a shooting in that u.s. city of louisville leaves five dead, including the governor. biden says he plans to run for president again in 2024 but stopped short of a formal announcement. and the mother of two british israeli citizens killed in an attack in the west bank has now also died. ♪ hello and welcome. we begin to northern ireland which is marking 25 years since the signing of the good body agreements. the historic pce deal largely ended decades of violence in northern ireland. prime minister rishi sunakays efforts must be iensified to restore the power-sharing government that was central to the de. it collapsed in the fallout from brexit and now theolitical dysfunction and security concerns are threatening to overshadow. rishi sunak will join u.s. president joe biden in a visit to northern ireland on tuesday to commemorate the good friday agreements. a few minutes agohe u.s. national security council spoke and told the white house press corps how much the trip means to president biden. >> president biden will deliver remarks marking the tremendous progress since

it is a first for a major u.s. city reporter: the muslim call to prayer recited in here, heard out there. >> it is a very simple message to share the greatness of god and to call people to success. >> reporter: five times a day, muslims gathered to pray at mosque, but the prayers weren't allowed in minneapolis until now. the city eliminated time constraints from the part of its noise ordnance related to worship. that means the call could go out as early as 3:30 a.m. and as late as 11:00 p.m. >> you can not wake up and come to. now it's clear like crystal. you hear and you'll be happy to come and prayer and join. >> leaders say only a couple of mosques broadcast the call to prayer at all, but more may now start. >> we built america on this basic principal, freedom of religion, so today, it's a victory for our constitution, because it's for all americans. >> repor h he would encourage mosques in neighborhoods where people are not muslim to refrain from all five calls. for his mosque, he expects this will attract more peop

often, road designs have been directly copied from the west, conceived by planners who visited u.s. cities in the 1990's, and brought back roadmaps. but these don't work in cities that are so densely built and have no space for cars. trucks or suvs now drive on roads that can barely handle two at a time. such car-centric designs have spilled onto the way newer residential complexes from bangalore to new delhi are being developed too. this complex came up around a year ago and there a thousand plus families living here. to access their basic needs like food or school they have to walk a minimum of, say, 15 minutes. which isn't practical. and so people living here are more likely to become more and more dependent on their cars. 15 minutes may not sound like much but it isn't exactly a cakewalk. the car-centric design tends to ignore the development of all other forms of transport including walking, cycling even to go to the bus stop. which are all of course more climate-friendly. an obstacle course for me but for the elderly, or those with disabilities, problems are much, much worse. and thi

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. >>> hundreds of americans fed up with gun violence took to the streets in two major u.s. citiesmanding politicians do more. >> assault weapons have to go! >> in washington, d.c., marching to the national mall, carrying photos of loved ones lost to gun violence and calling on congress to ban assault weapons. >> i am terrified every single day. it is not if it will happen, it is when. there is no reason for weapons of war to exist the way they do with no regulation. >> they marched to the state capital. a few weeks ago, three children and three adults were killed in a mass shooting at a school in that city. so make a new cbs news poll finds 62% of americans want to ban the ar 15 semi automatic rifle, and the poll also found differences along ideological lines. 81% of liberals think the u.s. will be safer if you were are no people had guns. conservatives thinks the u.s. will be safer if more people or everyone had guns. >> we are learning more about the victims of a deadly shooting at a sweet 16 birthday party in alabama. four people died, 28 people were hurt. cbs news reporter say

by the san francisco chronicle shows the city's violent crime rate ranked 14th out of 23 major u.s. cities that's lower than dallas, seattle, new york and phoenix based on that data and the suspect not being a random repeat offender. preston believes critics should apologize for stoking fear. but i think it is really irresponsible. what we see so being circulated in order to justify just increased police budgets and sentences for people arrest. and prosecution. jenkins says musk and others would be better off waiting for the facts. we all should and must do better. >> about not contributing to the spread of such misinformation. >> without having actual facts to underline the statements that we make. victims deserve that. and the residents of san francisco deserve that. >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn. >> kron 4 news on the peninsula. san mateo county supervisors voted to no longer use resources to communicate with federal immigration authorities. all 4 sarah stinson got a chance to talk with a local supervisor and a local undocumented immigrant advocate to learn more about what th

looking to spy on their open citizens in the and u.s. >> one report said 157 partnerships between u.s. citiesthis comes as there are reports that grow that china setting up police stations in the u.s., and the world. now one report says that a nonprofit watch dog group said chinese police stations not just in new york city but l.a., and france, talking houston, texas, nebraska, minnesota? >> well, they are going wherever they think they scram strategyically need to go, sister city program is great, but it is long ago that it was just a benign relationship where people who never been introduced to each other got a chance to exchange. clearly the chinese are using it far beyond that. they are going where they strategyically believe they could pick up information. elizabeth: you know what is concerning, italy and serbia is dealing with it, they having a devil of a time. china has a legal foothold in those countries, they are using local laws to stay stationed there to deploy their police whatever stations or service centers. >> yeah. information is key. they are getting in there not just using t

u.s. cities, major cities now so as 14 cut in the middle, you can look at cities that have higher crime rates. dallas, seattle, new york and phoenix are some of them. in the east bay. newark police are investigating a carjacking that ended with one of the suspects dead. this happened around 03:20pm, in the afternoon yesterday in the area of maori avenue and cedar boulevard and police say what happened is during the encounter with 2 suspects. officers ended up firing their weapons. one suspect died. the other was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no officers involved were hurt. >> we have some new video out of san mateo showing a woman being kidnapped in mexico at this video shows monica de leon barba walking home with her dog in mexico just moments before she was kidnapped on november 29th of last year. investigators say that several suspects forced her into a gray volkswagen jetta. kind of see that playing out in the upper left-hand corner. the suspects then drove away in 3 d

told me they're sure there is another chinese police station in los angeles and in another unnamed u.s. cityse other cities, there's something called chinese overseas service centers which they suspect could be a place where chinese government agents are attempting to harass dissidents and go after opponents of the chinese government on u.s. soil. what the fbi is saying is they take seriously any attempt by china or anyone else to break u.s. laws or target and harass u.s. residents and they will use their lawful authorities to pursue it. they haven't said if they're investigating those other locations. once they indict two people in new york, that sent a signal to other chinese agents doing anything illegal across the united states that they needed to clean up their operations, so it remains to be seen what action the fbi will take but the chairman of this homeland security committee is saying they want more information about these chinese activities on u.s. soil. they want to know how long the fbi knew and what other steps have been taken to mitigate this kind of activity, chris. >> ken dil

city. more details with former acting u.s.ttorney general this morning, matthew whitaker is here in in the 7:00 a.m. hour. don't miss that coming up. markets this morning are fractionally higher, this is the first trading week of the second quarter. futures indicating a gain at the start of trading, three and-a-half hours away from the opening bell. nasdaq is up 68, s&p 5 b hundred higher by 11 and-a-half. in the first quarter, markets were strong, take a look at the first quarter, first three months of the year as first quarter earnings reports will begin to flow within two weeks' time, the nasdaq showing a gain 16.7% on the quarter, s&p 500 higher by 7%, dow industrials flat, up just a fraction for the first quarter. we are looking ahead this morning and this week to jobs data, we've got the jolts report out this morning and march jobs report on friday many. .oil prices this morning looking like this after that big rally yesterday when opec plus announced it is cutting output, a million barrels a day through the end of the y

showed the numbers and san francisco's homicide rate is lower than the majority of other major u.s. cities, compared to chicago, philadelphia. so why is it that you think san francisco has this horrible reputation? >> a couple of things. you are absolutely right. it's not alone. when you stack it up against other cities like l.a., new york, houston, a whole host of cities, we, lower on violent crime per 100,000 people. but it is the latest page in a story that has been ongoing. it goes back several years and has led to the image of san francisco being a place that's just not what it used to be and not safe. part of the situation is or behavior that used to be unacceptable whether it was open air drug dealing and usage, sleeping on the streets, low level, people running red lights, you name it, we seem to be seeing more of it. we are not alone in that. property crimes continue to be a big problem in san francisco so that also added to the narrative, you get your car broken into when you visit here, that is still happening, your house broken into, that is happening. san francisco and oakland

and it also has one of the highest percentages of latin-owned businesses of any u.s. city. being here is like being in a latinx city in the middle of the u.s., and cubans were the first latinos to arrive and imprint their culture here. and since then, latinos from all over the world have made miami their home. in fact, if you were to buy a latin compass, the needle would point to miami. and i have tons of history here, too, y'all. my show "ghetto klown" was done here at the jackie gleason theater. i even shot my directorial debut, "critical thinking," right here. i spend so much time in miami, they think i'm the fifth golden girl. and miami's got unpredictable weather, different cultures, opposing political views, and maybe most importantly, dueling espresso recipes. speaking of which, i'm going to meet a few locals for some cafecito in a little bit, and we're going to get so caffeinated. yo, let's go! ♪ ♪ - miami, everywhere you look, you see latin faces. latinos make up the majority of the population, and that's because people fleeing political and economic hardship have

. >> the city's violent crime rate ranked 14th out of 23 major u.s. cities that's lower than dallas, seattle, new york and phoenix based on that data and the suspect not being a random repeat offender. preston believes critics should apologize for stoking fear. but i think it is really irresponsible. what we see so being circulated in order to justify just increased police budgets and sentences for people, an increase arrests and prosecution. jenkins says musk and others would be better off waiting for the facts. we all should and must do better. >> about not contributing to the spread of such misinformation. >> without having actual facts to underline the statements that we make. victims deserve that. and the residents of san francisco deserve that. >> mayor london breed acknowledge the case had received global attention, followed by speculation about crime in the city. she praised the work of police at today's press conference in the newsroom. dan thorn kron. 4 news. thank you, dan. and tonight we are learning more about the man accused of killing bodley.

how one u.s. citytic effects from climate change. >> president biden continues his tour of ireland and continues to get an enthusiastic response. >>> bring on the summer concert season. in a matter of hours, one popular outdoor venue opens the door for tickets. the lineup that you want to look out for. yes, we're going to tell you what we're talking about coming up. you don't want to miss that. you're watching "today in the bay." >>> happy friday to you. the time is 6:44. we're getting a look at the eastbound forecast for fremont and it starts out in the mid-40s. just a few clouds. but we're back to the sunshine today. and we're going to reach about 58 degrees at lunchtime. reaching the mid to upper 60s for later today. great weather heading into the weekend and also getting out on the roads this morning. it is starting to slow down a little bit in the eastbound as you approach the san mateo bridge and starting to see it slow down in the tri-valley. no major incidents and seeing also a slowdown on the

the fines would pay for things like speed bumps on those cameras are already legal in some big u.s. cities, including new york, portland, washington, d.c., there will be a hearing on that bill next week. coming up on kron, 4 news at 9 san jose police announced 22. >> arrest in a offender sweep. some of those cases are more than 10 years old. plus, a big settlement announced today involving e-cigarette maker juul labs. just how much money is going to be distributed to 6 states, including california, involved in that settlement. and we are learning more about the fbi investigation into racist text messages sent by more than a dozen antioch police officers. those stories when we come back. >> now at 9.30, antioch, some errors had harsh words for police officers caught up in an fbi investigation over racist text messages. tonight we're learning more about the investigations which reportedly involved more than a dozen officers kron four's haaziq mod-yoon has the story and we want to warn you some people bear in mind that if i heard in my field, it was a heart are on purpose, unquote. >> well, m

another mass shooting in a u.s. city, this time in louisville, kentucky.others wounded. this latest act of carnage have been downtown at a bank just after it opened. kristen: the gunman who was killed in the incident had a connection to the bank, police say. lindsey watts has delayed us -- has the latest. reporter: yet another mass shooting in america. this time the violence unfolding in downtown louisville at old national bank. >> shots fired. reporter: pol armed with a rifle opened fire on a first floor conference room around 8:30 a.m. local time. >> within three minutes of being dispatched, officers arrived on serect almost immediy still firing gunshots. he had a long-sought rifle and you heard the shots just start firing. >> i shut the door for a second in the break room and i was holding the door to see where he was identical to see him still shooting. i could see his face. i took off running out the front door. reporter: at least four people were killed, identified by police as 40-year-old joshua barrick, 63-year-old thomas elliott, 45-year-old julia

going to have listen, we as of the time that we're speaking now, there's a pretty long list of u.s. cities that have declared emergencies in in, in, within their municipal boundaries and are demanding federal bailouts. that's because these numbers are so vast. the democrats traffic of the super majority of them is low education, low resources, low skill. they're coming in with strong backs and maybe a willingness to work. but a huge number of them are on our social welfare rolls. they're uninsured. they're getting free medical care. we have hospital systems that are already declaring bankruptcy that are in the red from this. and i think that that is just going and we have school districts that are suddenly having to contend with huge surges of migrant children who don't even speak english. and an often didn't even go to school in their own countries. so they're showing up. and, you know, in the book i have the final chapter a case of the cleveland, texas independent school district, which has suffered from an onslaught of 100,000 illegal immigrants in this tiny community around plum grove

would we really risk and attack on u.s. citiesdefense of our asian allies, and i point out the world willing to risk an estimated 100 million casualties in a standoff with the soviet union, and that was with a much more capable nuclear adversary in the soviet union the north korea. >> some in south korea and the u.s. have want the administration to go for further and redeployed american nuclear weapons to the peninsula, which were withdrawn back in the 1990's. just in the few seconds we have left, do you think the u.s. should have reconsidered that? >> i don't think so. it really does not make military sense to take military weapons off hard-to-find vehicles like aircraft for submarines and put them in a static bunker in south korea, which would be a very lucrative preemptive target for north korea. it is very preferable to live them on hard-to-find platforms. quick thank. >> thank you for having me. >> former arkansas governor asa hutchinson formally announced his bid for the white house today. our laura verona lopez looks at how

here at home, minneapolis will become the first major u.s. cityallow broadcasts of muslim calls to prayer, day and night. the city council has voted to amend a noise ordinance, so the calls will now be heard on loud speakers five times a day. minneapolis has had a growing number of east african immigrants for decades, and mosques are now common. on wall street, stocks fell after a federal reserve board member said inflation is still much too high. the dow jones industrial average gave up 143 points to close at 33,886. the nasdaq fell 42 points. the s&p 500 was down eight. a spanish mountain climber emerged today from a cave where she spent 500 days in a social isolation experiment beatriz flamini greeted family and friends after living more than 200 feet underground since late 2021. cameras recorded her daily life, and she says she lost track of the outside world. >> i'm still anchored in november 2021. i don't know what has happened in the world, i don't know. i've come out of the cave. for me it is still november 21, 2021, and seeing you all in

the study from wallet hub shows the average homicide rate in 45 of the most populous u.s. cities risen 10% since 2021. let's bring in criminal defense attorney bob. it's always great to have you. i want to put the top five on the screen if i can because they have one thing in common as i said before the break. we're talking memphis, tennessee, new orleans, louisiana richmond, virginia, washington d.c. and detroit, michigan, all blue cities with democrat mayors. apparently, they have the wrong elixir, the wrong remedy here, bob. your thoughts on what is happening? >> trace, having been a prosecutor that ran 37 law enforcement agencies for about six years, you know, you have to look at a balancing -- there's a toxic cocktail that's going here with regard to criminal law issues. it's as as follows: covid wasn't a good thing. we see that in the calls we're getting right now. more bizarre, more violent, more off-the-hook mental issues going on a fentanyl crisis that's out of control. homelessness that can't be resolved and then at the same time, you have the morale of the police in th

chronicle from twenty-twenty show san francisco's violent crime rate ranked 14th out of 23 major u.s. cities. so where was crime worse to name a few dallas, seattle, new york and phoenix. it is 707, and a nice pay. newark police are investigating a carjacking that ended with one of the suspect is dead. it happened around 03:20pm, in the afternoon on thursday. the maori avenue and cedar boulevard during an encounter with 2 suspects. officers ended up firing their weapons and one suspect died. the other was taken to hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. no officers involved were injured. >> well, new video is out of a san fran, the san mateo woman's kidnapping in mexico. this shows monica de leon barba walking home with her dog. this was in mexico just moments before she was kidnapped on november 29th of last year. investigators say several suspects forced her into a gray volkswagen jetta. the suspect then drove away in 3 different vehicles. monica's dog was later safely located and recovered by family member. but the fbi is now offering a $40,000 reward for any information leading thei

chronicle from twenty-twenty show san francisco's violent crime rate ranked 14th out of 23 major u.s. cities lower than dallas, seattle, new york and phoenix. >> one other headlines this morning in the east bay. we have new or police investigating a carjacking that ended with one of the suspects dying. so this incident happened about 3.20, thursday afternoon. it was in the area of maori avenue and cedar boulevard. police say during the encounter with these 2 suspects, officers ended up opening fire. one of the suspects died. the other was taken to the hospital with no officers involved were hurt. >> time now is 5, 0, a new video out of san shows a woman's kidnapping in mexico. this is monica de leon barba. and here's the video. she's walking with her dog in mexico just moments before she was kidnapped. this is on november. 29th last year. investigators say several people forced her into a gray volkswagen jetta. and they drove away. then in 3 different vehicles worth highlighting it here. monica's dog was later located safely by family member. the fbi is offering a $40,000 reward to help brin

major u.s. cities. crime here lower than in dallas, seattle, new york, where phoenix. it's 807. and in the east bay, newark police are investigating. go ahead, james. yeah. newer police investigating a carjacking that ended with one of the suspects dying. >> the incident happened about 3.20, thursday afternoon in the area of maori avenue and cedar boulevard, police say it was during this encounter with these 2 suspects that police opened fire at one point, one of the suspects died. the other was taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. none of tte officers were hurt. we also have new video out of san mateo now showing a santa to a woman's kidnapping in mexico. daria. yeah, this shows. let's take a look. monica de leon barba. >> and we have video. she's walking with her dog in mexico and then she's kidnapped. watch this. this is november 29th of last year. several suspects forced her into a gray volkswagen and then they drove away in 3 different vehicles. monica's dog was later found safely located by the family. the fbi right now is offering a $40,000 reward to

. >> the city's violent crime rate ranked 14th out of 23 major u.s. cities that's lower than dallas, seattle, new york and phoenix based on that data and the suspect not being a random repeat offender. preston believes critics should apologize for stoking fear. but i think it is really irresponsible. what we see so being circulated in order to justify just increased police budgets and sentences for people, an increase arrests and prosecution. jenkins says musk and others would be better off waiting for the facts. we all should and must do better. >> about not contributing to the spread of such misinformation. >> without having actual facts to underline the statements that we make. victims deserve that. and the residents of san francisco deserve that. >> mayor london breed acknowledge the case had received global attention filed by speculation about crime in the city. she praised the work of police at today's press conference in the newsroom. dan thorn kron, 4 news stand. thank you. our coverage of the murder case of bob lee continues online. if you want to l

a new study finds the murder rate soaring in major u.s. cities. what do they have in common?spending millions on electric vehicles instead of counterterrorism and fighting crime? congressman mike waltz has a few thoughts on priorities at the bureau. and a familiar face on fox news dan hoffman was asked to sign on to that intelligence letter on hunter biden's laptop. why he said no coming up. i'm john roberts. join us at the top of the hour for "america reports." ♪ that makes you larger than life ♪ ♪ ♪ larger than life ♪ >> all right, guys, welcome back. time for "in case you missed it." animal rights activists in upstate new york are reportedly stealing livestock from local farmers and calling it animal rescue. authorities are trying to track down the barnyard criminals. farmers say their livelihood is at stake. here's the county sheriff on "fox & friends" earlier this week. >> nothing more than teaching people how to go to farms and steal their property. it's a farming community here in niagara county. and certainly, going on to people's property and taking their livestock o

. >> the city's violent crime rate ranked 14th out of 23 major u.s. cities that's lower than dallas, seattle, new york and phoenix based on that data and the suspect not being a random repeat offender. preston believes critics should apologize for stoking fear. but i think it is really irresponsible. what we see so being circulated in order to justify just increased police budgets and sentences for people, an increase arrests and prosecution. jenkins says musk and others would be better off waiting for the facts. we all should and must do better. >> about not contributing to the spread of such misinformation. >> without having actual facts to underline the statements that we make. victims deserve that. and the residents of san francisco deserve that. >> reporting in san francisco, dan thorn kron. 4 news. well in the east bay, newark police are now investigating a carjacking that ended with one of the suspects dead. >> so this all started about 3.20, thursday afternoon in the area of maori avenue and cedar boulevard. police say it was during the encounter wit

u.s. the city says the cost of taking down the statue, which includes traffic control and heavy machinery, is $450,000. and it should be gone by may 4th. once the statue is removed, it will be placed in storage. >>> ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy was on the front lines today. he went to the city of advidka on the eastern front. the ukrainians held the russians back there. president zelenskyy visited troops and handed out awards. and ukrainian army commanders briefed him on the battlefield situation. later, the president visited a hospital to meet with wounded soldiers. there are reports that zelenskyy's visits are coming before the launch of a ukrainian counteroffensive against russia. >>> more updates on that american journalist detained in russia. the russians say he was spying for the u.s. government. today a moscow court rejected an appeal from evan gesh kovic to be freed from pretrial detention. he'll be detained until at least may 29th while the case against him is investigated. the reporter for "the wall street journal" denies the charges of espionage and the russian govern

sister city relationships their 157 cities in our countries have this. >> that is right 157 cities in the u.s. are partners with cities in china. in here is what we know about this program. the chinese friendship association says this is a part of the soft propaganda and eric, they have used the sister city partnerships to build relationships with people and communities who may go on to hold state or federal office. so it is important to them to establish those relationships early on. we also know they have similarly used the confucius institute program and universities in classrooms to do this. they see this, chinese communist party sees these relationships as strategic to the success of the belt and wrote initiative. we know the propaganda and the adherence to shyness in view of the world is an important part of this. recently, prague terminated their relationship with china because you had the mayor of prague refused to recognize the one china policy. said the shanghai, their sister city wanted to get out of that relationship because they could not get prague to submit to their view. >> is

and they looked at 62 cities across the u.s. and canada, salt lake city, by the way, ranked number one, meaning its economy is considered very likely to bounce back soon. kron four's ella sogomonian will have a full report coming up and our prime time news. meanwhile, consumer inflation eased a bit last month providing some relief for households. however. >> prre still rising fast engh to keep the federal reserve on track to possibly raise interest rates for the 10th straight time next month, consumer prices rose a 10th of a percent for gasoline and food as well as used cars and furniture prices rose even higher for rent auto insurance and restaurant meals which are considered core inflation factors. all right. let's check on our 4 zone weather forecast. a live look outside tonight out over san francisco. it wreally a lovely day around the bay area today. nice and warm and breezy, breezy and downright windy at times, lawrence is back and laurent who are also talking about warmer weather. yeah, we're going to see a bit of a warm-u

u.s. mail to city hall. 1 dr. carlton b. goodlett place room 244, san francisco, california, 94102. items acted upon today will appear on the agenda on may second, 2023 unless otherwise stated. >> thank you. call item one. >> item one is motion approving rejecting the nommation for appointment of vaiesa aquino to the assessor agency commission. >> term ending november 30 of 24. >> thank you, mr. clerk. >> ms. aquino is person. welcome to rowels committee the floor is yours. >> >> good morning. thank you and rules committee supervisor walton, matt dorse and he supervisor safai. thank you for allowing me to speak i'm a native of san francisco a resident of dog patch and active member of my community. i have lived in this community for 20 years and during that time i seen importance and impact that redevelopment can have oi a community. i am proud to have received 2 certificate of honors recognition of the board of supervisor in 2015 for dog patch party honors the work i have done to improve social interaction in dog patch and 2016 for my leadership in community service and work to imp

u.s. embankments citi wells fargo jpmorgan bank of america wrote off 3.4 billion in bad consumer loans firstom last year, now, we are watching regions always where does growth come from looking at stability right now. >> you are going to heart of the matter for next 12 months the credit picture has been fantastic last 18 months forecasting expecting higher credit losses for the industry, because of what is happening with the economy, economy slowing down that being said though the credit losses are manageable, you mentioned about those consumer credit losses are up, materially from a year ago coming off at extremely low levels consumer jamie dimon will tell you balance sheet quite strong, we anticipate that, yes, throughout the year, higher credit costs are coming banks can manage that handle that this is not 2008, 2009. now on the other hand, if you are looking for economy in u.s. going to have a seven or eight% unemployment rate by early 204 yes credit costs much better than expected but with current outlook i think very manageable on credit side so regional banks are going to see not so m

to fight for the resources that's going to undermine every agency in our city. >> u.s. ficials brace for a surge in migration at the southern border. why new york city is asking for help to cope with the crisis. that's coming up. please stay with us. as a business owner, your bottom line is always top of mind. so start saving by switching to the mobile service designed for small business: comcast business mobile. flexible data plans mean you can get unlimited data or pay by the gig. all on the most reliable 5g network, with no line activation fees or term contracts... saving you up to 75% a year. and it's only available to comcast business internet customers. so boost your bottom line by switching today. comcast business. powering possibilities™. ♪ >>> welcome back to all of you watching us here in the united states, canada and all around the world, i'm kim brunhuber. this is "cnn newsroom." a massive blaze allegedly caused by a ukrainian drone strike in occupied crimea is now under control. russian officials say the fire burned five fuel tanks and a drone strike is the

passed the natural gas piping ban in 2019 as part of its climate agenda and became the first city in the u.s. to approve such a measure. city leaders say the court's ruling to overturn the ban is not final. and the litigation challenging this ordinance is still developing. >> the california state assembly is holding a special public safety hearing to discuss 6 different bills meant it fight the fentanyl crisis across the state. today's hearing comes one day after 2 bills advanced out of key committees in the assembly. the first which was written by east bay assembly member liz ortega would require that a call-up rive and insurance to cover the costs of narcan. the second bill, which was written by san francisco assembly member matt haney would require narcan to be kept in easily accessible places like gas stations bars and libraries. both bill still must pass a vote in the full assembly and then get through the state senate. we're following the fentanyl crisis, by the way, across the nation and here in the bay area, always on kron 4 dot com. you can scan the qr code there. that will take you

there appears in the u.s., even citi, credit suisse and ubs to some degree had stronger trading numbers, but for deutsche bank it is a miss on trading figures, fic at 2.36 billion euros, the estimate was 2.5, pretax profit higher than st micro earnings coming up in one moment. we had a samsung earnings earlier that were not great, but the alec was better. st micro as a slight beat, $4.2 billion. their operating margin at 49%, the estimate was 47%, better margins should help him out. a lot of earnings to date through -- big through. two will speak to the ceo, you will hear that interview at 6:30 a.m. london time. let's get to the markets this morning because bank stress has been weighing on these markets. a lot of bond buying has been concentrated on the belly of the curve, another day of buying five-year yields, those are lower two basis points. according to a survey of economists, the most recent banking turmoil has been equivalent to 50 basis points of rate hikes. the fear is that combined with a may hike from the fed will tip us into recession. s&p 500 futures have a boost from meta-

u.s. government workers was carried out in the cover of darkness. it had been in the planning stages for nearly a week after the violence we erupted in the capital city of khartoum. u.s. embassy personnel safely arrived at the air force base in germany following a daring airlift operation from the embassy in sudan. >> we're taking further steps to support americans. we are exploring options to return a presence in sudan as soon as possible. >> reporter: u.s. special forces deployed saturday to carry out the mission. they refueled in ethiopia and landed in the capital city of khartoum late at night. less than an hour, the evacuated just under 100 people before making the trip back. the group was then flown to germany. the secretary of state monitored the mission as it was carried out. >> i could not be prouder of our team, most of whom are now back to the united states. >> reporter: an estimated 16,000 american citizens remain behind in sudan. the biden administration's as most are dual citizens who don't want to leave, but for those that do, they are being told that now is not the time. sudan is seeing intense fighting as two rival generals battle fo

u.s. in big cities and office buildings are around half of what they would have been pre-pandemic. t change in occupancy is bigger in the u.s. than it has been in europe. francine: is this a story of two halves? we were speaking to the chief executive of brook will who said if you have a desirable location were people want to work that will be fully subscribed and occupied. the others will just not. it is a mimic sense for some of the financing to go through this. sharon: i do think there is a difference between the highest quality buildings and the best locations etc.. they do tend to hold their value and have quality. that is relative to others but it's also an industrywide situation. you have lower lending now, more tight credit conditions, and lower occupancy across the board. all of those adjustments are starting to be realized by the market. francine: is the market pricing in a credit crunch? sharon: not a severe one. not like the financial crisis where you a huge credit crunch. we expect to be more modest and take about half a percent of gdp in europe in the u.s.. it sounds s

u.s. attorney to help with the city's drug crisis here in the streets. mayor breed: my hope is that we will be able to partner and work together on trying to address the issues. cornell: mayor london breed admits san francisco needs help to slow drug dealing happening everyday on the streets. breed wrote a letter to the newly appointed u.s. attorney for california, ishmael ramsey, saying the problem is beyond the city's control. mayor breed: we definitely need help, not only are police departments shortstaffed, but the arrests and the whole process that goes into that, to meet the challenges has been difficult. mayor breed: breed -- cornell: breed says the city needs help to both arrest and prosecute drug dealers, and a time when the fentanyl-driven overdose epidemic has brought open air drug dealing to a new level. the san francisco department of public health tweeted its street teams responded to more than 2200 91 one calls last year, treating overdoses and providing metal -- medical, mental health, and medication for addiction. bree declared an emerge

it is still unclear who's in control of the city. the u.s. and other backers have you -- advised ukraine to back out, saying the cost is too high. ukraine and russia have lost huge numbers of soldiers in the battle, but ukraine insists on defending the area as it prepares for a major spring counteroffensive. >> it will happen. we are waiting. we do not know when it will happen. that's a good question. but we will be a part of it. >> we are all waiting for equipment from the west. ours is pretty old and worn out. it breaks down quickly so we are waiting for some new equipment from our partners abroad. >> that equipment is arriving, slowly but surely. western tanks, including british challengers and german-made leopards have arrived in the country. there are also rumors that u.s. and swedish built glsdb guided bombs are already in use. these munitions fired from the back of a truck have a range of 150 kilometers, nearly double the range of the rockets ukraine now uses. that would put many more russian targets including ammunition depots in ukra

they have the low staffing ratio of any big city in the u.s. d belize more cops would lead to the results the mayor wants to see. >> when we were 1400, we were the safest city in the nation. the population in city has grown. we need to grow our public infrastructure of safety with the city. >> do more officers equal more safety? one person wants to know from sj pd why they think that is true. >> how i am supposed to evaluate that as a decision if you are not saying these are the specific problems that we are going to address, and here is how that will work and here is how you will know that was effective. >> without that, it is hard the taxpayers should trust the budget should be allocated this way when the fiscal year begins in july. ama: oaklands police officers union has filed a claim against the city in response to the recent ransomware attack on behalf of all city employees and calls for reimbursement of damages officer suffered because the date of the. stolen personal and financial files from oakland were leaked onto the dark web and most

. >>> plus, citi's nathan sheets pushing back the timeline for recession in the u.s he joins us to tell us why. >>> regional banks, an exclusive with ceo of synovus, seeing deposits rise in this quarter. >>> we'll start with stocks. recovering s&p 500 lower by 0.3%. the nasdaq down 0.4% we were down almost 200 points at the last of the last hour renewed focus on the slowdown. philly fed posting eighth straight lowest month. jobless claims rising more than expected continuing claims hit the highest level since november 2021 existing home sales weaker, now down 22% from last year. leading indicators falling more than 1%. then spotty big cap earnings from the likes of tesla and netflix and the fed's picture for may meeting. gets a little murkier. fed speakers continue to say, more hikes are ahead let's bring in cnbc senior markets commentator mike santoli. they're more worried about inflation than recession they expected the economy to feel some pain that's what we're feeling. >> we're seeing it there's no denying the fact that the landing looks less soft, if you pull that data together. t

u.s. is mostly holding, though heavy gunfire was heard today in the capital city of khartoum. u.s.have released two photos, showing u.s. embassy evacuees landing in djibouti over the weekend. one photo shows the u.s. ambassador to sudan being greeted by the general in charge of u.s. forces there. the other shows two women hugging on the tarmac. now depart 2 of our 8-month investigation into the collapse of hospitals serving some of the nation's most vulnerable communities. cbs news chief medical correspondent dr. jon lapook found investors are making millions while some patients are left without a place to go for their basic health care needs. >> reporter: went texas vista medical center shuts down on monday, it will leave the majority hispanic south side of san antonio with only one full-service hospital, 110 beds for nearly half a million people. >> my people, my residents, r1 minute away from losing hope. >> reporter: in 2017, the buildings in texas vista were sold to medical properties trust, which has bought up the real estate in nearly 200 u.s. hospitals come often in low inc

u.s. jp morgan, bank of american, wells fargo and then citi.here is a bank in the west coast called silicon valley bank that was not as well-capitalized. did the regulators not understand what was going on? were people in the banking world, people like you, were you surprised? jane: you had a combination of two pieces, the macro and idiosyncratic factors around silicon valley bank and the impact accelerated by social media of what went down. the increasing rates have been the fastest and steepest in 40 years. so there is a bit of pain that comes from that. secondly, you did have idiosyncratic factors. i think that is the polite british way of describing them, in silicon valley bank. [laughter] so, as all of this played out, you saw serious holes in the balance sheet management. they had a very concentrated client base. that client base ended up burning cash much faster than anticipated. and they ended up under duress capital and it went down pretty quick. david: in the great recession in 2007 or 2008 or so, the u.s. passed tarp legislation. und