but in a statement, cal athletics says, quote. >> we are shocked to hear the reports that cal athletics hall of famer jean ransom has been identified as a victim in a deadly freeway shooting. our thoughts are with jean's family and friends for this tragic loss. jean was one of the greatest players in our men's basketball program's history. and he will be greatly missed with this incident makes me think of, you know, with the other ones that we've had. 2 is the >> amount of guns that are out there, too many guns and a lack of cameron's echoing what oakland's police chief leronne armstrong stated after toddler jasper wu was shot and killed on i-80 in november. >> in a statement, the alameda county sheriff's office says, quote, we do support freeway cameras in alameda county. we hope our elected officials and community leaders will invest in technology for public safety. assistant professor criminal justice at cal state east late doctor corey lafave says criminal. the problem goes deeper than that. we didn't have any and you know, this wouldn't happen. and that's, you know, short, quick an

. >>> i want to go to cal perry live for us, cal, tell me what you are hearing, air sirens going off? what's going on? >> i'm hoping you will get some of this as we arrive here now. we have air-raid sirens plus an announcement, a p. a. announcement. to remind our viewers, i am more than 300 miles from the capital of kyiv, as russian forces are advancing on the capital, and you can see folks running, and this is the second time today kweef we've heard this air-raid sign here and to remind our viewers, this city is supposed be the safest place in the country, this is where people are fleeing from the capital to, though it has been proven to be extremely difficult now, as folks are running out of gas on the highways, the highways are packed, and an estimate that 100,000 people are on the move although that number is undoubtedly going to be higher as the day continue, the u.n. saying two to five million refugees could be on the move. we continue to hear the air-raid sirens, the border crossing of poland is nearly impossible, a 24-hour wait for people at the border and this city, as you so

cal care would pay for it. kristen: so like kaiser permanente for example, the hmo, which part of it would cease to exist in california? would it not be the insurer but would provide health care like with doctors and nurses? >> that's right. the insurer would need, we wouldn't need to be there for you to get access to doctors and nurses. kaiser is a great model in terms of cal care, the integrated model works really well in how cal care is set up. the only difference is, instead of an organization like kaiser having control of your health care in terms of who is providing it and the hospitals and clinics, on top of that they also have control of the payment, which ends up creating a very expensive process, profit taking process. we want to get rid of the tens of billions of administrative costs in the health-care system and the profit motive that makes us have the most expensive health care in the world, expensive not just for families but for businesses. and instead, focus on the health care, the doctors and n

but in a statement, cal athletics says, a deadly freeway shooting. our thoughts are with jean's family and friends for this tragic loss. jean was one of the greatest players in our men's basketball program's history. and he will be greatly missed. oakland mayor libby schaaf's office response to the shooting by stating, quote, the loss of life due to gun violence is a tragedy for the family and friends of gene ransom and our entire community. the mayor will be relentless in her pursuit of state resources to install cameras with privacy protections at on and off ramps that can assist investigations such as these and ultimately hold those accountable who act with such heinous disregard for human life. >> too many guns and a lack of cameron's echoing what oakland's police chief leronne armstrong stated after toddler jasper wu was shot and killed on i-80 in november. >> in a statement, the alameda county sheriff's office says, quote, we do support freeway cameras in alameda county. we hope our elected officials and community leaders will invest in technol

. >>> still ahead, bad news for potential cal students. the reason uc berkeley says it won' admit more than students. >>> and many covid-19 survivors are now experiencing. a study says it's not all in your head. >>> i'm jeff ranieri tracking wind picking up in the bay area. i'll have the wind forecast for tomorrow and details on a warm up coming up in about seven minutes. >>> right now, what we're learning about a stunning discovery. a young girl missing almost three years is found alive and well. also, sandy hook families and their settlement with the rifle used in the attack. vid-19. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. ling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. >>> putin says he is moving troops away from the border. he said he's engaged with more talks in the west while meeting with the german chancellor. america is ready no matter what putin decides. >> we'll put intense pressure on their largest and most signific

cal perry live for us in western ukraine. cal, stay safe, my friend. >>> and from there, wein cross over to moscow, russia, nbc's i apologize, it is a long night for me, joining us live from there. so matt, millions of russians obviously as we are talking about this,of waking up to the news of rocket strikes, across ukraine for a second day, many of them have friends and family, these are two countries that are inter-connected in many ways, culturally, religiously, ethnically, what is the atmosphere like in russia this morning to what is happening in ukraine? >> good morning, amin. i think it is safe to say it is a very different vibe in moscow right now and a lot of that has to do with the state media. they are not being told about the scale of the operation taking place in ukraine, they're not seeing what are gun fights in kyiv, the bombs in kyiv and snake island that you mentioned in the intro. and i want to point out this is a kind of continuation of something i noticed taking place during the build-up. we spent months no

but in a statement, cal athletics says, quote. >> we are shocked to hear the reports that cal athletics hall of famer jean ransom has been identified as a victim in a deadly freeway shooting. our thoughts are with jean's family and friends for this tragic loss. jean was one of the greatest players in our men's basketball program's history. and he will be greatly missed with this incident makes me think of, you know, with the other ones that we've had. 2 is the >> amount of guns that are out there, too many guns and a lack of cameron's echoing what oakland's police chief leronne armstrong stated after toddler jasper wu was shot and killed on i-80 in november. >> in a statement, the alameda county sheriff's office says, quote, we do support freeway cameras in alameda county. we hope our elected officials and community leaders will invest in technology for public safety. assistant professor criminal justice at cal state east lane. doctor corey lafave says criminal. the problem goes deeper than that. we didn't have any and you know, this wouldn't happen. and that's, you know, short, quick a

what are you seeing and hearing there, cal? >> reporter: yeah, you have this story line unfolding in the east of heavy fighting and refugees fleeing and soldiers headed that direction. so in the west, here, where i am in lviv, the city is becoming a support structure for all of that. and what we're seeing hear, i'm at a major hospital here in the city of lviv. and what we just witnessed is the first shipment of aid has arrived from germany. we saw medicine and supplies. oleg, thank you so much for joining me. can you tell me about the importance of this. why these supplies are important? >> this medicine will help us make a better help for our patients, for the victims of the ukraine/russian war. >> reporter: what is it like to be living here in ukraine reunion? what is it like? >> what is it like? we are part of the history. of new history of europe, new industry of the world. >> reporter: you are a physical therapist, yes? >> yes. >> reporter: one day soon, you may be working with soldiers who come here. that's part of this h

it said we are shocked to hear the reports that cal athletics. gamer, jean ransom has been identified as a victim in a deadly freeway shooting. our thoughts are with gene's family and friends for this tragic. francaise ransom was involved in athletics united for peace a community nonprofit working to combat violence in berkeley oakland and richmond in the very thing that we work so hard to prevent for our young people. he's been a victim of and so this is this is really hard for me. shooting. still under investigation. we're live at uc berkeley cornell bernard abc 7 news. what a tragedy cornell many. thanks to you. in the last nine months there have been five fatal highway shootings in oakland on freeways less than a month ago in january alameda county sheriff recruit david nguyen was shot and killed on i-580 in november in antioch woman was killed on i-80 near the bay bridge toll plaza and in october 23 month old jasper wu was killed on 880 last may two people were killed in a party bus on i-580 david win's sister spoke with abc 7 news today. sh

. >> we are learning more about the man, jean ransom a former cal basketball star. the shooting happened in the northbound lanes of the 880 near the broadway avenue offramp. da lin talk with family and friends and has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: chp investigators believe the motive was road rage. investigators arrested someone, but they are still in shock over the freeway killing. jean ransom on his way to pick up his girlfriend at the west oakland art station. he never made it. >> where is jean at? i've been waiting for him for three hours. she was waiting for him to pick her up, not knowing, you know, he had been murdered. >>reporter: chp investigators believe it was a targeted shooting from he was in a black honda civic, the suspect the 25 -year-old juan angel garcia traveling in a black lexus northbound 880. as they reached downtown oakland, investigators say garcia drove to the left and fired into his car hitting him at least once from the chp says gene it a guard rail and came to a stop on the freeway. he died in the car. >> i was in total di

he was in the cal athletics hall of fame. harris said ransom was involved in athletics united for peace. that's a local nonprofit working to combat violence in berkeley, oakland, and richmond. others we talked with said he was a community leader and community icon. as for the motive of why this happened, sources only say it's likely road rage but they are not expanding on that after the shot was fired, detectives say garcia drove off. he was arrested the next day in san francisco and right now, garcia is behind bars. dan, ama, now back to you. dan: j.r., thank you. three suspects charged in the attempted murder of former oakland police captain ursi joyner pleaded not guilty today to multiple felony counts. joshua hales with marlin and canandre king are accused of robbing joyner at a gas station last october and a fourth suspect was shot and killed by joyner who told authorities he feared for his life. the surviving suspects have been charged with murder for gardner's death. ama: a first in the nation gun ordinance received fi

and cal, they hosted utah. this win went to overtime. but john, a napkins was too much for cal. she led utah with 21 points. cow fault. 80 to 75. they've lost 6 of their last 10. they'll host arizona state on wednesday. all right, folks, that's your look at sports. back to you guys. all right, jason, thank you. all right. before we go, let's get a quick final check of our 7 day forecast right now. >> as we mentioned, things are going to cool down as we head into the workweek here. kron 4 meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez. yeah, we're going to track some gusty winds returning to your bay area forecast on monday on valentine's day. >> the morning looking great winds will really start picking up until around 5 o'clock for your early evening hours. and they're going to continue through tuesday, bringing elevated fire danger. 45 miles per hour or less, even for north bay mountains and east bay hills could see even gustier winds than that. then we are going to notice a little bit of a cooling trend on tuesday bringing us near average highs and then a gradual warm up for the remainder of

cal trailed 47-43 after a 9-2 run. batton scored down low pushing utah's lead to 6, but the bears come back trailing by 2. shepherd pulls up for the win, but it's wide left. utes win 60-58. cal has lost 2 straight. tiger woods joining the cbs booth at the pga. shot of the day came from former cal bear on par 3, 6, going to roll within a couple inches of the cup. it's his fifth. nemond shot 63, 63 in the first two runs, sinks today the eagle putt on 10. cart add 68, his worst score of the week, leads by 3 heading into the final round. >> former dolphins head coach, brian florez has been hired with the steelers. he was fired by miami last month. he sueed the dolphins, giants, broncos and nfl claiming racial discrimination. a player has to pay more than $5,500 for watching his team lose in the super bowl. vernon hargraves was in the sideline in street clothes. he came in to celebrate an interception. the nfl handed him the fine today. we'll have more highlights at 11:00 with anderson being part of the dunk contest at the

tough times right now for the cal bears. my straight losses heading into today's matchup with washington state. by the second to go in the game cal down 4 jamie lynn misses the three brow the right place right time. 30 seconds left jordan sheppard. off the screen and off the window for 3. he had a game- high 20. last chance for cal. joel brown stops near the elbow floated up and off the mark. cougars get the rebound and they get wi in 6864 10 straight losses for california. jamie williams of the santa clara broncos were in southern california they had a date with san diego. second half santa clara 13 teamwork makes the dream work. that's pretty good ball movement to finish game-high 19 peer santa clara weather will be 79-66. that is your sports at 6:00 i will see you coming up tonight at 11:00. >>> coming up in our next half hour, what will finally and the pandemic? what the history of previous pandemics could mean for our future now. >>> and spotify pulling down podcast. the controversial podcast host in hot water again. is

cal, what is the latest? >> reporter: jose, at this hour the ambassador bridge which connects the united states and canada remains closed as protesters have only increased their presence in the area. all of this 24 hours ordered people to leave. >> cal, thank you. >>> now to beijing where team usa grabbed another gold with a couple of veterans showing the younger athletes how it's done. but at the midway point of these games controversies are swirling in two sports. stephanie gosk is in beijing. >> reporter: it turns out getting older means getting faster, the story with nick baumgartner and lindsey jacobellis. >> it is gold for the united states. >> reporter: zipping past much younger competition to win the mixed snowboard cross. 40-year-old baumgartner is the oldest snowboarder to win olympic gold, 36-year-old jacobellis has two. their victory happening despite the team being royaltoned by sexual misconduct accusations made against head coach pierre foley. on friday, chythlook-sifsof alleged he made imprope

cal fire officials want to remind people we no longer have a fire season. it's a fire year. it's warm weather is expected to last through the weekend in walnut creek. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. in the south bay today, with few clouds and side and no chance of rain anytime soon. people flocked to coastal beaches today. it's been a week since we've seen any rain meteorologist mark tamayo joins us later tonight with the records set today in a look at her five day forecast. it is that time of year again. florists are working overtime restaurant reservations are booking up. valentine's day is 48 hours away. ktvu zach sauce of the details on how couples are already celebrating in san francisco. i love the valentine's lights, so fun. kimberly dang and her boyfriend among the couples taking a leisurely stroll past the newly added valentine's hues of entwined light in the city's golden gate park friday. meantime across the bay, the mood anything but leisurely, paul's and online orders lots and seems to me earlier this year than the previous year's orders, flooding in a

stanford goes on 57 50, the cardinals six and four in conference, cal, struggling to and nine.t looks like goodbye for jimmy g with the 49ers organization. the powers that be weren't so easily onto the microphones to say he's definitely gone, but jimmy garoppolo made it pretty clear when he entered the press conference seen today that his days as a 49ers pretty much over. it doesn't get more blunt than this. excited about the opportunity to come. i just want to go to a place where i you know whether where they want to win. i mean, i knew this would happen eventually. it's just weird. you know, you put yourself through all these things. you put yourself out there as a player back all these great relationships and then i you know, things come to a halt its been, however, right guys. yeah. alright hey, the sharks man, they go into the all star break, not a bunch of happy campers didn't go the way they wanted, but they were up tough against the stanley cup defending champs tampa and bob buker, their coach, not happy about being down to one in the third power play situation. shirts

cal fire's message to coastal residents now is the time to get ahead of the fires.this means creating defensible space at home. i do think we have an opportunity to really take proactive action, cal fire san mateo county parks and the county's resource conservation district held a virtual meeting with residents of the coastal communities. they discussed wild land, fire suppression and some programs already underway. there's fuel management at county parks. this includes getting invasive species under control like highly flammable eucalyptus trees. and crews are working to clear escape routes. we are certainly working on evacuation routes, which i know it's really a high priority for people on the coast. the cal fire is planning a controlled burn tomorrow in pescadero, but they say it will only happen if whether and air pollution levels are favorable. live in the newsroom. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. well it felt like spring, maybe even summer. today. here in the bay area. we spoke with people who were happy to feel the heat. this is one of those things

that's it up cal after that hits there.22 minute travel time from highway 4 to the maze. if you are heading over to the richmond, san rafael bridge. westbound over to 101. you will see a few slow and go spots down to about 32 miles an hour. bay bridge toll plaza. traffic busy. san francisco, delays on the 880 overpass. a foot of the maze. your purchase is like 580 and 880 going to see brake lights. checking travel times for the pass as well. westbound 580, 205 to 680. that's a 56 minute commute and still pretty busy along highway 4. 52 minutes antioch toward 80. live look at the dublin. head lyings heading westbound. you can see things crowd there's as you work toward 68o. there is a crash clearing westbound highway 4. good news. pittsburgh into bay point. a lot of red on the sensors. extra busy through that area. keep that in mind. 242 to 680. one of the bright spots between 880 and 101. the freeway, here is a live look near oakland. we haven't had too many problems this morning on 880. if you are taking 880 things moving

but in a statement, cal athletics says, quote. >> we are shocked to hear the reports that cal athletics hall of famer jean ransom has been identified as a victim in a deadly freeway shooting. our thoughts are with jean's family and friends for this tragic loss. jean was one of the greatest players in our men's basketball program's history. and he will be greatly missed. oakland mayor libby schaaf's office response to the shooting by stating, quote, the loss of life due to gun violence is a tragedy for the family and friends of gene ransom and our entire community. the mayor will be relentless in her pursuit of state resources to install cameras with privacy protections at on and off ramps that can assist investigations such as these and ultimately hold those accountable who act with such heinous disregard for human life. >> too many guns and a lack of cameron's echoing what oakland's police chief leronne armstrong stated after toddler jasper wu was shot and killed on i-80 in november. >> in a statement, the alameda county sheriff's office says, quote, we do support freeway cameras in al

ducks fans flexing with the cal bears in town. 4th quarter, cal down 6. hitting a trip toll make it a 1- possession game. then, just two minutes to go, the jumper here, the court makes it so hard to see everything. the ducks hold off to see 52- 47. next up for cal, oregon state. that is on sunday. >>> pga golf, second round of the genesis invitational in l.a. here is neman at the par 3, sinks it for a birdie. shot 8 under 63 for the second straight day. he is now 6 under the lowest 36 hole score in the tournament's history. the lead is by two shots going into the weekend. that is your golf. >>> we got anderson playing in the dunk contest tomorrow. that should be pretty exciting. >> i love it. >> that will be fun. [ laughter ] >> he is the underdog but i think he has tricks up his sleeve. we will see. >> no doubt. >> all right, thank you, andrea. >>> getting new life thanks to a bay area church how an old time instrument can help the >>> a 100-year-old pipe organ. >> it is an effort to rebuild the church and continue to serve the community. [music] >> this

cal fire crews battled a small wildfire in the santa cruz mountains. the fire burning in an area of about 50 by 50 feet. crews got a handle on it quickly and stopped all forward progress by 2:00 in the afternoon. don't know why it started. >>> community members marked a day of remembrance today when 80 years ago japanese-americans were forced to leave their homes and move into internment camps. president frankly d. roosevelt signed an executive order on this day in 1942 sending 120,000 people of japanese ancestry to different tizense g thimbyth >> i g is ve because if you don't remember, it's almost like that incident or that piece of history didn't happen. >> alice has lived in the south bay most of her life. she'll turn 90 this year. but when she was 9 years old, she and her family were forced to move from their home in alaska to a camp in idaho. >> an oakland museum celebrating its 20th anniversary today. the african american museum is dedicated to preserving the city's history. it's a key resource for researchers. the collection includes photos, ne

cal women's star freshman guard jada curry.er we saw jada balling out at chase center scoring a game high 27 and a blowout victory over usf at the beginning of the year. jada looked like stefan in that game has been named pac-12 freshman of the week four times this season and just last week jada met steph for a unique one-on-one after the warriors win over dallas. really? it was weird a little bit to me because i was like felt like he it felt like he knew me kind of like he was just having normal conversation, but we kind of we talked about that and then he actually he went back to get the jersey and he came out with this sign and yeah, like he said it said for one curry to another which i thought that was, you know, pretty cool this line for them. oh my god. so when steph comes out and you see him in person someone you've seen on tv for years you've grown up watching. did you get butterflies or nerves into something happened to you like internally like oh, that's yeah. i people who haven't seen the video on the video actually

cal fire plans to move in beginning in late spring. >>> now to the drought emergency san jose hasn't seen measurable rainfall since december 29th. a new report shows water use in santa clara is ticking back up. valley water said that customers cut back by 20% in november before making an about face with a 3% increase in december. right now the district's ten reservoirs just over a quarter full or three quarters empty and with no rain headed this way fines could be on the horizon. >> depening on how the next or so looks i could imagine the board using more of the stick. more restrictions. >> the district said a shift from voluntary conservation to over use penalties will depend a lot on what the rest of this winter does or does not bring. right now the forecast is showing plenty of sun and any chance of any rain any time soon? >> i wish i could tell you something different. they have been looking at the longer range weather models and they continue to show dry weather for us for the bay area. we need that rain in san jose today. now making 42 days in a row without any measurable rainf

brian young talks hall of fame, the cal bears surprisingry dominate. and what caused this mess on the 16th green in scottsdale? i'll show you what led to the mayhem . >>> welcome in the sports. flakerback to october. the headline on nba.com was, quote, lakers stunned by warriors on opening night. i have the definition of stunned here. the literal definition, so shocked that one is temporarily unable to react. t the lakers are now 15 back of the warriors. so i'd say tonight the lakers trying to stun the team. so there shouldn't be too much of a panic that golden state would lose their third straight. president steve curry is definitely not worried. >> guy, you're doing great. tough back-to-back. really difficult to win in utah and then to play the next night, you know, coming out of utah. so i'm not worried about our team or anything. >> to college basketball where the 20-6 usf dons are a true ncaa tournament bubble team. as of today, they are projected to make the big dance for the first time since 199 # 8 #. sap take clara wouldn't be a bad loss by an

and to use the cal-tran staff anticipates energizing this segment which will allow running pedestrian trains on the portion from santa clara to san jose. and in april, just in a few mu months. and on the vehicle side with the testing of eight cars and with the first train set to caltran is expected in the coming months as well. we are happy to here that project is moving along as well. in addition, we had an event with bart and the station is well underway supported with prop k and reopened bathrooms after two decades of being closed. we congratulate the director and senator waner and our cheep deputy represented us. this was to celebrate the reopening of the restrooms at the powell station. and several more will be opening in the east bay and part of a larger station modernization project which includes installing new lighting and equipment. with the barriers on the metal barrier to replace that fencing. and another event from senator weaner to announce the new bill to extend the sb-288 which was a ceqa streamlining bill that otherwise might expire and to allow for exemptions subject

nbc's cal perry is joining us from lviv, ukraine. cal, both sides have agreed now to talk? what do we know about it? >> reporter: look, it was early this morning when we started to hear that the russians were possibly open for discussions. we heard from ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy saying it was a nonstarter, when the talks were going to be in belarus. the russians helped stage some of their attacks from belarus. belarus is seen as a satellite state for the russians already. so zelenskyy said that's a nonstarter. a few hours later it came out that they would meet along a river that divides the two countries. the ukrainian president said he would send a delegation. highly unlikely that he will be a part of that delegation. this man has become not just the face of ukraine but the face of resistance against the russians. every morning he puts out a video to try to rally the country together. we heard from the ukrainian embassy on one of the morning shows. take a listen. >> look, the devastation from the russian actions and the war crimes is huge. and our president f

reporter: she is a spokesperson for cal fire. she says the risk of a prolonged fire season has caused her team to look into the possibility of bringing in extra resources as early as april 1. with the sunny skies set to continue for the foreseeable future, experts say their crossing their fingers, waiting on mother nature. >> we have to hope for a miracle march. hopefully the storm track window starts open up we start getting a lot of rain. if that doesn't happen, we could be in a serious situation in the summer. ama: you can track the weather conditions where you live at on the abc 7 bay area app, available on roku, amazon fire, android tv and apple tv. dan: san francisco's police chief is answering questions about his decision to back out of the mutual agreement that makes the district attorney's office lead investigator of all police use of force incidents. chief scott worked to explain his reasoning to the dutch police commission. made up of civitleerip ng teeting tmeetinistill going on right now. this is all about the proces

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and in 2001 he was inducted to cal athletics hall of fame. doug harris was a former cal basketball teammate. >> gene was a heroic figure that was loved by everyone pound for pound, and for a guy 5'9", gene was the greatest high school -- and i want to say college -- basketball player that i have ever witnessed. >> gene ransom was 65 years old. >>> new tonight at 11:00, one person was taken to the hospital following a house fire in pleasant hill tonight. crews say it happened just after 9:00. video from the scene shows firefighters cutting down a garage door and spraying down the flames. everybody was to be treated for smoke inhalation. >>> on to the coronavirus. in the first weekend since osta scaled back health restrictions, the health department says restaurants and indoor gyms do not have to check for proof of vaccination. this comes as the county reports that 80% of eligible residents are now fully vaccinated. >> well, i hope that it's a good thing, but i'm a little bit skeptical. >> i honestly think everything -- i think everybody's read

reporter: she is a spokesperson for cal fire. she says the risk of a prolonged fire season has caused her team to look into the possibility of bringing in extra resources as early as april 1. with the sunny skies set to continue for the foreseeable future, experts say their crossing their fingers, waiting on mother nature. >> we have to hope for a miracle march. hopefully the storm track window starts open up we start getting a lot of rain. if that doesn't happen, we could be in a serious situation in the summer. ama: you can track the weather conditions where you live at on the abc 7 bay area app, available on roku, amazon fire, android tv and apple tv. dan: san francisco's police chief is answering questions about his decision to back out of the mutual agreement that makes the district attorney's office lead investigator of all police use of force incidents. chief scott worked to explain his reasoning to the dutch police commission. made up of civilians appointed by city leadership. our reporter j.r. stone is covering that meet

and to use the cal-tran staff anticipates energizing this segment which will allow running pedestrian trains on the portion from santa clara to san jose. and in april, just in a few mu months. and on the vehicle side with the testing of eight cars and with the first train set to caltran is expected in the coming months as well. we are happy to here that project is moving along as well. in addition, we had an event with bart and the station is well underway supported with prop k and reopened bathrooms after two decades of being closed. we congratulate the director and senator waner and our cheep deputy represented us. this was to celebrate the reopening of the restrooms at the powell station. and several more will be opening in the east bay and part of a larger station modernization project which includes installing new lighting and equipment. with the barriers on the metal barrier to replace that fencing. and another event from senator weaner to announce the new bill to extend the sb-288 which was a ceqa streamlining bill that otherwise might expire and to allow for exemptions subject

with me now is cal perry in ukraine and cal, let me begin with you, what have you been seeing and experiencing since we have talked 24 hours ago? >> reporter: jose, we are here at the central train station at lviv, people are moving in two different directions, you had soldiers heading the the east. some of the soldiers are volunteering and they're moving towards kyiv to defend the phi. everybody is watching that incredible video of those russian troops moving in. in the other direction, you have civilians who are fleeing. some of them don't have anywhere to go. inside the train station is packed. 1,000 people are already on the move. that number is likely to rise as the violence continue. you can see people arriving carrying whatever they are able to get out of the city. most of the people we talk to are from kyiv. they're trying to get to the border of poland. the current wait time as we understand. we sort of right here, people are holding up signs, these are volunteers trying to organize an effort for the displaced person who are coming here, they're trying to clear dormitory space in the

cal pema, soing for everybody. ympics. wints . there's not a lot of snow. china has used more than 100 snow machines to create ideal conditions for athletes. they plan to use more than 49 million-gallons of water. >> the half pipe was melting while we were competing on it. they were spraying chemicals to try to get it to stay in shape. >> the snow is really amazing. the man made stuff. have you to be aggressive with how you ride. >> in the 2019 vancouver olympics a sumler thing happened when helicopter was used to transport now from higher at futures. >>> new, punxsutawney phil is not doing much to relieve concerns. the famous groundhog saw his shadow meaning six more week of winter. there's a bit of hope. the national center for environmental information tracked his predictions in the last ten years and found is he right only about 40% of the time. windy here. >> yeah. we are watching that winter storm for most of the country. what they dealing for us here at home we and i need to give punxsutawney phil a weather legend. your first alert weather forecast.

cal, how are things looking on the ground?rter: well, the bridge is finally open after a week, as you said, of a blockade on what is the busiest land crossing in north america. you can see the road behind me that leads to the bridge, again, finally ohm. what police had to do is lay barricades, parallel to this road, to block any access coming east or west. so if you're a truck driver, you can use this three-kilometer road to get to one of canada's major interstates or to bridge, but that's it. there's no turning off, going to neighborhoods. i don't know if that is sustainable because the bottom line is they took a very small number of protesters to jam up this bridge. it was a dozen or so yesterday. folks out here on the street as the police said playing this cat-and-mouse game. the hope is they won't have to play that game anymore, that folks will disperse. but what the president calling a fringe minority seems to be growing. >> how that grows is what you've been looking into. tell us about your reporting. who is pushing this

mike, courtney, keir, cal, thanks for setting the table. we are awaiting president biden's remarks on the situation in ukraine. what will he say? how will he say it? that matters a lot. a lot of ears listening for those phrases. we'll go to the white house. up next, i'll talk to former white house national security adviser who served during the russia-georgia crisis in 2008. . full prescription-strength? reduces inflammation? thank the gods. don't thank them too soon. kick pain in the aspercreme. nyquil severe gives you powerful relief for your worst cold and flu symptoms, on sunday night and every night. nyquil severe. the nighttime, sniffling, sneezing, coughing, aching, stuffy head, best sleep with a cold, medicine. ♪ ♪ ♪a little bit of chicken fried♪ ♪cold beer on a friday night♪ ♪a pair of jeans that fit just right♪ ♪and the radio up well i've seen the sunrise...♪ get 5 boneless wings for $1 with any handcrafted burger. only at applebee's >>> after characterizing russia's moves assen invasion, the white house is expected to come down w

cal fire can never know when or where a wildfire will strike. it's why they plan for the worst and say it's a good idea for you to do the same. >> the national weather service tweeted out this video monday night 0, 4 inches of rain in san francisco ending a long, dry spell. the streak was 44 days of not seen a measurable rain. we're currently in a severe drought. according to national weather service meteorologists brian garcia, he says rain in the bay area and snow in the sierras isn't enough to move the drive meter knowing that we're not seeing anything. and the beauty of the long-range forecast, the odds of us actually getting out of the drought not good. a 46% chance according to garcia, not a good prediction for firefighters. well, we're certainly busier than we'd like to be this time of year. isaac sanchez with cal fire says that winter fires are uncommon, but that dry conditions and strong winds have kept his firefighters busy. the airport fire east of bishop is about 55% contained. and you had a little over 4,000 acres burned there just

cal fire can never know when or where a wildfire will strike. it's why they plan for the worst and say it's a good idea for you to do the same. >> the national weather service tweeted out this video monday night 0, 4 inches of rain in san francisco. ending a 44 day dry streak. parts of this year's got up to a foot of snow. that combination of rain and snow. is it enough to move the drought meter? well, we're certainly busier than we'd like to be this time of year. isaac sanchez with cal fire says that winter fires are uncommon, but the dry conditions and strong winds have kept his firefighters busy. the airport fire east of bishop is about 55% contained. and you had a little over 4,000 acres burned there just a few days ago, which is going concern while some crews battle active flames. others are forest thinning. >> clearing wooded areas near homes and roadways to slow down future wildfires and keep them close to the ground. we can, you know, rest on our laurels. we can expect that this year's going to be different than last year. >> so what we

force has been talked with officials at cal fire about the outlook for wild fires in 2022, he has the on what the offseason planning looks like. >> cal fire can never know when or where a wildfire will strike. it's why they plan for the worst and say it's a good idea for you to do the same. the national weather service tweeted out this video monday night 0, 4 inches of rain in san francisco ending a long, dry spell. the streak was 44 days of not seen a measurable rain. we're currently in a severe drought. according to national weather service meteorologists brian garcia, he says rain in the bay area and snow in the sierras isn't enough to move the drive meter knowing that we're not seeing anything. and the beauty of the long-range forecast, the odds of us actually getting out of the drought are not good. a 46% chance according to garcia, not a good prediction for firefighters. well, we're certainly busier than we'd like to be this time of year. isaac sanchez with cal fire says that winter fires are uncommon, but that dry conditions and strong winds have kept his firefighters busy. the

and cal looked pretty good in the first half. jordan's shepherd pulls up misses the shot but look at grand anticipate for the tap in cal led 35 28 the break but the buffaloes going to roll in the second half a 14 to 1 run working inside jabari walker blocked by quantity, quantity ball bounces right back to him. he stuffs at home. colorado takes it. 72 62, cal, now four and 12. in conference. alright the sharks are struggling. they have now gone more than three weeks without winning a hockey game. vancouver the opponent tonight a couple of fans dressed as mario zoos. getting a park from mario ferraro. third period sharks battle back from two goals down, they tie it up. tomas hertl timo meier flicks in the wrister on the power play. it's his second goal of the game and we're tied at three sharks down a goal. they pulled their goalie have an extra attacker less than a second to go in the game, a miracle goal. alexander barb on off beats. that's your dem co. 6/10 of a second on the clock to tie it at four. send it to overtime. but in

overall more college hoops mark fox and the cal bears hosting colorado, and it looked good for cal inn's shepherd the miss, but grant anticipate, which is there for the tap in anticipation with 11 points, cal led 35 28 at the break. the buffaloes opened the second half on a 14 to 1 run. look at this kind of bizarre play here. jabari walker, blocked by quantity, quantity, but the ball bounces right back to walker says. let me get that . let me just you ain't gonna block that one slams it home. colorado takes it. 72 62 cal drops to four and 12 and conference 11 and 16 overall santa clara, by the way, beat loyal amare amount to pick up its 18th win this evening. alright despite a thrilling finish, the sharks can't pull it out vs vancouver they have now gone more than three weeks without a win and a couple of fans that the tank dressed as mario and they get a puck from who else? that's mario ferrara, who flipped it to him. third period. sharks battle back from two goals down to tie it up, tomich hurdle. drafted to timo meier flicks it in the wrister for the power play goal. myers second g

cal, it's good to see. walk us through the situation there where you are.are the protesters and authorities been telling you about what this protest is really about and who is behind it? >> well yes, so the authorities have been trying to work this out since last night. the court at 7 pm said the protesters had to go. there are flyers given out on. midnight last night about midnight, there were a handful of people here. police don't do anything, they start to move this morning, slowly and methodically and the protesters, peaceful as they had been throughout the protests, move back in the process. a lot of people left on their own. there is only one vehicle left at the request of the owner. the most folks left on their own. what happened then, when police stopped walking the line and moving people back from the bridge, folks from town came. it seemed like people heard on the internet that police were moving, and they saw it on tv. so it became a crowd control issue and the crowds became as large as they had been really in the last 72 hours. it'll be interest

cal perry is live with the russian offensive and louis oosthuizen eunice yoon is in bei beijing.orter: we had positivity in asia and we had that in europe the ftse 100 up by 2% here in london we do have russian exposed stocks from companies within the index. however, shrugging off the negativity in thursday's session. is this an indication that these western sanctions that were announced yesterday are not tough nenough there are other macroeconomics fundmen amentals at play that has been the laggard throughout the week. up 1.2%. let's look at the sector picture in europe and what is playing out. you see positivity across the board. oil and gas up .8% we have brent crude touching at $100 a barrel on the complex ply picture. we are also keeping an eye on travel it is at the far end up .8% on news that the uk has banned the russian flag carrier from landing in the tit-for-tat response >> rosanna lockwood, thank you for the update from london let's send it over to nbc's car cal perry at the site of the attacks yesterday. we heard from matt bradley in kharkiv yesterday. take us throug

cal fire's message to coastal residents now is the time to get ahead of the fires. this means creating defensible space at home. i do think we have an opportunity to really take proactive action, cal fire san mateo county parks and the county's resource conservation district held a virtual meeting with residents of the coastal communities. they discussed wild land, fire suppression and some programs already underway. there's fuel management at county parks. this includes getting invasive species under control like highly flammable eucalyptus trees. and crews are working to clear escape routes. we are certainly working on evacuation routes, which i know it's really a high priority for people on the coast. cal fire is doing a plan burn tomorrow in pescadero, but they say that they will only go through with that if the weather and air pollution levels are favorable reporting live. i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. we've learned it's never too early to talk. wildfire safety here in california, alyssa. thank you. with no rain for more than a month. now the fire th

that is where we find nbc's cal perry joining me now with more. cal, good to see you. authorities at this point, cal, it seems, are saying, look, enough is enough, right? have they been able to make any headway here, clearing of the bridge, essentially? >> reporter: you know, that's the thing. i don't know that they did say enough's enough. the court said, enough's enough at 7:00 p.m. yesterday. then at midnight, there was a warning from the police that people needed to leave. but this morning, as of 7:00 a.m., they just started walking very slowly, very deliberately, moving the crowd back. the problem is, they stopped walking and what they left here is some cross between a protest and a dance party and what happened was, as best i can tell, people found out online and by watching the news that the police were moving on the protesters and so they've come down here in large numbers. this is as large a crowd as i have seen in the past 72 hours. i mean, virtually, what the police did backfired in the sense that now they have a crowd control issue. these are the trucker ho

hello, cal? is. >> the board and district claims to be student centered, yet tonight, the board is likely to move forward with an agreement that poses direct harm to students. you are firing newer, younger teachers. you are firing our future. you are destroying important programs like peer wellness, a.p.i. wellness. you are tossing aside 60 real people with real families, real bills to pay, and who have real extraordinary impact on students. the utter lack of respect for the humanity of the teachers being affected and the utter lack of consideration and the detrimental effect it has on students. do better for people you're supposed to serve, both teachers and students. >> clerk: thank you. forgive me if i mispronounce, anais or anais gauthier? >> hello. i'm anais, and i go to lowell high school. what makes this class so enjoyable is the teacher and the constant support she gives to each student. she is the only korean students in sfusd. teachers like her affect lives beyond high school, and she s

with three games left in the regular season, cal falls to four and 13 in the pac 12. 11 and 17 overallthis weekend at riviera country club in los angeles cal products , calling morikawa on the sixth hole in today's third round. this is a par three and take a look how close more cowbell comes to a hole in one, morikawa made his tap in birdie on the way to a round of 68. that's good enough for fifth place, eight strokes off the lead. and take a look at this speed and the line on this, but this is cameron young for birdie on the ninth hole. young on the way to a 69 is 16 under par for the tournament, but still three strokes off the lead, and here's the leader, joaquin niemann. just after putting surface on the 10th hole. this is for eagle neiman shot a 68 today he's 19 under par after three rounds, and that is a 54 whole record in this event. former miami dolphins head coach brian flory still has a pending racial discrimination suit against the nfl, but he will be in the coaching ranks in the coming season floors will be the senior defensive assistant for the pittsburgh steelers. flores l

so cal, first we'll go to you.ut this russian assault on ukraine right now, on kyiv, and also the developing refugee crisis? >> from what we can tell, the main assault is still taking place around the ukrainian capital of kyiv, the fighting started late yesterday, in the suburbs that surrounded the city, from the north and from the east, and slowly crept forward, but this morning, as the sun rose, over the capital city, it was still in ukrainian hands. there has been a herculean effort to arm citizens in that city, at least 16,000 assault rifles distributed to citizens there, there were even instructions put up on the ukrainian ministry of defense web site, showing civilians how to make molotov

let me bring in cal perry who is in western ukraine. raf sanchez in moscow, josh letterman in brussels. we've been in and out of this live rolling coverage all day and all night where you are of what is happening in not just kyiv but in kharkiv, to a degree where you are in lviv with the tensions really coming to a boiling point here. bring us up to speed on the latest in the last 60 minutes or so. >> so kyiv, kharkiv, fierce fighting. russian forces are moving closer and closer to kyiv. they are on the pout outskirts. where i am in the west you have a growing humanitarian crisis. i spent part of the day at the central train station here in lviv. what we saw was truly dramatic. coming one direction from kyiv, you have civilians. they can't bring much with them. maybe one bag. most chose to bring their pets instead of luggage. you can only get so much on that train. as they got off the train, the looks on people's faces. people are stunned. emotional. they are drained. and then going the other direction you have ukrainian soldiers. some