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at major events. ktvu is james torres is live at chase center at san francisco with the new guidance and how soon it will go into effect. james good morning. frank according to you . yeah. you know, these events chase center have been ongoing for several months. now we've seen concerts here. we've seen warrior games here behind these still see the gates all set up before you even get into the center. you have to cross that gate. and show your proof of vaccination. but that may soon be a thing of the past. california health leaders announcing earlier this week, they are changing the guidance for what are considered mega events. those are indoor events with at least 1000 people in attendance or outdoor events with at least 10,000 people. and just about two weeks, the state will no longer require you to show proof of vaccination or a recent negative covid-19 tests that will now shift to a strong recommendation. the department of health says a combination of low covid-19 cases and hospitalizations and hig

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next 10 at 10 outlook. we are going to notice a warming trend peaking on tuesday and a week from today with low 70's are turning for warmest inland valleys. so today, 48 degrees below average by tuesday. we're going to be 5 to 10 degrees above normal and above average temperatures all week long. but then we could see some light rain returning by next weekend into 10 days from now. so keeping our eyes peeled on that because storm door, i don't want close just yet. very light showers. but hey, at least you got something the last couple of days. absolutely. thanks. >> and thank you so much for joining us here tonight on kron 4 news. we'll see you back here tomorrow. have a good night to tie it. >> announcer: the following is a paid commercial program proudly brought to you be prosvent. do you make frequent trips to the bathroom... suffer from urgency... hesitancy? do you get up more than once a night? can you even sit through a movie? or, worse, have a diminished sex drive? if so, chances are you have an enlar

here at home. the city of mountain view is asking for the public's help in reducing bike and pedestrian collisions. on city streets. the city held a virtual meeting to get the public's ideas on ways to make the streets safer following a deadly bicycle crashed. last week involving a 13 year old boy. the child collided with a truck at the intersection of el camino real grant road and highway 2 37. in 2000 and 19. the mountain mountain view city council adopted a vision zero policy. this policy is based on the principles that the loss of life from traffic and traffic collisions is unacceptable. and often preventable and transportation system should be designed to protect human life. anticipate human error. mountain view as a goal to eliminate deadly traffic accidents by the year 2030. we now know the name of the man who was shot and killed this week on a busy road that runs right through lafayette, contra costa county sheriff's department says 20 year old basil jelani of lafayette was shot and killed

at the same time, you're looking at european natural gas. you are looking at risk reversals in europe, pricing in parity. the most bearish pricing when it comes to the single currency since the decade. francine: dani burger with the latest on natural gas and a some of the corporate says well. let's get to the bloomberg first word news. angel: the biden administration is considering whether to ban russian assets without the cooperation of europe. oil surged to its highest $139 a barrel in asia, trading after it emerged that the u.s. was weighing a possible embargo of russian crude, banning supply in an already volatile market. american officials have been in close act with allies on a possible ban, while also working to prepare for the domestic impact. russia says it will reopen humanitarian corridors for civilians to escape the fighting in several cities after ukrainian officials claim moscow violated a cease fire intended to allow for safe passage. both sides have said they are open to holding more tax today. the u.s. says 1.5 million peopl

look at the block. logan johnson that the younger brother of tyler johnson, last chance for santa clara. it rims out. they almost hit that shot. but guess what? saint mary's hangs on to get the win. 75 to 72. saint mary's will now play guns in the wcc championship game. remember saint mary's just up seconds at a a couple weeks ago. now i spoiled the lead to the other semifinal. >> usf taking on gives silly me. forgot we have the actual highlight right after this. one. but this one wasn't close. chet holmgren. he's so good. he had 17. he's going to be a top 3 draft pick. then here drew he's been in college. it feels like 30 years. 3 point play for them. guns wins by 10. so it gives agus saint mary stage is set wcc championship game in the desert, las all righty. that is your look at sports. >> that was jason dumas reporting. the warriors are going to play the clippers tonight at the chase center with tipoff at 7 o'clock. >> hey today's the first day of the kron. 4 remarkable women series, which is really

looking at what else is going on, the tug-of-war we have at the moment. russia legibly asking china -- russia allegedly asking for china for help, putting them in a difficult positions. sanctions also being put on russia, fresh ones at least, by austria. haslinda: in the markets of course they been bracing for the fed lift up for 18 months. it is here amid market mayhem. suffice to say we have five year yield currently at 2%, at the same level as 10 year yield. a reflection of concerns of inflation and that tightening. investors on edge with the vix elevated at about 30. take a look at where we are in terms of the movers and the equities market. a pretty mixed picture. nikkei to 20 by the sentiment -- being dragged down by tech stocks on the back of the nasdaq dragon index. slumping about 10% on friday alone. take a look at where we are in terms of hstech. all 30 members on the benchmark in negative territory. take a look at the worst-performing. trip.com down about 14%. gds slumping 20%. massive selloff in terms of chinese tech stocks. rishaad: massive w

it will be shown at 7:30 tonight and tomorrow at 2:00 p.m. lisa, let's get a final check on the forecast. lisa: just a little bit of a drink of rain for the plants and the farms because we have had one wave move through. more offshore but only a level 1 system. along monterey and the central coast more impressive cells. anywhere from 2/10 and less in the north. hopefully one third along the coast. this winds down quickly after 5:00. clear and cold tonight with a sunny day to start spring. into monday, tuesday and wednesday temperatures rapidly warm beer cooler by the end of the week. liz: thank you. and thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i am liz kreutz with lisa argen. we have a packed day of sports ahead. next at 10:00, first round ncaa women's tournament action from the bridgeport region. mercer takes on uconn. at noon in the wichita region buffalo faces tennessee. and then abc7 news continues at 4:30 followed by 5:00 hockey on abc. the rangers face off against the tampa lightning. busy day. have a great day. we will see you tomorr

morning at 8 o'clock. and we'll get an update on their plans with the sit in. >> and what they plan to do this evening at the board of educators meeting, they do plan to storm it and we'll get an update on that coming up at 8 o'clock. we'll bring you a live report from the district offices in san francisco. i'm sarah stinson reporting from the newsroom. back to you. meantime, the san francisco school board has 3 new members who are just sworn in by mayor london breed. >> the members are and shoe lady modem eddy and lea. so weisman ward. they were appointed to replace the board members who were recently recalled. all 3 are currently parents of students in the san francisco schools, which is something that people who supported the recall wanted to see. >> they've experienced must all the challenges that experience a loss i think the next the school district we have like so many issues to be wet, you know, for us, the unusual and then the high and that is the learning loss and the meant the price of that is s

and i ate a t oakland. police say it responded to the side show before 03:00am saturday morning about 600 cars were involved, blocking traffic and making it more difficult for police to access area when they arrived. opd says they found a victim suffering from massive trauma in an apparent gunshot wound. officers say he later died at the hospital too often. >> when we talk to folks who participate in the sideshows, they say, hey, it's just, you know, kids having fun. unfortunately, it's not just kids having fun when you end up losing lives in the process when gun violence erupts afterwards and we need to put an end to this. i will say reckless activity that put people's lives in danger. city council member lauren taylor represents district 6 in oakland says they see this violence too often. >> and people need to be held accountable and we're dealing with people who are in pain, hurting. >> and because they don't value their own lives, they are putting others lives in danger and that's frankly not acceptable

pretty nice at 72 in santa rosa as well as petaluma each at 68. you're look ahead of next 7 days tomorrow. the coolest of the forecast for this week anyways. after that cold front pushes through along with some showers, especially in the morning wednesday, thursday and friday, we dry out and slowly warm back up into the 70's by friday. only briefly there. temps fall again into the weekend with more showers possible saturday into early sunday. as far as roadways go, it's been a pretty typical morning. you had your back up in the bay bridge toll plaza. but now that metering lights are off, things are rolling just fine through there. you can expected to take 20 minutes to get across the bay bridge this morning. we are seeing some issues in san mateo, but not so much on 92 itself. we do have some road work on one. 0 one. and we did have an incident on one. 0, one southbound at the intersection of 92 that briefly resulted in some problems. but that is cleared now and things are rolling at the limit on the san mateo bridge. richmond center fell bridge a

a little bit chillier at 52. but daly city, 60 upper 50's. 64 in burlingame today. 62 in south san francisco mid to upper 60's as we go from san carlos in redwood city, palo alto, a high of 67. if you're going to be in that neighborhood today and then then near 70 our south zone. 69, pretty much everywhere you look, san jose campbell, santa clara cupertino, morgan hill, you'll be at a high of 67 and then upper 60's continue in the east bay, especially in the livermore valley along the bay side communities. we're looking at mid to upper 60's there, the east bay shoreline. 66 in oakland and then look at all those 70's that i'm tracking concord and walnut creek and them. 72, if you're going to be out in the delta, brett would discovery bay 73 for the high today. 71 in fairfield and then the low 70's through youngsville sonoma and into napa. the north bay point re. 61 in stinson beach, upper 50's and in seminole upper 60's. 71 degrees for the high in santa rosa. tomorrow is going to be a little bit warmer as kicking

as we look at 24 hour temperature change, the north bay looking at cool numbers. good visibility, numbers near 60 by 9:00 inland with all of the sun. by noontime, upper 60's with mid-60's around the bay. afternoon temperatures could be around 70 in the warmest locations. reggie: the mid atlantic and southeast bracing for severe weather and new rounds of tornadoes after the deep south that slammed overnight. kumasi: at least to confirm tornadoes causing widespread power outages. jobina is at the live desk tracking the timeline. jobina: several areas badly damaged from storms just last week were hit again, every seven people were injured yesterday when a tornado hit northern arkansas. there is a school gym destroyed at an elementary school overnight, in nashville, paneling fella five stories from the side of a hotel. landing on the roof of a building below. the latest weather threat puts residents on edge outside of new orleans, where another tornado caused extensive damage last week. >> we put a new roof on this week on this part of the structure. they tarped where

at 9 o'clock. we want to get to what's happening right now, which is former ufc champion cain velasquez is in court in the south for his arraignment. he's facing charges right now of attempted murder after a person was injured in a shooting in san jose which is where we find kron four's will tran with the latest for us this morning. will. >> kamal ask, as has been charged with 10 counts of attempted murder. and if convicted, he could face 20 years

also at 37 degrees. a little bit milder, though, around the bay area shoreline with downtown san francisco. cooling down to 43 degrees and temperatures tomorrow. slightly cooler forecast. thanks to that increase in cloud cover. so we're going to see a lot more 60's as opposed to today. 70's that we're tracking for inland valleys. still in the low 70's tomorrow for fremont san jose and redwood city. so enjoy that seasonal temperatures, though, for downtown san francisco at 60 degrees with oakland. also near average highs at 64 degrees. and don't forget, we spring forward this weekend. so we are going to notice daylight saving time beginning overnight sunday sunset by sunday night will be at 7 o'clock. so enjoy that extra sunshine. but we're going to track a lot more cloud cover. and i'm tracking our storms hour by hour. my next full forecast in just a few minutes. just steam back to you. thanks, on the first full day where major league baseball teams can sign free agents. the san francisco giants have sig

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we'll see more build at the bay bridge at the top of the screen. overnight warning here, there will be delays getting through the webster tube. you have to get to one of the bridges. traditional for maintenance, and of course it will be the opposite direction the next night. a crash here north 880 did clear, but it was there for enough time to cause a counter-commute. we're getting back to normal over there. the rest of this map shows a smooth drive south bay, slowing for 101. today expect slowing as well starting at about 10:00 this morning, one of those southbound lanes from santa cruz avenue, it will be closed for a project, landscape and maintenance work. back to you. >> thanks, mike. >>> still ahead this morning, a major reversal getting the attention of high school seniors everywhere. >> reporter: a lifeline for hundreds of prospective cal students. >> and a lifeline for ukraine. money on the bay this morning to ukraine, billions to support their efforts. to the big board, the dow doing quite well, crossing the 300 and back down to 299. you'r

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most expensive at 5.91. but there could be a break coming because oil prices fell 12% yesterday pack is now feeling that pressure to allow more oil production. one way to cut down on gas costs is to buy a more fuel efficient vehicle and kron four's charles clifford checked in with a scooter snore in alameda where business has been taking off. charles scooters aren't that cheap either. but cheaper than gas. >> well, you compared to a scooter to like an suv. it's quite a bit cheaper. granted, a scooter isn't for everyone. if you've got a family of 4, it may not work for you, but if you're just someone, you know, trying to get around some areas, it might be a good option. and i did visit a place here in alameda that says business is doing very well right now. >> just a park street alameda sits scooter import. they mainly sell scooters, but also motorcycles, four-wheelers and bikes. our biggest seller would be the small cc scooters rockies who works in sales and marketing here. he says that as the price of new a

at 7 o'clock. our top story this morning, hundreds of teachers with the san francisco unified school district say they're not getting paid. and today teachers will be sharing stories about the hardships that have been put on many of them. kron 4 sarah stinson. he's been following the story in the newsroom. good morning, sarah. >> yeah, the teachers union, united educators of san francisco says the school district hasn't paid hundreds of staff members since january 31st. there some people who say they haven't they haven't been paid it much longer than that. there's been payroll issues within the district. the union president says payroll department has been struggling to respond and correct the high volume of issues. there was an in-person clinic held by the district one week ago where teachers could go get answers as to when they would get paid 132 teachers and educators signed up and went to some of them walked away with a commitment to getting paid last friday while others were told it wouldn't b

looking at data as they come in. looking to see whether the date -- data show improvement, making a judgment. each meeting is a live meeting if we conclude appropriate to raise interest rates more quickly, then we'll do so. >> as we wait for chair powell to continue his press conference let quickly check on markets with the dow up about 50 points. jumping around really. up more than 200 prior to the decision top of the hour to hike rates. about 0.1% gain. nasdaq up, all talk focused on the bond market. five-year yield floating with levels above the ten-year yield. month macrosignificance no one likes to see inverted curves 2.21 on the ten year just over 2.5% on the third year and heard the chair emphasizing how much he thinks the committee is serious about returning to price stability to use his quote there. said he looked around the table and saw a group of people committed to price stability several times including in that response said there were fed members who wanted to do more than the quarter point hike per me

we're at 61. so pretty much the same kind of effort, at least though sunshine, pretty much beginning to end. cool to start, though, we're 30 napa. 32 santa rosa, the bottle. 41 45 san francisco and 32 coming in for livermore. our highs today. probably 59 san francisco, but lower 60's will cover for oakland and san jose. another wrinkle will be some wind starting to develop offshore. they will be starting lately today. continuing on through monday. we'll get some more into that coming up in just a bit, including that long range forecast. noel, thanks, dave. back to our coverage of the war in ukraine. hundreds of international students are trapped in the middle of the war zone in the eastern part of the country. kron four's gayle ong talked to one of the students. >> and the bay area nonprofit is trying to help them. >> you know, people that i waking by announcement waking sounds. >> just well as an indian medical student at simi state university in eastern ukraine around 30 miles from the russian b

oh, yes, look at that. as we look at the bay bridge. our meteorologist has been monstering what we can expect from the temperatures. definitely the rain going out but looks like a rainy day in the city. >> misting there, low clouds. but all of it expected to clear out in the next couple hours as we get a look at the foggy view in san francisco. we are going to see the sunshine that we're seeing in walnut creek start to make its way even to the coastline going into the next few hours. right now it's 60 degrees there. we're headed for the upper 60s with sunshine and i'd give it another hour or two before we see it clearing out along the coast. and looking at temperatures from about 4:00 this afternoon head the for 63 degrees in oakland. 68 in fairfield, rear view mirror at about 64 degrees. but then coming back to the lower 40s for tonight. and we are going to have some more cool temperatures to tart our stays. we're looking back at how much rain we had and what'shead in the microclimate forecast into next week coming up in a few minutes.

warming up quickly, at 61 at lunchtime, but then headed for the upper 60s today. it's going to be the day to get outside today because tomorrow rain moves in. we'll talk about that coming up. >>> and a quick check of your east bay drive times, southbound 680 from 580 to vargas road at ten minutes. no delays northbound or southbound from 238 to highway 84 you're looking at 11 minutes. i'll have a full traffic report coming up. >> it is quarter until 6:00 right now. president biden will speak with chinese president xi today. >> and no doubt warn him not to help russia in its invasion of ukraine. >> that's exactly right. our secretary of state had that same warning yesterday, help russia militarily or help it evade sanctions and you may be sanctions yourself. the white house says the call will take place 15 minutes from now. we will not know what was said specifically, but the administration will give us what they call a read-out at some point after the call. no doubt the discussions will be described as frank, because this is going to be straightforward. help the ru

maybe eight inches at 7000 feet. maybe a couple inches at southlake. highs today underneath the clouds, the scattered showers, breezy winds, level 1 system, well below average in the mid to upper 50's. you could even see a thunderstorm. 58 in palo alto, 57 in san mateo. we will clear quickly for a chilly evening, cold morning and then spring arrives tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. breezy in the afternoon. 70 inland. 80 inland. tuesday and wednesday are the warmest days, mid 80's inland. more clouds thursday and friday. liz: the warriors community foundation is launching a first of its kind program for at risk children. it is called generation thrive and it is located in oakland. the program will provide educational equity and college readiness programs for children. generation thrive will provide support and resources for community youth organizations. he talked about his experience growing up in oakland's youth programs. >> oakland has given me so much, the people have given me everything i have in my life and i am fully aware of that so i try to pay it

here at home a live look at gas station in mill valley. this is where gas is 5.29 a gallon. according to aaa san francisco's average gas right now hits at $5. napa hitting at $5.03 and most bay area under $5. the cheapest gas that we've been able to see around the bay area is in solano county, 4.87 a gallon. >> and that's tough especially if you want to hit the roads say as to tahoe. highway 50 at echo summit there, the roads are clear. nobody on it right now, in fact. but you still see some snow in the surrounding areas. rape coming to the bay area. kari is keeping tabs on that for us. >> yeah. we're making plans for the weekend and we're seeing changes in our weather and, of course, positive changes in the sense that we need this rain so desperately, and we're waking up to some of those showers in the north bay while much of the rest of the bay area has been only seeing some of the spotty showers moving through. the storm rangers showing the changes there. if you do plan to head to tahoe this weekend, we are looking at some good travel conditions today. temperatures will b

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tomorrow, your sunrise is at 7:23, setting at 7:15. here is the cloud cover that will continue to advance from the north bay and it will push to the south and east throughout the rest of the afternoon. if you need some sun, get out there early as we look at 10:00. there are a few sprinkles around , waking up some cloud cover. maybe a few light showers. otherwise, we will break out in the partly cloudy skies for your sunday. a level 1 system on the way allowing for some spotty showers . slick roadways. as we look at the rainfall potential here, the accumulating precip, you can see very little. some of you may not see any at all. just enough to get the ground wet. let's talk a -- let's take a look at monday and tuesday. this system to the north of us that w s getor generous in of precipitation. y.d of an inch for the north once again, a glancing blow for the rest of us. 65 in fremont. upper 60's and another mild afternoon for livermore and san jose. cooler for richmond with the winds picking up just 59. francisco come of the parade today

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at grant avenue and sacramento street. the race starts at eight a.m. we should see people start to line up soon. and then the race will head over to stockton street. it'll loop around the embarcadero and come back up kerney street to end right back here in the center of chinatown . we've got a lot of people kind of million around right now, but the streets will start to close around 7 15 here. we've got people kind of setting up and then everyone will line up and get started on this race will continue to update you throughout the morning and show you these people that are really excited to be back at this run. live in san francisco, amanda king panic ktvu fox students. thank you. amanda group of challenging the growing student population at uc berkeley's offering a compromise that could increase the number of incoming freshmen. come befall the state supreme court limited enrollment to more than 42,200 graduate and undergrads students for this school, you're making it equal to the 2020 enrollment. but the group save berkeley's neighborhood said. it back

look at china offshore renminbi, flat at that level. we are counting down to that npc meeting, a meeting that would dictate the policies that china will adopt. the big question is whether russia will sell its yuan -denominated assets to keep the currency afloat. in the equity market, we are seeing lower -- seeing it lower, but all session lows. rishaad: let's look at the interest rate decision coming through at the bottom of the hour. bank of china watching that closely, expecting core cpi year on year to be four percent or thereabouts. it is down zero .8% at the start of trading day. big move higher in the last few days. the baht moving higher. no change. nifty, futures contract and singapore, digesting higher or price, although it's come off one hundred 12 dollars a barrel the moment for brent, and the rupee losing a little bit of ground against the dollar. 75 rupees for a dollar. haslinda: let's get straight to her top story. president biden and zelinski holding a call and urging russia to cease its military activities in the area ar

afterward, catch american idol at 8:00, then at 8:00, then at 9:00 after the awards. at 11:00, we have local reaction plus the days headlines and the latest on the storm. we this morning, searchers have recovered the second blast -- black box in the plane crash. all people on board died. it scattered debris and created a 65 foot deep pit in the side of a mountain. searchers were looking for the flight data recorder after finding the cockpit voice recorder four days ago. both devices should help investigators find out what caused the plane to plummet. in the east bay, police are investigating the first homicide of the year. investigators say a fight friday night inside a bar lead to a shooting. when officers arrived, they found a person shot multiple times outside the bar. the man later died at the hospital. police have not identified the suspected shooter, anyone with information is asked to call san leandro police. in the south bay, community said farewell to rookie san jose police officer and former state football star packer. ♪ his funeral was held at redemption

that's how i'm looking at that. the objective is to achieve price stability and sustain a market and we feel the market is well positioned to withstand tighter monetary policy. >> let's go to howard at reuters. >> you have quite a markdown in g.d.p. how much do you feel is a result of the fed -- talking about monetary policy but going to bite quicker than expected? >> i think some of that is just an early assessment of the effects of spillovers from the war in eastern europe, which will hit our economy. highly uncertain, but are looking at higher oil prices and higher commodity pricees and that is what moved the assessments down. and i think monetary policy works with the lag. so some of that would be in there, but remember as well, 2.8% is very strong growth. and somewhere 1.75. it would have been one of the strong eflt years in fact of the last expansion. while it is lower than last year 5.8%, it is strong growth. it is a strong forecast. reporter: what would be bigger chunks? powell powell >> let's go to michelle

and it's been consistent and not just at a high elevation, but down at the sea level down at sea level. pardon me, so that's how it is. it's so windy. you can see if you look out there when you see look how clear the atmosphere is. really you get the clean, clear, crisp air when that wind blows, and it is blowing as we look at the long range model, of course, we're always got our eyes on the peel for rain. and so here we go. unfortunately this week, generally nothing. high pressure set up just this kind of looks like every literally looks like every monday for the last month and a half. i've gone through this and we look at it and go okay friday and then right around saturday sees something. get closer. and into sunday lower latitude now we're not seeing the forecast for rain directly, but with a few days to go on this forecast , i'm hoping that those two systems have a lower latitude, fetch and can impact us. we'll see. in the meantime, it's the wind, windy conditions. let's go up high. diablo's 24 miles an hour right now, let's trample up in the east bay hills 27 almost 30 miles an h

the news at noon starts now. this is katie fox two news at noon. and good afternoon, everyone. i'm mike mibach malley rasmus state water agencies are under new orders from the governor to cut water use. it's a move triggered by california's extreme drought conditions. we spoke to some of the bay area's water districts and suppliers to find out what it will mean for customers. at the very least, it means everyone will likely have to cut back or continue the water use cuts they've already put in place as a state. we haven't been great about this. in the past year, californians are using 2.5% more water now than they did last year. this year's exceptionally dry winter may be to blame. what happened. think and i totally is that, um people started watering their landscapes because it was so dry watering lawns and landscapes makes up the bulk of residential water use under the governor's executive order, water, utilities and suppliers will be required to cut water use by 10 to 20% we had such a great december we had a great october and we were all excited about seeing that snow pack

- at this any more, add a? it is not about the — at this any more, add a? it is not about the poll— at this any more, add a? it is not about the poll or _ at this any more, add a? it is not about the poll or whether - at this any more, add a? it is not about the poll or whether people | at this any more, add a? it is not i about the poll or whether people are forced, it is about what is right. it is just not right for the finest who sets the rules, failing to have one rule and the rest of us to face another one. i'm particularly taken with what representatives of the bereaved families, families bereaved due to clover the same today. they are saying that the prime minister should go because it is wrong to have one rule for him and his friends and another rule for the rest of us and it is also run that the banister has misled parliament, like the parliament and the british public on numerous occasions and it doesn't really matter what the polls say, that is just wrong, and doesn't really matter what the polls say, that isjust wrong, and if conservative mps

a look at last night's madness. the third hour of "today in the bay" continues right now. >>> here we go, friday morning. so nice, we can say it twice. friday morning, friday morning. i want to say thank you for allowing us to be a part of your morning. i'm marcus washington. >> i'm laura garcia. if you're on the go, we broadcast to your tv, but you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> we're going to get a look at the commute, but first we've got to talk about the forecast. >> we're going to have changes coming up midway through the weekend. right now it's drizzle and misty skies around the bay bridge this morning and eventually low clouds will start to break up as we head toward the afternoon. hazy sunshine inland and a nice spread of temperatures with low 70s around san jose, 66 in oakland, and speaking of the weekend forecast, tomorrow looks pretty good. then by sunday rain making a comeback. we'll have a closer look at that hour-by-hour and our full forecast coming up in about 15 minu

we are looking at the board at toshiba. shares up after it was reported the chief executive will resign along with a senior executive the company might review reorganization plans as well. last month, the company scrapped plans to divide into three listed companies, and stated -- decided instead to split into two. turning to what is going on in -- suspending work at japanese factories after they shut down computer systems because of a possible cyberattacks. a big blow for the carmaker as it tries to resume production after a factory called earlier this year linked to shortages of chips and covid outbreaks bid the affected supplier hopes to get systems up and running from wednesday. citigroup joining a list of banks investigated over employees use of messaging apps for work. the security and exchange commission probe on a regulatory filing. citibank says it is cooperating with authorities. others are being scrutinized as well for using unauthorized messaging services. let's turn to markets. haslinda: let's look at commoditie

look at look at the embarcadero. the wind is blowing. >> lawrence could be a nice weekend. that right? if you have nothing. good to talk about. talk about the weather, right? just like the movie says. out there tonight, we've got some clear skies over san francisco and got some patchy fog, though, moving in along the coastline. >> and we've got more of that fog to come in the coming days. you see along the coast now and that's going to begin to fill in overnight tonight through the monterey bay along the san mateo coastline and eventually moving inside the bay overnight. tonight into early tomorrow morning. so we wake up to some fog early little breezy by the afternoon. you see some partial clearing into san francisco going to be cool, though. you're looking at 50's in the downtown temperatures. go about 59 in the mission along the yeah. you might want to grab a jacket if you're headed out their sweatshirt. those temperatures are going to stay cool. and then the fog numbers generally in the 50's partial clearing into the afternoon inside the bay. of course, you're finding a

have fun at any age. well, i don't think you know sports have to compete, but i think rather, you know, there's a place for everyone. that top spot motel also this weekend and international soccer game over at paypal stadium in san jose is versus club leone kick off is at 5 30 in the afternoon. saturday however, there is a fanfest that starts at 1 30 in the afternoon on saturday, right there, i'll just recommend mass transit to try and get around because you know the freeways and roadways. are going to be clogged up alone in the action. wait a minute. here comes some more. this is this is this is the way this is a story to cover. i love it. and you know what? our old work friend greg liggins world. we're trying to encourage him to get out here because this is actually his sport that he did for many years. so perhaps you'll see greg liggins out here tomorrow. we live in a santa clara. jessie barry ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you up in oakland. that would certainly be fun to see boy. but jesse it

we look at our at that change over the past 24 hours, compared to yesterday. it is 19 degrees warmer already in napa and we haven't even made it to the peak of the warmth. and it looks like we're headed for the mid 80s for santa rosa which would smash the old record as it was set back in 2007 of 77 degrees. in livermore, we're also headed well above a record, reaching 83 degrees today. san francisco with the low 70s. it may not set a record but we'll be very close. we're expecting tomorrow, another warm day. we'll talk about that and the changes coming in the weekend forecast a little later. >> thank you. >>> violence is continuing to rock ukraine as the appears to be at a stalemate. we look at buildings and factories in mariupol. it shows huge explosions as the factories in the area are destroyed by multiple russian strikes. the world health organization said since the start of the invasion, at least 15 people have died in attacks on ukrainian health care facilities. ukraine's minister of health says 139 hospitals have been damaged. ten destroyed. ukraine now

continuing with a look at 880 from the coliseum, smooth at the limit. red line service is suspended indefinitely and the service between richmond and mcarthur will be limited to the orange line and shuttle buses will be provided. sfm ta and the rack and parks department -- recreation and parks department expect to -- jfk drive closed during the t ll improve safety for the park but opponents are planning to protest at city hall at 9:00 a.m. they are concerned closing t wih mobility issues or disabilities. the board of supervisors is expected to vote next month. reggie: the new exhibition coming to a local museum. kumasi: the floating fire station that is now open. reggie: a mystery in oakland, how that a body end up in a wall? the mama phis -- ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. this tile says "spa day, all day." but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-quality selection at everyday low prices, your upgrade has never been more "you." explore floor and decor today! ♪ ♪ i'm here f

we're still at 91% normal at 17 inches in san francisco, san jose. 61 1% of normal at over 6 and a half inches. oakland still, if you can believe this over 102% of normal and over 15 inches of rain and santa rosa, 80% of normal. 22 inches of rain. but there's thoughts that we could get some more and some more over the sierra nevada. we're going to need to because all that water a good part of water comes from the sierra nevada in the dry summer months. and they're still not good. good category member. these are well above the average over 100%. when we finished out december. now a drop way back down to 51% of the northern sierra nevada. 58 in the central and 59% in the southern sierra nevada. another some hope on the horizon. i'm not much but a little bit. we've winter weather advisory going up on saturday. we could see 4 to 6 inches of snow. maybe a little bit more than that across some of the higher peaks and a little rain around the bay area to none of this will bring the drought to an end. but looks like the models are a little bit more progress in the long term. maybe we'll get som

look at that. hardly any wind at all. that's going to make it feel all the nicer as you step outside this off this tuesday and kick off march for that matter. first day, the new month jet stream is still sending rainfall potential to our north. up along the oregon border in northern california into washington and oregon itself. but a big switch up is just around the corner and future cast. spelling that out for today. just a few clouds passing overhead a little bit cloudier than yesterday, but you'll still see plenty of brightness out there tomorrow. a little bit more cloud cover and temperatures still mild but dropping a little bit as compared to today. temperatures will really fall into thursday. and that's when those showers will finally make their approach to the bay area. starting for the north bay. during pre-dawn hours on thursday morning. and then pushing into the rest of the bay area. after that, that line of showers should give us some morning rain fall on thursday and then a few isolated showers after that. mos

i think the in them are looking at what we're looking at china while they're looking at russia so so, so the focus is not last year out of pocket is china. so let's, let's be very, very, very clear about that. it is not any, any other writ of love for russia that is keeping, keeping, keeping the indians are very good. it's basically the worry about what time i do next. that is giving the indians. i wake up him on jacob and thank you so much for for talking to us on d w today. it's really a fascinating situation and we'll be following closely here on d. w. look forward to speaking to you again. sometime soon. good pleasure, richard. wonderful. talking to ah, the week that shook the world. russia's invasion of ukraine, a historical turning point. i am here, we will not equate our resistance. we will defend our country, russia, wal mart, the new boon is now isolated. i look back at the 1st week of the war that will change the world for 45 minutes on d w. ah, what people have to say matters to us. for me. that's why we listen to their stories. reporter every weekend on d. w. science has g

you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> we will defend every inch of nato territory. >> now at 6 o'clock, the secretary of state is in poland reassuring ukrainian refugees that more u.s. south is on the way. thank you so much for joining us here during kron. 4 news at 6 o'clock tonight. i'm justine waltman. i'm jonathan mccall. meanwhile, the fighting in ukraine only intensifying tonight. >> reports on the ground in ukraine say that russia has now been dropping powerful bombs on civilian areas all day long. more than a dozen folks in ukraine killed just today along new video released today. now showing folks in the city just north of the capital of kiev, which has been under particularly heavy shelling, cheering as a russian aircraft is shot out of the sky and crashes off into the distance. meanwhile, a bipartisan group of lawmakers joined the secretary of state in poland to show solidarity and some are able to speak with ukrainian president zelinsky. >> including senator lindsey graham who says lewinsky told them about the horrific things that have been done by russian troops and that t

the city has been rocked by at least three missile strikes. at least five people are hurt. up until now, lviv has largely been spared, in fact some 200,000 ukrainians have fled to that city. now, it is under attack. also, president biden in poland today. the center of the refugee crisis. met with refugees, picking up that little girl right there at one point. president said visiting the refugee center reminds him of the power of the human spirit. before leaving, he spoke to a crowd in warsaw that included refugees. he framed the war as the battle of a generation, and the fight for democracy and once again pledging u.s. support. >> my message to the people of ukraine is a message i delivered today to ukraine's foreign minister and defense minister, why i believe we're here tonight. we stand with you. period. >> president also blasted russian president vladimir putin for his country's invasion of ukraine. he said, quote, this man cannot remain in power. the white house official said later that the president was not calling for putin's removal. here in the bay area, dozens of

looking at what is happening at the rest of — border. looking at what is happening at the rest of the _ border. looking at what is happening at the rest of the country, _ border. looking at what is happening at the rest of the country, the - at the rest of the country, the siege tactics that we have seen in mariupol are now spreading further and we should be under no illusions about quite how brutal that conflict will develop into. that about quite how brutal that conflict will develop into.— will develop into. that is correct, i don't think— will develop into. that is correct, i don't think the _ will develop into. that is correct, i don't think the russians - will develop into. that is correct, i don't think the russians have i i don't think the russians have brought theirfull i don't think the russians have brought their full brutality to bear. we keep in mind grozny in the 19905, bear. we keep in mind grozny in the 1990s, suppressing the separatist rebellion they are, with the russians helped the syrians do in aleppo, right now w

here is a live look at the camera at kgo come where the sun is slowly rising on the horizon. temperature slowly climbing into the 60's by noon. later today, we are mainly in the 60's. it does turn windy along the coast. the wind advisory ends at midnight tonight. kumasi: there is new information this morning about the situation at the turn noble nuclear power plant in ukraine. his morning, ukraine warned that the power had been turned off and that they were worried a radioactive substance could be released. reggie: the international atomic energy agency has just tweeted that they believe that everything is ok. they say safety measures at the plant can operate without power. kumasi: vice president harris is heading to europe to figure out the next steps. >> vice president harris is headed to poland, where she will meet with leaders tomorrow and friday. she took off for her trip about an hour ago. the biden administration hoped the trip would highlight the strong unity between the united states and its allies in europe. it comes after the pentagon rejected an offer from poland