sam, again bringing in the ft, which has got _ now.heir take on - now. sam, again bringing in the ft, which has got their take on it - now. sam, again bringing in the ft, which has got their take on it as - which has got their take on it as linking british brings forward tax rises to head off inflation, imf tells the chancellor, say the imf says they should bring forward

sam, again bringing in the ft, which has got _ now.am, again bringing in the ft, which has got their _ now. sam, again bringing in the ft, which has got their take _ now. sam, again bringing in the ft, which has got their take on - now. sam, again bringing in the ft, which has got their take on it - now. sam, again bringing in the ft, which has got their take on it as - which has got their take on it as linking british brings forward tax rises to head off inflation, imf tells the chancellor, say the imf says they should bring forward planned tax increases to limit the risk of persistently high inflation even though he would tighten the screws on the uk households. this squeezes, everybody is feeling and he could get worse honestly if ukraine affects energy prices, and politically is it going to be laid at the door of the chancellor? i mean that's the obvious key question here and _ mean that's the obvious key question here and i_ mean that's the obvious key question here and i think the imf here is suggesting that actually taxes should

i just want to turn to one thing i saw in the ft - can.to turn to one - thing i saw in the ft to you, james. it was lloyd austin, the military secretary of defence, he said that russia could move a significant combat power very quickly to take kyiv. ifind that combat power very quickly to take kyiv. i find that there are shocking. kyiv. i find that there are shocking-— kyiv. i find that there are shockina. , , , ., , shocking. yes, it is very worrying, very alarming _ shocking. yes, it is very worrying, very alarming and _ shocking. yes, it is very worrying, very alarming and there _ shocking. yes, it is very worrying, very alarming and there is - shocking. yes, it is very worrying, very alarming and there is a - shocking. yes, it is very worrying, very alarming and there is a lot i shocking. yes, it is very worrying, very alarming and there is a lot ofj very alarming and there is a lot of concern _ very alarming and there is a lot of concern at — very alarming and there is a lot of concern at the moment and the noises coming _ concern at

foot of snow below 6000 ft at lake level and up to two ft. of snow above lake level six inches easily on the south shore nine inches in kirkwood, and i'm talking about this snow is going to come down. it is going to be blustery. it will be windy and it will be cold. yesterday and comparison. the high temperatures were in the fifties. tomorrow. 25 degrees. 25 again on wednesday, a little bit warmer on thursday. our temperatures are going down as well. gaussian going to talk about that, and the freeze advisory that goes to infect locally. that's still straight ahead, roberta. thank you. we'll move now to a developing story in the growing tensions between russia and ukraine in just the past, our russian president vladimir putin announced he'll recognize to pro russian separatist groups in eastern ukraine. let's bring in ktvu erasmus, you've been monitoring these late developments. alley garcia is now monday evening in russia and in an address to his nation, russian president vladimir putin said that russia will recognize the independence. of two

just a last thought, sorry earn the ft — moment. just a last thought, sorry earn the ft as— moment. childjoins earn the ft as we are running out of time, child joins corporate rivals. do you think it will be the economics of this that will defeat putin? is there a sense because it's remarkable how much there is on this from companies and governments. it’s from companies and governments. it's uuite from companies and governments. it�*s quite remarkable that they are also walking away from one of its biggest russian ventures. that's really striking. you just think how can russia, how can put and recoverfrom any of this? this is by no means, you know, the only sanction that's been put on russia, you've got the banking, swift payments, the developments in the sporting world today, you wave, fifa, checking them out of the world cup, the olympic committee as well do to make a decision, how can russia come back from this? i don't think they will be able to. but anyway, may be put in think i willjust carry on then because i cannot come back from it, but it's looking increasingly isolated an

erika solomon is with the ft.vestigation into the axel springer media group in germany. erika, thanks forjoining us. tell about the piece you were working on and how you managed to publish it. yes, thank you, ros. we worked on a large investigation into a compliance case surrounding abusive power and consensual relationships and one of germany's largest publishers, axel springer. inevitably, notjust bloomberg, publishers, axel springer. and the reason we chose to focus on this company is because while a lot of your viewers or listeners may not know axel springer now, they may well do in the future was of axel springer has just bought politico in the past year for nearly $1 billion and they are making a big move into english—language media. a lot of people who know the ceo argue that he wants to become sort of the next—generation murdoch, so this is a very big company and the way that they handle a compliance case involving women who feel that they were mistreated by company standards and by their editors, we felt

so, that's the story of that ft investigation.that. i suppose what i'm wondering is what listeners and viewers may be wondering is whether you are drawing too broad a conclusion from your specific experience with the supreme court. maybe you have another investigation where you able to publish private details. welcome to the troubling thing is the police - are already acting on this. today, west midlands police out of the bloomberg case _ in an attempt to exclude l journalists from a hearing. and, you know, really this is sending a veryl strong message, i think. and with anyone in power who wants to keep their name out of the press, anyone - with the funds, of course, i it's very committed to bring this sort of action. and just to go back - to what hugh was saying earlier, you, - we find so dismaying about this is the conflation of business activity - with all the other things for which i think we would also support people pop. it right to privacy. and he mentioned that person whose life was in his words- ruined by that other case

and it is the move by bp on the front of the ft. the ft. absolutely and i think this one is really _ i think this one is really significant because bp is a uk listed company, but i think something really interesting was the business secretary quasi—quieting in discussion with bp about the very issue last week and what he said last week was that they should be a wake—up call for other countries or companies in the uk which have commercial interests in russia and it would be really interesting to see if other companies decide to follow bp�*s lead and going forward into the next few days we may indeed see other companies taking similar kinds of actions to what bp has done. �* , ,. , , kinds of actions to what bp has done. �*, ,. ,, , ., done. let's discuss this further at 11:30 - m. done. let's discuss this further at 11:30pm for— done. let's discuss this further at 11:30pm. for now, _ done. let's discuss this further at 11:30pm. for now, sian _ done. let's discuss this further at 11:30pm. for now, sian and - done. let's discuss this f

and this is above 6000 ft. we're talking about highway 50 and interstate 80 were expecting some very blustery conditions beginning right now, all the way through tomorrow night. and speaking at night. it's going to be much colder tonight at 30 degrees in santa rosa 40 degrees in fremont, mid thirties and throughout the tri valley and 43 degrees in san francisco. but this is nothing. we're going to highlight the areas that will drop into the twenties this week, and that's still coming up a little bit later, right here on the floor. yeah quite a dramatic shift. alright roberta. thank you. well, another bay area community is the target of hate this after anti semitic flyers were distributed in some palo alto neighborhoods ktvu jesse gary is live now in palo alto with more on this incident. and the investigation. jesse. heather palawan toe. police say this latest incident is similar, if not identical to others around the state and country today. the santa clara county district attorney believes the guilty party wil

let's move on to the ft and put in. nuclear military drills. , ~ , , drills. yes, i think this is, obviously _ drills. yes, i think this is, obviously talked - drills. yes, i think this is, obviously talked about. drills. yes, i think this is, obviously talked about it | drills. yes, i think this is, i obviously talked about it last couple of weeks. we had an indication from biden to begin with that there was a russian threat that would be imminent and it seemed as if they scale back at a certain point and said that it would be highly unlikely. now is imminent again. i think it's because of some of the activity we are seeing in the eastern region of ukraine. this is something that officials have warned us of that it could be a possibility that it could be "false flags. " from the russian side. and a development in the sense that pro—russian forces have had some shelling and a village in eastern europe and there's also been evacuations from people who are more on the russian side in this area. obviously russia at the mom

let's start off with the ft, sian, putin puts nuclear forces on alert.today? i what was your reaction when the news broke today?— broke today? i think the one thing thatjumped _ broke today? i think the one thing thatjumped out — broke today? i think the one thing thatjumped out at _ broke today? i think the one thing thatjumped out at me _ broke today? i think the one thing thatjumped out at me was - broke today? i think the one thing thatjumped out at me was the - broke today? i think the one thing i thatjumped out at me was the kuyt —— the quote from the foreign minister of ukraine, which the ft references saying it is an attempt to raise the stakes and that is something which i think was very felt across websites and across newspapers today and i think that this is something which by saying the nuclear deterrence are going to be ready and that is something that appears to be more of a wider threat across the eu, and i think that looking at what other countries have been saying, particularly germany, which we will discuss shortly as well, it was quite

the ft also leads on putin recognising those two breakaway republics, with a picture of a decree being meanwhile, the metro says, "it's now over to you", as prime minister borisjohnson laid out plans to scrap all legal covid regulations. the daily mail say that the prime minister has thrown off the shackles of restrictions. the i reports on the new plans to live with covid and says "pay for your own test". the telegraph say that putin "warns of bloodshed" as he moves troops into ukraine. that's where we will start with how the guardian is reporting ukraine. vladimir putin puts russia on collision course with the west over ukraine and there was some quite peculiar theatre where the security council in russia was assembled it does not happen very often and they were all asked to give their sage advice to president putin as to what he should do. advice to president putin as to what he should dw— he should do. yes, political theatre. — he should do. yes, political theatre. it _ he should do. yes, political theatre, it has _ he should do. yes, political theatre, it has been - he should do.

these waves 36 ft are going to build 7 to 10 ft. during the afternoon hours and a lot of people going to want to head to the coast tomorrow because our temperatures are going up. mostly cloudy skies right now as we peer out towards the city of san francisco, we do have our temperatures right now. pretty much in the fifties tomorrow, rebounding with a big warm up with sonnier and brighter conditions monday the sunshine will continue with additional warming and then we have temperatures in the seventies for most of the week next week. right now, look at these numbers because this was pretty much are high temperatures as yesterday. but here we are right now sitting pretty in the fifties after realizing the highs today. fifties and low and mid sixties , the winter relatively on the flat side under 10 mph, but we'll be picking up after midnight out of the north about 5 to 10 mph, the northwest. 10 to 24 year sunday. mostly cloudy skies. that's where we stand right now. upstream we go. we do have an area of low pressure. this is providing

let's move on to the ft, digby. - them took place in his house. let�*s move on to the ft, digby.nsions around ukraine. . . escalations of tensions around ukraine. , , , ., ukraine. yes, this is a newspaper review, ukraine. yes, this is a newspaper review. you _ ukraine. yes, this is a newspaper review, you know, _ ukraine. yes, this is a newspaper review, you know, that's - ukraine. yes, this is a newspaper review, you know, that's a - ukraine. yes, this is a newspaper . review, you know, that's a wonderful wonderful picture, to actually sum of 1000 words, which is if you want diplomacy, this is it, you know, it's a classic positioning by putin. here is my desk, and he sits down at my table, but he is so far away you are going to need binoculars. it diminishes micron, it makes him look small and it makes this huge weight expanse between the two of them, which is beautifully figuratively about the gap in the views of both sides. so if macron was going there to show off and say i'm going to brokered the peace all the typically french stuff that they do, i think it's backfired becau

i also was quite supply that the ft took this line that censures _ that the ft took this line that censuresays he sees no evidence — general of nato's says he sees no evidence that russian troops are withdrawn. equally there is a line saying _ withdrawn. equally there is a line saying the — withdrawn. equally there is a line saying the key and critical thing is that russia could strike at any point — that russia could strike at any point. clearly, what you've seen over— point. clearly, what you've seen over the — point. clearly, what you've seen over the past decade is putin acting with impunity more and more. i think the west— with impunity more and more. i think the west are — with impunity more and more. i think the west are not knowing how to deal with him, being quite weak and its response — with him, being quite weak and its response. god for bid but if he does invade _ response. god for bid but if he does invade ukraine, will the sanctions actually— invade ukraine, will the sanctions actually hit? interesting in this whole — actually hit? interesting in this whole story is basically

he's five ft five and weighs £130.he was last seen wearing blue or gray jeans, a black hollister windbreaker jacket and white air force one nike shoes. anyone with information should contact police. alex all right, let's hope someone comes forward with information to bring him home safe. amber. thank you. woman who was missing for nearly a week has been found 29 year old kamani mcalpin was found in west oakland after someone recognized her from a missing person flyer. mcalpin was said to be disoriented and dehydrated but is now with family and doing okay. mcalpin is from los angeles but was visiting family in el sereno last monday when she went for a walk and never returned. today. her father expressed his appreciation for her safe return saying, quote. there are angels among us, and it takes a village. new details tonight about a man recovering from surgery after he was shot while driving in napa county. robert a. brew was headed to work when he was shot in the head friday morning on highway 29 in napa county. he was

he's five ft. five inches tall, weighs £130. his photo is on your screen.the 21 year old was last seen wearing a blue or gray jeans, a windbreaker jacket, nike tennis shoes. anyone who has seen him is asked to call newark police. the death of a teenage girl in san francisco is bringing more attention to the city's drug crisis. people are stopping to pay their respects, where flowers are being dropped after the corner of mina and seventh streets. that's where the 16 year old was found dead from a possible overdose friday morning . supervisor matt haney says san francisco needs help from state and federal authorities to tackle the overdose crisis. this is a young girl who had her whole life in front of her, and she should not have been in a position where she was using drugs on our streets. authorities aren't releasing much, but they did just identify the young girl. they say she is from stanislaus county, and she has been identified as victoria maran hill dog held ago. they say police were called to the area after a possible overdose. and at least for now, t

both of them, as you know, are based in ft. bragg, north carolina.lectively, this force is trained and equipped for a variety of missions to deter aggression and to reassure and to defend our allies. not surprisingly, we work very closely with our polish and german allies to set the stage for these movements and we absolutely appreciate their support. again, these are not permanent moves. they respond to current conditions. we will adjust our posture as those conditions evolve. third and finally, all of neersz these forces are separate and in addition to the personnel in the united states on heightened alert posture. those 8,500 are not currently being deployed, but remain ready to move if called for the nato response force, or as needed for other contingencies, as directed by the secretary or by president biden. we continue to review our force posture in the situation in europe and we will make adjustments as the situation warrants. i also want to take this opportunity to correct some misconceptions around last week's announcement, nato as an organi

on the ft, kier starmer mentions _ right. on the ft, kier starmer mentions macron. _ right.mentions. just briefly saying it's essential that the sovereignty, the integrity of ukraine of moldova, belarus are maintained, just briefly. just maintained, 'ust briefly. just briefl , maintained, 'ust briefly. just briefly. he _ maintained, just briefly. just briefly, he wants _ maintained, just briefly. just briefly, he wants to - maintained, just briefly. just briefly, he wants to be the prudent whisperer— briefly, he wants to be the prudent whisperer in the way that he was a trunrp _ whisperer in the way that he was a trump whisperer a few years ago. that didn't — trump whisperer a few years ago. that didn't end very well he's got an election — that didn't end very well he's got an election to fight in france in a couple _ an election to fight in france in a couple of— an election to fight in france in a couple of months' time. he wants to, and the _ couple of months' time. he wants to, and the world's attention and there has been _ and the world's attention and there has been a —

within the next few days, 2,000 troops from ft. bragg will head to poland and germany, 1,000 troops already in germany will move to romania, which borders ukraine to the southwest. back in washington, members of congress will be briefed on the latest developments by the president's national security team. it comes as russia continues to build up forces on the ukrainian border even within the last few days. the held of nato said significant numbers of russian troops have been moving into belarus and may soon top 30,000, the biggest russian deployment there in 30 years. nbc's matt bodner is in moscow, calipari at ft. bragg and retired four-star general barry mccaffrey. good to have you all here. tell me about these soldiers and their mission at ft. bragg. >> reporter: i was talking to one of the public affairs officers this morning and he was telling me in many ways this is sort of normal pace of operations here at ft. bragg, especially looking at the units that have been selected for these deployments. the 18th airborne corps, which

main event is going to be in the far north bay above 1000 ft. around 2000 ft. and the main event is going to last from late tonight from midnight till about 10 o'clock tomorrow morning, so see you back here with the complete forecast, but that's the basics . all right, we'll see in a bit, bill. thank you. shooting this morning inside a spa in oakland left one person dead and another in critical condition. ktvu brooks jarocz is back now from the scene. he joins us in the newsroom with more on what happened, brooks. julia witness tells me the shooting suspect was a woman, the one who police say is from berkeley and died and a spy employee. a man from oakland was shot and critically hurt. this afternoon, we saw investigators taking away the spot surveillance system as they try to piece together the details of this crime. from sky fox, a swarm of oakland police cruisers are seen to sending on this busy block of grand avenue right across from lake merritt. it was just after 10 a.m. tuesday. the call was for a shooting in progress at the comey spa. upon arrival, offi

some areas are going to have two ft of snow.get to this evening, forrest hill, you've got some snow falling. that's down by auburn, so those snow levels are low. a winter storm warning still, in effect there. and then a freeze warning or will be in effect tonight after midnight for our inland valleys, pop that in for you now and we'll see what we're looking at. well these are the rainfall rates, but the freeze level the freeze warning is what's going to affect most of us, and that's because again, like the woman from the wiry was saying, you know, these buds come out which they have been. we've had 55 weeks of nearer warmth, record warmth or very above average temperatures. so buds are out. so this freeze is going to mess with this was san ramon. some grapple, inhale another shot of some of that hill coming down, especially mainly in that east bay corridor from about petaluma. just go due south down towards some down towards concord and livermore. so what am i saying? different weather from what we had last week. big time, didn'

higher elevations above 7000 ft.see a full foot of snow, so that's good news there. it's sunny brighton in the fifties. it's springtime skiing in tahoe today, but thursday and friday get up there before then, or you may have some problems on the roadways. so the bottom line is today is the last day of february. it's going out sunny and warmer with a clear and very mild evening. in fact, our temperatures will be dipping into the forties. instead the twenties highs today 75 degrees in santa rosa 72 amount of u 77 degrees and morgen hill. mid seventies tri valley and pretty much throughout the peninsula temperatures tonight into the forties. and this is what i've been waiting to share with you. computer models do suggest gilroy. will hit 80 degrees tomorrow. most of us into the seventies. slight cooling takes place on wednesday will really feel the difference as we cloud up with that light precipitation on thursday into our friday, so get out and enjoy the day today. god sam mike and get that sunscreen reverted. gonzale

maybe for lucky snow, maybe two ft. i'll see you back here a little bit. right, phil. thank you. native american tribe in northern california, calls the disappearance of five women and emergency coming up tonight. they call attention to these cases. and britney spears thinks one of the biggest book deals in history coming up how much she ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs. both of these can lead to death. tell your doctor if you have new or worsening chest pain, cough, or trouble breathing. before taking ibrance, tell your doctor if you have fever, chills, or other signs of infection, liver or kidney problems, are or plan to become pregnant, or are breastfe

the way start off at 3 to 6 ft and will increase by the afternoon hours . 7 to 10 ft. meanwhile it's pretty calm outside right now and are mostly cloudy sky. i want you to take a good look at these temperatures because just 48 hours ago these were our daytime highs. and now these are our current temperatures. 54 degrees in san carlos. 47 degrees in santa rosa. tomorrow sunny and breezy mph, and sunshn monday with additional warming and sending clouds for the remaining portion of the week. but we will have temperatures in the seventies. here we go. mostly cloudy skies today and tonight and then as we head into your sunday official sunrise is that 6 46. we will have the clear skies and then we will have the clarity also sunday night into monday, but more clouds the day the temperature is going to top off in the seventies. i've got those details. andre that's still coming up a little bit later in this newscast, roberta, look after that. thank you. selena's community mourns tonight. coming up, investigators arrested a man suspected of killing a salinas police officer on th

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us authorities are seeking more transparency from hedge funds, according to the ft.kshire post says the tour of britain is coming to the county later this year, for the first time since 2009. let's begin our chat, lovely to see you both come a very good evening to you. we start off with the front page of the metro— and it's been billed as "fab fed 21st." the page of the metro- and it's been billed as "fab fed 21st." the mentor has a very positive _ billed as "fab fed 21st." the mentor has a very positive take _ billed as "fab fed 21st." the mentor has a very positive take on - billed as "fab fed 21st." the mentor has a very positive take on the - billed as "fab fed 21st." the mentor has a very positive take on the new| has a very positive take on the new statement from the prime minister, that he plans and hopes to ultimately and all restrictions sooner than planned, 21 february. that's about a month earlier than many expected. now this isn't a definite, this is — if you listened it to boris johnson today, definite, this is — if you listened it to borisjohnson today,

officials broke ground on a self-contained energy grid at ft.t in california, and they're expanding renewable energy sources like this solar farm at ft. stewart in georgia. how quickly the army can implement the strategy will depend on new technology and how to pay for it. >> i will be watching first of all to see what's in the fiscal '23 budget and whether these commitments that are made in these strategies are backed up with funding. >> reporter: sharon burke who worked on climate security at the pentagon under the obama administration says the future of warfare with a shifting focus to cyber and artificial intelligence will require a different approach. >> that's going to be fought with batteries and electricity, and that is something that the army must be ready for. so this is also about modernization for the future threats. it's not just about doing energy for energy's sake. it's incorporating energy in a way that makes the army better positioned. >> reporter: in addition to the army, other branches of the military are also working on their

troops from ft. poland, part of the roughly 3,000 troops president biden is sending to support nato allies in eastern europe in response to russia amassing troops on the border with ukraine. all in all, the u.s. has put 8,500 troops on high alert for deployment to eastern europe. cnn's international diplomatic editor nic robertson is in moscow, and isabel rosales is at ft. bragg, north carolina. isabella, we'll start with you. what else do we kn about the deployments happening this weekend? >> reporter: amara, good morning to you. i got off the phone with a contact at ft. bragg and she made it clear that deployments are still happening. but in terms of the timing, how many troops are moving out of the base, that time line, they are keeping that close to the chest. as you can unction for operational safety measures there. president biden's official order came down on wednesday, and they moved very quickly, less than 24

we heard he was coming to the vacant lot where we played baseball in ft. worth.because we heard he was coming in a helicopter. we had never seen a helicopter. he had a bullhorn. he would say, come to the speaking at the football field. finally, the thing settled down. it landed there. then he stepped out. he waved at everybody. he would sometimes make as many as 16 stops a day as he crossed texas in that helicopter. he was elected, that was when he was elected by 87 votes. they called it landslide lyndon. >> this is texas politics at the time. it's the way the game was played. i think johnson won it legitimately. but i'm not completely certain of that. there are elements of that story that are tough for me to pin down. >> this was at a time in texas when stuffing the ballot box was a common practice. it simply meant lbj stole better than his opponent. >> within that context of texas politics, that may not have been entirely a bad thing for johnson. he will do what it takes. he will play the game more ruthlessly than you will. >> lbj had been burnt in the 1941 sen

the ft leads with talk of a way forward from the russia minister lavrov after tensions in ukraine.le, the metro says borisjohnson�*s urging germany and france to say �*no�* to russian gas amidst a looming invasion of ukraine. the i says there are last ditch efforts to stop a war. meanwhile, the telegraph says that biden and johnson are saying that there is a window for peace amidst there is a window for peace amidst the ukraine tensions. the guardian says the prime minister is warning that the build—up from russia is very, very dangerous. the sign says the england goaliejordan pickford is at the centre of a police probe. meanwhile, the daily mail is leading with the post office scandal or rather the telegraph, you can see on the page there. also saying that 33 died withoutjustice. also saying that 33 died withoutjustice. so let's begin... rachel and lucy, lovely to have you both here this evening. i, i wonder if you could get that off for us, please. i if you could get that off for us, lease. ~ . ,, if you could get that off for us, lease. ~' ., i. ., , ., please. i like that you a

seven ft, are known for blocking shots and dunking the ball and every now and then this check this out. crowded. don't do it. don't don't don't. well okay, you can do it. why not border? don't do it travel he did, and every now hesitate. great guy. good smile and let us also check this out. this is the pro bowl tyrone matthew. remember him? the honey badger now plays for kansas city. this is his nephew, titan . pretty happy with himself right there. and doing the gritty, gritty, so cute jay and i are partners in a parking lot, and it's added a wonderful new dynamic to our relationship. the first step was hiring someone to man the booth. we narrowed it down to the two candidates who applied. i don't think it should be, "i hope there's a place to park near where i love to have lunch." i think it should be, "i hope there's a place to have lunch near where i love to park." (chuckling) huh? (laughs) phil: so, tibor, tell us why you're excited about a career in parking. is good. that's a tough one. my top three... -(exhales sharply) ...destiny's child... -oh. -...janet jackson... -yes. ...an

that boards at least eight ft long, so that's mavericks today. to be just a tad smaller. there's still some sets of this big, so it's really large, swell , so just be super safe. and the rip currents are bad. you know the drill, and especially since tomorrow's a warm day, and it's one of those days. you know, people. a lot of people have off work schedule so they may go to the beach. get in the water. get in trouble, so don't even get in the water tomorrow, especially at ocean beach and probably won't be really safe until probably wednesday afternoon to thursday. did temperatures forecast for the overnight not that cold. if you remember last week we had upper twenties, low thirties freeze warnings, not the same tomorrow. it's going to be mild. some cloud cover tomorrow's warm and then here comes this event. so here's wot ends right here see the system. it's weak. i know, but it's something that's wednesday. look at northeast california in tahoe. wednesday into thursday still goes, so it's hard to say what that's going to produce, but it's just it

ft wave. these are these are jet skis right here. so you get an idea how big it is.starts to break, you know you've got a big day and it's going to be big again tomorrow. it's going to drop a couple feet is so big. so with nice weather warm weather. going to the coast going to the beach super extra careful tomorrow and the next day tomorrow is almost as big as it was today. overnight lows are on the mild side above freezing . that's different than last week. we had freeze warnings and frost advisories. look at the pacific. this is the long range model now, right? so check it out. so you get all this moisture is kind of missing us but lower latitudes stuff. so this band of showers coming in wednesday night into thursday kind of falls apart, but the atmosphere is infused. it's going to be a good producer in northeast california of rain and snow. i think it's gonna be a good producer of snow up around lake tahoe, and for us, it's probably going to end up being quarter inch 10th of an inch, maybe half inch in the far north bay. so it's something it's not great, but it's

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joining me now from ft. bragg is cal perry.e service members as they got ready to deploy? >> reporter: we talk about the 50,000 service members who serve here on ft. bragg, but we don't often talk about the 200,000 family members that also live here. a quarter of a million people live on this base and it is so often the families that have that heavy burden when their loved ones go away and so we spoke to brittany fuller, and we wanted to find out what is it like when the president makes that decision and you are waiting for the phone to ring. take a listen. >> its so hard just because you never know when they are going to deploy. just yesterday we were on the phone at 1:00 and then i didn't hear from him until 10:00 at night and he could have deployed. so i could have never known, he would have never been able to contact me and so i would have been thinking that he didn't love me anymore and found someone else. >> reporter: and that rings so true to so many members of our military and their families. why these troops? we can sh

police are still searching for the driver of the audi he's described as six ft. tall, 45 years old with a bald head in san francisco. i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. palo alto police have arrested a man accused of vandalizing several downtown businesses. windows were broken at more than 10 businesses early this morning along university avenue, bryant street and litton avenue. officers responding to a 911 call arrested 37 year old joshua sinclair kahan of palo alto. investigators say he kicked and used various items such as rocks and trash cans to shattered the windows. the suspect is charged with 12 counts of felony vandalism. los gatos. police are warning about two attacks at a local park this month by a man with a knife. the most recent assault was last night in the st joseph's hill preserve. the other was on the evening of january, 13th. fortunately all of the victims were able to escape. in both of those cases, the suspect was described as latino about five ft five inches tall and weighing about £150. something very scary. um. my mom was crying all

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this is the view right now looking out towards mount hambleton elevation just over 4200 ft.e a little bit of a dusting of snowfall in our local hills. why so cold? we can see the overall general pattern that jet stream was really dipping down to the south. and that is that cold pool of air. that wants to stick around. so really moved in yesterday. it will stick around into your thursday and it's your friday as it moves on out. temperatures begin to trend up this weekend by just a few degrees. so the frost advisories the freeze warnings should no longer be a factor this weekend highs this afternoon under mostly sunny skies will be in the fifties oakland 55 san jose 57 san francisco 54 degrees and here's a look ahead your five day it is a frigid start tomorrow morning once again into your friday and then into the weekend. will be a little bit warmer with the maybe a few extra clouds into west sunday, but it's a little disappointing because we were so excited with the with the rainfall recently that with this system that moved in those amounts, at least most areas did not amoun

but still very large and very dangerous. 8 15 ft tomorrow, probably through wednesday.ll have some good size swell as well. high interval swell, so that just means big. big breaks between the big waves. and so you could get a 20 minute break sometimes and all of a sudden settle, come. this was mavericks today is actually a friend of mine. this is matty lopez, who grew up in san francisco group served with his dad. remember when maddie was born, but that's mavericks today. that's a solid 15 ft. that's mattie making the drop and you can just see how big it is right. and it's is gonna be darn near that big again tomorrow. so the swell is very large, very dangerous. be careful, especially along the ocean beach area where those rip currents can really get flying, especially with those outgoing tide's coming out the golden gate bridge. it's like a giant river mouse. so about as dangerous as it gets at the beach right now, so don't mess with it. even if you're a surfer, don't there's only a few surfers that can manage ocean beach at 15 ft. so and you're not one of them. probab

ft were not a lot of us live either. it'll blow 30 to 40. and then down at sea level. it will continue doing what it's doing now, which is 20 to 25 miles an hour, maybe a little bit more, especially this kind of day out of ocean beach. because pretty blowing, you know, last yesterday, too, with the sand blowing around coastal waters a little bit rough right now. certainly upwelling water sea surface temperatures really cold and that plays into if you get stuck out in the rip current is not going to last very long because hypothermia when it's 52 degree 53 degree water. hypothermia will get you quickly , really quickly, quick, quicker than you think. specially if you're anxious and concerned, you know if your heart's racing okay, so we do have a swell coming up. it's not a high surf advisory is just the beach alert and should always be a beach alert. ocean beach. it's very dangerous just because of the proximity. to the biggest city, one of the biggest cities in the world and an ocean area with a big beach. right. so you got a lot of people going out, especially when th

ft. for tonight at the showers were to hold up. here's a live camera, looking out toward san francisco above san francisco out toward the east bay hills will be tracking the showers and thunderstorms for tonight. tomorrow morning. we're definitely not clear things out and take a look. you definitely want to bundle up. get the plants ready to keep the animals warm because overnight temperatures will be sub freezing for several hours and a few parts of the bay area and this is just the beginning. we have a lot more cold in our forecast and allow the update coming up in a few minutes or mark. we can hear the wind blowing in your microphone there where you are. meantime snow has returned to the sierra skiers and snowboarders welcome the fresh powder. you see it there after more than a month without any measurable snowfall coming up a bit later, we'll have more on the conditions in the mountains right now. went out of the crisis in ukraine and president biden today called russia's ordering of troops into eastern ukraine quote the beginn

she's a nation woman, five ft seven inches tall about £170.he was last seen wearing a white tank top, a silver and black hooded sweat shirt and black pants with green and white shoes. yesterday friends and community members joined the search for her. they said her car was found in oakley with the keys inside, and her phone has been turned off. san francisco. supervisors say pg and e is obstructing projects citywide by blocking access to hydropower from the hetch hetchy dam. supervisor hillary ronen says pg and e has been demanding the installation of unnecessary and expensive equipment. before connecting those projects to the electric grid. last week, a federal appeals court sided with the city finding that pg and e and federal rule makers did not provide sufficient justification for their decisions. from affordable affordable housing projects to community rec centers, schools, hospitals, museums, parks, critical safety and infrastructures. schools, bathrooms from uni drivers. pg and his actions have delayed construction on some of the most cr

we think they're going to be able to trade crypto ends dock and fts in one place. set up for the. -- for that. i think it bodes really well. caroline: how long will overstock remain a key investor? what is your forward-looking plan in this respect? >> we have investments in 21 different blockchain companies. about a year ago, we formed a limited partnership in venture capital firm that is the general partner of that fund and it manages or oversees those 21 companies including t0. it was instrumental in closing this deal. we are letting them manage the exits and how those things work within that one -- that fund. i see a long future for t0. caroline: fascinating being able to talk about the consumer and the blockchain world with you at the same time should stay well in salt lake city. coming up, crypto and washington. the relationship between the industry. the swapping of talent from one to the other. this is bloomberg. ♪ caroline: time now for a crip will report good we would -- our crypto report. we went to dive into the relationship between crypto and capitol hil

future is down and oil is up we're back right aerhi ft ts. ft ts.ery game changer every "how'd they do that?" starts here the blank page artists and writers know the tyranny of it well but so do developers, data scientists, ctos the new creators to them, we say let's create something that changes everything ♪ ♪ ♪ ibm let's create >>> welcome or welcome back. we are seeing stock futures down on this move by russian troops into eastern portions of ukraine. dow futures off 140. higher on the percentage basis we will add this dow futures at one point overnight were down nearly 500 markets, while lower, and indicated to open lower, well off the lows selling across the board in everything except bonds. bonds getting bought and yields coming down. cryptocurrency is coming down. bitcoin is back below $38,000. you can see we are seeing erp and ethereum down as well. >>> more ahead on the crisis around ukraine and russian troops moving in this as the biden administration weighs options to hit russia harder on the order from vladimir putin ylan mui is standing

i remember you released and fts -- and fts -- do you see any opportunities?ry exciting opportunity for mattel. part of our strategy is to extend what we do on the toy side into other creative verticals that are also directly adjacent to the total industry but driven by big brands that have a built in fan base with a lot of engagement. the metaverse, nft's and other digital experiences will give us an opportunity to engage with consumers and create another opportunity for us to commercialize our brands and franchises in other ways. yvonne: and that was the mattel chairman and ceo there. a lot of flashbacks for me and my childhood. great to see those trends still continuing. looking ahead to europe's inflation data. let's not talk about toys, let's talk about inflation. if we are going to get that 7.2%, has the fed hawkishness has been priced in already? that will be a key question. 7.2%, still higher than december. take a look at one year inflation expectations, it's showing a different path. inflation expectations have dropped of late here. is this a sign of

starting with the situation in ukraine dominates the global front pages — the international edition of the ftssia's nuclear forces on high alert, as the west announces more sanctions. that line is also picked up by the arab news — it says that the arab league will meet for an emergency session on monday to discuss the ongoing crisis. le figaro says that despite ukranian forces putting up a strong resistance to russian troops, there will be an intensification of the russian threat on the ground. the gulf news reports a joint statement from g7 countries threatening russia with further sanctions if it continues its invasion of ukraine. the express newspaper here in the uk leads with the stark title 'free world v putin'. the i newspaper leads with the humanitarian crisis at the border — queues stretching 25 miles as refugees try to flee to neighbouring countries. and in the guardian — a photo showing the tens of thousands who gathered in berlin on sunday to protest against the war in ukraine. a little flavour of what international papers are looking. malcolm, you take us to the front page of the

like a lot, a lot. four day rescue effort to save a boy trapped down a deep 105 ft. well in morocco, the five year old passed away before rescuers could retrieve him alive. over the last few days, mechanical diggers borrowed a tunnel toward him, but they could not reach him in time. rescuers had to move slowly using extreme caution so as not to trigger a landslide. ukrainian soldiers are practicing close quarter combat not far from the border with belarus. now there are now up to 30,0 massing less than 100 miles from kiev, ukraine's capital city. fox news correspondent lucas tomlinson is in kiev and has the latest russia's activated the equivalent of 10 u. s army divisions as nearly 2000. american paratroopers from the 82nd airborne division have arrived in poland. the white house is warning russian false flag operations will continue. these are actions we're seeing that are straight out of their playbook. we've seen them run false flag operations in the past and used confusion to launch military action. many times in history recall germany's invasion of poland in 19

isobel rosales, cnn, ft. bragg. >>> in washington, the u.s. justice department has released new video from the january 6th attack on the capitol. now, we want to warn you, some of this material is violent and disturbing to watch. the first video shows an unidentified member of the mob yelling to the crowd. watch this. >> put me down! >> all right, bro. >> call the police! >> let me down. >> then 20 minutes after this video was recorded, officers were dragged into the crowd and beaten, according to a cnn review of the video. in another clip, we see rioters under a trump 2020 flag trying to enter the capitol while fighting law enforcement officers. this video also shows several attacks where rioters used batons, a hockey stick, crutches, and other items to assault police, eventually dragging one officero the ground. well, donald trump has pledged to pardon january 6th rioters facing legal battles from that day if he's elected as u.s. president, but some defendants facing federal charges tell cnn they no longer believe trump's promises. cnn's kai