lawyers for former president trump argued that he should have absolute immunity from criminal prosecution. we have the latest in the historic case that could impact the upcoming november election. plus a bike battle is turning into a parking problem in oakland. now businesses are sounding the alarm after the announcement of a new plan to make street safer. time now, though, for a look at this morning top stories a federal law enforcement including the fbi and atf, are in daly city

this after a car exploded. it happened yesterday afternoon. look at that, so you can see the doors and roof of the toyota are completely blown out the inside of the vehicle is charred and the windows and windscreen completely gone. cameras caught a police robot taking a propane tank out of the car. and for those wondering what exploded and why, while police haven't said that, or explained why the fbi may be involved a neighbor said he heard and felt the explosion. >gianna>of the the homes around the car seemed to be damaged and we've reached out to daily city police and are waiting to hear back. san jose city college classes will resume this morning following a bomb threat on campus last night. the school was evacuated and

classes were canceled out of an abundance of caution. police say a search of the campus did not find anything suspicious. now for a look across the bay area this morning, and you know it's been a little bit of a mixed bag. let's check in with daryn for your forecast. >

here at home in no rain. so we're not going to get the rain out of this. let's bring this back and look at it a little differently. here's friday and we're just going to visualize the wind field now and you can see what this actually does do for friday. it's going to get a bit windy out there. i'm going to show you more on that coming up in the complete forecast in just a bit for right now. here are today's daytime highs with just a few clouds and breaks the blue sky. everybody goes pretty much to the mid 60s today. so you with the full forecast coming up in just a few minutes. >gianna>all right, darren. thank you. all right now to oakland, where the city is expanding its network of bike lanes and once again, it's business owners who say the change will be bad for business. this time, the changes are prompting questions along the grand avenue corridor. this is just off of lake merritt. the city wants to reconfigure the road between broadway and macarthur. but as our wilson walker tells us that would come with the loss of parking on a busy commercial corridor. >>what you want to see is when they come off the grill. there

you go. there's a better 1. remarks claimed sandwich shop boasts 5 star reviews the problem. for his business, he says his right outside his front door. my staff, each 1 of them has been smash and grab 4 times and that, he argues, is why his customers will be reluctant to walk from surrounding streets. for parking lots. if 32 spaces are about 40% of the parking on grand it is lost to the installation of new protected bike lanes. people don't want to be away from the cars. nafta area was police. properly. they wouldn't mind. so here is cava kava is a longtime client. for elizabeth macdonald. it is a concern about accessibility for long time clients or people carrying their animals. and she says. the corridor itself. is also vulnerable. so i think that it's no secret that a lot of small businesses in the bay area and brick and mortar businesses are struggling a little bit right now. we need

to be thinking about how to prevent deaths on our streets and we're not doing a good enough job right now. oakland started rolling out an extensive bicycle safety improvement plan back in 2019. advocates. say the protected lanes like those on telegraph offer, the most protection for cyclists and pedestrians. but these lanes do have a mixed reputation among business owners there has been pushback. in neighborhoods all across town. were off for biking. in the community, but i just don't think it's the thing for 14th street that was in 2020. and now the discussion comes over 2 grand avenue traffic planners have already altered the plans to reduce the parking impacts. but some say it is still too much. parking, to really make most businesses on the street. very concerned. yeah. if you lose parking unless people come neighbors are trying to organize and get the city to alter the plans further. we

were unable to reach anyone with the city of oakland today, but a website for the project says they will be accepting. public input. >gianna>okay, so some of those business owners on grand avenue well, they're worried they'll have the same issues as businesses across the bay in san francisco's mission district, they say sales took a huge hit since the city reconfigured. valencia street last summer to install protected bike lanes. the sf mt. ta plans to reevaluate the project in july. today, the federal communications commission is set to vote to restore something called net neutrality that would prohibit internet service providers from blocking or slowing down access. is to some websites. neutrality. 1st came into play under the obama administration, but went away in 2018 under trump's presidency. republicans say their way helped commerce on the web. >

the internet remains a vehicle for free and open discourse. >gianna>if the vote passes the fcc says it will take a couple of months to enact and enforce legal challenges are already on the way and in some of these cases, the government's power to regulate the industry could be impacted. taking a live look at the supreme court, where arguments are happening now over whether former president trump should get immunity from criminal prosecution today, several justices including conservative members are expressing skepticism that trump's behavior linked to january 6th amounted to official acts as his lawyers claim. the high court's eventual ruling will determine whether or not special counsel jack smith can move forward in charging trump with election interference, sachar a charge trump has denied earlier this morning, a bay area law professor told us the supreme court has never recognized the kind of immunity that trump is seeking. >>there is no specific language

to go back to in the constitution. the immunity, doctrine. is based on on what's called common law, which is a old law and principles. but there's not going to be an argument about the specific language of a part of the constitution. as there has been in different cases, so the justices will look toward the original purpose of having certain kinds of immunity from prosecution. >gianna>if the court rules against trump his trial on election interference charges could possibly start before the next election in november. a ruling is expected by early july. yeah. big shakeup in berkeley as an undergrad makes history for the city

time now is 910 this morning? let's get a check. on what happening. around the bay today. in honor of april being 2nd chance month, alameda county is holding a job and resource fair today, taking a live look over oakland, where today's event aims to help local businesses meet a highly skilled candidates. who are often overlooked wantonness chance to rebuild their lives. it's open to anyone and everyone and will be held at the oakland coliseum from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.. taking a live look at levi stadium tonight, the 49 ers will be picking 31st in the nfl draft. the 1st round

of the nfl draft is happening in the motor city. it's a moment many football players have been dreaming of since childhood. and as you watch the draft this weekend, you might notice some familiar faces or names or names streaming at 934 famous 49, former 49 ers that could have their kids picked this weekend. well. meanwhile, a uc berkeley student is set to make history. as the 1st undergraduate student to win a seat on berkeley city council. the vote is expected to be certified in the coming days. but she has already declared victory with about 60% of the vote. are ittehad spoke with the cal sr about the importance of having a student's perspective. in city politics. >>yeah. while most politicians are familiar with the pressures of a campaign trail cecilia luna pars experience. was a bit more nuanced. election day wasn't just a milestone in her political career. it was also

the day her term paper was do >>22. she's won the seat to represent berkeley's district 7, which includes the campus and much of the city south side neighborhood. >

millennials are the largest voting. demographic in the country. and we are the difference in so many campaigns. high. i'm cecily luna para >>cecilia's. platform reflects many of our generations agree. grievances affordable housing, public safety and tenant protections. >>is also advocating for a permanent ceasefire fire between israel and hamas. >>device. divisive issue at the center of massive demonstrations and rising anti semitism on campuses across the country. >>on the day of our interview, she attended a pro palestinian protests on campus, which demanded the university financially divest from israel. >>for now, she's focused on juggling her last 2 classes. and the demands of her new political life.

>>and while most of her classmates will be off chasing their dreams, cecilia is already living hers. right here in berkeley. >

afternoon the winds really do pick up. so while those thunderstorms are moving through the central valley, we've got relatively clear skies here. we're feeling the wind is that moves through, let's put some numbers on that you can pick out your part of the bay on here. there's that moment where the screen lights up. you've got 40 mile an hour gust along the coast, but it's really only like 2025. five mile an hour winds. for the majority of snow. wind advisories from this, but it's cooler because those are cold northerly winds. you get a bit of a wind chill effect on it. we're still only in the upper 60s tomorrow, but it will feel more like low 60s, maybe even upper 50s at times. so friday kind of a breezy and cool day. then we look ahead to saturday. watch the time stamp on there just to see on the future cast what it has to say about saturday. a lot more blue sky a little bit of a breeze left over. and slightly warmer. and that's the theme now in the 7 day forecast, so let's get specific on that and we'll take a look at that in terms of a warm past the friday wins saturday, where low 70s sunday

were mid 70s, and then it's off to the races and as we get into next week, we'll be looking at daytime highs inland anyway, that managed to climb into the low 80s. let's do this 1 more time, and we'll bring in the other 7 day forecast this 1 for the bay. and if you're not warming up to the low 80s, at least it'll be low 70s back here. yeah. >gianna>same story that microphone could we see the biggest drop of the year? we are keeping an eye on the dow after trump's more than 600

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well, new this morning u. s news. and world report. published its late list of of the best public high schools in california and the bay area's got 3 institutions in the top 10 low high school in san francisco lynbrook high school in san jose and dr tj owens gilroy. early college academy in gilroy each 1 of these schools has a graduation rate of 96% or more so, congrats on your excellent hard work and for representing some of the best the bay area has to offer. so let's take a look at the other california schools making the list riverside stem academy topping the charts at the number 1 slot, followed by whitney high in serie toes than science

academy stem magnet in north hollywood low is number 7 on the list, while lynbrook and dr tj owens are 9 and 10 respectively. well, time now for your money watch report when the markets opened up, the dow dropped more than 700 points so we can blame a gloomy gdp report, which increased less than expected in the 1st quarter. economists were expecting gdp growth to come in at 2.4%. instead, we saw it at 1.6 for the 1st quarter that's down from last quarter's 3.4. a cooling economy could prove a bit of a stickier situation when it comes to bettering. inflation, but also means we might have to wait a little long. anger for the fed to push interest rate hikes. so let's see where the markets are sitting as of right now, and you can see the down has taken hit about 510. points right now. well, if you own a ring camera, listen up the federal trade commission could be issuing you a refund, the agency is sending 5.6. 0 worth of refunds to thousands of rain

camera customers the refunds are part of a settlement with ring who was accused of allowing employees to access cameras without the customers' consent ring is also accused of failing to implement security protections, to keep hackers out of customer accounts. now, if you think you're entitled to a refund you can request 1 on the ftc s website. now for some good news for painters and contractors here in the bay, dunn edwards is taking advantage of the open market left by kelly more who shut down earlier this year, it's open up, opening up 10 stores now the new stores will open in cities from san jose to san francisco, and as far east as brentwood. the company says several of the new locations are former kelly more shops and that they're hiring almost exclusively. former kelly more employees. >

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>>yes, okay. with a question. yeah. summer 24 just got hotter here in the bay, the hot girl herself megan, the stallion is bringing her hot girls summer tour to chase center on june 23rd with a long list of hits from body to his grammy winning hip hop star has been selling out arenas from new york to l. a stop at chase is her last before heading overseas. tickets go on sale friday tomorrow. well. champion figure skater christie yamaguchi is getting the barbie treatment the doll is modeled to look exactly like the bay area native the day she won the 1992 gold medal, yamaguchi became the 1st asian american woman to win the gold in olympic figure skating history. she was born in hayward and raised in fremont and says, officially

becoming a barbie is a huge, huge honor. well, that is it for the news at 9. coming up. next is the drew barrymore show today. author arthur brooks discusses the podcast. the art of happiness and for more local headlines, including weather, join us on our streaming service, cbs news bay area where she is again, kristie yamaguchi's barbie.

how are you today? oh, everybody-- i just asked everybody, how are you today? i've never said that before, but it's actually a really genuinely apt question for this particular show, because we're going to tackle a subject today that i know everybody can relate to. let me take a quick poll in the room right now, unprompted. who here worries?