thank you chama and dan -- thank you to alma and dan. dan: no worries. spring into action. lert off the coast of japan has been canceled after a powerful earthquake. surveillance shows the shaking from the 7.3 magnitude quake off japan's east coast. a bullet train derailed, no injuries there. more than 2 million people are without power. there was a tsunami that reached eight inches above normal, but no reports of major damage. dan: thank goodness. still ahead, several bay area chefs inching closer to a james baird award centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. ama: a setback today for the terminal part project. they recommended against removing port used for howard terminal. the

dan niles sees this as another 2001 dot-com bust in the making. >> dan niles has been pessimistic, but right in the past are others more optimistic >> let's go to the other danhe sees stocks as oversold nothing but upside the fed gave us our medicine we took it and everything else is priced in now it is time to buy. especially cybersecurity names after the deal with google scoop up last week those will be hot names. also the cloud companies cloud is growing like a weed ibm and oracle and so on again, all upside. the opposite of what niles said, that is what ives is saying. >> so dan v. dan what does it mean for stocks investors? >> the cash piles don't really matter as much for what the growth of the stocks, especially on the big tech. what people are looking for is margins and seeing the top line growth we come to expect from apple and google and amazon of the world. that is what the stocks are measured on throughout the year as the hikes continue. >> steve kovach. sitting on trillions of dollars when you add it up even in these days, that's a lot of money steve, stthanks >>> on deck, your morning rbi and why unlucky mom and pop may be the real reason gas p

dan: i'm dan ashley. the local police chief detailed this deadly crash just after 8:45 last night when officers tried to stop a felony warrant suspect. instead of pulling over, the driver sped off. oakland police did not chase him, but he crashed into another car at the end of the block. two men and a woman were in the car the suspect hit. both men and the driver and front passenger seats were pronounced dead at the scene and the woman in the backseat was taken to the hospital and is listed in stable condition. . the identity of the wanted driver has not yet been released but police say he's a 37-year-old oakland resident and now in custody. karina: the police chief also announced charges against three men accused in the shooting of a security guard and former police officer. we explain how tips from the community and help from neighboring cities helped lead to one of the arrests. >> today, i want to announce the two arrests in the homicide. reporter: oakland police announcing a break in the murder of the

our dan noyes is here now with a story that you will see only on 7th dan dan the team met in new york off from jfk about right now including one men from palo alto a newly retired member of the elite us army special forces. among all the online bravado from americans who say they want to fight in ukraine. there are some serious offers. i received one private message being passed to veterans on social media want to go do something have your passport contact us asap by email with yo

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dan: raymond, thank you. we appreciate it. before we go, remember you can stream the dan bongino show.get that other stuff. >> this is a fox news alert world remains on edge at this hour. good evening i'm lawrence jones live in new york city as war in ukraine rages on a partial cease-fire has failed evacuation routs are shut down u.s. is trying to get more military equipment to ukraine but putin says sanctions put on his country are, quote, an act of war. we have team coverage live on the ground in ukraine lucas tomlinson live in and we begin in kyiv. what is the latest?

dan: some real rain it's coming. sandhya: it's -- some real rain is coming. sandhya: enjoy the show from the comfort of your home. the parties at dan's house, right --the party is at dan'souse, right? dan: absolutely. sandhya: delays tomorrow morning so if you are flying out for the weekend, you might want to call in advance. live doppler 7 tracking that. visibility has been fluctuating. five miles at half moon bay in santa rosa. it is thick across parts of the bay area and tomorrow morning between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. is when we are expecting the heaviest fog. the fog will pretty much burned out. higher clouds will filter the sunshine and will definitely notice changes ahead as we hit the weekend. i want to show you live doppler 7. it's out here that the system is going to link up with an area of low pressure and bring us that rain. it's not going to erase the multiyear deficit that we have leading to the drought situation we are in but it will certainly help with our fire danger so let's look at the latest on the drought in the bay area. the red in the north bay has expanded and that is the extreme drought so it has gotten worse. you have gone from bad to worse unfortun

dan: some real rain it's coming. sandhya: it's -- some real rain is coming. sandhya: enjoy the show from the comfort of your home. the parties at dan's house, right --the party is at dan'souse, right? dan: absolutely. sandhya: delays tomorrow morning so if you are flying out for the weekend, you might want to call in advance. live doppler 7 tracking that. visibility has been fluctuating. five miles at half moon bay in santa rosa. it is thick across parts of the bay area and tomorrow morning between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. is when we are expecting the heaviest fog. the fog will pretty much burned out. higher clouds will filter the sunshine and will definitely notice changes ahead as we hit the weekend. i want to show you live doppler 7. it's out here that the system is going to link up with an area of low pressure and bring us that rain. it's not going to erase the multiyear deficit that we have leading to the drought situation we are in but it will certainly help with our fire danger so let's look at the latest on the drought in the bay area. the red in the north bay has expanded and that is the extreme drought so it has gotten worse. you have gone from bad to worse unfortun

dan dan. go ahead. well, of course started, and of course they can't believe nato. of course, the russia was promised. remember that gorbachev was told by james baker, secretary of state james baker, that if he allowed germany to reunite that nato would not move an inch east of germany. of course, no sooner was that said that the u. s. began to nato began to encroach all the way up to the borders of russia, which again the us would never have tolerated right. if, if the, if there was a war saw type packed up in, they had troops in mexico, the u. s. never would have tolerated that fact. the last time they tried something like that in cuba 19 to we almost went to war over it. so now of course the u. s. is a completely unreliable negotiator on any of these 6. by the way, i think that's why zalinski is trying to find a way out and i agree that the u. s. was not truthful with it and they thought they would the u. s. for back him up on this and of course they've done nothing. um, so yes, i think the international system has broken down. the u. s. in particular, has intentionally destroyed it bit by bit. the attack on serbia was a big part of doing that. and so what is there to appeal to? and i think we have to start asking what is there to appeal to internationally for these sorts of things. and we need to start creating something that's real to do that if, if we, if we really handle dan, i don't, i don't want to sound like a broken record, but this was offered in december of last year to reassess the security architecture of europe. and it came on deaf ears. why any questions i before we go to the break, why go ahead, throw it away. i wouldn't for this was happening the month before or the month after we got this article in yahoo that showed you normally dra, here the united states is training, and insurgency were ca official to kill russians. right? so we have this, this program and that's something that the b j has been doing since the end. ready world to, by the way. so that is the sort of condition that you had in ukraine. that is what russian people are up against and that is backed up. all right, gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the conflict and ukraine, state minority i ah, a look forward to talking to you all that technology should work for people. a robot mu

we'll come back in a 2nd about what's happening on the streets at dan, dan wang at outside of china. have you been surprised by the, the level of sanctions finally being imposed now on russia? i'm actually not as surprised, gathering all the political signals in the market from europe in the us. it seems that will happen that way. the swift is used and a my line of business is considered as a nuclear option in a financial world. but energy products are still an exemption, so i just don't think the pain would be big enough to deter russia. yet, there has to be more of a consistent behavior in alliance between western countries in order to cause the real damage they want to see driven signed. what do you think? do you think the needs to be more effort to, to up the level of sanctioning going on? actually the sanctions are clear, putative, and overwhelming. we should be clear that as of this morning, the russian economy is in crisis. the rubel is crushing, inflation will increase. bank crosby are also seeing russia is fundamentally much poorer this morning than it was yesterday. these f

lawrence.— trying to score quickly like that from dan lawrence. joe got his hundred then _ from dan lawrence. joe got his hundred then displayed - from danby his children. but all the time he was calculating. england declared a second innings leading to 86 to wind the match, they had to take ten wickets but their fastest... they had to take ten wickets but theirfastest... like no part. interesting. if england were going taken, even the hard ones. how much would waste india's —— how much with the west indies risk. with the score 59, ben stokes struck. braithwaite lbw and england forging forward, what this? england looking for the boundary, craig overton found and enough to make england believe, joe wilson, music news, antigua. —— joe wilson, bbc news, antigua. in rugby union's premiership, leaders leicester tigers scored seven tries as they thrashed london irish 47—28 to maintain their lead at the top of the table. second placed saracens also won today — beating newcastle falcons. there was a shock elsewhere as strugglers worcester beat exeter chiefs 35—31while sale edged past gloucester with a 2 point win. and a bit of a shock too in the

dan dan, go ahead in. well, of course started, and of course they can't believe nato. of course, the russia was promised. remember that gorbachev was told by james baker, secretary of state james baker, that if he allowed germany to reunite that nato would not move an inch east of germany. of course, no sooner was that said that the u. s. began to nato began to encroach all the way up to the borders of russia, which again the us would never have tolerated right. if, if the, if there was a warsaw type packed up in, they had troops in mexico, the u. s. never would have tolerated that fact. the last time they tried something like that in cuba 19 to we almost went to war over it. so now of course the u. s. is a completely unreliable negotiator on any of these 6. by the way, i think that's why zalinski is trying to find a way out and i agree that the u. s. was not truthful with it. they thought they would the u. s. for back him up on this and of course they've done nothing. um, so yes, i think the international system has broken down. the u. s. in particular has intentionally destroyed it. bit by bit. the attack on serbia was a big part of doing that. and so what is there to appeal to? and i think we have to start asking what is there to appeal to internationally for these sorts of things. and we need to start creating something that's real to do that if, if we, if we really handle dan, i don't, i don't want to sound like a broken record, but this was offered in december of last year to reassess the security architecture of europe. and it came on deaf ears. why don't i before we go to the break, why a go ahead that way. i know the women for this was happening and the month before or the month after we got this article, yahoo that showed you normally drop your the united states as training. and insurgency were ca official to kill russians. right? so we have this, this program and that's something that the guy has been doing since the n word. ready to by the way, so that is sort of conditions that you had in ukraine. that is what russian people are up against and that is backed up. all right, gentlemen, i'm going to jump in here. we're going to go to a short break. and after that short break, we'll continue our discussion on the conflict and ukraine staying with ah, ah ah ah ah, a ah with when i was showing the wrong one. 03. just don't move any world. yes, to figure

dan: thank you. coming up. ♪ dan: music as medicine. tonight, meet the man volunteering his skills to help centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. ama: the debut of dancing women's festival of the ballet company celebrates asian american choreographers, dancers, composers, and designers and challenges stereotypical depictions persistent in ballet too long. performances begin tonight at the. . asian cultural center in oakland. the following weekend, their performances in livermore with tickets available at oaklandb allet.org. a historic day for after closing for two years because of the pandemic and storm damage, first council announced its free. . may 11 visitors can make rettig ---- dandan: during a pandemic, a southbay man has played piano at sutter health in mountain view and as dustin dorsey found out, it is more than just music to their ears. ♪ dusti -- piano man. >> surgeons of organs and complex surgeries. my volunteer life, i he implants of music to boost people's spirits. dustin: what started as a : whas pass the time and spread joy to his mother-in-law's nursing home turned into a way to get back to his community at this hospital. ♪ dustin: he hits all notes with patients, doctors, and staff in the mood for a melody after the most trying to years of our lives. >> people need a break, whether covid or after covid. it is not an easy world to navigate. ♪ >> it really makes you feel like at peace. you get up -- a zen feeling. when patients hear that, they feel better. dustin: the position of the piano is as important as the music. he is right next to the covid vaccination clinic so people can. relax after waiting in the shot. . the staff appreciates the experien

dan: i dan ashley, we appreciate your time, we will see you again for the news at 11:00. ♪ ♪ from theny pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- an e-commerce professional from boston, massachusetts... an engineer from rochester, new york... and our returning champion-- an attorney from lawrenceville, new jersey... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome to "jeopardy!" i hope you were watching yesterday. we had an extraordinary competitive game, but heading into final jeopardy!, margaret chipowsky, whose only previous television experience, mind you, was eating ice cream out of a batting helmet, was in last place. but moments later, she was the only player with the correct response in final--who is tony bennett? and she emerged a "jeopardy!" champion. welcome to mihir and caitlin. maybe miracles will happen to you as well. let's find out. here are the categories in the first round, the "jeopardy!" round. we'll start off with... then... we have... and

dan: larry: the idea. larry:larry: the a's do it differently. bring in a bunch of kids and hope some of the market and wait three years until the fans come out anyway. dan: when they get good, send them back. larry: you have identified that. ama: coming up tonight on abc seven, starting at 8:00's of the goldbergs, wonder years, the counters and home economics. a million little things at 10:00 followed by abc7news at 11:00. dane straighten -- livestream, stop the hate, commemorates the one-year anniversary of the atlanta spa shootings. if you are extreme yes right now, stay right here and you will see it. if not, open up the abc 7 bay area tv app to watch that live. it is a powerful program. ama: that is going to do it for this edition of abc7news. dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time. hope you have a great evening and we see you again for abc7news at 11:00. ♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants-- a veterinarian from georgetown, ontario, canada... a personal assistant and writer from redondo beach, california... and our returning champion-- an academic copy editor from durham, new hampshire... ...whose 2-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. and thank you all for joining us on "jeopardy!" amy bekkerman, our two-day champion, is certainly in good

our dan noyes is here now with a story that you will see only on 7th dan dan the team met in new york and is taking off from jfk about right now including one men from palo alto a newly retired member of the elite us army special forces. among all the online bravado from americans who say they want to fight in ukraine. there are some serious offers. i received one private message being passed to veterans on social media want to go do something have your passport contact us asap by email with your dd-214 the official record of military service and it says simply want to do something have your passport is kind of cryptic, right? yeah. yeah, i mean if you was like trying to reach out to the right people aaron epstein is a surgeon in buffalo, new york who worked as a defense contractor in a previous career in 2015. he started gsmsg global surgical and medical support group to treat victims of isis and arranged doctors from places like harvard yale and georgetown to volunteer in iraq and bring them right to these kind of frontline communities because we could cocoon them in my other networ

dan. dan, so glad to have you on. every time i think i have my arms around the oil markets, they defy my logic. so, first, let's start here. we use in oil prices spiking in the wake of the crisis, despite the fact that, very intentionally, all of the economic translations around oil, were carved out. so, why are we seeing the spike, even if the russians can, under the law, still solar oil? >> we thought there is, is there is a threat. that is what drives the markets all the time. no shortage, right now. this is a threat of a shortage, which happens when you curtail the ability of russia to sell. so, remember, russia is a petro state. 40% of the revenues come from oil and gas. if you want to make sanctions stick, sooner or later, you will need to make them stick somehow, through oil, and gas. it doesn't matter whether you don't deny, completely, oil from russia being sold somewhere. but, if you can curtail it, if you can find a way to ban it here, in the united states, as they have been doing, slowly, but surely, in europe, even not in a governmental way. we can talk about that. but, if you ban their ability to sell it on open free markets, they need to go to secondary markets, china, india, and then they have to sell at discounted prices, because they aren't on the mainstream of the economy anymore. then, you put sanctions on where the finances are hindered. so that the transfer of capital becomes more difficult. all of this, hitting home in a way that will, really, make a difference in applying sanctions to russia. remember, the tanks that rolled through ukraine streets right now, we're all bought with euros. 7 million barrels of oil, per day, sold to europe. 9 million barrels that russia makes. the oligarchs, the billionaires who see their, they're trying to seize. those are all ball with heroes. ultimately, if you want to have an impact, economically, if the sanctions will have real bite, and really make a difference, really bankrupt putin, somewhere, you're going to have to get oil and gas. with the ban from america, it is only a token thing in the united states, it will make gas prices rise, no doubt about that. but, think of it in this country, as our way to contribute from having a murderer run through the streets of ukraine. >> two thanks. one, you believe this would be efficacious, and so far as it would have an effect on the balance sheet, in the ability of the economic engine of russia. >> it makes a statement where everybody is, now, ready to follow suit. europeans will get supplies on some plants, and some russian barrels that they say that they won by. all of the statements that they're coming for, is the important part of the economy is oil and gas. >> finally, how high does it get? are we talking $8 a gallon, $10 a gallon, and that is the question, right? >> i suppose that is the question. i will say, this economy, in the united states, has dealt with five, and six dollar gallon gas, not that long ago. we are capable of doing that. where it actually leads? we are headed for five, or six dollar gas, in any case, even without this geopolitical dustup. we have had an energy sector that's been decimated for five or six years, they cannot respond to the demand that is coming in for fossil fuels right now, anyways. this only make things echo worse. i think that's all this economy can manage. it's done so in the past. again, when we look at the stakes here, it seems like a small price to pay. >> danank you so much, appreciate it. next, let's take a step back to understand how it is that ukraine, this one country in europe, it's conflict with russia, became a central access of american political life, particularly during the trump years. the whole story, after this. e story, after this. and now he's taking trulicity, and it looks like he's gotten into some new healthier habits, too. what changes are you making for your type 2 diabetes? maybe it's time to try trulicity. it's proven to help lower a1c. it can help you lose up to 10 pounds. and it's only taken once a week, so it can fit into your busy life. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it isn't for people with type 1 diabetes. it's not approved for use in children. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, seve

dan kerman. dan is standing by in the newsroom with the latest. dan >> catherine, justin police say all 3 defendants are convicted felons as well as gang members. now they all face charges of murder, attempted robbery and assault with a semiautomatic firearm in connection with kevin issued his murder. shot a high of mitchell, herschel hail and lauren gilbert have been charged with murder in connection with the death of security guard. kevin nishita. >> she'd oh, who was a retired police officer was gunned down during an attempted robbery the day before thanksgiving while providing security for our kron. 4 crew in oakland is your warning today to get to come before her and the family and friends a mission to shoot it and say that we identify those they are being brought to justice. police say mitchell was the trigger man was arrested on wednesday. >> hill was already in custody in the san francisco county jail on unrelated charges. as for gilbert, he remains on the loose. ironically, police had him in custody several months ago. but let him go at that

dan. >> dan: the economy is in pretty bad shape. people are making a run to the atm. the stock market was closed for a couple days. their rainy day fund is frozen. the european union has mentioned some pretty serious sanctions. could be due to more quick for sure. hydrocarbons palmar the russian military. yes, it does look more to be done. further steps we can take on energy, i agree with you there. >> sean: danfman, rebekah. thank you. we are learning more about the apparent plot to assassinate ukrainian president zelinski. the chechen fighters were eliminated by ukrainian forces. the leader of the republic is a close ally of putin and these special forces and commandos were also used to quite ukrainians check in 2014. what exactly is putin thinking? is there anyone who would like to see this madman in decline and push him out, whatever way they choose and by the way, the people that won't go along with this bloodied conflict are the russian people like what people -- they are people with a heart and a soul about him that would remove him. this has no end in sight as was back here with reaction author of the dying citizen hoover institute senior fellow, victor davis hanson. what is your assessment, victor? >> victor: i don't think putin cares. i think he feels if he is successful, people will not great about the brutality. they will think, wow, he absorbed the entire ukraine. he feels -- i d

details from uc berkeley's assistant vice chancellor for communications and public affairs, dan mobile -- dan m. we are going to focus on answers for the over 100,000 applicants who are now wondering, what does this mean for them? and what uc berkeley is doing in the wake of the ruling to mcgrew -- to make room for as many as possible. i think we should clarify there's acceptance and enrollment. those numbers are not the same. not everyone accepted will enroll. how many students were you hoping to enroll this fall? how many can you enroll now? >> we should also between graduates and undergraduates. let's go right to the bottom line, around the numbers that i think will impact and interest people the most. that is due to a wide range of really amazing mitigation strategies. we are going to be able to offer admission to all of the undergraduates we plan to. that's the good news. the bad news. the bad news is about 1100 of them, about 1150 will be required to be all online further fall semester in 2022. after which they can come to campus or in person, on campus learning, in the spring semester

dan bunching along with cohost of "the five," geraldo rivera. normally would start with you, because i know what you are going to say here is really going to piss off dan, but be counterintuitive, going to start with dan let dan make his case first. dan? >> listen, this is a real problem. the 25th amendment stuff that was laughingly, hysterically evoked in the trump hero, you may not have liked trump, but he was certainly out there. sean, we have to think about this stuff. the menacing cognitive decline, it's evident by just watching and observing him. the problem we have with this as it's causing a genuine national security crisis. everybody out there has been widely reported, vladimir putin is horrified about being deposed, he watches the video of muammar qaddafi and his horrific death, all of the time, every that could happen to him. also well known, sean, he has a version, putin, that is, to communicating via modern technology, cell phones, et cetera, and aversion to computers and looking up internet stories. you can just assume that putin has a full portfolio of information and is fully aware that when joe biden said, you know, we've got to get this guy, he can't remain in power, that putin is no

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dan: i'm dan ashley.has led to the proposal of new laws of the state level, federal lawsuits and a white house task force to address root causes. the task force convened nine months ago and is set to release its findings tomorrow. ama: julian joins us from the white house. julian: good evening. in just a matter of hours, the task force president biden convened nine months ago will release a comprehensive report addressing the root causes of appraisal discrimination. it will also hold a roundtable with families who have been affected by this, including the austin family, and you will recall the story we broke on abc 7 news of a lowball appraisal by half a million dollars.

dan -- dan, where's oil going and what's it worth? >> well, i think what you can see is oil is going to continue to go up, and tens and tens of dollars the way it's going now, because the supply of russian oil, which was supposed to not be sanctioned and to avoid this kind of disruption, de facto sanction, u.s. considering, you talked about embargoing russian oil and it's all logistics for barrels of oil and going to drive price of oil up, and it's added to it, that it's in a crisis that involves two nuclear powers one of whom is actually brandished his nuclear weapons in the course of the last two weeks. and that's vladimir putin. >> right never thought -- nothing surprises me anymore dano to being energy dependent again? and is that true and how diding about the uniteds >> well, we went through a little bit -- got up to energy independence on that basis went down. i think we're back up. this year oil production in the u.s. will rise by about a million barrels a day and the other miraculous thing that happened is we only got an lng industry started in 2016 in 2022 the largest lng exporter in the world and half of the lng exports going to europe right now come from the united states, which is under writing european security and keeping them in stronger position than otherwise would be the case. by the way, one of the reasons vladimir putin hates shale, because we compete with him. >> as you have watched capital dry up for companies that look for fossil fuels and produce fossil fuels, because of esg pressure or pressure from the government, pressure from so many different places what has been your take on that and do you see things changing have we hit a point in time wh

dan kerman live for us at the bridge show with an dan. >> well, we can tell you that you really can actually see what they're talking about. we've heard about the barrier for years. we can tell you that construction was going on all throughout covid, though it did get delayed. now that barry are scheduled to be completed at the end of next year. still, if you look behind me, you do get a sense of what that next. we'll be looking light. >> you're looking south toward san francisco and on the west side of the golden gate bridge is what many of been talking about for years, a net to prevent suicides right now, an average of 30 people year take their own life at this location. it creates a creates a hurt in an emptiness. >> that does not go it stays with you. >> paul mueller is with the nonprofit bridge rail foundation which was created to end suicides on the bridge. he says this net once completed will make a big difference. we know, for example, that restricting easy access to lethal means is a proven the way of reducing suicides. >> and on the golden gate bridge that are taller railing. >> construction on the suicide barrier began in 2018 and while slated to be completed by 2021. construction delays have now pushed completion to the end of 2023. but you can see progress is being made and we've installed a majority of the support arms for the nat we fabricated over 75% of the nash that will make up the net. >> and we've installed about 5% were 20,000 square feet of the match itself on the bridge. >> the net is made of marine grade steel and once completed will sit 20 feet below the bridges, sidewalks and extend out 20 feet from the bridge covering an area the size of 7 football fields. >> this projects simply put that will save lives. there's no greater purpose in government, then that saving a life. >> again, that new completion date the end of next year. bridge officials are hopeful that whatever was causing those construction delays have now been cleared up and they will be able to meet that new completion date live at the golden gate bridge. danman kron. 4 news. >> thank you, dan. now to some developing news. the missing woman, san francisco police have been trying to locate has been identified as the wrong-way driver who died in a crash over the weekend. according to reports, 29 year-old madison, james was driving west and the eastbound side of interstate 80 near the carquinez bridge early sunday when she crashed head on with another vehicle. this is video from the citizen app. as a result of that crash. both vehicles caught fire and were engulfed in flames. both james and the driver of the other vehicle were pronounced dead at the scene. >> in the east bay, a man was shot and killed after officers from the contra costa county sheriff's department fired their guns during what they say was a domestic situation. this happened last night at a gated community on the westport circle. that's in discovery bay. police say the man with the rifle came at them and forced deputies to fire their guns. a witness says he heard multiple rou

dan yergin. dan joins us now great to see you this was written before germany is looking to cut and look for energy elsewhere you said this is long-term implications for russia. >> yes one thing about the energy challenges and the ceos. a thing that's been forgotten off the table is energy security taken for granted. it is back on the agenda now and seeing policy to deal with it and in a sense that's what the europeans are doing. they said russia is a reliable supplier the europeans say russia is an unwanted supplier and unreliable and the pressure is growing to have an embargo or ban of some kind and i think that the ukrainians have been effective to say you support war crimes and going do see a -- getting quite close to that now and i think putin a many miscalculation was assuming that the europeans depending on russian oil and gas to protest and then crimea, too a cake walk and all be done and what a miscalculation. he will have a problem selling energy to europe in the future. >> not merely perceived. not just unreliable but also unwanted and correct that energy policy is now national security policy in a way that we had gotten. >> that's right. europeans are scouring the world. germany will build receiving terminals for lng. we had a conference and had people coming from the european union saying can you get us some more gas the big problem i think is going to be oil in the immediate term because gas is a problem for next winter why the problem is logistics and need government to work with industry and business to manage the complicated system because they back away i think pretty quickly from russian oil and has to come from somewhere else. >> to that point we were talking with john kildof saying that he was frustrated wondering why they were so recalcitrant. >> it is a political problem the gulf between the biden administration and saudi arabia, remember in an article in "the atlantic" the crown prince said i don't care what joe biden thinks of me they're preoccupied with the war and with the houthis and saudi arabia and russia put together the opec plus deal and loathe to walk away from that. they're in a difficult spot. who's the big growth customer? china. this is not like earlier decades where saudi arabia was willing to be the central bank of world oil. not right now. >> how much are sanctions like trade finance sanctions going to affect the russians and they should exporting of oil or the fact that insure irs won't insure >> you are going to what's happening right now. there's self sanctioning insurers not wanting to take the risk and shippers not putting the ships at risk and see out of about 4 million barrels a day that russian oil to europe half is disrupted. >> all right dan, great to haear from you thank you. >>> we'll discuss the agency's proposed rules on climate change and whether the rules could let investors better gauge the risk in the portfolios. when an economy grows too fast take a look now at the s&p 500 leaders today. sartilizer and energy names. moic, occi petroleum among the leaders. i like to keep my enemies close. guys, excuse me. i didn't quite get that. i'm hard of hearing. ♪♪ oh hey, don't forget about the tense music too. would you say tense? i'd say suspenseful. aren't they the same thing? can we move on guys, please? alexa, turn on the subtitles. and dim the lights. ok, dimming the lights. this is xfinity rewards. alexa, turn on the subtitles. our way of showing our appreciation. with rewards of all shapes and sizes. [ cheers ] are we actually going? yes!! and once in a lifetime moments. two tickets to nascar! yes! find rewards like these and so many more in the xfinity app. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't a

dan: on. helen: thank you so much for having me. dan: san francisco city employees are pressuring officials to fill thousands of vacant job positions. we want to explore that more. they say they are overworked and they need some relief. will dan: welcome back. we are excited about our partnership with the digital new site the san francisco standard. they are doing great work. his focus on hyper local quality-of-life issues aligns with our efforts to build a better bay area, something we focus on every. today the standard is examining accusations of chronic understaffing in key city services. yesterday, city workers protested, demanding official spill critical job positions, saying they are far too overworked. it's easy to understand why they feel that way. joining us i i great to be with you. kevin: thanks for having me. dan: something like 3800 job openings in the city of san francisco, that's a staggering figure, it's hard to believe. kevin: that's roughly 10% of available city jobs. dan: is one area being affected more than others? kevin: obviously those 3800 jobs are split across different departments, but some departments are being hurt worse than others. department of department of housing -- the part of environment, ec

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dan: a body in the street and a rocha down for hours. of what >> we know now. >>>> more than a year long report on appraisal discrimination. reaction from a family. dan: millions of dollars to set off the record high gas prices, is there a catch? >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> i'm super proud of you and all of the work you put into this because without you this story would not have blew up the way it did. ama: grit gets results, not just for one north bay couple people all across the area, good evening, i am ama daetz. danng issues of appraisal this termination, families of color who had their home appraisal, and less than expected and they believe they are race plays a role in that. an announcement from the white house task force created to address this. ama: julian glover has been covering the issue in depth and is in washington, d.c. right now to cover the event. all day he has been tweeting updates and sharing clips of what is going on. dan: he joins us live from the white house with the changes and reaction from the couple at the heart of this story. what an inspirational couple they have been. julian: so inspirational. good evening from the white house where we have witnessed the rollout of actions and proposals from the biden administration to address systemic devaluations of home in black and brown neighborhoods. an issue that the austin family from marin city no after their home was devalued by half $1 million, story we broke on abc 7 news. the austins have become the face

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dan thorn is live. and dan, what do we know at this point? >> well, catherine, can we're still trying to gather more information about what was being investigated here by contra costa county deputies and lafayette police. but that body has been taken away from the scene here. and as you can see, taylor boulevard is back open here this is a popular thoroughfare between pleasant hill and lafayette. so a number of commuters were stuck out here having to go in other directions to get home tonight. but here's what the scene looked like several investigators here looking at this body that was on laying in the it was the next to a black this was in the westbound lanes of taylor boulevard. still unclear why that body was laying in the road there. we've been trying to get more information out of investigators on. but we haven't been able to learn much other than this road was closed and have been closed for per several hours. i'm still unclear tonight you know what was going on here and what happened beforehand? we've been working to some rumors that have been out there what what went on here. police have been warning people to avoid this area about. there's no reason now to avoid coming through this area. and we also know that there's been no threat to the back out here live again. police just a short while ago opened this. this area up. a number of people have been driving by here, been asking us what's been happening. we've been trying to gather that information. of let me learn more about it. we will be bringing it to you. but we do know that there is an investigation that's going on here. and we do know that there was a body that was laying in the road here and had been laying here for several hours. the coroner's office did take that body away again. still trying to learn more about what went on here. and of course, we bring it to you as we learned, catherine, can. >> thank you, dan big story we're following. relief could come to california car owners soon. governor newsome has released details of his gas rebate proposal. he wants to send hundreds of dollars to california car owners and put a pause on some gas taxes. kron four's. ashley zavala has the details. >> the governor's proposal is now the 4th idea coming out of the state capitol to try to address rising gas prices. now more than 2 weeks after promising relief in his state of the state address. governor newsom says he wants to send debit cards full of cash to california car owners. >> that direct relief will address the issue that we all are struggling to address that issue of gas prices now here in our state. but of course, all across this country. governor gavin newsome, wednesday proposed sending $400 debit cards to car owners who have vehicles registered in california. the plan would provide payments to those who own or lease gas and electric vehicles. each individual could receive up to 2 payments fo

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dan out on bail. dan: jury selection began today in the trial of elizabeth holmes' former boyfriend and partner at theranos. the 56-year-old is charged with defrauding investors as well as wire fraud, similar charges holmes had faced. he served as the companies chief operating officer. the trial is taking place in the same courthouse where holmes was convicted. opening statement or a week from today. ama: at santa clara university, students are suing over the booster mandate set to a take effect next week. more on how they say it is jeopardizing their college careers. reporter: a group of mostly nonstudents cheer out against santa clara university as two students and children's health defense california are suing the university over its covid-19 booster mandate starting next week. >> my college career is in jeopardy. i just want to be here to study and be with my friends. this, for me, has nothing to do with politics or anti-vax stuff. this is simply my own medical safety i am concerned about. reporter: one of the students on the lawsuit says she had an adverse reaction to the original covid vaccine and the university is not giving her medical exemption. her friend is the son of children's health defense california is co-founder. he asked reporters to put their signs down while he spoke because the lawsuit is not about politics. >> thank god my mom is whoever she is. with her help, i was able to put my foot down and find many other people similar to me who also are tired of it and will want to take a stand. reporter: mandates are falling across the bay area, so should school vaccine requirements change? doctors across the area have expense report for the covid vaccines as a safe tool to protect students and teachers. one of those doctors believes the vaccine mandates will remain. >> with cases coming down, we take masks off, but when we get a vaccine, just like when we acquired measles-mumps-rubella to get into college, it is not really about the now, it is for the future. reporter: we reached out to santa clara university, but they declined to comment on the lawsuit. the deadline for students and staff to submit their booster status is march 17. dan: a big step today in san francisco. the city's health department announced proof of vaccination or negative tests will no longer be read wired to enter businesses -- be required to enter businesses that serve food or drinks, starting friday. it also applies to gyms and fitness studios. businesses can decide to be more restrictive and can continue to require proof of vaccination or a negative test from their staff and clients if they wish. masks can also still be required. ama: still ahead, more than 90% of teachers in one bay area school district to get ready to walk off the job. we will tell you about the strike and the plant sticking point. dan: in ukraine, a russian air strike destroys what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine dan: the war in ukraine is becoming increasingly bloody. during what was supposed