kids to go through the trial. plus the hearts of the folks who are having their children do it. these kids will return for their second doses in a few weeks. the entire trial. well, last several months. >> still

friend keisha lance bottoms and i think the democratic members of congress senator warnock represented sanfordt to make sure representative williams is here. i thought i saw her a moment ago. there you are, okay and representative bordeaux. we need to work and help them keep their seats. it's important. we won the first round but there's more coming up in my good friend the dnc chair from south carolina and stacy abrams. i want to thank stacy for empowering the people devote and making their voices heard. you've been amazing and most of all i want to thank you the people of georgia. [chanting] >> we will give you a microphone. folks georgia was 100 days ago today when i was inaugurated on the steps the united states capitol as the president was looking forward to coming back and seeing you guys. [chanting] i agree with you. i'm working on it, man. give me another five days. [applause] folks you all know what they are talking about. there should be no private reasons period, none, period. that's what they are talking about private detention centers should not exist and we are working to close a

combating climate change in sanford's just scare the new goals and out today by mayor london breed and celebration of earth day and we've got rain back in the forecast. we'll talk about how that will impact the weekend right after the break, thousands of fans will watch this. it is a earthquakes in person this weekend how the in person this weekend how the rules are different attention, california. new federal funding of $3 billion is available to help more people pay for health insurance — no matter what your income. how much is yours? julie and bob are paying $700 less, every month. dee got comprehensive coverage for only $1 a month. and the navarros are paying less than $100 a month. check coveredca.com to see your new, lower price. the sooner you sign up the more you save. only at covered california. this way to health insurance. the sooner you sign up the more you save. first time in more than a year, and no proof of vaccination or negative coronavirus test is needed to get in. ktvu is azenith smith tells us about the other changes that fans can expect. we are so excited for this

sanford in sanford and son, the jeffffersons.e it, they eat it, and they come back again. >> reporter: nearly three decades after he became famous on the tv series "in living color," and the "jamjamie foxx show,"," show,"ffoxx has returnrned to s own cocomedy series "dadad, stop embmbarrassing me." >> dad, what are you wearing? >> reporter: he plays the hip, yet dorkyky dad, to teenagager sasha,a, a rolee modeled after his oldest daughter, corrine, an executive producer on this series. the world caught a glimpse of her when foxx took her to the academy awards. but corrine says by the time she was a teen, having a famous dad came with some tradeoffs. >> he is very charismatic and he is an entertainer, and that is great when he is an actor. but when he is a dad, that's the last thing a teenaged daughter wants her dad to be, which is over the top and drawing attention to himself. >> wait a minute. >> and you are kind of more over the topop. we hadad all of thehese hilariouous stories,s, and we thouought, why not t make thesese episo

lance bottoms, and i want to thank the democratic members of congress senator warnock, representative sanfordi want to make sure representative williams is here. i thought i saw her a moment ago. there you are, okay and representative bordeaux. we need to work and help them keep their seats. it's important. we won the first round, but there's more coming up. and my good friend, the dnc chair from south carolina, and stacy abrams. she can be whatever she wants to be. i want to thank stacy for empowering people to vote and making their voices heard. you've been amazing, and most of all, i want to thank you, the people of georgia. [crowd chanting] we will give you a microphone. folks, georgia was, 100 days ago today, when i was inaugurated on the steps the united states capitol, to be your president, i was looking forward to coming back and seeing you guys. [crowd chanting] >> close the detention centers down! i agree with you. i'm working on it, man. give me another five days. -- president biden: i agree with you. i'm working on it, man. give me another five days. [cheering] [cars honking] folk

movement here in the united states that goes back at least to 2012 with the killing of trayvon martin in sanford florida here in the twin cities of minneapolis st paul we have the case of a gentleman playing the castillo who was shot by the police in 20162017 in other cases not garner the scene amount of media attention like the case that you marquardt of recent memory which keep this community pretty much on edge there's real concern in minneapolis tonight real concern in this region generally and that's the reason the governor a missed call for the curfew that there might be a replay of last year a violent writing at the same time it's important to distinguish between the peaceful protests that are happening here in the twin cities from organizations and activists who are saying this pattern of behavior this pattern of abuse and police brutality needs to stop but if that's the case of the relationship as you suggest between the public and. a mournful speech is perhaps at an all time low i mean this recent incident with done tehran. how to sort of trust rebuild it sells in the city in an area s

and thanks to the democratic numbers of congress on a senator allsop and warnock, representative sanfordohnson and lucy mcbeth, and, look, i want to make sure representative williams is here. i thought i saw her a moment ago. there you are. ok. representative carolyn perdomo. you know, we need to work and help them keep their seats. it's important. we won the first round, but there are more coming up. my good friend jamie harrison from south carolina, and stacy abrams, she can be anything she wants to be from whatever she chooses, to presidents. i want to thank you, stacy, for empowering the people to vote and to make their voices heard. you've been amazing. most of all, i want to thank you, the people of georgia. and detention now! and detention now! _ and detention now! and detention now! and — and detention now! and detention now! and detention now! end the detention— now! and detention now! end the detention now! communities not cages! _ detention now! communities not cages! community not cages! communities not cages! communities not cages! _ communities not cages! communities notcau

but this was an incredible for for at that george's company sanford. is actually a detection company released just last week or last month which basically unveiled their own telegram the messaging app this technology had been wrapped up in an interface where users could simply send an image of any woman or miner fully clothed which they taken perhaps from our social media and then this bot which telegram was hosting would use the ai to generate an image of that woman or indeed child nude now there were over 100000 images being shared publicly and when censor to recently asked telegram to take down the bot they didn't even answer and it was only when this report was released and it got a lot of public attention that telegram for least that part but the most important thing to remember here is that technology is becoming increasingly accessible and anybody can be targeted right we're talking here about one image taken from a woman or a child social media and while this manifestation was a nonconsensual fake porn it can be used in a whole host of other se

. >> a.from sanford point blank on our townhall, education townhall said he would not recommend that children vaccinated with an experimental drug but -- they have a 99.997% chance, he's incredibly brilliant man but they can't answer those questions although they tried. >> the celebrities ended up turning people off of the vaccine because some of these people have become so politicized. it is condescending talking to hispanics or african-americans and thinking you put eva longoria out there we will take the shot, you got to do better. >> i like the touch when you can screens in unison you are going to die. >> take the vaccine or die. thanks for convincing us. >> thank you. covid tyrants not ready to relinquish their control, some are advocating permanent masking. an original member of the medicine cabinet is back next. w >> ♪ ♪ >> laura: let's face it. you are sick of living under the boot of covid dictates. change you are sick of living under covid-19th dictates, they are listening restrictions but according to the ap the petty tyrants are considering indefinitely extending rules re

which you have to miss your 100 percent but i want to go back to what you said the night is from sanford that 3 percent i mean look at it again look what happened yesterday with the officer at the young lady with a knife situation that was killed and literally the specifically talking about the le bron james tweet that if that's there i mean that could have been detrimental a whole different level now you know that's a small percentage still that's big enough to cause look with that kind of infighting over 50000000 followers so doubtful i'm talking about these one instance is going to cause greater damage and so when you have a 3 percent audience who are causing a lot of damage and a lot of destruction that's detrimental for america and it's just the tone for other cities well look we have minneapolis knobs and it spread across the chicago in other places los angeles people were actually 2 were out of control and lighting things on fire they were looting those type of things cannot happen but we have to get burned we have to set this very strong standard for that because you keep bringin

brother sanford bishop. and former brother al lawson.r members like brother william clay sr., brother lou stokes, brother walter fontroy, brother lacy clay, and several others. alcee hastings loved the fraternity and the fraternity loved him. he was the quintessential kappa man. our motto is, achievement in every field of human endeavor. everything that alcee hastings did he did well. he had a sharp mind. he could use some sharp words. not to be shared under the capitol dome. and he was a sharp dresser. in fact, whenever i would see him and he was wearing his white kappa jacket or his colorful socks or his tropical shirts down in south florida, i would publicly proclaim to anyone who was around, when i grow up, i want to be like alcee hastings. the quintessential kappa man. he loved the fraternity. the fraternity loved him. he also loved the divine nine. group of historically black fraternities and sororities, and he leaned in to our sibling rivalry. those of you who know alcee know, of course, that he would always -- or he would love to

tom: i go back to sanford bernstein who was legendary.rapolate the securities business. it is a good way to lose money. horowitz is not doing that. he is just resetting for their market share dominance in the margin ability. jonathan: we hear today on the stock, up more than 20%, 25%, plus the golden stock. -- goldman stock. lisa: outperforming a lot of banks. i wonder from a bank perspective how long that content -- that can continue unless you see a reflation trade. how much does that have to regain? jonathan: 27 on goldman, that's the headline we are not discussing when it comes to credit suisse. raising another $2 billion, taking another $600 million on the quarter, not pretty. tom: we don't editorialize, but to be kind, it was not american. jonathan: by definition, it wasn't, so i think you are allowed to say that. tom: we are in control. we are in control. jonathan: stock down 6%. tom: nothing to see here. jonathan: futures down five, up 1/10 of 1% on the s&p. this is bloomberg. ♪ (announcer) do you want to reduce stress? shed pound

christian dior and luis smashing the numbers according to sanford bernstein. that sets the tone.ke luis, or are you more a dior kind of brand? annmarie: i think i like a little bit of everything. the numbers are just amazing. 2019 level they are surpassing. so prepandemic. one thing that comes to mind though is it is a resurgence as janet was saying in terms of consumers in china, but also do you think this shows the recovery being more of a k-shape? luxury is doing well, but what about the rest of the market? annmarie: financial assets have risen, and so the wealthier part of society have done better. many people have lost jobs. they are furloughed. so this is definitely the other side of the equation. just the fact on asia. japan jumped 86% on an organic basis. 86%. but a lot of this is online. a lot of the catwalks went online for those companies. so no end to the emerging markets conversation either, annmarie. let's get over to brazil. the central bank says it was forced to intervene to tighten monetary policy last month. they had a spike in energy prices, accelerating inflat

it alleged banks turned a blind eye to suspicious payments made by sanford.maker geely says its new car will have an edge against big tech in the ev market. the president says delivers of the new car begin in september and it is targeting 50,000 annual sales by 2022 after two more models are added. it is the company's second attempt to crack the ev space after previous vehicles missed targets. ♪ david: coming up, the agenda between president joe biden and japanese prime minister. drake university associate professor of politics mary mccarthy joins us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ haidi: breaking data out of new zealand when it comes to the recovery of the manufacturing index there. the pmi 63.6, expanding last month according to the performance of the manufacturing index compiled by the bank of news england -- bank of new zealand, new orders, strong gains, 14.5%. at looks like as the economic recovery continues in new zealand and manufacturing comes back, we are seeing a gain of nine point 4% month-to-month and manufacturing pmi. first word news with vonnie qu

what that does not describe his his legendary work at sanford bernstein, where he was definitive in writingks on the silicon wafer industry. mr. ferragu joins us this morning. why is there a shortage of chips? pierre: that is a combination of a lot of factors. i think it was explained well yesterday. we are in that kind of place where demand of chips is actually accelerating. there is an inflection point driven by artificial intelligence, and we now have use cases where the more resources, the more chips, the more processing power you throw at services and problems, the better outcome you get. this has been accelerated by covid-19. we are way more digitalized today than we were a year ago. so covid-19 accelerated demand. at the same time, covid-19 broke down supply chains. the auto industry less summer, everyone would agree that it would take years for the auto industry to get back to the level of demand pre-covid. what happened, that demand came back in a matter of months, if not a matter of weeks, and that put people -- that caught people on the wrong foot by surprise. they should have do

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sanford researchers detected the called india variant. it carries a combination of mutations. the effects are concerning to researchers. >> it is concerning that vaccines may be less effective against this variant. we have seen that with other variants of concern. >> scientists are basing their assumptions on its similarity to other mutations seen. >>> the cdc has updated its tips on how to best clean and disinfect your home. the agency suggest cleaning high touched surfaces such as doorknobs, tables, handles, light switches and countertops regularly. >>> britain's prime minister said england will begin to ease some public health -- [ indiscernible ] nonhe sental stores can reopen while restaurants can serve good and drinks outdoors. limited mixing of households outdoors will also be allowed. >>> this new zealand the prime minister said her country is a safe place to visit. >> you know you are asking me to give a promo for new zealand. the thing i would say is we are safe and we cannot underestimate how important it is in this covid-19 world. we are a safe place to bring your

variant, um, last week just immediately after it was reported in the lay press, dr ben pinsky of sanford's political virology lab says the indian variant dubbed double mutant by the indian media, was found in a patient in one of their bay area clinics. the double meeting is the latest in a growing and diverse field of viral variants, but it has two mutations. and make it easier to catch if you are in an elevator with someone who is infected with the variant, you are more likely to transmit you are more likely to be infected by that variant. it's just a little less forgiving doctor jin hyung says he's concerned about its presence in the bay area, but says the uk variant b 117 is more transmissible. i. in my heart of hearts believe that the vaccines will still be efficacious against this new indian beery, based on some of the information we've been getting about some of the even scare appearance like the south african variant on how fizer is vaccine is effective against it. but he cautions, the more the virus replicates the more chance the virus has to mutate into something more concerning t

. >> thank you everything, sanford. >> take a look. they received a warm welcome back yesterday after sunday's big win against arizona. the victory came down to the last seconds and buzzer of the game when arizona failed to convert their play. the stanford women won by one point. >> how does it feel? >> it is awesome. it is awesome. we are smiling. >> it was electric in the room. i was wild. people were so happy. everyone was jumping up and down. the last second it was wild. >> yeah, pretty wild for sure. for the first time in almost two years men's college basketball has a new champion. baylor defeated gonzaga 86-70 last night in the ncaa final. the bears jumped out to an early lead and never trailed against previously unbeaten zags. >> this is a heartbreaking loss. >> tragic trip to the beach for a mother and daughter working in bay area schools. what we are learning about the deadly crash. >>> and we are starting to see a little more sun breakthrough those clouds now. sunrise coming up about 6:45. what is with those clouds? how long

two years earlier, trayvon martin, was shot and killed in sanford, florida by george zimmerman.ling became a national flashpoint. zimmerman was acquitted. martin's mother sabrina fulton continues to speak out. >> i want to say whoever said "time heals all wounds" did not lose a child. we are never going to heal. this country has done something to us that will never be repaired. john: in chicago, the shooting of 13-year-old adam toledo who ran from police with a gun before holding up his empty hands shook a community who years before lived through another police shooting where law enforcement initially lied about what happened. white officer jason van dyke came the city's first patrolman in over 50 years to be convicted of murder. the verdict came four years after the shooting, and only after police were ordered to release dashcam footage of van dyck shooting laquan mcdonald 16 times as he appeared to be walking away from police. to see how communities across the country are reacting to the derek chauvin verdict, we are joined by public media reporters from communities that have

joining me now, cancer researcher at sanford university.ids are enrolled in pfizer's vaccine trial. it's good to see you. my husband and i were having a conversation about our 2-year-old, because i am nine months pregnant right now, and once this baby comes out she will have some measure of vaccination, because i got vaccinated, and the only one in our household that won't have any protection will be our 2-year-old son and you are doing something to address that. talk to me about what you -- the thought process you went through to have your 3-year-old get his first shot already happened, and your 7-month-old get their first shot, i believe, gets that tomorrow. am i correct? >> that's right. congratulations, katy. i am a pulmonologist at standard and i am looking into the benefits of this vaccine, and vaccinating our kids was a way for us to participate in this trial, and for those that maybe cannot they can vaccinate their kids later. ana, she's three years old and got the vaccine last wednesday, and little baby, soren, he's 7 months old an

streaming today on cbsn bay area in our medical monday segment, we ask a doctor from sanford healthcare the latest on the johnson & johnson vaccine. if you feel sick after getting the shot, can you take medicine? watch at kpix.com or the kpix app. >>> taking a look at the roadways west bound dumbarton bridge a crash involving three vehicles with injuries. you can stick with the san mateo bridge. things are crowded but moving without accidents or incidents. mary. >>> it's a gray start to our day, tracking that fog along the coast and around the bay. a live look with our treasure island camera looking at the bay bridge, mid to upper 40s to low 50s. grab a jacket if you are heading out first thing. our afternoon, still foggy with breezy conditions and cool, mid to upper 50s. clearing around the bay and looking at breezy conditions, mid to upper 60s to about 70 and inland mid to upper 70s to low 80s. a bit cooler compared to yesterday, you see that clearing as we look to our afternoon. much cooler tuesday with the stronger ocean breeze, quiet conditions for the work week though much cooler

sanford is up one. bod . justin bound the ball and hang on. looses it. comes south with a chance to win. boston no. the follow owe no. hangs on 66, they will meet arizona for the title on sunday. >>> to baseball, astros and a's. little spark you got of baseball. you getting loud, astros bats extremely loud again. alex bregman, three run bomb in the third. astros score the first five runs of the game. 6-2 in the 7th. got to show a positive moment for the a's. pender is pinch hitting. launched, the a's first homer of the season not enough. they fall 9-5. buster posey and the giants in seattle. visiting the mariners. posey, on pace for 16 bombs this is his second homer in as many games. take age year off helps. i would like to try that. longoria, similar pace. 162-162. he goes deep for a two run shot at the 6th. that tied it at three. rbisingle late. jamce,three quick outs. signed after the bullpen and the giantswin 6-approximate. sharks and kings, in a slump. slump buster right there. 2-0 team teal and a nice flight for martin jones between the pipes. kick

. >>> sanford national champions. congratulations. that was a nail biter. congratulations pouring in online. >> that was exciting. really the only reason i know is because i follow you on twitter. >> that's perfect then. that's all you need to know. >> game 1, it was great. >>> good morning, on monday april 5. francis is back with us and lisa is with us as well. what does it look like? >> we are starting with not totally cloudy skies and clearing in the north bay. sunshine will be with us sooner today. and as we look at live doppler 7, you can see the cloud cover here mainly on the peninsula and down around fremont and otherwise temperatures with the clear sky 2 to 7 degrees colder in the north bay. numbers around the bay, we dropped into the low 40s up in santa rosa, 51. hayward and fremont as well as san jose. cloud deck there outside. temperatures in the 50s with partly clourdy skies at 9:00. more sun and upper 50s bay side and inland and 4:00, low 60s around the bay and mid-60s should be bright and combhfrtable out there we'll talk about a little bit of

now the sanford women have the dayoff to get ready for the championship game. cardinal beat south carolina in a thrilling finish. here is larry with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning everybody. it'll be an all pac is it title game as stanford women's provide a late scare to reach the championship game. stanford and south carolina battle one seeds at the final 4. only six points in the game overall. straight to the finish. jones with 24. final moments just got to inbound the ball. justin bound the ball and hang on. looses it, here comes south carolina with a chance to win. l the follow ono. stanford hangs on. they will meet arizona for the title on sunday. >>> to baseball astros and a's, little spark you got at baseball. you get loud, astros bats, extremely loud again. alex bregman, three run bomb in the third. astros score the first five of the game. 6-2 in the 7th. got to show a positive moment for the a's. launched, the a's first homerrer of the season not enough. they fall 9-5. >>> buster posey and the giants, in seattle. visiting the

. >> sanford play south carolina at 3 o'clock today than it is uconn versus arizona. and then the men fight it out tomorrow night. first houston versus baylor and then you see la plays gonzaga no tar heels unc lost in the first round and now they lost their coach. 70 year-old would williams announced after 18 years with north carolina. he is calling it quits. he led the tar heels to 3 national titles. but he's as himself as he is on his players coming off of 2 bad seasons. the coaching legend who has taught so many boys to be men said he no longer thinks he's the man for the job. who knows, maybe a woman will be next. the problem. that's the bus. >> things to do this weekend in the south bay, the children's discovery museum reopens. >> for the first time in a year. and santa clara county, as you know, is in the orange. so that allows museums to have a 50% capacity today. the museum started with 25% and then they will start welcoming more visitors after that. so for now, it's 10:00am on oh, gosh. finally, you have to make a reservation by i that was full circle right t

. >> and it got pretty tense in the final few minutes and seconds sanford women's basketball team, thoughhe national champs, the lady cardinals doing it again. course. it's been a little while was at 92 the stanford impact. well, one last time, 30 years since they last won. let's go live to kron. four's will tran. >> following this with the highlight. i will. >> good morning, james and ari campus at stanford university. let's do a little after 2990 and 3. i'll tell you all about those numbers and just a few moments. but, yes, the stanford cardinal women, they are coming back in a few hours from now as queens of the basketball world. let's get right to the highlights. san antonio. it was a nail-biter came down to the last few seconds of the game when arizona, they threw up hail mary shot and it almost went in the ladies stamper. they took off fast in the 1st quarter, 16 to 8 and get this chance and area. they did not outscore the arizona wildcats for the next 3 quarters. but that big lead in the 1st quarter was more than enough as they held off arizona wildcats 54 53 haley jones. the most

doctor dean winslow was sanford's med center says. >> well, it's disappointing. it's not all that uncommon. >> and it's very complex and there are, course, you know, literally dozens if not places your errors estates could can occur. but again, i think the american public should actually just be very reassured the work as they are supposed to. >> so they have to be destroyed because of this johnson. and johnson says this does not impact doses currently being delivered on the way across the country so far. jnj has delivered nearly 7 million doses of its vaccine. >> in the south bay. a new app is helping san jose tackle vaccine inequity. the idea is to alert people immediately to available vaccine appointments in hard hit areas. it's called telegram and you just have to look for bay area vaccine notifications. the app then searches over a 100 vaccine locations throughout the bay area and it gives you a direct link to sign up at the provider's web site as eligibility for covid-19 vaccines continues to expand san jose is planning. well, they're planning commission co

. >> sanford play south carolina at 3 o'clock today than it is uconn versus arizona and then the men fight it out tomorrow night. first houston versus baylor and then you see la plays gonzaga no tar heels unc lost in the first round and now they lost their coach 70 year-old would williams announced after 18 years with north carolina. he is calling it quits. he led the tar heels to 3 national titles. but he's as himself as he is on his players coming off of 2 bad seasons. the coaching legend who has taught so many boys to be men said he no longer thinks he's the man for the job. who knows, maybe a woman will be next. the problem. that's the bus. >> twenty-three's the time developing news this morning. the gunman in that deadly mass shooting in orange county. turns out new is victims. the a dob gonzales is accused of killing 4 people near a motel in the city of orange and among the dead was a 9 year-old boy. police say he had both a personal and the business connection with the victims. turns out he worked at that business years ago gonzales was wounded by police when they responded, t

so that will be the requirements once sanford just going to see a wheelchair. >> 7.11 and for your money this morning, it's going to cost you more to fill up yes, it will. as we know here in the bay area. we see some of the most expensive even in california, which the most expensive in the country right now in the bay area. it's always worse. kron four's, camila barco takes a look at how painful those prices are. good morning. meal. >> good morning, and i have some good news for you because we're talking about this earlier. you might be coming to one at walnut creek to get your gas out step out of the ways you can get a better look. but if you can see right now, regular prices start at $3 and 85 said that then goes up to $4.5 and then it goes up to $4 and $0.15 for premium gas. i don't know how you feeling about this, daria, but it sounds better than what you're talking about earlier. but i do want to warn people that this is not the same gas price across creek. some gas stations are averaging more than $4. a gallon according to aaa, the average gas price in california is $3 and $0.92. a

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arizona in the final by a single point with aras only missing a shot to win it right at the buzzer sanford's 3rd national title but their 1st since 1992 when amazingly they were led by the same coach. 9 floors opponents heard about her catches one a 2nd title of biggie at the miami open he was off against his occasional doubles bought new guinea then in the final the 19 year old who is 65 up and serving for the 1st set but her coach broke him and went on to take hits on a toy break he then won the 2nd set 6 way to win his 3rd career title victory will move into the world's top 20 for the 1st time. well that soyuz sports for me for now both i'll be back later ok sara thank you so much and that's it for the news hour on al-jazeera you can always had on line for more information and all the latest stories that we're covering for you here so hello robin will be with you in just a moment we'll have more news coming up on the other side of the break thanks for watching. and. a unique here endangered biodiversity lives in the heart of one of the back with those tropical jungles there was a lot of m

we're live in sanford downtown minneapolis. correct roadway. thanks, 11.se it is early here in minnesota. no doubt. thank you very much, greg. we'll see how many days it will take the jury to reach a decision. we appreciate your report this morning. thank you. said we're live in san francisco to i mean, we're seeing cities around the nation react and then also what's going to happen. >> after the trial. >> if there's a conviction, turns out there could be some grounds for them to come back on appeal because of comments made by california congresswoman maxine waters. the judge rejected the defense's request for a mistrial based on what she said but said that there could be something good happens after the fact. waters have called for protesters to quote, get more confrontational if chauvin is not convicted. the judge said those comments boren and disrespectful to the rule of law and judicial branch. but he wouldn't rule for a mistrial. the defense tried saying that you that was pervasive news coverage in the should be a mistrial. the judge said no to that b

at the downtown sanford temperature. this is the wide view. catherine, really wide kind of see everything in san francisco from up here. >> yeah. looks kind of clear and the easter weekend hunters. a look. yeah. people out there the street, on certainly around the bay area. dot could be hot. that's for sure. the clouds rolling back in now. and you can see of the camera behind. you've got some more clouds that are moving on shore have already moved inside the bay tonight and they'll be stretching further inside and some of the valleys overnight tonight and early tomorrow morning. so here we go. look for mount tam cam to those clouds stretching on through right now. more on the way as they fill in tonight and tomorrow changes in the works and what a change we've had just over the past 24 hours, some temperatures more than 20 degrees cooler in the bay area. you see that on shore breeze carrying the clouds along the coastline. right now. the much cooler than they've been 40's and 50's all around the bay area this hour in the clouds beginning to ro

i give a shout out and acknowledgment to a guy named bob sanford who ran the union at ge and just kni had respect for him and pete as you well know becauseyou and i have known each other for a long time . i dad was at ge for 38 years know but nobody ever claimed the value of the job. i was always a stable company, good guys to the people who were getting the work done. were down getting the work done and i always had a strong affinity with those people. >> i'm going to give you a question from clearly an xg employee, a very specific question where she said i worked for ge capital for four years and nine years at ge corporate and investor relations , it was interesting reading what i lived through. i was wondering is not only clearing the air for you also the beginning of some type of political ambition or run ? >> that's a person that doesn't like me. i didn't write the book to clear the air, again. in 2010, i'm kind of a lifelong republican. i call myself and on the republican and there's maybe 12 of us left. i don't know what i am today. but i got to know president obama and my pare

it's my privilege to be able to yield to congressman sanford bishop known as an expert on all things agricultural, civil rights leader, but as well in this place, in this house, a cardinal himself. but i believe what he will share with us tonight is a personal relationship with congressman alcee hastings, a kappa and yes, congressman bishop, is a kappa. congressman bishop. mr. bishop: i thank the gentlelady for yielding. shake sphere wrote all the world's a stage and all the men and women merely players. each has his entrance and exit. one man in his time may play many parts. so it was with our beloved alcee hastings. he was a son, a father, grandfather, husband, civil rights activist, attorney, judge, member of congress, international parliamentarian, colleague, my brother in kappa alpha fraternity. a faithful friend and a fearless foe. his performance in each of these roles was always paragraph exlance -- par excellent. his was a life well lived. he was authentic, brutally frank, but always a powerful advocate for marginalized humanity. he did so much for so many for so long. we wi

so here your highs for tomorrow 62 in sanford. cisco 77 in santa rosa 67.you could see fremont about 65 69 livermore 71 in morgan hill. so get a little bit closer is kind of where we should be this time of year. so your extended forecast shows that we cool down. you know, tomorrow significantly between like five and 10 degrees maura than we did today, and then we kind of stay there. you know, we kind of rolled through that thursday friday. by saturday. the clouds come in. and on sunday, we do have that chance of rain in the forecast, and i have to mention the thursday is also earth day. by the way as a meteorologist, that's always a fun day. i always love to celebrate our beautiful planet. so that's coming on thursday, but i'm real happy to see that rain in the forecast. i'll expect to you. all right. i'll get just a little bit excited about that. rain chance, kyla. thank you. san francisco's annual pot party in golden gate park has been officially canceled for the second year in a row. and today the city made sure to keep people from gathering there. you c