either ring a bell or since is lost as of hugh. despite the war, both renata answered janna are optimistic about the future of the country. they're bringing their children into oil. they did of that. i believe that we will rebuild everything. i believe that ukrainians will be happy again. we will draw the right conclusions and never forget this time we're looking for that to happen. ukraine meets peace, and susanna knows she'll likely have to wait a long time for that. this is a reminder of our top story. the u. s. military has shot down an unidentified object over alaska, on orders from president joe biden. officials say it's the science of a car and pose a threat to civilian flights. it's not clear where the objects came from. what is life from berlin? business is coming up next. ah she's got, it's just a thought so crazy with.

ktvu jana katsuyama continues our live team coverage tonight in san francisco, janna. julie we're right on the corner of garfield park. i want to step aside so you can see some of the damage that is still here in the city tonight. there was a part of a tree that came down onto a pole, which then took down a whole mess of wires and cables. we understand that people are without power at this moment along this street. fortunately no one was injured here and in many other places around the city, but there were a lot of close calls. the massive tree at the corner of garfield square park came crashing down tuesday , turning utility and power lines into a tangled mess. the cars beneath were smashed. fortunately no one was inside, and then i came outside to see what was going on at the intersection, and there was a lot of them pg and e equipment. people nearby were among more than 7000 san francisco residents who lost power tuesday. san francisco street crews working into the night trying to catch up with all the calls for down trees on portrayal avenue near 24th street tree l

janna and christina. the arrest was announced late tonight posted on san francisco's deputy chief of investigations in the arson task force. he says the suspect has been booked for manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and two counts of child endangerment. the sound of drills and hammers echoed down 22nd avenue in san francisco, neighbors fixing broken windows and doors being boarded up after thursday's explosive blast and fire at a nearby house, sent shockwaves through the sunset district and left one person dead inside the home. chris who lives two doors down, returned friday morning from a 10 day cruise shocked to see the. her s home of 30 plus years had just been remodeled. now the structure and fireplace inside damaged the pails came out. they popped out. because the house shook ktvu captured video of firefighters loading large cylindrical tanks into a white box truck friday to transport evidence to the police crime lab . everybody saw the tanks coming out of the house. this is definitely something that'

like these hunting images from maria paul in the early phase of the invasion show. yet janna refuses to have her baby anywhere else. becky, if some of which had come from the beginning of the war, i never once thought about leaving ukraine, lily with leverage merchant was out. it is very hard for me to consider that question. even though i have an 8 year old daughter, i still couldn't leave. i didn't want her to see the war, but i feel calmer here. and i want to see how life is like in our country. i want to be close by, quote, more moms to be, are choosing to have their children in ukraine despite the risks, says one doctor at this hospital in western cave. during the 1st 3 months of the war, natalia coach must saw a drop in the number of patients a year into the fighting. things are slowly returning to normal. but now her job is about much more than just delivering babies. love will live like younger yet. we have seen patients with more complications during pregnancy or, or not with it even though they have complications related to birth and enormous stress. bringing alagood on beh

ktvu jana katsuyama joining us live from the scene tonight with the latest on this breaking story, janna quite a crazy night here for many of the people, particularly the people who live in this home in the crescent apartments, they said they were upstairs when they heard some gunshots ring out and some of the sound of a car that was accelerating. and then that car ended up going straight through the patio door windows into their living room. now we understand from police that there were two people who had gunshot wounds. they were taken by helicopter. one by helicopter , another by ambulance, take a look at video that we have from earlier where you can see the vehicle inside the house. police say that is the scene that they saw when they got here. one of the victims we understand was the driver of the vehicle and the other was a juvenile. we understand that that person might have been outside. they say all of this started around 7 22 this evening when they got a report about gunshots, they say it appeared to be a some people. people with a gun battle running along the sidewalk, and that

janna it has greg and take a look behind me. you can see this huge stack of snow that was pushed up by bulldozers. see it's like starting to ice over. that's because it's very cold here. if you take a look behind me, there are some lights but just down the road, it is dark. they have lost power since about last night, and some pg and e crews that came through here told me the roads back there are so snowy they can't get back there, so they are hoping to get power back on sometime tomorrow morning. but today all the way through sonoma county and up here and napa county. a lot of people were just bracing for what's still to come. it was a surprise. a snow flurry on friday turned wine country into a winter wonderland. since snow like this, it's probably been. since about early two thousand's snowflakes covered the slopes surrounding napa valley and across into sonoma county, and the cold snap meant the snow stock instead of melting, even at low elevations. highway 29 over mount st helena was closed due to snow and fallen trees and

live coverage now from ktvu jana katsuyama in san francisco with the very latest janna well, we're right outside the house that had the blast and the big fire just yesterday, this announcement came out on social media just in the past half hour and we are expecting more details from san francisco police. they're working to gather some information for a news release. so we will be keeping an eye on that. but certainly a lot of people up and down this block in the neighborhood who have been impacted by this as well as people mourning for that one person who was found dead here in the rubble. there are a lot of questions and they're hoping that this arrest brings some answers. the sound of drills and hammers echoed down 22nd avenue in san francisco, neighbors fixing broken windows and doors being boarded up after thursday's explosive blast and fire at a nearby house, sent shockwaves through the sunset district and left one person dead inside the home. chris who lives two doors down, returned friday morning from a 10 day cruise shocked to see the destruction. her own family's home of 30 plus

ktvu jana katsuyama joining us live now in the newsroom to explain janna. christina and greg. the securities and exchange commission had already sued musk in 2018 for making false statements about tesla, and he settled for some $20 million well, this trial was whether shareholders were harmed by those tweets. and today, the jury said no. at the federal courthouse in san francisco. the jury began deliberations about 12:30 p.m. friday, and in just about one hour, the nine member jury reached a verdict declaring elon musk, the ceo of tesla, not guilty of securities fraud, appeared in court for the closing arguments and did not speak to the media as he left the courthouse friday afternoon , attorneys for tesla stockholders stopped very briefly outside to talk with media. examining options. the plaintiff's attorney said they were disappointed with the verdict. tesla shareholders had sued musk, saying they lost billions of dollars in 2018 when musk made statements on twitter that he had funding secured to take his tesla electric vehicle company private at $420 a share . the lawyer f

ktvu is jana katsuyama has been following the latest developments for us tonight in the newsroom, jannall julian mike, we have learned that the boy is expected to recover from this attack. take a look at this map, and it shows you where this happened. it was about 6 50 this evening in an unincorporated part of san mateo county, about nine miles south of half moon bay. we talked with the san mateo county sheriff's office tonight. they tell us that they received a call about the mountain lion atta tunisia's crk road. here is video that we have just received from that area. it is a very rural, very mountainous part of san mateo county. deputies say they arrived at the scene but say they were unable to find the mountain lion. the sheriff's office says the child was taken to a trauma center. he has been treated now for puncture wounds . san mateo county sheriff christina corpus released a statement saying. in part, our coastal community has endured so much these past few weeks. our entire agency is saddened of this news. and since many warm wishes to the child for a speedy and full recovery,

janna well certainly got a lot more interesting tonight. senator ber broker in washington have launcd open challenges with congresswoman katie porter of orange county being the first to announce a bid in january and by deciding to stay through her term and not resign. feinstein sets up an election that is wide open with no incumbent. california senator dianne feinstein brought speculation to an end tuesday on her official website, she said. i am announcing today i will not run for re election in 2024, but intend to accomplish as much for california as i can through the end of next year when my term ends. feinstein has served more than 30 years in the senate, a powerful figure, but the 89 year old democratic icon began facing challenges in recent years from within the younger ranks of the party. we were already starting to see candidates announced their bids. katie porter and adam schiff. and so i think that was in a sense of signal to senator feinstein that you know she needs to make a decision. uc berkeley political science professor eric

janna julian mike, i spoke with some employees who are coming out of work day today. they did not want to comment on camera, but said it was very difficult learning about cutbacks impacting their colleagues. they received a letter last night with the news. san francisco based splunk announced job cuts wednesday yet another in a long string of tech company layoffs this year, splunk sent a letter to the securities and exchange commission announcing the cuts that could impact an estimated 325 employees, a company spokeswoman said in a statement. splunk regularly assesses how our resources aligned to the evolving needs of our business. we've made the difficult decision to reduce our team by approximately 4% mostly in north america. the need for the staffing is not as it's robust that's originally thought by this company. and so there you know, paring down some of the, uh over hiring enrique lopez lira, a labor economist with uc berkeley's labor center, says the increase in interest rates also has an impact. the cost of borrowing has gone up quite a bit. a lot of those pro

since thursday, janna. mike and heather. i don't know if you can see this, but it just started coming down. we're getting snow. it's kind of an icy, uh, icy snow that we're getting right now. here in angwin. i didn't even have time to run and get a hat or eight an umbrella. but if you look behind me, too, you can see how cold it still is that this snow that's been piled here. since last thursday has not had much of a chance to melt and many people are trying to weather the storm in the cold without power. snow continued falling monday in napa county, turning snowy slopes into mountains of misery. for some people who have spent four days with no power. the power went off thursday, and we haven't had it since. for luann best. the stress is enough to break her heart. my mom's on oxygen. she um, is on hospice. and the biggest thing for me is making sure that she has oxygen says they started running a generator to power. her mother linda's oxygen machine extension cords running through the open door to her bedroom. my bedroom was

janna san francisco supervisor hillary ronen is calling for legalizing sex work as the city's take steps to address problems stemming from prostitution on capp street in the mission district. supervisor ronan introduced a board resolution to ask state lawmakers to introduce a bill to make sex work legal now ronan says the effort she supported to put up barriers to stop cruising and strengthen police presence are only short term strategies, she said. legalization in other countries has reduced trafficking, improved working conditions and reduced violence. a new proposal would withdraw sanctuary city protections in san francisco from undocumented immigrants convicted of trafficking fentanyl. the legislation comes from supervisor matt dorsey. he calls the proposal a common sense update to current sanctuary policies, dorsey says it will reflect the gravity of the crime that claims more than nine times as many lives as homicide in the city time now, 408 quarter arrangements set for tomorrow for the man accused of the mass shootings and half moon bears. charnley jowl is facing seven counts of

janna popular hair care brand is being sued by more than 30 women across the country. the lawsuit claims all appliques products caused hair loss, brittle hair, breakage, bald spots and scalp irritation. plex is widely available in beauty stores and online, according to the lawsuit . complex products contain a chemical that's often used as a perfume and cosmetics. the company is denying the claims and says independent tests prove the allegations are false. time is now 405 new this morning a power outage at new york's jfk airport, one of the nation's busiest airports, and it's causing major flight delays around the country. jfk's terminal one is closed after a fire yesterday caused electrical problems and the work continues to get that power back on. there are also trying to help stranded passengers. hey traveling. i used to love it. but now i hate it was like, yeah, it's gonna take a while and i was like it's going to take a whole day and he was like, yeah, roughly. there's that huge long line and she's just call the travel agent, so that's how we're dealing with it. no

janna and friends have set up a donation website to help her family with medical expenses and to help keep the bakery open. oakland police still hope the community will call with any tips to help catch the suspects. time now 407 during the night, elon musk, the ceo of twitter, appeared to support a congressional hearing where three former twitter executives were grilled by republicans must tweeted the woke stassi felt the heat. seemingly referring to yesterday's hearing by the house oversight committee. the former twitter executives were accused of centering conservative speech and helping democrats suppressed several new york post stories about hunter biden's laptop leading up to the 2020 presidential election. twitter censorship of a news article that shed light on joe biden involvement in his family's suspicious business deals. i was not aware of and certainly did not engage in any conspiracy or other effort to do anything unethical, improper or unlawful while while i was at twitter, former twitter executive testified that in 2019, the trump white house asked them to remove a tweet

janna san jose's new mayor says he is ready to get to work on issues including crime, education and the housing crisis . best no city is a better place to be than san jose. matt mehan had a ceremonial inauguration last night after taking office at the end of december. in his speech, he addressed some of the issues he wants to tackle and talked about adopting a common sense approach to things like homelessness. people at the event said. they're looking forward to seeing what he will do as mayor. i'm excited to see what he has to say and what he's planning to do. um programs that he's trying to get going in the city. his office has shown that they wanted to put put forth some of these issues that we brought up problems at the shelter is having the shelter has been in crisis for years when we get back, mayor mehan also said he wants to bring more transparency and support to the san jose police department and plans to work with the state to address affordable housing. and mental healthcare time now for 17 black history month is being celebrated by the oakland school district. and last night