queremos que en california nos invierta en rusia.inero de jubilaciÓn para maestros y empleados del estado de california y municipales. tenemos casi 2 billones de dÓlares invertidos en dineros de rusia. queremos que los dineros se quiten. no queremos que el estado de california haga negocios con rusia. queremos mandar un mensaje y parar estas guerras. andrea: el gobierno federal ya impuso sanciones, por quÉ tenemos que hacerlo en california? >> porque nosotros tenemos nuestros propios dÓlares. el Único modo de parar lo que estÁ pasando con rusia es presionarlos. queremos que esto pare. andrea: quÉ pasa si hay un cese al fuego y se toman estas medidas? quÉ sucederÍa? >> nosotros tenemos que parar lo que estÁ pasando y prevenir que vuelva a pasar. ya hay leyes internacionales que previenen estos actos de guerra y putin no sigue esas leyes internacionales. el Único modo de hacerlo es parar su economÍa y asÍ prevenimos que lo vuelvan a hacer. andrea: sÍ. usted representa zonas del condado de los Ángeles, por quÉ esto nos afecta? >> la gen

california. mr. takano: mr. speaker, as the member designated by marilyn strickland, i inform the house that ms. strickland will vote yes on h.r. 5547. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? ms. meng: as the member designated by jamaal bowman, i inform the house that he will vote yes on h.r. 5547. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? mr. jeffries: as the member designated by chairwoman eddie bernice johnson and representative wilson, i inform the house that these members will vote yea on h.r. 5547. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from delaware seek recognition? ms. blunt rochester: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. degette of california and mr. mcnerney of california, i inform the house that these members will vote yes on h.r. 5547. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? ms. mrvan: as the member designated by

ukrainians who live in california have also been rallying to support their homeland. we spoke this week with the cochair of the bay area-based nonprofit nova ukraine. >> my entire family except for my wife and my kids, all are back in ukraine. my wife's entire family is still in kyiv. a lot of people have asked if my family is safe and i don't believe there's a safe place right now in ukraine. we see rockets and bombs hitting civilian buildings and destroying them and hitting kindergartens and hospitals. most people i know, including myself never thought a full- scale invasion would happen but basically the worst thing happened, bombings in every major city, troops advancing. we are an all volunteer organization. everyone donate their time. a lot of people are lacking basic things like food and water and we focus a lot of our efforts on first-aid and tactical medicine that can provide help for people who are injured in the war action so things like tourniquets. we are trying to secure a plane right now to send medical supplies. one thing that could really help is ever

california as a state has tried to take a stand where it can.governor newsom is trying to stop the flow of california money into investments in russia and some tech firms have said they will limit the sales of products and service there. do you think we can have an impact with these actions or are they mostly symbolic? >> california definitely has an impact when we decide to do something, because we are larger than many nations actually in terms of our population, our buying power and everything else and all of the leadership that comes out of this state from our university, silicon valley and the entertainment sector so yes i think governor newsom is right to step up to the plate here, and whatever we can do to get the people around putin to say, enough, you are destroying our way of life. >> every day, russian forces are gaining more ground, if ukraine falls to the russians, do you believe we will regret not sending american military forces into ukraine? >> here is the situation and i think president biden has stated it. we know ukraine is not

california could become a place of refuge for trans children and their families. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore state senator scott wiener announced legislation today making california a safe place for parents wanting to avoid having their trans children taken away from them. >> kron four's rob nedbitt joins us live with more on the 3 components of this legislation. rob. >> pam governors and legislators in a number of states, including texas, louisiana and idaho are trying to make it illegal for parents to allow the care of their kids the right to get gender affirming care. senator wiener's bill would protect those families if they come here to california. >> surrounded by trans youth and adults. senator scott wiener announced the legislation that aims to protect parents and other states from having their trans kids taken aw-y for letting them receive gender affirming health care. imagine signaling to a child that because of who you are. you're going to be taken away from your parents and put in foster care and your pa

california gas prices have hit record highs and they keep climbing. we speak with assemblymember james gallagher about calls to repeal kelvin's gas tax. governor newsom delivered a state of the state address but we will talk through the highlights with our panel reporters. in-depth look at kelvin's housing crisis with the cohost of kqed's hit podcast, sold out. rethinking housing in america. coming to you from kqed headquarters in san francisco friday, march 11, 2022. hello, welcome to the show this is kqed newsroom and i priya david clemens. gas prices have lived driven by leaps and bounds is the start of the war. california usually only a ports a fraction of oil from russia but the instability in the global oil market has driven prices up everywhere. on friday, the average price of a gallon of regular unleaded in california was $5.72 according to aaa. some economists predict the average cost could push into the 6-dollar even 7-dollar range in the week's ahead of russian aggression continues in ukraine. and his stated the state speech tuesday night g

we talked to the ceo of california environmental voters. with graffiti a big problem in san francisco, business owners could have a new weapon against tagging. a reporter with the san francisco standard will join us. applicants for uc berkeley are relieved after governor newsom signed sb 118 into law yesterday after it was passed by the legislature with unusual lightning speed. the bill safeguarding enrollment was co-authored by a san francisco state assembly men. we talked to him earlier today about the impact of this law as well as how to accommodate more students and building housing for them. thank you for joining us. >> great to be here. >> you probably don't often see your name in college application discussion forums. but that is what is happening now because sb 118 prevents uc berkeley from having to slash on-campus enrollment by 2600 students this fall. applicants waiting for decisions are relieved. explain to our viewers how this loss saved cal from having to cut the number of acceptance letters. >> we were approached by the unive

in california.i know there are several that are all over the state. maybe highlight a few of them for us. we know where some of the money is going. >> it really is going to a wide range of things. people from san francisco ma be pleased to know there are $2 million coming to cable cars. there was a renewal effort and senator dianne feinstein required did money for cable cars. to show the breath you're there is also money going to the efforts to restore the forest off the coast that has been ravaged by climate change and the growth of urchins. there is money coming to a marine mammal center. there is money coming, actually a lot of projects that are healthcare related. many of them are mental health services or crisis services. efforts to help those facing housing and security or food insecurity. the safe disco food bank will t the money. that was speaker pelosi's request for her district. úso i projects. >> that is fascinated to hear about. i want to pick up on one element you're talking about which

most of california is in a severe drought category. some parts in an exceptional drought. for more on this, let's turn now to our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow, who is tracking some rain for the weekend. not really a drought buster, but it's something. yeah. just a little bit of rain that we saw that system. >> get a little closer today. this may be a long-term pattern. we've been what's called a mega drought. now since the early 2, thousands. and now doesn't look like it's going to change anytime too soon. so we really got to take a closer look at our water sources. but you can see clouds begin to move in right now. most that just some patchy fog out there toward the golden gate bridge is an area of low pressure spinning off the coastline. didn't bring us any scattered showers. kind of neat feature out of those spinning in the middle of the pacific. doesn't look like it's going quite get here. look at that circular circulation around that area of low pressure just off the coastline. while california stays dry. now, that's not going to be the way it's going to be ove

s, which includes california.e, be a two makes up more than 60% of the cases, scientists believe the new strain is more contagious in the first round of the crime, but it is less severe in east bay state lawmaker says she's putting on hold legislation that would require vaccines for anyone who works in california. assembly member buffy wicks says to keep people safe as safe as possible, fought the legislation, saying the decision should be left to individual businesses and their needs. not a new data that show covid case rates have dropped in the past two weeks since mask mandates were lifted at a number of california schools, the san francisco unified school district's case rates dropped last week reported six cases down from 12 cases one week earlier. pleasant and unified, so it's case rate dropped from 38 2 weeks ago to 25. just last week. 33% of california children ages 5 to 11 are fully vaccinated in gaza. a tony thurman, california state superintendent of public instruction, is sponsoring a bill to help stud

>> oil is of abundance in california. greater domestic production in the u.s.nd california can help families buffer against the ups and downs of supply distributions. when we look at every barrel not produced in california, it is replaced by a barrel from foreign sources, and often times , those countries do not share our philosophies on environmental stewardship, human rights, or political philosophies. kristen: the governor was clear in rejecting more drilling as a solution. he said the war in the rising cost shows the state must be freed from the grasp of petro-dictators. your thoughts? >> that is a shortsighted outlook. 40 million californians will continue to demand energy. our state needs and all of the above strategy. we are a great source for solar, wind, hydrogen. our members are experimenting in the biofuel area, so rather than mandates and withholding permits , california should be focused on a reliable and sustainable energy future so that we have clean energy and an abundance of it, and what it means to me is that california's energy dependence is

some water suppliers in california have been proactive.t about 14% of water agencies in california. have not put any water conservation requirements on their customers. yet under the governor's executive order, they will have to do something, but it's up to those local water districts to decide what to do, and there's no penalty if they don't do it. environmental groups say the governor needs to be more strict about this. they point to how back in 2015, then governor, jerry brown ordered a 25% cut and water usage statewide, and water agencies were subject to fines if they didn't comply. garcia and mike back to you, ali. thank you. president biden says he will not apologize for an unscripted moment that came during his speech in poland over the weekend on saturday while speaking to refugees in warsaw, president biden said russian president vladimir putin quote cannot remain in power. president biden says the statement was not a policy shift. i'm not walking anything back. the fact of the matter is i was expressing the more outrage. i felt t

we saw a big change across california. across northern california. and central california. we'll start with that. i want to compare bay area conditions now. compared to about a year ago. here grow the drought monitor update. watch the areas of red starting to expand across northern california. right there across the central valley too. see that. that is extreme red. d 3 level drought across central california. and expanding across northern california. now for the bay area, not much change. we're still in the severe area here. let's rewind sam time last year. you can see drought severity wasn't as bad. in the moderate category to ab normally dry. as we fast fard forward to today you can see the drought severity is even worse. it's been a complete reverse of fortune for the rain season. october and december we had the surplus. october 24 storm. which dropped 8 to 14 inches of rain across the north bay. bay area rain average up to 160%. to now. being at 62 to just about 100% for a few years. most dipping below average. the snow pack at 55%. you have the record start, and now t

the california wait.ornia way means rejecting old binaries and finding new solutions to big problems in this election year, newsome used the phrase california way multiple times, republicans criticized him and his policies on crime, homelessness and more. what he thinks are challenges are really represents fantasy land. it doesn't represent what hardworking california's believe recent polling shows. a majority of voters do not approve of his handling of homelessness and crime. the governor closed his speech with positivity, calling the state an inspiration stacking of stresses. and dramatic social and economic change. california is doing what we have done for generations. lighting out the territory ahead of the rest. greg lee ktvu, fox two news knew it knew in oakland police were investigating a deadly crash. it happened at the intersection of grand avenue in lake park avenue in the grand lake district. very close to 5 80 just before four o'clock this morning when police arrived at the scene, they found a

the california retailers association is behind it. the hope is to try to deter retail crime by making repeat offenders, eligible to be charged with felonies. >> this means that you have you have stolen multiple times in order to meet that $950 threshold, which really means you're a serial shoplifter. so we're bringing back is the ability to aggregate those crimes. representatives say they support aggregating retails have crimes but point out what they say is another loophole in current california law, 0 bail schedules. >> we are learning more about the push to send $400 to all california taxpayers in response to the current crushing gasoline prices. a group of democrats officially announced this effort today sending $400 to each california who pays income tax in the sate. even if you do not own or drive a car. lawmakers say that this is separate from the governor's rebate proposal for california car owners and is aimed at everyone because the rising cost of oil affects us all. >> this is a much more thoughtful proposal that a cut in t

but the northern california board of rabbis. can you talk about what the board of rabbis is and its function and perhaps your vision for the future as our current president? >> oh, sure. the board of rabbis of northern california has a very wide geographic area. we spanned from the oregon border to the north to the eastern border of california and going over into nevada. around me know, and the lake tahoe area. and south, around salina's and monterey and west over to the pacific ocean. we are open to ordained rabbis across the spectrum. informed, conservative, orthodox, reconstructionist, renewal, secular humanist and rabbis that are not affiliated with a particular denomination although they may have been trained and ordained in one. >> yes, as truth in advertising i should say, i, my myself am a member of the board of rabbis and former president of the board of directors. i'm curious to know if you can talk a little bit about the ways in which the board of rabbis thinks of itself, as a peer group, as a group in which rabbis th

>> pueden ser estatales y cada vez, san y se basan en regulaciones que el gobierno de california tieneamos esperar? >> lo que sÍ podÍamos decirte que cada barril que no se produce en california, se reemplaza con un barril de unas fuerzas extranjeras reportero: la directiva de la asociaciÓn petrolera del oeste del paÍs agregÓ que tambiÉn aumenta el precio del combustible lÍquido a la provocada por la invasiÓn de rusia a ucrania y agregÓ que el precio del carburante dependerÁ en gran parte de la oferta y la demanda presentadora: esperemos que esto cambie, y mucho tiempo. hacemos una pausa, y al volver, un tren, luego el que chocÓ con un vehÍculo dejÓ al menos tres vehÍculos pa antes de llamar a la nueva mcplant una hamburguesa de mcdonald's, tuvimos que asegurarnos algunas cosas. primero, que se vea como una. después, que te haga doblar a la derecha. que cambie tu orden de siempre. que inspire tu creatividad. que inspire una nueva canción. ♪♪ que la quieran robar. pero sobretodo, tuvimos que asegurarnos que supiera como una hamburguesa de mcdonald's. la primera hamburguesa de mcdonald's

tonight california's lieutenant governor praised the relationship. >> for 29 years, the california nationalas played a major role in preparing ukrainian troops for the conflict they final themselves in today. i joined the many guardsmen and women who i know are sending support and prayers to their heroic ukrainian friends today. >> the relationship between national guard and ukraine started two years after the collapse of the soviet union. >>> now to another type of support. this one in kindness and generosity. 2 million ukrainians have fled their country in desperation. half of them children. the struggle is marked by fear, uncertainty and hunger. tonight at least one of those needs is being met by bay area volunteers. cheryl hurd from pleasanton. >> reporter: rice, soy and other nutritious food is being carefully packed tonight in a warehouse in pleasanton. >> you have 40 people here who showed up on their own to volunteer instead of sitting home and watching the news and crying, they decided to do something about it. >> reporter: their goal is to box up food that would be sent to help uk

khanna of california, mr. kind of wisconsin, and mr. moulton of massachusetts, i inform the house that these four members will vote yes on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from virginia seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. mceachin, i inform the house that mr. mceachin will vote yes on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from michigan seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. ryan of ohio, i inform the house that mr. ryan will vote yes on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from pennsylvania seek recognition? >> as the member designated by mr. lamb, i inform the house that mr. lamb will vote yea on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. deutch of florida, i inform the house that mr. deutch will vote yes on h.r. 1621. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose

did you hear the voices of california? absolutely as a doctor.patients that i see as a parent of kids. i know that families including in my kids school district feel very passionately on both sides of the issue and with the state as large as california with the population more than that of 20 other states. we have to be protective of everyone. and when the time comes, also give that local flexibility. we anticipate based on the modeling data that by march 12th that time will now have come that locals can make that decision and there's still going to be decision points and strong opinions on both sides of the issue where parents going to have to make a choice, looking at the statistics, i just picked one county here north of the golden gate. marin county 5 to 11 years old right now. 70% vaccinated. but the state number for that age group at last check this morning was 30% are you disappointed in that number, and with that come up in the discussion or whether or not we should lift the mask mandates in schools. absolutely mike. there's so many facto

large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. oh, wow barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, but we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. -but i just... -so thanks, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it. there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability. >>> tonight, rescuers fear more victims may be trapped in the twisted

no solo en el norte también el sur de california se esprea que en horas de la tarde se batan récord7 san josé con temperaturas en los 84 morgan hill al sur (nombre en inglés) salinas las mismas condiciones temperaturas que alcanzan los 87 grados en unos lugares qué está pasando cuánto tiempo más estará la temperatura se lo diré en un momento antes vamos con flavio que nos dirá cómo se siente el calor allá flavio adelante >> guillermo sé que están en el estudio donde tenemos aire acondicionado estoy fuera de la ciudad de san josé en la plaza césar chávez la temperatura marca 84 grados estamos fuera es de los lugares más populares el día estuvo despejado y rayos del sol fuertes algunos salieron preparados de sus casas >> me siento a gusto uno puede caminar correr y el aire está rico >> de ser posible expertos recomiendan estar en lugares cerrados con aire acondicionado debe estar hidratado si le gusta evitar quemarse use ropa que le cubra el cuerpo expertos recomiendan usar protector solar , hace pocos momentos hablamos con otras personas 4 personas que vamos a incluir en el reportaje

>> california environmental voters released the score card for the past year saying california's falling short in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and fighting climate change. they argue oil and gas companies are driving the agenda in sacramento and a q state legislators of accepting contributions from corporate polluters. activists say california needs to act on policy solutions to meet the 2030 deadline for slashing emissions in half. >> coming up, police say the suspect behind a string of attacks against homeless people in 2 major cities now is in custody. what we are learning about his arrest >> police have arrested the man who they say is responsible for this gruesome killings of homeless people in new york city and washington, dc recently the suspect has been identified as 30 year-old gerard of brevard. the 3rd, the rest coming one day after the nypd and washington metro police released these pictures and some video of the suspect. he's accused of killing 2 men in hurting 3 others during a nine-day rampage across both cities. in a tweet, the washington, dc police department confir

paola: el costo de vida en california es insostenible para muchas familias.nas decidieron mudarse. hay un mayor nÚmero de personas que se va del estado y una de las causas es el debido alto costo de vida en california. new jersey, california, virginia, illinois, son los lugares donde mÁs personas se han ido. 19 por ciento del total de residente que se mudaron a nivel nacional, justificaron esto debido a la pandemia, es el porcentaje mÁs alto desde el aÑo 2015, el precio de las viviendas tuvo un alza del 20 por ciento. muchas personas comenzaron de nuevo en otro lugar, hay otros lugares mÁs bajos y puedes encontrar casa a mÁs bajo precio. en muchos casos, las personas decidieron mudarse de condados grandes y muy poblados, ha condados pequeÑos y medianos. paola: saludo a elena que tiene mÁs detalles de las lluvias. elena: desde esta noche hasta el martes en la maÑana, las lluvias regresarÁn. amaneceremos con lluvias en la regiÓn. maÑana van a necesitar los paraguas. 1:30 de la maÑana lloverÁ intenso. en la tarde del lunes, continuarÁn las lluvias. acumulados de

el impuesto a la gasolina por galÓn en california subiÓ $0.51 por bando a partir del 1 de julio.ricto que el programa de gobierno . hablamos de la ubicaciÓn, que tambiÉn tiene que ver con el precio del carburante las refinerÍas en california necesitan funcionar casi en plena capacidadpara satisfacer la demanda de gasolina a travÉs de todo el estado. prÓximas de una de las refinerÍas tiene problemas operando al mismo tiempo, obviamente los precios de la gasolina se van para arriba de manera sustancial esta noche, vamos a hablar con un experto en materia energÉtica y de hidrocarburos para que nos ponga en perspectiva el alto costo de la gasolina y por cuÁnto tiempo la seguiremos pagando a este nivel. impuestos y la situaciÓn que es el de nivel mundial estÁn ahogando a muchos. los detalles a esta noche. presentadora: tenemos buenas noticias y nos dicen que esto se va a detener en algÚn momento y autoridades federales y empresarios que trabajan las nuevas directrices sobre el uso de mascarillas para quienes aborden algÚn tipo de medio de transporte masivo originalmente estaba organiz

takano of california. the speaker pro tempore: pursuant to house resolution 950, the gentleman from california, mr. takano, and the gentlewoman from iowa, mrs. miller-meeks, each will control 10 minutes. the chair recognizes the gentleman from california. mr. takano: mr. speaker, i urge my colleagues to support this bipartisan en bloc of amendments, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from california reserves. the gentlewoman from iowa is recognized. mrs. miller-meeks: mr. speaker, i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman is recognized. mrs. miller-meeks: i rise in support of the en bloc package. many of these amendments strengthen the underlying bill. however, i wish we could have more time in committee to fully examine the impact these amendments would have on this legislation. and while i will not oppose the en bloc package, some of the included amendments are well outside the veterans' affairs committee's jurisdiction o

these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. >>> live look at san francisco where crime wave followed by a blow dealt by the pandemic, tonight, the neighborhood is bouncing back betty yu shows us how. >>> california street, it is double the size of the previous location. the owner says that it was important for her to open her now expanded shop in chinatown. >> fifth generation chinese. so, back in the late 1800s so, it was my duty, i feel, to come back to the neighborhood. >> mindy, a self-trained chocolate00er. and the pacific islands and the shop and the cafe. and offering afternoon tea. dedicated to helping resurrect chinatown. >> i am not threatened by it or by the people who are come in here and doing the break ins and the robberies. >> the neighborhood has been in the crime spotlight for robberies including the recent confrontation between thieves and store owners. >> i called 911. i was shaking. and it was hopeless. >> here stphaorbgs today, community handed out perp spray to businesses. >> it has been hap

kumasi: history has been made in california.nor newsom swore in patricia guerra in sacramento, making her the first latina judge to serve on california's high court. >> as i look at this audience and reflect on what today means and how i got here one thing is clear to me. i did not get here alone. i am here because of the courage, the sacrifices and the struggles of my parents and my grandparents. kumasi: she is an imperial valley native and has been serving on an appellate court in san diego. former supreme court justices ruth bader ginsburg and sandra day o'connor could begin statute. the house voted overwhelmingly to place them in the capitol or capitol grounds. the measure already passed the senate and is heading to president biden's desk. o'connor was the first woman appointed to the supreme court nominated by ronald reagan in 1981. ginsberg was nominated in 1993 and died in 2020. she was known for being a fierce fighter for women's rights. reggie: now for your morning money report. full circle moment from san francisco bay

the leader of the california republican party released a statement saying in part, california children wait 2 more weeks to finally be awarded the same freedoms that gavin newsom and his maskless celebrity friends have enjoyed already has some school districts have already moved to toss the rule. galley did not say how or if the state would enforce the order. i'm confident that we will continue to see the schools >> keep keep masks. no, it won't happen everywhere. but i think in the vast majority, the message will be heeded. >> moving forward, doctor galley says there will be levels to the state's recommendations for school masking starting now with a strong recommendation. then he says that could change to just recommended. and then he says eventually at some point optional at the state capitol. ashley zavala kron, 4 news. >> the one thing to keep in mind is the state issues guidelines and then county health departments and then individual school district. they can adopt those changes or keep masks in place. kron four's dan kerman is live in san francisco tonight with how one school d

es graduada de la universidad de california y la facultad de derecho de stanford.os refugios humanos, tambiÉn, de cuatro patas. te vamos a hablar de la maravillosa iniciativa para darle una segunda oportunidad a los animales refugiados. carolina: cÓmo reaccionarÍa si se encuentran un puma en plena calle? verÁ lo que le paso a alguien [cortina musical] borja: saben ustedes que hoy es el dÍa de los cachorros? te vamos a contar que la cruz roja y human society se han unido para ayudar a las mascotas de la guerra de ucrania. se trabaja para transportar mÁs de 1 t de alimentos y suministros para el rescate de estos linos animales. carolina: nos conectamos en vivo con felipe mÁrquez, especialista en el desastre de ... estÁ en polonia. son miles de mascotas que han terminado abandonadas y lesionadas. es un tema del que no se habla con frecuencia. quÉ pasa en este momento y el panorama para las mascotas. >> sÍ, muchas gracias por la invitaciÓn. esta moda reponen esta crisis humanitaria donde la gente esta lleno del paÍs, y afortunadamente, estÁn llevando los animales de co

and for one california national guard member. this is extremely personal reporter giovanni leisure has the story. well that's right. so they have been coordinating their efforts from here inside of this building. but for one guardsman , she traveled thousands of miles to rescue her family. this is anastasia minich of former american army soldier who served in iraq and afghanistan. she is now part of the california national guard. that was my calling. that was something that i love to do because i wasn't there just for myself. the california national guard has worked with ukrainians since the early nineties reviews, and after 2014 we focused almost exclusively on helping to reform the ukrainian military and helping to train their troops for combat. inside of this call center. the national guard is now providing aid to those on the ground in ukraine to focus exclusively on how we can facilitate and help get requests from the ukrainian military. to the united states government procreate levels of the united states government, but fo

california leaders are taking aim at russia's financial markets.ernor and state lawmakers are calling on the state's public employees retirement system and teachers retirement system also known as calpers and calstrs ers to pull its investments from financial institutions linked to russia should be cut off right away. senator david cortes, he is one lawmaker in a group of bipartisan legislators putting together a bill to issue the sanction is it's really clear at this point that our worst fears about in, you know, that government and the dictatorial nature of it, you know, come to roost. state leaders say california's retirement systems hold about 970 billion dollars worth of assets. they estimate between 1.5 billion to 2 billion dollars of that is linked to russian financial markets. >> the push to pull those funds comes as governor gavin newsom sent a letter to the leaders of the retirement systems this week urging them to immediately restrict russian access to california's capital and investments. it's unclear if the governor will take executive

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adults in california can legally give up to 1 ounce to other adults. >> in the state of california, wed a law that said adult consumption is legal. if you are an adult and in possession of certain amounts, you will no longer be tried. you will not be arrested or prosecuted for that. that is changing the landscape dramatically. [♪♪♪] >> to legalization of cannabis could bring tremendous economic and social benefits to cities like san francisco. >> this industry is projected to reach $22 billion by the year 2020. and that is just a few years away. >> it can be a huge legal industry in california. i think very shortly, the actual growing of marijuana may become the biggest cash crop in the state and so you want that to be a legal tax paying cash crop, all the way down the line to a sales tax on the retail level. >> the california medical industry is a 3 billion-dollar industry last year. anticipating that multiplier as 20, 30, 50 times in the consumer marketplace once adult use is really in place, you could go ahead and apply that multiplier to revenue. it will be huge. >> when that under

the california way.ifornia way means rejecting old binaries and finding new solutions to big problems. recent polls show that most voters do not approve of the governor's handling, though of homelessness and crime. state republicans criticized governor nuisance priorities after this address. what he thinks are challenges are really represents fantasy land. it doesn't represent what hardworking california's belief very very governor closed his speech on a positive note calling our state and inspiration hard time is 7 15 were happening today. san francisco mayor london bri will deliver her state of the city address at 11 a.m. she's expected to talk about major topics, including the homeless crisis and her covid-19 recovery plan again that speeches at 11 a.m. we'll bring you details here on ktvu and also on ktvu .com later today. well san francisco's first tiny home community is open in the hayes valley neighborhood. mayor london breed. another city leaders helped to welcome this pilot project at 33 golf st

but in california are in the homeland. but that doesn't mean they're trying north, nor does that mean they don't have the capability capability. the world has already seen from suspected russian hackers who over the years have targeted ukrainian government agencies, financial institutions and power grids. experts are certain foreign hackers are trying to do the same and worse here than it says just as hackers are trying to launch cyber warfare against governments, banks and businesses. >> so too, are they trying to target you and your devices? but there are ways to protect yourself. really important is hatching update your devices with the with the latest security has the latest in ukraine. >> for panic who was born there and has loved ones hiding in bomb shelters. what's happening there? hits close to home. i came from kiev. i was born in kyiv. >> and it's an absolute travesty to to witness and see what's what's going on there. and then and the people they're fighting fighting for their freedom. so this is personal for yo

also far, northern california may be up in crescent city in eureka. if you're lucky, there's a neally difficult to forecast. it's all about the amount of magnetism affecting the ionosphere out there for tonight. and it looks like it's going to be an active night. so once sunspots are tacked up like this, sometimes you can get multiple issues with that. and so far, we've heard about ham radio operators having some issues under the 30 megahertz, a level so could be history night tonight out there. if we can clear things out, the clouds begin to part around the bay area. not a bad night outside, although couple patches of fog likely to form high pressure is going to take over again. and that ridge will settle in to make for a nice day for tomorrow. we'll see a couple passing clouds otherwise should be nice. sunny and dry across most of the bay area. and the temperatures are going to start to warm up tonight. you have got a couple of patches of fog likely to form along the models, not paying that so well but will also submit the high level clouds moving o

california. governor gavin newsome announced during his state of the state address tonight that he will be doing away with the state's gas tax will have more on that coming up momentarily. when we get a live report from sacramento on the governor's speech tonight. but we begin this evening with the latest on the violence in ukraine. there are conflicting reports tonight coming out of ukraine. some saying russian troops have targeted escape and supply routes, even hitting some buses filled with refugees. but others are saying those are unconfirmed reports and no such attacks have been carried out. we're still waiting for official word from the ukrainian government there. and this violence is the reason for president biden's decision to ban russian oil. >> lawmakers on both sides of the aisle have shown support for the move and this will not be the end of it was republicans and democrats both saying that they're further options on the table to impact russia's economy. while others say that this is

in california. in san francisco, rob nesbitt kron, 4 news. >> now to the latest on the war in ukraine. fighting continues on the ground, there is also some movement on the diplomatic front representatives from russia and ukraine met in turkey today resuming peace talks for the first time in 2 weeks. ukraine's president says he wants peace without delay but will not give into russian territorial demands. also today, president biden stood his ground on comments. he made in poland saturday. that's when he said putin must not remain in power. he's calling that a personal remark, not a policy statement. >> number one, i'm not walking back. the fact of the matter is i was expressing more outrage. i felt toward the way putin is the lead in the actions of this man. >> talks between russia and ukrainian delegations will continue for a second day tomorrow to get the latest updates on the war in ukraine. go to kron 4 dot com. you can use your mobile device to scan that qr code on your screen. it will take you

this is for california. you can see the majority of our state is in a severe drought that is shown by the brighter orange color. according to today's report, more than 61% of the contiguous united states classification of drought. happening now, sonoma county is holding a virtual town hall to deal with the drought at the russian river. sonoma water says it has been the 3rd driest water year on record for the county state monitors have put sonoma county in the extreme drought category. that main areas at the ritz that all areas are at risk of fire year round water. reservoirs are extremely low and water supplies will not be able to support agriculture and wildlife. we're going to have more on the meeting coming up tonight during our primetime newscasts. you know, december was so wet since so much snowfall in the sierra. we thought that's the drought buster. yeah. and we haven't seen hardly anything sense out of seeing some of the years where you just have tremendous. goes one way or the other. you have tremen

el promedio estados unidos es de $4.25 pero en california es otra es otra realidad desde $5.86 la median y por la caída en la demanda de este producto. >>> alrededor de 500 trabajadores de la planta de refinería se fueron a huelga para exigirle la empresa un aumento salarial los empleados piden un incremento del 7.5% lo justifican con el aumento de costo de vida en el área de la bahía. >>> la compaÑía hace dinero cuando nosotros estamos abajo. por su parte de la compaÑía de (nombre en inglés) informó que solo puede dar un incremento del 2.5% que las demandas del sindicato exceden lo que consideran ellos razonables y que para no interrumpir la producción ha tenido que llevar 500 empleados extras. nuevas imágenes muestran la destrucción en un incendio en oakland un equipo de 20 bomberos trabajó arduamente desde las y de la maÑana para pagar el incendio en una comunidad de casos pequeÑas aunque 3 u resultaron con daÑos se evitó que las llamas se extendieron a otras 12 viviendas en este hecho cinco personas resultaron heridas y por ahora se investigan las causas del siniestro. otro incendio

seguimos hablando del exagerado costo de la gasolina, hacia el sur de california esta situación podría cabezas tiene más información >> gustavo es testigo de que los malhechores andan rondando >> el siente que no tiene la culpa de que el precio del gas este por los cielos >> hace unos días un trabajador le pidió asilo >> no le encendí el auto, lo trajo para acá para saber qué era y el tanque tenía un agujero, >> querer irse a trabajar trabaja la jardinería y el auto nunca le encendió, no tenía nada de gas. >> llegar a un taller mecánico para hacer una reparación en el tanque de gasolina no solo es un gran dolor de cabeza para los automovilistas sino que podría ser un trabajo altamente costoso >> un auto del 2008 2005 que es lo que normalmente utilizamos los latinos mínimo tienes que gastar 800 dólares >> el tanque tendría que reemplazar y reparar cualquier otro daño en la carrocería >> no tienen el cuidado de abrir la tapa meter una manguera una bomba, ellos hacen un hoyo y lo saca >> aumenta el precio de la gasolina, se espera que aumenten los casos de robo de combustible >> expertos

also, california soft on crime policies what's being done about it.ern europe the other challenges facing president biden in the nation with our guests tammy bruce and laura. clearly fair pulse and ukraine and russia sanction the russian and for the con things get murkier with the presence or taking questions a thursday press conference at nato headquarters in brussels when asked if nato or the u.s. would respond with military action if russians fight him or hooton uses chemical weapons president biden had this to say. >> we would respond if he uses it, the nature of these responses depend on the nature of the use it. >> then when asked to clarify a few minutes later the president said. >> it would trigger a response in kind, whether or not you're asking whether nato would cross would make that decision at the time. >> so, what exactly is american policy now and what should it be a question for joining us to discuss fox news contributor and a mac.u.s. columnists tammy bruce also former nasa county executive, thank you for joining us. laura, we did thi

we did get some rain up here in northern california.is tracking what is left of it. not much on the horizon. spencer: not much on the horizon and not much left. here's live doppler 7. receipt flecks of grains that they do not represent rainfall. a little moisture in the atmosphere is at the rain has ended and the wind is calm. much different picture from this time last night we had strong, powerful gusts. 24 hour temperature change, i'm losing my voice, it shows cooler conditions, temperatures are one to five degrees cooler than this time last night. here's a view from the east bay hills camera. a thin finger of low clouds reaching out over the bay. skies are partly clear, 52 degrees in san francisco 49 in mountain view. low to mid 50's at san jose, santa clara and half moon bay. the view from the exploratorium camera, looking at the cityscape, bc a few clouds in the distance. her sky overhead as well. 47 in santa rosa. 54 concord. 49 at livermore. rain and showers have tapered off already. clouds will linger overnight. a foggy morning