sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office has been my supervisor a couple of times and she's a great leader. i worked with her when i was a technician and then became a deputy and a i promoted to sergeant. might that meyer her throughout her career >> we worked some time together at police services. she says somebody that i've admired since day one with the sheriff's office, sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people, racial justice and law enforcement holding sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. >> that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news coming up on the kron. 4 morning

sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office. he's been my supervisor a couple of times and she's a great leader. i worked with her when i was a technician and then became a deputy and a i promoted to sergeant. might that meyer her throughout her career >> we worked some time together at police services. she says somebody that i've admired since day one with the sheriff's office, sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people, racial justice and law enforcement holding sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. >> that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> san francisco supervisor m

sanchez brought before the judge as a dangerous criminal. he supervised by guards behind a glass screen. he's not allowed to sit next to his lawyers or communicate with them. he faces 175 years in prison, in the usa. ah. on the 1st day of the process that can take months or years as tens waiting. ah. the 1st use leaks out these abuses upon the devil the last 10 years. the prosecution provides no evidence that he hands argues that the charges are political in nature and expedition for political offences is not possible in the u . k. as you've heard today, this case is an abusive process. isn't abusive prices as a political offense, he's charging a legal advance in substance. is political, the nature of the charges, political runningtime process, which is nice. since the z i director announced with you like a hostile, non se children's agency and that he wine minimum investment protections and mr. political prosecution, who gast i and we always leave it. that was a good adult villa sort of youth. you're saying that because yeah. okay, most is

sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office has been my supervisor a couple of times and she's a great leader. i worked with her when i was a technician and then became a deputy and a i promoted to sergeant. might that meyer her throughout her career >> we worked some time together at police services. she says somebody that i've admired since day one with the sheriff's office, sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people, racial justice and law enforcement holding sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. >> that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> also in the east bay, a mass

sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office has been my supervisor a couple of times and she's a great leader. i worked with her when i was a technician and then became a deputy and a i promoted to sergeant. might that meyer her throughout her career >> we worked some time together at police services. she says somebody that i've admired since day one with the sheriff's office, sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people, racial justice and law enforcement holding sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. >> that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> in walnut creek, a man is be

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sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office has been my supervisor a couple of times and she's a great leader. i worked with her when i was a technician and then became a deputy and a i promoted to sergeant. might that meyer her throughout her career >> we worked some time together at police services. she says somebody that i've admired since day one with the sheriff's office, sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people, racial justice and law enforcement holding sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. >> that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> the san francisco supervisor

if the, you know a sanchez health is not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's, it's power amounts that people put public pressure on the government. while that is all for now, for any more on those stories do headed, which are websites all t dot com and of course for those you celebrating a very happy orthodox easter. my name is peter scott and whatever you up to i hope you're having a great weekend. thank you for watching. ah ah, ah, ah. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have. it's crazy confrontation, let it be an arms race is on, often has very dramatic development. only personally and going to resist. i don't see how that strategy will be successful, very political time. time to sit down and talk a with with ah ah, yeah, she got a you know, either use this term on a posterior composite via a wiki, merely if you to that you lost a gone is certainly agree with, don't just on that because all, and yo

taylor sanchez. i was in keith where he met our president zelinski together with the danny danish, a prime minister. i met a frederick san and a pedro. sanchez made a quite a significant announcement. he said that spain would deliver an additional $200.00 at tons of ammunitions of military equipment, including 30 tracks, including 10 allied vehicles. this is simply the biggest shipment ever made by spain to with ukraine and in it's twice as much as what the spain, already delivered. and since the beginning of the war, pedro sanchez went to keith, but not only here so i visited the town of burrow dank out where he said he had been extremely moved by the horrors of what he called hooton's war dw, corresponded to emma chas. reporting from levin western ukraine. as always, thank you so much for your coverage. thank you. we can now speak to alexander rodney and ski. he is a professor of economics at the university of cambridge and an economic advisor to ukraine's president of a lot of merit. zalinski sir.

if you know a sanchez health is not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's, it's paramount that people put public pressure on the government. rich amid has taken us to the end of this bulletin, but for up to the minute developments to give our twitter page a follow the best way to keep you in the know this and see you again and just over 30. this is art introduction. ah ah ah, need to come to the russian state little narrative. i've stayed as i'm phone and ignore some scheme. div hammock ingles house runs them up for a group in the 55 with okay, so mine is 2000 speedy. one else was about with we will van in the european union, the kremlin. yup. machines. the state aunt rushes today and split our tea spoon. they're given our video agency, roughly all band to on youtube with pushy biggest, if even close with .

if the, you know a sanchez health is not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's, it's power amounts that people put public pressure on the government. but it's not discussed this with martin j, a award winning journalist editor and on their pundits many thanks for joining us on the playground. martin, now the legal it tug of war that the fate of julianna's songs has been going back and forth for years now has been that he's still half the channels to appeal this latest the latest decision. but doesn't look like as likely to be any help at this stage. i don't think so. he goes to the previous guess. but what this is completely political once it leaves the distribution system. sandra callow, the respect, the principal or something. but i think it's more or less complete watch. it is a system which is simpler. james actually goes back to about the same day or sunday for journalism. norco says he believes in reading, this is not

sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office has been my supervisor a couple of times and she's a great leader. i worked with her when i was a technician and then became a deputy and a i promoted to sergeant. might that meyer her throughout her career >> we worked some time together at police services. she says somebody that i've admired since day one with the sheriff's office, sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people, racial justice and law enforcement holding the sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. >> that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> 7.34 is the time and the

sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office. he's been my supervisor a couple of times and she's a great leader. i worked with her when i was a technician and then became a deputy and a i promoted to sergeant. might that meyer her throughout her career >> we worked some time together at police services. she says somebody that i've admired since day with the sheriff's office, sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people, racial justice and law enforcement holding the sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. >> that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, there's some new rel

sanchez is hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern who was elected in 2006 sanchez held a meet and greet at the dirty bird lounge in downtown hayward saturday. among her supporters, fellow colleagues from the county sheriff's office has been my supervisor a couple of times and she's a great leader. i worked with her when i was a technician and then became a deputy and a i promoted to sergeant. might that meyer her throughout her career >> we worked some time together at police services. she says somebody that i've admired since day one with the sheriff's office, sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people, racial justice and law enforcement holding sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. >> that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. the primary election is set for june 7th in hayward, gayle ong kron. 4 news. >> well, there's some new relie

if the, you know a sanchez health is not a concern to them. if press freedoms are not a concern to them, they still have the chance to block it for, for its political nature. and so i think it's, it's, it's paramount that people put public pressure on the government. though the sanctions against russia, amid the ukraine conflict, humping cold, necessary in the past. such actions help bring don apartheid in south africa. but how close of the parallels in reality worlds apart puts them to a prominent south african politician on former political prisoner next a with, [000:00:00;00] with welcome to worlds apart. efforts to isolate moscow solander west comparing it partly to dial sounds after claiming that depression were to have its own nelson mandela government, which was to be ostracized. and the country's economy. boy, what it is that a viable historical lesson to be applied again, or perhaps to another international colonial thinking. well, to discuss that i'm now joined by and talk a while. it's great to talk to you. thank you very much for t

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kris sanchez, thank you. >> that's right. such good news. as this investigation continues, we want to go to nbc bay area's damian trujillo. he was there when the baby was found safe. in fact, you got some pretty amazing video for us, damian. >> yeah, laura. fortunate enough that i arrived here about five minutes before the ambulance took baby brandon away. i sent that video clip to the baby's uncle, and he was overjoyed to receive that video. he told me. he also said that the family is extremely grateful with how san jose police handled this situation. grateful that the baby was returned safe and sound, promptly, within less than 48 hours to the family. so a lot of gratitude from the family of baby brandon for the efforts of detectives, san jose police, and the fbi. this is a sort of mop-up duty here at the scene. police have taken two cars from here. they have also taken several bags full of evidence as they are processing the scene still. told that this should be wrapped up in the next hour or so and then they're going to open up the stree

in san jose, kris sanchez, "today in the bay." >> we'll be watching for those updates. thank you very much. >>> 6:03 this morning, and right now russia is issuing a new deadline for troops on the ground in ukraine. russia's defense ministry has given a deadline of between 4:00 and 6:00 this morning west coast time for those troops at a plant in mariupol to surrender. mariupol city council says russian forces were heavily bombing the plant there, where at least 1,000 civilians are in underground shelters, many of whom are women and children. ukraine is demanding a humanitarian corridor to get them out. this comes as russian forces are launching a new offensive in eastern ukraine. "today in the bay's" brie jackson is in washington this morning. brie, this is a long feared and really significant new phase here. >> reporter: that's right, marcus. well, after failing to capture kyiv, capturing donbas is now russia's main focus. russian forces have been building up in that region, which is known as ukraine's industrial heartland. russia's assault on eastern ukraine is now und

i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia has the week off. >> i'm marcus washington. you can also watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> we're going to check in with mike, who is tracking your commute this morning, but first let's start with a look at the forecast. i snuck in the back door because i thought it was going to rain today. >> it's later tonight. so it's still today, but it's later this evening. we are seeing the storm system approaching from the north. as we go through the timeline, we are changing some of our plans because of this rain moving in. they kind of shifted the oakland a's game a little earlier. and we are seeing the north bay covered with downpours at about 5:00, and moving into san francisco, as well as parts of the east bay as we go into this evening. it's going to be off and on throughout tonight and all throughout the day tomorrow. it looks like this could be a decent storm, and what we need before we head back into some dry weather. we're going to talk about how much rain you could see before

. >> i'm kris sanchez. quick reminder, you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> we're going to get a look at your drive in a moment. mike is back. good to have you back. >> thank you for saving my seat. vianey kept it warm. >> toasty, speaking of that, later this week. today how is it starting out? >> it's starting out nice, a little bit windy and cooler for today and we'll see gusty winds continue for the next couple of hours. take a look at the system dropping in from the north. unfortunately, we're not going to see a lot of run, but we are going to see clouds moving in and gusty winds continuing today. mostly the winds at about 15 to 20 miles per hour, but it may be higher this afternoon and this evening. a breezy and cool day with our temperatures only headed for the upper 60s and low 70s. we'll be reaching 71 in san martin. fairfield 72, and fremont in the mid-60s today. we'll talk fw end of the week warm-up in a few minutes. how is it looking for the commute? >> overall, th

i'm kris sanchez in for laura garcia. >> i'm marcus washington. if you recently got a smart tv, you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online. >> what a forecast we've had over the last few days, and it looks like we could see some rain continuing. >> yeah, we still have plenty of activity on the radar but the last is expected to move out by midday. let's take a live look at downtown san jose. it is off to a much calmer start, but you can see the line of showers just off the coast. we're not completely in the clear just let. there is still a lot of instability that can bring more rain, but also sierra snow still in the forecast right now. not a great day to commute to lake tahoe. we'll talk about the winter storm warnings for the sierra, rainfall totals coming up, but first let's check in with mike. >> we have news breaking out of the south bay. this is actually a surface street, san jose police department you see on montague expressway, which is closed in both directions at 1st. this big intersection, we've had a serious crash

general sanchez event can rent training sessions for the interrogators and the staff at upgrade person, or he transmitted the guantanamo techniques to the abil gradstaff. basically, the restraints were removed and they were told to get results. the thing that became so clear is that what united states was doing was not a secret. it was hidden in plain sight. it wasn't really until the photographs from abu ghraib were released, which were just, you know, the tip of the iceberg of what was actually happening. that people in this country began actually talking about it what we did, you know, was exactly the way to do. and if i had to recommend all over again, i would recommend exactly the right 3 course of actions that we did exactly right. for seen them all. not all of them i can differently. whether one is $1600.00 of them. we've only seen up in about 20 maybe 30 is 1600 and they, they are the worst ones are. are the ones we haven't seen? ah, who so and yes they were violating. i know it's our regulations in what they were doing, but they were operating within a system in which they wer

. >> nbc bay area's kris sanchez is joining us live. this is one of those hospitals being impacted here. i see a lot of the nurses behind you. what does that mean for the patients inside? >> we talked with one gentleman whose mother is having a surgery after waiting two long years during the pandemic to have the procedure. he said as he arrived, there were administrators holding up signs for the traveling nurses who are filling in for these nurses now on the picket line. i'm at the hospital in burlington game. more than 8,000 nurses and other health care providers have been striking. outside 18 health care facilities in the bay area and beyond in northern california. both sides say they differ with how to get the nurses back to the bed sides. >> the hospital has come to the negotiations unprepared and even yesterday, on easter sunday, they were unprepared. they met with us for 18 minutes. >> sutter help didn't offer an interview on camera but said in part, by moving forward with today's costly and destructive strike, they have put this

. >> i'm kristin sanchez. >> it's time to look at what you can expect as you head out the door. mike, you're tracking the roads because they're wet this morning. vianey arana will talk about the rain. >> we have heavy pockets that pushed through, we have more heavy rain expected. let's look at satellite radar. you can see also some thunderstorm activity mainly into parts of sacramento. look at stormranger, we have heavier pockets pushing through fairfield, concord, the san francisco area, pushing this in closer in san francisco, you can see the highlighted yellow around 280, you can see some of that orange color there. that means heavy downpours at times. through south san francisco. then over to the south bay, downtown san jose, just had that rain push out, but just behind it we have more on the way. here's a closer look at what to expect for your thursday. the heaviest rain will be happening in the morning, on and off wins from the southwest, 15 to 35 miles per hour. heading into this afternoon, looking out for the possibility of small hail and also a chance for isolated thund

. >> "today in the bay's" kris sanchez live in that neighborhood, this is where brandon was taken, and kris, i know new photos show a vehicle that may be tied to a man and now police are looking for that person. >> reporter: right, and san jose police have said since last night that this case is going to be broken by somebody who steps forward and says or does the right thing. so take a look at that suspect vehicle that we got just within the last hour, this is what you're going to want to watch for as you hit the road this morning. it is a 2011 silver nissan quest mini van, with california license plate 7hwf353. there is a circular white sticker on the loer left corner of the rear window. we saw a vehicle towed from the apartment. an officer confirmed this is part not elaborate. it is a small dark nissan suv. we'll keep an eye on that and ask questions later this morning. the fbi is also now involved in the search and deployed its child abduction team. they searched several apartment buildings here in the 1,000 block of elm street near 880 and alameda in san jose last night. san jose

. >> adriana sÁnchez admite que la pandemiaa puso a prua. >> dentro delorazÓn, expresando nuestra fe. >> segÚn este pastor son muchos los que han vivido un cambio. porque hay un nuevo renacer, hay un nuevo amanecer para todos y las personas estÁn vviendo a la iglia por lo menos es lo que estamos experimentando en la nuestra y algunas otras. garcÍa siguiÓ la tradiciÓn en el paso texas. >> disfruto la alegrÍae las personas, cuando entra dios nuestro seÑor haciendo su entrada a la iglesia. >> tambiÉn en el vaticano una multitud llegÓ a marcar la fecha, en su homilÍa el papa francisco se refiriÓ indirectamente al conflicto en ucrania. que se depongan las armas para comenzar una pascua de z, no para recargar las armas y seguir la lucha, una tregua para alcaar la paz, dijo, sonia sÁnchez noticias telemundo. >> en los paÍses de nuestra regiÓn la fecha tambiÉn se celebrÓ, en guatemala se reanudaron las tradiciones propias de la Época donde combinan la fe con manifestaciones artÍsticas y procesiÓn con imÁgenes religiosas por las calles, nuestra corresponsal nos muestra este

[roll call] >> sanchez. >> secretary: commissioner sanchez. it looks like seven ayes. i know. i'm sorry. you guys caught me off guard. >> president: thank you. that convenes -- that concludes the reconvene to open session. we are officially adjourning this meeting at 1:05 a.m. on wednesday, april 13th. thank you, good night. >> occurring in person in city hall room 408 broadcast live on sfgov and available on zom or listen by calling using id85448568687. all individuals attend nothing person that all health and safety protocols and building rules must be adhered to including mask in hearing rooms. failure may result in the removal from this room. we appreciate your koerpgdz in the interests of everyone's health and safety. >> understand sanitizer stationers available throughout the build and

sanchez has a long career in law enforcement and she's hoping to unseat incumbent sheriff greg ahern. she joined the alameda county sheriff's office is a technician back in 1997. and then moved up the ranks. she is currently division commander overseeing the santa rita jail in dublin sanchez says her candidacy will focus on rehabilitation and job training for incarcerated people. racial justice in law enforcement holding the sheriff's office accountable and connecting with people. >> number one priority is to be president and accessible to our community members. that's what's needed to build trust and for them to be able to give me some critiques on how the sheriff's office is providing service. >> if you're taking note here, the primary election set for june 7th. coming up, elon musk says he's company is one step closer to fully. >> operational hyperloop, how it work. and when full-scale test are set take place, plus, a failed stint in the skies. what went wrong is 2 skydivers. >> attempted to swap planes in the air. why the faa is now getting involv ♪ ♪ how's he still playin'? a

[roll call] >> sanchez. >> secretary: commissioner sanchez. it looks like seven ayes. i know. i'm sorry. you guys caught me off guard. >> president: thank you. that convenes -- that concludes the reconvene to open session. we are officially adjourning this meeting at 1:05 a.m. on wednesday, april 13th. thank you, good night. . >> president: all right. we're going to do it. hello and welcome to the tuesday, april 19th, 2022, hybrid and in-person virtual meeting of the san francisco entertainment commission. my name is ben bleiman and i'm the commission president. the meeting is occurring in city hall 408 broadcast live at sfgovtv or listed using meeting id

sanchez, health problems are not only physical in december 2015. a medical report evaluated the impact that indefinite confinement could have on his mental health. the report wants that his health will deteriorate if he remains in his current situation. it concludes such stressful circumstances with no end in sight. can lead to um, foreseeing, and destructive consequences with the potential to become life threatening. this, as he does in the emitter fancier, says february in the anesthesia momento porter can no sir. list on go. teresa feel by the soleah even if you are actually something happens, he has to exit to place because it's his life is a priest. i mean, if i'm to go there last year and i faced that situation, i don't know what to, you know, this is something we, we do not understand that there is no proceeding into your career for such an emergency. establish the hunger as her. in this scenario they, they know via her local k casing, but in another is in nor stomach sending commerce not more than more sister. the younger internet's in elem

. >> adriana sÁnchez admite que la pandemia la puso a prueba como creyente. >> un poquito, pero pues dentro del corazÓn, siempre estaba nuestra fe. >> segÚn este pastor, son muchos de los que han vivido un cambio. >> ¿por quÉ tengo que decir que las personas tambiÉn se estÁn despertando porque hay un nuevo renacer, hay un nuevo amanecer para todos y las personas estÁn volviendo a la iglesia por lo menos es lo que estamos experimentando en la nuestra y algunas otras. >> socorro garcÍa siguiÓ la tradiciÓn de sus padres en su iglesia en el paso texas. >> disfruto la alegrÍa porque cuando entra dios nuestro seÑor a la iglesia. >> en el vaticano por primera vez en dos aÑos una multitud llegÓ a marcar la fecha, el papa francisco se refiriÓ indirectamente al conflicto en ucrania que se depongan las armas para comenzar una pascua de paz, no para recargar las armas y seguir la lucha, una tregua para alcanzar la paz, dijo, sonia sÁnchez noticias telemundo. en guatemala las calles se vistieron de color para retomar las tradiciones propias de la semana santa, luego de dos aÑos d

i'm kris sanchez. marcus washington has the day off. >> and i'm laura garcia. we broadcast not only to your tv, but you can watch us live on roku, amazon fire, apple tv, and online, get our app, take us with you on the road. >> carrier pigeon. >> we'll come to the party. let's check the weekend forecast with kari. >> it looks so much better. it was pretty hot yesterday. and right now we're in the upper 40s and upper 50s for many spots. as you're heading out, it's a little bit of a cool start, but then we'll see temperatures starting to warm up again today. as we take a look at what's going on for this afternoon, those highs reaching into the low 80s. how about that? that's coming down from the upper 80s and low 90s we had yesterday. and in fremont expect a high of 77. in santa rosa we're reaching 83 degrees. we'll talk about the weekend coming up. mike, you're tracking a crash on the peninsula. >> southbound, we should be seeing headlights heading south. there's not a full traffic break here. the crash is just south of the camera and out of range, around san an

in san jose, kris sanchez, nbc bay area news. >>> new help for people trying to make it into the bay. starting this morning, some relief for rail commuters. caltrain will be discounting all fares by 50% for the month of april. that discount does not apply to the go pass. regular train service resumes monday. caltrain says the discount is to reward loyal riders and try to entice some of those new riders to the train service. the riders we spoke with this morning say they were not aware of the savings. >> 50% off. >> really, that's nice. >> does that help you? definitely. >> that's like $50, it helps with the monthly pass. >> with inflation, it's a big deal? >> yeah, especially with the gas. >> the transit agency cut back on service last month. >>> increasing autism awareness. the signal parents should monitor and the close meaning it has to our nbc bay area family. >>> and testimony in the second theranos criminal fraud trial is back under way. what the former lab director is saying about his time working at the doomed company. >>> the final episode of our streaming series "saving san

jorge sanchez is filling bags of tamales to raise money. sanchez is a refugee from venezuela. he remembers waiting in a tent to enter the u.s. not long ago. >> really hard nights, nights that were sad. nights that were long. nights that we were crying. >> reporter: the team has been working hard making around 1500 tamales, most of them in this refrigerator right now, as i get ready to distribute them over the weekend. >> i can't see all this going on and not do anything about it. >> reporter: volunteers know the impact they make each day with volunteers coming to the u.s., and now they must do more to help refugees from ukraine. >> it makes me sad to see them go through that. it hurts my heart. it breaks my heart. >> reporter: the images the world has watched for weeks now stay with these workers as they make and pack these tamales. >> emotionally it's tough. it's tough to watch that every day there is so much violence. there are children being killed. no human should go through that. they should not be suffering that way. >> reporter: lissette diaz can imagine young women jus

al alza en los úlmos años y mantiene vivo el debate por el control de aas en el país sonia aparicio sánchez no tiene los detalles y las reacciones >> en el estudio publicado por (...) (...) (...) investigadores analizaron datos de mortalidad de los cdc de las 95,200 muertes por armas de fuego de adultos y nis en los 20 las relacionadas con menores de entre uno y 19 años aumentaron un 29% según el análisis la mayoría de muertes fueron por homicidio y niños mayores de 14 años para manuel oliver y de joaquín oliver una de las 17 víctimas de la masacre en la escuela (...) (...) en florida este estudio muestra la realidad de las armas en el país >> la guerra en ucrania comenzó hace dos meses y las íctimas hoy en día son 2500 personas desde hace dos meses en este país han muerto más de 7000 personas por culpa de las armas >> pero para este vendedor de armas de fuego en flora los resultados son claros >> pienso que nunca está demás tratar de educar a los que van a ser portadores de armas para que ellos apliquen las medidas correctas de almacenaje y uso para evitar este tipo de fall

ralph sanchez, you are on a train heading towards lviv. what are you seeing? >> reporter: yes, jose, this is a westbound train is going from kyiv to lviv and everyday, rain shine and russian bombs and trains have been running in this country carrying people from safety and moving humanitarian supplies where they need to go. the trains have been an absolute lifeline here. we met a woman who raced to kyiv by train to try to see her dying father before he passed away. she didn't get there in time but when we met her on the platform at chernobyl she was embraced by a friend she had run into by chance, 20 years, someone she could not imagine she would see during war zone on a train. the train worker here are held as the iron people. they are considered as heroes just like the soldiers fighting at the front line for what they have done to keep this country running. the russians appeared not to appearing trains and train stations. that all changed last week when russian forces hit the kramatorsk station in the east of the country killing more than 50 people and shatt

let me go to raf sanchez. he's on a train heading from -- i think you're heading from kyiv over to lviv, yes? >> reporter: halle, that's right. this train started in the ukrainian capital. we've now just come to a stop on the outskirts of lviv. every day trains like this, rain, shine, russian bombs have been moving, ferrying people to safety and humanitarian supplies to where they need to go. the trains have been app absolute lifeline for ukraine over the course of this war. a number of train workers have been killed already, several dozen according to the national train company. they're known as the iron people and they are considered heroes just like the soldiers are. we've been hearing stories of all kind aboard this train. we just met a teacher who fled from mariupol. she had her dog and cat with her. we met her 1-year-old. this is her first ever train journey and she's about to become a refugee when her family crosses ever into germany. we met a woman named valentina. she was racing back to kyiv to see he

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sanchez dead at us as if there's no sashay products. i don't know what to do. the sash is very cheap. when i hear the amount is just enough for one meal benefits. and if i could buy a big pack, i would buy laundry, so both, so dish soap, sugar and coffee. but unfortunately i only have a little money. and if i buy a big package, oh, i'm afraid i can't buy other necessities. the important thing for me, the price of the sessions cheap, and i can cook every day to laugh all day and pay the rent as household help. she make some 50 euros a month. her brother earns between $60.12 euros, though their income does very even together, it doesn't stretch to a middle class income. that's why they prefer to buy single sashes. it gives them flexibility, but over the long term it's an expensive way of managing their household. a large bottle of shampoo or laundry soap would be 20 percent cheaper than the same amount in st chaise in back to what he wouldn't matter, but says shays are the main range in local stores that that, that, that can yeah. many people need these sessions,

sentence, that's how wiki leaks describes a london court decision to extradite whistleblower. joanna sanchez to the us to where he faces up to 175 years in prison on espionage charges. despite an earlier ruling that he could be treated harshly in us custody. ah, quite getting live direct from our studios in moscow. this is our 2 international. i'm john thomas. certainly glad to have you with us. now in the danielle republic, fragments of a ukrainian missile, intercepted by a local air defense system range down on the city of shock choice. now this led to one person being reported, kills sun verified, but you'll see here reportedly shows the destruction in the city where authorities say a child was killed and for other people were wounded. the missile is believed to have been a torch. k u widely used by the ukrainian military. russia says she has again refused to use a humanitarian corridor for ukrainian troops at the besieged to as of stall steel factory and marble to safely release civilians and surrender. the calls to surrender have also been announced through loudspeaker. which i feel lik

commissioner sanchez. >> thank you, president lam. to the last commenters question about a plan, can we address that here? what would happen with those funds if they came in as we expect them to? >> one of the things i said and i mentioned in the memo is we believe it's important to scenario plans so that's why we actually prefer each of the schools, they have a targeted amount and so, we asked them because they're closest to the spending and to the students and to the needs of their schools that they are to develop plans if these dollars come in so i'm not sure if the caller understood. it's not that there's not a plan, but our recommendation is not to implement that plan at this time. >> thank you for that. there's 145 potential lead layoff teachers, is that the accurate number? do we have -- >> so -- chief, are you -- if you can come forward and give the accurate numbers. >> i want to balance that with the attrition we'ren counters right now with -- encountering with service and retirements. it was one to one matches with those lea

peter, kristen. >> raf sanchez on the ground in ukraine. thank you. >>> back in the u.s., the faa is apologizing for a scare over the skies of washington, d.c. the federal aviation administration apologizing friday for not notifying the u.s. capitol police about a pai nationals ballpark. it called for evacuation of congress. >>> in texas, the hero teacher who saved her student from choking this week is speaking out about the frightening incident. >> she could not speak. she could not breathe. what felt like 30 minutes was less than 30 seconds. >> can you imagine? caril lovelace was teaching when a student jumped from her chair and ran out of the classroom. you can see the several episodes. a water bottle cap is what was in there and dislodged. the girl collapsed into her teacher's arms. i'm glad she is okay. talk about being grateful for a teacher's help. >> we are always praising teachers. that teacher is remarkable. >>> time for another boost. we just had one. >> number two of the morning. >> i'll call this a sweet one. emotional moment d

nbc's raf sanchez is back with us. before he relocated to cover the ukraine war he covered the tensions in israel. bring us up to speed as to what led to the recent up tick in violence? >> reporter: given that i'm speaking to you from ukraine, let me start by saying this. many palestinians have noted what they see as a disparity between the support western officials are giving ukrainians who are resisting occupation and the lack of support for palestinians resisting military occupation. that is a disparity they have noted bitterly. jerusalem one of the most sensitive places on earth, the mosque one of the most sensitive sites inside jerusalem. the police say they stormed in yesterday after morning prayers in response to young palestinians turning the mosque into a fortress, saying they were stock piling stones, molotov cocktails, some waving hamas flags. large number of injuries as forces used steel tipped rubber bullets. and rockets falling in gaza, one landing the other appearing to fall short of gaza. if this sounds