breeze will kick temperatures back already for sanford cisco, oakland, coastal parts of the bay area. into friday, it will be very warm with highs in the mid 80s. everybody cools down as we had through the weekend into early next week and we still have that chance of showers in the forecast for monday. looking a bit better, but still lower than 50/50 at this point. still five days out in the future. looking outside from the top of salesforce tower, high temperature today topped out in the 80s, inland. 88 degrees in sanford cisco, san jose climbed to 81 in fremont, close to 80 degrees in san francisco. 79 this afternoon likely to reach into the 80s tomorrow. 73 degrees around noon and then the onshore breeze returns as temperatures drop. the same thing happens tomorrow along the coast but temperatures should climb into the upper 70s. low temperatures tonight dropping into the low to mid 50s, you don't get the pretty colors in the background tonight , but the numbers of the important part. we will start in the 50s above normal, and look at these numbers for tomorrow. 20 degrees above av

daniel sanford. some news coming at _ next few months. daniel sanford.owers, and there are more of those in our forecast for the next couple of days, some of which may even turn wintry. much of what fell from the sky today was rain. that was the scene earlier on in birmingham. satellite picture shows this little stripe of cloud here, that gave a short, sharp burst of heavy rain for many. plenty more shower clouds, and then this swirl of cloud here marking out the centre of an area of low pressure, and that is now drifting across the northern half of the uk with, notice, these tightly—squeezed isobars, the white lines squashing together. that shows that, for many of us, it will be windy through the night, but most especially through northern ireland, north wales, northwest england — gusts of 50, 60,70 mph. and at the same time, we'll see rain turning to snow in northern scotland, could be five cm of snow piling up over higher ground here. temperatures quite chilly in the far north, quite mild down towards the south. this band of rain clearing southern par

public schools to see judge jackson on the court, the same court that once ruled in dred scott versus sanford that her ancestors were little more than property, the segregated schools that her parents were forced to attend, and the segregated hotels and buses they endured every single day, day after day and it reminds us of the changes that are possible in america. our country isn't perfect. far from it. our history has been a battle between the highest ideals expressed in our constitution and our worst impulses as human beings. and if you look at our history, if you really look at our history, the path from cases like dred dred scott and plessy to brown was cleared by americans who refused to give up on our highest ideals. who insisted, as dr. king once said to make real the promise of our democracy. this week is a victory for our highest ideals and for the promise of american democracy. that as judge jackson said a nation that went from having her parents live under jim crow to having her nominated to the highest court in the land. she will join the ranks of thurgood marshall and ruth bader

sanford health officials say they're disappointed in the union's move.ey recently met with the nurses union and offered them a 5% raise as well as 2% bonus is 6 months after the deal is signed. there's also an offer for funds they say will help employees repay their student loans. we are waiting to hear back from the nurses union about the latest offer. the nurses have been working without a contract since march 31st. 90% of the 5,000 nurses who belong to the union voted for the strike, which will begin oa look at this video. a sailboat catching fire in the bay this afternoon. sfpd and me coast guard working together to put out the flames and save the boat. this happened between pier 27 and treasure island around 4.30, this afternoon. the video om francisco fire department. thankfully, no one was injured, but there's still no word tonight on what exactly caused that fire. this right here is a close call caught on camera in australia where a hot air balloon brushed against rooftops before crashing to the ground. there were 13 people along for this ride an

reporter: saturday, sanford released a statement regarding the nurses' decision.reads, while we respect our nurses' bites to engage in this, we are disappointed that the union has decided to strike. we have proposed highly competitive contract terms including market-leading pay and proposals that further our commitment to enhance nurse staffing and wellness. in response to the strike, sanford announced it would suspend some benefits for those choosing to participate. a separate statement partly reads, we have notify the union that nurses who choose to strike will not be paid for any shifts they miss. employer paid health benefits will cease on be first for nurses to go out on strike and remain out through the end of the month in which the strike begins. while stanford says the strike is standard practice, it has infuriated the nursing union. a petition has gained more than 15,000 signatures. >> i don't know if they were using it as a tactic to scare nurses to say, you walk out and this is the repercussions, but it did not, it has backfired, the nurses are more ang

in a statement today, sanford health care says they will prepare for the possibility of a strike. they hope they will work with them on coming to an agreement. the last walkout was back in 2000 when nurses went on strike for 50 days. >>> the pandemic changed the way a lot of people look at work. what do you think about a four-day workweek? it does sound good. some experts think it would be a huge job killer state. >> dale: wide. >> reporter: employees love it. some employers hate it. there are arguments for and against bill 2932 which could impact more than 3 million people across the state. thousands here in the bay area. can you imagine if we had to work four eight-hour shifts a week instead of five and for the same pay? >> that would be excellent. >> reporter: it's looking to do just that. it would require any company with more than 500 employees to define a full-time job as 32 hours a week. begin paying overtime for hours above that. according to california's employment development department, that would affect 2,585 employers. some experts argue a four-day 32-hour workweek wo

even in sanford school, which was generally very conservative, what do you think about how our world has turned around and seeing these cases up to 50 think we should go back to wearing masks? >> well, i think everybody predicted we would see an uptick in cases. and we know that when there is an up in cases, almost always, hospitalizations tend to follow that about two weeks later. so that is, i think, what we're seeing here. and we have got an extremely contagious virus. as a matter of fact, this ba.2 .1 is incredibly dangerous. even more than ba.2, which is what we had in december and january. we are facing a very contagious virus. we are not using the seven level of precautions we were before. i'm being very careful. when i'm out in public and outdoors, don't worry about wearing a mask it indoors, i have a very good mask on. and 90 five. and not only a very good mask on, but a very good mask that fits very well. i want to be protected beyond what i have in the vaccines. >> that means covering the nose and the mouth like we have been talking about for two years. it is a good remind

. >> reporter: is a sanford ziska resident, pat is familiar with what happened in union square, but he says the real problem is car break-ins. does he think crime is getting worse? >> here in oakland, absolutely. >> it is my perception that even here in walnut creek, two or three years ago, things that are happening here were not happening here. your macy's stores and nordstrom's, just a whole lot of kids bum rushing in, running in and out with everything. >> reporter: oakland resident sean knows about the high profile living in downtown walnut creek, but he does not think that is the whole crime story. >> for me? no, i don't think crime has increased, i just think that there are different levels of it, and we have technology that is exposing it, now. >> reporter: as for whether or not the bay area is a safe place to live, pulling differs by county, as you can see, 60% of san mateo county residents say they feel safe, but the numbers slide from there, just 37% of alameda county residents feel safe. crime, if nothing else, has a lot of people talking and arguing. >> people think we get

. >> reporter: is a sanford ziska resident, pat is familiar with what happened in union square, but he says the real problem is car break-ins. does he think crime is getting worse? >> here in oakland, absolutely. >> it is my perception that even here in walnut creek, two or three years ago, things that are happening here were not happening here. your macy's stores and nordstrom's, just a whole lot of kids bum rushing in, running in and out with everything. >> reporter: oakland resident sean knows about the high profile living in downtown walnut creek, but he does not think that is the whole crime story

gathered across the country, or the immediate traveled villages, north of keith, and sent this report sanford. ever since the russians pulled out a few weeks ago, detective victoria and the mirror rover and her team have been examining bodies at least 10 day lu. i task, she never thought she would be doing when she 1st joined the police on this time. her team is unearthing the body of a person buried in the backyard of a house. they carefully dig, carving around the body, trying to figure out how it's positioned a good morning to the who. these are the feet, so the head is over there. she says. at 1st assessment revealed, it's a man who appears to be in his sixties. it's only when they flip the body over that she finds a clue into the cause of death. not for awning on your thumbnail population, each athenian his go to wanted the back of the hat. most likely it's from a bullet because he had blood coming out of the mouse. the body is the composing, and the skin is stuck to the clothes. so in order not to damage it more, we will take him away and then the forensic expert will investigate furthe

minister forms a coalition government pm. shabazz sharif has also hosted china's envoy to park is sanford talks in his arm about geo political analyst, hassan a slum shot and paris school of technology and business. professor benjamin child se close ties between the countries go beyond the current change of power. the new government, any government, when it comes on there are certain capital with chinese on definitely one of the buckets funding governments have reached out to in the past it's non subject to the genome. governments. it's beyond the governments. it's a strategic state to state relationship. so this was very much expected. and the 2nd thing bear in mind is that he's a part of a good relationship with be sure he's in the past before a even begin to follow up his algebra. and chemistry was an hour to $44.00 with 4 years, 5 years. and it was during that time also the chinese development relationship. who i see this as a relationship with the on any change. economically, the, the china pakistan economic corridor is all power. mel importers decoy is not just about connectivity, i

charles sanford reports the russian ministry of defense. this destroy building was a ukrainian weapons factory in the shelf wished out. schools should the capital q. moscow says the plant made anti aircraft an anti ship missiles. people living nearby, say they heard at least 3 large explosions. early friday morning. was lowville, i must say, annoy apologize. thanks. we parked the car and the 2 rockets had at 1 am. i did not realize that there are 2 rockets coming in, but when i went out afterwards, i waited in doors for some time, fearing mostly we saw the 3rd one coming damage. the car toward the tires hid the windows and was people suffered to the walls, fell out. yes, let me apologize. the attack came hours after russia said its black sea fleet flank ship. the moscow had sunk while being towed back to port after a fire caused an explosion on board. ukrainian military said it was responsible having targeted the vessel with ukrainian made neptune missiles. people gathered at a memorial ceremony for the ship in the port city of sebastopol i

the city is critical for russia to ling sanford. this controlled territory in the east with crimea in the south, which annexed in 2014. and as we saw some reports, it's equally important for the ukrainians to defend. this was life in.

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the city is critical for russia to length sanford. this controlled territory in the east with crimea in the south, which had annexed in 2014. and as her sol solved our reports, it's equally important for the ukrainians to defend. this was life in mario, put just 2 months ago children playing on the beach feminist throating by but of the 2 monster war life is ended him. but normal here ukraine, you say more, you pool is hell on earth. their last remaining forces are holden out at one of europe's largest matter factories. for these, they have ignored russia's demands to surrender. the nurse's learning odyssey the motor would not remove. this is our appeal to the world. this could be our last appeal of our lives. we are may be facing our last days, if not hours. the enemies outnumbering us tend to one. they have advantage in the air in artillery, in their forces on land, in equipment and in tanks. while we are only defending one object, the adult style plant, where in addition to military personnel, there are also civilians who have fall

the sanford internet observatory wrote in "the atlantic." "it may simply be that when networks grow past a certain size, they become un manageable." do you think twitter has ever really been a public town square? ted: well, no, because of this reason of algorithms. a public town square, you can shout whatever it is you want to shout and the people around you are going to hear it. on twitter, the whole idea of the platform is your tweet can go out to millions of people who did not make the choice of following you just because it gets, it starts taking off and on the algorithm boosts it into feeds all around the world. it is fundamentally unlike a town square where you are sort of, what -- your reach is limited by the volume of your voice. that is not the case on twitter. i do agree these platforms have become ungovernable. if you just look at the empirical reality, both democrats and republicans are limited on twitter. republicans are limited on trump. the democrats think that twitter is the reason that trump and his allies moved to the paloo

daniel sanford, bbc news, in woodhill prison.ows an investigation by the police watchdog, the independent office of police conduct. our community affairs correspondent, adina campbell is at scotland yard. the five officers are facing a number of gros misconduct allegations, including if force was reasonably used against the couple and if they were treated less favourably because of their race. bianca williams, who is 28, is a commonwealth games gold medallist. her and her partner ricardo dos santos were stopped in maida vale west london injuly 2020. at the time, the three—month—old baby was in the back of the car while they were separated from him and handcuffed. footage of that search was widely shared on social media. now the couple say they were racially profiled and believed they were targeted because they are black. they have welcomed the decision today and say they hope this opens the door for the met to be more honest and open and reflective about the culture of racism. the mayor of london also welcomed the decision today

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sanford health care says the hospitals offered proposals that would provide nurses with wages and furtherhance staffing and safety and wellness. we look forward to resuming negotiations. >>> san francisco police are investigating a double homicide in the crocker amazon district. officers say they found four men with gun shot wound. san francisco police say two of the victims died, the other two were taken to a hospital for their injuries. police say the suspect drove off in a get away car. many airlines are hoping to get back on track after a weekend filled with cancellations. more than 3600 flies were canceled on sunday, mother of the blame is laid on thunderstorms in the southeast in middle of the spring break subpoena. here sfo, two flights are going to increase from three flights to four. on june 1st low cost carrier resumed the flights it is only carrier to fly non stop from sfo to barcelona. >>> the front of a downtown store collapsed on 4th street. you can see the front upper half of the store falling to the ground. here is the extent of the aftermathel to up aftermath. this one wa

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she but says alba thought sanford have to what they do day strong. doesn't mean vague, strong is brave and ready to fight for the life of his citizens and citizens of the old day. slow grain, ah and the polish embassy and keys we meet, barto, she held ski. the only european ambassador still in the country. his presence is significant since poland is the european country pushing hardest, the stronger action from nato. why did you decide to stay? because my president, my prime minister, my minister of foreign affairs promise that we will not leave the ukrainians. and for me myself, if i may allow myself a personal comment to it's a source of pride to, to stand her arm to arm of the bravest nation in the world. what are the circumstances under which poland could approve, could be part of supporting a no fly zone. what would it take? they to consensus? this is our security. if you crying false will be in a big trouble. whatever happens, he says pigeons invasion of ukraine will force a major rethink of european security. i believe the 2 now make further s

. >>> the sanford women have the hopes dashed by the uconn huskies, a team that has beaten the cardinals the last four times they faced off in the tournament, stanford had a rough night friday, offensively against the huskies making just for three send shooting under 35%. it was 63-58 lawson it ended the cardinals hopes of a repeat. even though the season is over, it sounds like this team chemistry will continue. >> the relationships that we have especially with the seniors that will be on the team anymore, it won't and because the season is over. we will get back tomorrow and probably go get dinner or like, you know, we are still going to hang out, and we are still going to hang out, we will go grab meals, go out as a team still, i think we are friends first. >> and the nfl, jimmy garoppolo remains on the 49ers roster but signs are still pointing to trey lance being the starting quarterback this season, so, could garoppolo be a $24 million backup? kyle shanahan was asked about this situation this week at the nfl owners meetings. >> we can't upgrade our team by getting good pics, i'm all

the mayor of kremena was sanford. he was a pro-russian mayor assassinated a month ago.ect here. so there's that. but the more important thing for them is to move down in this area and grab the transportation modes so they can move further and in basic terms lob this part of the country off the rest of ukraine. >> against all odds, some ukrainian defenders are holding out in mariupol. the defense is hanging on by a thread, really. what happens if and when it collapses? >> so, don, this is the iron and steel area that was talked about, all this gray here. the way it's been described is kind of this carnivvernous area. this was built to withstand all kinds of enemy activity during the colder war. in this case the enemy happens to be the russians. if they can hold out, which would actually be a miracle, this could really thwart the russian plans to move into this area. the russians want to control all of mariupol. they got the area right here and right here. this area is contested. so what they're trying to do is work through all of this, grab everything. keep in mind that

ed ludlow in sanford disco, thank you very much, indeed. coming, u.s.ecretary of state and defense secretary going to ukraine for a late-night meeting with president zelenskyy. we will give you the highlights of that high-level meeting at one it means in terms of policy and action on the ground. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> in terms of russia war aims, russia has already failed and ukraine has already succeeded because the principal aim that president putin brought to this, in his own words, was to fully subsume ukraine back into russia, to take away its sovereignty and independence, and that has not happened and clearly will not happen. guy: tony blinken, u.s. secretary of state, visiting this weekend ukraine's president zelenskyy. did so last night in kyiv. joining us now is bloomberg's annmarie hordern in washington. the defense secretary was there as well. we are going to see returning of diplomats and we are going to see more weapons. what are the implications of this trip? annmarie: first off, it was symbolic in the sense that we have not

sanford health officials say they're disappointed in the union's decision to strike. they say they recently met with the nurses union at offered them a 5% raise as well as 2% bonus is 6 months after the deal is signed. there's also an offer for funds they say will help employees repay their student loans. we're waiting hear back from the nurses union about the latest offer. the nurses have been working without a contract since march 31st. 90% of the 5,000 nurses who belong to that union voted for this strike. >> as part of the annual cleanup to honor earth day, volunteers were scattered across redwood city this morning to pick up any debris or trash they can find. last year they collected. >> 3100 gallons of trash during their week long cleanup event. kron fours camila barco has more. >> this year i found more and mask in any other year. so looks like people are starting to get out again. >> for the last decade, mark o'malley has been volunteering to pick up trash redwood city. cleanup event. >> the majority of the garbage is cans, bottles wrappers on saturday. o'mall

kron four's will tran is standing by live in sanford with a preview of what we can expect tonight as lady cardinal take on uconn. >> from the area's local news station. you're watching the kron. 4 morning news at no. >> find our 9 o'clock finest day friday, first day of april. >> lots of things going on today. erickson is up. it's looking fantastic in your weekend. forecast actually was pretty good, too. let's get right to it with rebecca. yeah, good morning, james and ari. yes, a lot of fun stuff around the bay area, including the weather fine. it is outside right now. lots of sunshine, blue skies. we do have a thin layer of cloud cover, not much to get in your way. as far as all the sunshine that's going to be heating up the bay area. we're going to see more 70's this afternoon than what we've seen over the last couple of days. and then a big warm up into tomorrow. upper 70's expected even some low 80's possible for some are warmer inland spots. next week, cooler on monday and tuesday. and then some hot summer like conditions as we get towards wednesday and thursday. i'm talking mi

. >> sanford is spoiled, right? i mean, to be back to back all the time to always can be very spoiled. we will be watching tonight as they hopefully take it to the uconn women seen have probably the best player in the country, but we have the best team. >> back to you. >> all right. thanks a lot. we'll that alright is 5.12. will take a quick break. coming up. >> san francisco joining the state now in no longer requiring proof of vaccination or a negative test for big indoor events will tell you what that could mean as more and more people are taking off the mask. plus, after the governor of florida signs the don't say bill into law, local lgbtq groups are suing the state. we're going to have more on that in a minute. meanwhile, judge ketanji brown jackson could make history as the first black woman supreme court justice. we're going to hear more on that coming up after the break. we are back here at 5.15, and today we're going to get better idea of just how dry california really is that the stick of this notion is t

sanford is a very prestigious program. so i know they don't necessarily like moral victories. you know, when you such a high level, you expect to win every single night. but once he effects of this last wear off, they'll be able to look back a lot of good things from this season. 23 game win streak. they didn't lose a single game in the pac. 12 conference. they have to all americans in hannah-jones and cameron brink. i can go on and on and on. for all of the things this team accomplished this season. now the story of this game was the stanford offense. when you go 4 for 23 from beyond the arc, you're not going to win many games, especially when you're playing a team like uconn led by geno rma and paige beckers. so just wasn't stanford's night and it wasn't honestly a lot of things that ew com we're doing. lexi hall missed a bunch of 3 pointers that she usually makes, you know, fran belibi missed some layups cameron brink got in foul trouble is just one of those frustrating night. you got to give uconn some credit. but a stanford, i'm sure they're going to be kicking themselves

great live camera shot outside a little bit hazy looking you can see across the bay, though, to sanford'se to berkeley and the campanelli. the temperatures right now really impacted by the winds. 64 in fairfield. are you kidding? right now, if you look the yellows back out towards davis up towards sacramento. those are seventies. so even in the places where you would expect this time of year, mid seventies upper seventies that sea breeze it's not really even a sea breeze at this point, but that wind is pushing all that cool, moist air into the far inland bay valleys. so it's called cool in the valley to so tomorrow will be warmer in sacramento as well. they'll probably hit 80 degrees. these are the overnight low forecast. it's going to be cold tonight. i mean, there's frost been forming some of the inland valleys north bay. so be ready for that. you'll notice that the winds died down right and it just gets cold wind actually makes it a little warmer. because it stirs it up. it keeps the air cold air sinks, and when it's windy there mixes the cold air at the surface mixes with air aloft an

and let's talk baseball, the giants and the a's play their first game of the bay bridge series in sanford 3rd inning giants up by a run. and wilmer flores sending this one deep to left field. that was good enough to get 3 runs in 3 run. homer. >> give the giants a four-run lead. and then bottom of the 7th, a similar story this time, austin slater drive into the right field. that was another three-run homer for the giants. so they go on to win by final 8 to 2 pretty lopsided victory, but never fear a's fans will have another crack at it tonight. first pitch 6.45, at oracle park. i think you're going to have another crack at the lottery. yes, right? >> yes, you your first at-bat came up and it will. you didn't buy to so it's 454 million and growing and growing, right? yeah, no winner. monday's been a 30 drawings now since we had our last winter that was way back in mid february. so get your tickets and get ready for the drawing tonight. it doesn't discourage you that in 30 drawings. no one is what i like it that way because of jackpot gets big men. but it's exciting guess what a heart. you

sanford lecturer lanhee chen is hoping to take her place.from the issue is host alex michaelson, who spoke with him earlier today. china is the only republican alex running for state controller. what is it about him that got the endorsement of the l a times. well, frank, you know, you've got three pretty well known democrats that are in this race. malia cohen, who has endorsed by the california democratic party, you've got, um ron galperin, who is the controller of los angeles , the biggest city in california , and he also got steve glazer, who has been a state senator for many years, but they chose lanhee chen in. the democrats have kind of messed up spending and they want somebody to be an independent fiscal with watchdog . we talked to lonnie chen about all of that. he told us that when he found out about the endorsement, he literally fell out of bed because he was so surprised. here's some of what he had to say. wait times is not known for endorsing republicans. in fact, i don't think they've endorsed one in almost a decade for statewide

we have now reached out to airports here in the bay area for comment so far, sfo and sanford, a san jose man at airports are saying they're seeking clarification from the tsa and when this would be affected. so they're waiting to hear from the cdc or the department of justice about whether or not that ruling will be appealed. we'll let you know, because i'm sure travelers have a lot of questions about this. whether or not they're supposed to be wearing masks on airplanes starting today. so stay with us here at kron. 4 for more information. a california family's recent reunion with their missing son nearly 3 years after he vanished is now shining a light and missing children's cases across the country. kron four's noelle bellow spoke with the national center for missing and exploited children today about their work in the hope that this case is now bringing to so many families. good well, good afternoon, justine. we've all seen flyers for missing children before and the national center says. >> this story is a good reminder that behind each flyer, there's a family is searching for their l

sanford. looking out. the east. bay hill. with a son cloud mixed this afternoon into the weekend. it will be beautiful lots of sunshine for your saturday it will be warmer , warmest day of the weekend will be on sunday. lots of sunshine. the warmest locations inland could be approaching the 80 degree mark so warming up this weekend, but what about next week? we'll have more on that with your full update coming up in ukraine coming up another grim discovery in the war zone that ukraine says points to russia targe what can i du with less asthma? with dupixent, i can du more... crazy commutes... crowd control- have a nice day alex (thanks ms. ellen) ...taking the stairs. that's how you du more with dupixent, which helps prevent asthma attacks. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems. unctionhich helps prevent asthma attacks. for better breathing in as little as two weeks. and here's something important. dupixent can cause allergic reactions that can be severe. get help right away if you have rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in your limbs. te

i've days chance sanford in slow young fair now to moscow where russian president vladimir putin has been speaking in the last few hours he was addressing a meeting of the general prosecutor's office. let's bring endorsed jabari in moscow for as the president, we heard a very defiant message from vladimir putin. yes, certainly, as the russian president was discussing the upcoming year and the agenda and the main issues that his country, his general prosecutor's office will have to focus on according to vladimir putin. as the members of this office have to remain vigilant and united at because he believes that there is a full scale campaign at being waged against a his country's media as well as the military and the president saying that as there is a lot of misinformation and provocations against the rushes of the russian military . so as it is their job of the general prosecutor's office to prevent this spread of fake information online and from for media as letting me put in seemingly very directly at targeting the foreign media saying that they are extremists that are being their

ah sanford worth, peter very, thank you very much. now the teams who have qualified for the 2022 will cutting cutter will find out who they'll play in the group stages today. the drill was taking place in doha. 12 years after being awarded the tournament. it's a big moment for the host nation. and for the region, natasha good name reports boys day dreams kicked around on the streets of their childhood. are now the pride and pressures of men. soon to be measured in gold, scored and shot saved by cutters. national football team. when these 23 players take to the pitch in november, they know many might view them as a long shot. barbara, asian cove jumbo's are going to be easy for the teams to. when it gets us, it's will be hard for them and make it difficult for them. this will be the team's introduction to the world cup. as host katara will be a top seed tv. this is the 1st time footballs. premier competition has been held in the middle east and only the 3rd time it's been held outside europe and the america is not a missional session a

daniel sanford, bbc news, in woodhill prison.bucks fizz. but sam ryder — who found fame on tiktok during lockdown — is our entry this year with his song "space man". our music correspondent mark savage, has been to meet him. # up in space, man! # up in space, man. sam ryder, welcome to bbc breakfast. thank you so much for having me. are you ok? yeah, i'm good. what about you, though? it's two weeks to go. mm-hm. what is still on your mental checklist before you go to italy? you know what? i feel good. touch wood. yep. i feeljust focused, calm, i'm just ready to soak it all in and be there and be present for the experience. for people who don't know the sam ryder story, tell us about... tell us about growing up. i grew up in a house of music, not that my parents were musicians, but theyjust loved music. records playing constantly. earth, wind and fire, beautiful south, queen. and even now, they listen to the same records, like, full blast. i mean, full blast, when they're like cleaning the house or mowing the lawn. my neighbours w

daniel sanford, bbc news, in woodhill prison. been coming down. from kyiv, joe inwood has more. for 40 years, this statue has stood in central kyiv, a monument to friendship between the peoples of ukraine and russia. but now, after two months of all—out war and eight years of fighting in the east of the country, there is not much left of that friendship. and so the city council have decided that this statue needs to come down. i spoke to the mayor of the city, vitali klitschko. today, russia destroyed the normal life of millions of ukrainians and destroyed the peace in europe. and that's why we make demolition of this moment and this place, this place — her name, the place of friendship between russia and ukraine. it's no friendship any more. the russians, by himself, destroyed everything. and to talk about the war more widely, how do you feel? how are you feeling about how your country is fighting at this point? we defend, actually, the future of our children. do you feel the difference with the russian soldier fighting for the

this is jesse oliver sanford and i'm chair of land use for the castro lgbtq cultural district and thank you to the commissioners and staff for the opportunity to speak in support of this measure this afternoon. the district is pleased to continue its part of this ordinance, it's been too long and the bathhouse have been closed in the city and there's really a great opportunity here to express our values as a community through magnets not walls. through allowing new forms of freedom that demonstrate those values to people who are coming here and maybe thinking of moving to the city and to our neighbors. so very glad to support this ordinance this afternoon and we are tuned to do so as well. thank you, very much. >> hi, my name is (inaudible) and i am a program associate at at compton transgender district. i'm here in support of the amendment for adult sex venues. first, i'd like to thank supervisor mandelman and his office for introducing the ordinance to the commission as well for considering it and taking the time to listen. you know, as the city opens up, there really isn't a better t

what's your connection with sanford today? stanford today? >> guest: i, i'm a senior fellow, that's somebody who is attached to the hoover institution there. it's an incompetent research -- i shouldn't -- independent research are. i shouldn't say independent. quasi-independent. it has its own governing board and endowment. i think it's evolved into a sense that it's like the medical school or the law school, that it's a professional entity that's attached to stanford. and then you're out-audited or you're expected to do research and popular dissemination of that research. so -- and, and then you're tenured through the staff tenure process. and i've been there the, i retired from cal state-fresno where i was a classics professor since, in 2004. and then i teach the, i taught for 17 years at hillsdale college. i take a month off in the summer. that's been reduced a little bit to two and a half weeks. and then i teach at hillsdale right when they start, right before the hoover starts up again after summer. and i guess i was, i graduated from sta

santa rosa sanford's now officially, the city is always the toughest forecast. when it starts to cool down there. i did go a little warmer for some locations, but unofficially 68 80 0 for san jose livermore and also santa rosa. so from yesterday's hottest day to a dramatic change, which will be on monday. we'll have fifties and sixties on monday with possible rain. the wind will be the factor over the weekend fifties in the city right now, yesterday was almost all sixties , so we are running significantly cooler than 24 hours ago, especially caused and also bay. is there a west wind in place? yes northwest west, southwest west southwest and look to locations showing 92% humidity yesterday was all eastern northeast. forties fifties on the temps here, 47 napa airport. 47 nevado. santa rosa's 48 degrees temperatures over by half of bay and it s fo they're running cooler. the other locations are within 1 to 5 degrees warmer, but that's because they don't have a west wind yet, but that system to the north will begin to bump the high out of here. so that's going to al

sanford hospital, now respondin. stanford issued this statement., the hospitals have offered proposals that would provide nurses with market leading wages and further our commitment to enhance nurse staffing, workplace safety and wellness. that statement also says stanford looks forward to reaching an agreement. the nurses from stanford healthcare and lucile packard children's hospital held this rally yesterday morning, representatives for the 5000 nurses say their contract ended last week after dozens of negotiating sessions. they say the hospital isn't doing enough to deal with burnout and understanding. we're asking support for mental health. a lot of us have had mental health challenges throughout the pandemic. we don't think it should take six weeks to see a counselor. now the nurses union has said a strike authorization vote is possible, but they hope to keep negotiating and avoid the strike. a federal mediator was there yesterday and we reached out to the union and see how things went. but so far there's no response. studies show workers in

sanford has won three women's national titles, and if they beat uconn, they'll play in sunday's championshipnner of the other semifinal between south carolina and louisville. well. students at one east bay school can start enjoying what's affectionately called a living schoolyard. you have to see it. the celebration was yesterday at markham elementary in east oakland, 21,000 square feet of asphalt was removed. in place of a new recreation area. the project took five years to finish. it included a partnership with the golden state warriors. it's a living schoolyard. it includes 84 trees and outdoor classroom space turf field. they can also capture stormwater runoff, and there's a garden. and there's a story about a 10 year old girl from my home state of pennsylvania who is the world's youngest opera singer. her name's victory. brinker she just received the title from guinness world record she actually set that mark two months before her eighth birthday again. this is only making the announcement. now she can sing in six different seven different languages. he appeared on america's got talent

this is mark from sanford, maine. caller: i just wanted to call and say, we can't be sure what he is going to do. we won't know, we will have to wait and see. i don't feel that the problems we have with social media up to now, i don't think we will get it much better and less have government regulation on it. that is my opinion. host: government regulation how? caller: we have the free speech issues. private companies don't fall under the first amendment. caller: the first amendment, everyone has the right to free speech in their own opinions. we are taking opinions and trying to make them facts. a lot of us believe this, and believe that. there is a fine line between free speech and what fact is and what reality is. there is always going to be a clash. host: that is mark in maine, this is jason from missouri. caller: good morning. my whole insight is we do have billionaires stepping in to grabbing plateaus. they can really voice themselves and we have people saying government to control it. for the government to cont

sanford hopes to advance to the n c. the university of connecticut at 6 30 our time tonight in the women's final four in minneapolis. both schools are longtime rivals and perennial powerhouses in women's basketball. they've combined to win 14 national championships. stanford is looking for back to back titles. just having an extra year with the same group of girls and then the additions that we made. i think we have more of an even cohesive unit this year than we did last year. and so that adds to our want to continue to stay together as long as we can. stanford has won three women's national titles. if they beat yukon. they'll play in sunday's championship game against the winner of the other semifinal between south carolina and louisville. happening today . the draw for the 2022 world cup takes place in about two hours after the draw, the u. s men's national team will know their three opponents for the most important tournament in soccer. a total of 32 nations will compete. the world cup will start in late november in

the only two times he has done this prior was in 2018 in the mark sanford race and in the chris cobackhink we will get a good taste how potent his influence is. >> by the way, by the way those two that you mentioned, they lost. >> in the general election? >> in the general election. >> you're right. which is exactly the argument fred upton in michigan makes here. he goes, i have been representing my district more than 30 years. you have the potential of losing the with me here. but i think we have part of an interview. because we sat down last week with tom rice and said i voted with president trump 94% of the time but ultimately he voted for impeachment. i think we've got part of an interview with upton and with rice. >> >> it doesn't have anything to do with republican ideals. it is trump demands absolute loyalty. that is what he's about. donald trump's policies, i believe, lifted american families. i think he was a consequential president. but if he attacks a constitution, if he's wrong, i'm going to -- going to vote against it and i'm going to fight that. >> he sees you as an oppos

santa rosa livermore, though at 48 degrees to the south boulder creek in the forties degree range, sanforderyone else except for san jose state, meteorology department, mid forties santa clara and also campbell at 45. higher clouds streaming north, high pressure protecting us so except for those higher clouds coming in, this will be the warmest day of the week. temps will start to take a little dip tuesday wednesday bigger drop thursday, probably level off friday before we start to see it. little more of a warm up any rain? no not right now, although there are some signs that the first week of may might bring in some more rain, so maybe we're not done yet, but it does look like this week will be much quieter. sixties seventies near 80 on some of the temps still mild to warm inland tuesday, but coast and baby in the cool down, everyone drops thursday start a little rebound friday than more so on the weekend, you guys thank you, steve, finding time to practice their faith amid an ongoing war still ahead, how christians in ukraine observed orthodox easter over the weekend in a war zone. in se

thursday afternoon highs for today, a 73 along the peninsula in redwood city, 78 conquered 76 over sanfordntinuing with the breezy weather on sunday temperatures continuing to fall. there is that monday in addition to a little bit of wet weather, windy conditions, temperatures in the low fifties at the coast about 60 degrees inland. we do begin to rebound on tuesday slight chance for scattered showers on wednesday. probably a little bit of a better storm coming in wednesday and thursday. back to you. okay well, we need to need the rain rosemary asking for sort of in this year and back open for the weekend, only a major milestone. it's celebrating that you can be a part of coming up. also ahead. you may have heard the term buy one get one at retail stores. but now the college in texas is embracing that marketing strategy will explain how when we come back cisl help kick off the 2022 northern california cherry blossom festival. it's the largest event of its kind on the west coast. celebrating japanese american culture. the cherry blossom festival will be an in person event this year for the