she spoke exclusively to our political reporter greg lee. ongresswoman lee points to work championing social justice issues. she was also famously the lone member to vote against the war in afghanistan. in 2001, she enters a race that already includes southern california representatives katie porter and adam shift in ukraine is reaching the one year mark with no end in sight. and now president biden is defending the u. s support for the war struck country as russian president vladimir putin blames the west for the war. three, yanks has more now from keith. souvenirs training. they started the war and we use force to stop it. russian president vladimir putin pointing the finger in his state of the nation address, accusing the west and nato alliance of starting and sustaining the near year long war and ukraine. putin stopping short of naming president biden, elites of the west want to turn a local conflict into a global confrontation. putin denied any wrongdoing for the invasion that has killed tens of thousands of people displaced millions of

>> lee: i mean he's not going to say anything about kamala harris, hasn't. i think she's 58. >> greglee: didn't say anything about hillary clinton. >> laura: good point. >> lee: clearly he's being a partisan. he is daring cnn to fire him, double daring triple daring and if you don't take a stand over at cnn you have other people who are like don lemon over there who are going to keep pressing further daring those in charge to actually show any amount of standard. he is a lemon, he should be given back. i would say with regards to don lemon at this particular point in time, you know, when he's talking about who's past their prime, who's in their prime it reminds of an opening scene of major league and they're putting together a roster to finish dead last and they point out most of these players have never even had a prime. credit, nn is stacking their roster don lemon at the top is like the captain of a team, don lemon never even had a rhyme >> greg: no. and the best part, think about this as an idea for fox, right? this show does a special, because lemon's going to be gone in a month

so greg lee thank you again for joining us. more on congresswoman barbara lee's announcement, along with the other two candidates, representatives, adam schiff and katie porter. you'll find that at our website now is eight. oh, nine, and we've had morning where everyone seems to be back yesterday was a holiday. a lot of people had the day off. today everyone's back at the bay bridge. it is backed up. we had some slowing approaching the mcarthur maze san mateo bridge. most of it has been slow before you get on the bridge. once you make it on the span, it looks okay. south bay commute is just a little louder than it normally is not sure why, but we don't ask those kind of questions around here. 8 80 slow from hayward to fremont and 6 80 slow and pleasant and those look like normal slowdowns. 8 10. let's go back to the desk. book banning talks are heating up in one bay area school district book that sparked the debate and is now forcing the school board to discuss it. also a massive fire did major damage to a historic black church

greg lee and first thing people are going to notice. greg is things are going to look a little different behind president biden will still have to californians behind him on the dash. but nancy pelosi will no longer be up there. it'll be republican speaker kevin mccarthy. and that will kind of be symbolic of what we're expecting of the next two years of president biden's term with a divided congress, the number of things that you can actually get across the finish line are limited. president biden, though we just receive see from the white house. excerpts from the speech. and in sort of an olive branch to your point that he will say to my republican friends. if we could work together in the last congress, there is no reason we can't work together in the new congress. we will see if that rings a bell tonight with the republicans that are in that day s okay. like as we were talking about extending that olive branch, but obviously a lot of time tonight, going to be focused on the economy, right? president biden expected to tell a number of

this morning with a video posted to twitter, and she also sat down with ktvu political reporter greg leetalk about her message to the voters. the senate needs a perspective that i bring with my life experiences as a progressive black woman. congresswoman barbara lee makes it official. she's running for us senate, the oakland representative, joining the field to replace senator dianne feinstein, speaking to ktvu in the first tv interview of her campaign. how do you appeal to democrats? republicans independents, especially in this state, up and down our state? as you launch this campaign, i'm going to go everywhere i can so that people can understand that i see them. and then i want to be their champion and put forth my work that i have been doing all along and congress on their behalf currently serving her 12th term in the house, points to her work, championing social justice issues. she also famously was the lone member to vote against the war in afghanistan. in 2001, she hopes to share her personal experiences with voters, including integrating her high school cheer team having an abort

all right , we will be watching greg lee reporting for us tonight. thank you, greg. numbers from the associated press show the obstacles 37% of democratsey wao seek a second term. that's down from 52% ahead of last year's midterm election, and of us adults surveyed 22% say they believe the president should seek reelection, according to the poll. the president's overall approval rating currently sits at 41% joining us live tonight is bay area congressman mike thompson and congressman right out of the gate. i gotta ask you. you were selected to be the designated survivor tonight. i mean, you're sitting out the event undisclosed location, just in case there is a catastrophe of the capital. what's it like to be tapped into this role? and what your plan tonight? come six o'clock here out west. well thank you for having me on my plan is to watch the state of the union on the television and i hope and pray nothing happens . uh i'm very confident that all of my colleagues will be fine. but this is a procedure that is lot been longstanding and i'm honored that they picked me

i'm greg lee. hello, everyone. i'm heather holmes that fire broke out just about an hour and a half ago on a can drive in shepherd canyon. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us now live from the scene. and janet, can you tell us what's happening now with the firefight? yes well, this was a three alarm fire and step out of the way so you can see the scene. this is aitken, where up in the oakland hills and we understand that a short while. around four o'clock after four o'clock, there was a house that started that caught on fire . the chief tells us that it started on the back porch and i want to have you take a look at some video. a neighbor said that he heard crackling sounds. and went outside. and this is what he saw. there was a fire that was coming up from one of the homes, the chief said. it then spread to the home to the right and the second residents to the left. fortunately there were no people inside that house. there were three people who had gotten out they were standing in the driveway, and the chief said that th

greg lee ktvu fox two news. ramon valley school board meeting is just getting underway tonight with a hot button issue on the agenda. board members say they want to let everyone know about the process that could be used to exclude certain books dealing with race and sexual orientation in the meeting was scheduled after the doherty high school principal rejected an attempt to ban the book. gender queer, a memoir. tonight's meeting is an informational presentation new at 6 30 tonight . formal complaints have been filed over alleged poor health conditions at the federal women's prison in dublin, nearly a dozen incarcerated women at the prison have filed complaints with the bureau of prisons and the epa. a complaints are over goose feces, mold and asbestos at the facility. the inmates say there is so much that they have trouble breathing hearing and eating. the bureau of prison says it does not comment on pending litigation. and with gas prices on the rise across california, republican lawmakers handed governor news

i'm greg lee cristina rendon. there had been a chance of snow falling in the city that didn't quite happen, though, but other parts of the bay area saw a lot of it from the berkeley hills to sit over county santa cruz mountains to mount diablo. there was plenty of snow to go around. we have live team coverage of the winter storm. ktvu henry lee, giving us a closer look at mount diablo in the east bay or evan sernoffsky is in the santa cruz mountains were highway 17 was closed for much of the day. also we asked, and you delivered. frank mallicoat has the best images that you sent us . but we begin with meteorologist rosemary oroczo, who's been tracking the storm and rosemary right now we have a little break here between the storms. yes we are even seeing some blue sky out there. it will continue to be on and off scatter showers for tonight and into tomorrow. oh, morning and right now, saturday looks mainly dry before another storm begins to move in on sunday. how about a beautiful view there over mountie hablo wher

on ktvu kick off is set for 3 30 in the afternoon and later that night after the big game joined greg lee and me for a special show called sports focus or highlighting student athletes from bay area high schools and their incredible stories in airs sunday at nine p.m, followed by the 10 and 11. oclock news. and coming up a little later tonight you're going to meet a group of friends who have never missed a super bowl, and we're not talking about watching it in their living rooms. here i am. some of the real tickets from the first three. the interesting thing is they were $12. rio has seen the game in person every year since 1967 they reflect on what's changed and some of the obstacles we've overcome to keep up with this tradition every year. well and whether, as we head into super bowl sunday leased out towards arizona, we are expecting a lot of sunshine, in fact, a beautiful forecast for tomorrow with temperatures. it'll be warming up, as you can see in the lower seventies around 73 degrees, so they have warmer temperatures in the forecast for tomorrow, and we do as well now. today we ac

don't give you a seat at the table, you bring a folding chair for everyone to be political reporter greg lee joins us now with the message that congresswoman has for voters gasia good afternoon to you. this announcement long expected after the congresswoman teased this move for several weeks. she followed her paperwork to run a day after senator feinstein said she would not run for re election and that launched video you just saw a part of her slogan is barbara lee speaks for me and the first tv interview of her campaign. the congresswoman told me why she's running and what she wants voters to here. the senate needs a perspective that i bring with my life experiences as a progressive black woman. congresswoman barbara lee makes it official. she's running for us senate, the oakland representative, joining the field to replace senator dianne feinstein, speaking to ktvu in the first tv interview of her campaign. how do you appeal to democrats? republicans independents, especially in this state, up and down our state? as you launch this campaign, i'm going to go everywhere i can so that people c

ktvu political reporter greg lee with more on the president's message.ay though bruised, our democracy remains unbowed and unbroken. president joe biden, delivering his second state of the union address and his first to a divided congress. facing headwinds of a republican controlled house. biden shook new house speaker kevin mccarthy's hand and challenged the gop to work with him. the people sent us a clear message. fighting for the sake of fighting. power for the sake of power conflict for the second conflict gets us nowhere republicans to help him finish the job when it comes to major issues like the economy and new social programs, he tried to reassure weary americans 41% who in a new poll say they're worse off economically since he took office, but we have more to do. but here at home inflation is coming down. here at home gas prices down a dollar 50 from their peak food. inflation is coming down. not fast enough touted accomplishments like the bipartisan infrastructure law, the chips act and the inflation reduction act. the speech comes amid a stand

i'm julie julie haener greg lee will power has been restored to about 20,000 customers. since the start of this outage. people still in the dark are being warned. the power may not come back on until around 2 30 in the morning. pg needs power outage map shows the areas that are impacted by the outage. right now they are spread out over nearly 11 miles from oakland to san leandro. ktvu is elissa harrington joins us now she's live in oakland tonight with a look at how this is impacting air travel and more. alyssa. that's right. there were so many places impacted by this power outages we're talking about businesses about traffic lights. even the airport. plenty of people missed their flights or couldn't get through the long lines at security because of all the issues now i do have a quick update. pg and e just posted an update minutes ago 8500 customers without power, and they should expect do not have power throughout the night. long lines at oakland international airport, weaved through the security checkpoint and out the door well onto the sidewalk, a major power outage

we're greg lee joins us. he is the editor at front row of front office sports. i beg your pardon, greg. thank you for your time. welcome. talk to me about the significance of having to black quarterbacks competing in the super bowl. was a very big historic day because 35 years ago doug williams became the 1st black or back to start. and when a civil war we pay for in washington redskins. and it's a 26 years to the 2nd black quarterback to get a super bowl championship. and i was russell wilson with seattle seahawks, so i'm having to black quarterbacks in his time. it's very historic because it's a very long time, you know, a long time ago, like for backs weren't the norm. you know, a kid growing up, want to be, of course, like an nfl. do 3 the dad's a long time ago because coaches and an owners and stuff. what placed them in different positions because the athletic system open at cornerback today. for the nfl football high school football embrace, the black one back down. did you say the athleticism but they show that they can build. they show that their leaders

greg lee. after weeks of testimony took jurors only two hours to determine musk did not deceive investors would tweets ktvu tom vacar joining us live now from the newsroom with reaction? today's verdict now coming in? hi, tom. well the billionaire ceo sat in the courtroom today is the lawyer for tesla. investors said the jurors should rebuke elon musk for his quote, loot loose relationship with the truth. the plaintiffs claim they lost billions of dollars because they believe most statements on social media back in 2018 that he would take tesla private at $420 a share, for which he said he had the funding. during the trial, musk's attorney conceded the tweets from 2018 were quote. technically inaccurate. but he told the jurors quote just because it's a bad tweet doesn't make it fraud. this afternoon, the nine member jury found him alan musk not liable for securities fraud.ane law professor and lipton offered perspective on why musk was very lucky but could still face a long chain of appeals. th

to kick off is at 3 30 in the afternoon and then later tomorrow night after the big game, joined greg lee and me for a special show called sports focus. we're highlighting student athletes from a area high schools and their incredible stories that will air sunday night at nine pm, followed by 10 o'clock 11 o'clock news. well one person is behind bars in connection with this week's deadly home explosion in san francisco sunset neighborhood. it's ktvu zac sos explains. the suspect is accused of running an illegal drug lab out of the home. we were surprised. um you just never know long and disbelieve this morning over the news that is neighbor across the street now stands accused of running a drug lab out of what's left of this home after it burst into flames thursday morning, we were finding out updates on the news and as they were coming in, we're just like what late friday evening san francisco police announcing the arrest of 53 year old darren price, who apparently was renting the home at the center of thursday's explosion. according to san francisco county jail records, prices accused o

i'm cristina rendon greg lee. gunfire first erupted around 7 20 tonight. this happened on fleming avenue near l street in richmond. that's not far from booker t. anderson junior park. police say they got a call at 7 22 tonight about gunfire. investigators say surveillance cameras show a gun battle breaking out along the sidewalk , the crescent park apartment complex bullets hit two innocent victims who were taken to the hospital. police say one young person was shot along with one woman who was driving along the street. that woman ended up veering off the road and smashed through a fence crashing right into the living room of families apartment here. that family was home at the time. a mother and her son had been upstairs while the daughter was downstairs. the mom says they heard that gunfight. her like about 10 gunshots. we just heard us card like running fast and end up in the house inside the house. my daughter started yelling. my son ran downstairs to check on her. the vehicle has been pulled from the home, but the family cannot stay there tonight. pol

our political reporter greg lee, is here. now with more on the president's message, greg good evening to you. the president urging congress, especially republicans to finish the job, using that phrase 12 times during his 73 minute speech tonight, he faces major challenges in the second half of his term. but tonight in an impassioned and at times fiery address he tried to assure americans, he's leading them in the right direction. today though, bruised, our democracy remains unbowed and unbroken. president joe biden, delivering his second state of the union address and his first to a divided congress. facing headwinds of a republican controlled house. biden shook new house speaker kevin mccarthy's hand and challenged the gop to work with him that people sent us a clear message. fighting for the sake of fighting. power for the sake of power conflict for the second conflict gets us nowhere republicans to help him finish the job when it comes to major issues like the economy and new social programs. he tried to reassure we re ame

i'm julie julie haener, greg lee. we begin with that developing news in the east bay, where power was knocked out to tens of thousands of people. this afternoon, the algiers let's drawbridges and alameda half open for a time, snarling traffic operations at oakland international airport to a standstill. here's a look now at the pg and e outage map. you can see the area shaded in red, where customers are affected. pg and e. says 54,000 customers were impacted. ktvu is elissa harrington standing by live in oakland now with late tales. alyssa. i street near the nimitz freeway. we're just minutes ago lights came back on where i'm standing. but if you look on the other side of the freeway, you can see those traffic lights are still out. so pg and e in the process of getting this power restored, but definitely still causing a big mess here. we've seen traffic lights out drivers in bumper to bumper traffic trying to get around town. some businesses had to close and even the airport was impacted. i want to show you some video

i'm greg lee cristina rendon. this all started around 7 20 tonight on fleming avenue near l street in richmond. that's not far from booker t. anderson junior park ktvu jana katsuyama joining us live from the scene tonight with the latest on this breaking story, janna quite a crazy night here for many of the people, particularly the people who live in this home in the crescent apartments, they said they were upstairs when they heard some gunshots ring out and some of the sound of a car that was accelerating. and then that car ended up going straight through the patio door windows into their living room. now we understand from police that there were two people who had gunshot wounds. they were taken by helicopter. one by helicopter , another by ambulance, take a look at video that we have from earlier where you can see the vehicle inside the house. police say that is the scene that they saw when they got here. one of the victims we understand was the driver of the vehicle and the other was a juvenile. we understand

i'm greg lee cristina rendon. nearly every person in the bay area had the opportunity to see snow in the east bay, mount diablo got a thick dusting of snow along all its hillsides, and snow was falling at tilden park in berkeley in the north bay, people in low lying areas of napa woke up to a winter wonderland and in the south bay kids were able to pull out their sleds in los gatos. we have team coverage tonight. ktvu is amberleigh standing by in the east bay, where it is getting colder or jana katsuyama live in napa county, where people are dealing with power outages and dangerous road conditions. but we begin with meteorologist roberta gonzalez. roberta how's it looking out there? well first of all, greg, you and christina just nailed it. just about everybody was able to enjoy the snow today because we had widespread snowfall, and we had a lot of it as well. let's get to it right now and take a look at just how much snow fell in and around the bay area. in the last 24 hours. we saw snowfall totals down to 250 ft

i'm greg lee cristina rendon. investigators say a man from san francisco who was manufacturing drugs is to blame for that explosion and fire. the suspect has been identified as 53 year old darren price has been booked on suspicion of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing, pcp and two counts of child endangerment. live coverage now from ktvu jana katsuyama in san francisco with the very latest janna well, we're right outside the house that had the blast and the big fire just yesterday, this announcement came out on social media just in the past half hour and we are expecting more details from san francisco police. they're working to gather some information for a news release. so we will be keeping an eye on that. but certainly a lot of people up and down this block in the neighborhood who have been impacted by this as well as people mourning for that one person who was found dead here in the rubble. there are a lot of questions and they're hoping that this arrest brings some answers. the sound of drills and hamme

i'm greg lee cristina rendon. the jury decided the case within hours after entering deliberations. ktvu jana katsuyama joining us live now in the newsroom to explain janna. christina and greg. the securities and exchange commission had already sued musk in 2018 for making false statements about tesla, and he settled for some $20 million well, this trial was whether shareholders were harmed by those tweets. and today, the jury said no. at the federal courthouse in san francisco. the jury began deliberations about 12:30 p.m. friday, and in just about one hour, the nine member jury reached a verdict declaring elon musk, the ceo of tesla, not guilty of securities fraud, appeared in court for the closing arguments and did not speak to the media as he left the courthouse friday afternoon , attorneys for tesla stockholders stopped very briefly outside to talk with media. examining options. the plaintiff's attorney said they were disappointed with the verdict. tesla shareholders had sued musk, saying they lost billions of dollars in 2018 when musk made statements on twitter that he had fund

ktvu political reporter greg lee in studio with us, greg the president. look into the future tonight in making a promise to finish the job, julie good evening to you. that was definitely the theme of the president's message. he used the phrase finished the job, 12 times. times during the 73 minute speech, no question. he faces major challenges in the second half fiery address, he to assure americans he's leading them in the right direction. today though bruised, our democracy remains unbowed and unbroken. president joe biden, delivering his second state of the union address and his first to a divided congress. facing headwinds of a republican controlled house. biden shook new house speaker kevin mccarthy's hand and challenged the gop to work with him. the people sent us a clear message. fighting for the sake of fighting. power for the sake of power conflict for the second conflict gets us nowhere republicans to help him finish the job when it comes to major issues like the economy and new social programs, he tried to reassure weary americans 41% who in a

i'm cristina rendon greg lee. the shooting was reported at about 12 45 this afternoon in the area of 107th avenue and international boulevard in oakland. ktvu is amber lee joins us now after hearing more from police. amber, what have you learned? greg we're on international boulevard. i'm gonna turn this way to show you were at the scene of the police shooting behind me. we can see what appears to be the motorcycle the suspect was writing. investigators are still here. more than five hours after the incident collecting evidence. police say the shooting of an attempted carjacking suspect happened around 12 45 this afternoon. they say officers spotted a motorcyclist driving erratically but that they did not chase him . instead they deployed the police helicopter to follow. the motorcyclist crashed in the area of 100 and fifth avenue national boulevard. he then ran eastbound to 107th avenue and international boulevard, where he attempted an armed carjacking of a vehicle. officers were nearby. gave verbal commands to

i'm cristina rendon greg lee.g was reported at about 12 45 this afternoon in the area of 107th avenue and international boulevard in oakland. ktvu is amber lee joins us now after hearing more from police. amber, what have you learned? greg we're on international boulevard. i'm gonna turn this way to show you were at the scene of the police shooting behind me. we can see what appears to be the motorcycle the suspect was writing. investigators are still here. more than five hours after the incident collecting evidence. police say the shooting of an attempted carjacking suspect happened around 12 45 this afternoon. they say officers spotted a motorcyclist driving erratically but that they did not chase him . instead they deployed the police helicopter to follow. the motorcyclist crashed in the area

i'm julie julie haener greg lee. this is state democrats second attempt at the bill after it died last year. ktvu is tom baker has more on the move. that sort of set off a flurry of lawsuits. tom you know that build a whole lot more to wednesday news conference in sacramento, the governor, the attorney general and others say quick action is needed on everything. california already the state with the toughest gun regulations, wants to add new legislation to make them even tougher. we came together at this critical hour to ensure that our laws remain a blueprint for the rest of the nation, and that's important because people are watching what california is doing first up strict and enhanced limitations of who can get a concealed carry permit and where they can carry it. the polar opposite of states that allow anyone to conceal carry last year nearly 20,000 people were killed in gun related homicides in the united states. to put that in perspective, it's enough people to fill the 40 wide body. boeing 777 planes. califor

mcdonald eric mcdonald suffered a life changing injury after he was hit by a drunk driver is ktvu greg lee reports so he never let that stop him from chasing his goals. sports are really crossed my mind. i was just wondering how i live my life and how it would affect me. mcdonald loves sports and being active, but a couple of years ago, his focus was on recovery. the 14 year old freshman at cardinal newman, hit by a drunk driver while riding his bike in may 2021. the crash also killed another cyclist. mcdonald broke several bones and lost most of his left leg after months of recovery and numerous surgeries. he was fitted with a prosthetic problems with my leg , uh, had learned how to walk with no pain in it, and i had to get my body adjusted to it. after months of painful rehab, mcdonald returned to the football field for the first time since his accident in october. excited to be out there and couldn't have enjoyed myself anymore. now in the middle of wrestling season, where he's a force to be reckoned with on the mat, he's received advice from one of his role models anthony robles and nc

join greg lee for voices for change right here on ktvu fox to this sunday morning at 8 30.about the trend of millennials moving back in with their parents. but now a new study finds more parents are moving in with their adult children, according to the pew research center. 9% of multigenerational households are led by millennials whose parents have moved back in with them. it's up from 6% 20 years ago. the reason cited or high housing costs and the growing need for help with childcare. southern california is bracing for more severe weather actually snowed on the famous hollywood sign up in the los angeles hills lake hasn't seen snow since 1989. it is a get out there, bring your camera with you kind of day. we'll be talking about this for a while. as we leave you a final live. look at mount diablo snow up there at the peak. that's the case all across the bay area up high and down - [natalie] can you guess what this is? if you guessed cow, then you'd be a great contestant on pictionary. our first celebrity captain plays number one on star trek and she's number one in jerry's

i'm greg lee, christina rendon and a box truck that picked up evidence from that home appears to be theus of the hazardous materials investigation. we captured video of the truck in both locations today. markings on the truck confirmed that it is the same one ktvu tom vacar begins our coverage in daly city , with the hazmat investigation underway there. about 9:30 a.m. on friday. the san francisco police evidence truck carrying materials to be examined and held stopped abruptly on unit perros era boulevard in daly city, close to where the bart tracks pass over it. this truck bears the same number on its side as the one we videoed earlier this morning, taking evidence away from the fire that destroyed the house in san francisco's sunset district, sfpd evidence crew in the truck so they smelled some kind of gas similar to propane. and called in the police and fire department. several bart stations were closed out of an abundance of caution and both sides will be nipper acerra boulevard were closed. hazmat crew and the bomb squad were called in. they sent in a sophisticated robot that can

ktb is greg lee has more of the surveillance video showing the shooter going into that building and thenpulling the trigger. surveillance video from inside the schneerson center in san francisco. wednesday night shows a group of people sitting at a table for a class in celebration following prayer services. then a man walks into the synagogue says a few words as the group invites him to join them. then he pulls out a gun and begins firing across the room. the room is left stunned. then he walks out and the people are in so much shock like they have of them didn't realize was happening. they hear noises. they few of them dark. didn't even get out of their seats before this is all over you. cough is vice president of the synagogue that serves mostly russian speaking jews. he had left the synagogue just before the shooting, and only found out about it the next morning when someone showed him the casings he said no one called police until the morning because they feared the man would be let go and come back to cause more harm . now he's upset at us for putting him in jail. he goes and he sta

is greg lee reports how owen rennick overcame cancer and paralysis to get back to the game he loves.nnick loved baseball. he was raised the giants fan and as soon as he was old enough, he was swinging a bat, i would say would draw me to it as a kid was probably just hitting a ball and seeing our parking up. he grew up on the diamond playing t ball in little league and joining travel teams excelling in the middle infield. when he started classes at sequoia high school in redwood city. his focus shifted to representing the ravens. he always played sports, you know, basketball, soccer, um all through, but but baseball was always kind of his his number one in september of 2021 the start of his junior year, a trip to the doctor changed everything i had been experiencing, like. uh huh. sharp pains in my lower back and legs for about a month off and on. we got referred to another doctor who then was like something's clearly going on here. i never thought something like that could happen to me until it did. so it took a few days for it to like, really sink in, like, wow. i have cancer and no

i'm greg lee cristina rendon.ad been a chance of snow falling in the city that didn't quite happen, though, but other parts of the bay area saw a lot of it from the berkeley hills to sit over county santa cruz mountains to mount diablo. there was plenty of snow to go around. we have live team coverage of the winter storm. ktvu henry lee, giving us a closer look at mount diablo in the east bay or evan sernoffsky is in the santa cruz mountains were highway 17 was closed for much of the day. also we asked, and you delivered. frank mallicoat has the best images that you sent us . but we begin with meteorologist rosemary oroczo, who's been tracking the srm

i'm heather holmes greg lee, this scary incident happened last night just before 7 30. it's schneerson center, a synagogue in san francisco's richmond district officials believe the suspect is also tied to another incident a day earlier. surveillance video from inside the schneerson center in san francisco. wednesday night shows a group of people sitting at a table for a class in celebration following prayer services. then a man walks into the synagogue says a few words as the group invites him to join them. then he pulls out a gun and begins firing across the room. the room is left stunned. then he walks out and the people are in so much shock like they have of them didn't realize was happening. they hear noises. they few of them dark. didn't even get out of their seats before this is all over you. cough is vice president of the synagogue that serves mostly russian speaking jews at 26th and balboa street. he had left the synagogue just before the shooting, and only found out about it the next morning when someone showed him the casings he said no one called police unti

i'm greg lee highway 17 is open again tonight through the santa cruz mountains. it was closed for most of the day because of down trees and slick, snowy driving conditions. several drivers got stuck in the snow as they were trying to get around the closure using bear creek road this morning was quite the sight to see in many parts of the bay area. here's a look at mount diablo i seen from sky fox this morning people in walnut creek, concord and other parts of the east bay were able to get a rare glimpse of that snow all over the mountaintops and the snow came down on mission peak as well. plenty of people in higher elevations were looking to have some fun in the snow. check this out a new hire match shared with us this video of him. mm snowboarding and falling with snowboarding on mission peak. pretty amazing there. meteorology roberta gonzalez joining us now, roberta, quite the unusual sight. so many people have asked me today. have i ever experienced anything like this before? since i've been forecasting here in the bay area? we don't want to say how long that,

but as ktvu is greg lee reports he never let that stop him from chasing his goals.really crossed my mind. i was just wondering how i live my life and how it would affect me. mcdonald loves sports and being active, but a couple of years ago, his focus was on recovery. the 14 year old freshman at cardinal newman, hit by a drunk driver while riding his bike in may. 2021 crash also killed another cyclist. mcdonald broke several bones and lost most of his left leg after months of recovery and numerous surgeries. he was fitted with a prosthetic problems with my leg . uh i had to learn how to walk with no pain. it had to get my body adjusted to it after months of painful rehab, mcdonald returned to the football field for the first time since his accident in october. excited to be out there. and couldn't have enjoyed myself anymore. eric is now in the middle of wrestling season, where he's a force to be reckoned with. on the mat. he's received advice from one of his role models anthony robles and ncaa wrestling champion born with one leg up. you're like body strength. you h

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barbara lee made the announcement with a video posted to twitter and then sat down with ktvu is greg lee for her first television interview to talk about that decision, and her message for voters. the senate needs a perspective that i bring with my life experiences as a progressive black woman. congresswoman barbara lee makes it official. she's running for us senate, the oakland representative, joining the field to replace senator dianne feinstein, speaking to ktvu in the first tv interview of her campaign. how do you appeal to democrats? republicans independents, especially in this state, up and down our state? as you launch this campaign, i'm going to go everywhere i can so that people can understand that i see them. and then i want to be their champion and put forth my work that i have been doing all along and congress on their behalf currently serving her 12th term in the house, points to her work, championing social justice issues. she also famously was the lone member to vote against the war in afghanistan. in 2001, she hopes to share her personal experiences with voters, including

it is a greg lee says it's a chance for patrick homes to become the face of the nfl. whereas the eagles have the opportunity to clinch a 2nd championship in a relatively short space of time. patrick mom starts with that number 15 for 2 chiefs who's already been to a couple of balls. he's won in v p if he wins the 2nd super bowl to day. so he could summon himself as the face of the li going for. he has a massive, a long term contractor to kansas city chief. so it's a lot of state for the cheese in terms of especially with tom brady retiring. and in some civil balls, the league is looking for someone to take command of the new face to leak in today as i'm home to be that it means that you had it constructed. the team is religous talking to sar cap error to bill for dynasties and to when with 2 different quarterbacks in that time period is the success of material organizations. ok, how roseman a journeyman does a great does done a great job of constructing a chain and a go be to different cultures window to what i'm supposed to show a shows a foundation and cultured at i

greg lee. after weeks of testimony took jurors only two hours to determine musk did not deceive investors would tweets ktvu tom vacar joining us live now from the newsroom with reaction? today's verdict now coming in? hi, tom. well the billionaire ceo sat in the courtroom today is the lawyer for tesla. investors said the jurors should rebuke elon musk for his quote, loot loose relationship with the truth. the plaintiffs claim they lost billions of dollars because they believe most statements on social media back in 2018 that he would take tesla private at $420 a share, for which he said he had the funding. during the trial, musk's attorney conceded the tweets from 2018 were quote. technically inaccurate. but he told the jurors quote just because it's a bad tweet doesn't make it fraud

greg lee, thank you for being here to be here reports an important seat for sure. ormation. more details about congresswoman barbara lee's big announcement this morning along with the other two candidates. representatives adam schiff and katie porter. it's on our website ktvu .com. our time. now, 6 38 and oakland community is heartbroken after a fire caused major damage to an historic black church. we first told you about this story is breaking news yesterday morning morning's onto first african methodist episcopal church is now deemed unsafe to use after a three alarm fire damage most of the roof and most of the interior. it took firefighters several hours to put out the planes because of all the rooms inside the building. all, says the neighborhood. uh but the thing is, we need to do something to make sure that this doesn't happen anymore. not only i am devastated, but the community is as well. they feed 300 people a week. from this church. so right now we're just in a position of trying to collect ourselves and prepare for rebuilding. later today, federal atf age

no greg lee. it's been a lot of time on that. it should be a great show time.w is 7 40 time to talk about that behind us? yep it's raining again. yep how long will it last rosemary oroczo just a few hours and then we will be left with the possibility of maybe a few sprinkles on and off over the course of the afternoon. but not much. i'm going to show you that in just a moment. outsider doors at this time if you are getting out for breakfast or brunch maybe pack along the umbrella or the rain gear. here's a beautiful view into san francisco, where you can see a little bit of sunshine peaking within those clouds, as we get into the afternoon will call for a mix of sun and clouds, but not quite as cloudy as we are at this moment and not as rainy. we do have widespread skirt. scattered showers across the bay area. here is the view of storm tracker, too. got snow in the sierra and snow levels are down about 3500 ft. so may have a little bit of rain snow mix over our hills going on, in fact, seeing a little bit over mountain hamilton's right now here's a look at wher

but as kids views greg lee reports he never let that stop him from chasing his goals.ed my mind. i was just wondering how i live my life and how it would affect me. mcdonald loves sports and being active, but a couple of years ago, his focus was on recovery. the 14 year old freshman at cardinal newman, hit by a drunk driver while riding his bike, and may 2021. the crash also killed another cyclist, mcdonald broke several bones and lost most of his left leg after months of recovery and numerous surgeries . he was fitted with a prosthetic problems with my leg. ah i had to learn how to walk with no pain. it had to get my body adjusted to it after months of painful rehab, mcdonald returned to the football field for the first time since his accident in october. very excited to be out there and couldn't have enjoyed myself anymore is now in the middle of wrestling season, where he's a force to be reckoned with. on the mat. he's received advice from one of his role models anthony robles and ncaa wrestling champion born with one leg up. you're like body strength. you have to h

ktvu is greg lee shows us a surveillance video of that suspect going into the building and then pulling the trigger surveillance video from inside the schneerson center in san francisco. wednesday night shows a group of people sitting at a table for a class in celebration following prayer services. then a man walks into the synagogue says a few words as the group invites him to join them. then he pulls out a gun and begins firing across the room. the room is left stunned. then he walks out and the people are in so much shock like they have of them didn't realize was happening. they hear noises. they few of them dark. didn't even get out of their seats before this is all over, is vice president of the synagogue that serves mostly russian speaking jews. he had left the synagogue just before the shooting, and only found out about it the next morning when someone showed him the casings he said no one called police until the morning because they feared the man would be let go and come back to cause more harm. now he's upset at us for putting him in jail. he goes and he starts smashing the sy

. ♪ >> greg: thanks to shannon bream, lee zeldin, dagen mcdowell, kat timpf and our studio audience, x news at night with steamy trace gallagher. >> thank you greg and welcome to america's late news fox had. >> the didn't of health and human services will finally head to east pald sign, ohio but not until next week. what is the is taking the government so long to respond? former president trump will visit the area. ing transportation secretary buttigieg no show. jonathan hunt is live with breaking information. these people need guidance. >> absolutely they want guidance. frankly residents of east palestine are running out of patience with the administration's response or lack thereof to the derailment and the cleanup. >> what federal response? if it were in washington, d.c. it would be cleaned up taken care of answers done. >> white house defending what the federal government has done and will do. >> we are committed to supporteding the people of palestine every step of the way and will be helping them long as needed. >> some residents are mystified why the transportation sect buttigi

of new mexico, robert garcia of california, maxwell frost from florida, a vermont, summer lee of pennsylvania, greg costar of texas, crockett, also from texas. dan goldman of new york, jimmy osco it's of florida. it's hard for me today to not think of my fellow maryland are and friend elijah cummings, chairman and ranking member of this committee not so long ago. he recruited me to oversight, the central purpose of this committee, our job is to make government serve not as an opportunity for, greed and self indulgent, not as a violator of the rights of the american people, but rather as the protector of the rights and liberties of the people. and always the effective and efficient instrument of the common good, the greatest good for the greatest number of americans. we conserve every single day, and i take this duty seriously, and ensure with you but effective and efficient government. which delivers meaningful benefits to the people, which we serve. i've taken the liberty, mister chairman, of purchasing out of my own pocket, a copy of tom paine's common sense for every member of this committee, re

move were connected to the roles of chairman and vice chairman of the party, which went to greg hands and leeve lee. we're joined now by , the diary editor by james hill, the diary editor of the spectator. james, thank you for joining of the spectator. james, thank you forjoining us. what you you for joining us. what did you make reshuffle? were you make of this reshuffle? were you underwhelmed . i think that it underwhelmed. i think that it was really the start of rishi sunak the prime minister. it was something which looked very technical . it was largely, i technical. it was largely, i think, the number of sensible moves with one or two. so i like catching policies. remember of course, is the fifth reshuffle of the year. so i think that after the chopping and changing under three prime ministers of the last year , that this was not the last year, that this was not expected to be a hugely consequent reshuffle. only 100 days in technical change in whitehall. things like creating a ministry of science and technology, business and trade together . i technology, business and trade together. i m

the new conservative chairman, greg hines, told us he thinks his deputy lee anderson and the team willwill work well together. i think lee is a fantasy stick asset for the conservative party . of course conservative party. of course we've got other deputy chairman or vice chairmen as well. so it's not just me and him. we've got a great team at conservative headquarters , has got a really headquarters, has got a really fantastic team of staff, all dedicated to making sure that rishi sunak wins next year's general election . and swimming general election. and swimming with sharks , jumping out of with sharks, jumping out of planes, hanging out with navy seals and infiltrate and cults. we'll be meeting the method author and real life action man greg hurowitz . get in touch, as greg hurowitz. get in touch, as usual, when you've been doing that throughout the program this morning and gb news .uk and let us know where you're watching or listening from . during this listening from. during this morning is former police officer david carrick, jailed for at least 30 years yesterday after being h

and i think he's brought lee in really a sort of counterbalance . to greg sort of counterbalance. certainly. and then these departments and basically he's trying to focus we're going to hear so much about these five key priorities of his of the government's getting growth halving halving inflation cutting waiting lists stopping the boats etc. and with this new department for energy security and net zero that he's put grant shapps , there really put grant shapps, there really is going to be a big focus on how we get our energy . we get it how we get our energy. we get it from and being sustainable looking forward and then another big priority for rishi sunak is science tech and innovation. he's created this new department. he's put michelle donlon in charge of that because he really this huge potential for the growth that we also know we desperately need in this country through those sorts of avenues, advanced manufacture , avenues, advanced manufacture, sharing, tech, green technology , etc. so it's a reset moment. and he be hoping that some the media and the world will move a lit

greg hands is lieutenant in the run up to the election in. tuesday's reshuffle. leen's football team for taking the me a knee rather protest racism . a knee rather protest racism. joining us now is international rights lawyer david hay who is joining on the line. david clearly he's plain speak as people have described , but one people have described, but one wonders if it really is this is what rishi sunak needs. when he's trying to gather the troops ahead of a general election . i ahead of a general election. i mean, i think it's i think what they certainly help a few of the voters think it will write some some some support the grass roots of the tory party but it's essentially what proposing essentially what he's proposing is unconscionable leap backwards in terms of human in terms in terms of human rights but it's also shows that there's divisions because rishi has already stamped it down and said not part of current conservative party policy. and of course , the studies around of course, the studies around the world, i mean, we only need to look at take example o