allá en el condado yolo.ron al menor a un hospital local donde sucumbió a las lesiones que sostuvo en el lugar de la tragedia. encontraron un camión y en el interior a un niño de 3 años y también a un hombre asociado con dicho vehículo. todavía no determinan la causa de esta colisión y la autopista 1 estuvo cerrada debido al incendio de un carro justo al sur de half moon bay. bueno, de acuerdo a las autoridades, esta camioneta que ve en pantalla se incendió mientras circulaba por la carretera y posteriormente el conductor chocó contra 2 vehículos estacionados. el incidente no dejó heridos. la rápida intervención de los bomberos y los agentes de la patrulla de caminos permitió reabrir este tramo. minutos después ice con esta fotografía le mostramos un choque que ocurrió en rancho córdoba y en el condado sacramento. la oficina del alguacil reporta 2 fallecidos y otras 2 personas con lesiones. el accidente ocurrió un poco antes del mediodía. mientras tanto, en san josé atropella y matan a un peatón. poco después

i was like, "i mean, yolo, bobby.hour passes by two hours. we're like, "are you seeing them?" you're like, "wait, is that -- >> jimmy: yeah, "when do they start? now? >> we saw, like, a faint - we're like, "is that -- is that -- no that's not - is that them?" >> jimmy: is that the sun? the sun rising >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] so, we're like, "should we just go just a little further just a little further. and so, we went a little further. and we were like, i think -- i think maybe that's them. i think that's them. >> jimmy: i think that's good enough for you >> sure. like, we saw a little. and i was like, "all right, i'll take it." so, we just were like, "all right, it's late we've got an early call time in the morning. so, we're speeding back. we're speeding back to the hotel. and just taking our little northern lights experience and just, you know, trying to be satisfied enough with that >> jimmy: yeah >> about two weeks later, bobby gets something in the mail and apparently, we broke the law in -- in iceland

way car going eastbound on yolo. >> uh- struck a bus shelter which had four people, two adults and two children. >> the fire chief says two people were killed, an adult and a child. >> obviously, there are multiple calls to 911, so police and fire worked together to uh- to treat all of the victims, to assess and treat them. and unfortunately, two were really, really critically injured and there was no hope for them. >> three people were taken to the hospital, including the driver of this suv which struck the bus shelter. at this point, it's unclear how the collision happened. >> we don't know if the driver had a medical emergency. that is all under investigation on the impact of the crash was so intense it could be heard a half block away. >> we heard a really loud crash and i thought it was two trains colliding, and then a bunch of people in the restaurant went out and looked and said not to go out there because it was, really gory. the crash happening just feet from the entrance of the muni west portal station, which was busy on saturday afternoon. >> we have a lot of shaken up peopl

it happened on west portal avenue and yolo street saturday afternoon.porter gloria rodriguez here with the latest and the vigil that's planned for tonight. >> good morning, kumasi. this morning, the san francisco police department tells me a baby is still suffering from life threatening injuries. a vigil is scheduled for five this evening at the crash site. the nonprofit walk san francisco fights for pedestrian safety and is planning that vigil. friends of the victims have been leaving flowers at the site of the crash at the muni bus shelter in san francisco's west portal neighborhood. family friends say a couple and their toddler and baby were waiting at the bus stop on saturday when the driver of an suv crashed into them, a friend says. the father and toddler were killed. an sfpd says a woman died from her injuries on sunday, a friend saying that was the wife and mom. >> a lot of things that we knew about, like love was then, you know, like they were like amazing couple. like they had like no issues with anything. they were just like love, love, love

. >> mayor london breed, speaking at the scene of a horrific crash at a bus stop on yolo street and lennox way car going eastbound on yola, uh- struck a bus shelter which had four people, two adults and two children. the fire chief says two people were killed, an adult and a child. >> obviously, there are multiple calls to 911, so police and fire worked together to treat all of the victims, to assess and treat them. and unfortunately, two were really, really critically injured and there was no hope for them. >> three people were taken to the hospital, including the driver of this suv which struck the bus shelter. at this point, it's unclear how the collision happened. >> we don't know if the driver had a medical emergency. that is all under investigation on the impact of the crash was so intense it could be heard a half block away. >> we heard a really loud crash and i thought it was two trains colliding, and then a bunch of people in the restaurant went out and looked and said, not to go out there ■because it was, really gory. >> the crash happening just feet from the entrance of the muni

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. >> mayor london breed, speaking at the scene of a horrific crash at a bus stop on yolo street and lenox way car going eastbound on iola uh- struck a bus shelter which had four people, two adults and two children. the fire chief says two people were killed, an adult and a child. >> obviously there are multiple calls to 911, so police and fire work together to treat all of the victims, to assess and treat them. and unfortunately, two were really, really critically injured. and there was no hope for them. >> three people were taken to the hospital, including the driver of this suv, which struck the bus shelter. at this point, it's unclear how the collision happened. we don't know if the driver had a medical emergency. >> that is all under investigation. >> the impact of the crash was so intense it could be heard a half block away. >> we heard a really loud crash and i thought it was two trains colliding, and then a bunch of people in the restaurant went out and looked and said not to go out there because it was, really gory. >> the crash happening just feet from the entrance of the muni we

zonas que si todavía tenemos esa advertencia por el viento es en los condados de sacramento solano, yolohoe, las aguas, si nos queremos dar un poquito, tocar esa agua fría, van a estar un poquito de de peligrosas en lo que es las olas más de 5 pies es que se están midiendo ahora, pero por el pronóstico lo que se espera es nada de esa nieve cayendo desde el cielo. lo que vamos a ver es el sol y las temperaturas, por supuesto, frescas. así que a llevarse un abrigo o 2. regresando aquí al área de la bahía para estas temperaturas de esta tarde de viernes 73 en oakland 75 en santa rosa y 75 al igual aquí en san josé. vamos a mirar que mañana sábado todavía agradable. las temperaturas bajan un poquito, pero vamos a disfrutar el día de san patricio en san francisco con 66 y por supuesto, continuar con estas temperaturas y estos cielos despejados a lo largo de la región. vamos a viajar ahora hacia sacramento. vamos a mirar que empezando desde el lunes, todavía continuamos con una semana laboral bastante agradable ya para lo que sería los últimos de la próxima semana. vamos en descenso porque los

. >> investigators say the driver was speeding and driving the wrong way down yolo street in the westashed into a bus stop. the only surviving member of that family is a baby who's hospitalized with life threatening injuries. hundreds of people are on hand for a vigil being held for three right now for the victims. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone. is there live j.r. >> dan i'm a hundreds of people are paying their respects to that family and this west portal neighborhood of san francisco. and you can see that directly behind me. they have even closed this street off. this is hit the community hard. hugs and tears could be seen as this vigil got underway. three of four family

she is being held currently at the santa clara county jail in yolo county.investigating after a three-year-old somehow managed to get behind the wheel of a truck. >> and run over another toddler, candles and flowers are now at the site where the 2 year-old girl was hit and killed happened at a gas station in woodland ju outside sacramento. police say the 3 year olds father left the toddler in the driver's seat while the truck was running, stepped away to go to the gas station. the father has not been arrested. the 2 year-old girl was supposed to turn 3 next month. and internal audit firm. bart shows 3 employees who claim to be working 10 hour days with briefly report to duty before then going home. >> for mature portions of their ships. the report claims that the 3 employees collected and and earned base salary little extra earnings from shift pay over time and double time. pay on holidays. well, their specific roles were not released. bart says that the employees we're not approved for remote work and that their duties were not conducive to remote work. the

but, now as our colleague melissa murray calls it is the yolo court. it's reaching out to grab issues. and here, that three judge opinion and jackson said on page two that the court today is protecting not just itself but the petitioner. . the petitioners donald trump. what they said there is that the court went out of its way to protect donald trump and for future legal proceedings. that is a fairly scary process that the courts are reaching out in deciding momentous issues with that case in front of it. >> i've been very clear on air with the viewers, that there wasn't a lot of precedents for the states doing this. i expected it to lose badly. as you know, with nine in the judgment it was pretty clear. and yet, we can also learn tonight the court didn't stop there. talk about a. when you could've had a 90 unified thing. what a nice way to start the year. it appears that five justices, absent justices wanted to get more done for their gender and however they put it. so, your view on all of this -- i think that the answer this, to some extent is in the

we're working to get an this happened on yolo street and lenox way just after noon yesterday becausertal station, but that has since resumed. mayor london breed visited the the crash, and in a statement called it heartbreaking, saying the focus is on the victims and their families right now. >> for those that have children, i have children myself and our first responders do, you know, it hits everybody at home. >> this area usually has a lot of pedestrians because of the transit center, and it's been st patrick's day celebrations this weekend. there is a small memorial that weúsaw here with a candle just across the street. we still don't know what caused this crash. we don't know if alcohol or speed wasc a factor. police have not said anything about that. they say they're spstill investigating, but cleay way that it hits the building goes up onto the curb and hits this bus stop in. the amount of damage here. and of course, the lives lost. just a tragedy for this neighborhood. live quintan, >> amanda thank you. we know a man is in custody accused of shooting and killing another man in

everything, borrowing money and maxing out of their credit cards not because are frivolous or because of yoloe zero hope in the future be! and it's one of the things that elected leader has to dpmac the person in the white house has to be the ceo of america. when i say ceo of america, chief excitement opposite. you have to make us love and embrace this nation and everybody in this nation be a part of this feature instead of separating, dividing is, chastising us and beating some of us for not beating on the same political ideology as you. and by the way, the 30 and 40 -year-olds are plunging now because they can't afford to raise her families. >> sean: yep. and you must buy an ev by 2030, you can't eat meat, no gas stove is, no, no air conditioners. thanks joe. can ask it is, is joe biden trying now to buy votes ahead of november, because earlier today the president announced in spite of a supreme court ruling, yet another round of student loan forgiveness, totally neuralink another $6 billion per public service workers, bringing into the grand total of student debt cancelation to an almost h

and in california, sacramento, yolo and stanislaus counties have also confirmed measles cases. you might want to think twice before drinking straight from the tap. a new cdc report found 214 disease outbreaks occurred between 2015 2020, all associated with tap water. the outbreaks resulted in over 2000 illnesses, including more 550 hospitalizations and close to 100 people dying. the report underscores the need for better water surveillance, an outbreak protection to protect against water, loving germs at home. the cdc recommends boiling water before use. or purchasing and south. 53 are 58 filter and also cleaning out those water will light appliances, maybe a little bit more. former president joe biden and skews me president joe biden and former president barack obama came together again to celebrate the 14th anniversary of the affordable care act. they were also joined by former house speaker nancy pelosi. this was saturday. they were touting the efforts and success of this initiative warning voters that donald trump would again try to overturn this law if he wins a second ter

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. >> investigators say the driver was speeding and driving the wrong way down yolo street in the west portal neighborhood on saturday when she crashed into a bus stop. the only surviving member of that family is a baby who's hospitalized with life threatening injuries. hundreds of people are on hand for a vigil being held for three right now for the victims. >> abc seven news reporter j.r stone. is there live j.r. >> dan i'm a hundreds of people are paying their respects to that family and this west portal neighborhood of san francisco. and you can see that directly behind me. they have even closed this street off. this is hit the community hard. hugs and tears could be seen as this vigil got underway. three of four family members died in this area. their baby is still in the hospital. even those who didn't know the family were broken up about what had happened. the police chief left flowers and the mayor of san francisco is in attendance as well. i talked with one woman who said she lives on the other side of san francisco, but had to come and show her support. >> just let the family

it's called a yolo shopping.he wall street journal is reporting that a lot of people, whether it's yellow spending, a lot of people are apparently doing this by going to concerts, booking international travel and doing a lot more. experts say the covid lockdowns have resulted in some people just splurging on things that they couldn't do during that time. and the numbers don't lie. consumers spent more than 145 billion dollars more in february. then they did the month before. and that's the biggest monthly increase. and more than a year. well, with summer, right around the corner, it's a good time to start thinking about that. summer travel. if you need some ideas. a new list shows the 20 most searched locations by u.s. travelers on google flights coming in at number one, london that's followed by paris, which you can see right here that's hosting the upcoming summer olympics. tokyo came in at number 3. that's not tokyo. and rounding out the top 5 is rome. then new york. and speaking of france, the olympics, franc

saving a down payment, millenials are putting money into crypto or equity, thinking they will just yolon payment. they see housing is out of reach. really it is in the sense in 1958, cost three times the median income to buy the median home. today it costs six times the median income to buy the median home. that is projected to be eight times by 2050 if nothing changes. charles: you can argue it underscores maybe this is a great investment. on the other part there is a lot more work than high mortgages, right? we're in a frustrating time. i'm glad you could come on to help us. amy, thank you very much. >> thank you. charles: check this out, he went from cautious powell, to exuberant powell all in a matter of weeks. the market is loving it. of course what will happen to main street? we'll dive into that for you next. ♪. he hits his mark —center stage—and is crushed by a baby grand piano. you're replacing me? customize and save with liberty bibberty. he doesn't even have a mustache. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ as an independent financial advisor, i

the most significant was a tragic fatal collision that happened in the 900 block of yolo street, just a real tragic incident. and just for the details, on march 16th, 2024, at approximately 12:13 p.m, san francisco police officers responded to the area of lola and lola street and lenox way on a report of a solo vehicle collision involving pedestrians. officers arrived on the scene and located multiple victims suffering from injuries. as sfpd officers and sfpd firefighters rendered aid to the victims, and despite those life saving efforts made by the first responders, two victims were declared deceased at the scene. three other patients were transported to the hospital with a multitude of serious injuries, since this saturday's incident, two of those three that were transported have also passed away. officers learned that the driver of the vehicle, identified as 78 year old mary fong lao, was traveling eastbound on yolo street when she crashed into a bus stop at the intersection of lowell street and lennox way. through the course of this investigation, that san francisco police departm

couldn't just be the instagram, yolo lifestyle of i, you know, i'm just to traipse around the world and nothing it's one of those pipe dreams that we know people throughout history who have not had ownership of property and haven't had their private property rights enforce. they have been unfree, they have been unhappy and. many cases, they've lost their lives. so you have to ask yourself why, you know, why is that that they're pushing you're not only the non ownership but the buy in piece and. i think as we see the global financial stakes shifting, which can get into and you have people who see that happening, you know, they want to make sure that they stay wealthy and powerful, but the will that was left out of the ya'll and if they can get you to buy into that concept, you just go along with this and that you're going to rent your life as a subscription or a service and become the product. it makes it much easier them. if you're going along willingly versus them trying to have to force upon you is the justification that you'll be happy they it's like a carefree, no responsibility lif

an suv struck the bus shelter on yolo and west portal, right near the muni station.n happened. to weather. now let's check in with lisa. it's going to be a nice day out. >> yes it is. we have a marine layer. you can see it's scattering out there from emeryville this morning. it's cooler in san francisco at 50 degrees, as well as oakland and half moon bay. 49, san jose. there's the fog. san francisco in the low 60s today, mid 40s in the north bay. so we will see temperatures rebound to the low 70s inland. >> lisa, thank you. and thank you all for joining us. gma is next. >> here's what's happening around the bay area showing you where we have those showers. >> they are light in nature. and of this front already moving through the north bay. it's about to move into the city. >> and the east bay was wet. the roads are wet, traffic is sluggish. so just be careful. >> watch abc seven mornings. >> the tiktok band passes in the house. so what's next? plus, biden and trump clinched the nominations, leaving many voters frustrated. this morning on abc's this week. >> join us f

our colleague, marissa murray has called this supreme court the yolo court in which they are reaching out to the side issues they don't have to. it is in one sense, one that would lead donald trump feeling disappointed today that they didn't do that. i suspect they didn't do that because there are criminal proceedings that are ongoing against donald trump right now, where that very question is the ball game, and so for the supreme court to have reached out to try and grab that in this case, i think would have been premature. i think now the action focuses where it should be which is that trump january 6th criminal trial. the supreme court will hear an argument whether he is immune from his conduct from january 6th. they'll hear an oral argument during the week of april 22nd. i think it's notable that today is the day that the trump -- the trial against donald trump for january 6th would have started and instead we're talking about this supreme court opinion on the 14th amendment and we're not going to get to talk about that trial because the supreme court last week delayed it through

ards not because they're frivolous and not even because of so-called yolo orbecause e fy because theyave zero hope in the future. e and that's one of the things an elected leader has to do. you know, that'sthtd leader then in the white house has to be the ceo of america. and i sa y the old america, chief excitement officer, you have to make us love thieose nation embrace of this nation. and every single body, everybod atioy in this nation should feel a part of its nature. it's separating us, dividing us, chastising us and browbeating some of us for not being on the same political ideology issue that is. >> and by the way, the 30 cannot afford to raise their families up and telling you, you must buy a navy by 2030. you can't even a me. >> no gas stoves, nove refrigerators, no air conditioners. gee, thanks, joe. the me ask you, this is jo biden trying now to buy votes ahead of november? , be because earlier today the president announced, in spite of a supremcatodaye ru, yet another round of student totalingiveness nearly another $6 billion forane public service workers, bringing the gra

do you have fomo on momo because yolo?to load up on assets like that but a fully invested and balanced approach with discipline rebalancing with the tilt toward value seems warranted. what was that? do you want to explain. >> i wrote that just for you because i know you like acronyms. my update revealed i spent last week on a crews with my family. >> we will talk about that. you said you were enthusiastically neutral. does that still your approach to markets now? >> we are still neutral. the momentum situation is interesting. we just concluded a study of momentum. if you naively by the top-performing stocks every month and look at the performance of that kind of strategy, it's at an all-time high. so momentum, based on the data i have, which goes back to the 1990's and further, it has never worked this well. this is worrisome. but the conclusion of our analysis is that when momentum spikes like that it's not necessarily a bad thing for market. that's counterintuitive but what we are finding. >> so stick with it is the mess

remember a young, married couple and their child killed when an suv plowed into them at a bus stop on yolotreet saturday. it's a sad day for the whole city, eva says. she didn't know the family but was nearby when the. >> i feel that i need to be here to show respect for the family, and i hopeúthat the infant will survive. >> the couple's infant, the sole family member to live now in the hospital. eva's friend witnessing the accident. >> she was very shaken up, you r drove past her and hit the bus stop. it was very fast. >> the driver, 78 year old mary fong lao, now under. >> we need to change how people drive in san franciscon speed is the number one after time. >> safety advocate walk sf helping to just hold everybody close to our hearts and give people a little peace. >> and also just remember the precious lives that we've lost. >> san francisco mayor london breed and police chief bill scott also arriving to pay their respects off camera. a close family friend identifying the victims as brazilian national diego oliveira, his wife matilda and their son joaquin. >> it just touched me dawn

yolo the uniformity value, and it diminishes rce of the political accountability value. so i think congress would have very good reason to think that agencies should do this and that courts should respect it within the bounds of reasonableness. >> justice gorsuch? >> you agree that courts, under thap have to review questions of law involving the constitution dno? general prelogar: yes. i think there might be certain circumstances with respect to certain provisions where more deferential standards apply, but i certainly agree they d't defer to agencies. justice gorsuch: ok. and you agree that, elsewhere in the law, when posed with questions of law, courts review those de novo, generally speaking? general prelogar: i think that, in many contexts, it's de novo. certainly not in all contexts. justice gorsuch: the examples you gave, i think, were aedpa and mandamus, right? neral prelogar: yes. i think those are two go examples of situations where there are specifications of a standard of review that's more defereia justice gorsuch: i wonder whether those have mortoo with reme

i mean it's the elf al fayed yolo is everybody's talking about in the queen mother champion chase. there? >> yes . he there? >> yes. he will be priced accordingly to a very, very solid horse, he's a strange one, really, because he knows how much he can get away with when it comes to the jumping department. he's very quick , department. he's very quick, he's very low. he doesn't spend too much time in the air. this guy ' too much time in the air. this guy , and he can give his punters guy, and he can give his punters a fright because he likes to nudge a fence here and there. but a very strong, powerful but he's a very strong, powerful horse. huge engine, i don't think beat today. think they get beat today. willie mullins won the feature yesterday. i think he'll win the feature today. he ended up with three winners yesterday. he didn't get off the winning start, afternoon get start, but the afternoon did get better as we went along. but as you can expect, got another very strong hand today and i certainly can't see past el fagiolo in today's feature. again, good man paddy. >> thank y

but if yolo of their math it's going up higher than that.is going over the $2,800,000,000,000. do we do this to lie to the bond markets or each other or sit just so the you know, in washington basically quotes the old number? but does anyone understand when you see mements of numbers that are functionally a trillion the burn rate right now is we're borrowing a trillion about every 125 days.■mg■ . we're going to lk and when we get to the end, we're going to do some slides trying to take a look at the president's budget they dropped just a few hours ago and our base math. so i'm going to run through many of these really quickly because there were a number of things said during the president's state of the u a bizarre. they're urban folk legend. as we've seen in this town, if you say a lie enough times, it starts baseline political discussion. what happened after the t.c.j. -- t that's the tax reform that happened in december, 2017. and there's two reasons for doing this. i want to show that the vast majoritÅ■ix cuts were were for the working m