they are getting ready for rally that will begin in the next half-hour there in the middle of a contract dispute with the medical center. the hospital tells us there are three outstanding issues left, wage increases, benefits and paid time off. and at the dispute is the healthcare coverage and union health benefits of the start of the year and for some including one woman we spoke to, it changed everything for healthcare coverage as well as for her newborn daughter. >> we live in the south bay and she has no coverage and we both have no coverage in the south bay. every emergency room you can bring a child yourself, you're covered but forgetting admitted, my daughter would only be able to be admitted and john amir in the east bay and i'm not okay with that. >> we are hoping to close the

contract. many of the members are out striking and we are here keeping the hospital open and making sure we are providing excellent care to the community. the emergency department is open 24/7 and we have physicians on duty so if members need to come to the hospital, we are open and ready to serve them. >> the hospital says they are offering 16% pay increases over three years with free medical benefits for employees and their families and up to 400 hours annually of accrued paid time off. from what i have heard from workers is it is the benefits and coverage that remains a sticking point and as you can see it on the signs and on the picket lines this morning, we will have to see what kind of progress the two sites can make. it is the first of a two day strike. this started this

morning and are expected to be here until 3:00 this afternoon and the same for tomorrow so we will be watching to see how this moves forward. the feds are charging seven chinese hackers with sweeping cyber attacks including some attacks here in california. the hackers spent 14 years targeting officials in what is being called economic espionage which includes hacking into it providers or software companies, engineering companies and california university. it did not specify which were targeted. the fbi said the hacking schemes that compromise email accounts, cloud storages and surveillance programs. and your court is offering to reduce the bond that former president trump has to post in the civil fraud trial. >> he has more time to come up with money. >> he has 10 days and i call this idea hail mary but

sometimes they pay off. the courts have lowered the bond to $175 million from $450 million and trump has 10 more days to find the money. his lawyers were told they did not have the cash on hand to cover the full bond and could not find anyone to lend it to him. bonds are not punishment but a way to guarantee future payment and to be clear the court is not reducing the amount of money he has to pay as punishment, as a fine for business fraud in the state of new york but it is reducing the amount of money he is set aside for deposit, sort, as he appeals the case. if 10 days from now he starts to pay the fine or post a bond, and the state of new york is cleared to start seizing has properties. it won't be as dramatic as someone slapping a padlock on the trump tower, the state attorney can simply put a lien on the properties which would

give her financial control. this is not his only problem this morning as he is also in a new york court where he was this morning, for a hearing in his first criminal trial, a case that could land him in jail for business fraud in the stormy daniels hush many case. trump is accused of faking business records to cover the payment of into the adult film actress. trump admitted there was payment but denies the two had an affair. daniel said they have more than one sectional encounter. >> this is a case that could've been brought three and half years ago. and after fighting over days they will try to do it during the election and this is election interference. >> today that hearing was to set a date for the trial and jury selection starts april 15. originally the trial was supposed to start today. >> the u.s. department of justice released a huge pile of documents from their

investigation back when they were investigating the same case and said they needed extra time in the prosecution said there was nothing moon but the judge said fine. >> i'm shocked he has something to say after these proceedings. >> he had something coming in and going out. the un security council approving a resolution calling for an immediate cease-fire in gaza. it demands the immediate unconditional release of all hostages and today the vote comes and make the holy month of ramadan which ends april 9 and the u.s. sustained from voting on the revolution district resolution and in response benjamin netanyahu is accusing america of hurting the war effort and also canceled the delegation that was supposed to meet at the white house this week. the ceo of boeing is stepping down and announce plans to leave at the end of the year. boeing has been under intense

scrutiny and this january a door panel flew off a boeing 737 max 9 minutes into an alaska airlines flight and he calls the announcement his way of giving early word about his retirement and it's not part of the fallout from recent mishaps. baristas at san pedro square at starbucks are unionizing. it is the 34th location in california to join the workers united union in three years and more than 400 stores and 10,000 workers have unionized. it signals a shift to starbucks listening to demands of workers such as fair pay and hours as well as better working conditions. they recently said they have agreed to begin those talks with the aim of reaching a labor agreement. let's take a live look outside overlooking san francisco. this is the camera in emeryville. have a look at the forecast

coming off an up and down soggy weekend. >> it was rainy and foggy and also very chilly and it feels like we are back to winter even though we are getting a break in the rain activity, it will be a cool and partly cloudy day and partly sunny at times. tomorrow we will get more sunshine with a slight boost in temperatures and we will really feel that in the inland area but looking ahead, rain comes back late on wednesday so we are still in for a lot of changes. for now as we take a look at the radar, some breaks in the clouds, a little bit more cloud cover in parts of the north bay that we will also have some sunshine. it will be a while before the next system starts to make its way into the bay area so let's enjoy the sun while we have it and even though it feels like it's cooler than normal, this is about what we typically see for this time of year. headed up to 60 in san mateo 62 in fremont and much of the

northbay up to 64 degrees and we will talk about the rain, the timeline and i will help you make weekend plans with more rain that's coming up. words of welcome to the new police chief from the naacp. the mayor selected floyd mitchell this week or last week after a lengthy and expensive search process. mitchell will be introduced at a press conference on wednesday. the naacp issued the statement ahead of that introduction and says in part, the vacancy of this critical condition caused a real sense of lawlessness in oakland and were glad to see that the city is finally moving forward. the naacp oakland branch welcomes floyd mitchell and his family to the city. for the first time in a 75 year history, in and out shut down one of its popular

restaurants in oakland. the decision had everything to do with crime in the area. >> there are so many in and out locations like this one behind me which is not at risk of shutting down but the one and only in oakland is no more. for the first time in the company's 75 year history, in and out shut down the location and this one which was at oakland international airport, there is a long line of customers who showed up for the final day of business yesterday. the restaurant was staffed heavily with security and plenty of reminders for guests not to leave valuables in their cars. this is one of several recent closures near the airport, the denny's clothes last month and also citing safety concerns. many former employees and patrons work together to stop other businesses from leaving. >> we all have to turn towards

each other and start talking to each other. >> in january they announced the closure same customers and employees are regular victims of crime like armed robberies and weekends and the chain has said it has impacted employees and they cannot transfer to other nearby locations or get a severance package and they will continue supporting charities in oakland. happening tonight in contra costa county, caltrans is shutting down two lanes of interstate 580 at the bridge. the closure will start at 7:00 pm and is expected to last until 5:00 tomorrow morning. during that time the cruise will repair the upper deck of the bridge and it will impact the westbound lanes just after the toll plaza. a group of women are bringing issues around where men's health into the spotlight. they have unanswered questions and it's called strong her collective and they meet to discuss menopause, cancer and more.

they say the issues are not discussed enough and they are creating a safe space for women to talk. this comes after president biden passed initiative for where men's health initiative for research. >> the mindset behind what they are trying to create is really meaningful and it's more poignant now than ever because women are seeking each other. >> member say the priority is to educate people about we men's health and that people should not be afraid to have conversations. the next woman of the year. next, we spoke with a person who is known for bringing certainty during times of uncertain disasters, earthquakes. plus artificial intelligence used in schools but not for what you think. the new technology working to prevent tragedy. i want to remind you that you can now apply for the nbc universal local impact grant.

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they realized it might be helpful tools to detect weapons and schools using security cameras already in place. executives say that it is just what they want to do to protect the students. >> why don't we protect our kids, i was thinking of my kids specifically. first at 4 doest -- foremost let's figure out how to protect our kids and use the technology to implement it quickly, cheaper and faster so we can proliferate it out there. let's do the right thing and let's protect all kids. >> multiple schools across the country are interested in installing the technology including some right here in the bay area. maxed out bay area animal shelters are asking for your help in anticipation of a wave of incoming new arrivals. mainly, kittens. the animal care services is just one shelter anticipating hundreds of young felines to be dropped off for the next two months. the time of fear is

often called kitten season and they're already relying on rescue groups and foster families. anyone interested in fostering is being encouraged to come on board and everyone is encouraged to never separate kids from their mothers whether or not you bring them to the shelter. >> they are commune in on their own as the best chance of survival and unfortunately if the kittens are separated from their mom and mom has lost her kittens, odds are she's going to go into heat fairly quick and have another litter. >> the shelter is also looking to find homes for over 40 pennies that concerns more maybe coming after easter sunday. looking for families prepared and committed to race them. major league baseball star shohei ohtani is expect did to address the media today. this is going to be the first time since allegations of

illegal gambling and theft against his interpreter the interpreter also a longtime friend was immediately fired when the first reports came out. that was started when the la times linked shohei ohtani to a gambling probe and soon after that his attorneys called him a victim of massive theft tied to the gambling ring. baseballs now investigating and the doctors manager said addressing the matter publicly is the right thing for him to do. we continue to celebrate women's history month and we're highlighting a california seismologist. one of the honorees on the third annual women of the year program and it recognizes and honors women across the country for their work. in 2008 they let a team in developing the great shakeout and that is an earthquake drill that helped and teaches people how to prepare for the natural disaster. where the 57 million people worldwide joined the annual exercise. dr. jones said she wanted to

use the research to help people. >> we worked with the community and agreed to create a scenario of what a san andreas earthquake would be and we called it the shakeout scenario. we created the drill is one time event to help people understand what it meant. >> jones alongside 54 honorees were selected across the u.s. by -- five national honorees were picked. looking behind us, san francisco looks beautiful. >> it does and it was nice over the weekend, at times. every now and then he would start raining and it has been windy. look at the flag waving in the wind as we also see breaks in the clouds overhead. it is looking nice as you get ready to head to lunch but

let's talk about how much rain we had over the weekend. in the santa cruz mountains nearly 2 inches of rainfall from the system that moved through. and the oakland hills area about 1.5 inches and in san jose and santa rosa, 1 inch and a little bit less for san francisco with about 0.5 inch of rainfall. it feels so cool outside and we are headed up for 64 for a high in concord, much of the north bay as well as the south bay, 64 degrees today but slightly warmer tomorrow as we get more sunshine and as you can see with the 7 day forecast at the bottom of the screen, the rain comes back on wednesday and it most likely will move into the north bay early and it will keep the temperatures down. looking at a high on wednesday a 59 in santa rosa while in san jose in the upper 60s as the rain comes later in the day. with the first wave it looks like it's in and out of here

fairly quickly but then another storm system coming in right behind that on friday that may keep us in an active weather pattern and some scattered showers into the rest of the weekend with some very chilly temperatures that will bring the sierras and snow. for us, the first wave of snow coming in on wednesday will bring us, for most of us about 0.25 inch of rainfall in san jose and parts of the peninsula, to the east bay possibly 0.5 to .75 of an inch could be higher at the north bay. in the sierra this is the last weekend of march and it is going to be very difficult to get through with heavy snow falling. we may measure about 39 inches of snow for kirkwood. we can see all the rain icons, starting up on wednesday, the temperatures will be even cooler than what we usually see for this time of year. if he had weekend outdoor plans, look at what you will see , off and on rain as well as the temperatures in the low 60s and it's basically going to be

a repeat of the last weekend as we are going to see more waves of rain coming in and we are enjoying a break in the rain activity for now as well as tomorrow and then i will keep you up-to-date as we approach the weekend. talk about madness, stanford survived a big scare. last night the game against iowa state really had evolve. even an appearance from rob purdy, late in the fourth quarter with the cardinals down by one, a three pointer and the game went into overtime. and in ot, dimitri came up again given the cardinal a lead they would never give up. the cardinal won at 87-81, thrilling fans and the head coach. >> i'm really, really proud of our team and how far we have come in a year. >> it was unbelievable.

those girls fought like it was the last game of their life. >> stanford moves on to the sweet 16 for the 29th time in school history. on friday they play the winner of the north carolina state game. if you're feeling lucky, maybe this is your chance, nearly $2 billion up for grabs and it starts tonight with the powerball drawing. right now the powerball jackpot stands at $800 million and if that is not enough, stick around because the mega millions is $1 billion. the mega millions drying happens tomorrow night. be sure to grab those tickets if you expect to win. a u.s. judges dismissing a lawsuit against the nonprofit. the document with hate speech since elon musk took over and you might recall the center for encountering digital hate last july. the company accused him of driving away advertisers

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