do we know at all the extent of the victim's injuries at all? we don't other than we're hearing that at least 2 are in serious or critical condition. that's preliminary information. but it's from a couple different sources more than one least 2 are in serious or critical now that could change. but we also saw some, there are some photographs circulating because of course everyone has as, as a cell phone out as a camera. and so the pictures are read readily taken during situations like this and posted. and i've seen a couple of photos that are, that have been posted on social media and elsewhere that you can kind of sense of how, how for lack of a better term, how, how bloody this shooting was. and people very injured and clearly clearly shot. but we'll have to wait to get a better sense of the condition of the victims. but we do know at least 13 have been transported to area hospitals that could have been during the may, may of, after the shooting. of course people running for safety could have fallen and injured themselves as well. but bottom l

the games at swansea and west brom ended in draws. oldham athletic have dropped out of the football league. a 2—1 defeat to salford city at home confirming their releagtion from league 2, but that doesn't tell half the story because the last 13 minutes of that game were played behind closed doors. let's speak to our reporterjoe lynskey. joe, an extraordinary hour or so at boundary park. ultimate relegated from league 2, losing their place in the football league in the most remarkable circumstances because with just over ten minutes to go, 2—1 tout at home to salford city tome, they was a pitch invasion, autumn supporters releasing the anchor of their photo in the league they have had in the last 12 months and also protesting against their owner. of even unfurled a banner in the centre circle telling him to get out of the club. the owner is a moroccan who bought the club in 2018 when they were in league 1, and he is the reason now that four years on, many ultimate fans think they have had this extreme downfall since either out of t

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it's essentially at all-time highs. some we're looking at cyclical stocks sometimes though can be contrary from my perspective this does seem a little bit too far, too fast maybe even a lot too far too fast i was looking out to june at the 76, 70 put spread. now xlu and the constituent stocks that are utilities are not super high volatilities. but you'll notice you're actually collecting about a third of the premium -- of the money we're spending on the 76, collecting it on the 70s and that's the reason why i'm looking at a spread. the other thing is it's essentially from that 70 level that we really broke out so to me i think that's sort of the level i'd be targeting in the near-term. in this case we're talking about a little over two months and i think this is the way you probably want to play it i mean, it's always very difficult to pick a top, so we don't want to short something like this, but this is a way we can bet against it >> tony, what's your take on this trade >> so overall i completely agree with this. we'v

at least 13. others were heard after a shooting at a house party. the shooting happened just after midnight yesterday morning at a party at a short term rental property. police say there were some 200 people inside and that the vast majority of them were under the age of 18 more than 90 rounds were reportedly fired inside after some sort of altercation in addition to the 2 17 year olds who were killed, eight other people were shot and five people were hurt trying to escape the shooting. how can you even have a holiday? when your child. was involved in some something traumatic like this. in all the others who were if the incident um, you know, this is traumatizing to our officers. no arrests have been made in this case. police say there is no information on any suspects at this time. 46 health experts across the country worried that we aren't tracking the spread of coronavirus as much as we should be. as more people return to a typical spring, there's a new concern about how we can track covid as fewer people get tested. during the omicron served the

take a look at this. this is a woman who says that she was working from home in north carolina when her went off. turns out this was her guest. it was a giant snake. was it that there we this was our guest. >> take its time. a slithering across her door. the woman said that she ran out the back door to get away, you know, from the snake, get some help from a neighbor when they got back, the snake was gone somewhere. where's the state the world may is that? don't know. that probably went window there like a fear of them like in your toilet or whatnot. that is my biggest fear, bully. >> a dan needs help with pointing the directions. hard. i need help with the 2. what's up? yeah. it's like you're looking in a mirror. so everything's kind of reverse. that's the problem i deal with all the times had to check the monitors to make sure i'm not blocking number. >> feel you, dan. don't worry. same page. all right. let's take a live look outside east bay over berkeley. we're tracking clear skies and cooler temperat

um, i was at new college it was called there at and at oxford in i found out the room. i would send chris christopherson had stayed there before and that meant a lot to me what i got into william blake then very heavily the poet william blake and went to his grave and read all this poetry and then i started reading all of george. well, just just straight through not not, you know not has, you know animal farm and and you know, and but just all of them, you know, how much to catalonia down and out in london and paris and coming up prayers saying go back to the oxford thing for somebody that has never been to oxford has no idea what it looks like. why is that so important? i mean, what is it? what did it look? what's it like there? well first off there was the scam element of it. i mean oxford was marketeering its name to rubes like myself in the midwest, you know come you get to do a oxford somebody the buckeyes now at oxford university. it's a way for them to generate revenue. i was smart enough street smart enough to pick that up the the that's what was really going on

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at drop-off time we're at 54 degrees and at pickup a nice 71. we can see the clouds rolling by, making for a beautiful start to our monday morning. in san jose we'll see temperatures going from 51 degrees at 8:00 to a lunchtime temperature of 64. only reaching into the upper 60s today. the seven-day forecast is coming up at the bottom of the screen as we go hour-by-hour and take a look at where we'll end up in terms of high temperatures today. fairfield will be in the low 70s. in san mateo we're in the upper 50s. pretty windy there. 63 in fremont. tonight heading back down into the upper 40s and low 50s. it's going to really heat up here quickly over the next few days. in fact, we may have the earliest date where we hit 90 degrees for a lot of spots around the bay area. it's only here for a couple of days before it fades. we get a couple of cold front sweeping through and so we're going from 90s to 60s all over the course of a couple of days. check out brentwood's temperature trend. starting out nice, but on wednesday is when the heat starts to

at 9 o'clock. the finest hour on a monday which is already fined because europe, let's check the weather before we get rolling here with john. good morning, daria. it is a nice one to be getting back outside today. >> we have a little bit of cloud cover this morning. but that's not going to last all day long. in fact, it grows clearer and clearer as the day goes by and temperatures will get a little warmer too. >> golden gate bridge on the greater side this morning. and you can see that think gray hay out all across the bay area. this will be the closest passage of any rainfall to the bay today, but you can't even see it on radar here locally. it's held up to the north right up near the oregon border of the state. now, as far as temperatures go, we are in the midst of 50's for most of us, although we do have a 60 on the map now, nevada, the first spot to get there at 61 degrees hasn't been the worst morning as far as the roads of gun, which is certainly been nice. you can see that's guys are gettin

we were up about relatively 18 points at the low down 21 at the lows. you can see behind me, the dow down just about 74 points. also watch what's happening, of course, with certain key parts of the market overall. in terms of megacap technology apple in particular is going to be a big focus after an 11-day winning streak we are now down on a three-day losing streak for that particular stock check that out here. because it has been a big story. apple has been one of the trades people have been looking at as a place to buy the dip at. on the other side of things, a quick word we're going to have much more on that very historic vote to unionize workers for amazon in new york city specifically at a large staten island warehouse facility amazon shares fractionally higher on the day, but keep an eye on that. in alabama votes are being contested, but they look like they could reject unionizing there. and then check out what's happening with the ten-year two-year spread overall. look at the last couple years. at the high, kelly, it was 160 basis point differenc

look at that. the man who took this video had just put his items inside his car when he heard a commotion coming from the store. >> i mean, it didn't make sense, right? i was just in there. and everything was fine. and so, it was just hard to believe that it could have gone up so quickly. um, you know, obviously, want to make sure everyone is out and safe. luckily, you know, it wasn't supercrowded and -- and it was like everybody was getting out but it was just, you know, mind blowing. from san jose, grew up going to the store so just in shock that it's just now it's gone. >> said that even a mile away, chunks of ash were falling on his car. and tonight, he is grateful his family decided not to come along with him on that errand. >>> and as you can imagine, video from this fire is spreading all over social media. this is new video we have obtained tonight taken from along blossom hill road. you can see there, the huge smoke plume billowing up high into the sky. and take a look at another view of th

it will be very warm in the city. 87 at oakland. 92 at san jose. 91 at concord. a look at the records coming up in about nine minutes. kumasi: it has some residents and scientist concerned about this kind of heat arriving much sooner than usual. ryan curry is live in downtown walnut creek with more. ryan: good morning. you can feel it warm up slightly as this morning has gone on. we have not seen the sunrise yet. that will tell you that today is going to be a hot one so get ready for it. this is bringing concern for a lot of climate experts in the bay area and residents in general over what will be coming from this really hot weather. some able to enjoy the comfortable feeling yesterday brought. today those warm temperatures are going to be very hot. this brings concerned about the lack of rain we had and the overall concern about the fire risk and ongoing drought. it's unusual to see days this hot in april. when it comes to fire danger, experts worry about the drying out vegetation which increases the fire risk. >> i think the biggest impact in the next few days

two-year at 2.65%, the ten-year at 2.75% and the mortgage rate is at 5.50%? that's why the stock market has been struggling. i think the signal is about over which means we'll have a soft landing and a second leg that's where i am, at least. >> we had two analysts on this week, katie stockton and mike wilson, who said they see a bottom closer to 3,800 if we fall below these levels. that means you still have about another 7% or so to go for the s&p 500. would that shock you >> no, it wouldn't shock me. that would be right at the 20% level, the cusp of a bear market for the s&p 500. that could happen. i have no way to know it won't but i don't think even if it happens it will last very long i still think the s&p 500 will be that close to 5,000 sometime before the year is over this year i wrote at year end i thought we'd range between 4,000 and 5,000, and i still think that's likely we could go lower here there's a lot of fear. but combination of a lot of fear with ongoing solid profit, income, job fundamentals with strong balance sheets in the household and cor

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the un —— more at half past. in the broader situation in ukraine. that's coming up situation in ukraine. that's coming up after half past. the dj tim westwood is facing multiple allegations of sexual misconduct by women who say he abused his position in the music industry to exploit them. the 64—year—old is accused of predatory and unexpected, unwanted sexual behaviour and touching in incidents between 1992 to 2017. the bbc and the guardian have heard detailed accounts from seven women, in a joint investigation into the former bbc radio i dj. we have protected their identities. tim westwood strenuously denies all the allegations. our correspondent chi chi izundu has this report. this is not about music now, and i'm just very, very scared. this is predatory behaviour. i was 17. if you are trying to remove an item of my clothing and i put it back on, that means i don't want it to be gone _ this is the story from a group of women. this was an assault. an abuse of power. seven women, who alleged they had been sub

only from ihop. >>> right now at 6:30, look at your screen here. this is what's headed in your direction and, yeah, those are a couple of lightning bolts in there. we are in a microclimate weather alert as that storm takes aim at the bay area. we're tracking how long it could last as well. and we already knows there some troublesome wet commuting happening this morning. >>> plus former president barack obama and vice president kamala harris both in the bay area today. ahead in a live report, the issues they both will address. this is "today in the bay." >>> good to have you with us on this thursday morning. i'm kris sanchez. >> i'm marcus washington. you can catch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and online. let's check in on the bay bridge toll plaza where traffic is backing up a little bit. some of that is normal, some of it has to do with the weather. we'll check in with mike in a few moments. we want to look at that forecast, so vianey? >> we've already seen some heavier pockets move through, but we're not in the clear when it comes to th

. >> reporter: at least two people killed, ten injured at an iowa nightclub, at a party in suburban chicago, at least one killed, seven injured. and near a high school, three teenagers shot. that's the toll of one weekend's gun violence in america. president biden today rolling out new steps to curb a pandemic-era surge in fatal shootings. the president zeroing in on ghost guns, kits that can be assembled at home with no background check required. police in major cities increasingly finding them at crime scenes. >> these guns are weapons of choice for many criminals. >> reporter: the philadelphia district attorney announcing charges against one man for making a gun with a 3d printer. with deep-seated divisions, president biden is relying on more executive actions, classifying ghost gun kits as firearms, meaning they will require licensing, serial numbers and background checks. >> all of a sudden, it's no longer a ghost. it has a return address. it's going to help save lives. >> reporter: the president also announcing a long-awaited nominee to head the bureau of alcohol, firearms and explosi

look at that. slowing down about a 12 minute commute for yoh and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls are looking at a 20 minute drive. well, the lawyers the golden state warriors, they are combining forces with the k-pop superstar. this is south korea based high rapper bam, bam. this was at the chase center last night ahead of his halftime performance planned for thursday. bam, bam is a longtime fan of the team. less forward. andrew wiggins, big play for wigs is needed as the boys jockey for the playoff positioning in their last few games. >> first goal is to secure home-court advantage. so we need one more win for that's the tangible the intangibles are, you playing with energy and maintaining a defensive presence and and force maybe wasn't there for a lot of the utah game. was pretty good against phoenix and sacramento. just trying to do. gain some consistency with our our defensive presence over the last 2 games. >> well, the dobbs host, the lakers at chase center on thursday. remember, tipo

talk about being at the right place at the right time. some salmon fishermen saved two teenage girls who had been swept out to sea in the monterey bay. one fisherman said it was dumb luck that they even saw the teenagers in the water. the girls had been swimming near salinas beach, which is in moss landing, when they were pulled out by a riptide. the fishermen, you can see there, got them into their boat. the girls were freezing and exhausted but otherwise okay. >> poor things. >>> well, new at 11:00 tonight, along with electric cars tesla could soon start building robots. elon musk says production could start as early as next year. he made that announcement during an opening event for tesla's new plant in texas. you may remember musk teasing the humanoid project last summer. he says the robots will be able to do a number of tasks, maybe even do the dishes. no word on how much a robot will set you back. >> even empty the dishwasher would be great. >> that's what teenagers are supposed to do. >> any task. we're back in a moment. if you mis

gusty at the coast. we will have high-pressure building in and that means the warmer air mass descending over the bay area beginning tomorrow with low 70's. this is san jose, mid 80's, mid 90's on thursday. friday we retain warmth and then we cool off saturday and sunday. a short-lived event. warmth at the shoreline, from the upper 50's today to 70's at half moon bay. today, 66 in oakland. 72 in morgan hill. maybe a spangle and sonoma county and lighter winds tomorrow. heat wednesday, 30, friday still warm and then cooler into the weekend. kumasi: coming up, the seven signs you need to know. reggie: will he or won't he? kumasi: here are the seven things to know. number one, sacramento police offering a $1000 reward for any information leading to the shooters in the mass shooting. six people were killed and 12 others injured outside of a club yesterday morning. reggie: ukrainian president zelenskyy appeared remotely calling the russian invasion of his country a genocide. francis says a visit to ukraine is

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in vallejo, the north bay, we're looking at $5.65. at central gas on 2500 sonoma boulevard. in berkeley the east bay, $5.69 a gallon, cash only, at number one gas on 1900 martin luther king jr. way. in palo alto it's $5.97 a gallon at valero on el camino real. we'll take you to an area where you might be spending money on gas, we don't see anybody right now. i have seen cars travel back and forth. it's a live shot. very light on the golden gate bridge. chp shouted out maybe a breeze overnight. hold on with both hands for the time being. we do have a disabled vehicle that looks like it's cleared after a quick traffic break, west 80 right around university where we expected to see slowing. a new crash may be in san pablo. we're checking both directions there. around the bay, a smooth, easy drive. a little slowing out of the altamont pass. the dumbarton and san mateo bridges were called out by chp. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," we're going to talk about the new partnership that may soon allow you to call a uber or cab. the vote today that could bring the cab industry int

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it happened at about 5 30 yesterday morning at 19th and broadway in downtown oakland. the incident prompted large police presence at the scene. we're told the woman interrupted two people breaking into a car. oakland police say at least one gunshot was fired. luckily, though, she was not hit. people who live and work in the area say that gunfire tied to break ins is becoming more and more common in downtown oakland. it's gotten so bad that even if you see your car broken into, it's not worth saying anything. police say the two thieves are ran to the area of 22nd and telegraph robbers are set up a roadblock. alameda county sheriff's deputies fluid drone to help with that search, but they were not able to capture them. busted at the oakland airport passenger fresh off of a charter flight on jsx from hollywood. burbank airport was greeted by an alameda county sheriff's office. canine the dog. you see there named luna stepped out a whole bunch of drugs and 100 and $90,000 in cash from the passenger's luggage. jeremiah silva is facing several charges, including possession o

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look at? emails everything >> one of the things that is happening is barry and david and alex are turning overall of their, i believe, emails and texts and the like barry has been public and says he believes all of that basically will show the story in a clear way that this was an idea, i believe, that originally emanated or the narrative is it emanated from david geffen of a takeover target or a company taken private. that was a rumor that was in the ethos. that was a rumor that it is something that would happen. they will place that against the meal i imagine if everybody at the meal testifies that nothing was said at the meal, then i think it becomes a harder case the other piece of this and it raises suspicion this is a question i thought about for a long time. you know, private investors meet with ceos all the time at conferences and all sorts of events we created this system where there's supposed to be fair disclosure across the board. should there be blackout periods? i can't tell you

you're watching kron. 4 news at known now at 9. we begin with a live look over downtown san francisco. it's a cool dry friday night, but the weather is expected to shift in just a matter of hours. >> good evening. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. a grant and vicki have the night off. >> forecasters say they expect rain to hit the bay area overnight. continuing into saturday kron four's erica caturay tracking the showers and has the latest. yes, so we are just hours away from that storm. it's actually to the north of us right now. so humble county, down or county. they're already getting some rain. but here in the bay area, we have a shot over berkeley. we do see some clouds moving in. as you can see there on top of the so here it is on satellite and radar. we're also getting some snow in those higher elevations of northern california. so this system we'll first to hit the north bay as well as the coast overnight. so this around 01:00am you can see it here. you kind getting some moderate showers and then by 4.30, see, it's mo

it's unclear at this point. that's the same weapon that was used in the shooting are still trying to track that down. but students at high school had to be sheltered in place for several hours while they conducted their investigation. police say the victim and the suspect arrested are both students from that high school. no description yet of that second suspect. they might be looking for. as for the teen was shot. we're told that person is going to be ok. in the east bay. we're also learning more about the 66 year-old man who died in oakland's chinatown after getting hit by a van. he died from his injuries. surveillance cameras caught it all on video. happened friday march 18th on alice street moments before the crash. apparently 2 people got out of the blues and try to flag down police and then a minute later, the victim watch the top. your screen was walking back to his truck when there it is. the fans strike some sending him crashing to the ground again. it was the injuries he sustained when he hit the groun

we look at that at the top of the 6:00 hour. it will be a 20 mile-per-hour wind in the city this afternoon with upper 60s. let's pick out your part of the bay for daytime highs. livermore is a 85. santa rosa 82. those are all about to 7 degrees cooler. mountain view at 77. fremont at 78. are two other items to discuss in the weather today. there is a wind advisory and it was issued by the national weather service and is an offshore wind event that means it will be felt more in the mountains. north bay mountains, the east bay hills. if it was a fault we will be talking about fire weather concerns. think fully, watch what happens with the way. there is the onshore today so he gets windy near the water today but totally different by saturday night. the mountain the red box is there. by saturday night, 49 and 50 mile-per-hour breeze at the lower elevations where we live. is a classic situation and you may notice a breeze at the lower elevations but it will not be terribly strong in the mountains. and we are still on track for light

at a at the clubhouse where they reside. playing games with them. she had never met him. then harassment are going back to the complex and here comes case late driving. intoxicated. what was he doing? >> what a horrible, horrible. >> the situation this is turned out to be. he has broken so many hearts once again. >> as far as casey, he remains in custody at a martinez jail and he will be facing his arraignment on thursday. swore to recess stasio kron. 4 news. >> members of the berkeley high school mountain bike team were robbed at gunpoint over the weekend, 3 coaches and to student athletes were held up. it happened near the intersection of 8th and virginia streets on saturday afternoon. the thieves drove off and one of the coaches vans and for bikes were attached. another bike was left behind, but it was severely damaged. the stolen items costing more than $20,000. thanks to some help from the community. the team has raised more than $23,000 to replace what was stolen. the berkeley police department says it is reviewing surveillance video that may have captured the robbe

look at that. alright time is 4 49 back here at home. it's going to be dry during the day, but take an umbrella for later here around most of the bed. are you right, roberta? yeah you know, it was disturbing seeing those pictures out of flagstaff. and the one thing for us is we do have some beneficial rains moving our way, but certainly not any drought busters, right? but what it will do. is that will dampen our own fire season, at least for the short term. now let's go ahead and clock in when you can check in with your umbrella, and when you will need it right now we're in the forties and fifties. we do have some areas of fog, three quarters of a mile visibility in santa rosa. partly cloudy skies in concord cloud covered sfo at 54 degrees, otherwise clear skies in san jose through the rose garden district at 49 windsor. calm at the seashore. light winds onshore right now, but these winds will be rotating more. to the southwest. and advancement of this frontal boundary and increased to 20 mph . and this is it right now the leading edge o

conquered right at 60 benicia. also right at 60 today and santa rosa in petaluma at 57. here's your look ahead. starting with our inland cities 60's pretty consistently the next few days. and then some low 70's returning by easter sunday. we will be seeing similar temperatures for bayshore cities with a gradual warm up into the weekend. coastal areas stay in the 50's best chances of rainfall will be tonight into tomorrow. and then friday night into saturday, not just that either, but into next tuesday, looking like could have another chance of rain. so on and off pattern of dry days. and then some showers that do look to remain light but are helpful. nonetheless, rain. john, thank you for that, right. let's get a look at the traffic today about 10 minutes traveling into the city this morning, the of the bay bridge. >> san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. a little under 40 minutes as you're traveling there, high winds ticket time as you're traveling, richmond center fell bridge, a nine-minute drive and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the toast 20 minutes o

people will look at this as _ charged more. people will look at this as a — charged more. people will look at this as a cost—of—living crisis, is this— this as a cost—of—living crisis, is this realty— this as a cost—of—living crisis, is this really what you need to be putting — this really what you need to be putting to people? as i said earlier, _ putting to people? as i said earlier, i_ putting to people? as i said earlier, i want to read this full story— earlier, i want to read this full story and _ earlier, i want to read this full story and know about it. earlier in the week— story and know about it. earlier in the week we were talking about, with the week we were talking about, with the government look at rationing energy? — the government look at rationing energy? and i think that's one of the things— energy? and i think that's one of the things that this story will go on and — the things that this story will go on and on. _ the things that this story will go on and on, people will talk about different areas with the cost—of—living cr

. >> not at all. we will be right back. >>> history made this morning, way high above the earth. the axiom crew arrived at the international space station. this is the first time an all private company and crew came aboard the iss. the former nasa astronaut commanded the crew, which also included four paying cat passengers. and i mean paying. those rides cost $55 million each. they will be performing experiments, doing some educational outreach, but mostly enjoying their time in orbits and hoping the check clears. expected to come back on the 19th. >> that is incredible. >>> fans take the ferry to home games. san francisco bay area launched its 2022 oracle park service this weekend. the ballpark hop connects riders to the oracle park ferry terminal. that means, fans can take varies from alameda, oakland, richmond, or vallejo to downtown and be transported to the ballpark short hub. after the game, the ride takes them back to their fairy of chores. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats do

a look at. green has been told by doctors that his recovery process will take 6 to 10 weeks. >> when asked what he's hoping for from the federal lawsuit. his answer is needs to be fired. inician work any other police force. i reached out to the city's attorney's office but they declined to comment on the incident pending litigation in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. >> well, people in the bay area still said they don't feel safe. returning to normal after the covid pandemic. that's all according to a new poll. the bay area council recently polled hundreds of business leaders, about half of them say they will feel safe returning to normal for at least another 6 months. bay area. doctors say we are in a calm period of the pandemic. if people are vaccinated, they should feel safe and trust said the vaccine is doing its job. >> i think this is the time in this country where we are one normal and we've been in 2 years. you're vaccinated your risk of getting sick from covid is extremely l

at a large party at an airbnb. police say they're investigating eight separate crime scene spanning several blocks but no suspects are in custody. today pittsburgh's police chief said the shooting should not have happened. >> it's heartbreaking. here we are at easter and we have multiple families -- two that won't see a loved one. how can you even have a holiday when your child was involved in something traumatic like this? geoff: and in columbia, south carolina, an arrest was made following a saturday shooting at a crowded shopping kill -- mall. no one killed but nine were shot. several critically and five others were trampled as people fled the scene. authorities say they believe it was not a random attack and a second shooting, gunfire at a club in hampton county, west of charleston left at least nine people injured. and the department of agriculture has now detected cases of aveion flu in at least 29 states. affecting mostly chickens, causing egg prices to soar. and still to come on pbs news weekend, students a

at least 13. others were hurt, either by falling down after the shooting started or from smoke inhalation. none of the injuries are life threatening. please say they don't believe terrorism is a motive, but they haven't ruled anything out. five of the shooting victims are in critical condition, but they're expected to survive. now this cell phone video from right after the shooting started show the end train to manhattan, pulling up to the 36th street subway station in brooklyn and people ran for safety, trying to help others victims as well. witnesses say a gunman in a mask a gray hooded sweatshirt, orange and green vest and a green construction helmet set off to smoke grenades, then started shooting inside that rush hour trains. investigators believe the shooter's gun jammed, stopping him from shooting even more. recovered at that scene. was a glock 17 9 millimeter handgun. three extended glock type magazines. one was still in the weapon. one under seat and one in the backpack. clearly this indi

of humans at least. coming up, i'll tell you about the growing population of cats here and about the plan to address it. >>> and a nice night out here in san jose. just a few clouds and 64. no rain this evening, but take that jacket. we will have details on the easter weekend storm in about eight minutes. >>> right now we are following the school that could be connected to more than 100 cases of brain tumors. the testing now underway. and a cost increase at amazon. what it means for your online shopping ahead when we join you in the west for "nbc nightly news." are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades, and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmreno

look at file video, as you look at are uppers here. cpb telling fox news sources that in the last month alone, 300,000 got-aways at our southern border. massive amounts of people are making it that the country without being apprehended by border patrol. tom homan says that is major concern when you see the dhs hits. he says the secretary mayorkas has to wake up when it comes to national security at our border. >> he knows that. he is the secretary of the homeland security. at what point does this man have enough integrity to tell the white house i cannot keep this border open no matter what because we've created a national security issue of the highest proportions? if he had any integrity at all, he would tell the white house no, we need to secure the border. reporter: in the meantime mass releases of migrants continue to happen day in, day out. you're looking at video we shot here in eagle pass, texas, this morning of one of those mass releases. upwards of 500 people are being released at this single ngo this morning. we saw busload,

at least land. she's been coming to home openers for as long as she can remember with her friend carol conroy. hello. we've been doing this too covid putting a stop to their tradition the last 2 years. i know whatever happened. my cardboard cut out masking no longer requirement inside oracle park signs reminding baseball lovers that mask guidelines for mega events has been lifted. post omicron surge, not many people were singing praises when it came to parking a headache for several fans trying to make it to the park in time for the first pitch parking. that was a that was a mission we parked by to 3 miles pre-game every let's go. the giants coming back from a successful run last season as the defending national league west champions. really proud to see them go that far because they overachieved by fall. and so the whole season was a treat. it they they exceeded expectations for sure. from those touching the willie mays statue for good luck to the youngest fans. super excited to see brandon propert

still to come at noon. the wildfire season has gotten longer and more severe in the past several years, fire officials say about the upcoming season and their biggest concern, plus russia ramps up its offensive in the east while the united states holds a special summit in germany aimed at getting more weapons here to ukraine that finn and lviv and around the bay area this afternoon. partly cloudy skies, little bit of a breeze and temperatures running cooler in most areas have a look at the current conditions and what you can expect for the rest of the week coming up. lloyd austin met with defense officials from 40 other countries about getting more weapons to ukrainian forces to help them defend their country against the russian invasion. matt finn has the latest from lviv, ukraine. russian forces taking the ukrainian city of crimea after days of street to street fighting as the eastern offensive intensifies, heavy fighting and shelling is now being reported throughout the donbas region, as the u. s deliver

we're looking at wti crude as we flip the board around, standing at 97.82 we're looking at cryptocurrency. we're sitting at $38,411 doge coming off 6% ripple, 7%, eth, 4.5%. now we're going to kick off some earnings news for coca-cola. here with that news is sara eisen who joins us with more sara. >> hi, good morning, andrew. coca-cola put out a great number, at least on the quarters on the bottom line, 64 cents a share. a huge number. coca-cola seeing that number in at 18% so very strong sales, very strong earnings, and they are keeping their outlook intact but i did just get off the phone with james quincy, the ceo he sounded very cautious he said it was a great quarter, but, quote, the storm clouds are gathering on the horizon they kept their guidance intact because they feel confident about their strategy that's working. that includes stepped up marketing and innovation they've had a few new cola flavors that have gotten a lot of buzz. but things have gotten complicated on everidy mention the consumer is not going to endlessly swallow inflation. yes, coca-cola has been through busines

one at a bar that wounded at least nine people. the other at a shopping mall in columbia that injured 14 after a fight broke out. >> getting out of the mall. you're okay, girls. columbia mall. >> the one suspect in custody for that shooting is on house arrest and will be allowed by the judge to travel to and from work while wearing an ankle monitor if he posts bond. price's attorney says it's because the 22-year-old was acting in self-defense. called police and turned himself in. on abc's this week new york city mayor eric adams agreed progressive politics are at least partly responsible for the uptick in crime across the nation over the past few years. >> major mistakes made throughout the years that destroyed the trust that the police commissioner is talking about. we have to rebuild that trust. we can't rebuild that trust by allowing those who are dangerous and that have -- they have a repeated history of violence to continue to be on our streets. >> here in chicago, around two dozen people at least were injured in gunfire over

i'm looking at dow, which is set to close at a record high right now. what are you hearing as it relates to the overall market, and is the market paying attention? >> market is paying attention in the sense that there's been a bit of on the net basis relief on the results if you looked at the average stock reaction to earnings, it's actually slightly positive the massive blowups like netflix are going to obscure some of that, but company by company, stocks were down enough, i think, that the bar was somewhat lower. overall, estimates are holding up for the year. i think it's fair to argue that the back half of the year, you might have some vulnerability to those forecasts, and it is lumpy. energy is doing a lot of the work in terms of keeping the overall forecasts supported. but i don't think that what the market is mostly going through right now is a panic about corporate results. the corporate sector seems pretty sturdy. it's all about what you pay for the earnings, what the trajectory is, and the interest rate you're going to have to compete against

and also a christian at christians is celebrating to day at good friday at. but those tensions haven't just been from bright. now, there's actually been weeks of tension before they some violence in which there have been 14 people that have been killed within israel during attacks. and there have also been 20 palestinians killed during grades of the occupied west bank by israeli security forces. so this is a moment when things could escalate. and what we have seen in the past at, during last year actually was during a problems crashes outside of the alex so most and then restrictions on getting into it. it actually turned into an 11 day war between israel and palestinian militant groups. so everyone at that worries of that could happen this time around and there's rooms or hope the measures like this one might calm the situation, at least for right now, or a john are back with you as the hours continue there at thanks her much leave. the time being for the israeli military is me accused of launching several stripes on areas in and around serious capital of da

at leeds. rodri and fernandinho among the scorers. liverpool kept up the pressure with a 1—0 victory at newcastle. burnley won 2—1win at watford, on a day where norwich were relegated. in scotland, ahead of the old firm derby tomorrow, third—placed hearts were held 0—0 at home by ross county. at the other end of the table, stjohnstone have slipped to the brink of a premiership relegation play—off after being beaten at home 1—0 by st mirren. england are celebrating their fourth women's six nations title in a row after a 24—12 victory in their winner takes all grand slam decider in france. scotland lost 15—14 in ireland, whilst wales were beaten 10—8 by italy. jo currie reports from bayonne. champions of the six nations once again. unbeaten and relentless. england's dominance and position at the top of the pecking order clear to see. it may have ended with fireworks but it started far less smoothly with the home side spending more time at all going over between the sticks. it wa

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