dr dolan hopes to return to ukraine in a few months.tells me the trip and supplies are funded by his own money. nonprofit doctors , outreach and donations from his patients here in the bay area at sfo, amberleigh ktvu. fox two news. alright temperatures above the average in many places over the next couple of days, we're going to find temperatures 10 to 20 degrees above the average by thursday, warm up for our april period here, hottest day is going to be thursday. numbers on thursday could reach into them. load him in nineties so no fog at the coast coastal fog, not anticipating much of any. there was some down this morning in santa cruz. there might be a little bit tomorrow morning patchy along the coast, but the winds are going to start clocking northeast, especially on wednesday night into thursday morning, and that's pretty much put the could do away with the fog. the current highs from today they were warmer by three or four degrees. highs tomorrow will be warmer by another three or four degrees right now, temperatures and the ove

i think it's possible that dolan could sneak through, because it's a five way race. think if you're an independent in ohio watching the show right now, i would support dolan's candidacy in that primary. i think it's more likely that vance as the maga extra, extra premium, will end up winning. and then, he's going to be up against tim ryan, who is a center left, kind of old school bill clinton style union democrat. i think that is the kind of contrast that democrats need. for democrats to have a chance they need to attack the republicans as being outside the mainstream. to conspiratorial. to concert about donald donald trump. and run on pocketbook issues there themselves. it is vance versus right, that can be a good example where works out for democrats in ohio. other states not as good. >> before we go, in our closing minute mara, i want to ask about the 30th anniversary about the start of the l. a. riots. your most recent times piece argues that the discourse around race and policing is still stuck in the 90s. there have been so much conversation about moving forwar

guest: that is so interesting that that kind of ended with matt dolan. but i think that is exactly the dynamic that he pinned for is perfectly, that in this primary in ohio, there are a whole bunch of different factors that dolan is not the toughest on trump. he's also not one of the top candidates. but as long as those candidates continue to get support, we are going to see a really divided electorate, and that is going to allow whoever ends up winning this nomination to potentially win with a pretty small share of the vote, a plurality definitely, not a majority. what is really important about that is that the primary come of the ribald can primary in ohio is more likely than not to elect the next senator from ohio. of course, democrats could win. tim ryan is a strong candidate. but we are talking ohio. it has been a republican state for, especially with the incumbent administration. we did see a democrat win in 2018, but that was a really good year for democrats. this time, tim ryan is going to have a much tougher challenge ahead of him then sherrod b

dr dolan hopes to return to ukraine in a few months.d supplies are funded by his own money, his nonprofit doctors, outreach and donations from his patients here in the bay area, christina amber lee live from sfo tonight, amber. thank you. the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff testified before congress, saying the u. s should develop more military bases in eastern europe. the hearing before the house armed services committee was on the 2023 budget proposal. but the focus veered towards russia's invasion of ukraine. milley said that he would advise creating permanent bases in eastern europe and cycling through us troops on a rotation. and i believe that a lot of our european allies, especially those such as in the baltics, or poland or romania elsewhere, they are very, very willing to establish permanent basis. they'll build them. they'll pay form, etcetera have a sleep. defense secretary lloyd austin said that ukraine has proved that a determined force with the right weapons can defend itself against superior numbers. nato allies are

. >> san francisco doctor eduardo dolan on his journey to ukraine as he and a colleague delivered 500ounds of medical supplies to the front lines. this mandate across the border. dolan says that they got straight to work meeting with a ukrainian doctor at a military hospital in so that we need to to vote for all of you. and do it said. >> it's dead help bus base about 3 to 4 times a day. you you the the sirens will come come on >> most people duck for cover basements and fallout shelters and things that. >> so it's eerie. the doctor now back home in the bay area from his weeklong trip. >> i've done a lot of disaster medicine in my 12 years. really bad situations. this was the scariest there was by far the the most treacherous trip that i've taken. >> despite the horror he saw firsthand dolan as he also saw up close the strength of the ukrainian people. the result was. >> means in. ukrainians are. fiercely independent. and willing the die for every inch of the territory i think is a big problem for for and the russian. >> the doctor says he will go back in a few months adding it is the

another has said that in that book dolan quote proves again. skillfully presented narrative nonfiction is even more gripping than swashbuckling mythology. if you've never read dolan before prepare to have a new favorite historian. and so it is a great pleasure to welcome tonight to the university of mary washington and to the great lives podium a truly gifted writer eric j dolan. thank you bill for that wonderful introduction and thanks to bill and terry and ali for giving me a wonderful meal a few minutes ago and ali for organizing all of this. last time i was in fredericksburg was back from my wife and i lived in maryland in 1996. and i remembered then all the antique stores and today i went down to fredericksburg and they're still there and it was a lot of fun. but anyway, thanks for coming out tonight. i know it's kind of a tough situation. i'm just getting back into the swing of giving talks. i've given about 40 or 50 zoom talks over the past two years and now i'm just starting to give talks in person. so this is really a thrill for me to

if you've never read dolan before, prepare to have a new favorite historian. so it is a great pleasure indeed to welcome tonight to the university maryland washington, eric dolan. >> thank you, bill for that wonderful introduction and thanks to bill and terry and alley for giving me a wonderful meal a few hours ago and allie for organizing all this. last time i was in fredericsburg was when my wife and i lived in maryland and 1996 and i remember then all the antique stores, today i went to fredericsburg, and they're still there. a lot of fun. thank you for coming out tonight, i know it's kind of a tough situation, i'm just getting back into the swing of giving talks, given about 40 or 50 zoom talks over the past two years and now i'm just starting to give talks in person. so this is really a thrill for me to have an audience. now, pirates have long been among the most colorful and memorable celebrities in popular culture. a lot of that has to do with books that use pirates as a motif, and the most famous example of that is robert lewis stevenson's treasure isl

. >> the san francisco doctor, eduardo dolan on his journey to ukraine as he and a colleague delivered 500 pounds of medical supplies to the front lines. this mandate across the border. dolan says that they got straight to work meeting with a ukrainian doctor at a military hospital in so that we need to to vote for all of you. and do it said. >> instead help bus base about 3 to 4 times a day you you the the sirens will come come on >> most people duck for cover basements and fallout shelters and things that. >> so it's eerie. the doctor now back home in the bay area from his weeklong trip. >> i've done a lot of disaster medicine in my 12 years. really bad situations. this was the scariest there was by far the the most treacherous trip that i've taken. >> despite the horror he saw firsthand dolan as he also saw up close the strength of the ukrainian people. the result was. >> amazing. ukrainians are. fiercely independent. and they're willing the die for every inch of the territory i think is a big problem for for and the russian. >> the doctor says he will go back in a few months adding

. >> the san francisco doctor, eduardo dolan on his journey to ukraine as he and a colleague delivered 500 pounds of medical supplies to the front lines. this mandate across the border. dolan says that they got straight to work meeting with a ukrainian doctor at a military hospital in so that we need to to vote for all of you. and do it >> it's dead help bus place about 3 to 4 times a day. you you the the sirens will come come on >> most people duck for cover basements and fallout shelters and things like that. >> so it's eerie. the doctor now back home in the bay area from his weeklong trip. >> i've done a lot of disaster medicine in my 12 years. really bad situations. this was the scariest there was by far the the most treacherous trip that i've taken. >> despite the horror he saw firsthand dolan as he also saw up close the strength of the ukrainian people. the result was. >> amazing. ukrainians are. fiercely independent. and they're willing the die for every inch of the territory that i think is a big problem for for putin and the russian. >> the doctor says he will go back in a few

. >> san francisco doctor eduardo dolan on his journey to ukraine as he and a colleague delivered 500 pounds of medical supplies to the front lines. this mandate across the border. dolan says that they got straight to work meeting with a ukrainian doctor at a military hospital in so that we need to to vote for all of you. and do it said. >> it's dead help bus base about 3 to 4 times a day. you you the the sirens will come come on >> most people duck for cover basements and fallout shelters and things that. >> so it's eerie. the doctor now back home in the bay area from his weeklong trip. >> i've done a lot of disaster medicine in my 12 years. really bad situations. this was the scariest there was by far the the most treacherous trip that i've taken. >> despite the horror he saw firsthand dolan as he also saw up close the strength of the ukrainian people. the result was. >> amazing. ukrainians are. fiercely independent. and they're willing the die for every inch of the territory i think is a big problem for for putin and the russian. >> the doctor says he will go back in a few months a

dr dolan hopes to return to ukraine in a few months. he tells me the trip and supplies are funded by his own money. his nonprofit doctors, outreach and donations from his patients here in the bay area at sfo, amberleigh ktvu. fox two news. alright, amber. thank you. be sure to scan the q r code you see in the corner of your tv screen now to get information about relief projects to help ukrainian refugees. that code will take you to our website, which has links to groups asking for volunteers to get involved. time now for 17 well, san francisco stern grove festival is coming back a areas longest running outdoor music series is due to come back june 12th with 10 cancer it on the calendar. the final show august 14th. admission will still be free, but there will be an online ticket reservation system that was introduced last season. the festival ended abruptly last year when a water main break flooded the grove. alright tomorrow just over half of the major league baseball teams will start the regular season for the giants and the a's openin

vance, super pac favorite josh mandel, and moderate republican who is having a late surge, matt dolanolden to mega, or the establishment wings of the gop, can have to step success in statewide elections. we saw in virginia gubernatorial race of -- how likely are republicans willing to break away from trump if they see a path to victory without a support? >> i think until somebody can really come out and show that they can beat donald trump in terms of controlling the party, donald trump will still be the most influential in the party. what's interesting is the meekness to challenge donald trump on a national stage. you mention ron desantis, he's doing all the things that trump would do, but he's unwilling to take on trump, head on. when you see glimpses of this more moderate path, in virginia, we're seeing with a candidate in a hawaiian. perhaps it provides some encouragement and comfort to those who never went along with donald trump. but it still donald trump's party. i would say this, in his race to get donald trump's endorsement, sometimes we say, oh is the endorsement so influent

the direction want to go, is that come through regulation, oversight, or do or do you think it's dolan's paying? um, incredible. high gas prices are in the midst of incredibly precarious in, on procuring the solutions that will overall guarantee the safety of the american people. and pretty much the rest of the world when it comes to actually entertaining climate solutions at their speed, scope and scale. i can't see how their profit motives, like jamal said, would be acting in a well manner in that when we're dealing with a solution and we're trying to come up with a solution to an existential threat, like the climate crisis. that's pretty much where i lie on that, and that's why the president should be taking decisive action right now to give leverage and push forward solutions that the people of this country and that people around the world have been advocating. fellow alliances in both of you. i worry that the urgency of the moment ah, isn't being felt in what i'm hearing from scientists, or the very short time span. i mean, so i'd love to hear from you about jamal. how do we, how do

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a guy like matt dolan, his family is the owner of the cleveland guardian has put $10 million, a significant son has -- some have -- sum have gone to advertising. they have spent a lot of money on ad spending. mike gibbons before the race started, he had run in 2018 the field was cleared for jim renee esi. not too many people knew who he was. he has been bombarding airwaves with his advertising and it seemed to have work to a certain extent. there was pulling showing him around first or second place. the candidates and some super pac's have turned their eyes on him. that will probably change with the torp -- trump endorsement. a ton of money flying around this race. right now it is the most expensive. i suspect we will see probably pennsylvania might get up higher than ohio, but $50 million in a primary is nothing to sneeze at. host: on the democratic side, tim ryan, what is the issue driving his lead as the presumptive leader on the democratic side? guest: i think there is familiarity within the democratic party of who he is. the democratic party is very familiar with him and there is also

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and so, arthel, from the messages from cordal dolan to pope francis.e mothers and daughters of the bible speak hosted by shannon bream at 10:0n fox news channel. eric: we will be looking forward to that. the fbi is expected to soon start a new dig for jimmy hoffa. you saw claims here at fox news as riddle the search for jimmy hoffa. up next the son who says his father told him where hoffa is buried and what that means for the ongoing investigation. arthel: autistic teen ran away home. they found connor jack shivering in the parking lot of convenient store. christina coleman following the new development in los angeles, kristina. christina: children with autism elope or triggered by something and take off and run away. it's a very big worry for many parents and even when the child or teenager is found it's not always for the easy for them to communicate where they came from or what they need. take a listen and caring and compassionate when they found the teenager shivering in the cold. >> you want to some sit in this car and warm up for a minute? christ

proclaimed the republic raised the terror threat level to its highest, which is red and the mould dolan president cold for an urgent meeting of the country. supreme security council and the modem and government says that these attacks are aimed at creating tensions in the region. they have no control of this brick aware region of mulder also has a border with ukraine and one re it does, there appear to be a connection to the conflict. was yet too early to say that it is, it has to be investigated, of course, who exactly is behind these attacks and whether it has anything to do with that conflict in ukraine without here from the president of moldova, that it is a totally internal issue. but the fact is that we've been hearing a lot about trans nice or in the last couple of months from the beginning of most those special notes, reparation on the ground. because some believe that these tiny piece of when really matters and is really important why 1st of all, for if you look at the map, you will see it has a very long around 400 kilometer long borderline with ukraine. so days strategically

basically, you know, the law, 8 years after 2014 and we the conductor together who need to go literally dolan so many dangerous seem to think even thinking, well that's right, that in dame, russia, some people might see some, you know, some evidence for when it was these exercises them or not so much about defending they were about taking any action. so basically, even freelance we've been doing need to which i doubt you know, the summer this will not change much. situational. the ground, you know, defect to these countries inside need me. yes. now a nature will take up the formula to, to defend them. but again, they are both members of the union. so if you look at the needle side you, which is basically the same thing that you had there gauge, protect them too. so for russia, it's not to be change or get released. and if some people of you, all, you know, the erase it was not justified just because in one sweden b or no. this abrasion was justified because such post on campus s door jamb will go over. the suddenly changed the rhetoric because they saw that russia was a, you know, and was det

and the most dolan president called for an urgent meeting of the country supreme security council, and the modem and government says that these attacks are aimed at creating tensions in the region. they have no control of this brick away region of moldova also has a border with ukraine. and one does there appear to be a connection to the conflict? was yet too early to say that it is, it has to be investigated. of course, who exactly is behind these attacks and whether it has anything to do with the conflict in ukraine without here from the president of moldova, it is a totally internal issue. but the fact is that we've been here and a lot of our trends. nice are in the last couple of months and the beginning of most of those special mills reparation on the ground. because some believe that these tiny piece of when really matters and is really important why. first of all, if you look at the map, you will see it has a very long around 400 kilometer long, border line wave and ukraine so days, strategically located. this is important geographically and 2nd, it's haters. this region between

and then we'll dolan president called for an urgent meeting of the country supreme security council. and the modem and government says that these attacks are aimed at creating tensions in the region. they have no control of this brick away region of moldova also has a border with ukraine. why does there appear to be a connection to that conflict? well because yeah, too early to say that it is, it has to be investigated of course, who exactly is behind these attacks and whether it has anything to do with the conflict in your grade without here from the president of moldova, that it is totally internal issue but the fact is that we've been here in a lot of trans nice or in the last couple of months is the beginning of most of those special military operation on the ground. because some believe that these tiny piece of when really matters and is really important why 1st of all, of course, if you look at the map, you will see it has a very long around 400 kilometer long boyd align with ukraine. so days strategically located, this is important geographically and 2nd, it's haters this regi

here is what cardinal dolan had to say about easter. >> a blessed easter to all of you.n't you agree with me that we need a little easter right this very moment? usually we sing that at christmastime but something tells me we really need the message, the light, the hope, the life, the goodness of easter. we've been going through good friday. you look at ukraine, you look at tensions of the world. look at the violence in our city. look at that subway atrocity. look at the division in our country. look at tensions we got, yeah, within our families, within our friends, honestly within ourselves. yet even in the church that i serve. you see a lot of darkness. you see a lot of sin. sometimes we're tempted good friday will have the last word. never, god always has the last word. in the resurrection of his son what he said is, good friday does not have the last word. darkness turns to light. evil turns to goodness. despair turns to hope and death turns to life everlasting. if you don't think we need the resilience, the confidence, the hope, the joy that gives, you must be on an

killed a dozen condors . 31 year old ivan gomez was convicted today of starting that fire called the doland starting the fire at an illegal marijuana grow site in los padres. national forest fire burned nearly 125,000 acres and 10 homes. and destroyed condor nesting sites. 14 firefighters were also hurt and three had to be hospitalized. the menlo park fire protection district teamed up with pjd today for natural gas safety exercise. it's simulated coordination between the agencies during emergencies , including gas line leaks and ruptures. they say the exercises in response to an increase in people hitting gas lines and causing gas leaks throughout the bay area. ppe during the fire department reviews extensive training when they worked together on different events and training events. how to handle these types of emergencies, and this is the culmination of that , so they're responding out do their training. they know what to do. the compass is type instance. these types of emergencies and they're going to act as if they would in a real live event. p jenny is urging people to college 811 li

self proclaimed republic raised the terror threat level to its highest, which is red and the mould. dolan president, called for an urgent meeting of the country supreme security council. and the modem and government says that these attacks are aimed at creating tensions in the region . they have no control of you. you have the situation where the brick aware region of mold over has a border with ukraine that brings the obvious point. the obvious question, does there appear to be a connection to the conflict there till it's very important to say that it is yet to be investigated exactly who is behind these attacks and whether it has anything to do with the credit card. but we hear and now from the president of the door that these attacks is at portly, internal issue of the country. but the matter of fact is that we have been here in a lot about tuesday or in the last couple of months as soon as the beginning of moscow special military operation on the ground. because some believe that base tiny piece of land does matter why. first of all, you mentioned that if you look at the map, strategi

e u gray, you know, big knoxville, p. nietzschian put you, the answer is obviously, but no current dolan lead that. if jordan as euro pay asked no european head of state would be supported by the population. if they said one is look, this is about the economy economical as is about to your politics. unless we watched this project will boost the economy of this country. your war with ye, graham. zip, were we of or you it would sit in each voice. you've said, oh oh, germany's committee street. you also created friction with its european union partners that you had set targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions and scaling up the use of renewable energy is in the misty del appeased on your own. about investing, we are members of the european union that in certain areas it, we're prone to compromising our common you policy of the deck. and that's precisely the weak spot that the kremlin is working towards every day. the funny but tug does feel and i firmly believe that we do not get any respect and the kremlin either in come thinking nissan kind a spect via that is because we tend to be n

jim dolan and his family control 70% of the voting power, and they have no desire to sell either teamhe stock is totally undervalued, but there's not necessarily a good way to unlock that value. so it could stay undervalued for some time. and manchester united, its stock has been a dog since it became public in 2012 i don't like the fundamentals here at all. and the company is not expected to turn a profit until 2024. but there's a possible trade the russian oligarch who owns chelsea is selling the team. and i support arsenal, by the way. my friend told me that ted lasso coaches arsenal. the next two names are a little weird. i'm talking about the atlanta braves and formula 1 these are both owned by liberty media, which several years ago, reorganized into a very difficult ownership structure. if it's mystifying, remember when dell owned a lot of vmware, but the stock still traded the braves used to be part of time warner, but got sold to liberty back in 2007 and the defending world series champions, they're perennials. in february, the numbers were excellent. they have huge revenue gr

guest: that is so interesting that that kind of ended with matt dolan.ut i think that is exactly the dynamic that he pinned for is perfectly, that in this primary in ohio, there are a whole bunch of different factors that dolan is not the toughest on trump. he's also not one of the top candidates. but as long as those candidates continue to get support, we are going to see a really divided electorate, and that is going to allow whoever ends up winning this nomination to potentially win with a pretty small share of the vote, a plurality definitely, not a majority. what is really important about that is that the primary come of the ribald can primary in ohio is more likely than not to elect the next senator from ohio. of course, democrats could win. tim ryan is a strong candidate. but we are talking ohio. it has been a republican state for, especially with the incumbent administration. we did see a democrat win in 2018, but that was a really good year for democrats. this time, tim ryan is going to have a much tougher challenge ahead of him then sherrod bro

vance is leading but facing stiff competition from josh mandel as well as ohio state senator matt dolanonstant claims of voter fraud. >> i'm not looking backwards. i'm focusing on stopping the biden agenda and prepare for tomorrow's opportunities where we set a republican agenda that we can regain the white house with and make america strong. >> reporter: republican strategists are already watching this race closely because the one question they'll want answered is whether or not the trump endorsement did or did not make a huge difference with primary voters. we've seen a quarter of people still undecided of those likely to vote. it's a primary election, so turnout's not expected to be massive, but this'll be a fascinating race to watch within the next few days. griff? griff: election time, always a fun season. mark meredith live in the buckeye state. mark, thank you. jacqui: we are back with our political panel now, jonathan, david, talking about ohio. we were talking during the break, you know, this is, i think, just one of the earlier tests that we're seeing of the trump factor and h

back at home hundreds of parishioners for easter mass cardinal timothy dolan said he hoped that was a sign that christians were rising out of sin and darkness and into the risen light of jesus christ. and of course arthel, plenty of fun to follow it with the easter parade. lots of interesting outfits we've been able to take a look at on social media went lots of interesting hats around all the smells loosing certainly enjoying, arthel. arthel: will take the small so we can get them, charles watson happy easter to you thank you very much. i want to remind everybody to be sure to catch a fox news easter special tonight when shannon brame hosts the women of the bible speak of. it's based on her new book for that is tonight 10:00 p.m. eastern right here on fox news. and now we're going to go to the crisis that our southern border but customs and border protection revealing last month agents encountered more than 221,000 migrants. more than 20 years with the title 42 pandemic restrictions set to end at next month things are expected to get a lot worse. casey stegall is live at the border i