violence defendant. this is believed to be the first time an sfpd officer has been tried for excessive force on duty. bail has been denied for ufc championship cain velasquez after an arrest last week. he's accused of shooting at a man accused of molesting one of his relatives. dustin dorsey spoke with a legal analyst about the case. >> the free cane shirts were back after velasquez learned he would remain in jail for the time being. a judge denied bail thing there is clear and convincing evidence that he remains a threat to public safety. he wasrr fortt aempting to sho aotnd kill harry goularte nijuor, a man arresteafd ter ing spsuecteofd molesti hngis ur-year-dol relivate aat daaryce center. >> if uyo believe whatht e da says, is there anyonoue t there o whwould say to a father ttha

this is no wthat you oushld do? >>he t prosecur toread aet lter thatai sd velasqzueei bng on ba wilould puthe tm at risk. a celebtyri lawyer said ther''s threaoft velasqu rezunning or finhiisng theob j if sutabsntial bail was approved. he prentseed the judge with 37 leertts osuf pport, iluncding so wmeritten by promintne sports figures. he foutgho tget velauesqz back to his t cwohildrenut b bail was denied. >> they reasleed the pertrpeator back into the public with zero llar bail, y tethey are holdincag ne on no bail. this is whyeo pple e ardisgusted and rigfuhtlly so. >> f aormer assisntta district attorney and police commissneior

yssa velasquez being dendie bail should not come as a sckho. he believes the defseen will try focus on the mesoltation ceas toed ruce the heatn ovelasquez and avoid a trial. >> if he goes to trialnd a is convteicd of attempted premeditated murder, it could be feli in prison. ftsoen it, makeim hor me mpsyathetic,ut b also pparere r foa potentl iatrial. >>el vasquez isas id to make his next court appearaenc in april. dan: sanra fncisco satenor scott wein werants toeg rulate dna collecd tefrom sexlua assault survivors. citomes afterhe t district atrntoey's fiofce auscced the lipoce of usingna d collected from rape viimcts to connect othecrr imes. it would prohibit victims dna fr bomeing placed in a archableat dabase. the santa clara cntouy district

attorneyea rssured vtiicms that it is -- has neveris mused their dna. >> we wa tnto protect victims of sealxu assault n,ot collect evenidce that coulde b used agnsait them lerat. we hav'e't and llwi never do that. dan: tomorw,ro thean sta clarita board of -- santala cra boardf o survpeisors will ask about arifications regdiar dngna mpsales. isten:ma iges like these tareil theft hsaveec bome all too common inhe tas lt few years. someel bieve thenc irease in thefts isue d to thepp arovalf o pr 4op0 71 a 2nd014. nothw ere is an effo trto erovturn the law. liz kreutz is in the wsneroom with aoo lk at bot shides of thisss iue. om torrow, lmaawkers will badete threeil bls, two atth wodulef rorm pporosition 4 a7nd e onthat wou rldepeal it entilyre. ppsuorters othf ero pposition say hitas helpeovd ercrowding in psorins andas h hpeeld lead

to cri pmereventioprn ograms. those aiagnst isat yt ihas led to a reis in crime. thr eislogan -- make crime illegaagl ain. is it time to repeal or reform propitosion 47? that is the esqution up rfo debate tomorrow erwhe some laakwmers sayt i is a necessary stepf o the state wants to ackdown conrime. >> the bill is splime --t iis otoverturn pro47p , which sha been anbs aolute distsaer. >> kevin keyil is the author of the bill icwhwoh uld reaepl the 2014 law thated ruces shopliinftg charg oesf anyinthg under $950 from a felontoy sdemeanor. kiley,ho w isac bked byhe t calirnfoiaea pceff oicers associatn,io believe tshe law has butwo t more crime and lses acuncotability. >> it's not much of an agexgerationo tsay the inpot of this bill is to make imcre leilgal again. >>ro pposition7 4has beenn a trexa ordina sryuccess in californ.ia >> wlil matthews is the

spokesrspeonor fal cifornians rfo safety a jndustice. he pntois totu sdiesik le one from uc irvine showinghe t proposition has not l tedo an increase in property crime and says the law has done more good than most people realize, sending millions of dollars into crime prevention, drug and mental health programs. >> the high level, coordinated, sophisticated smash and grams we've seen are serious problems and are fulonl ly us exalemps of r on shi behioavr. eyth havnoe thing to do thwi proposition .47 >> comttmiees across cifalornia say ty hefeel their communiesti have bomece less seaf and opinnio aboutro pposition7 4 cod ulbe shiftg.in cafolirniaot vers by t awo to one marginow n suprtpo changing prop 47. two heotr bills lawmakers will debate on estuday incdelu one that wou lldower the thrhoesld r foa shopliinftg felyon from $950 to $4 a00nd anoth werould increase penalties forep reat

fenders. >> rliolng backro pposionti 47 wod ulonly achieve a sigfinicant ductionn i themo aunt of meyon we spend trygin to prevent cmeri from occurringn ithe first place. >> what matters is ppleoe elfeing safen itheir communieits, feeling le iktheir kids wilbel safe onhe tir way to school. >> lmaawkers wlil debate esthe llbis tomorr.ow if keyil's blil iaps proved,t i nesed tgoo ttho e full aemssbly d in theen sate f aor vote. itou wld meak iont t bheallot inov nember. with aem docratic morajity, it is uncarle if it llwi survive tomorr.ow nyma democra,ts inclungdi gornveor newso sm,ay they ppsuortro pp 47. n:da a barset rvice is yet to returno t norlma in theas et bay afteanr electrilca fire knoedck out power ttho era tcks durgin the rnmoing comme.ut passgeenrs from rhmicond to downtowner bkeley aivrred at statnsio only to ndfi them lock uedp tight. the outaghae ppened at about 5:40hi ts morninbeg cause oaf fi aret a substioatn that perows

tracks int area, forcing commuters to find another way to get work. >> i don't know. maybe i will try another bus. but everything is hard to get to. dan: crews got trains up and running again along the oregon line which runs from richmond into san jose. the orange line which runs across the bay remains down until further notice. passengers traveling to san francisco on that line must transfer at macarthur. kristen: the l.a. transportation authority is seeing an increase in riders again, adding to cart trains to the blue line on weekdays to allow passengers to spread out. bubble supply chain issues have limited operations to single trains. vice-president kamala harris announced $3 billion to fund electric and low omissions public transit and school buses. >> imagine all the heavy duty

vehicles that keep our supply lines strong and allow our economy to grow. imagine that they produced zero omissions. kristen: the money is from last year's infrastructure bill and covid early package. $17 million will be used to fund electricze, ro emissn ioand low in missionch sool bus.es 127 milln iodollars will be ent on innovatiofon r zero agiming truc.ks dan: as you have noticedga, s prices are high andil wlik lely be getngti even hiergh in the ys and wee akshead becseau of the war uinkraine. chk ecout this graphicha tt owshs you where pricears e in rts of e thbay area. alrel cord hig whsith an aravege of five doarlls 34 cents a gaonll, up sicex nts overghnit. the are iasn red ha tvehe highesprt ices. prettyou rgh. trav eelxperts tnkhi the rising gas prices codul lead tao pontteial benetfi -- more people usinpug blic traitns. as ryan cuyrr learn,ed bart is

pihong ts hicould help them bounce back omfr the panmidec. pceriats the pump epke rising. many pcelas acrosths e bay area are averanggi over vefi dollars a gall.on >> the'r's nothg into do except deal witith . >> as people watch the gas pump ter risend a rise, willhi ts anchged a lk ooof bay aare trant?si >> ihi tnk a lotor meeo pple willom ceac bk becaus iet's really hd arto pay for it. even myia fnce, it hisard for m hito get g.as >>nn aamaria eluxcsivelyak tes blpuicra tnsit. she saidha tt's conveniento t ta ake bus orar bt and has enjod yehow emp ityt has be.en >> iik le that erthe's nodybo on rt because it's ea tsyo go in and come out and cat ach bus. >> but bartan wts to change atth. they say rideripsh is onlyt a 30% wtha it was fobere the pandemicwi, th covidas ces going down a gndas pricegos ing up,

th heyope it ldsea to more peop wleriting bt.ar gas pceris are touhrgh the roof and t bheridge toll went up as wl.el drinivg h nasever beemon re pensive. >> orve the lt ascouple of years, me orand moreeo pple have referr heditting t rheoad tnhe boarngdi ara tin. t with g pasrices gogin up, travelxp eertshi tnk more people ulcod returton public antrsit. if it is sustaedin, thenou y see peoplloe oking for alteatrnives. >> john goodnmait wh the meoptrolitanra tnsit assiaoction ys trans litelevs have slowly incrseead oncthe e omioncr surge past. thisnk the current circumstansce cou mldakeub plic trsiant a popur laoption. >>t imay be aea yr oror me beforehi tngs settle down in a wne -- and a new normaisl establheisd. krteisn: to nsa fraisncco agenesci are callingor f the

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krteisn: the global deh attoll om covid9-1 past six million toda ay,ccordingo tjohns hopkins ivunersity. public health experts say it is a vast undcoerunt. new study shows patients thwi ev aen mild ca osef covid may peexrience aelcceratedgi ang of the brain.

people lost additionalra gy matteris tsue compedar to those whoad h not beeinn fected. new york cityro dpped its mask mandate. itil wl mean no longer requingri prf ooof vaccitinaon goingo t barsen, tertainmt envenues and gyms. dan: let'' startit wh thero dpping mask manteda. yan conces rnfor somee onfully ccvainated? do weee ndo tworry aboutho tse wh aore unvacnacited dan masked? >> it's waal hysard to say you oushldn'' worry. we want to be rlieastic tha wte are t nogointog et go t a place wherehe tre is ze rroisk. you alws ayhave to take iont account atwh your ar leaooks like. there ear some suaittions where i'm comptelely comfoabrtle lifting the mask. if ''m in a place like san francisco where the vaccine reat is so ghhi and a pcela with good ventilation, ''m not wearing a mask. but if i'm tveraling somewhere

else, escipeally somneeo who is not vaccinated, my adorable daughter,'i'm wearina g mask. getting vaccitenad, other people whore aac vcinated,ou yr odds of gettg inseverelyll i are minuscule. dan: minuslecu is aer vy encoaguring word. theta ste surge goneneralay ss orflida'sep dartment ofea hlth willec rommend aingastov cid-19 vaccines for heahylt children. youre a p aediatricn iaby aitrning. atwh is youthr ought onha tt? >> my pediriatcian by training tellmes i need to hear some data behind this boldta stement. isth is the mesa one who estionedac vcineon lg-term safety, etwhher or not masks work, sohi ts once againtr sikes me as just seomol pitical banter to get sompoe ints and o tnehing lot of paren atssk me iss i this safe? is it need?ed when seoomne leik the surgeon general makes a comment like is and dsnoe'oft fer any pport and on clyites a sdytu

from newor yk steta sinayg the vaccinloe ses efficyca orve time, tt hais very concerni.ng whathe t data shows is not only is this vciacne erextmely se,af alre-wor dldata swsho very clearlyha tt children age five to 11nd a 12 to 17 who have bnee ccinated arear fes ls likely to wind uinp the hospil.ta that is wtha we are paygin attentioton . e thsurgeon negeral did t noeven define whahet considedre to be a hethaly child. ihi tnk we kn wowhy he ma idet. dan:et l's goac bk to the study th katristin mtienoned -- oppele withve en a mildas ce may experience acceleredat aging of the brain. at do you know about atth? >> i looked at this styud eaierlr and theloy oked at autbo 401 people who had tesdte potisive for covid-19 and 384 he didn't. they looked at the brain scan before a andfter. shriagnke sounds like aca sry rdwo, and therere a normalra bin

changewis th aging. and the oschanges were gatreer in the populatio tnshat had cod.vi evineng cases tt hawere md,il e thareas othf e brain that were ctfeed were those leliky to affectou yr sensef osmell, but al asoreas reledat tooc fus and gncoitive tas.sk people shodnul't pac niand say oh,y m gh,os ''m goingo t have lo-tngerm brai dnamage because the studyid d not loo tko see if itas w long-term. but i thinkt i is a good ndwiow toin telling us otw this ng-- mbnuer one, the mreay be real brain chaesngnd a even a mild case canau cse dame.ag this goes back to your fitrs estion autbo peoepl taking an invididual risk assessmt enabout wh tathings wodul be likef i you re to test positive. that's'an iormptantue qstion to ask wase try to lt ifthese mandates a gndet rid of thees masks. n: itet lls us a third thing, oto -- it vaccinated. krisn:te you wilbel able to

ordemer -- deorr free coronavisru tests from eth government. the first round began january 18. each home can nowrd oer an adtidional four ttses. go to covides tts.gov and submit the requedir informaonti. n:da l'e's turn our aentttion w bkac ttho e work and the stt arof athnoer wk.ee etprty nice tsouide. isten: a tiny bit gtyus but mpteeraturesre a pretty rmwa. kemi: it was a ltlite breyez in some are.as up in eth hil,ls it is going to stay that way while we lmca dnow for e onday befe orwinds bngri us a heiteghned fire danr geby thursdaynd a a chae ncof shorswe by theee wkend. let's keta aoo lk at what is ing on -- here's a look from mountat m -- i just checked all our reptiorng staontis and they are gre wenith good, clean r. mostly snyun and warr metomorrow than tayod. usbltery contidions come back than tkso a dry cold front

wedndaesy inttho ursday and once that passe ws,e will he avabove average mpteeratureshi ts ekweend. the east bay, up to triple degreewas rmer tha24n hours ago . samehi tng in thnoe rth bay. oklo at all the eslow to mid 70's. 73 in santa rosa and paletuma. a few upp 6er0's arndou mill valley and ssaaulito. 68 ialn ameda ansad n je.os coolest aunrod cmaol -- 58 degrees. stea bayal vleys, mid to upper 60's erthe. by 5:00,e wsee more0' 's at the coast. weil wl fall bk acinto the low to mid '0's and after the sun sets, wweill hang out in the low to upper '0's. i 11:00, stmo of the breezes will be moving up into the hills andha tt will aowll us to cloo down. the win adsre showi sngigns of weakineng.

thosare e the ones over the miles an hour, like 'w've been seeing ithn e hil.ls even their,e wsee a lilett bit aof let up but they wi hllang t in the oveigrnht hours. mperatur wesill rema iinn the 50's ridung the oveigrnht hours. 3''s in easbat y valleysnd a in e north bay valleys, low to d mi40's around the bay out to the coast. 61 toromrow at half moon bay six at riconhmd. 68 ipan lo alto. here'a s lookt a the tight presresu gra -de- a high will takeve or andro dp our wisnd down ait ltle bit. other area of l powresseur cosme ined wnesday. oklo at thein wds comin ogff the eaocn -- thawit ll cool us down. thein wds get fteasr in the rth bay unmotains wneedsday ghtnt io thursd aaynd thats i wh wene have aei hghtened fire dang.er the wis ndwill droinp to our neighbhoorod, gusting to , 3540 lemis an hour othn ursday.

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alarmi angnd even erovwhelming. leslie brilenky has a look at how people in the bay area are coping with the constant and diurstbing updesat. >> fr eaof war -- it w yasears of appherension for tseho on the homero fnt in wod rlwar ii. now ainga, fear of war seaprngdi beyond uaikrne. heart wncrehing menritong and crisis we are watching rineal me. people are really scared and angry whenhe ty see images of people being hurt, cldhiren begin hurt, cieits being destrod.ye >> this clicanil psychologist sayshe t fear of the unonkwn is especial dlyifficulto tmanage. >> it is onomius and overwhelngmi. how doe whandle it? >> we stju camoue t of eth covid situioatn and thohtug everythgin wagos ing to boke . i'm reayll conrnceed. 've nev bereen so cceonrned abouout r future. things are goingra czy too ft.as >> so you are feengli

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dan: the climate and environment are important when it comes to pulling a better bay area and environmental groups are watching a supreme court case they believe could have significant repercussions in california. spencer christian is in the newsroom with a look at what is potentially at stake here. spencer: those concerns focus on regulations pertaining from san francisco bay to the air we breathe and whether those we open to frequent challenges.

this environmental advocate believes the work of the environmental protection agency is critical for california and the health of the bay areas environment. he's concerned about a highly publicized case now before the united states supreme court that could potentially limit the epa's power. >> right here in the bay area, there are countless examples of how the environmental protection agency has brought federal laws and federal enforcement to tech the health of people and wildlife and nature. spencer: he directs save the bait -- the environmental group has successfully fought shoreline development near redwood city. it's a victory he says hinged in part on the authority of the epa. >> the san francisco bay is a great example. just recently, we won a court case that reaffirmed the environmental protection agency has the right and duty to protect waters of the united states, including on the shoreline of the bay. spencer: but in the current supreme court case, power

producers in the state of west virginia has said the powers are being used to too broadly, pointing to a program to reduce carbon admitted -- carbon admissions. it focused on incentives and targets states need to meet to ensure clean air. >> in this particular case, the question is did the epa go too far in creating a cap and trade program? spencer: some legal observers think a conservative ruling could challenge the role federal agencies have played in addressing problems like air and water pollution. >> the reason that is so important is because it's not then the rule up till now. because it has not been the rule up to now, congress has used broad language to delegate authorities across the federal government. spencer: some worry about scenarios that could directly affect california if neighboring states and industries were able

to easily challenge federal regulations with targeted lawsuits. >> air does not respect state boundaries and water doesn't respect state boundaries. we need federal laws to protect the things people share. spencer: according to legal experts with whom we spoke, the supreme court hearing is somewhat unusual because the obama era pollution program being challenged is no longer in effect. kristen: thank you so much for that. the amazon rain forest could be at a critical tipping point. a study says scientists are seeing signs of what they call resilience loss over three quarters of the rain forest. it essentially means the rain forest is losing its abilityfr t come a and fires and could turn into a grassy savannah. once the change becomes obvious, it will be too late to stop. so worrisome. dan: so alarming the changes we

are seeing on our planet. we need the rain here. we started out strongly with the beginning of the races in but that's where we fizzled. kristen: anything on the horizon? mike: possibly sunday or monday, but nothing significant. these are storms that will come down from alaska that don't have much in the way of rain but more wind and cooler weather. speaking of the amazon, it is the lungs of the earth. it takes up more carbon dioxide than anything else. the more we burn, the less we caption -- less we capture the carbon dioxide. if you are headed out this evening, it will be very mild around the bay. a few breezy spots close to the water. all of us will fall into the 50's by 7:00 to 8:00. if you suffer allergies, the tree pollen is back up and producing prodigious amounts of

pine, juniper and oak. a beautiful shot of the golden gate bridge. our area is clean of pollution and will stay that way today, tomorrow and wednesday. let's talk about the heightened fire danger we will see wednesday night into thursday when our fastest wins will hit the north bay mountains. orange is a very very very veryy danger index and the few areas of red possible in the north bay and that is extreme. that's coming from a storm that will produce one to five inches of snow but no rain for us as we head into thursday. just our coldest and windiest day. sunday and monday, we have a chance of some showers. right now it doesn't look very promising. kristen: one of the nation's first programs to feed students organic meals daily has launched in richmond. students at michelle obama school are eating organic cereal with local, organic milk and farm fresh fruit.

it part of a campaign called project cereal. the founder says it is an achievable first step to providing organic food for students across the state. >> we are hoping it makes it simple for schools to know this is possible. that we can feed our kids the best food imaginable. kristen: chef alice waters is an advisory board member of conscious kitchen. >> it dispels all the myths we have about school lunch. that kids don't like it, that we can't cook it, that the schools are too big. kristen: california's superintendent of instruction says the state is providing schools with $47 million for fresh fruit and organic foods. which is terrific. dan: a great interview you had with them. talking with kids about certain topics can be very difficult. >> we have to not be afraid to

answer the tough questions. kristen: linsey davis lindsay hand

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>> i knew we talking about your book today. it was interesting -- i was listening to news radio and heard them share this stat that is gut wrenching -- over 200,000 kids in our country have lost a parent or guardian in this pandemic. it was making me think i want to mention this to lindsay. this is right on target with your book because there are thousands of children in this country asking about heaven but how did you do that in your book with such a heavy topic? >> it is heavy and i'm trying to take a whimsical, uplifting, comforting look at a little boy who is trying to figure out how to get to heaven so he can have this reunion with his grandmother. this was born out of my own son who came out of school and

how come he has two grandmas into grandpas and i have one of each. so i said my husband's mother, she passed away when you were about one and now she's in heaven. i started showing pictures and he said no, i want to go to heaven and see her. shortly after that, i felt like this is a conversation parents have to have all the time and why not have this open discussion in a book? >> did you talk with your son when you are writing this book? it's such a fine line and you made it work. >> i found i was able to use what i think gave my son the most comfort or solace in all of this and that was the idea they would be reunited. it was not goodbye but see you later. thatn

i said 100 and we just have jusj not be afraid to answer the tough questions, whatever that might be in our kids lives. an educator once came on the show and set of kids are old enough to ask the question, they are old enough to hear the answer. that applies with death and with heaven and i let my son lead the conversations and that's what came out of it here. with him desiring to know aboutt death and heaven and there are ways we can meet kids on their level in an appropriate and palatable way to have these conversations. kristen: this is lindsay's fifth children's book. she has a whole series. abc 7 is always screaming 24/7. join us whenever you want, wherever you want. that's going to do it for abc7news at 4:00.

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. brian crisis in ukraine is deepening as russian forces intensify their attack and tonight when bay area is recounting his harrowing escape from the war zone and he had his family he and his family now turned their focus to helping others. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm amidate and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 news at five today ukrainian president vladimir of zelensky returned to his office in key for the first time since russia invaded declaring that he's not in hiding and he's not afraid of anyone. this comes as the pentagon reports that russian. versus have not made any significant progress in the last few days except in the south. what we assess is as they continue to get frustrated. they continue to rely now more