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karina: let's talk about fremont. signature cities but here's why -- it's at the top of the latest list of happiest places in the country. the list is compiled by wallethub. they compare more than 180 of the largest u.s. cities and 30 key indicators of happiness, including average income growth, leisure time and incidence of depression. the bay area was well represented, holding down three of the top five spots. san francisco and san jose placing third and fourth. california as a whole did great on that study. mike: what is in columbia, maryland? dan: cheap housing prices. ama: i was a little surprise with our housing prices to see our cities so high up there but i bet fremont people are saying we knew it all along. mike: it's the first time wallethub has had them add 1, 2, or three. karina: they say emotional and physical well-being is one of the key indicators. dan: the oscars are doing something new and you can participate. this year, there's a fan favorite category and the academy has posted the movies leading so

karina: now the u.s.80 million covid-19 cases in the last two years and nearly 970,000 deaths. dan: as we continue to reopen, experts fear cases will only rise again in the next few weeks because of the new ba.2 variant, the subvariant of omicron. it has been tripling in prevalence every two weeks. karina: while health officials are closely monitoring, santa clara's public health officer is also cautiously optimistic about the future. as reporter dustin dorsey tells us, today dr. sara cody thanked members of the community for their hard work over the last two years dealing with the virus and getting to this point of optimism. reporter: march 17, 2020, a reminder of how things look to santa clara county due to the shelter-in-place for the coronavirus pandemic. closed businesses and empty streets. two years later, a busy scene. public health officer dr. sara cody attributes to the hard work of the county. >> i just want to really thank everyone. reporter: she says our efforts saved thousands of lives. the s

karina: now an update from the abc7news i team today.an italian appeals court reduce the life sentences for two northern california students convicted of murdering a police officer. this happened on vacation in rome in july of 2019. the families were hoping for an all-out acquittal. i team reporter dan was on this case from the start and he is back with exclusive interviews with the defendant's parents. what did they tell you? dan: i spoke with each of the parents of the two young men. they were hoping for a better outcome and are bracing themselves for the next step in this legal process. finnegan elder of san francisco addressed the court today for the first time in the italian he has learned while in prison. he apologized to the widowto thw deputy mario and said the only thing i want to clarify once more is that in a few moments in which we were approached by those who today i know are two, in no way could i understand that they could be members of the police. he and his partner were wearing street close, no gun, badger handcuffs when

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karina: before you share, use fact checking websites. karina nova, abc 7 news. liz: organizers are planning a youth climate march and a rally in antioch. they are protesting oil drilling in east contra costa county and to celebrate the recent ban of oil and gas drilling within city limits. the demonstration begins at 1:00 p.m. at the antioch community center. uber wants to help drivers with surging fuel prices so it is adding a surcharge on fares and deliveries in the u.s. and canada. riders will pay $.45 to $.55 more per trip and deliveries will add a $.35 to $.45 surcharge. new york city is excluded because drivers there already received a pay increase. the changes are temporary and will last for at least two months. the money will go to drivers who buy their own gas. the fbi is asking the public for help in locating a pleasant hill teenager missing for the past two months. a 15-year-old went missing from his home on january 16 or 17th. he has not been seen or heard from since. police have been searching for him since then and the fbi issued a national missing

i'm karina, nova. karina thank you so much today san francisco state senator scott wiener introduced legislation to regulate police use of dna collected from sexual assault survivors. the legislation comes after the san francisco da's office announced the police department or accused rather the police department of using dna collected from rape victims to investigate other crimes wieners bill would make that practice illegal and would prohibit victims dna from being placed in any searchable database today santa clara county's district attorney reassured victims that never misused their dna we want to protect victims of sexual assault. not collect evidence from them that could be used against them. later. we haven't and will never do that. tomorrow the santa clara county board of supervisors will ask for an extensive report on its crime labs policies and practices regarding survivors dna samples this morning ufc champion cain velasquez was denied bail after being arrested for attempted murder last week

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an alarmingly romantic letter was sent by karina makarova and dear morning post from tobolsk. i plucked up the courage and wrote to you, i'm in love with the guy with my work, but he doesn't notice me at all. i constantly give him signals, either i will send a funny photo with a cat, or i will treat him to muffins, which, by the way, i baked myself. please give kostya a song that will tell him about my feelings. kostya with karinina work. what are you thinking, okay, if you still have n’t caught the gentle signals that karina sends you, i think after the song of julian of the sentry beacon , you will understand everything. birds, when the keys melt with megabytes of tenderness, you do not respond, you are upset to the music of eternity and i am grateful. at first i shoot for the teams, you will no longer be free. us moscow hands below speak to me in a whisper cries moves us sincerely gold. i need it so much. now i will proudly sing me the right words and love. run my love ships three, i am for the team at the beginning of the scatter of shooting and there is nowhere else you a

lyosha, why didn't karina come? she wanted to work. the blockage could not mow. since denis her husband died, everything is on her shoulders. of course, i support, whatever i can, but you know lech anyway, if anything, we will always help. in the morning he will only say. thank you know. worthy, please move the machine to the scanner. what problems commander, please rearrange. urgently our person called me because they covered the traffic that we have been working on for years. 290 kilos in the gas tank i’ll go and have a look if my memory serves me, we have 450 kilos for the first time . it looks like igor khabarovsk will be restored. thanks next year, he is going to enter the bauman school , imagine on his knee he can assemble a computer. if he's proud, now i'm proud mark? this is a matter of agreement. and come here. take it, igor, let's go. congratulations, what are you waiting for, let's go. marina where is my tie? where did you leave it? marina maybe you can help me find him and generally do at least something, at least make coffee for us with dad, please d

karina mitchell has more. karina: a defiant volodymyr zelensky morning the russians they will have to carpet bombed kyiv and kill all of its residents if they want to take the city. saying, "if that is their goal, let them come." ukrainians unwavering in their resolve more than two weeks into the conflict. >> we will fight from every basement. they will lose tanks on every street, every block, every crossroad. karina: president biden has authorized another 200 million dollars in military aid to ukraine, including both smart -- small arms at large weapons. russian president vladimir putin speaking with the leaders of france and germany saturday. president macron and chancellor scholz urging a cease-fire and a move toward a diplomatic solution, bowing more sanctions as concerns wrote that putin may resort to a chemical weapons attack if yo fails to make significant gains. counterattacks have taken a huge toll on russian forces. zelensky saying his country has dealt the biggest blow to the russian army in decades

news reporter karina mitchell has the latest.cks on ukrainian cities and civilian areas unrelenting. in a city where a maternity hospital was hit earlier, now seeing more bombardment with reports of shelling every half-hour. the mayor describing the siege as armageddon. >> this situation is awful. the russian army continues to do airstrikes, bombardment. karina: ukrainian president volodymyr zelensky posting theirs addressed instagram saying the mayor was kidnapped, saying the actions of russian innovators will be equated with those of isis terrorist. all of this while the huge column of russian tanks that had been stalled for over a week outside of kyiv now on the move again. satellite images show the russian convoy that once spanned 40 miles is now as close as nine miles from the city center. >> we assess that the russians are beginning to make more momentum on the ground toward kyiv. karina: despite the critical situation, there are ominous warnings today of how much worse it could get. the u.s. senior officials saying russian

karina mitchell has the latest. karina: ukraine's president volodymyr zelensky is criticizing nato after the alliance refused to impose a no-fly zone over ukraine. in an angry televised address, he called nato weak. earlier, secretary of state antony blinken defended nato's decision saying a no-fly zone could lead to nato planes shooting down russian planes and an even bigger conflict. >> we have a responsibility to ensure that the war does not spill beyond ukraine. karina: russian forces continue their bombardment of civilian areas. after an intense fight, russian troops have taken control of a large nuclear power plant in southeastern ukraine. a fire there led to fears of a potential nuclear disaster. scientists say the fire is out and radiation levels are normal. citizens and soldiers continue to prepare. abc's matt gutman is in leviev. >> do they work? so this is to blow up russian tanks? karina: while ukrainian men stay behind to fight as martial law requires, their wives and children are desperately seeking re

i'm karina, nova. okay, karina. thanks a lot abc 7 news reporter tara campbell was on her way to a different story actually when this fire broke out she saw the accident from the freeway and was the first reporter on the scene. she joins us live now with what witnesses and passengers say about this crash terror dan, as you were just saying there we were able to quickly turn around and get to the scene earlier this morning and what we saw were people visibly shaken by what they had just experienced several of those passengers had already been had already fled the scene of the fire and take a listen to what they had to say to us earlier. a caltrained car bursting into flames passen rambling to get out. i look to my right when the train finally came to stop and i just saw flames. i just started running towards the front alex mendoza running for his life doing whatever he could to escape the fiery wreckage. someone opened up a window and i just jumped out a window taking a leap and hoping for safe landing and i knew i w

but the children are in no hurry to leave the tenth grader karina, for example, continues to study ine classroom, or rather the center of education.ru growth, after the main classes. unusual experiences await her here. experiments. the fact is that in the future karina wants to become a cosmetologist, and the mysterious object in her hands is a bath bomb of her own production and receptors. one to one, that is, starch also went there, which made it stronger when splashing water bombs, not just a hobby or needlework, they are the subject of research on the topic of scientific work to be defended at the growth point, which was opened here last fall, in general, all questions. even household items are considered exclusively through the prism of science. how the force of friction helps us choose winter shoes in everyday life. and we're researching soles, uh shoes, yes, and a useful topic to post recommendations. how to choose the right winter shoes next to physical experiments, biology experiments are being conducted. and what other schoolchildren they attach sensors to each other that re

karina, for example, continues to study in the classroom, or rather, the growth center for education.ruer the main classes. unusual experiences await her here. experiments. the fact is that in the future karina wants to become a cosmetologist, and the mysterious object in her hands is a bath bomb of her own production and recipes one when that is, there also want starch, which made it stronger when bursting water bombs. not just a hobby or needlework, they are subjects of following the topic of scientific work, which will be defended at the point of growth, which was opened here last fall, in general, all questions. even household items are considered exclusively through the prism of science. how friction helps. we should choose winter shoes. and we're researching soles, uh shoes, yes, and a useful topic to post recommendations. how to properly choose winter shoes next to physical experiments undergoing experiments in biology. moreover, what kind of schoolchildren attach sensors to each other that record the work of the brain and muscles, and scientific work is also in full swing at a s

the fact is that in the future karina wants to become a cosmetologist, and the mysterious object in her is a bath bomb of her own production and recipe. one to one, that is, starch also went there, which made it stronger when spraying water bombs, not just a hobby or needlework, they are the subject of research on the topic of scientific work to be defended at the point of growth, which opened here last fall, in general, all the questions. even household ones are considered disconnected through the prism of science. how the force of friction helps us choose winter shoes in everyday life. and we're researching soles, uh shoes, yes, and a useful topic to post recommendations. how to choose the right winter shoes next to physical experiments, biology experiments are being conducted. moreover, what kind of schoolchildren attach sensors to each other that record the work of the brain and muscles, and a three-hour drive from the city of veles, a scientific job. local trend robotics high school students assemble controllers and program machines themselves. i believe that in general, many peopl

mexicana, que se desarrolla con personas sordas, con al hermana que era víctima de acoso escolar, karinahice la pregunta que edo a través de la ciencia esta situación con la persona que usa la lengua de señas, para poder después capturar la imagen del texto en español de lo que significa la seña de la lengua española, el hola hermana aparece, después insertamos el texto para enviar la traducción de que queremos contestarle . >> no fue su único logro, fue seleccionada entre 30 personas para viajar a la nasa este verano, desde méxico noticias telemundo karina monroy . >> qué maravillosa esta mujer, su nombre estrella le queda perfecto, y miren la nasa invita a todos para que envíemos nuestro nombre a la luna, la manera es grabarlo en memoria usb, esto es durante misión artemis uno, la campaña comenzó el dos de marzo, recolecndo 1,7 millones de nombres con esta traducciónal español la nasa quierenimar a la comunidad hispanohablante de todo el mundo a participar, bueno, muchas gracias por acompañarnos en noticias telemundo estamos en línea, telemundo estamos en línea, cuídense muchondo netwo

okay, karina. thank you very much. san mateo police are investigating a death after a body was found near an own ramp to highway 101. officers were on the scene this afternoon near 4th avenue police have not released any details and say they're still working to determine the cause of death. a crash involving two vehicles tied up traffic in west oakland this afternoon happened at 18th in market streets. both cars had extensive damage as you're seeing here. there's no word on what led up to the crash or if anyone was hurt oakland police confirm officers were on an active call at the scene, but did not release more details. the families of several men who died during interactions with authorities are calling for contra costa county sheriff david livingston to resign the family members staged a protest. outside the sheriff's office in martinez this morning. they're upset over a recent email livingston sent to his staff regarding this sentencing of former deputy andrew hall. he was convicted on a weapons charge related to t

karina nova joins us with more.sion would and landlords from eviction proceedings. this applies to renters waiting for assistance. this could prevent thousands of people from losing their homes. this is also meant to help landlords who in some cases have not received rent payments for several months to a year. abc 7 has done multiple stories on families who have been waiting to receive government funding fervent. with the passing of this new state law, camilla miller and her six kids cannot be evicted while their application is pending. they have an waiting for three months for help, but some local housing advocates say this is a temporary fix. corey smith with the housing acts or -- housing action coalition says we should not lose sight of the bigger and very well known issue of a major lack of housing in the bay area. >> generally speaking, the real problem we have is the number of people that want to live here and if we are actually serious about solving the region's affordability and

i'm karina nova karina. thank you. it's not just at the gas pump prices are going up pretty much everywhere, and it's widely anticipated that interest. will also be going up by the end of the month abc 7 news reported david louie takes a look at how the federal reserve will try to do that without triggering a recession. just keep rising at the grocery store and at the gas pump the us finds itself with the battle of its own against inflation, which is hit seven and a half percent treasury secretary janet yellen giving a virtual talk to the annual stanford super economic summit indicated. the fed is likely to raise interest rates with a goal not cause a recession they want to bring inflation down but in a way that achieves this soft landing so that they're able to simultaneously achieve maximum employment the russian attack on ukraine has also creating turmoil in the economy as us companies sever their ties to russia which could impact profits and their stock prices that can make investors nervous if these types of thing

what kind of ugra i karina ordered the dawn to rest and drink herbs, no time to rest?et the mother princess be healthy. what is going where? wherever you wanted to go, i'll go, i 'll see andrey boris yes, it's not to talk to you, they won't want to, if i come with your letter. write a letter to my mother, i will take it. darling family, let's try them on together. how to present the grand duchess did not recognize the grand duchess completely foolish. grand duchess - this is my mother, but she is not yet great, only justice. why did you come? the princess wanted to go herself.

karina: the short answer, slowly. groundbreaking happen bakhtin 2017 to convert diesel to electric from san jose to san francisco. caltrain said the new system will allow for faster and more frequent service and will reduce greenhouse gas emissions, but the launch of that service has been delayed until about 2024. dan: caltrain says service should improve by 8:00, but there will be delays throughout the rest of the day. that caused some passengers to cancel their trips. we caught up with one man who was not able to make it to a meeting in san mateo. >> i'm just going back home, because it doesn't make sense. i wouldn't get there until long after i need to be there. it is frustrating. which means i'm not going to get paid. dan: two continuous bus bridges were provided, one from south san francisco. bart also offered service in both directions. sky 7 is still alive over the scene, giving you a bird's-eye view of the wreckage on the tracks, as we just reported, tara campbell there on the scene. the lights have gone on, i

preocupaciones de padres respecto al impacto que está teniendo en la seguridad y el bienestar de los menores, karinaumiendo quizás a la hora del almuerzo, o quizás lo que está grabando otros amigos y otros niños están grabando lo mismo con tal de hacerse viral, son las preocupaciones que tengo como madre >> varias fiscalías buscan demostrar que el uso de tiktok en niños viola las leyes estatales y los pone en riesgo, la psicóloga claudia moreno reafirma que su práctica lo visto >>el problema es bastante serio porque hay muchos niños que básicamente son adictos al internet, específicamente con tiktok >>un portavoz de la red social respondió sobre la investigación " nos preocupamos profundamente por construir una experiencia que ayude y a proteger el bienestar de nuestra comunidad y apreciamos que se centra en la seguridad de los más jóvenes" cómo le sale niños de videos dañinos? >> hay que limitar el uso del deber para los niños, el niño ya no está jugando con los juguetes entonces están ensimismado y recibiendo información de fuentes que no son buenas >>tiktok tienen restricciones por edad, los meno

karina: arrancamos este viernes con la pesadilla para una familia en kiev, un hombre recoge a sus hijosn la escuela, en medio del pÁnico su pequeÑa hija de apenas siete aÑos reacciona e interviene enfrentÁndose los sicarios y todo queda pactado en cÁmara, nos cuenta mÁs de este heroico acto. jessika: es un acto desesperado, se llevan a un hombre que pasan... tratan de que estos desconocidos no se lleven a su padre, uno de los sicarios tratan de llevÁrselo en la caminata, vuelve a bajarse, vuelve a perseguir a los hombres, el otro hombre se encarga de regresarla a la camioneta como la niÑa vuelve a correr, se ve como la camioneta blanca donde va su padre secuestrado se detiene porque la niÑa al parecer no se puede ver en el vÍdeo, ella trata de detenerlos y vemos correr a una mujer con una blusa amarilla que trata de detener a la niÑa, la abraza y se la lleva. vemos a otro hombre, recoge tambiÉn otro menor de edad. asegurÓ una de sus vocera es que el hombre se llamaba victor manuel, digo que se llamaba porque el hombre apareciÓ asesinado cerca, de verdad que es una tristeza , ya la ayuda

karina rusk is in the newsroom with -- karina rover. in an apology -- an apology any people have been waiting for and he certainly really was quite direct about it. >> it came out this afternoon and will smith says he deeply regrets his behavior and it was unacceptable. he specifically apologized to chris rock, which smith did not do last night after slapping him. here is will smith apology. it says in part violence in all of its forms is poisonous and destructive. he adds jokes at my expense are part of the job but a joke about jayda's medical condition was too much for me to bear and i reacted emotionally. smith is talking about the shocking moment that happened live at the oscars chris rock made the joke about his wife shortly after the joke, smith walked on stage and slapped chris rock telling her to keep -- telling him to keep her name out of his mouth. sean fletcher says he is disappointed in smith's actions but believes the celebrity will recover. >> he has 60 million followers on instagram. i doubt he loses very many of them. wi

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karina nova, abc7 news. larry: as the u.s.ure on russia, we continue feeling those impacts. zach fuentes talked with experts about what is happening globally could affect our plans in the coming months. >> more pressure being put on putin as it continues. russia pushing back, blocking south based social media platforms earlier this week and instagram. >> russia are bringing back something we call the digital iron curtain. it used to be in the soviet union, now we have it in a digital format. >> president biden continues ramping up economic pressure, saying the u.s. and allies are taking steps to denying most favored nation status to russia. something he says will be a major blow to their economy. the u.s. and local economy, drivers that take a major blow every time they go to the gas pump. >> energy and gas prices continue climbing. san francisco metro area now an average of $5.86 a gallon. >> attention turned to the ripple effects the gas prices could have. key players have just released new findings and how it could impact s

let's get to abc news reporter karina mitchell with the latest on the war and the humanitarian crisis. it's causing. president joe biden speaking with ukrainian president vladimir zalenski this evening amid the fighting in ukraine. the president says his administration is working closely with congress to secure additional funding to help ukraine in a video call with us lawmakers earlier zelensky pleading for more lethal and military aid. he also expressed frustrations with nato for not declaring a no-fly zone over his country echoed by his foreign minister who met with secretary of state blinking at a ref. camp in poland if we lose the skies. there will be much much more blood on the ground and that will be the blood of civilians. un says by tonight as many 1.5 million people will have left ukraine more than 750,000 people entering poland these powerful images of refugees show ukrainians crowding under a destroyed bridge on the outskirts of keeve marching towards safety among those who fled an was supposed to marry the love of her life her fiance is battling the russians and she worri

their principal told me in an e-mail everyone wants to help and karina is adjusting very well at her school. >> it is like, you know, the world is coming together to help, and i really appreciate everyone's help. it is amazing. >> nikita says his family and all ukrainians he talks with are grateful for the support they're getting here and from others around the world. >> what is in here? >> these are hot meals. >> reporter: as millions flee the country nikita says the best thing we can do is to keep donating to relief groups that are feeding and sheltering refugees and showing support for ukraine in demonstrations. >> this momentum has to keep going. we have to stay strong and to make sure that the people in ukraine, they feel our support. >> reporter: in san francisco, thom jensen, "nbc bay area news". >>> meanwhile, a father and son in danville are in europe this morning helping ukrainian refugees there. michael busselmen and his 17-year-old son soren rented vans. >> afterwards we took a picture in front of the van, i said cheese and everyone knows what cheese is. >> your mom said,

preciosa ♪ ♪ yo te quiero con toda mi alma ♪ ♪ yo te quiero con toda mi alma ♪ carolina: estamos viendo karinaen de vez en cuando a comprar comida y medicamentos. y en medio de esta tristeza, ella estÁ haciendo algo que hacÍa todas las maÑanas con su bebita. cantarle. de una forma u otra calma a la bebÉ, hace que se quede dormida se calma ella, es un sÍmbolo de la fortaleza de las madres de familia que en medio de este caos, estÁn con sus hijos. veÍamos las imÁgenes de una madre de familia que estaba con su hijita de apenas 11 aÑos que fue arrestada, eso pasa en rusia. y por el otro lado en ucrania una madre de familia. borja: la verdad que es imparable, no se pueden creer estas imÁgenes. y lo peor es que los acuerdos diplomÁticos no estÁn funcionando . y parece que esto va a continuar este es elavo dÍa, demasiadas personas han perdido la vida por esta guerra sin sentido. les vamos a tener todos los detalles. carolina: maÑana mucho mÁs, muchÍsimas gracias. borja: gracias a todos. ♪ ♪ ♪ reportera: continÚan las investigaciones tras el fatal tiroteo que involucÓ a un sujeto y mÚltiples oficiales

vyazemsky secretary of the soviet collegium of the secretary of the russian intellectual movement umniks karina leonidovna is presenting the medals, my favorite assistant natalya fomenko from the city eva sigareva is invited. the city of zelenograd , kaliningrad region, personal was a prize tatyana alexandrovna tatyana alekseeva, the city of ulyanovsk we also start the city of ulyanovsk with the prologue. and there is one competition competition of eloquence and also, as always, 15 minutes before the start of the competition. i approached our aganists. and gave them. in my opinion, a very bright topic for a speech is to greet the judge and, in his person, the body of the olympiad of the smart girl umniki in her thirty years. hello , dear areopagus in the person of yuri pavlovich vyazemsky , who is the host of the tv show clever and clever, who has been owning it for 30 years. uh, the minds and hearts of viewers of all ages. i congratulate yuri pavlovich from all involved. i want to express my gratitude for the opportunity to be here, which of course for all of us is uh, a unique experience and

karina nova has been following the story. she joins us live from the newsroom. >> as you mention, will smith has issued an apology on his instagram page saying he deeply regrets his behavior and it was unacceptable. he specifically apologized to chris rock saying what he did was out of line. here is will smith's apology. he says violence in all of its forms is poisonous and destructive. he adds jokes at my expense are part of the job but a joke about jayda's medical condition was too much for me to bear and i reacted emotionally. smith is talking about the shocking mama that happen live at the oscars after chris rock made a joke about will smith's wife. shortly after the joke, smith walked on stage and slept chris rock telling him to keep her name out of his mouth. sean fletcher says despite what smith did, professionally he will recover. quick c has 60 million followers on instagram. i doubt he loses many of them. will still as bankable in hollywood. he is bankable in this new digital media social media content space. will a

deputies say karina blue was reported missing by her parents friday afternoon and she was seen near ar. nearly 80 people including dogs and helicopters searched the rugged and steep terrain. it came to an end when they found her body along the trail this morning and no word on how she may have died. >>> saint patrick's day is two days away and celebrations have been happening all week long as we take a look at dublin, ireland and here in the bay area. this is in the east bay. that is how dublin is celebrating st. patrick's day this evening. many people were spotted wearing green while checking out the festivities around town and they were selling green colored popcorn. music filled the streets and their activities for the little ones like a pony ride which i know that jules would have enjoyed doing about 20 years ago when she was a kid. >>> meanwhile, the united irish cultural center is holding its grst blpa faesaround . checking out the different booths and streets were filled with live music, food and a lot of green. >> it is amazing and all over this country and across small towns

abc 7 reporter karina is in the newsroom with the announcement from california officials today to walk us through that. >> we learned of two big changes today when it comes to masks. first starting tomorrow the state is lifting the indoor mask mandate for unvaccinated people, but masks are required on buses and hospitals, homeless shelters and long-term care facilities. in 12 days the guidance for masking and schools will change after march 11. schools and childcare centers go from a required guidance to strongly recommended for california health and human services. that means the decision about masks will then be up to the individual counties and school districts. they could still require kids to keep them on, they can make them optional or remove the mandate altogether. here's why the state says they are making the change to the school mask guidance now. they are looking at data over the last few weeks. you can see here, according to the state since february 14, cases and case rates dropped by 66%. hospitalizations dropped by 48%. pediatric hospitalizations dropped by 47% and hospita

this is not paranoia, says captain vladimir karina, there are russian agents and citizens of ukraines. that's a fact. they are trying to distract us, to make us pay attention to the wrong places. the result is a constant wariness, a nation looking over its shoulder. hunting for signs. like this recent footage of shells fired from russian ships landing just off 0desa. locals patrolling the shore believe the enemy has been getting directions. it was on the roof of this building. a big light, shining out to sea? shining, yes. a suspicious light. and you think that was a signal for the russians? yes, i think it was a signal for the russians. some kind of signal. and now it's almost curfew time again. the streets empty. and as in every war, fear stoking suspicion, prompting vigilance. andrew harding, bbc news, 0desa. there's been a concerted humanitarian effort being done by charities on the borders of ukraine. several celebrities have used their voices or profiles and either spoken out against the war, or have got involved on the ground, including the actor, director and writer, armand a

. >> karina gonzalez worries drivers are carrying extra emotional baggage while behind the wheel theseck to any disputes with other drivers in a gunfight rather than an argument. is that going to be something that people are going to be considering is that they have to now because of covid and because of all the way that things have changed, do we need to again she lives in lafayette near the unincorporated intersection of taylor boulevard and gloria terrace. that's where a man was found dead next to a car in the road wednesday afternoon. >> the contra costa coun

. >>> karina ruiz es parte de un grupo que permite realizar viajes afuera de estados unidos por motivosemos ir a visitar a nuestro paÍs hasta que haya alguna, algÚn alivio migratorio. >>> en washington, el dÍa de hoy, el secretario de estado, blinken, se pronunciÓ luego que el presidente biden en un enÉrgico discurso en polonia, dijera que vladimir putin no puede seguir en el poder. blinken dijo que estados unidos no persigue una estrategia de cambio de rÉgimen en moscÚ. el presidente de ucrania volviÓ a pedir a la otan mÁs aviones, tanques y armas para apoyar la resistencia de su paÍs. si hablamos del desempeÑo del presidente biden como jefe de estado, segÚn una encuesta de nbc news, en enero de este aÑo, poco mÁs del 50% de los estadounidenses estaban en de sacuerdo con su gestiÓn, el 42% estaba de acuerdo, para este mes, el 45% de los encuestados estÁ en desacuerdo y el 44% dice que respalda a la gestiÓn del presidente. por su parte, el expresidente donald trump dijo en un evento en georgia que el presidente biden estÁ matando al sueÑo americano, dijo Él, y criticÓ el trabajo del pri

. >> karina gonzalez worries drivers are carrying extra emotional baggage while behind the wheel these days. quick to end disputes with other drivers in a gunfight rather than an argument. is that going to be something that people are going to be considering is that they have to now because of covid and because of all the way that things have changed, do we need to carrying cousins? she lives in lafayette near the unincorporated intersection of taylor boulevard and gloria terrace. that's where a man was found dead next to a car in the road wednesday afternoon. >> the contra costa county office of the sheriff is looking into the possibility he was murdered during a road rage incident. the sheriff's office says bystanders attempted to revive him. gonzalez stopped by the scene and encountered a woman who rendered aid that must have been extremely hard to go through and to see. >> especially in our neighborhood where there's lots of children. the sheriff's office has not leased a description of the shooter or the getaway car possibly involved. >> this comes after 2 lives were lost. a possi

. >> emma started karina only for feels fortunate to have a valid visa allowing her entry into the united states after visiting her parents along the peninsula in belmont in the winter. that's where she is staying now with her cats, walter and bruno, who made it out of ukraine with her. >> family friend michael thing was also from ukraine, but lives in walnut creek with his wife and daughter on their hopes translate yet on this day is just happy to be here. she is happy to be safe. she that she was able to us. simulate not her family and bring not but the heart shortly after the russians invaded ukraine on her 30th birthday, she hit the road. >> during a nearly 2 and a half weeks stretch she traveled from odessa, ukraine to romania, where she eventually jumped on a plane to the bay area. she crossed 5 borders and sometimes had to sleep in empty fields so snug, it was snowing little so she couldn't stop the car. but fortunately, there were some volunteers bring us some blanket, something so hot. he is undecided, which along the way people helped out, even though they, too, were in despair,

this is not paranoia, says captain vladimir karina, there are russian agents and citizens of ukrainere trying to distract us, to make us pay attention to the wrong places. the result is a constant wariness, a nation looking over its shoulder. hunting for signs. like this recent footage of shells fired from russian ships landing just off 0desa. locals patrolling the shore believe the enemy has been getting directions. it was on the roof of this building. a big light, shining out to sea? shining, yes. a suspicious light. and you think that was a signal for the russians? yes, i think it was a signal for the russians. some kind of signal. and now it's almost curfew time again. the streets empty. and as in every war, fear stoking suspicion, prompting vigilance. andrew harding, bbc news, 0dessa. this is bbc news. our main headlines... president biden meets ukrainian refugees in poland, before delivering a stark warning to russia's vladimir putin. as the president prepared to speak, russian missiles hit a fuel depot in lviv, close to the polish border. a p&0 ferry is being prevented from le

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ama: that's get to karina nova for the latest. >> we been watching this since about noon. it happen right on the bay bridge and highway patrol had to close lanes, causing a big backup. there are still delays their in car stuck in traffic heading east, trying to get out of the city. here's what we know about the armed carjacking. california highway patrol says it started as a crash on the lower deck of the bay bridge just before treasure island. island. >> one of the drivers in the initial crash exited the vehicle and try to steal the other vehicle that was involved in the accident. was able to flag down brandishing a flower -- firearm was able to steal the vehicle that was involved. ama: the armed carjacking suspect took off heading to oakland. police are looking for him and say he is armed and dangerous. they ask you to be on the lookout for this white chevy pickup truck. you can see cars pretty much in a standstill, the lanes are open with a lot of delays heading eastbound, chp says for a freeway and a bridge is highly unusual but they are thankful no one was injured out

karina gonzalez lives near the unincorporated county intersection of taylor boulevard and gloria terrace where the man was found dead near a car. she briefly spoke with a woman hours after the shooting who attempted to render aid his condolences for >> that must have been extremely hard to go through and to see the sheriff's office has not released a description of the shooter or the getaway car possibly% involved. this comes after 2 lives were lost. a possible road rage cases in the east bay last month. cal athletics hall of famer jean ransom was shot to death on interstate 8.80. in oakland. >> he was on his way to pick up his girlfriend before heading to work. >> when prosecutors say 25 year-old hill garcia opened fire. he is currently in custody facing murder charges just days later, a 76 year-old woman was shot and killed while riding in the passenger seat of a car in antioch. initially investigators saying it may have been a drive-by shooting, but have since said road rage is also possibility. it just seems that things have kind of gotten a little bit more out of control when it com

karina?people who were injured in this crash. 13 people were hurt, four passengers taken to the hospital. one equipment off -- was taken to with -- we are told none of the injuries are life-threatening. sky 7 flew over the scene on essentially pay avenue past the san bruno train stop. officials say crews were in the area working on an electrification progress and the train hit two vehicles on the tractor we are told there may be a third vehicle under the train. investigation crews are looking into that. sky 7 shows two overturned vehicles, 180 crane truck, there were 75 passengers aboard the train when smoke filled the cabin. the conductor was able to evacuate everyone. caltrain says by the

karina: a fire for miles, smoke filling the air. firefighters letting it burn for a good reason.nk you for joining us. these are life pictures, a fire has been burning for hours, a 50,000 square-foot vacant building burning. >> smoke can be seen over the south bear. people were infected. our reporter is epicene and has a closer look at what happened. >> >> fire, multiple floors, multiple levels. >> employees had been outside for hours watching the scene step-by-step. >> there was fire when i got here. i saw the balconies were lifting. >> the smoke was so intense it was nearly impossible to breathe. >> all you could see was smoke pouring out of the second-story windows. this is three stories. excuse me. >> we stopped our interview to get the cleaner air. >> we were in wine country. we were up there during the fire. i am familiar with the differences and the smell. >> employee site the building has been empty for several months. fire officials confirmed no one was inside at the time. >> we did a primary search during that first 30 minutes of attack, and we had no occupants inside t