in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7 news.n: if you would like to help the people of ukraine we have a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees on our website, abc7news.com. at least 700 indian students are stranded in a city in northeastern ukraine. the group of university students is about 30 miles from the russian border. you are looking at video of them in a bunker. they say the indian government has been evacuating its citizens from western ukraine, but those closer to the russian border haven't received assistance. the indian embassy in ukraine says it is facing significant obstacles evacuating people from the city. to get the latest information on the crisis in ukraine as it happens, you can use the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app. our 24-7 livestream has all the network's special reports as well as our local newscasts. is available for roku, amazon fire, apple, or fire tv. just search "abc seven bay area." parents from a high school soccer team in the central valley say the

cornell barnard live in san francisco with details. cornell: you are right. masks are coming off. covid restrictions are being lifted. some office workers are slowly returning back to the place they were two years ago. not everybody is ready to go back to the office with small business owners really hoping they will. >> it was very bad. we kind of were scared to come in. it was basically ghost town here. cornell: he has owned this stationery store in the embarcadero center for eight years. he is waiting for many customers to return, some of them office workers. >> i never thought of shutting my business. that's our bread and butter. cornell: there are encouraging signs. more people on the street and more commuters heading to work in their cars. >> it is a slow ride across the bridge. cornell: google announcing they plan to start a hybrid work model april 4, telling bay area employees they must work three days in the office, the other two days from home. >> there is a need to work face-to-face interactions and creativity. looking forward to those companies convening to come back to

cornell bullard -- cornell barnard was at sfo for some of the emotional reunions.onal union at sfo. paulina and her son exhausted after a long journey, escaping their country ukraine. >> it is risky in ukraine right now. lots of bombing, lots of striking going on. she was very afraid for her son. that is why she made the decision to leave ukraine and come to the united states. cornell: her cousin is translating. he lives in castro valley. he says it took paulina and her son five and half days to escape their country. this was the scene paulina encountered at the border of maldova, a long line of refugees stretching 10 miles. >> people dying every day, civilian people dying, soldiers dying just protecting their country. very difficult times. cornell: minutes earlier, this reunion was happening. this girl greeting her mom who arrives in san francisco with only a small suitcase to her name. >> no friends, no family. cornell: she says she has been taking cover for days in her own wns stye, turned bomb shelter. en was coming here, i saw women with little kids who did no

cornell barnard, abc 7 news., one bay area couple in russia has raised nearly $200,000 for ukrainian refugees with the plan to hand out cash at the border. alex and his wife say watching the war has been difficult to them so they felt compelled to do something. he is now on his way to the border to distribute the money to refugees leaving ukraine. >> i felt like we have to do more, like it was time to step up. we are going to show up and put cash in their pockets. liz: both he and his wife came to the u.s. as jewish refugees. they say they know firsthand how much a little assistance can be to those who left everything behind. today, san francisco's only ukrainian restaurant is asking for support. they are selling with 100% of the proceeds to be donated to an organization that provides humanitarian aid. it is located near kearny and pine and downtown san francisco. you can pick up between 3:00 and 5:00 p.m. or give them a call to see if they have any left. their phone number is on your screen. also today, there wi

cornell: fire crews were on scene. the loss as massive as the mighty redwood itself. >> it is, like, a loss of a family member, really, for the staff and members of the community. cornell: this ranger says the pioneer tree was one of the few old groove redwoods in the part. this was the tree before the fire, standing 200 feet tall and believed to be at least 800 years old. >> it is upsetting because they are so old, so big, and they harbor great life. losing just one tree is a big disappointment. >> the tree collapsed while folks were there just because of the amount of fire that was inside the tree. >> marin county fire chief jason weber believes the fire first discovered thursday, was likely started by an illegal campsite. >> not only is it illegal, it is just plain stupid. we are in an extended drought. i think for everybody, we want people to be fire safe. cornell: for some, the loss of the tree was so great they brought flowers to the kiosk and a card which says my wife, along with all the flowers of redwood, cali

cornell: hillside grass is drying out by the day.ve not seen considerable rain since the start of the year. the county is preparing for wildfires through an ambitious project underway creating fuel break bumpers across 38 miles of fire roads. here is what one section looked like before and after the clearing of brush. >> we have our inevitable wildfire, we will give our firefighters the greatest chance to be successful in its suppression. cornell: the chief believes climate change is moving the timeline on wildfire season. >> the climate that has been affecting us the last five to 10 years is showing this inherent pattern of earlier starts and later and later fire seasons. cornell: some fire departments are already tweeting asking homeowners to clear defensible space around their properties. it is hard to believe it is only march. liz: lisa, let's get a check of the forecast. we are coming into this heatwave. lisa: we were looking at warm temperatures last week in southern california, and they had a huge fire that was not acting like

cornell: police believe the murder was likely a crime of opportunity.they do not know if the suspects are responsible for robberies on other local media crews. the suspected shooter in the case is scheduled to be arraigned on friday. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc7news. karina: now an update from the abc7news i team today. an italian appeals court reduce the life sentences for two northern california students convicted of murdering a police officer. this happened on vacation in rome in july of 2019. the families were hoping for an all-out acquittal. i team reporter dan was on this case from the start and he is back with exclusive interviews with the defendant's parents. what did they tell you? dan: i spoke with each of the parents of the two young men. they were hoping for a better outcome and are bracing themselves for the next step in this legal process. finnegan elder of san francisco addressed the court today for the first time in the italian he has learned while in prison. he apologized to the widowto thw deputy mario and said the only thing i wa

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abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard was at the st. patrick's day parade, and told us the festivities took on new meaning. ♪ cornell: the sound of pipes and drums. echoing down market street ♪ the luck of the irish has finally returned to san francisco after a two-year pandemic pause. >> happy st. patrick's day! cornell: it is so nice to be back -- >> it is so nice to be back, to see these people, to have the opportunity to come together, it is great. who doesn't like a nice parade down market street? >> it is good to come back. you missed meeting up with people and having the excuse to meet up with people. it is good to see it and to see the crowd out for it as well. cornell: thousands of people lined the street to see the 100 71st annual st. patrick's day parade. this event was the first advantage when covid lockdown began. >> we were one of the first ones to get postponed and canceled, now we are one of dion: the city's annual parade also made a comeback. >> good morning! dion: this is the city's 30 30 eight street patrick's day cel

cornell west. [applause] >> dr. west will be in conversation with mayor london breed along with board president walton and director davis. we will enjoy the work from dream keeper grantees including performances from artists from san francisco bay and documentary pieces by the film. a milestone update from the doctor, the initiative director. thank you all for being here to lift up the dream keeper initiative. [applause] >> good morning. good morning. we are the san francisco bay area theater company. we are going to perform some songs for you. [applause] ♪ i sing america ♪ ♪ i sing america ♪ ♪ i am a darker brother. they sent me to be in the kitchen when company comes, in the kitchen when company comes ♪ ♪ i am the darker brother. they sent me to eat in the kitchen when company comes ♪ ♪ but i laugh and eat well ♪ ♪ i laugh and eat well and grow strong ♪ ♪ i grow strong ♪ ♪ tomorrow i will be at the table when company comes ♪ ♪ don't dare say to me eat at the kitchen table ♪ ♪ they will see how beautiful i am ♪ ♪ t

in san jose, cornell barnard, abc7news. >> if you would like to help the people of ukraine we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies. you can find it on abc7news.com /take action. moving on, check out this wild video from fremont. i sideshow got out of control friday night. a viewer shared this video showing the scene at alvarado boulevard and falcon drive. the viewer tells us at least 100 cars were involved. we are waiting on a callback from police to confirm that figure. the video shows fireworks going off while people appear to be running towards the scene. there is no word if police arrested anyone or towed any cars. a sideshow in oakland the next morning turned deadly saturday near 40 2nd avenue and i 880. as many as 600 vehicles were blocking the roads, and they got reports of gunfire so officers moved in. they found an oakland man suffering massive trauma after being hit by a car. he died at the hospital, where doctors is covered he had also been shot or two other shootings happened at the sideshow as well but those victims were

cornell barnard, abc7 news. amanda: in developing use, president biden met with ukrainian refugees in poland today and delivered his strongest combination of russia's president. karen travers has his message. >> in front of a crowd of nearly 1000 in warsaw, many waving american and polished and american flags, the president delivering a defense of democracy. >> a dictator building an empire will never erase the people's love for liberty. >> he seemed to be taunting vladimir putin. >> this war has already been a strategic failure for russia. ukraine will never be a victory for russia. >> biden declaring putin's atta cks are backfiring. >> russia's brutal tactics have strengthen the resolve, rather than driving nato apart, the west is stronger than more united than it is ever been. >> earlier saturday, getting a firsthand look at the humanitarian problems caused by russia's war, meeting with ukrainians who have fled their homes poland has taken into million refugees. >> just want a hug, just want to say thanks. i

it's san rafael cornell bernard abc 7 news. all right, francis wood. cornell said is really spot-on cannot believe that it is spring and the weather that we're having so strange. yeah, we've had some very cold weather temperatures were much cooler committed yesterday and then things are gonna really bounce back, but we're starting off with clear skies this evening and that's going to allow things to really cool down overnight. here's a look at live doppler 7 the satellite radar image. all the rain has moved out and most areas only got a few hundreds of an inch today. here's a live look in san jose temperatures are going to cool down pretty quickly right now most one in the low 50 san francisco 51 oakland 53, san jose 52 degrees and then from emeryville we can see clear across the bay there towards san francisco dropping into the 40s for some locations like santa rosa 48 napa down to 46 concord still hanging on to 51 and livermore at 49 degrees. here's a look at the forecast animation starting at midnight into tomorrow. we won't see any of that fog and

we need to stop russia now and yon phil cornell bernard abc 7 news the war in ukraine is a difficult topic if you want to learn more about how to lend support or how to talk to kids about it. we have resources to help just go to abc7news.com/take action. there are new developments in the case. that's intensified the rift between the san francisco police department and district attorney chase a boudin just this afternoon the jury reached a verdict abc 7 news reporter karina. nova is in the newsroom with more on why that is so important karina. well the jury reached the verdict just about an hour ago. deliberating for four days they found sfpd officer terrence dangle not guilty on three counts of brutality on the fourth count a mistrial was declared that charge was for assault under color of authority the district attorney's office spoke to us after the verdict. cases a reminder of the many challenges the uphill battle to hold police accountable. we saw a lot of those obstacles play out in this case including the unchecked power of the poa. we saw lack of diversity and juries and we al

that's where cornell, his wife, and five daughters come in. they partnered with save a life international. >> we are ready to serve even 24 hours if necessary. reporter: throughout the day, they meet refugees and drive them to safety. they own a summer camp. 0 miles from the romanian -- 30 miles from the romanian border. >> they come one to three nights. reporter: for the past two weeks this family has helped over 600 ukrainian refugees with shelter, food, and now relocation to multiple countries around europe. >> nobody walks from here without knowing where to go. >> we're going to take them in the car with us. reporter: this week they rescued 33 teenagers who fled ukraine with their judo coach. many of their parents stayed back to fight for their country. >> and not in war, under the war. reporter: weighing heavy on this coach is when teenagers will see their parents again. >> today it is our priority, keep them safe. reporter: for cornell he hopes more people help, his goal is to continue this aid until the summer. >> the love of god, we un

hope to apply for refugee status allowing them to stay in the united states at sfo cornell bernard abc 7 news. and over the past week one bay area couple has raised nearly two hundred thousand dollars for ukrainian refugees with a plan to head to the ukraine romania border to hand out cash to those crossing needed abc avenues reporter tim johns caught up with a couple at their san francisco home today just hours before they headed to sfo. frolics furman watching the ongoing war in ukraine has been difficult right all the stages of grief right like anger fear, right like bargaining for us a little bit of bargaining. it and it'd be pretty hard as the world watches scenes of devastation continuing to unfold in the eastern european country. forman says he felt compelled to do something. it felt like i felt like we've got to do more felt like it's time to step up. and do something he did together with wife the pair is so far raised nearly $200,000 now firman is catching a friday afternoon flight out of sfo and heading to the ukraine romania border to distribute the money. he's helped raise.

we focus on an efforts to help build a better bay area abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard shows us why you needed a passport to check out. shops and restaurants today in san bruno okay, so we're gonna we're actually check out here for lunch. yeah, lynette or cholski and rita simpson are on a mission to eat and shop their way through downtown san bruno on san mateo avenue. to support to our san mateo avenue, and they're taking part in the san bruno stroll an event created to help local businesses, which have struggled during the pandemic for starters everyone gets this passport with 40 shops and restaurants. they can visit you got a long journey ahead. we do we do so we're gonna go eat off the passport has perks like free tri-tip sliders at grand leader market owner. mike karsa is thrilled to see new customers. it's been up. it's been so we've whether the storm we're doing. okay. we're just people around right now, and that's what we're all about is. this is like the first of many hopefully to come to we could be normal again the new norm, but you need to stop at these three on this blo

don't think there's any reason for the russians to come back and take for ross on the sonoma coast cornell abc 7 news. after the break a slight rebound for one bay area school district following concerns about declining enrollment what some say helped attract families back to i've been making yogurt that is less sweet and high in protein since 2005. now we're doing the same for plant based. still rich and creamy. plant-based siggi's: more protein and less sugar than leading yogurt alternatives. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast. they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪ francisco unified school districts declining enrollment, but now the district is reporting that more families applied for enrollment this year compared to last year. it's only up a little bit b

cornell is not cheap. good thing to learn. hopefully that will boost your gpa. >> gorgeous.yes, thank you. okay, brad -- sorry -- wait, it went to three. here's kevin, they were out of order. everyone is already drinking. [cheering] not here either. is this a real college class? spider-man, the matrix social disparity. >> it sounds like it is. kennedy: now, it's not. you didn't get that one, kevin. he said he were sober. >> i better start drinking. kennedy: you have my permission. brad, is this a real college class? inking about harry potter. [laughter] just thinking about him. [laughter] >> it sounds real. kennedy: it is real lawrence university from the syllabus, course examines social and political implications of harry potter on society. i just love thinking about him it's so deep. jason and brad, on the board with one. jason, here's your next question. the science of pokÉmon. >> oh god. fake. kennedy: it is fake. jason has two. kevin, next question, is this a real college class? making will become a class about whoopi goldberg. [laughter] >> i hope so and i want to take

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of course a push push got a thought go more with continues to put a visa cornell to can you finish? yeah, you can explanation, cause it then you should be here to book a loaner. come on to mr. let me still down on a little bit. been the cause on on you because the much lutheran church wanted no thought because it's a get a school for more than those butte. i mean, when you're teaching, when you're teaching for many ukrainian soldiers, the targeted shooting of civilians has become a legitimate tactic to force the pro russian population out of areas. not controlled by k of many members of the self proclaimed nationalist battalions. believe that ukraine doesn't just see civilian casualties as acceptable, but as necessary. a, you know, in the stuff we are a ah, i think with a better chance even the lesser lesser new listing that i was highlighted. wondering if it's the key is to be a credit you up with this with oh, i you know with a high deal if i would just the other foolish with that i am still pushing your gracious duplex to leslie think with ah, with a new york. i mean, i, i guy, y

cornell barnard has more on the investigation. cornell: detectives carried items away from this lafayette home thursday, believed to be connected to the victim in wednesday's dally shooting -- deadly shooting on taylor boulevard. detectives would not say why they were there or what they were looking for. sky 7 was over the home on barber view lane on wednesday just hours after the shooting. police were seen entering the upscale home. >> would you know his connection to the house up there? >> he's just to rent -- just a renter. >> obviously you expect something like that. >> police aren't saying if he was targeted by a gunman in a passing car in the middle of the day. >> if it was a road rage incident, i'm hoping it was just two random cars coming through. i hope it wasn't anyone involved with the neighborhood. >> neighbor say homicide detectives have contacted them asking about the home and the victim. the sheriff's department has no information about a motive or possible suspect at the time. ama: in sonoma, authorities are invest

rally so you're trying to jive the incredible number from target, the amazing comments from brian cornell this morning with the futures, which say don't trust it let's sell it: and the only group that seems to really stay down, david, you're very close to this group, and that just can't stay up, and that's unfortunate. oil is the leader right now, and you really want the banks to behave, but the fight to quality is hurting them. it doesn't make sense you should be owning jpmorgan if you think they are involved with europe. >> right europe, not russia because they're really not citi is the only financial institution that has any real exposure in terms of russia. >> mastercard or visa. >> okay. sorry. because there are 18 million credit cards and about 250 million debit cards, both those companies have said yet basically they're not going to let the russians kick them around you know, it's one by one we're seeing who is with putin and who's not. i need to see italy because italy is probably the most aligned with russia. >> the sanctions are as deep and powerful as any that have ever -- >> i

i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. arrived in western ukraine today. this is video provided to us by unicef. this shipment is part of a six-struck convoy containing an estimated 62 tons of supplies on its way to the war-torn country resuscitation kids first day kids basically going to go to hospitals around 100 hospitals. in kind of support doing our after hour across. you crying. the supplies include personal protective equipment as well as desperately needed medical supplies and early childhood and recreational kids. now to a look at the two men at the center of the war in ukraine president's vladimir putin and vladimir valencia valensky one launching a punishing war the other defending his country from invasion. his new hulu documentary abc news. anchor george stephanopoulos takes an in-depth. look at what led to this fateful moment in history. here's a prayer with vladimir putin. you've got a cold-blooded cold-hearted man who has been accused of killing so many people so lensky the guy next door the funny man at ne

for those in ukraine and the refugees the bay area is showing its support abc 7 news reporter cornell creative in finding ways to help. a concert for peace in san francisco's hayes valley these musicians from the conservatory of music are raising money to help the people of ukraine. he said donations will go tooo direct relief providing medical supplies violinist rose corelli organized the concert after seeing so many heartbreaking images on tv every single donation counts and every single note and song. you hear today will have so much meaning behind it. thank you. estates ukrainian native victor bondareva and his family are moved. so many strangers are are stepping up to help. absolutely. counts. so we're selling these dumplings eight in a bag seen a natarina fenner was selling the runner key traditional ukrainian dumplings in golden gate park proceeds will help humanitarian relief efforts. cena former peace corps volunteer. ukraine plus about the dumplings, but just getting the word out spreading spreading the word to people that this is a really big issue and ukraine has a lot to

cornell barnard was at the st.rick's day parade and tells us the festivities took on new meaning. >> the sound of pipes and drums echoing down market street. the luck of the irish has returned to san francisco after a two year pause. >> happy st. patrick's day. >> it is nice to be back, to see all these people, to have the opportunity to come together, it is great. >> it is good to have it back for sure. you missed meeting other people or having an excuse to meet up with people around this time. it is good to see the crowd as well. reporter: thousands of people lined the street to see the st. patrick's day parade. this event was the first to vanish when the covid lockdown began. >> we were one of the first ones to get postponed and then canceled and we are the first -- one of the first to come back. >> look at all the people on the streets. reporter: the mayor excited to see her city celebrating traditions again. >> welcome back, san francisco. >> you get to watch all these people march around. it is fun for us to

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better bay area a peninsula community is finding unique ways to draw people in abc 7 news reporter cornell shows us. why you needed a passport to check out local shops and restaurants today in san bruno? okay, so we're gonna we're actually gonna check out here for lunch. yeah, lynett or cholski and rita simpson are on a mission to eat and shop their way through downtown san bruno on san mateo avenue. i'm just wanted to build community and show support to our san mateo avenue and they're taking part in the san bruno stroll an event created to help local businesses, which have struggled during the pandemic for starters everyone gets this passport with 40 shops and restaurants. they visit the passport has per like free tri-tip sliders at grand leader market owner, mike karsa is thrilled to see new customers. it's been tough. it's been tough, but it's we've weathered the storm we're doing okay. we're just people around right now and that's what we're all about is this is like the first of many hopefully to come to where we could be normal again the new norm, but you need to stop at these three

hope to apply for refugee status allowing them to stay in the united states at sfo cornell bernard abc 7 news. a past week one bay area couple born in russia has raised nearly $200,000 for ukrainian refugees with a plan to hand out cash at the ukraine romania border alex furman and his wife say watching. the ongoing war has been difficult so they felt compelled to do something firman is now on his way to the border to distribute the money to refugees leaving ukraine. like i felt like we've got to do more i felt like it's time to step up. yeah. literally we're going to show up and we're gonna put cash in very pockets. both furman and his wife came to the us as jewish refugees. they say they know firsthand how much a little assistance can be to those who have left everything behind and coming up tonight at 8 to special episode of 2020 putin's wore the battle to save ukraine anchored by david muir on the border of ukraine and poland right moving on now the main road into south lake tahoe from the area is back open tonight. thanks to the work of a demolition crew. the crew successfully bla

cornell barnard takes a look at how locals are getting creative in finding ways to help. reporter: a concert of obese -- for peace, these musicians are raising money to help the people of ukraine. donations will go to direct relief providing medical supplies. this violinist organized the the concert after seeing so many heartbreaking images on tv. >> every donation counts and every note and song you here today will have so much meaning behind it. >> thank you, united states. reporter: this ukrainian native are moved so many strangers are stepping up to help. >> it is heartwarming to see the whole world supporting ukraine and every little bit counts. >> we are selling dumplings. reporter: she was selling traditional ukrainian dumplings in golden gate park. proceeds will help humanitarian relief efforts. she is a former peace corps volunteer. >> getting the word out, spreading the word to people that this is a big issue in ukraine has a lot to offer. ♪ reporter: in the east bay at several dozen people gathered for a vigil at the war memorial to support ukraine. >> the grief

the first year was 1936, and it was started by two graduates from cornell.e of this program, and very proud of that. so students can expect to learn under the three degrees. culinary arts management degree, food service management degree, and hotel management degree. we're not a cooking school. even though we're not teaching you how to cook, we're teaching you how to manage, how to supervise employees, how to manage a hotel, and plus you're getting an associate of science degree. >> my name is vince, and i'm a faculty member of the hospitality arts and culinary school here in san francisco. this is my 11th year. the program is very, very rich in what this industry demands. cooking, health, safety, and sanitation issues are included in it. it's quite a complete program to prepare them for what's happening out in the real world. >> the first time i heard about this program, i was working in a restaurant, and the sous chef had graduated from this program. he was very young to be a sous chef, and i want to be like him, basically, in the future. this program, it'

bring back our strategist here, cornell.that says if sis near ros didn't get it now harder as you go. everything was going her way. this was one that surprised me he forced a runoff. >> i say this time and time again. i think the organized left, the organized left is not what organized right is. i think it's harder for the left to take out incumbents in primaries than we've seen happen on the right. i think if you can't take him out now. >> with a scandal. >> good luck. >> yeah. >> now the runoff may help. a bigger takeaway, texas don't -- doesn't, you know, for the last six years, texas [ inaudible ] texas does not look competitive. >> i'm glad steve brought star county up. there were 12 humans that voted in the republican primary. last night there were 1700. republican primary turnout was up 50% or more in every county. statewide up 23% from 2018. democrat turnout was flat. if you look at metro areas, san antonio where all the growth was, guess what that is? hispanic. >> seems like there are irregularities to me if you onl

today is a our priority keep them safe as to cornell. he's hoping more people help. his goal is to continue this aid until this summer the love of god. we understand that must be put in action. meanwhile, he's teaching his daughters a life lesson. compassion and when i asked seven-year-old rebecca if she was glad they could help she said yeah, she is in san francisco loose pena abc 7 news. and if you'd like to help the people of ukraine, we have a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees that's on our website abc7news.com/take action. okay now to this weekend's covid headlines, it's now been two years since the world health organization declared the coronavirus outbreak had become a pandemic starting monday. it will be voluntary for students teachers and faculty to wear masks inside classrooms and child care settings oakland though is keeping the mandate in place for two more weeks and san francisco businesses are no longer required to get proof of vaccination or a negative test, but they can still choose to do so, you'll

will extend clear re cornel the world, the russian invasion of ukraine under sanctions sentence. reprisals of yosemite eyes are component of national crisis because the politics was already quite lucky in for the russian ambition. but things have become tragic and all the time since a nation began. and the cutting prices have the makings of have grown out and dangerous confrontation between russia and the west, particularly nato. and as we all know, the crisis is already affecting the global economy. with high energy prices and supply chain destructions said to fuel inflation and it's low economic growth and india cannot skip these medications. and of course, the larger issue is that the rest is snapping. it's post war ties with moscow despite the risk of meeting st. pick instability globally. in fact, the live response appeals in that affecting regime change in moscow eventually. so this is the critical moment, the national relations, and i think they have been miscalculations both by president gotten and also by the western block. well, i think nato countries surely say miscalculations w

ah, nicholas roth, medical doctors are cornell university medical school in new york city. they got access to some other more classified material on people that escaped from the city and up and tortured and the so in wolf was a very well known neurologist. he had a personal relationship with our dell as the head of the cia and with the human ecology of fun, wolf offered to the cia, essentially a friends in order to study questions of brainwashing what they discovered. i was 11 of the 2 foundational techniques and the ca, doctrine of the psychological torture. they discovered a self inflicted pain. what they described in that, in their, in their co author article was that the most devastating technique that the k j, b and k b d practice was not crude physical beatings. but simply making subject stand immobile for hours and days at a time. if you force a human being to stay in a certain position, especially position that puts a little stress on ligaments or muscles or bones, joints. it doesn't take very long for the pain involved to become absolutely excruciating. but nobody'

in san rafael, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. liz: let's check the forecast now, lisa. i know you're tracking this heat wave, and no rain in sight. lisa: we are look being at gusty north winds on top of mount diablo, over 44 miles an hour. that is strong. those are off shore winds, but they're not going to move down to the surface. we still are going to have our sea breeze, not only that, the winds are going to be quite gusty along the shoreline. that has really helped to clear out the air, as well as yesterday's rain, so good visibility, partly cloudy skies, leading to mostly sunny conditions, as you can see, nothing off shore, and as the ridge builds in, we will be tracking that rapid warm-up that will bring 10 to 15 degrees of warming, above average throughout the upcoming workweek. that's 70's in san francisco, even at half moon bay and pacifica, tuesday will be the warmest day in and around 70 degrees. here's a look at pier 39. nobody there. a lot of blue sky, though. 50 downtown. 51 in oakland. 53, mountain view. 51, san jose. half moon bay is at 50. 48 in santa c

. >> abc seven news reporter cornell barnard checked it out and has the details. >> dj mo was bringing music and good vibes to a lunchtime crowd outside the ferry building. >> it feels good to be out. getting more gigs and getting out. >> performances or have any -- are happening across denton this week to celebrate the return of many office workers. >> people need to party sometime. after a two year pandemic, we need to come back to partying. >> complements of bloom sf. mayor breed has received commitments from some of the top employers workers would start returning this month. >> not only are we coming back. we are going to have a good time. clicks you have got to have flowers. jane displays celebrating the city are blooming in lots of places. this flower wall might be a new selfie spot. two months ago, there was hardly a soul. it is hard to miss all the flowers on market street. this arrangement in the middle of union square where people were grabbing photos. >> unbelievably beautiful. we were passing by and we noticed it and immediately wanted to come up and take some photos. quirk