i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news and elissa. is it clear at this point why the mother of those children have that restraining order against the gunman? that's one thing that law enforcement said that they are going to look into they're going to look into why she took out this restraining order and how long that restraining order had been in place. alright elissa harrington live at the scene of this horrific shooting tonight in sacramento county. alyssa thank you. the governor tweeted in response to tonight's shooting and said this another senseless act of gun violence in america this time in our backyard in a church with kids inside, absolutely devastating. our hearts go out to the victims , their families and their communities. we are working closely with local law enforcement. now to the russian , you invasion of ukraine, and this is a live look now at the capital city of kiev tonight, where people were reportedly allowed out of their homes for the first time since saturday. a large convoy of russian tanks is still threatening

corner. harrington is an artist from ireland trail. they came here to warsaw in 2014 vigour his canvass. paintings. confed shopped at tens of thousands, even hundreds of thousands of british pound sauce shows a phone call for to this really shows his peters on the market as a painted and hostile key. in my view, this is one of the most interesting murals and also the, essentially in terms of the technique, the details about me and keep in mind that this mural was painted by hand using very delicate and small brushes that he got. so all of them he lost the huge sign that the work i mean is very impressed with go and put him up. and so mom is somebody here is the mural by mario savannah's, known as m city, one of the most famous polish mural artists. and certainly one of the 2 most thought after polish mural is in the world alongside at time cream, you know, say said of us, our money's didn't get lucky with war. so since a lot of his works have disappeared off the city walls to his works that we produced were destroyed when the buildings

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news.san francisco supervisor plans to introduce a measure tomorrow to create more housing for homeless people. supervisor raphael man woman tells the chronicle that is shelter for all proposal would cost an estimated $20 million a year for 500 shelter placements . a source of funding, though, has not been identified. shelter could include tiny homes. hotels are safe sleeping areas for homeless people to set up tents . there are an estimated 5000 homeless people on the city streets on any given night and less than half that number of shelter and transitional housing beds. already first full day of spring today. yesterday spring began and we had this picture came in from mark rosen. he's the geography teacher geography teacher over at laney college and he lives up in the oakland hills and every equinox. so you got the vernal and then you have the atonal the spring and the fall equinox. the sun does this on the south tower from his deck . isn't that cool? so in the equinoxes equal essentially

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. los angeles is also moving towards ending requirements that certain businesses require patrons to show proof of vaccination. the shift comes as new covid cases and hospitalizations fall. the l. a city council ordered the city attorney today to craft an ordinance that makes vaccine verification voluntary for indoor locations like bars, restaurants and gyms. it would also eliminate proof of vaccination for large outdoor events. a final note will be required when that ordinance is ready. a developing story. we're following three lanes of north bong interstate 8 80 are blocked in fremont. where the chp says a pedestrian was killed tonight. it happened just before 10 o'clock this evening south of warren avenue. the chp says the pedestrian was hit by a car. at this time. just one lane is open to traffic as authorities investigate. ukraine's president is calling a russian attack on a ukrainian maternity hospital and atrocity. at least 17 people were hurt when an airstrike devastated the mari

ktvu elissa harrington has the story new tonight. an emotional tribute to alexis gave an ugly woman who has been missing for almost two months. family friends and community members gathered to mark her 24th birthday. they decorated paper lanterns at the antioch oakley regional shorelines and wrote down birthday wishes. we're all gathered here, praying that we find answers and we find our safe wherever she's at and whatever is happening or happened or whatever that she knows how much she's loved and that we want our home. the plan was to release the sky lanterns from the pier. but after a practice run organizers decided it was too windy and they did not want to risk starting a fire. so they celebrated alexis through song. prayer and speeches from family and friends growing up were always close. he was like built in best friend, miss hearing her love and smiled and most alexis was last seen the night of january. 26 was reported missing the next day. since then loved ones have been looking for her non stop holding search parties, postin

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. a missing woman out of san francisco has been identified as one of two people killed in a wrong way crash on interstate 80 over the weekend. the contra costa county corridor identified the two people killed as 29 year old madison, james and 38 year old regime. a james was last seen sunday morning, and we've learned that james was the driver of an suv that was driving the wrong way on interstate 80 west of the car, kenya's bridge on sunday morning. when she crashed head on with a tesla driven by ma hayward mother has been formally charged with her daughter's death and is set to be arraigned next week. 31 year old samantha johnson has been charged with murder. and felony child abuse. her daughter, eight year old sofia mason, was found dead earlier this month inside a home in merced. according to statements johnson gave detectives the house belonged to her boyfriend, and that he subjected sofia to physical and sexual abuse. johnson's family has told ktvu that she was caught up in prostit

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. alright, alyssa. thank you. santa clara county may review how law enforcement agencies used dna collected from sexual assault survivors. supervisor cindy chavez says she's going to ask the board of supervisors tomorrow to provide an extensive report on how the county crime lab handles dna from rape kits. district attorney jeff rosen says his office already prohibits searching survivors, dna profiles or using that data to prosecute them for crimes. russia's new ceasefire in ukraine started just minutes ago . the promise to pull back from fighting comes as more images of civilians getting caught in the middle of the violence circulate around the globe. each side of the conflict blames each other for the collapse of ceasefire agreements over the weekend. box news. lucas tomlinson is in ukraine with a look at what people there are going through. he gives true we heard explosions from the other side of the reservoir. the air alarm was on all the time when russian forces attacked europe's largest nuclear power plant.

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. earthquake scientists are taking a comprehensive look at the risks from the hayward fault, which is overdue for a major earthquake. the scenario looks at what would happen if there was some magnitude seven quake along that fault that runs from fremont up into richmond. it predicts losses totalling $82 billion 800 deaths and more than 400,000. people displace, scientists say governments, businesses and people all need to be prepared. already we're checking the scattered showers that are out there now showing up a little bit as you look in san jose, we've got some light sprinkles. it's been really light all over the place. and as i show you the radar. you're going to figure you can see why? because it's just a kind of a real diffuse weather systems. look at that. i mean, that's current. you see the yellows now and that was wrapping around earlier this evening that was throwing down some pretty good rain rates. along the peninsula, but now it's kind of died down. we do have showers as fa

ktvu elissa harrington joins us now live from the scene. and alyssa, all of those children. were under the age of 14. that's right. we know their ages now, 9 10 and 13 3 sisters killed by their father. i want to show you where this happened. this happened at the church in sacramento. this is eaten nondenominational church. right across the street from us near those flashing lights. there's a very large police presence still here now. initially several agencies were called, including swat and the fbi. you can see this church is in a residential neighborhood. people who live here say they could clearly hear the gunshots and are devastated by what happened. i have said shot shot, and then i saw the people across. they're running and they're going to shoot in the church unions church, sandy davis lives on. why'd away in sacramento arden arcade neighborhood across the street from a church where five people were killed in what law enforcement believes was a murder suicide. this happened just after five o'clock, davis heard the gunfire while taking her dogs on a walk. now i opened

ktvu is elissa harrington joins us now live with more reaction. i got a chance to speak with some comedians based here in the bay area, they say they are now concerned for their own safety. they're worried that others may be inspired by what they saw. will smith do at the academy awards and attack them if they are insulted by a joke? oh richard, it was the slap seen around the world. wow shocking oscars moment between actor will smith and comedian chris rock that has everyone talking and has other comedians jumping to rocks. defense, i thought, oh, this this could be bad. this could kind of emboldened people at a show that i'm performing at to maybe get really upset at something that i say and want to come up and smack me. paul conyers, a stand up comedian based in the east bay, said the repercussions for an off color jokes should not be physical violence. this isn't about cancel culture. this is about being assaulted for trying to tell a joke on stage. i was startled. i was shocked. comedian joe hill from berkeley agreed. it sent a bad message. t

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. leaders in the food industry are warning the increasing conflict in ukraine may send already high food costs even higher. that's because ukraine produces a high amount of grain, often referred to as the bread basket of the world and along with the cost of grain. rising beer prices are also expected to increase. also major manufacturers will be able to swallow the added cost. some smaller brewers may struggle and trying to find the types of grains they need to make those specialty beers. ukraine's president is calling russia's attack and occupation of a major nuclear plant nuclear terror. no radiation was released from the incident. after fires at the plant were extinguished. the attack is now increasing the amount of people fleeing the country. experts say the plant is prepared for war. but like all nuclear plants, it is vulnerable. it has a containment structure that is supposed to be somewhat combat ready the achilles heels for these nuclear power plants. is the electricity going in

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. note 11 right now. hayward police have arrested a public library employee on suspicion of sexual abuse against the juvenile. robert spitzer sexually assaulted a juvenile more than one time, say police while visiting the weeks branch public library between the years of 2010 and 2015. police say the 58 year old has worked for the city of hayward. since 2000 and two he has been placed on administrative leave now and currently, police have only identified that one victim developing news now in any awkward we're told more than 30. people have been displaced by fire. it burned at an apartment complex near the intersection of auto center at sycamore drives. now this is new video into our newsroom. just a few minutes ago was sent into us. you can see the smoke there. contra costa fire says 10 units burned after the fire spread from one building to another, but everyone we're told got out ok, no injuries, reported injuries reported here. those displaced include 21 adults and 12 children. firefighters say they'll

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. alright, alyssa. thank you. 11 police in oakland need the public's help to identify a person of interest in a homicide case. police said the man was a passenger in a car that was seen near the 35th avenue overpass on february 18. the car is described as a maroon honda crv with a roof rack on it. people say both the unidentified man in the car may be connected to the shooting death of robert crawford. who was walking in the area around one a.m. we're in the state of shocking, i think above all you know, we have the funeral. so that was a part of the closure. i think the next piece of closure would be, um this killer or killers being located and convicted. award is being offered for an arrest. in this case, anyone with information should call oakland police. ukraine's president is calling out western nations tonight he is accusing western countries are being cowards for failing to deliver fighter jets and tanks to his troops after speaking with president biden. he met with ukrainian officials in poland

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, alyssa. thank you. well, bart has removed board member latifah's simon saying she cannot serve because her new home in oakland is just outside her elected district. simon said she's deeply disappointed by the decision. she said she moved from richmond to oakland because of the threats and harassment. she said she was assured that her new apartment across from the macarthur bart station was within district seven, berkeley mayor jesse eric green said on twitter tonight. this is so wrong. we elected latifah to represent us in berkeley, and the loss of her voice is a huge setback. for equitable transportation policies. thank you, latif assignment for your courageous, effective and progressive leadership on the bart board. new at 11. contra costa county has agreed to a settlement in a deadly police shooting. the county will pay the family of tyrol wilson $4.5 million wilson was shot and killed by officer andrew hall last march. wilson was holding a knife. police say he ignored commands to put it down. while

i'm elissa harrington ktvu. fox two news. in sacramento. people gathered at the state capitol tonight for our ukraine rally. many in the crowd have relatives in ukraine and talked about the terror they're going through. i call my cousins, and they're just telling me that they have to hide in the basement and they're hearing gunshots and missiles going off in the middle of the night in the middle of the morning, there's no like calmness. the dome was lit up in blue and yellow as people below carried the ukrainian flag and signs denouncing russian president vladimir putin. many are calling for a no fly zone over ukraine and more humanitarian support for the refugees. netflix and tiktok's suspended most of their services in russia today as the government cracks down on what people and media outlets can say about russia's war on ukraine. tiktok's said russian users of the social media app would no longer be able to post new videos or live streams. they also wouldn't be able to see videos shared from elsewhere in the world. netflix said it was s

elissa harrington is live outside starry plow pub with that story, alyssa. the story plow has been here at the corner of shaddock and prince street in berkeley for almost 50 years, but it has been closed for the past two years because of covid-19. that has been a challenging time for the owners . but they tell me that reopening tonight and seeing so many familiar faces makes it all worthwhile. hey irish eyes were smiling at the starry plow on berkeley's shattuck avenue, the longtime family run pub hosted its annual st patrick's day event, one that has been on hold for two years was definitely trip. we never never thought we'd be closed for this long manager shaheen nema said. the pub abruptly close on this very day back in 2020. because of the pandemic in the shelter in place. we were going to open a few times. but then there was another pen. another outbreak and another outbreak. and i was just like you know what? i got my parents, the health wasn't that great, and i was just like, let's just hold off. now many people have been vaccinated mask mandates have

the 2016 open champion known as the "ice man" succeeds padraig harrington, who presided over europe'sgton at the last edition and said being named captain was emotional and an honour. it's extremely humbling. it's something i don't think i could ever have imagined back in the day. it was watching them play in the ryder cup, and that sparks thoughts of one day playing in the ryder cup and now i'm sitting here after a successful playing career in the ryder cup as the 2023 captain, so it is humbling. yeah, emotional. its the 2023 captain, so it is humbling. yeah, emotional.— the 2023 captain, so it is humbling. yeah, emotional. its rugby union and leicester tigers _ yeah, emotional. its rugby union and leicester tigers have _ yeah, emotional. its rugby union and leicester tigers have been _ yeah, emotional. its rugby union and leicester tigers have been fined - leicester tigers have been fined more than £300,000 for breaching salary—cap regulations, although sunak ——leicester tigers have been fined more than three hundred thousand pounds for breaching salary cap regulations, although the

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. alright, alyssa. thank you. thank you. well people who made it out of the russian attack that killed an american journalist are opening up tonight about that incident. journalist brent renaud was working on a time studios project when his crew encountered russian troops at a checkpoint. we're no was shot to kill and killed another us journalist working with him survived. request the checkpoint and they start shooting at us, so the driver turned around and they kept shooting. it's two of us, my friend's friend renault. and he's been shot and left behind. that encounter comes as russia escalates attacks across the country and closer to poland missile strikes on a military base where dozens of people died or close enough to poland to capture images of that attack from the border and russia hopes it will get help from china to keep pressure on ukraine. a u. s official says. russia has asked china for military and economic assistance the news comes as white house national security advisor jake sullivan prepares to meet with a c

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. gas prices are still on the rise. according to triple a. the average cost for a gallon of gas in california is now $5.80 in san francisco. it's a little bit higher at $5.91. napa has the highest average price per gallon of gas in the bay at $5.92. san jose, has the lowest average cost at $5.80 a gallon. well your umbrellas could be getting a bit of a workout for tomorrow's and arrows. the next system comes on board. so yeah, we're talking about some scattered rain showers, not a major deal for us in terms of significant rainfall, but still it's nice to attract some rain could be steady at times for tomorrow. but then on sunday those rain clouds completely disappear. spring begins. they're gonna have lots of sunshine. here is the forecast model. you can't see some of the projections, so we're not just talking about point on one or point out, too. but most areas between about 1/10 of an inch to a quarter of an inch. but maybe in some of the heavier showers, maybe approaching a third of an interest, so maybe 4/10 of an inch. so here we are. th

packers cause of death remains under investigation in san jose i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. the man suspected of a triple shooting in fairfield over the weekend is now in police custody. officers say trying martinez surrendered, police say martinez started shooting outside a 7 11 store on east tabor early yesterday morning of 44 year old man was killed and two other men were wounded. still no word on what led up to that shooting. alameda police officers say they have arrested someone who tried to steal an atm police first received calls about the theft around seven o'clock yesterday morning on mosley avenue before police arrived. people in multiple vehicles had already caused significant damage to a business. police were able to track down one of the suspects when they arrested him. police say he had a large quantity of methamphetamine. in cash. police is still looking for three more people in connection to the crime. they would 11 police in the east bear warning of another tiktok challenge that could be dangerous, pleasant in, police say. over the past two weeks, they have

he was vice—captain to harrington at whistling straits.extremely proud and humbled to be europe's next captain". team usa have announced that two—time major champion zachjohnson will captain the team in rome. christian erikson will return to play for his national team, denmark, less than a year after collapsing in their opening match at the european championship. eriksen, who signed for london club brentford injanuary, suffered a cardiac arrest injune while denmark were playing finland. eriksen received life—saving treatment on the pitch before being fitted with an implantable cardioverter defibrillator device. eriksen joins up with his international team—mates for training in spain prior to the games against the netherlands and serbia at the end of the month. it's the opening day of cheltnham and there are expected to be around 250,000 spectators in attendance over the next four days. it's after last years festival had to be held behind closed doors because of coronavirus. it's thought fans will make up for lost time with bets expected to

ktvu is elissa harrington is live with more and illicit. the incident has some bay area comedians asking how far is too far in comedy. that's right. and some of those comedians say that they are concerned about their own safety. now they say they often tried to make light of dark situations, and they're worried that others might be inspired by what they saw on tv last night and attack them if they are insulted by a joke. whoa richard, it was the slap seen around the world. wow shocking oscars moment between actor will smith and comedian chris rock that has everyone talking and has other comedians jumping to rocks. defense i thought, oh, this this could be bad. this could kind of emboldened people at a show that i'm performing at two. maybe get really upset at something that i say and want to come up and smack me. paul conyers, a stand up comedian based in the east bay said the repercussions for an off color joke should not be physical violence. he thought smith should have been removed from the event. instead he got to stay one in award, go

elissa harrington is live outside starry plow pub with that story, alyssa. been here at the corner of shaddock and prince street in berkeley for almost 50 years, but it has been closed for the past two y

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news certainly feels like a big step in the right direction. alyssa. thank you. in berkeley. dropping the vaccine mandate will affect restaurants, gyms and other events. but some high risk settings will still require up to date vaccinations, including childcare facilities, dental offices and pharmacies. berkeley's health officer still strongly recommends that businesses encourage vaccination of employees and customers. the oakland unified school district will keep its indoor mask mandate at a school board meeting tonight, the superintendent said. the mandate will remain in place through april. 15th students are also still required to wear a mask while outdoors, but the district says they will share a decision on whether that mandate will change in two weeks. new attend murder charge has been dismissed against the san jose mother who claimed self defense in a shootout that killed a 13 year old boy. a judge dismissed the charge today against 39 year old margarita centeon at the end of a preliminary hearing, santayana argued that she exchanged gun

ktvu elissa harrington joins us now live in the newsroom with how this legislation could change some controversial practices used here in the bay area, alyssa well, the sfpd, as you remember, was highly criticized for routinely searching rape victim's dna for matches and unrelated crimes, the police chief said. this practice has now ended for good. and this bill is a step towards building survivors trust senate bill 12 to 8 called genetic privacy for sexual assault victims would bar all law enforcement in the state from storing victim dna obtained through rape kits into a searchable database that may be used for unrelated crimes. the proposed legislation was introduced by san francisco district attorney chase a boudin. and state senator scott wiener the idea that that rape kit dna could then be used against the survivor. that's just one additional huge barrier for people coming forward. this proposed bill follows revelations, the sfpd crime lab matched a suspect in a retail crime with dna obtained during a sexual assault exam years earlier, they were storing a database of survivors o

but the big question is why ktvu is elissa harrington joins us.'s live from the scene with the latest on the investigation. melissa. well it is still a very active scene. we saw people walking on the tracks with flashlights a little bit earlier this evening, you can see that damaged train and crushed vehicles still on the tracks. the crane operator suffered some serious injuries and was taken to the hospital with burns. the caltrain officials say they don't know why or how this happened, and warned passengers that service will be disrupted through at least tomorrow's commute. the process store cell phone video shows the scary moments. a caltrain train cut on fire in san bruno, sending thick black smoke billowing into the air. i mean, this is crazy. i mean i live here. giovanni lopez shared this video with us. he said his mom heard a crash and went on her belt need to see what happened, she said. it sounded like a crazy eruption like really loud bang during the explosion. it also there was a lot of shaking. the south bong train was carrying 75 pass

ktvu is elissa harrington spoke to the brother of one of the victims. workers boarded up windows and repair the front door at pizza zone and grill in san francisco's bay view neighborhood. this family run business was the scene of a triple shooting thursday night. just scary scene. and see people on the floor. that's bleeding. billy i, an employee at pizza zone did not want his face on camera. he said. his family also owns the liquor store next door , and that's where he was working thursday when, just after 11 p.m. he heard the sound of gunfire out front. i heard not but allows gunshot sounding up. like a like a machine gun like and i ran next door to find his brother, his brother's friend and a doordash delivery driver on the floor. they had all been hit by gunfire. bullets went through the glass windows. they hit the walls and even took down a light fixture. i said he provided police with security video that showed a white sedan slowly roll past the business. he said his brother and friend had been out on the sidewalk smoking when someone started sho

ktvu elissa harrington will have more on the weather change a little bit later in this newscast. alright. none of this one week ago, more than 100 strollers were placed in the city of lviv for each child killed so far during the russian invasion of ukraine, that haunting memorial recreated today by a group of people who gathered in san francisco ktvu. zach sauce joins us now from the newsroom exact you've been speaking with those involved. with this and what they did so under a rallies for ukraine, like today's have been happening multiple times a week here in the bay area since the invasion began, really, but this one certainly stands apart, seeing those empty strollers incredibly powerful. russia is not going to win this words very clear, but they are trying to just exact more pain and suffering pain and suffering in ukraine that's come in the form of russian attacks on civilians. thousands dying well over 100 of those killed children. it's impactful to see empty strollers that will never be filled. rally goers in san francisco is crissy field. recreating the chilling scene of

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i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news, middle of march already talking about it. all right, alyssa. thank you. thank you. well no it 10 tonight. hillsboro police are asking for the public's help in identifying two residential burglars. video surveillance footage from a home in the area of eugenia way and butternut drive shows two suspects, leaving the residents with multiple bags of property early yesterday. police say the suspects also stole the residents suv, but it was later recovered. investigators say the suspects in the video or possibly responsible for other burglaries in hillsboro and throughout the region. anyone with information is asked to call hillsboro police more than 170. people are facing citations following a statewide underage drinking sting agents from the california department of alcoholic beverage control teamed up with officers from nearly 50, local police and sheriff's departments for operations. shoulder tap 2022. as part of the program, a minor stands outside a liquor or convenience store and asking adult to buy them alcohol if the adult d

ktvu elissa harrington joining us live tonight with more on the gathering there. hi, alyssa. hi there you can. organizers say that ukrainians find peace and solace in music tonight we heard acquire seeing. we also heard stories from those impacted by the tragic events overseas. at newman hall holy spirit chapel in berkeley. dozens came together for a community prayer service to show solidarity with ukraine. sun flowers were placed on the altar of prayer was recited in ukrainian kindly that serves. speakers included students was born francisco but my parents and grandparents grew up in the soviet union under totalitarian regime. i'm playing probably kids who are born in bomb shelters over the last 10 days and ukraine i'm praying for the kids who will never get to see their fathers again and for all of those affected by this tragic war, the congregation lit candles to honor those killed in the russian invasion. this was just one way people around the bay area showed support for ukraine. a long line of customers waited outside pushkin , a ukrainian restaurant in san francisco's

ktvu elissa harrington spoke with the family today. she joins us from the newsroom with reaction to all of this new attend alyssa christina. family members are devastated. they tell me they reported sofia missing after getting a strange phone call from her mother, saying she couldn't handle the girl anymore and had to give her away. the mother was already in custody at the santa rita jail for a warrant linked to child abuse. when she was arrested this morning for murder. video shows sofia mason in happier times, having fun at the park and playing her guitar. i am a money now. family members believe eight year old sofia was killed. the hayward girl has not been seen in weeks and a body of a child was found at her mother's boyfriend's home in merced. authorities have not released an identity. but sofia's mom, 30 year old samantha johnson, was arrested on suspicion of murder. her boyfriend, dante jackson, is on the run mostly shock and disappointment and anger. because this could have been totally avoided. melanie verlaat de is sofia's co

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. alright, elissa. thank you, the oakland roots soccer club holding its season opener tonight. the big project we started last year was called the anti racist project, and that is to tackle racism in american soccer. not just by putting a t shirt on a player or a tweet on social media, but actually training executives in the boardroom and youth soccer how to understand this issue and how we can affected and changed and really get rid of it forever. coming up at 10 30 with the team is doing not only on the field but off it as well to put an end to racism in american soccer. all right, we have been hearing about it now for a couple of days. possible rain might complicate our plans for sunday, ktvu chief meteorologist mark tamayo joining us now with details of the system that's developing hi there, christina. yes we do have increasing confidence that this system will be packing at least a moderate to possibly some heavy rain, especially by this time tomorrow , so we'll jump right into it for sunday for thi

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joining me for the hour, jenny harrington, josh brown, pete najarian and co-founder of marketrebellion.com and let's go to the wall and 12 noon in the east and there's the picture there's the dow, 33,776. you see weave given a good amount back and then some. there's the nasdaq 13609. s&p, 4400 is a pretty good resistance for the s&p and that was around last week's high and we were above that today and 4416 we are now at 4370 you can see the pullback that has taken place as the day has progressed and of course, the focus on yields and the ten-year note yield 183, steve liesman was just talking about the 0.2 spread and people are watching the bond complex very closely as well today josh brun own from citi. both are growth trades they say that should benefit in relative terms from the recent sharp drop in real yields and that's where i want to begin the conversation they're essentially calling a bottom you can buy u.s. stocks. you canny bah u.s. tech. let's talk stocks broadly first. is this call right >> well, i suppose we'll see, but it occurs to me that we had, like, this -- this bandwagon

ktvu elissa harrington had the chance to speak with his former coaches, who all said packer was living his dream. 24 year old dijon packer just graduated from the police academy a year ago. his football coaches tell me he was living his dream serving the community where he grew up. everyone's devastated. i mean, everybody is really, really hurting and it's hard to believe brennan, the head football coach at san jose state university, said the team is heartbroken after finding out former player dijon packer died over the weekend. he was just an awesome shining bright light. he just had a crazy energy in this big smile and, uh, he just brought joy to everybody came in contact with my last game out of glass thing. man video shows packers celebrating after scoring the winning touchdown at his very last game. he played from 2017 to 2019 joining the team as a junior walk on, he went on to join the police academy and became an officer for the santa jose police department. it just really hurt because he's so full of life and just a great young man. alonso carter was packers running back coach.

that's what ktvu elissa harrington is live tonight. after speaking with some of the participants about the message they want to get out, alyssa. alex this vigil was part of a global day of action uniting people to call for peace in ukraine and the end to the russian invasion. okay i need a large group of community members came together in palo alto to stand in solidarity with the ukrainian people as they fight for their freedom. the peaceful rally was organized by multi faith voices for peace and justice were very concerned about the people of ukraine. um the war that is being inflicted on them. the massive numbers of refugees that are now having to flee ukraine. drivers honked as they passed by the crowd. many were colors of the ukrainian flag and waved signs and support . my sense, says strength. and freedom. stan moved to the bay area from ukraine three years ago. he still has family in his hometown of kharkiv, where civilians have been injured and killed by shellings and bombings. a lot of pain. a lot of confusion. how can it be ha

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. that's really good. that man heard him calling for help and alerted the authorities there. melissa. thank you. thank well if iran oakland destroyed three new tiny homes this morning, the little homes are run by the city as transitional housing residents who had previously occupied and encampment moved into the tiny homes, second avenue in east 12th street. just two months ago . but at about 10 this morning flames and a plume of thick black smoke sent residents running out of those newly built tiny homes near lake merritt. because i've tried to get my wallet. everything was in my car keys are in their these houses are safe. none of this is safe. no one was hurt. but people who live in that tiny home village are now being asked to reduce the number of items they keep inside their home. city officials say the homes that burned were overcrowded. oakland fire investigators have determined the fire started inside one of those units, but they're still looking into exactly how it started, bart says limited direc

that's jenny harrington and now to bryn and this move out of zoom which i find interesting, bryn, on 25th low, and you can argue with me and it's your prerogative to do so that a stock that was getting absolutely smothered has had a nice little bounce so you take your money and get out now while you can with a little bit of a bounce >> > >>ia yeah. i just bought it and i bought it in the high 140s as a trade and xoom has a 28 p-e, maybe lower as of today and they're growing. what i -- what they've been talk about, and what i can't get my arms around is how they continue to increase their subscription model is they're leaning into the zoom phone which is a hard wear device, and also international growth so i think those are really good potentials and right now as a trade when there are so many companies in the high-growth space that are down, 50%, 60%, 70% i'm going to be as a trade, very critical and i would rather just look elsewhere right now, so i would close the position out. >> that's quick though. >> that's a trade they did -- >> that's quick, though. >> that's what a trade is.

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. such a sad story, elissa. thank you. san jose mayor sam liccardo offered his condolences in a tweet writing in part, my heart breaks for the family and many friends of officer dijon packer. we remember him for his courageous commitment to our city, staying in the south bay, a 37 year old santa's a man is in custody tonight for stabbing his mother and father. has happened just after midnight yesterday on gold street following a domestic dispute, police say kevin jones stabbed his parents, killing his 69 year old father, michael and critically injuring his mother. police say jones was arrested a short distance from the home where the stabbings occurred. investigators are still looking into the motive. investigators are still putting all the pieces together, but definitely something. disturbed this person enough to attack his mother and father, savagely stabbing both. kevin jones was booked into the santa clara county jail on suspicion of murder. tonight president biden and his team are considering traveling to europe as so

i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox. two news. great deals out there for restaurant week. elissa. become a popular berkeley sports bar that's faced several controversies over the years has closed its doors for good now, pappy's grill and sports bar on telegraph near durant closed permanently after a decade business. handwritten note posted on the bars door read, quote. we officially shut down thanks for everything. pepys is just steps away from cal and was a popular hangout and club, but it's had a rocky past from accusations of discriminatory hiring practices in 2016 to a liquor license suspension in 2018. after multiple reports, the bar sold alcohol two miners. very weather a day of full sunshine out there and some pretty mild temperatures. in fact, a few neighborhoods in the seventies, you probably noticed some changes that developing over the past few hours with some cloud cover some cooler temperatures and into tomorrow. the rain makes it come back. take a look at the highest from this afternoon with san francisco 64 lots of seventies up in the north bay out toward the east p

the 2016 open champion known as the "ice man" succeeds padraig harrington, who presided over europe'sarks thoughts of one day playing in the ryder cup and now i'm sitting here after a successful playing career in the ryder cup as the 2023 captain, so it is humbling. yeah, emotional. leicester tigers have been fined more than three hundred thousand pounds for breaching salary cap regulations, although they have avoided a points deduction. premiership rugby found that the league leaders had failed to disclose payments to image rights companies of the players. these third—party payments were found to be a breach of the salary cap in the 2016—17 season and the 2019—20 season. leicester has accepted the outcome and will not appeal. and that's all the sport for now. from me and the rest of the bbc sports team, bye—bye. hello. there could be the odd interesting sunrise for some of you across the south as we start wednesday, and there could be a few deposits on the car from this. this satellite imagery from tuesday afternoon shows a vast swathe of saharan dust sitting in the sky across much o

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news, the state's homelessness, crisis and untreated mental illness where the topics of a roundtable this morning by mayors of several big california cities mayor sam liccardo livia chef or among those who participated in this round table. they called for action on governor newsom's character courts proposals the mayor say, would provide mental health care and treatment for people who they called the sickest of the sick in our state. they say it must be a priority and it must be mandated. what excites me most about the core care court proposal is that it finally brings these things together. we all know from being on the front lines of the homelessness crisis. that housing and healing have to happen together. governor newsom's proposal is a system of court ordered mental health care for people suffering from psychosis who've lost their ability to care for themselves would bring them before a judge who could place them in a mandated treatment plan that would include psychiatric treatment, medication and housing. alright, back to rosemary oroczo rolling

i'm elissa harrington ktvu fox two news. it's the point where you don't want to top off your check because it costs so much money to do. so, elissa, thank you so much. meantime, the conflict could add to the growing supply chain issues around the globe globe that was initially caused by covid-19 expert tells the new york times that ocean shipping rates could triple from $10,000 per container to $30,000. the closing of russian airspace means longer routes and more fuel burn for air cargo, which could also lead to higher prices and product shortages. financial analysts blame uncertainty over the conflict for another down day on wall street, the dow lost 179 points. the nasdaq was off by 224 and the s and p dropped 34 points. russia has controlled tonight of a nuclear power plant it attacked in ukraine. foxes trainings picks up our coverage tonight from the of the invasion from keith. no radiation was released from russia's successful assault on the zapper asia nuclear plant in the southeastern city of inner holder, according t

packers cause of death remains under investigation in san jose i'm elissa harrington ktvu, fox two news. mayor of london. breed is in europe right now for a 10 day visit to boost san francisco's tourism industry. mayor breed will be visiting london, brussels, frankfurt and paris, along with city and tourism officials. they'll meet with airlines and local leaders to quote reestablished sfo as the international gateway to california and a hub for the european market, the mayor says , getting the airport back to pre pandemic passenger levels will help the city and the bay area to recover from the pandemic. well barrier weather. of course we had the change your kind of celebrating each raindrop here over the past 24 hours. nothing too major. but at least it's nice to talk about a few showers returning to the forecast and possibly a few more as we head towards the weekend, in fact, will quickly start with that weekend system that will be approaching the bay area. we're not expecting once again. huge amounts, but to rainfall could be on the order. of about 1/10 of an inch to possibly half an

ktvu elissa harrington was at the event in antiochus. she joins us now with their message knew it. 10 alyssa, as you can imagine, this is a very tough time for family members and friends. alexis turned 24 last thursday and loved ones still do not know where she is that its share birthday wishes and words of support in case she's out there somewhere and can hear them. an emotional tribute to alexis gave an ugly woman who has been missing for almost two months. family friends and community members gathered to mark her 24th birthday. they decorated paper lanterns at the antioch oakley regional shorelines and wrote down birthday wishes. we're all gathered here, praying that we find answers and we find our safe wherever she's at and whatever is happening or happened or whatever that she knows how much he is loved and that we want our home. the plan was to release the sky lanterns from the pier. but after a practice run organizers decided it was too windy and they did not want to risk starting a fire. so they celebrated alexis through song. pr

ktvu elissa harrington spoke with cal fire about this latest fire. and how fire season has really turned into a year round event. this video shows flames coming from a canyon in santa barbara county, where the hollister fire started saturday. the fire forced evacuations, access has made it very difficult to get full containment on that fire, but our crews are engaged. this type of fire activity is unusual for march, which is supposed to be one of the wettest times of the year. but bruno said wildfires in march and in winter months are becoming more common because of years of drought in california earlier this month, the flanagan fire burned south of shasta lake because of our many years of having drought stricken trees. ah! our field beds are extremely receptive during this time. what we're seeing is our fuels have been preheated with us early, warm weather that we're experiencing cal fire has started phasing out the term fire season. officials say the state is at risk year round. cal fire recommends several ways to prepare for wildfire create defens