. >> ktvu ktvu joey horta.e is following all of the latest developments here, and it is a quickly developing story. joey, what are local leaders and political analysts saying at this point? >> yeah, heather and alex. congressman garamendi is bucking reports now that the president may be getting ready to leave the race. he believes biden will stay in the race and he says he'll beat trump. but one political analyst says he's expecting biden to drop out in a matter of days. >> all of a sudden i show up at the convention, everybody says we want somebody else. that's the democratic process. it's not going to happen. >> will he or won't he stay in the race? that's the question many americans are asking after president joe biden's recent debate performance, which he calls a bad episode, political analyst brian sobel believes it's inevitable that biden will drop out the dems have a big problem. >> their their standard bearer is not in a position it appears to be able to carry out a vigorous campaign. >> an associated p

close, somewhere to lie down next to us, like this, all intact, boys, this is not a boot, this is horta for a tank, look for a tank, a tank, the tank is hitting, they’ve identified it, i congratulate you, they came under tank fire, i’ve never been hit by a tank before. i came under mortar fire and under cannon artillery fire, but for the first time a tank, i want to say, it’s not very pleasant, even if it’s a bird, the adrenaline is going through the roof, and when you’re somewhere from here, well, it’s scary, honestly scary, every time you go to the front line, i think, where am i going, why do i need this, but every time returning to moscow after 2 weeks, i understand that i need to go there again, here i am again, exit, immediately arrive, this is the calmness, the confidence of the boys, especially the commanders, composure, adds confidence and it is passed on to us, this calmness, write down the x's, players from the bridge from the bridge it was possible to determine the approximate square from where they are working on us, five, three, 3, 2, ulyana, specify the target, are you th

ktvu is joey horta continuing our team coverage tonight? he's live this evening in saint helena, where people are preparing for the potential loss of power here. >> yeah, mike, people don't want to be stuck in this heat. they're over it already and we spoke with one man who says he got an alert on his phone from pg and e saying his power at his house will be shut off tomorrow. others we talked to had no idea this was a possibility, as the north bay braces for an invasion of heat. pg e is preparing for a potential power shut off to prevent power lines from overheating and causing a wildfire. but the threat of no power in a heat wave has some customers heated. >> i mean, really disappointed. so when you need it the most on the hottest day when we need some ac, we're not going to have it. >> saint helena homeowner perry clark tells us he got a message from the utility company around midday on monday, informing him that his house may lose power tuesday and wednesday. it's a rough situation with especially what they're paying for power with a bi

joey horta, thank you. yeah. bay area congresswoman joe zoe lofgren excuse me. joining the list of lawmakers calling for biden to drop out in a letter to the president, she writes, quote, simply put, your candidacy is on a trajectory to lose the white house and potentially impact crucial house and senate races down ballot. it is for these reasons that i urge you to step aside. >> vice president kamala harris has spent the week on the campaign trail, and today held a call with anxious donors. harris reportedly spoke for about five minutes on the call organized by the campaign. some mega donors have withheld money following the president's disastrous debate performance. she reportedly said, quote, we are going to win this election. we know which candidate puts the american people first. our president, joe biden. >> now, to some developing news. a major tech outage resulted in the grounding of thousands of flights around the world. the issue stemmed from a faulty update for microsoft systems. the head of the cybersecurity company crowdstrike says this is not the wo

in the krasnohorivka area there in these settlements, well, there is a war-war, that is, there is a hortathe crushed villages from both sides, and there is not quite such an oppressive impression as in chaslev . yes, there, it’s a terrible place there, in the area of ​​krasnohorivka, there is such regular artillery fire from both sides, but it’s not like that in my opinion an unprofessional view of some kind of premise that the russians will directly advance significantly in these directions. mr. andrii, where do people get their information from, because the things you tell about the fact that until now... they blame the ukrainian military, journalists, where does it come from in their heads, it's just from this stress, from the fact that that something arrives every day, or propaganda from that side, well, this is self-excitation, as we call it in physics, that is, people simply invented this narrative for themselves, it is discussed in public, is it possible that it is thrown in russian ipso, it is quite possible, but it seems to me that my own... fools are enough in their heads, in ad

ktvu joey horta has the latest on this case. >> a memorial is growing by the day outside the alameda, home of a family gunned down by one of their own, according to police. neighbors are struggling to come to terms with the tragedy. >> it looked like a really happy family. >> the alameda county district attorney charging 54 year old shane killian on friday with four counts of murder, investigators say on wednesday night he shot and killed his wife, brenda. natalie morales, his father in law, miguel carcamo, his mother in law, martha elena morales, and the couple's six year old son. he's also charged with one count of attempted murder, accused of shooting their one year old son, critically injuring him. >> something was pressuring him or something triggered him in the courthouse friday. >> jay rothchild, who's known killian for years. >> he was a decent dude. >> michelle and her daughter live a few doors down. >> i heard the gunshots while we were watching a movie, and i just thought that they were leftover fireworks. >> the mother and daughter walk their dog around the track at wood m

ktvu is joey horta spoke with neighbors who described what they saw in the moments right after the shooting. >> a quiet neighborhood on liska lane near kaiser permanente san jose medical center turned into chaos just before 5:00 thursday morning when police say a man driving a car was shot and killed. witnesses afraid to reveal their identities are stunned. >> i just hear boom, boom. i get up and i look out my window. you hear a woman screaming, and then you hear another boom, boom. and then you hear, boom. >> a woman who was a passenger in the car was also shot before witnesses say a white volvo with no license plates came speeding out of this apartment parking lot across the street before crashing right into the garage of this home and bursting into flames. >> i'm looking out my window, and i run outside because i hear a woman screaming. >> rescuers pulled the man from the burning car, but despite their efforts, could not save his life. he died at the scene very traumatizing. >> scary. too close to home. >> the family that lives in this now damaged two story home, which neighbors say incl

. >> i'm gasia mikaelian new tonight ctv's joey horta spoke to the family and police who tell us the search is underway for the person responsible for the man's death. >> my mom and my dad photographs capturing memories of better times or something. >> christina figueroa holds dear. >> this is them at six flags. it's along this dead end road where antioch police say a homeless man was shot and killed around 11:30 p.m. on july 3rd at a homeless encampment. it took a piece of our heart. >> figueroa says. the victim was her stepfather, 58 year old scott moore. >> whoever did this, they ripped apart our family. they they took something from us that we can't get back. >> investigators say a woman was also shot at least once, leaving her with critical injuries. moore was shot at least twice. >> she can't believe it. you know, because i would have never in a million years thought that somebody would do that to him. you know, because he's he's a gentle soul. >> moore is remembered as a loving great grandfather and an incredible mechanic. he worked at ans transmission. a source who worked wit

position of the head of the combined forces of the armed forces of ukraine, then from the grouping of the horta troops. and now he does not hold any position, i understood you correctly, as far as i know, yes, as far as i know, maybe i heard that somewhere there in he was in the hospital, but now i have no information that he holds anything, of the positions he held officially, it is the commander of the united forces and the commander of the kortytsia armed forces, he is not in charge, general gnad is in official charge there. thank you very much, roman kostenko, people's deputy, voice faction and secretary of the committee on national security, defense and intelligence, was on radio liberty. well, now for more details about yuriy sodol, about whom we just mentioned, the head of the azov brigade headquarters bohdan krotevich filed a complaint in court against the sbi because the bureau did not open a case against the ex-commander of the united forces of the armed forces of ukraine yuriy sodol. according to krotevych, the sbi said that the complaint against sodol will be added to the already ex

ktvu is joey horta shows us what's being done to prevent the historic tragedy from being forgotten. >emn commemoration 80 years in the making. with a helicopter flyover honoring hundreds of lives lost, killed 320 military, merchant, marine and civilian personnel july 17th, 1944. two ships at the port chicago naval magazine at suisun bay, loaded with munitions, exploded. 320 men died instantly, including more than 200 black men. >> they had been white. they would never have been put in the situations they were put in. >> it would become the largest homeland disaster of world war two. the port chicago disaster. the nonprofit friends of port chicago national memorial fought to make the site a national memorial. >> we're small, but we are mighty. our mission is to honor those who died here, those who served here, those who were injured here, those who protested here. >> the port chicago 50, a group of black sailors refusing to return to duty at the disaster site without proper training, fearing another explosion. >> you cannot take the racism out of this history. >> the men would be convi

ktvu joey horta reports on the uncertainty of biden's future. >> if all of a sudden i show up at theion and everybody says we want somebody else, that's the democratic process, will he or won't he stay in the race? >> that's the question many americans are asking after president joe biden's recent debate performance, which he calls a bad episode, political analyst brian sobel believes it's inevitable that biden will drop out the dems have a big problem. an associated press poll out this week shows nearly two thirds of americans have lost confidence in biden's mental ability to serve effectively, but bay area congressman john garamendi, who represents district eight, stands with biden and believes he can still beat donald trump in november even though president biden seems to be physically weaker, he's much more attuned to the needs of this nation and this world, according to the ap. top democrats, including former president obama and speaker emerita nancy pelosi, are pushing biden to end his bid for reelection over concerns of democrats losing the house. if he stays in the race. >> w

. >> joey horta live in alameda tonight. joey. thank you. and the six year old that joey mentioned who was killed in that shooting. william played in the farm division and t ball of the alameda little league. >> this is really harmful to us. hurtful, i should say. their innocence, especially at the age of six, is clear. they're they're innocent and for this to happen to such innocence and even a one year old baby again. >> the three other victims are killian's wife, brenda, natalie morales, her parents, miguel carcamo and martha elena morales. the 14 month old boy who survived the shooting remains in the hospital, now to a developing story. >> police around the bay area searching tonight for a missing three year old girl. fremont police say they received a missing person's report at about 1230 this afternoon from three year old ellie, lorenzo's mother. she said ellie was supposed to be returned by her father, but she learned the child's father died in a nearby city and now ellie is nowhere to be found. ellie was last seen at the casa arroyo

ktvu joey horta reports on the uncertainty of biden's future. >> if all of a sudden i show up at thenvention and everybody says we want somebody else, that's the democratic process, will he or won't he stay in the race? >> that's the question many americans are asking after president joe biden's recent debate performance, which he calls a bad episode. political analyst brian sobel believes it's inevitable that biden will drop out. >> the dems have a big problem. >> an associated press poll out this week shows nearly two thirds of americans have lost confidence in biden's mental ability to serve effectively, but bay area congressman john garamendi, who represents district eight, stands with biden and believes he can still beat donald trump in november, even though president biden seems to be physically weaker, he's much more attuned to the needs of this nation and this world. according to the ap, top democrats, including former president obama and speaker emerita nancy pelosi, are pushing biden to end his bid for reelection over concerns of democrats losing the house if he stays in th

ktvu joey horta has the latest. >> if all of a sudden i show up at the convention, everybody says, we want somebody else, that's the democratic process. >> will he or won't he stay in the race? that's the question many americans are asking after president joe biden's recent debate performance, which he calls a bad episode, political analyst brian sobel believes it's inevitable that biden will drop out. >> the dems have a big problem. >> an associated press poll out this week shows nearly two thirds of americans have lost confidence in biden's mental ability to serve effectively, but bay area congressman john garamendi, who represents district eight, stands with biden and believes he can still beat donald trump in november, even though president biden seems to be physically weaker, he's much more attuned to the needs of this nation and this world, according to the ap. top democrats, including former president obama and speaker emerita nancy pelosi, are pushing biden to end his bid for reelection over concerns of democrats losing the house. if he stays in the race. >> we've got a terrif

ktvu joey horta shows us what's being done to prevent that historic tragedy from being forgotten. >>olemn commemoration 80 years in the making. with a helicopter flyover honoring hundreds of lives lost, killed 320 military, merchant, marine and civilian personnel july 17th, 1944. two ships at the port chicago naval magazine at suisun bay, loaded with munitions, exploded. 320 men died instantly, including more than 200 black men. >> they had been white. they would never have been put in the situations they were put in. >> it would become the largest homeland disaster of world war two. the port chicago disaster. the nonprofit friends of port chicago national memorial fought to make the site a national memorial. >> we're small, but we are mighty. our mission is to honor those who died here, those who served here, those who were injured here, those who protested here. >> the port chicago 50, a group of black sailors refusing to return to duty at the disaster site without proper training, fearing another explosion. >> you cannot take the racism out of this history. >> the men would be con

ktvu joey horta spoke with the grief stricken family today. >> more than a dozen devastated family membersthe july 10th mass murder in this alameda home gather outside the alameda county courthouse in oakland on monday to console one another after seeing the accused killer for the first time. >> i feel very disgusted being on the other side and seeing him with no face expression, 54 year old shane killian stood silently in court without looking at spectators. >> it's really painful for the family with this and seeing him there, standing with no sympathy at all. like what kind of heart is that? >> the alameda county district attorney's office says killian shot and killed his wife, 36 year old brenda morales. the couple's two sons, six year old william and one year old wesley. killian is also accused of killing his mother in law, 56 year old martha morales, and father in law, 70 year old miguel carcamo. >> his second name was angel. he was an angel. >> the da did not add a special circumstance of multiple murder, which would prevent killian from making parole, frustrating the family. >> i'm

. >> i'm gasia mikaelian new tonight ctv's joey horta spoke to the family and police who tell us theemories of better times or something. >> christina figueroa holds dear. >> this is them at six flags. it's along this dead end road where antioch police say a homeless man was shot and killed around 11:30 p.m. on july 3rd at a homeless encampment. it took a piece of our heart. >> figueroa says. the victim was her stepfather, 58 year old scott moore. >> whoever did this, they ripped apart our family. they they took something from us that we can't get back. >> investigators say