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>> a singapore flagship hit a support structure of the bridge causing it to collapse, you see it right there on video, and ee almost collapsed completely into the river. a massive search and rescue operation continues almost six people are unaccounted for. they were involved with a construction team repairing potholes at the ridge at the time of its collapse, sooner located vehicles -- sonar. it's unclear how many, the key bridge is part of the major artery in baltimore. the support of baltimore, one of the largest is now closed, baltimore's port is number one when it comes to automobiles, that is true for 13 years.

it is the ninth largest port based on the value of cargo and the 11th over on the country. president biden talked about the support the federal government will give the city in rebuilding. >> it is my intention and -- they the fred's -- the government will pay for that ridge. i expect congress to support my effort, this will take some time. stick with them at every step of the way. >> we have yet to get an idea of how tragically significant this all is. what is clear especially in the daytime video, things could have been worse. earlier this morning, maryland governor westmore confirmed there was enough time to save lives. >> we are thankful between the may day and the collapse, we had officials who were able to begin to stop the flow of traffic.

more cars would not end up on the bridge. >> we have learned the cargo ship alerted authorities that it lost propulsion, the ntsb has launched its investigation and are expected to get its update layer in the game -- later in the day. >> to our news room with only one month ago, organizers of the annual 420 hippie hill event at the golden gate park say it's canceled according to the groups website due to citywide budget cutbacks, the climate of the cannabis industry and economy. the group added it has been unable to secure enough sponsorship, the event happens on 420. this is when teens known as the waldo's went together to smoke marijuana after school at war: 20 p.m. last year, 20,000 people packed golden gate park for the event. community leaders in the east bay are showing support for district attorney pamela price after her decision to not charge minors as adults in a

homicide place -- case. the 17-year-old suspect was accused of killing two brothers, jay and angel garcia in oakland. pam price declined to charge the suspect as an adult and instead kept him in the juvenile court system. meaning he would face a maximum of seven years in custody. the family of the brothers say that the decision was irresponsible and painful, the supporters at today's press conference i it was the right decision. >> with the garcia family is experiencing is terrible, it's a tragic loss, a loss for the entire community. understand that for young people specifically, there has to be more options for us to feel this accountability and give them the pathway to transform their lives so society can be better overall. >> supporters say the decision will change how minors are charged in court in the future.

two -- decision 2024, robert kennedy junior plans to announce his vice presidential pick in oakland. the source is now telling nbc news it will be nicole shanahan. the ex-wife of google founder, other names are being floated as well as nfl quarterback aaron rodgers and jesse ventura. kennedy is running as an independent, the announcement is scheduled for 11:00 a.m. at the henry j kaiser center. the calvary national guard seizes over one million fentanyl pills at the border, of according to gavin newsom's office, 600,000 were found at ports of entry. this effect also collected more than 1000 pounds of drugs power in response, the governor is calling for increased border security. new efforts to crack down on fentanyl trafficking. happening today, the supreme court is hearing arguments on the availability

of the abortion pill mifepristone. the arguments will focus specifically on whether the fda was right to expand the use of mifepristone in 2016. it is one of two drugs used in medicated abortion and is used in about two thirds of all abortions in the u.s.. the fda says that the drug is safe and it is a safe way to end early pregnancies and in 2016, the agency expanded access including by mail order and major drugstores, it can also be prescribed without an in person doctors visit. the medication is also used when a woman miss carries. challengers say the f va -- fda disregarded safety issues, experts in the pharmaceutical industry worn the ruling could open other medicines to new litigation. >> potentially what is at stake is the future of the existence of the fda and the ability of people with the capacity for

pregnancy to regulate pregnancies at all. what is at stake is the legality of contraception. what is at stake is the legality of abortion if you like in a state -- live in a state where abortion is legal. >> the biden administration is siding when the fda -- >> the state of california will take steps to stabilize the market home insurance. as nbc bay area reports, this action comes after a major carrier announced it will stop ensuring thousands of homeowners. >> reporter: you may recall that state farm announced this summer, they would be cutting roughly 30,000 property insurance policies plus another roughly 42,000 commercial apartment policies because of rising costs and the increased risk of catastrophes like wildfires here in the state of california. later today, the state department of insurance will hold a public meeting to discuss new regulation designed to make it easier and more

enticing for companies to ensure homeowners, one proposal is to streamline rate reviews with the complaint that it takes too long for the state to approve or deny a hike. the insurance commissioner released a statement that reads by updating commission procedures and requirements, we aim to eliminate confusion, reduce delays, and enhance public participation in the ratemaking process. this will help our experts make sure no policyholder is paying more than required, at least seven of the largest property insurers have either limited or pause new home insurance applications, state farm stopped writing new california homeowners policies late last year and raised its rates in a statement to our old chris camero, state farm is dropping policies because they continue to be impacted by inflation, catastrophe exposure, insurance costs, and limitations of working within decades-old

insurance regulations. recently, state farm reported a net worth of $134 billion, up 3 billion the year before. the state commissioner says that raises serious questions about state farm's financial situations and has questions for that that they would like answered, state farm recently suggested we would talk to janet ruiz who speaks for an industry group called the insurance information institute, she says the money we pay for property insurance does not cover claims. >> over the last 10 years, for every dollar of insurance in california, the premium that was taken in. a dollar and eight cents was claimed -- spent on claims and expenses. >> if you get a nonrenewal notice, you will take action immediately. state law requires them to give you six days notice but you might need those two months to shop around and find a new policy, you also might want to contact an insurance broker who can help you shop around from coverage from companies you

might not know about. here in livermore, bob rudell. let's take a look outside this mid day, tuesday a little hazy, we have been keeping track of the forecast. >> we saw the clouds earlier this morning that all cleared out very quickly and now it is bright, sunny, beautiful lunch hour as you are getting ready to head out as we take a look at san francisco and we are at a steady temperature, 56 degrees across many microclimates with the breezy wind in san francisco, about 60 mph then let's talk about what's next, we have dry and mild weather today but rain comes back tomorrow. then we will be watching a stronger storm system that could be moving in on friday with the potential of isolated thunderstorms and heavy sierra snow in the forecast. today, we see highs in the mid to upper 60s overall, a nice day and we have one more day of sunshine

to start out tomorrow before clouds come in in the north bay, we start to see the effects of the next storm system a lot sooner than the rest of the bay area, we will talk about the timeline and what is ahead as we go into good friday and our easter weekend coming up in a few minutes. >> amid rising crime at santa rosa city schools, parents are pushing to recall the school board president. according to the press democrat, a group of parents called safe campus alliance filed a notice to intent, the system recall, omar medina. back in 2018, he helped end the program that had police officers patrolling and has opposed any effort to bring them back on march of last year, 16-year-old jaden was stabbed and later died after a fight broke out during our class . the group says that medina has failed to protect those students, he told the press democrat he's not surprised by the recall effort.

uc berkeley police are finding help of people suspected of participating in a pro-palestinian protest on campus andrew hundreds and resulted in violence and property damage, here's the picture of the five suspects in february, they made their way into the playhouse and cause property damage if you recognize any of these people, university police are asking you to come forward. it all unfolded while an israeli lawyer was addressing students, officers are calling this a riot and even classified it as a hate crime. >> washing up on northern california shores up next, we will show you the unusual sites at northbay beaches. >> working to feed millions, help is on the way to bring school lunches to kids across the country around, we will be

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nurses in the east bay are

pivoting hoping to highlight what they call serious patient safety concerns that happening at john muir health hospital in concorde until noon, nurses are pointing out staffing challenges and work violence, they say these factors impact safety of patients and staff which is also preventing the hospital from recruiting and retaining nurses, those picketing are demanding the hospital make improvements, john muir health gave us the statement on negotiations quote we will continue to make significant investments in safety including video surveillance and implementation of a new weapons detection system, at all times, the health and safety of patients, nurses, staff, and providers is our top priority. >> east bay congressman mark casali and is holding refineries more accountable, he hosted a town hall in martinez following the string of incidents, the martinez

refinery company is under the microscope, in the wake of a chemical release back on 2022 along with multiple incidents, he says last december, county health leaders and or quantity monitors conducted a surprise inspection and is pushing for new legislation to hold them criminally responsible they don't on hold -- uphold the standards safety protocols. >> when people create a culture, they assume responsibility. i don't know what the punishment might be right now, it might be some standard of manslaughter. >> airborne leaders meanwhile are promising more closely monitoring of the skies above martinez to better keep tabs on refinery activity. >> today is diabetes alert day, a day to raise awareness. the american diabetes association calls it an annual one day wake up call for americans, one in three adults have prediabetes and 80% do not know they have it, pre- diabetics can put people at

risk of other serious conditions like type two diabetes, heart attack and stroke, it can be reversed if you detected early on, experts say that people should make simple changes to avoid getting diabetes. >> just you know, more water than soda for instance, vegetables, fruits, mixing it up a bit, not the same type of vegetable every day but you know, a lot of leafy greens, walking more. >> to understand more about the risks of prediabetes, visit do i have prediabetes.org to take a one minute risk task. >> uncle sam will complete meals in california during the summer months, this is when school lunches are no longer available, the usda announced its summer ebt program will become permanent and feed almost 21 million children nationwide but only here in

california and 35 other states, 14 states all of which are led by republican governors have opted out, we did speak with robert wood johnson foundation, this is a nonprofit dedicated to promoting health equity urging those states to opt into the summer meal program to fight summer -- childhood hunger and poverty. >> no family or child should ever go hungry and that is a decision that we are making, we have it in our tools to do what is right and actually to ensure that no child and no family ever goes hungry i think in this country, we need to see food as a right to food, just as we neto see health as a right to health and not a privilege that on a few are nefing from. >> you can see a list of 14 states not participating in the summer meal program, iowa and oklahoma say they already have existing programs to feed their

children, texas says that it did not have enough time to start a new program meantime, oklahoma's governor says this federal program will cause more bureaucracy for families to wade through. >> new at 11:00 if you are heading to the beach in the northbay, you may run into a squishy site. >> this is from tamales bay, blue jellyfish, creatures known as -- they cover the beach and our earlier in the month. they live further in the pacific but warm water and the wind to drive them closer to the coast. if the wind is too strong, they get blown ashore, national seashore says the visitors can come across thousands of them in the spring and summer months while they do not sting, they may irritate the skin so be careful. >> is from a distance or a picture just like that. >> very much so. >> i do not know how many people are headed to the peach -- beach. >> it's pretty chilly, gradually starting to warm up but we only have a few hours

with some comfortable temperatures for later today, we are still seeing clouds over the south bay meanwhile, it's cleared out farther to the north and the next storm system is gaining strength out in the pacific and will be heading in for tomorrow so we can see the long line of clouds being drawn by that area of low pressure farther to the north and we are going to see those clouds coming in tomorrow along with the showers. a look at our high temperatures today will reach into the mid-60s, even some upper 60s in a few spots a high of 68 today, oakland looking at 64 for this afternoon and 63 in redwood city, half of the bay early in the upper 50s and upper 50s to low 60s in san francisco, northbay temperatures in the upper 60s for today as we go into the day tomorrow, we will be watching first in north bay for that chance of rain that comes in at around eight to 9:00 farther to the north and northern sonoma county, seeing some wet weather

moving in but it will be hit or miss for those areas through the early afternoon and then we will get some heavy year and more widespread rain later tomorrow evening, this is at 10:30 and we are seeing it lighting up with some heavy downpours that will be quickly sweeping through from north to south and a chance to dry out thursday. we could see rainfall totals anywhere from a quarter to a half an inch of rain, i do think the half-inch rainfalls will be in the santa cruz mountains in areas farther in the north, it's a quarter inch of rain we are expecting, the first wave of rain, and the next one comes in on friday and this may change some of those weekend plans as we still get lingering showers on saturday and possibly into early easter sunday. we will have a mixed bag of weather and then it is going to clear out and warm up for early next week, our additional snowfall we are expecting the sierra could reach a foot and a half or the south lake tahoe area up to

kingvale, 33 inches of snow, we are seeing a lot of that going into our easter weekend as well as some scattered showers and cool temperatures continuing over the next few days, we are also going to have and at times rainy weather in our weekend forecast in san francisco. now as we turn to our climate in crisis, marin county for setting aside a half $1 million to tackle sea level rise, the county is surrounded by water on three sides making it one of the most vulnerable places in the bay area to rising seas, officials esmate that by 2100, around 7000 acres, 10,000 buildings, 120 miles of rose throughout the county will be exposed to sea level rise. the recently approved $519,000 will go towards a contract with infrastructure consulting firm to take a countywide approach, officials say there is no single solution to this issue but including as many voices in

the county especially from the most vulnerable is a big priority. >> many of our communities have been built along the waterfront so that means the utilities, the homes, commercial areas are all at risk, the canal district is a particularly high concern given the socioeconomic impacts. >> the project team reports back to the board of supervisors throughout the year and they will be announcing ways for the public to be involved, we will let you more when we have the details and for more stories like these and possible solutions, visit our website, nbc bay area.com and click on the climate crisis tab. >> happening now, santa rosa leaders are considering a possible water rate hike, sonoma water is proposing raising wholesale water rates by 10%, according to the city's agenda, that's a source of 90%

of santa rosa's water today, the city's utilities board will make a recommendation to the city council, members based on city council, members based on their review

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