thanks so much janelle, oh janelle, the mile on who's in washington dc. i say, cliff now, some other stories making headlines around the world. spanish prime minister, a petro sanchez, has visited the site of a fire that killed at least 10 people after it swept through 2 residential buildings in valencia, and others are still missing, and firefighters are searching and buildings remains for victims. a court in australia has given farmer chancellor sebastian courts and 8 months suspended sentence for making false statements to be an original court ruled that the former leader misled a parliamentary committee looking into corruption allegations. prosecutors say kurtz lied about his role in the establishment of a holding company. nearly 4 years ago. australian police have charged one of their own officers with murder after he allegedly killed his former partner and his new boyfriend. the couple his bloody belongings were fined and have been in a beach side suburb of sidney. their bodies are still missing. police city officers gun matched a bullet from the cr

your dw washington correspondent, janelle dom ally on is following this for us. i put it to her that it was a fairly easy victory for trump in the end to spot mickey highlights hopes that she'd do better in harm state. indeed it was jarred and we're actually coming to uh, from the south carolina primary watched parties organized by donald trump. supporters . as you can imagine, the mood here has been very vigilant. even though this was a victory that was largely expected ahead of the primaries pull after pools, put donald trump afar. i d. hey leads south carolina. that is simply a place where who has a lot of supports. in fact, there was a survey out that said that costs 65 percent of republican primary voters would still be about donald trump. a fit for office were convicted for a crime. 2 thirds of republican primary voters believe that joe biden to not win the 2020 election and that donald trump did. this, of course, is not true. joe biden won that election as for nicky healey, of course. so this is a terrible blow for her. we are talking about for home state

okay, to a dw is janelle dom allowed day in washington. janelle, thanks so much for that. so as we've been hearing, donald trump has taken another big step to securing the republican presidential nomination. but a group of republicans is planning for a future where he's not pause. how washington bureau chief in his poll met some of them as a novice summit con principles 1st happening this weekend in the us capital it appears that there is currently no viable alternatives to donald trump has the republican policies presidential candidate. however, not all republicans are in support of 2 and they will not win a general election to smile. a lawyer is organizing the principles for somebody than washington which aims to find ways to liberate the party from problems influence. i think if he wins his great, i mean the, the, his grip on the party will be fine. i, i can be able to, that the question will be resolved. the transformation on ideas will be complete, the republican party will no longer be a party of so it'll be a party of isolationism. it will be a party of conspiracy t

thanks so much janelle, janelle, the mile on who's in washington dc. here's look at some other stuff, res. making headlines around the world. spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has visited the sites of a fire that killed at least 9 people after swept through to residential buildings in valencia. others are still missing and firefighters are searching and buildings remains for victims. in the us, the national rifle association, this former c e o has been fined liable in a law suit centered on the organizations lavish spending. and you're in new york, said wayne lapierre. corruptly mismanaged the gun lobby, which he led for 3 decades before resigning last month. he must repay nearly $4400000.00. australian police have charged one of their own officers with murder after he allegedly killed his former partner and his new boyfriend, the couples, bloody belongings were fined in have been in a beach side so far above sidney. their bodies are still missing, police say the officer has gotten much to bullet from the crime scene. and the woman who traveled to s

thanks so much janelle, oh, janelle jamal on who's in washington dc. let's take a look now at some other stories making headlines around the world. spanish prime minister petro sanchez, has visited the site of a fire that killed at least 10 people after swept through 2 residential buildings in valencia. others are still missing, and firefighters are searching and buildings remains for victims. a court and australia has given former chancellor sebastian courts an 8 months suspended sentence for making false statements. viviana regional court ruled that the former leader misled a parliamentary committee, looking into corruption allegations. prosecutors say quotes tried to bite his role in the establishment of a holding company nearly 4 years ago. most opposition candidates in senegal say they refused to join presidential talks on scheduling a new election. president mackey south sparked the crisis by pushing off sundays vote. but he made promises to step dine when his term ends. april 2nd, he said he wanted inputs from candidates before assessing and ele

it was an ordinary day for san jose resident janelle crane. the medical device manager was spending time with her cats when yesterday morning suddenly the storm caused an abrupt sound. >> i felt this big shake and noise and like crashing sound and about ten minutes later my neighbors were pounding on my door saying get up, get up. there's a gas leak. we got to get out of here and i'm like oh, my god, what? >> reporter: the gusty winds and strong downpour caused a large tree to fall and strike her next-door neighbor's home. the hit caused a gas leak that janelle could smell in her own home and by miraculous chance even with the extensive damage, nobody was hurt. >> thank god everybody was fine. so a couple lives here and a dog and they -- the tree missed the bedrooms. >> reporter: the tree hit the garage, which normally has cars in it, but it happened to be vacant because the homeowners were installing a dishwasher. like a good neighbor, janelle immediately opened her home. >> i opened my garage and offered all my neighbors to come in. they wer

yeah, still a lot of and answer questions that you're sure. janelle and washington, thank you. fans of ancient rome have something massive to cheer about. archaeologists have reconstructed the colossus of emperor constantine take about the larger than life replica inaugurated earlier today, measures 13 meters high know it was reconstructed using 3 d technology. and the help of marble fragments that are housed in a museum cost and teen is known for being the 1st roman emperor to convert to christianity us. all right, just remind you of our top story is real. has confirmed that 31 of the remaining hostages being held by him us and gaza. our did says that the families of those hostages have been informed and don't forget, you can always get the w news on the go. just download our app from google play or from the app store that will give you access to all the latest news from around the world as well as push notifications. for any breaking news. close up is up. next, i'll see you tomorrow and have a good one. everybody ice cold b. c. at the end of an expedition ventures on to places that n

and we've reached a stage of the war where both sides really do appear duct and t w's. janelle dom allowing their stay now where authorities in the coastal city of valencia say at least 9 people have died after a fire ripped through an apartment block. fears are high that the death toll could yet climb as emergency workers search through the remains of the high rise residential complex. blay started in one of the apartments on thursday night quickly spreading out of control the firefighters search the charred remains of the residential towers. looking for victims, it's not clear how many people were inside when the fire roared through the joining buildings. the complex reportedly contained 138 apartments and was home to some 450 people. volunteers and local residents have sprung into action, gathering donations for those left homeless. i brought every single medicine suites for the kids. so if you can stop thinking about the kids who are without a house, now, i don't even know anybody. but it breaks my heart some of the survivors have been relocated to nearby hotels in the city, valencia, w

i am janelle wang. >> we are kicking off -- janelle, do you know -- super bowl weekend. >> the bay is ready and so are the 49ers and a lot of the fans are on the move and heading straight to las vegas. we take a live look at allegiant stadium whatnirs and sunday. niners fans by the planeload leaving from all three bay area airports throughout the entire day. >> already we have been there and our nbc team has been in vegas all week. we are joined from the top of the rio hotel. kickoff. did you get that, raj? >> yes. we are ready to go. janelle and garbine, nice to see you. i have been here for six nights. that is far too long for a trip to vegas. you start to lose team but all the sudden we are getting re-energized. all the fans are coming here to the strip. >> ready for the super bowl? >> reporter: how about this? a planeload. we are talking about it. this one is filled with friends and family members of the 49ers. they are actually flying out 400 of its full-time members. family and friends including i believe e40 on that flight. once they arrive it

jeff and janelle are working on the 5:00 newscast next, so make sure to stay with us. we're back in two minutes. we're back in two minutes. this ad? typical. politicians... "he's bad. i'm good." blah, blah. let's shake things up. with katie porter. porter refuses corporate pac money. and leads the fight to ban congressional stock trading. katie porter. taking on big banks to make housing more affordable. and drug company ceos to stop their price gouging. most politicians just fight each other. while katie porter fights for you. for senate - democrat katie porter. i'm katie porter and i approve this message. >>> right now at 5:00, get ready. a popular attraction in the south bay reopening the plans to save the water park. >>> also, we are learning more about the tragic shooting that left one person dead. how nurses and matt mahan are responding tonight. >>> good afternoon, the news at 5:00 starts right now, i'm jessica aguirre. >> i'm janelle wang. san jose, city hall made a splash with a big announcement today. the city seems to have saved raging waters. they are closi

doug and janelle, to milan from washington, d. c. let's take a quick look now at some of the stories making headlines around the world. look hungry and sweden have agreed to to a defense packed in budapest, ahead of agrees, expected approval of sweden's bit to join nato, swedish prime minister of christmas, then assigned the papers with his under encountered part. i'm going to serve after all, once and hungry with vice. swedish fighter jets hungry is last night, nato member to back sweeps. membership in the line we, i know you get interested in the course in austria is given. a former chancellor is about to in courts at 8 month, a suspended sentence for making false statements. the vienna regional court ruled that the former leader misled a parliamentary committee looking into corruption allegations prosecutors. a court lied about his role in the establishment of a holding company nearly 4 years ago. the head of own around the agencies for palestinian refugee says it's ability to provide relief and gaza is under imminent threat. isra

. janelle, good to say you tell us more about what donald trump had to cite. indeed, jared, it was a very fiery speech and in classic trump a fashion, it was a rather lengthy, we're talking somewhere in the ballpark of 90 minutes. but the message of his speech really centered on the general election. he was trying to tell them how his administration would be different from jo biden's, he called you 5 minutes administration, 4 years of bloodshed, chaos, and violence. now of course, we know that's not true. violent crime is down all across the country in cities, both big and small. but of course, this is the c pack, and if there is going to be an audience that is receptive to that message, it would be here. now, what he really wanted to get across to the people gathered here was that he is the only thing standing between them and the great american, the decline. and you know, this distill, pick a vision of on check, legal integration of a runaway inflation of government overreach. distilled and simple sound bites like drill, baby drill or stop the invasion. but another thing that he di

our washington correspondent, janelle dumont alone, told us more about trump's claim of immunity. uh well basically uh, his defense centered around him not being immune for being in the unit for being prosecuted from acts committed while he was president. now this is of course, i know said not the 3 judge panel on this d. c. federal district. the appeals court has now soundly rejected in a 57 page ruling. we pulled this out of that ruling. the paddle road for the purpose of this criminal case, former president, trump has become citizens to citizen trump, with all of the defences of any other criminal defendant. but any executive community that may have protected him while he served as president no longer protects them against his prosecutors. and so, in addition to that, despite arguing that he should have the fact of immunity, his lawyers also try to sort of double jeopardy defense. this idea that somebody accused cannot stand trial twice for essentially the same crime. now they argue with that because trump already faced impeachment in the house of representatives for trying to

yeah, still a lot of unanswered questions that you're sure, janelle and washington, thank you us. all right, let's get you up to speed now. and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. torrential rain has triggered but slides and flooding across the southern california. much of the us state is under extreme weather advisories. at least 3 people have been killed. hundreds of thousands of people are now without power. at least 11 people have died at a fire at a fireworks factory and central india authorities in the state of mind. the for dish say at least another $150.00 people were injured. in the blast rescue crews are racing. define potential survivors. the united states has said that it's disappointed that hungary ruling party walked a vote on sweden's bid to join nato. and jerry and prime minister victor, oregon, and his c ds party have been stalling stock homes bid ever since 2022. hungary is now the only nato, a country that not to ratify more, you know, stock homes, membership applications, which i'll talk with that chat with your opinion has rea

and then you have the chair and out corresponded janelle to milan is at the c pack conference, janelle, so it was more about from interesting speech that indeed as you said, it was a very fiery speech. and in true classic trunk fashion. it was also quite legacy. he spoke for more than an hour and 30 minutes, and his message was really focused around the general election, distinguishing himself from joe biden. he called the 4 years under joe biden, years of violence, of bloodshed and chaos. now of course, we know that's not true, violent crime is down around the country in cities, big and small, but if there's going to be an audience receptive to that kind of messaging, then of course it will be the audience here at cps, essentially, of the message that he was trying to get across here was that he was, he is the only thing standing between the american people and this, the scope, univision of great american decline of unchecked illegal immigration of runaway inflation of government overreach. now the other thing that he did quite a student, like i thought, was that he tied in this conce

use janelle to milan i looked at what some of the other stories making headlines. the us says, one of its naval destroyers is shot down at the ship. ballistic me is launched into the gulf of aging from a who really controlled area of human defense officials say the me saw was probably aimed at a fuel tank of the hoody rambles campaign targeting vessels. passing through the red sea to him from israel is by the police abuse both and canons to dispose of the government protesters intel to be called into the removal of prime minister benjamin netanyahu. the demonstration is one of the largest since the how most of the tanks of october 7 and his way the bombardment of guns over just following the body of alexi. no, bobby has been handed over to his mother according to his spokes person for the rational position later. no funeral detailed so think of the earlier this week and i found these mothers settle, thirties were refusing of a public. they ceremony. in the golden bab, the top prize at the building international film festival has been awarded. in the last few minute

janel has been working on the 5:00 pm news for us. >> i'm praying for a safer oakland. oakland faith leaders and the naacp are joining together. more businesses are leaving the city after repeated theft and break in. many chains have already left. small businesses have been affected even more. we have more on what they are calling for. >>> president biden is on his way to the bay area. the white house is only confirming that he is arriving on wednesday, but we find details about his trip, and where he plans to be. we will see you in just minutes, janel. >>> still to come, top stories as voted by you. also, a warm homecoming for the panda, pablo sandoval. he is attempting to return to the big leagues. you want to see who we are as americans? i'm peter dixon and in kenya... we built a hospital that provides maternal care. as a marine... we fought against the taliban and their crimes against women. and in hillary clinton's state department... we took on gender-based violence in the congo. now extremists are banning abortion and contraception right here at home. so, i'm run

i am janelle wang. >> and i am jessica. two years after a security guard was shot and killed protecting a news crew in oakland, the district attorney's office is filing new charges and that includes the person with the actual murder. that change in charges comes as news to the widow who has been pushing for harsher penalties. >> reporter: the three men accused of killing kevin during the attempted robbery of a tv news crew two years ago were back in a double and courtroom facing new charges including gang and gun enhancement, which would increase their prison time if convicted. >> i am very happy that all of that has been added but again it can be changed and that is what i am right about. is she going to stand by the word of that paper or will she change it again? i don't know. >> reporter: virginia is kevin's window. d.a. pamela price has been vocal on not overusing enhancements. that is why virginia spoke to the governor and state attorney general to's depth in and add gun enhancements. that is when she learned this. >>

. >> that is correct us, then, and 4:52 now, and we have more with janelle wang. >>> that's right.right turns at right lights, a ban that would apply to downtown and south of the market area. there are no turn on red signs in other neighborhoods. more how many are following the rules. >>> today we'll go back in time to discover the journey of the 49ers from candlestick park to levi stadium. it started with a simple letter. all of those an growing up, my parents wanted me to become a doctor or an engineer. those are good careers! but i chose a different path. first, as mayor and then in the legislature. i enshrined abortion rights in our california constitution. in the face of trump, i strengthened hate crime laws and lowered the costs for the middle class. now i'm running to bring the fight to congress. you were always stubborn. and on that note, i'm evan low, and i approve this message. >>> here are the top trending stories voted on by you. a floating tesla comes to the rescue. a tesla ended up in the water, and you can see a few seconds later that a sauna cruise passed by and spo

i am janelle wang. >> and i am jessica.fter a security guard was shot and killed protecting a news crew in oakland, the district attorney's office is filing new charges and that includes the person with the actual murder. that change in charges comes as news to the widow who has been pushing for harsher penalties. >> reporter: the three men accused of killing kevin during the attempted robbery of a tv news crew two years ago were back in a double and courtroom facing new charges including gang and gun enhancement, which would increase their prison time if convicted. >> i am very happy that all of that has been added but again it can be changed and that is what i am right about. is she going to stand by the word of that paper or will she change it again? i don't know. >> reporter: virginia is kevin's

. >> jessica and janelle, if there is anything i learned over the years, covering hundreds of stories of kindness, sometimes it doesn't take a lot to do something that means a lot. sometimes it's just going online to say hey, look what i found. the story began at a santa cruz thrift shop where one day last month between the women's blouses and bicycle helmets, a shopper found an old digital camera. a fujifilm. a real prize of fans of old digital cameras. but it was something else the shopper found that sparked his curiosity. hundreds of photos. who were they? that was the question pre-internet that wouldn't have found an answer. and we have the internet and the shopper has a reddit account. so he posted just a few of the photos asking if anyone recognized the people in them. just about three hours before someone responded, hey, that's me. >> my friends called me and her friend saw a photo of me on reddit with my mom. >> reporter: once they got a look at all the photos, it was clear the camera had belonged to her grandmother. among the treasure-trove of hundreds of photos, some dating

at one point last year he confessed on our janelle wang during a jailhouse interview.heduled to return to court april 19th. >>> a man accused in a string of violent attacks in the south bay was due in court this morning for a plea hearing. authorities arrested kevin parkana in june. this was after an alleged rampage spanning 20 miles. in it, he left there people dead, seven others injured across san jossy and milpitas. investigators say the former tech worker was armed with a knife, a kitchen knife, which he used to stab four of his victims and used it to carjack. he refused to show up for his previous court date and has a history of mental issues. >>> governor gavin newsom is under the microscope in connection to a new law set to take effect in april. that's when the minimum wage will grow to $24 an hour. a bloomberg report finds the law will include bake and sell their own bread and that includes panera bread which is run by billionaire franchisee greg flinn. flinn has a close relationship with newsom. in 2021 he donated $100,000 to help -- [ no audio ] >> -- campaig

janelle wang, nbc bay area news. >>> tonight we investigate what seems to be a growing trend. we're talking about gift card scams. our consumer investigator, cis chmurahr, >>> it has been more than a decade since a b.a.r.t. police officer was found guilty of shooting and killing oscar grant at an oakland station. and grant's mother has been trying to get her son's property back ever since. today she finally got it. alameda county district attorney pamela price gave reverend wanda johnson back two of her son's cell phones. the phones have been locked away in the d.a.'s evidence room since grant was killed in 2009. the officer who shot him was later convicted of involuntary manslaughter. johnson said she already knows from the investigation that the last photo taken on grant's phone is of the officer who shot him, pointing a taser at grant. grant's family said she were told by the past administration that the phones were lost among other phones in evidence. price says she'll establish new protocols for her office on returning personal property. one of the officers who shot him,

well, that would be a bigger show of solidarity. janelle do milan in washington. thank you. stand here to look at some other stories making headlines, a spokesperson for the late russian opposition leader alexei nevada only said that moscow has set an ultimatum for nevada and his mother to agree to a secret funeral. she has been given 3 hours to make her decision. should she not comply? russian authorities say that they will bury him in the penal colony where he died. spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has visited the site of a fire that killed at least 10 people after it's swept through to residential buildings. in valencia. firefighters are searching the scorched buildings for other victims. a woman who travel to syria as a teenager to join the as lubbock state group has lost her appeal against the british government's decision to revoke her citizenship. show me my big game, fled to syria 9 years ago when she was 15 to mary. and i us fighter, she now resides in a refugee camp there to the head of the un agency for palestinian refugees says that the situation h

and janelle, demo out in washington told me more about these latest sanctions. now the sanctions of course, are the single largest trains of sanctions imposed on russia in a single day since the worst started, as he said, and includes over $500.00 targets, including 2 of russia is biggest companies by revenue as a supplier of specialty steals, as well as a military logistics company, now it also aims to target the financial sector in the form of targeting, and that in a rush was national payment system. the point of the sanctions is also to cut into rushes, oil revenue as well as cranking crack down on the sanctions, evasion enablers around the world, in europe, in s and central asia and in the middle east. now of course saw these us sanctions come after that you has announced their own sanctions as well as the u. k. and the hope is really that this coordinated effort helps to slow down rushes warm machine out of time where ukraine is running out of munitions. and we've reached a stage of the war where both sides really do appear, doug and was due to is janelle

. >> i am janelle wang. >> i am garvin thomas. most races will decide which two candidates will move on to the general election in november, but there will actually be a winner declared by march 5th in the san jose mayor's race, nbc bay area's ian cole, has the story. >> reporter: they have two candidates, incumbent matt meehan, and challenger tyrone wade, and a retired marriage and family counselor, working in several city governments around the bay area. >> nothing has been done that i wanted to be done by the city government or the mayor or the city council. >> reporter: wade wants to perform reform child protective services and the police department he believes counselor should be the ones responding to domestic violence calls, not officers. wade says he also ran to homeless shelters and is qualified to handle the issue. >> there are 300 people living on the streets, dying every year. and it is an epidemic. we have to take care of those kinds of things, that my experience and training has prepared me to resolve. >> reporter: o

defense and financial sectors in the spring and the the way as to not allowing who is in washington dc. janelle tells more about these latest sections. so yeah, so earlier we actually her job, i didn't talk about these sanctions and a speech at the white house, he reiterated that the white house does blame of the kremlin for the death of alexis, of all need. and that the sanctions are in response to them. now the sanctions of course, are the single largest trains of sanctions imposed on russia in a single day since the worst started, as he said. and includes over $500.00 targets, including 2 of russia is biggest companies by revenue as a supplier of specialty steals, as well as a military logistics company. now it also aims to target the financial sector in the form of targeting and not in a rush was national payment system. the point of the sanctions is also to cut into rushes, oil revenue as well as cranking crack down on the sanctions. evasion enablers around the world in europe, in s and central asia and in the middle east. now, of course, saw these us sanctions come after that you has anno

and a lot of people in ukraine would agree with you on that allows the abilities janelle, and i'm alone in washington dc. thank you so much. and here's a quick look at some other stories making headlines around the world today. german lawmakers have just approved a bill that will legalize cannabis. people will soon be allowed to grow a few plants at home and possess up to 25 grams in public. a plan to end the 40 your band has faced resistance from some in the judiciary and law enforcement sectors as spokesperson for the late russian opposition leader. i'll explain a volume you said moscow has set an ultimatum for an of all his mother to agree to a secret funeral, which has been given 3 hours to make her decision. you should she not comply. russian authorities say they will bury him in the penal colony where he died. monthly spanish prime minister pedro sanchez has visited the site of a fire that killed at least 10 people after and swept through to residential buildings in valencia, firefighters, or searching the scorched buildings for other victims. germany's parliament has approve the

blocked by republicans, and a lot of people in ukraine would agree with you on that level data we use janelle, and i'm alone in washington dc. thank you so much. the european union has also impose sanctions on russia to hinder its ability to fund the war and ukraine. but a new report points out a major loophole. you know, we use brussels correspond inject power because more a oil tank is like, these are still bringing russian oil into the you did the criminal in 1100000000 your rose last year according to a new report by the n g, a global witness, a legal loophole is allowing russia to sell it soil in the you, the spice of sanctions from against impulse countries which have an impose sanctions on russian oil are able to import millions of barrels of russian crude oil. they refine them in those countries. and at the point that they've become a refined product, like fuel or diesel is no longer considered russian. and so this fuel is freely imported into the european union. they followed oil time to move months and delved into publicly available russian tax revenue. information in that research

and financial sectors in the spring and the the way as to now to allow in who's in washington dc. janelle tell us more about these latest sections. so yeah, so earlier we actually her job, i didn't talk about these sanctions and a speech at the white house, he reiterated that the white house does blame of the kremlin for the death of alexia volney. and that the sanctions are in response to them. now the sanctions of course, are the single largest trains of sanctions imposed on russia in a single day since the worst started, as he said, and includes over $500.00 targets, including 2 of russia's biggest companies by revenue as a supplier of specialty steals. as well as a military logistics company. now it also aims to target the financial sector in the form of targeting and not in a rush was national payment system. the point of the sanctions is also to cut into rushes, oil revenue as well as crank crack down on the sanctions, evasion enablers around the world, in europe, in s and central asia, and in the middle east. now of course saw these us sanctions come after that you has announced th

yeah, it's still a lot of unanswered questions that you're sure janelle, in washington. thank you. all right, let's get you up to speed though, and some of the other stories that are making headlines around the world. a woman in the us state of michigan has been found guilty of involuntary manslaughter in connection with the depths of 4 high school students who were shot dead by her teenage son. of this case, a scene is the 1st of its kind for holding parents responsible in connection with shooting deaths. prosecutors argue that the mother made the gun accessible at home to her child in the united states. it says that it is disappointed that hungary ruling party blocked a vote on sweden's bid to join nato, hunger res, prime minister, victor, or bon and his feed as party had been stalling stock homes, bid to join the hungry is now the only nato member that has not ratified sweetness, membership application mean the more you know, people for you. 6 people including 3 police officers, have been wounded in a shooting outside the court house. it is simple, a man and a woman opened fire

in supporting the war, including the defense and financial sector will break the resolve we use. janelle de malone told me more about these latest sanctions. so yeah, so earlier we actually her job. i didn't talk about the sanctions and the speech at the white house, he reiterated, but the white house does blame of the kremlin for the death of alexia volney, and that the sanctions are in response to them. now the sanctions of course, are the single largest trains of sanctions imposed on russia in a single day since the war started. as he said, had includes over $500.00 targets, including 2 of russia is our biggest companies by revenue as a supplier of specialty steals. as well as a military logistics company. now it also aims to target the financial sector in the form of targeting, and that in a rush was national payment system. the point of the sanctions is also to cut into rushes, oil revenue as well as crank crack down on the sanctions, evasion enablers around the world, in europe, in as in central asia and in the middle east. now of course saw these us sanctions come after that you h

dw is janelle, dom alone takes a look at the recent highs on those of biden's leadership and gives, have thoughts on what tools the republicans might use to try to take him down. there's a word that appear to have dropped out of president joe biden. speech is something he's to say all the time to find nomics is just another way of saying the american dream bite. and on the idea that biden studied an economy thrown off balance by the pandemic. and that big on the future with a non vicious infrastructure program. but it's so for gained little traction with voters. one just released pull shows that less than 40 percent of surveyed voters approve of the president's economic record and of his overall performance. and those are just some of the national issues of what some of his foreign policy choices are threatening his standing at home. here's unwavering support of israel's war against a moss. and the more than $27000.00 palestinians killed in the campaign is hurting his image, especially among young voters and providing ammunition with political element. but what donald trump will try to d

for more on the american perspective on the situation that school across the janelle do my own from a washington joke. it's good to see you. janetta the us says it will not support and it's very operation in the file. uh, have a more details and much so indeed we heard from both the white house and the state department today, both of them saying that washington will not back in a salt into rafa. earlier we heard from national security council spokesman john kirby saying that they had not seen any evidence about israel was in fact planning to do this. imminently never the last washington feels. it is important to warn that this would represent disaster, that this would represent terrible humanitarian effects. we are of course, talking about 1200000 people sheltering there. now it is not clear what for us would do at this point. if israel decided to proceed with such an incursion, but to the death toll in gaza approaching $28000.00 is anything to go by despite us and treaties, then we can probably tell at this point, it is probably fair to say that to the you that such a us and treaties

dw is janelle denali on in washington dc. tell me more about this new raft of us sections. to know these sanctions are in response for alexis, of all of these tests as well as russia's ongoing, a war on ukraine, which as we know is entering it's 3rd year. now this is the biggest round of sanctions imposed on a rough shot in a single day. since of the war started and then includes over $500.00 targets across. so russia's industrial defense sector and its financial sector. it includes, for example, 2 of a rush has biggest companies buy revenue, one military logistics company as well as a producer of specialty steals. so these are companies that are integral to all russians war effort. the sanctions are also targeting russia is financial sector by way of targeting its national payment system. it's also going after a prison officials that the u. s. says are linked to alike sandoval and the stuff as well as sanctions enablers around the world in europe, in the middle east and in asia. now this latest round of sanctions from the west comes after the e. u announced their own measu

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i'm janelle wang. the governor is cracking down on crime. it led to a wave of business closures.in policing efforts across the east bay. the added officers will be focused in oakland. in a statement, the governor calls the crime surge unacceptable. in a sitdown, the mayor told us the added help is a game changer. we will have more on that announcement in our evening news. we will have the full interview with the mayor tomorrow in our 7:00 a.m. online edition of "today in the bay." they touched on a number of issues, including 911 response times and the search for a new police chief. that interview tomorrow morning at 7:00 a.m. we will have more later this afternoon. >>> let's talk about our weather. the bay area cleaning up after that heavy storm this week. rain is off and on today. we will see sunshine. kari hall has the latest. we don't have kari right now. it's clearing out. there will be partly sunny skies. we could see more rain tomorrow as another storm from the north moves in. you can take a live look outside at san francisco and the golden gate bridge. you can see cloud c

i'm janelle wang. storm is drenching us. the bay area is dealing with the fallout from the heavier storm earlier this week. we are getting numbers on the power outages. ginger conejero saab is in daily city in one neighborhood that was in the dark for days. >> reporter: the lights are back on in this neighborhood. we are along oceanside and skyline here in daily city. this area was part of a wider outage. earlier in the day, it was orange on the map. that's no longer the case. not before several days of the power being out here in daily city. we spoke with one man from the neighborhood that said they tried to make the most of it. things got a little more difficult, especially with four children, when they were expecting the power to be restored only to be pushed back repeatedly. >> the first couple days was okay. it was like glamping, make the best out of it. started to get worse when we ran out of milk. couldn't use the microwave. couldn't heat the food. >> reporter: they are facing some challenges wh

janel king, as well as the state representative steven saints.ven, as a representative, as a minority, and to see georgia being under attack whether it was jim crow 2.0, removing the all star game, why are blacks and hispanics removing themselves from the democratic party right now? >> i appreciate that, lawrence. they have begun to see the tokism using is just that. as valuable as the bidenomics has made our dollar. there is nothing to it, we have shown in georgia like you mentioned what stacey abrams called jim crow 2.0, we have raised the rate that participation in our elections have come in. so, we have grown our party and we are not going to let those detracting statements come against us. >> lawrence: ms. king, when people think about atlanta, they think about the modern day black wall street. you have all the businesses, the culture here, why wouldn't the biden administration not try to get more programs in to only accelerate that? instead, they have been passing policies that hurt the people of atlanta. >> i know it's something that's hap

i am janelle wang. >> and i am terry mcsweeney. >> so, people want to know if elon musk committed fraud right before he bought twitter. elon musk and his lawyers have been given one week to give testimony. elon musk has refused to discuss his purchases of twitter. this comes from a judge granting the trinity to to grant a subpoena. they want to know if he committed securities fraud under sec rules. if anyone demands more than 5% of stock they have to disclose that within five days and elon musk did not. >> i don't see him as a victim. i see him as a dismissive person who chose to ignore the government. >> so, scott, you covered the twitter purchase. was there concern? i don't was controversial. was there concern about what he was doing? >> yes, sec looked at him closely . and as they said, if you buy more than 5% you have to disclose that within five days and he bought 5% than a % and then 9% and did not disclose that for several weeks and the sec has been trying to get him to testify since then as far as what is intentions were. this does mean he needs to find time to testify in the ne