julie. >> julie: jonathan serrie. thank you.or eric adams announced he will double police presence on subways after this week's mass shooting in brooklyn. other democrats and the liberal media are pushing back. recent headlines. increasing police presence on the subway didn't prevent brooklyn mass shooting. adding more won't increase public safety, either. making the subway safer with fewer police. former governor andrew cuomo did plan to expand police patrols by 20%. congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez and other liberal democrats pushed back saying andrew cuomo should improve mta rather than go on cop hiring spree. joy reed tore into the mayor's decision tweeting this. black and brown passengers would likely bear the brunt of treatment ranging from rude to rough. even before the mass shooting transit crimes had surged up 68% over the past year alone. we've got our power panel now. matt schlapp and richard fowler. thank you so much for talking to us. when crime is up and people say, matt, reduce police presence, i can't possi

you took the exception of measures in july, according to the article 80. for example, if you see this article 80, you can understand that he can't do souls, the parliament and the parliament messed and maintain in session till the next election. so it's so good looks you can't use both articles 80 and 72. at the same time while you wait. he declared already a state of emergency. so i think these binding books is really i, we are witnessing really this part of the key in the gymnasium suite who are today divided more than ever between the lock with him and against the president bus. but mostly the, both political parties are against him. and he's really facing a big opposition today should have. how specifically does president sa, you'd want to remake the political system in tunisia? is it just that he wants a presidential system? does he want to grab more power? does he want to lessen the power of parliament? and just expand executive powers. what is his vision going forward? i a, a, a, a, a, a, a say, whether the position or the day more of a or a but a y

we have is with us trials, julie and teddy.s can you can you tell us who you voted for and why? four emmanuel macron, you voted for and why? four emmanuel macron. because _ you voted for and why? four emmanuel macron, because it _ you voted for and why? four emmanuel macron, because it was _ you voted for and why? four emmanuel macron, because it was a _ you voted for and why? four emmanuel macron, because it was a vote - macron, because it was a vote against marine le pen. five years ago, i was involved in the macron campaign but now, it has beenjust a decision to be clearly against the far right and to avoid to have a future dictator.— far right and to avoid to have a future dictator. julie, yours are vital macron, _ future dictator. julie, yours are vital macron, do _ future dictator. julie, yours are vital macron, do you _ future dictator. julie, yours are vital macron, do you fear - future dictator. julie, yours are vital macron, do you fear what | future dictator. julie, yours are i vital macron, do you fear what is futur

in july 20 21, the president sacked the prime minister and froze the parliament.opponents accused him of staging a coup. but he has argued he acted legally to rescue the country. during protests against him, he announced in september that he would rule by decree. this allowed him to appoint policy members and put aside parts of the constitution. in january of this year, he initiated an online consultation to draft a new constitution, but he hasn't involved any political or civil society groups. let's go ahead and bring in our guest and tunis, we have a journalist. in cyprus, associate professor in the department of international relations at cyprus international university, and also in tunis, and also -- welcome to you all and thanks for joining us today on inside story. just how fragile is democracy in tunisia i think the decision by -- >> i think the decision by them is shaken and this is a big threat that we build a decade ago. today, people are frustrated because they are waiting for real measures, economic reforms. i think tunisia, yesterday, needs more econo

in july 2021 presence, i had sacked the prime minister and froze the parliament. his opponents accused him of staging a qu, but sigh, it has argued he acted legally to rescue the country. during protests against him, sired announced in september that he'd rule by decree. this allowed him to appoint cabinet members, set policy and put aside parts of the constitution. in january this year, he initiated an online consultation to draft a new constitution, but he hasn't involved any major political or civil society groups. all right, let's go ahead and bring in our guess in tunis. we have journalists, robert, by the way, in nicosia, in cyprus months of hud, lot associate professor in the department of international relations at cyprus, international university, and also into his political commentator. should he for a callback, welcome to you all and thanks for joining us today. busy on inside story, robert, let me start with you today. just how fragile is democracy in tunisia right now. i think we the latest. this is a decision taken. baby, a judy says democracy is a r

in july and skip the july 21 meeting and can't start until september.they say that actually you could hike in july, which must imply you change the guidance again stop in june which is not q-3 or do a half month. you have four meetings in play. kate lin: ok. kailey-ily: , it's only last week we were talk -- last week? arend: we are rethinking it by the day. after last meeting we had two hikes, september to december. now we need -- if they go in july rethink. the other thing it signals is more urgency -- if you have a gap between june and september to do the first one it implies you are at a pace. if you are going on an off quarter meeting. the quarterly projection meetings in july. then basically all the meetings are in play. we'll have to go back to the drawing board. anna: christine saying it's going to depend on the data. she warned in that same statement of upside risk to inflation. how large do you think that upside risk is? arend: the what is happening at the corporate level inel in investm? anna: move towards the united states. you said in passin

.— starts in late july.tarts in late july. we will hold you to that because you've - starts in late july. we will hold | you to that because you've now starts in late july. we will hold - you to that because you've now made a prediction, which is a terrible thing to do. staying with you, nigel, because this is your paper, we moved from the prime minister to the chancellor. what's this about? this is about a swanepoel he's built at his home in north yorkshire. he's been doing a lot of renovation work there, he's got a gym there, as well. the £30,000 is the cost of just heating it, which would be 6.5 times the actual energy bill that other people are paying. there's one local trader quoted in the story saying he thinks the whole thing is a disgrace, and he thinks that the swimming pool should be filled with mud. i think the real problem is once you start flaunting your wealth as a chancellor who's been increasing taxes, it goes down incredible he badly. and of course, we've had the problems over his wife's tax

in july 1945 machine guns police dogs. we were rather taken aback by all the russian counter intelligence service, smash, imprisoned us behind a barbed wire. rid army soldiers who had returned from german captivity were deemed a security risk and sent to soviet filtration camps. some were condemned to serve in the red armies penal battalions where they were forced to live and work under terrible conditions for stolen the glorious workers and peasants. red army was a thing of the past. he had come to fear the armed forces as a threat to his cult of personality. the soviet dictator would share the glory with nothing and no one, not even the army that had defeated germany. by december 1947 stolen had imposed a series of measures intended to put the red army in its place. may, 9th, celebrated as the day of victory over national socialism was abolished as a holiday privileges for decorated veterans were also abolished. marshall gail gives you cove the illustrious war hero of stalingrad had also fallen from grace the pretext was

the guardian says it can reveal _ before july. the guardian says it can reveal that _ before july. _ before july. the guardian says it can reveal that former house - before july. the guardian says it - can reveal that former house jeremy hunt warned website would not support mous to delay the inquiry. this is what the government was trying to do at the start of the day but abandoned it apparently because they didn't have enough support from mps to do that. in the guardian said hunt sending an e—mail to constituents that he found the fines issue tojohnson and rishi sunak, "quite shocking and disappointing. obviouslyjeremy hunt is a potential leadership candidate for that if it comes to that. rishi sunak is been long a potential candidate if it comes to it. is the conservative party in real disarray at the moment, do you think? or will they come together behind johnson but these elections ahead? trio but these elections ahead? fir? shocked and disappointed to see jeremy hunts subjects he is running. it's politics after all. and is sean pointed out there it's not really the process of

july 3? >> chief scott: july 3 was when the internal affairs case was assigned, but when it came to my attention, that's when they were taken out. >> vice president elias: oh, they were taken out before the case assignment date? >> chief scott: it could have been july 2 or 1 or so when i found out about it and hoarded them out of the field. >> vice president elias: and they were assigned to d.o.c.? >> chief scott: nonpublic contact, either records or d.o.c. >> commissioner hamasaki: one final question. were brady procedures met at this point in time? >> chief scott: it does go to the brady committee. they evaluate it, and if it meets the criteria and is appropriate, the district attorney's office is notified. >> commissioner hamasaki: so the d.a.s office was notified for any open cases that these officers were involved in? >> chief scott: the way that works is when we make a notification that there's brady material, the d.a.s office does what they need to do for those items, but our office is

julie, elaine powell.elightful peace, she's threat musk is a free speech absolutist who will urge people who are harassed to have thicker skin. she sounds like twitter is a support group. does she overestimate musk's influence on twitter do you think? >> first of all, i agree in the sense you should have skin if you are on social media but it's interesting because those who need the thickest of thick skin are conservative and are rich people controlling social media, conservatives, no they are not so it's very convenient that someone who got a lot of money in charge of social media is telling the rest of us to have thick skin when they are not the ones under attack when it comes to twitter and facebook and so forth. >> she's writing in the washington post which is owned by jeff basis who the second biggest billionaire in the world after elon musk. acute company there. sean, twitter asked for trouble when a band trump while allowing ccp three rain and when they locked the new york post to account for report

not at all. >> reporter: our investigation discovers julie moon is not alone.numerous victims and attorneys for victims who say they could not get public police reports in a timely fashion. both from accident victims and attorneys, two of the most problematic agencies for long waits and public records patrol two of the biggest cities in the bay area, oakland and san francisco. >> since covid, we had a number of cases with delays and getting the reports that we need. attorney calloway had been representing victims since 1987 including a hit-and-run that took the life of gregory, last year, a father killed on mother's day. >> they told us no report is available. through a back channel we have been provided a copy of the report. >> reporter: calloway never seen the system as backlogged as it has been the last two years. some of his clients lost their jobs because their cars have been wrecked and they can't get to work. insurance won't pay to fix the car without a police report. >> if that lane is broken or heavily delayed -- it is justice delay. >> reporter: to se

i'm cristina rendon julie julie haener. in addition to that court appearance, sacramento police have arrested two more men in connection with sunday's shooting 27 year old smiley martin was taken into custody today charged with illegal possession of a firearm and possession of a machine gun. martin's brother, 26 year old dondre martin, who was in court today has also been charged with assault with a firearm and illegal possession of a firearm . he is currently in the hospital with gunshot wounds and 31 year old davion dawson was arrested late yesterday. charged with being a prohibited person in possession of a firearm. police do not believe the gun he had was used in the shooting. we have live team coverage tonight. ktvu heather holmes has learned more about each of the six people killed in that attack, but we begin with ktvu demagogues who joins us now live from the newsroom with new details on the suspects as well as what we've learned from sacramento's district attorney, emma julie i'm told by a close friend of smiley ma

the july chances have on the economy. the july changes are — have on the economy.rtant - have on the economy. the july| changes are important because from july the likelihood is that if you earn up to £35,000 a year you will probably end up paying less than you did yesterday, up until today's changes, anyone earning more will be paying more national insurance. that is important, because lower earning people pay a greater proportion of their income on energy and it is about the timing, pushing back against the chancellor, the chancellor said this is about the timing because we are all facing higher energy bills costs, higherfood bills and if you think about it, employers do, those in the food sector, paying higher prices, for wheat, vegetable oil, because of the crisis around the black sea because of the war in ukraine this timing of this extra tax is an extra burden. and also the cost of borrowing is going up as well month with the bank of england raising interest rates and, for businesses who have had to borrow quite a bit that is another expense for them to consi

i'm andre senior julie julie haener. let's get right to the radar and our chief meteorologist bill martin, who is tracking it all for us tonight, bill. yeah that's right , julie. we've got a system coming through right now. the heaviest rain has been over the last hour and a half on this pull away view. you can see you get a vibe for what's going on. here is the first wave right here. that swept through over the last hour hour and a half something like that, maybe two hours, and then this is a more powerful wave the secondary wave that's going to come through after midnight into the early morning hours tomorrow. this could generate some thunderstorms, not they'd be widely scattered, but what it will generate as some more significant heavy rainfall. we've already seen up to a half inch of rain to an inch of rain in the marine county area up in the hills there and other places like the oakland hills three quarter 3/10 of an inch of rain quarter of an inch something in that range, so we've had a really nice little run of ra

not at all. >> reporter: our investigation discovered julie moon is not alone. we talked to numerous victims and attorneys for victims who say they cannot get public police reports in a timely fashion. according to a list of complaints our investigative unit compiled both from accident victims and from attorneys, two of the most problematic agencies for long waits for public records also patrol two of the biggest cities in the bay area, oakland and san francisco. >> since covid, we've had a number of cases with really undue delays in getting the report that we need. >> reporter: attorney boone callaway has been representing injury victims since 1987, including a hit-and-run case that took the life of gregory turnidge in oakland last year, a father killed on mother's day. >> they officially told us no report is available. through a back channel, we've been provided a copy of a report that for all the world looks final us to. >> reporter: callaway says he has never seen the system as backlogged as it's been during the last two years. some of his clients have lost

i'm julie julie haener cristina rendon public health officials say the movie is added of abundance of caution, since cases are increasing nationwide and more people are traveling. ktvu elissa harrington spoke to travelers about the decision. it was a busy afternoon at the mill break. transit station. passengers masked up before hopping on caltrain or bart. federal transportation mask mandate was set to expire monday. but now the centers were disease control and prevention extended it through may 3rd in response to an increase in the spread of covid 19. i don't like to do it. but if we have to wear it, just wear it and don't complain. the mask requirement is for public transit. this means airplanes, trains, busses and at transit hubs. in a statement on the cdc website, the agency explained. the cdc mask order remains in effect, while cdc assesses the potential impact of the rise of cases on severe disease, including hospitalizations and deaths. and healthcare system capacity makes sense to me given that we're in a very dynamic situation right now in hong and infectious disease speciali

16, and alena gave birth to the twenty-ninth of july.n she arrived home with a little white girl, gulsina, no suspicions arose, and skat baimurzin passionately loved his youngest daughter and did not give offense to anyone. he also said this. i'm the second wife, it can. he was the son of my son's yurt, he says, it seems, he also said, the light was also, and he speaks to my son, he also says it seems, he said so in the ninety-third year, vasily's husband died, and after 2 years, valentina's husband anatoly came to her house with his mother every year. he increasingly suspected that his wife had worked up her daughter alena and wanted to look at the twelve-year-old, gulsina. mom left. i ran after my mom. here they are, something , yes, yes, as if i don’t remember what questions they were talking about there, i don’t remember. i remember that they came and talked. well, i kind of said, mom, i'm yours, that's all. she told me, yes, you didn’t remember our gulsina this incident, until she wrote to her on the internet, the eldest daughter of

i'm cristina rendon and i'm julie julie haener. however any bit of rain helps and is welcome and we saw some drizzle. today we have live team coverage of today's rain system. meteorologist roberto gonzalez will tell us about how much rain we got today . but first ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now live in oakland with more on our water shortage, janet julie water agency officials statewide met today to talk about the message that they need to get out to consumers, and the bottom line is get ready for more conservation efforts because we are just seeing the driest winter in state history. the ring showering down on the pavement and plants this week is welcome, but not enough rainy weather we're experiencing across the bay today. is not going to make a difference in a bad drought that is worsening by the month, california's secretary of natural resources, wade crow. foote, was in san jose this thursday and issued a warning. we have had the driest first three months. of any year in the state's history, the california department of wa

hmm what to the american slave is your fourth of july. i answer. a day that reveals to him more than all other days in the year the gross injustice and cruelty to which he is the constant victim. to him you're celebration is a sham. you're boasted liberty and unholy license. that's a very powerful document and it's a powerful speech. something important about the documents again. is that students when they're reviewing a document especially when they're writing the dbq is to look at the source line. who is the author? when is the author writing or saying what is in the document? and so what you see here? is frederick douglass who students should be familiar with and should immediately call to mind the abolitionist movement before the civil war. and the essential part that frederick douglass played in that movement. and so here you have a former enslaved african-american frederick douglass. who? has become through the publication of his narrative and through his public speaking has become a well-known figure for the abolitionist movement to establis

i'm christina were don't and i'm julie julie haener. just a short time ago, authorities revealed the identity of the man they are looking for 62 year old frank james james has addresses in wisconsin and philadelphia and so far, police are calling him a person of interest in connection with this case. ktvu s heather holmes joins us now with the latest on the investigation of new details being released within the last hour or so. julie 23 people were injured in this attack. 10 of them were shot. police say five of those shooting victims are in critical condition, but the good news is all of them are expected to survive. now. just a few minutes ago, police said that the gunman fired 33 times inside that subway car. and as you mentioned , a massive manhunt is underway for the shooter. yeah. of that video shows the dramatic and chaotic moment that the subway pulls into the 36th street station in brooklyn at about 8:30 a.m. local time, police say a gunman wearing a gas mask first set off a smoke canister in one of those subway cars. and then

they could be as early as july.ket is broadly expecting but some people thinking about where the ecb goes next. let me show you the sector breaking down bread the sector differences really explains everything. outperformance in other markets. basic resources down by 2.4%. we were particular cautious of what they are doing in south america and as a result of that, a disappointment in production. technology, which is interesting in the face of the weakness we've seen intact, technology and europe looking very different just underlining once again if you needed that underlining the tech sector here with always see in the united states. let me tell you what's going on on a few spot -- few stocks specific. heineken and credit suisse, yes they had evian water doing well. partly due to that but also because of the talk of mn day. they said in response to that like all the parts of the business, heineken up by 5%. that's the good news of today's earning story. even if that means slightly worrying paying more for the drinks

julie: the u.k. been trying as much as they can to de-escalate but also support ukraine through military aid. what would perhaps change that is if there was a deployment of a tactical nuclear weapon or chemical weapon. it is expected there would be more of a robust response but the alliance up until this point has been so committed to trying not to get boots on the ground and get this actually becoming a broader conflict. it will be difficult to find that balance if something like chemical weapons are used. tom: professor norman, thank you so much. breaking news. part of this is that the cosmodrome in the far east of russia, mr. pruden the -- putin the first sighting i've seen in ages, meeting with mr. lukashenko. it is clearly stage-managed by mr. putin's people with a russian flag in the background. back to the inflation report and what has not happened in the last 24 hours, yields explode higher, 2.80% on the 10 year but the real yield didn't move so we've got the nominal yield exploding up and th

julie bell. some magic and behind the scenes camp jason appelbaum raymond ritter of the warriors, jason and, yeah, special guest from michigan, fred english face. yeah is back and spend their 23 23. yeah and he looks great, and i'm using him as my role model for retirement because he looks fantastic and rested and. you know, i'm really speechless. i mean, i thought i once in your life that's true. god you know, alright. the boys in the newsroom had a running bet about me. crying or not 27 years, i couldn't be more grateful you and i have had nothing but a fun partnership. the whole time. i watch your kids grow up and hear their hours. adults now yours and there's gonna who is going to when i when we talk about gladys knight and the pips or or when we talk about rolling and martin's laugh in who is going to know about that, now that you're not here? yeah yeah, i'm not sure about we get a lot of blank stares from the youngsters. we bring up certain you know, tv shows, you know, my mother the car? y

i'm cristina rendon and i'm julie julie haener disputes at the camps leading to shootings and violent attacks. new attend tonight. ktvu is amber lee joins us now live from oakland with how city leaders are responding, amber. julia spoke with the city council member who represents that district. she says that she and the city have to do better. now the music studio owner tells me the problems have gotten steadily worse in the past six years. oh, look, there's the acs shows me the pickaxe that was used by a homeless man in an attack sunday morning shortly before 10 30. the incident was captured on surveillance camera . i saw one of our one of the folks over here. um run across the street with a pickaxe and start smashing the car with somebody in it. the incident took place just outside the sound wave studios on wood street in west oakland. he suspects that the violence stem from a dispute with the person inside the car. the case, he says, encampment fires, drug dealing and people dumping stolen vehicles in the area are ongoing problems they can't endanger. ah people in the city people h

i'm andre senior, and i'm julie julie haener. as many as 20,000 people are expected to head to hippie hill tomorrow. live coverage now from ktvu jana katsuyama in the city with a look at how this year's celebration will be different from years past, janna well, julian andre, take a look behind . you can see they are getting the stage ready for the performances that start at 12 noon tomorrow. but as you mentioned there is one big changes here, and that is they are going to have vendors selling marijuana products so no one under the age of 21 will be allowed in. for some people, the grass is always greener at hippie hill on 4 24 20 tomorrow, so i think everyone just going to come out and have a good time, you know, this year, 20 marijuana celebration is returning to golden gate park and community organizers spent all day tuesday, setting up the main stage and tents were more than 40 sponsors. merchant booths and food trucks will be set up for wednesday's celebration. we have basically 24 hours to get this done, the organizer says.

good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes and i'm julie julie haener. this happened in san jose in the area of lacresha avenue and taj drive, not far from uraba boy in a high school. that's where police say a student shot. another student, ktvu. south bay reporter jesse gary, live at the scene with the details. jesse julie san jose police continue searching for a second shooting suspect in connection with today's crime that act the fourth stretching all the way back to last weekend prompted some parents to come here and pick up their children early. lifting through your mind when you heard about this, of course, here fear i know my child this year, my only kid, so i rushed out here from work trying to get my kid oscar garcia, one of several parents waiting anxiously outside the gates of your high school thursday. san jose police investigators say around 10:45 a.m. a student walked to the school, telling administrators he had been shot by another student. police officers quickly came into the area. right now. i can also confirm that we have at least one

hello again, everyone i'm julie julie haener senior. they called on the city council to allow new management to take over the track. new tonight. ktvu sema gas joins us live with more on their message, emma andre and julie families tell me their kids live and breathe bmx racing , but right now they're caught in the middle of a power struggle that's preventing them from racing. bmx is big business in santa clara, home to one of the top ranked tracks in the country in the past six years, its popularity has jumped to heights no one expected and the track grosses a quarter million dollars a year. we've gone from about 50 kids coming out three times a week to now, our throughput in a year is about 23,000 people that are coming out to the track. economic impact in the millions of dollars, but in recent weeks the track managed by the santa clara police activities league or pal has been closed. the reason parents and volunteers say is money. paypal wants usa bmx national sanctioning body to pay a lot more money from the track to hold races and

i'm andre senior julie julie haener. it is not just rain. the sierra is expecting significant snow as well. let's go straight to chief meteorologist bill martin with a look at the current conditions, bill. yeah you hit it right on the head, julie. we are going to see some significant snow in the mountains. by the time we get to friday night, they could see three ft. of fresh snow for us. the rain's been coming down pretty heavy in the last hour or so in san francisco and parts of oakland. there's this system, squeaky sweeping through. it's kind of a two part of this is the first wave and then another wave comes through later on tonight after midnight and kind of lingers into the early morning hours. so this is live radar. take a peek at what we see up close. you see the yellows representing the heavier rainfall out along the peninsula in these cells were seeing rainfall rates. of up to a half inch of rain an hour, even an inch of rain an hour in this year about an inch of rain an hour out east or west of portola valley.

i'm greg lee and i'm julie julie haener. major airlines were quick to make mass optional ktvu elissa harrington joins us now live in our newsroom after speaking with airline passengers today and alyssa, many say they're divided on whether now is the time to drop the mask. well that's right . there's certainly a lot of opinions out there and some confusion. the mask mandate was supposed to be in place for another two weeks but was abruptly lifted so some people found out while sitting on their flights. traveling is about to look a lot different. a u. s. district judge voided and national mask mandate on airplanes and mass transit. now airports and airlines can make their own decisions about face coverings ready to take mine off . so whatever they tell me, i can i will alaska air, delta, united and southwest have all lifted their mask requirements at mineta, san jose and the oakland international airport. masks are now optional for both travelers and employees. at sfo . they are still required while officials wait for guidance

operational report of the nkvd of the ussr, the situation in the russian regions of estonia dated july 5 , 1940, at the rally, peasants came from nearby villages in an organized manner with red flags singing soviet songs in izborsk, there was a case when a local peasant woman called on the population to immediately join the soviet union and rob local merchants, however , there were no less dissatisfied. mostly among the representatives of the indigenous peoples of estonians, latvians or tortovites, expressing their protest. they put badges in the form of national flags into their buttonholes, and women walked through the streets with bouquets of white flowers. so they showed that they do not recognize the color red. the baltic lands became part of the russian empire in the 18th century following the results of the northern war and the third partition of the commonwealth, they were called the ostsey region, which, in turn, was divided into three provinces - estonian lefla and courland adjoined to them, kovno and vilna provinces, which included lands modern lithuania ozdeisky region. it

i'm julie julie haener andre senior . but a reservoirs are getting an added boost with this latest system. the space are pretty decent downpour today. this was the scene in martinez this afternoon. the wet weather, sending water down the streets of this neighborhood before running off into storm drains. that area also saw some hail. small pellets bounced off cars and roads in the east bay, even creating a white dusting in the backyard of one of our ktvu photographers, and the latest system brought a heaping helping of snow to the sierra. this is video from the tahoe donner community. that area looking more like a winter wonderland, the spring snow covering trees and yards around the neighborhood there. palisades tahoe also got a lot of snow on the upper mountain officials say they've received more snow in april than they did in november , january, february and march. combined we have team coverage of the weather despite the rain , ktvu jana katsuyama will tell us about the new water restrictions that east bay communities

i'm cristina rendon and i'm julie julie haener.aw some drizzle. today we have live team coverage of today's rain system. meteorologist roberto gonzalez will tell us about how much rain we got today . but first ktvu is jana katsuyama joins us now live in oakland with more

janna julie. white house says new sanctions against russia are intended to hit close to home for president putin targeting his own daughters and also blocking russia's largest bank meeting. with two thirds of that sector frozen russia is now in danger of defaulting on its loans. images from the outskirts of kiev in the village of ovary showed the continued shelling of civilian cites a photo of a boy in bhutan next to his mother's grave and ukraine southern city of mariupol reduced to ruins, its mayor said wednesday. the death toll is more than 5000 civilians. another 160,000. people are estimated to be trapped by the fighting with humanitarian aid reportedly blocked by russian forces were going to keep raising the economic cost and ratchet up the pain for putin. president biden announced. the united states and europe are piling harsher sanctions on russia, seizing assets of more top russian figures, including vladimir putin's two grown daughters. and blocking russia from paying bills with us curre

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many stopped to death beginning in mid july 1941, the if it started to come to the camp. there they selected people who the nazi themed, undesirable elements, jews, communist and intellectuals was systematically executed. ah in mid october 1941, the germans were 200 kilometers from moscow. the city was holding its breath. the winter came early that year, which gave the soviets some breathing room. darlin used the opportunity to burnish his image. on november 7th, 1941. the anniversary of the revolution he organized the big parade. that's not the middle of june, especially when it was really nice awe patriotism, an almost forgotten feeling. now had soviet citizens firmly in its grip and helped restore them with hope. philosophy, student, grigory, pomeranz recalled. my heart was full of joy. it throbbed violently. every one felt all the hearts of others pounding as well. my mind seemed to turn off. the collective will took over. on november 15th 1941. the very marked arrived at the gates of moscow only 20 kilometers from the kremlin. but ice and snow slowed, the german adva

beijing approves the first videogame licenses since july.nese stocks under pressure at the open, extending to sessions of losses already despite the wake japanese -- the week japanese yen. this as we continue watching jgb 10 year yield. will the central bank come in and carry out purchasing operations? would it weaken the yen further? we have seen ppi coming in earlier today, up much higher than expected for march. look at the kospi. significant pressure around korean markets as well. stocks, bonds, and the korean won are seeing pressure. losing ground for the past four sessions of the korean won and we continue seeing weakness around the 12 point 35 level. if we see a less hawkish central bank we could see more pressure on the korean won, perhaps headed toward the two-year low against the u.s. dollar. paul: cindy just opened for trade and we have a staggered opening in australia. off to a slow start but seeing some selling currently up 1/10 of 1%. new zealand has been trading for a few hours, grinding low. we are watching the aussie 10 year

these will run through -- from july through june 30, 2025. with this grant funding, we're looking at adding a new behavioral health program coordinator to manage all these overall grants. we're also looking at adding three full-time health workers. these positions will support our mobile outreach teams and work. also adding full-time clinical psychologist to provide neurocognitive testing and treatment coordination for older adults, expanding our mobile outreach team that will engage with medical, law enforcement in emergency psychiatric systems while providing support and capacity building and training. and early psychosis capacity building and training. increasing funds to emergency stabilization units in wellness centers. as well as increasing -- or providing low-income housing for hope s.f. wellness centers trailer to provide services. funding laptops tablets to help increase access to services and increasing 5150dy -- diversions for psychiatric hospitalization, emergency rooms for frequent user of psychiatric emergency services. >> super

ah, general andre loss of the hero of the battle of moscow was captured in july 1942. it was an important coup for the germans. they managed to turn the soviet general and put him in command of the russian liberation army, the r o a. it was made up of soviet prisoners of war lots of men were called bless. see. they also included volunteer russian ukrainian and baltic units and performed the most menial tasks they guarded ghettos and extermination camps and were assigned to either that group and the mobile killing unit who took part in the genocide of the jews. i me by summer 1942, the germans were at the gates of stalingrad, named after the supreme leader. the city was situated at both the railroad and the river junction. if hitler were to succeed in capturing the city, he would be able to cut off the red army supply of fuel and materials. general friedrich palaces, 6 army began advancing steadily into the city. despite the weakness of the soviet troops, one man stood like a bull walk against the advance of the van, marked lieutenant general vasily chewy, called comman

if you want to receive a digital compulsory medical insurance policy after july 1, 2022, you will need to fill out an application on the public services website, but we will automatically issue a digital policy for the next category. well, firstly, this is for newborns after july 1, 2022, as well as for those persons who receive citizenship, starting from july 1, 2022, the procedure for obtaining a digital compulsory medical insurance policy has not yet been fully worked out, but from the text of the law you can draw the following conclusions. how do you get it, if you want to go through the application you need to be firstly registered on the website of the public service further, there from july 1, 2022 there should be an option to be included in the unified registrar of insured persons fill out an application send it for consideration. uh, samos digital field. you see the barcode should come to you almost on the same day, if you want to receive it. a digital compulsory medical insurance policy on paper, then here the hands are slightly lengthened and you can get it only after 45 wor

good evening, everyone i'm heather holmes julie julie haener police say the baby was taken just before one o'clock this afternoon from an apartment on elm street. it's in a neighborhood just off of west heading street near belmont college prep and not far from mineta san jose airport. this is a live picture from that neighborhood. police continue to have it blocked off. they've been on the scene now for more than nine hours, trying to piece together exactly what happened here. we go live now to use amberleigh. she is live at san jose police headquarters where officials have been giving updates on this breaking news story. heather we received an update from police about 20 minutes ago. they say at this point, they have no new information to share but that officers are doing everything they can to find the baby. police officers went to homes in san jose's college park neighborhood just south of the airport monday evening in search of a three month old baby boy, who they say was kidnapped. police say brandon qanyare was taken around one o'clock monday afternoon from the bedroom of his gra