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siempre ahÍ llega el chef josÉ andrÉs.lcÁn. aquÍ tambiÉn se encuentra y esta es su primera experiencia en un escenario de guerra. nos contÓ lo que esta viviendo aquÍ. la ong creada en 2010 el porchef espaÑol josÉ andrÉs luego del terremoto de haitÍ, ha estado presente en todo tipo de desastres en el mundo. pero en ucrania es su primera guerra. >> al final lo que hacemos es muy sencillo. le damos de comer a quien lo necesita, sobre todo ancianos, mujeres y niÑos y mÁs cuando ves a esos niÑos caminando solos. hemos visto que tenÍan en la palma de su mano un nÚmero de telÉfono. un niÑo que le das un plato de comida y lo primero que te dice es " mi papÁ se ha quedado atrÁs ". te da la sensaciÓn que esos niÑos estÁn creciendo muy rÁpido. felix: su invasiÓn alimentaria comenzÓ en polonia y ahora se extiende por toda ucrania. josÉ andrÉsdirige las operaciones como un general al mando de un ejÉrcito humanitario. >> nosotros luchamos con un plato de comida. felix: no oculta su indignaciÓn al seÑalar a quien considera Único responsa

(andre-nicolas chene) we're always well prepared. we always have tents to shelter us from the rain and we choose areas that allow us to enjoy ourselves even when it's raining. besides, we're right by the ocean, so we aren't afraid of getting wet. tourists visiting big island need to figure out what part of the island they want to see, kona or hilo? the mountains that divide the island in two stop the humidity that rolls in from the east, so the west side of the island is drier. hilo gets all the humid winds coming from the sea and the mauna loa and mauna kea mountains block the humidity, making the other half of the island much drier, hotter and sunnier. (andre-nicolas chene) this is a pretty normal day here in hilo. (andre-nicolas chene) the humid climate of hilo makes for very lush greenery. kona is sunnier and more appealing to the tourism industry. all the big marriott and hilton hotels are around there. it's also more common to see california-style neighbourhoods in kona, places where you feel like you're living in an american w

mess andrÉ, u.s. study this also.there been any other hymn -- that have been nay -- made national? >> i actually don't know that history in terms of the united states or other countries recognizing national hymn -- but i would like to support what my colleague has mentioned about -- where we're going back to antiquity and up through the liturgy is that hymns particularly have a very malleable and flexible meaning and they can symbolize devotion and god and countries -- i'm sorry, i don't know the other national hymns and i think you don't really hear about them. but going back to an earlier question, with this beacon fusing for the american public. i think we all have our national anthem and we love the national anthem. even if it is a little hard to saying. i think we have the complexity and the sophistication to realize that you can have more than one important national music and national song and this not being the anthem, but being elevated as a hymn, adds a sense of belonging since i can't think of any other song

. >> we will take a moment of silence to remember andre. liz: reporter amanda del castillo you says their personal message came during the meeting about eliminating traffic fatalities. >> if we can stop another family feeling what we are feeling right now, please. just put up a sign, something. amanda: an agonizing push for action from the mother of 13-year-old andre retana. exactly one week ago, the mountain view teen was hit and killed while riding his bike by a truck driver. his parents spoke to city officials over zoom during a community discussion on mountain views zero vision action plan, where the community addressed traffic fatalities. >> he should still be here with us. we want something done quicker than 2030. amanda: mountain view pd is still investigating what led to the fatal collision, describing the driver as "very cooperative." still, the teen's parents are pleading for more signage at the intersection, wanting to implement a no turn on red. >> we are taking a look at everything we can do. amanda: the intersection is the sit

. >> they gave us this photo of andre wearing that very jacket standing next to his younger brother. brian told us about the moment he learned his son was hit by a truck riding to school this morning. >> we thought it was broken leg and he's a strong kid, he's bigger than me and stronger than me. he's a great kid. he should still be here. it isn't fair. >> he was treated at the scene and taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. the truck driver remained on the scene and is cooperating with police. speed nor alcohol is related in the crash. >> he was such a kind soul and never met anybody that didn't like him. he was loved by everybody and he always wanted to help whoever he could. >> now that help is coming from the community through hugs, tears and support as these parents remember their son. >> he loved his family. we love him so much, and i still can't believe it right now. >> so the accident didn't happen in front of the school andre attended which is graham middle school, although a group here called safe mountain view says at least three students have been hit

thank you, andre, victoria. i don't know to me. it looks like you can watch now online how maniacs are killing women and children and and men. i don't know why men should be killed so and it is very nice of you and i'm really grateful for the money for all the help but no flight the fly zone. i think that bakhtang is right and you know, i've had just a couple of minutes to watch some american news and some experts at the oh, no, that's not gonna happen because he said this is this is a recipe for war because of course if you would start action to to provide no-fly zone over ukraine, of course, that would could be technically. can you hear me because my connection was interrupted, but i was going to say you you did not realize that. russians are already having war with you and i'm going to say that if russian speakers russians are listening to me. i want american friends to ask you. what is pindosi i tell you this is the nickname. this is a how they called you americans. this is a very bad word which they use for russians. for for a

i'm andre senior, and i'm cristina rendon. the bomb squad and fire officials were called to the scene of an apartment on long, brooke way in pleasant hill, where the bomb making materials were found live coverage tonight from ktvu jana katsuyama, who has the latest details on the evacuation and investigation, janna. police were here for more than six hours, and many of the residents who had to be evacuated ended up taking shelter in the recreation room in the main office. police say that they arrested a 27 year old man who was living in one of the first floor units. late into the night. pleasant hill police , the fbi, county bomb squad, cruise and clayton, detectives were still securing the explosive materials from the first floor apartment at 300 long, brooke way, residents say it all started around three o'clock in the afternoon when a stream of law enforcement officers came to serve a search warrant. police you know, rang my doorbell several several times. and tell me you need to get out. you know, there's a wouldn't say wh

andrÉs tenÍa imÁgenes captadas por cÁmaras de seguridad quizÁs usted pueda tener informaciÓn valorableesinada el martes en la noche cuando trataban de robar su tienda >> cris lo conoce sus cÁmaras captaron estos videos que muestran al supuesto sospechosos huir del local nos dice que la policÍa lo llamÓ en la noche para pedirle que viniera aquÍ que era un padre de 2 y jamÁs habÍa visto algo asÍ trabajadores nos dijeron que era dueÑo de esta plaza comercial. >> la portavoz dice que recibieron la alerto que habÍa tratado de robar la tienda y encontraron a la vÍctima sin vida luego de recibir al menos un disparo familiares no quisieron hablar en camper nos dijeron que el nombre del fallecido. >> comerciante muy querido acÁ esta mujer era su cliente regular hoy dejÓ una tarjeta en su honor >>> este seÑor nos dijo que no creyÓ la noticia cuando la escuchÓ por eso vino darse cuenta que la vÍctima era su cliente. >> muy amable. >> este es el segundo homicidio no se habÍa registrado un suceso asÍ desde el 2011 por su parte el alcalde nos dice que fue un asesinato que afecta a todos aÁa y espera

i'm andre senior ktvu, fox two news. second night, san francisco educators rolled out their sleeping bags on the floor of district offices and hunkered down for a night of protest about 15 teachers or taking part in tonight's so called sleep in they're among hundreds who say they have not received their paychecks after the district switched payroll systems. the third floor of the franklin street headquarters is not the most comfortable place to sleep. but teachers say they will stay until they get paid. we're committed to sticking this out, and we know how to work remotely to. so that's not a problem for us and having direct contact. with the superintendent and all of the chiefs that can get this work done. board of education president jenny lam has met protesters and says she , along with superintendent vincent matthews are trying to sort out the payroll issue as quickly as possible. today the luo announced its opposition to the recall of san francisco d a chase a boudin. the group urged a no vote on june seven, saying

. >> dos mil desplazados en zacatecas le piden ayuda al presidente de méxico, andrés manuel lópez obradoro lo dejan vivir. >> (gritos). >> justicia, justicia. >> con un no a la violencia al fútbol mexicano y sí al a fútbol mexicano cientos de mexicanos salieron a pedir justicia para los agredidos. >> buenas tardes y gracias en este jueves de edición de noticias telemundo mediodía soy felicidad aveleyra. >> rusia y ucrania han buscado una cercanía pero las diplomacias no llegaron a acuerdo, vamos con los detalles con cecilia buenas tardes . >> hola felicidad un gusto saludarte desde aquí en el centro de ucrania y no hay buenas noticias porque la reunión entre los ministros resultó fallida. >> rusia no aceptó alto al fuego para poder seguir evacuando a civiles, el ministro de relaciones exteriores pide que los países no den armas a ucrania. >> también la situación es difícil hemos visto como los civiles fueron atacados en un hospital de mariúpol que dejó a tres fallecidos y heridos. >> fueron muchos los intentos de ir a mariúpol y fue difícicil y evacuamos ya a 7 mil personas. >> este centr

so andre [indiscernible] yeah, andre is right over there. andre is amazing, because when we started going into juvenile hall, which was about 1988, we met andre in 1989. he was in serious trouble. he was a gangbanger, and his name rang bells on the street. part of the beasley, but he was someone definitely on his way to prison. he chose somewhere early on that he'd rather go to penn state rather than the state pen, and today, the amazing thing, he has had three of his children go through the omega academic program, and two of his daughters have graduated from grambling with the help of dr. marshall, and andre's beautiful wife with him, and i said wife, you know? and i think we ought to give it up for the wife, because nobody has a wife anymore. i'm honored, and i thank you. i don't know about the cuff links, though. i was saying, when you were -- i will wear different shirts when london's running for the united states senate, you know? and -- but i also want to say, too, before i sit down, i know that there's -- in fact, a friend of mine is

so andre [indiscernible] yeah, andre is right over there. andre is amazing, because when we started going into juvenile hall, which was about 1988, we met andre in 1989. he was in serious trouble. he was a gangbanger, and his name rang bells on the street. part of the beasley, but he was someone definitely on his way to prison. he chose somewhere early on that he'd rather go to penn state rather than the state pen, and today, the amazing thing, he has had three of his children go through the omega academic program, and two of his daughters have graduated from grambling with the help of dr. marshall, and andre's beautiful wife with him, and i said wife, you know? and i think we ought to give it up for the wife, because nobody has a wife anymore. i'm honored, and i thank you. i don't know about the cuff links, though. i was saying, when you were -- i will wear different shirts when london's running for the united states senate, you know? and -- but i also want to say, too, before i sit down, i know that there's -- in fact, a friend of mine is

amanda: it is also where he met andre's grandfather. he did not want to speak on camera but says the support shown here proves that andre was special to many people. >> i am heartbroken. i do not know how i am going to live. we do not know how we are going to live. i need the city of mountain view to do something because this is bs. amanda: last september the city council approved entering into any agreement with caltrans to include pedestrian and bicycle improvements to the project to repave el camino. the city adopted a resolution to make more space available for protected bikeways and painted bike lanes, high visibility crosswalks and more. if plans are approve it would allow construction to begin by spring 2023. >> andre deserves this. thank you. amanda: in mountain view, abc7news. liz: it has been one month since the invasion of ukraine and the country's forces are fighting back against russian troops. this is the biggest conflict in europe since the second world war. tim johns has been following the war since it started and he has

saludo desde la capital mexicana, el aviÓn presidencial ha sido un verdadero dolor de cabeza para andrÉsmetiÓ venderlo, dijo que era un lujo y una ofensa para los mexicanos escuchemos. >> ya compraron un aviÓn presidencial de lujo para 180 pasajeros, no lo tiene ni obama, pero nadie lo ha comprado, cuesta 130 millones de dÓlares y por eso lo rifÓ sin rifarlo, la gente comprÓ boletos de la loterÍa al final entregaron algunos premios, pero el aviÓn sigue guardado en un hangar donde tiene que pagar renta y mantenciÓn, mientra tanto el presidente viaja en vuelos comerciales donde los pasajeros le han aplaudido, pero tambiÉn abucheado. asÍ es que no sabemos si realmente lograrÁn rentarlo porque primero ofrecieron venderlo y no lo hicieron luego rifarlo y tampoco lori farn, regreso contigo. >> muchas gracias sin duda ha sido un dolor de cabeza para andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador. buenas noches, final feliz para un perro mestizo de pastor alemÁn que cayÓ al riÓ de los Ángeles en un vecindario en california, junto su dueÑa ahÍ ve las impreonantes imÁgenes la mujer pudo ser rescatada primero pero el

i'm andre senior, and i'm christina rendon.ffected a company in the city with ties to ukraine and its people. hundreds of its workers are in harm's way now. ktvu brooks jarocz joins us from the newsroom after speaking with the employees and the ceo. brooks. they're leaning on one another to amplify a call for help. that's right. just answer is an online platform that has been ukraine for more than a decade. its purpose is to get anyone immediate advice from experts. a doctor, a lawyer mechanic, maybe an accountant. but with war, the bay area business has become more of a megaphone, encouraging its ukrainian workers to be vocal about what's happening there. these are their stories. we're all like, very happy and it was like amazing trip just days after their honeymoon newlyweds katarina, chair, nebraska and her husband were forced from their home in la vive russian troops were invading ukraine, like panic shock. and you, you don't understand what you should do. they rushed down from their high rise near the airport, heading west

front of andre.s and they managed to get him to safety. >> i want you to also tell us all about anna. i know she's only 10 weeks old. she's there in the hospital. tiny little child. congenital heart disease. her mother made the decision to leave anna at a hospital. she left her there hoping that someone would help. of course, they have. she's as safe as she can be but alone without her mother. what happens to anna now? >> this shows the impact on the children. andre had his mother taken from him through the dire impacts and anna, a trauma, a huge burden it's putting on parents. so anna now, as you say, is being cared for by the staff at the hospital. a dedicated local woman who said she will provide her with all the care that she needs but these hospital staff, they're running on fumes and unicef is there and we're able to provide supplies to the hospitals, we're able to get stuff in in lviv and in kharkiv we're delivering toys to the children who are living effectively in the metro system because it

josÉ andres, thank you so much.oss ukraine and at the borders for all of the volunteer work that you're doing. really, really heartwarming to hear your stories as well. >>> thank you for spending your sundays with us. the news continues next. help manage your blood sugar. o live every moment. glucerna. the world is full of make or break moments. especially if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, it's time to make your move to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip or tongue swelling, rash, itching or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin, or thigh, as unusual thigh bone fractures

american chef jose andres and his team for help feeding those who are yearning to be free.elping these refugees is not something poland or any other nation should carry alone. all the world democracies have a responsibility to help. >> joining me now is chef jose andres, founder of the world central kitchen and owner of think food group. jose, i mean, what you are doing is just remarkable. you've had an extraordinary month, the president and his meetings with the refugees. >> well, it was great to see obviously the president speaking directly to the ukrainian refugees. obviously he was all ears, he was full of empathy. he spoke to little girls in almost perfect english who are sharing with him what they are feeling, mothers asking for obviously his continued support, support of the american people, and quite frankly watching the president one on one with the people. i think he's been a great leader but more important also, a great person, listening and showing the empathy that we all want to see in the leaders of the world. >> and you know, in watching it, and i was watchin

josÉ andres, thank you so much.the borders for all of the volunteer work that you're doing. really, really heart warming to hear your stories as well. >> let's keep praying for ukraine and the ukrainians, please. >> thank you. >>> and up next, a special second hour of "state of the union." stay with us. ♪ >>> taking on putin. president biden says vladimir putin cannot remain in power, as ukraine says the west is not doing enough with russia claiming a shift in strategy, what does ukraine need to survive? ukrainian ambassador to the u.s.

all the teachers and everybody knew andre's rugrat jacket. he loved it. >> reporter: the family gave us this photo of andre wearing that very jacket and standing flex to his younger brother. andre's father also told us about the moment he learned his son was hit by a transport truck while biking to school thursday morning. >> we just hoped it was a broken leg, a broken something. when we saw the accident we were like oh, he's going to make it. he's so strong. he's the strongest kid. he's big as me, stronger than me. he's a great kid. he should still be here. this isn't fair. >> reporter: police say lara's son was treated at the scene then taken to the hospital where he was later pronounced dead. the truck driver remained at the scene and is cooperating with police. investigators say neither speed nor drugs or alcohol are factors in this crash. the accident didn't happen in front of grand middle school, but a local group called safe mountain view says there have been at least three other students hit by vehicles in the past ten years. lara try

andres: esto no es ningÚn insulto. empiezan los opositores a berrea.partido dijo en twitter que era un mensaje burdo y despuÉs lo borrÓ. los eurodiputados aseguran que este paÍs es el lugar mÁs mortÍfero para los periodistas fuera de una zona de guerra. alejandro madrigal, univisiÓn. leon: chile comenzÓ un nuevo rumbo polÍtico a la toma de posesiÓn de gabriel boric. 36 aÑos es el presidente mÁs joven de la historia chilena. va a gobernar con un gabinete de mayorÍafemenina. 14 mujeres, 10 hombres. ha prometido mejoras socialesy disminuir la desigualdad en chile. patricia: en colombia habrÁ elecciones este domingo para escoger un nuevo congreso a los candidatos de tres coaliciones polÍticas. el presidente ivan hablÓ sobre la importancia de estas elecciones con miras a las presidenciales. >> yo creo que despuÉs de este domingo la carrera presidencial apenas empieza de verdad porque tendremos ya mÁs consolidada las coaliciones. sabemos cÓmo queda la composiciÓn del congreso de la repÚblica y en esa direcciÓn creo que el pueblo colombiano una vez mÁs rechaz

thank you all gentlemen for joining us on inside story andre fetterhoff in moscow. let me start with you, the 2 sides, russia and ukraine have engage in a couple of rounds of discussions bilaterally. but russia has not pause its military operations in ukraine. is the kremlin at all interested in diplomacy? of course colonel is interested in the blog post about the problem is there are during this recent contacts which sure through place are very one obstacle. russia, formerly a very clearly our number of demands which are unacceptable for ukrainian. so that's why our little during this diplomatic context, we can, the moralists agree only on some material issues. what all the main political issues are left on saw. and there are, if you chances they can be saw in the way. why wouldn't want, what is president putting stinking andrei? i mean, what's his decision making process? and do you think he's willing to make any compromises on? on some of the red lines, he said he wouldn't cross. no, i don't think looked in case of your brain. i he will, he's absolutely not ready

chef andres, we saw him on the border with poland a couple years ago.pened yet. his team is helping feed people at the train station here. let's take a look. >> the restaurant in lviv has no paying customers, but its kitchen is bustling. every day they prepare some 2,000 hot meals for those fleeing the fighting in the east. they started doing this on their own but now are being supported by chef jose andres and his world central kitchen. >> so, what's happening here? >> well, this is one of our partner kitchens. and the partnership happened like always happens before even we land. we contact them, sometimes they contact us. >> jose andres has been serving thousands of meals to refugees on the polish side of the border. but in the last few days, he's begun operating inside ukraine. >> this has been a very long effort. this conflict can go on for a long time. there are probably going to be more and more people fleeing cities and coming through. >> this is, before we know it, is going to become the city of cities for refugees within ukraine. and i believe

for larissa and andre, the wait is finally over.m, i'm alive. mom, i'm alive. and that's it. >> i'm the happiest mother in the world right now, she says. my son is with me. but not every mother here is so lucky. and for many, the wait continues. >> just unbelievable. i mean, those -- the women from the nursing home, i mean, disoriented, the woman saying i want to lie down, please help me. do they know where they're going or does anyone know where they're going to go? >> there was definitely a lot of confusion, anderson, about where they were going. most of the people who get loaded onto those yellow buses and evacuated are taken directly to the kyiv central railway station. but for those elderly, that was not the plan. they were waiting for some other transport that would have been perhaps more suitable for them. that transport didn't materialize, so eventually, they did put them on those buses and you saw some of them had to actually lie down on the floor. and they were supposed to be taken from there to another kind of care home o

andre says he was escaping his home when suddenly i heard the whistle and then i lost consciousness. badly injured in his leg, he says he somehow managed to get his wife and daughter into their car. but as they were leaving, russian forces hit the moving car. his wife, tatiana, 24 years old, studying to be a hairdresser told him, i'll be with you forever. they would be her final words. andre was recovered by ukrainian troops his injured daughter was taken by relatives, he has no idea where. his wife's remains are still in the car. too dangerous to reach her. >> i can't even imagine how that must feel. >> reporter: i also can't express what's happening inside me, it feels like a dream, a nightmare, but i can wake up while my wife cannot he only has one picture of her with him, but he can't bear to look at it >> richard, the president signaling a bit of skepticism, says he is not going to read anything into russian statements until he sees what their actions are. >> reporter: well, i think here, lester, there's even more skepticism than that, with many people believing this is just a w

you, sir, are both jose andres, thank you, thank you.ll in" with chris hayes starts now. tonight on all in. >> we are not going to give any more airtime to the lies that you are hearing today, from this council. there is only one aggressor here, and that is russia. >> latest russian attempt to justify their invasion of

mike just a few weeks ago, andre. let's go ahead was still here in the bay area, working on his startup fast forward to now he's using his skills from the tech work world to tackle a major challenge facing ukrainian forces. evokes it looks like they resumed bombings of a region this is andre liscovicz is reality now often hunkered down in a bunker in ukraine, sometimes seven hours a day. but just over two weeks ago he was here. stop putin save ukraine, the ukrainian born san francisco transplant a former executive at uber, desperate to do more than send money. i was incredibly inspired by the alinsky's personal courage within gaze. liscovicz was reporting for duty with the ukrainian volunteer army told them that i was willing to pick up our embassy. but let's go back quickly. realizing manpower wasn't what they needed most. it was his knowledge of tech and supply chain management army simply did not have enough supplies for these folks all around everyday citizens showing up in regular clothes. ill equipped for war an

andre well.ie fentanyl overdose deaths in the us tops 100,000 annually now and today, one state lawmaker says the real story is a number of teenagers affected. there has been a spike in fatal fentanyl overdoses among teenagers. had my son known or had the knowledge that the pill that he was taking was a fake pill made of fentanyl. he would never have consumed it and would have been alive today. jaime berta is talking about the 2020 death of his 16 year old son, daniel, where two says daniel purchased what he thought was oxycodone pills on snapchat , which was actually counterfeit fentanyl and what has truly fueled this epidemic has been social media platforms. were actively allowed low level drug dealers to sell their poison to unsuspecting victims. the nonprofit families against fentanyl reports team deaths caused by fentanyl have tripled in the past two years. assemblywoman qadi petri, norris says introduced assembly bill 20 to 46 that will toughen penalties on fentanyl traffickers, particularl

for larissa and andre, the wait is final over.the only words you can tell to the phone, like mom, i'm alive. mom, i'm alive, and that's it. >> i'm the happiest mother in the world right now, she says. my son is with me. >> wow, how did that moment feel? >> that felt ridiculous, you know. still like maybe this is specifics of my like internal organization, but first three days i was like on adrenaline. my body and my mind told me that, you're okay. you're okay. so i had no time even to reconsider that because it was adrenaline and everything inside of me was telling me, guy, you're okay. guy, you're okay, and even now i didn't have any moment. just sit down and wait and analyze what happened and to make some decisions inside. >> how does it feel to see your mom there? how'd it feel to talk to your parents and see your mom and be interviewed and her emotion? >> i understand you, so after being executed, i understood that if my mom understands that i'm dead in my house like sitting on that stool with like those red bloody, she will n

andres -- andre iguodala, back after a couple months.and six minutes -- 60 minutes. that is to anthony melton, with authority. a blowout alert, steve kerr had seen enough. gets ejected just before halftime. warriors done 30 in the third. jonathan commando, explosive, finished with 15 points. john is not playing because he is hurt. job scope 1-4 on this trip. here is andres, >> not too many, playing nda, fortunate to be able to get out there with the guys. it was a tough night. i had some fun. saw some good things, some bad things. larry: on baseball, giants will open the season without third baseman, he needs surgery to repair a ligament in his third finger. unclear how long he will be out. logan webb is in, named as the opening day starter, april 8 against miami. he was clearly the giants pitcher at the end of last year, with an e.r.a. just over three. spring-training actions of a's and angels in tempe. scoreless in the first. a base hit off noah syndergaard, 1-0, paul blackburn making his spring debut for oakland, that is all he gave u

this is a group that was founded by jose andres back in 2010.hey go to disasters all over the globe. remember after haiti, they went and helped feed people. they've been at disasters in florida when the surfside building collapse happened and they're here on the ground in poland and other places helping with refugees who are coming across the border over the last month with, you know, little more than the clothes on their back with them. you saw jose andres there meeting with president biden and the other members of the staff. that's been a huge aspect of this. this stadium where president biden is going today, it's been a big processing center for refugees who have come into poland. obviously, over 2 million of them have come in since the invasion began. a lot of them here in warsaw itself. and it's been something that obviously the polish president has welcomed. but obviously logistically speaking, it's a very complex undertaking. they said it has been a struggle to cope with because it is such a weigh on the infrastructure of actually getting

cristina rendon i'm andre senior. we begin this afternoon with the teen tragedy in the east oakland hills of 14 year old shot and killed police now trying to figure out who did it and why, and now we're hearing from the victim's twin brother about losing a sibling. ktvu crime reporter henry lee is in the newsroom. henry you spoke to the victim's family about this sudden loss. andre they're just absolutely heartbroken. every homicide is tragic, but it's even more so when the victim is someone so young, someone who had his whole life in front of them. my brother, my twin, he was loving kerry teenager grieving over the shooting death of his fraternal twin brother. won't everybody just remember in never forgive my twin at all. his brother 14 year old shamari martin was shot and killed on mountain boulevard near keller avenue in the east oakland hills at about 10 30 wednesday night on thursday morning, his family came by the crime scene, which sits right outside a church. they said they didn't know what led up to the shoot

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. >> reporter: the ukrainian businessman andre turned his day job as an exporter into the director of one. largest storage centers for food, hygiene and medical supplies, reaching ukrainians who need it most. it is called help ukraine center. >> we receive by railway, cars, whatever, we pack it, we sort it, we label it, and our volunteers are doing all of that and we send it to ukraine where the military is distributing it in the most hard regions of the country. >> reporter: the center takes 30 trucks into ukraine daily. andre said they were able to organize quickly because he had been doing something similar when the pandemic hit and was asked by the president of ukraine to be the head of a covid resistance team in the south of the country. >> i must say i miss those times. it was way easier than what is happening now. >> reporter: among those donating and helping the center is the legendary musician, sting, and several tech workers he met during his time as a tech student. andre said what is needed most is medical supplies for soldiers in those areas where missiles are falling from

jose andres, celebrity chef, working nonstop to feed the hungry there. >> chef andres and team made it their mission to travel to hot spots around the world. more on their efforts the next half hour. we salute him. first, the morning's other headlines. breaking news out of ukraine where a temporary cease-fire was declared overnight. ukranian and russian officials agreed to pause fighting in two key areas in south ukraine. there are reports from city council in mariupol that the russians aren't holding up their end of the deal, continuing to fire shells. the cease-fire is meant to allow safe evacuation of women, children and anyone who wants to leave the country. >>> an amtrak engineer blamed for the 2015 crash in philadelphia has been found not guilty on all charges. a jury acquitted the 38-year-old who was driving the train during the high speed derailment. 8 people were killed, more than 200 others injured when the train rounded a curve more than twice the speed limit. the jury said his operation did not constitute criminal negligence. amtrak agreed to pay $265 million in civil settl

so andre [indiscernible] yeah, andre is right over there. is amazing, because when we started going into juvenile hall, which was about 1988, we met andre in 1989. he was in serious trouble. he was a gangbanger, and his name rang bells on the street. part of the beasley, but he was someone definitely on his way to prison. he chose somewhere early on that he'd rather go to penn state rather than the state pen, and today, the amazing thing, he has had three of his children go through the omega academic program, and two of his daughters have graduated from grambling with the help of dr. marshall, and andre's beautiful wife with him, and i said wife, you know? and i think we ought to give it up for the wife, because nobody has a wife anymore. i'm honored, and i thank you. i don't know about the cuff links, though. i was saying, when you were -- i will wear different shirts when london's running for the united states senate, you know? and -- but i also want to say, too, before i sit down, i know that there's -- in fact, a friend of mine is now a

it was founded by jose andres in 2010.erever there is some sort of disaster, offering free wholesome meals to people who need it, immediately thereafter. the group partners with local restaurants and chefs in areas that are -- that had an impact to quickly scale its operations when needed. on february 24th, the russians invaded ukraine. on february 25th, chef andres was fired up at world central kitchen and serving food in eastern europe. >> no more of allowing people that they think they are the -- of the world that they are bad people, bringing the worst out of humanity. we need to be the force of good. we do this by delivering to tables, food, at the center of the community. that's the way we will create a better world. >> world central kitchen says it already served 1 million meals to families across ukraine. poland, romania, moldova and hungary and more than 55 cities across more than 330 distribution points of which i have seen some while i've been here. the celebrity chef, activist and founder of world central kitch

andres -- andre iguodala, back after a couple months.rebounds and six minutes -- 60 minutes. that is to anthony melton, with authority. a blowout alert, steve kerr had seen enough. gets ejected just before halftime. warriors done 30 in the third. jonathan commando, explosive, finished with 15 points. john is not playing because he is hurt. job scope 1-4 on this trip. here is andres, >> not too many, playing nda, fortunate to be able to get out there with the guys. it was aou night. i had some fun. saw some good things, some bad things. larry: on baseball, giants will open the season without third baseman, he needs surgery to repair a ligament in his third finger. unclear how long he will be out. logan webb is in, named as the opening day starter, april 8 against miami. he was clearly the giants pitcher at the end of last year, with an e.r.a. just over three. spring-training actions of a's and angels in tempe. scoreless in the first. a base hit off noah syndergaard, 1-0, paul blackburn making his spring debut for oakland, that is all he g

founded by celebrity chef jose andres in 2010, the charity has until now focused on natural disasteran they have set up over 1,000 distribution points to aid refugees, including at 41 border crossing points. founderjose andres has travelled himself to ukraine to oversee operations and joins us now from kyiv. thank you so much for being on the programme. it really sounds like a huge operation you have begun and you are running. talk us through how it is going. well, we set foot in poland, in medyka, within hours of the russian invasion. since then we have given millions of meals. we are in six countries, in more than 21 cities here in ukraine. i have been here for the last two days in kyiv, doing what we do. visiting many of the restaurants, the hundreds of restaurants that slowly have joined our world central kitchen with one very simple mission, to feed as many people as we can. yesterday i was able to be in buildings where people are hunkered down in the basement. subway stations, they are being used to host families and they feel safer in the deepness of the streets of kyiv. some

i'm christina, we're going and i'm andre senior , the official says. russia appears to be concentrating more on controlling the largely russian speaking donbass region. rather than capturing kiev for now, and the top russian general seems to confirm that shift today, seeing forces are concentrating on the quote main goal of liberation of donbass ktvu. heather holmes is here now , with details on the president's visit to poland, heather well, andre today, president biden sat down with age workers and us soldiers offering thanks for what they are doing to ease the suffering and to keep peace in a volatile situation in eastern europe. president biden met with poland's president, along with those aid workers to discuss the urgent needs of millions of ukrainian refugees. the meeting taking place just about 60 miles from the border with ukraine. about two million of the 3.5 million refugees from ukraine have come through poland. the u . s has pledged $1 billion to help the relief efforts. prior to that meeting, the commander in chief, shake hands and chatted

hi, julian andre.'s biggest night, but the biggest conversation that's being had is all about will smith and chris rock. it was the slap heard round the city. i'm here in beverly hills at the vanity fair party. it is the exclusive viewing party, but it's also the hottest after party in the city . oscar winners show up. amy schumer, who hosted tonight came as well. it's a place where sarah paulson kim kardashian did he all party, megan, the stallion was here. now the press were outside here on the blue carpet, and we ate in and out burger, which was delicious, but if you go inside, it is top shelf all the way the chef actually came out and spoke to me. they're getting world class lasagna. believe it or not, lasagna is the dish of choice tonight for the vanity fair party. and like you mentioned three decades of this party over 90 years of the academy awards, but tonight everyone's talking about will and chris. some people even think it could have possibly been a setup. but others that were there say no,

andre, great to have you on the program this morning.ust tell us a little bit about how you have been helping your fellow ukrainian, 20 trucks you've managed to secure. >> yes, hello, i'm andre, a member of parliament, of ukraine and now i'm sitting in a shelter underground, because we have the information that could be an air threat so i am sitting right here, although six months ago i went to london and spent some weeks, there and now, we have the time of war and i can't believe we are inside this process. what you ask, with respect to your question, so i arranged here on the west of ukraine in the city where i was born, a small logistical hub and we are receiving the humanitarian countries around this western part of ukraine, row mania, slovakia, hungary borders, so personally, i brought 300 tons of humanitarian aid, mostly food, like canned food, and some individual hygiene things, and medicine. and we are doing small deliveries to various places in ukraine. we are helping kharkiv, we are helping mikhailaiv, so many directions, peopl

when his dad talks about 13 year old andre rihanna . but gush andre was the nicest kid the most generous and the best big brother. he was an athlete to playing baseball in some football. bicycle one next year. his parents, along with countless friends, spent the afternoon at the memorial growing near grant and el camino in mountain view, just the family that they had they lost her kids. the last man. there's no way to turn that back. just hurting for my friend. um, they're lost her little boy. tragically little boy full of life. with a lot of hopes and dreams, you know, so it hurts a lot. the accident happened thursday morning, andre was biking to graham middle school when he was struck and killed by a dump truck. the driver of the truck. he remained on scene and was incredibly cooperative with us that they have not been cited . or arrested. um we are currently investigating the cause of the collision, but what i can say for sure is that speed drugs and alcohol were not factors in the crash. still loved ones say this intersection is dan

what -- father andre, can you hear me? all right. have lost father andre and his signal. all right. we're going to try to re-establish that. father andre, if we don't, i really thank you for being with us. thank you so much. "new day" continues right now. >>> this is cnn breaking news. >>> good morning to our viewers here in the united states and around the world. it is tuesday, march 1st and i'm brianna keilar with john berman. it is day six of the ukraine invasion, and russia's onslaught shows no signs of letting up. some officials are worried it's about to get much worse. overnight there it is, a devastating attack in the heart of kharkiv. this is ukraine's second largest city. much of it russian speaking. that was a russian strike tagging out a government building in the historic freedom scare of kharkiv. it reduced it to rubble. more than 20 people we've learned are reported injured including at least one child, civilians. there's grave concern for ukraine's capitol of kyiv. there is a russian military convoy 40 miles long reach