ken. came out of retirement, it was 40 days and he said i don't want to join the great resignation, i want to get back on the playing field. hybrid work thing -- i get it, face-to-face meetings, conferences, a lot of things happen in the hallways, negotiations and so forth. i get that working at home will isolate a worker. i think a hybrid approach, something like a european lifestyle where you work hard and you have time off, that's one thing americans will look forward to is having a combination of both. maria: i think travel is going to shoot up. people really do want to get back to normal i feel like, dagen. what do you think? dagen: it already is, if you try go anywhere. maybe the record high gas prices change that. but you saw it in the inflation numbers, that it's services inflation that is also a problem so it's not part of the supply chain. in terms of economists are warning women that their desire to have a work/life balance is going to hurt their careers. i think that's the deci

ken alibek.irected the soviet union secret biological warfare program during the cold war, alibek is also the author of an amazing book, "biohazard the chilling true story of the largest covert bioweapons program in the world ." doctor, thank you for joining us the united kingdom and the u.s. are saying right now that putin is inventing fake evidence that ukraine is developing biological weapons and he's doing that as a prelude or justification for using his own biological weapons. do you believe that's true? >> you know what, it's interesting that you asked. when they claimed that ukraine has biological weapons, it's not true because these facilities are a part of a very old soviet system, of institutions and a special kind of facilities located through the far east of the former soviet union to the far west, and it's a system that was developed and built about 50 or so years ago and the main purpose of these facilities is to protect from past post-war diseases and it has nothing to do with biol

i want to bring in ken dilanian. it is rather extraordinary.e pieces of this fraud that happened, but the scope of it, the scale of it is what nbc news is talking about here. and it really is intense. >> yeah, the numbers here are hard to get your mind around. experts and government officials tell us that more than half a billion dollars in covid relief money was stolen or misspent. that is almost as much as will be spent over the next decade. and the majority of the money was defrauded from the unemployment programs and a lot of that was stolen by foreign criminal groups and sent overseas. so it is gone forever. our new reporting as you said is focusing on the paycheck protection laws. most which have were turned in to grants. fraudsters created fake companies with ghost employees to steal millions. and made of that money can be recovered and some people are being prosecuted. but the reality it is that most of the money is probably spent and gone. the government is of course seizing and auctioning afternoon those lambeaus and ferraris bought,

our ken wayne are here.coming up for the game's only on the apple tv phone or that's my so to yeah, you got to sign up. got to give your haha, there is a season thanks very much. all right, grant and vicki, thank you. coming up at 6 o'clock in honor of international women's day, kron 4 is kicking off our remarkable women stories tonight. we will introduce you to a bay area woman taking action to help people affected by gun violence. plus, president biden announces his toughest response yet to the russian invasion of ukraine. >> alabama russian oil will affect us here at home. i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. the news at 6 is next. >> from the bay area's local news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. >> today i'm announcing united states is targeting the main artery of russia's economy. >> now it's 6 president biden announces his toughest response yet to hammer the russian economy and ban russian oil and gas imports. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moo

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.0, 30 this morning where there are dozens of passengers on the train. want to show you a map of where that rain eventually stopped near the intersection of san felipe and huntington avenues in san bruno. the crash actually happened about a mile away from that

ken: we are in a very volatile inflection point.will come down to whether or not the russians will be satisfied by simply extending their effective borders in ukraine. will they take you kyiv? will they position themselves to reach beyond the borders of ukraine? the last is terrifying to markets. there will be at -- to most of core europe if they move their military. that has markets concerned. much will unfold over the days and weeks to come as russia's ambitions become clearer. matt: ken griffin, citadel founder and ceo speaking with david rubenstein. you will hear more from that exclusive interview when bloomberg wealth returns. staying with the war in ukraine, the fallout in commodities has been insane. the iea agreed on a coordinated release of oil stockpiles globally as russia's invasion push crude above $100 a barrel. that supercharged prices and they went even higher after the announcement. let's bring in annmarie hordern, standing by at the white house. it seems that traders took this as a signal there could be a shortage s

ken, i like everyone watching, love your work., from baseball to the civil war, why ben franklin? >> i think he is the most interesting of our founding fathers. he is the one that offers us a portal to the moment of our founding, words and all. it permits us to see all the challenges that are part of that founding, as well as all the mythological -- these are all profound human beings but all deeply flawed. no one more so than benjamin franklin. he's also one of the most non static founding fathers. george washington does not change. commissioner person is not change. franklin goes from a little bit embossed into a rich man to the world's greatest scientists to the world's greatest diplomat to an editor at the decoration and forger of the constitution. he quotes the constitution and then becomes the head of an abolitionist society. he offers the first resolution the congress of abolishing slavery, which is of course ignored by the senate and dismissed by the house. nonetheless, it's a motion in america that it will finally have to

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i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan. the news at 6. next. >> from the bay area's news station. you're watching kron. 4 news at 6. and we'll fhnd us people who are responsible for the shooting. >> and people will be behind closed bars. now it's 6 police are searching for the people involved in the shooting at a bowling alley that sent 2 people to the hospital. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm ken wayne and i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore. a popular bowling alley was hit by gunfire and the east. and tonight police are >> asking for the public's help in finding the shooter kron four's haaziq madyun reports. it's it's just horrible. what happened yesterday. >> i am site. the people outside. >> we're looking at a man in the driver's seat of a car that appears to have had its windows shattered during a shooting here at the amf, put no blades bowling alley in the city of kano. it happened sunday at around 08:15pm, according to witnesses, the incident started with an argument between 2 groups inside the bowl

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore.tin today called ukrainians, quote, extreme gangsters. >> and promised, quote, the worst is yet to come in the war today, the u.s. department of homeland security said it will grant temporary legal status to ukrainians who are living in the united states for the next 18 months. all of this comes as president biden is facing growing calls from fellow democrats to ban russian oil from coming into the u.s. kron. 4 washington correspondent reshad jones. a hudson joins us now live from the nation's capital with more shot. >> hey, good evening. the white house is saying the

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.g happened early sunday morning along franklin and 12 streets right downtown in chinatown as kron four's haaziq madyun tells us community leaders say the bullets came way too close for comfort. >> you're looking at photos showing stray bullet holes from guns fired, hitting a business du t

i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore and i'm ken wayne. this morning just after 10 o'clock at the lakeview village that's located at second avenue and east 12th street near lake merritt is kron four's. dan kerman tells us. >> a final determination on the cause of the fire is still outstanding. but at this time, firefighters say they believe the blaze was accidental. fire raced through the lakeview village, tiny home development in oakland monday morning. >> this is citizen video of the thick black smoke shooting into the air. 3 tiny homes were destroyed and a 4th was

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i'm ken wayne. i pay a more after the state of the union kron 4 held a political panel to cover what president biden said in his address. and for more on that, we're joined live in the studio. was kron four's catherine heenan catherine? yeah, we knew he was going to come out fighting in terms of russia. >> vowing to make putin pay a price for the invasion of ukraine and maybe a little surprising how much time you spent talking about his domestic agenda the way there was concern over whether that would be overshadowed. but there's michael yaki. we did talk to our 3 political analysts to get their read on how this fairly lengthy state of the union address went here was their initial reaction. number. >> standing ovation didn't represent happened, but there was a lot to unpack and especially over the way to keep i'm critiquing build back better as inflation fighting tool in the in the middle in the middle of the speech. >> i would describe it as a speech about optimism. energetic. and really of a sort

i'm ken wayne. i'm pale more. in the last few hours, oakland police announced charges against 3 people in the case for jonathan mccall is live in our newsroom tonight with what we know so far, john, will pam and ken oakland, police tell us that 2 of those suspects are already in custody on other charges in. >> we have learned that investigators are still searching for a 3rd suspect. oakland police chief leronne armstrong today saying he will release more details including the names of those suspects. >> during a news conference tomorrow afternoon, you may remember that kevin issued a shot on the day right before thanksgiving back in november while he was out on assignment with one of our kron. 4 news reporters covering a story on 14th street in oakland. investigators say the shooting all part of an attempted robbery to still that reporter's camera equipment. kevin was shot in the lower stomach and died just days later from his injuries. days after his death, police released an image of a white four-door acura tl c

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.lara county became the last in the bay area to get rid of the face recovering requirement today and kron four's rob nesbitt tells us how business owners are reacting to this change. >> signs are already up and businesses here in santa clara county letting customers know that they can take their mask off the people i spoke to say they appreciate having the choice to one. let's you'll see more people spaces that punch king fitness in san jose. no mass celebration. now that members and coaches can take their mask off regardless of if they're vaccinated or not. we're all feeling good today. they have the choice to keep their mask on during workouts, but not joe mazza has been looking forward to wednesday since the santa clara county department of public health announced that date for lifting the mask mandate get of

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. the shooting happened early sunday morning along franklin and 12 streets right downtown in chinatown as kron four's haaziq madyun tells us community leaders say the bullets came way too close for comfort. >> you're looking at photos showing stray bullet holes from guns fired, hitting a business during the shootout in oakland's chinatown. gun you know, broke out. >> and when all shots firing into a guest, the whatever it might be and some police, what my the business. it happened sunday around one 30 am and 12 street near frankly. here is surveillance video from that location with the shooting occurred. the president of the oakland chinatown chamber of commerce, karl chan says if the shooting would have happened earlier, someone working in that kitchen appliance store likely would have been during that visit. i was i would tell you. >> they'll people get hurt and get you. >> oakland police investigators say they received multiple 9-1-1. calls about a fight involving several individuals

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i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. santa clara county became the last in the bay area to get rid of the face recovering requirement today and kron four's rob nesbitt tells us how business owners are reacting to this change. >> signs are already up and businesses here in santa clara county letting customers know that they can take their mask off the people i spoke to say they appreciate having the choice to one. let's you'll see more people spaces that punch king fitness in san jose. no mass celebration. now that members and coaches can take their mask off regardless of if they're vaccinated or not. we're all feeling good today. they have the choice to keep their mask on during workouts, but not joe mazza has been looking forward to wednesday since the santa clara county department of public health announced that date for lifting the mask mandate get out of breath of fresh air. you've got the mask on your kind restricted and, you know, kind of claustrophobic. so it's kind of it's best that we don't have just free stretc

that was ken griffin, the citadel founder and chief executive officer. can watch the full interview coming up at 9:00 p.m. tonight, "bloomberg wealth" with david rubenstein. david rubenstein, we are so lucky, is here with us. as markets grapple with the conflict and ukraine, a big question has been why things have been so sanguine, if incredibly volatile. what was ken's response to this incredible willingness to look past some of the conflict and continue to buy? david: can hats -- ken has built one of the greatest hedge funds in our nations history, and you have to know what the geopolitical forces are going to be and what they are likely to do in terms of their impact on the markets. so he has a team of people looking at the situation, but nobody really knows right now exactly what is going to happen. he's obviously worried about it because it will impact markets and affect his trading, and also affect his citadel securities business. ken has had more impact than almost any major financial percent in the markets over the last number years because citad

what my friend colleague ken bach said is exactly right.you can't define a woman, that says a whole lot about your philosophy. that is scary prospect for her to be on the bench. elizabeth: let's look to see what happened. let's watch this exchange with senator josh hawley. watch this. >> i can't vote for somebody hon the u.s. supreme court who is going to apologize to criminals, who is not going to be tough when you need to be tough in order to protect children and i just, you have got to be able when the time comes to say listen, if you are a child predator, you are going to jail for a long time. that is something she just hasn't been willing to do. >> senator, i've answered this question. i've explained how the guidelines work and i will stand on my answer. >> but the guidelines are not mandatory. i which thereby they were but they're not the supreme court made that determination. i am trying to understand why you think it is rational not to sentence criminals based on number of images they have. you say this is a policy disagreement that

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i'm ken wayne kron. 4 news very been calling for the a couple days and it's exhausting. it's a tough, tough thing. but thank you. can't that. >> supreme court continues to deny requests for updates on the health of justice clarence thomas. the 73 year-old member of the nation's highest court had been expected to be released from the hospital last night. he was admitted on friday, but the court saying he had been experiencing flu-like symptoms and that they were debating today. the court said again, there would be no update, but he did miss oral arguments today. chief justice john roberts said thomas will participate in arguments from transcripts and from briefs. >> the first latina has been confirmed to serve in the california state supreme court justice patricia guerrero was approved yesterday by a 3 to 0 vote from the commission on judicial appointments. she's 50 years old and the daughter of mexican immigrants. she most recently was an appeals court judge in san diego. herrera grew up in the imperial valley. she will fill the vacancy left by associate justice mariano.

ken: and it's a wakeup call i mean i"m not sayin' it's a good thing to have happened but once you've as soon as i get a place that's what i'm plannin' on doing. (choir singing) ♪ nobody there to turn me out. ♪ ♪ive me little time to pray - to pray. ♪ ♪ i been in the storm so long. ♪ ♪ i been in the storm so long children. ♪ ♪ i been in the storm so long. ♪ ♪ ahhhhh - just give me little time to pray - - - - to pray ♪ ♪ ahhhhh - just give me little time to pray - - - - to pray ♪ ♪ - - - - - to pray - to pray. ♪ ♪ - - - - - to pray - to pray. ♪ (choir singing) ♪ if you would comfort me ♪ ♪ sing me a lullaby. ♪ ♪ if you would win my heart, sing me a love song. ♪ ♪ if you would morn me and bring me to god. ♪ ♪ sing me a requiem. ♪ ♪ sing me to heaven. ♪ ♪ sing me a lullaby. ♪ ♪ a love song. ♪ ♪ a requiem." ♪ marlene: it's hard to talk about him because i miss him. he was just the most loving, caring person. just a very special young man that cared about other people that wanted to make a difference that wanted to reach out. that's why i think i feel him with me now that this is so import

-- ken: markets are forward-looking by nature.e have seen the market solve quite a bit after the date of the invasion of ukraine, worries about the war. as the war broke out, the narrative changed. we started talking about lower interest rates for longer. we started to talk about how different governments were going to react vis-a-vis russia. a scope of the sanctions that would be unfolded. the consensus over the course of the trading day was that the worst news was behind us and the prospect of, -- and the prospect created a relief rally. david: do you think the markets have basically made their assessment by now? ken: i think we are at a very volatile inflection point. it will come down as to whether the russians will be satisfied by extending their effective borders in the ukraine. will they take kyiv? will they position themselves to reach beyond the borders of ukraine? it is terrifying the markets. they will be adjacent to much of core europe, if they move their military onto the western border of the ukraine. that has the ma

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i'm ken wayn >> from the bay area's news station. kron. 4 news at 6. >> now at 6 may look pretty calm out there right now. but a storm is rolling into the bay area as we head into the weekend. there are so does the rain is coming to. good evening. thanks for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. >> i'm ken wayne. i'm pam moore. it is expected to start reining tomorrow morning. and of course, we desperately need it. let's show you the latest drought monitor map that was released yesterday on your left are the latest conditions. compare that to the map on your right from last thursday. you can see much more of the state is falling into the red, extreme drought category. the bay area is still in the r and severe drought category. so for more on the showers, let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. we could use every drop, lawrence. yeah. hard to believe tomorrow. the last day of winter. here we go. right on time. we've got a winter storm rolling in the bay area may have notice those clouds begin to move in late in the da

ken griffin, and he is doing it for them. out of the bidding group, with chelsea. >>, make a suggestion for the griffin combine, they can basically write out a personal check and just say it works. >> you have to clear of how it works. yet to be serious. can you imagine the amount that it would take to make this work. the final bit of the football club on friday. >> going make clear that the prime minister of the united kingdom has been very overt in his travels to saudi arabia. right now. i've been going to suggest that any transaction involving the gentleman from chicago will be reviewed by 10 downing street. in my off the mark? >> the premier li kester reviewed as well. they have a fit and proper test for ownership. the buyer, and let's face it, with the cubs and ken griffin, you'd imagine that fire is a proper owner of a from really a book team. the other bit is a serious group of consortiums coming together, let's with the number is. you have to put together by the end of the week it >> will have to see. >> let's move on

hi, pam moore and i'm ken wayne. surveillance video shows what led up to that shooting including a fight. >> oregon changes hands several times. this was in the early morning hours on sunday in a crowded to korea on east san carlos street. less than a block from san jose state university. well, for justin campbell joins us now live from san jose where today the chief of police described the chaotic scene. his officers walked into justin. >> that's right. the chief says that a homicide had actually just occurred less than half a block away from the restaurant when.

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. tomorrow marks 3 weeks since russia first invaded ukraine. house revealed its plans to send more aid to that country. >> president biden will soon travel overseas to lead the conversation with our allies. our washington correspondent jessi turnure joins us live with the very latest developments. jesse? >> pam and ken, a senior defense official tells us ukraine is still putting up a good fight, but >> russia continues to target more residential areas. and that's why many here in washington say more aid will be vital from the u.s. and its allies. >> putin's aggression against ukraine has united people all across america. president biden signature sends nearly 14 billion dollars in additional military humanitarian and economic assistance to ukraine as part of a sweeping bipartisan spending bill to continue our forceful response to this crisis. the white house also

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne.ian troops seized the biggest nuclear power plant in europe after an attack that set part of it on fire. we first told you about that breaking news last night here at 6, we'll sent sen. we've learned a radiation crisis at the plant appears to have been avoided. world leaders are condemning a vladimir putin as the bloodshed continues in ukraine. kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us live now with reaction from the nation's capital were shot. hey, good evening. that attack in southern ukraine sent shock waves of fear around the world of catastrophic event. >> but the pentagon says right now there's no evidence of radiation leaking. attacking a nuclear power plant. exceedingly dangerous. the war in ukraine took a pivotal turn friday after russian forces attacked the nuclear facility. this underscores the recklessness with which the russians have

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. says a white pickup truck was taken at gunpoint earlier today on the bay bridge. >> and officials say the suspect is armed and dangerous as he gets right to cloud force re-assessed you who has the very latest from the bay bridge toll plaza to recent.

i'm ken wayne. i'm pale more. hours, oakland police announced charges against 3 people in the case for jonathan mccall is live in our newsroom tonight with what we know so far, john, will pam and ken oakland, police tell us that 2 of those suspects are already in custody on other

ken delainian with that new reporting, kristen welker with the new reporting as well here. a big thanks to both of you and, of course, our chief foreign correspondent richard engel on the ground in ukraine once again. >>> any moment we expect to see president zelenskyy speaking to the canadian parliament. that address comes one day before he addresses u.s. lawmakers. when president zelenskyy begins to speak, we'll take you live. >>> also a stunning movement on russian tv this, protesters interrupting a tv broadcast with a sign that reads no to war and in russian don't believe the propaganda. but what does it say about the mood inside russia? is the anti-war movement stronger than perhaps we may have realized? stronger than pery have realized? it's still the eat fresh refresh, and subway's refreshing their app. so you can customize your favorite footlong, set a pickup time, and jump the line! oh, here she goes! ugh, i thought she was actually gonna jump. subway keeps refreshing and refre- ♪ ♪ i'm getting vaccinated with prevnar 20. so am i. because i'm at risk for pneumococc

i'm ken >> from the bay area's local news station.hing kron. 4 news at 6. >> hopeful, hopeful that this conviction will be overturned. >> tonight at 6 o'clock testimony for scott peterson's hearing wrapped up today. it will be several months apparently before we learn the verdict good evening, everybody. thank you for joining us for kron. 4 news at 6. i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore and i'm ken wayne. peterson's lawyers are trying to prove that one member of that jury committed juror misconduct paving the way for a possible retrial. kron four's rob nesbitt has the latest from outsihe

ken! there's always a ken, you know.ere's another sign that things are getting back to normal-ish. over the weekend here in l.a., we had a police chase. this is one of the best/worst police chases of all time. >> you can see it right there, the suspect trying to getting into somebody's property or still trying to hide, but doing a very, very poor job of it right there. lapd coming to a stop. come on, guys, he is right there. the officers running right by him. they're going right by him. i'm sorry, ane, our pilot today talking on 02, trying to tell the officers that the suspect is right there. and, again, you just saw that. oh my goodness, i just feel so bad for those officers making their way back now. it's the blue car. there we go. somebody is getting the information. somebody's got to be getting the information. keep coming around, ang, keep coming around, keep coming around. that suspect, unbelievable. there you go. we're watching this live. some of those officers must be getting that information. there you go. there

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hi, pam moore and i'm ken wayne. new surveillance video shows what led up to that shooting including a fight. >> oregon changes hands several times. this was in the early morning hours on sunday in a crowded to korea on east san carlos street. less than a block from san jose state university. well, for justin campbell joins us now live from san jose where today the chief of police described the chaotic scene. his officers walked into justin. >> that's right. the chief says that a homicide had actually just occurred less than half a block away from the restaurant when. >> basically they were still looking for this suspect. they said that he could be in the vicinity when this call came in for a man with a going at the restaurant. if you look at the video, you can see what happened. the chief says that there were 2 groups of people at the restaurant that got into a verbal argument lot. victoria, the officers thought initially it was an app. active shooter situation also heighten awareness that a suspect was on the loose

i'm ken wayne and i'm pam moore. the chp says a white pickup truck was taken at gunpoint earlier today on the bay bridge. >> and officials say the suspect is armed and dangerous as he gets right to cloud force re-assessed you who has the very latest from the bay bridge toll plaza to recent. >> well, hi, pam. and ken, what some frightening moments that took place on the bay bridge, as you're mentioning on the eastbound section of the bay bridge around noon today. a second some video that we got into the newsroom. you can see for yourself how this car was just taken. now, this all started to unfold around noon and that is when there was a car crash between 2 vehicles, a ford explorer and a toyota at the ends and then everything fell apart after that. that is when chp says that the driver of the ford explorer got out with the gun and then took another car, basically carjacking that vehicle. now, now they are looking for that. chevy colorado. take a look. and you can see the and the license plate that they are looking fo

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the legendary ken burns with us in studio 1a for a chat about his new ben franklin documentary.s 8:36 with award winning film narrower and our pal ken burns. ready to captivate us yet again. he has a new project out >> a two part documentary that explores the life and work of one of american's founding fathers, benjamin franklin here is a sneak peak. >> franklin is by far the most approachable of our founders he's not somebody made of stone like a george washington franklin was pretty simple in his moral code he was driven by a desire to pour forth benefits for the common good. but there is a lot in benjamin franklin that makes you flinch and we see franklin not as a perfect person, but somebody evolving to see if he could become more perfect. >> like our union. ken burns, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> ben franklin, where do you even start the founding father. you can't make it. >> he's the most amazing american of the 18th century greatest american writer of the 18th century successful businessman, a printer a publisher, greatest diplomat in america. >> inventor. >>

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. overnight, russian troops seized the biggest nuclear power plant in europe after an attack that set part of it on fire. we first told you about that breaking news last night here at 6, we'll sent sen. we've learned a radiation crisis at the plant appears to have been avoided. world leaders are condemning a vladimir putin as the bloodshed continues in ukraine. kron four's washington correspondent reshad hudson joins us live now with reaction from the nation's capital were shot. hey, good evening. that attack in southern ukraine sent shock waves of fear around the world of catastrophic event. >> but the pentagon says right now there's no evidence of radiation leaking. attacking a nuclear power plant. exceedingly dangerous. the war in ukraine took a pivotal turn friday after russian forces attacked the nuclear facility. this underscores the recklessness with which the russians have been perpetrating this unprovoked invasion. russia's brutal invasion has entered its 9th day and more ukrai

i'm pam moore and i'm ken wayne. tomorrow marks 3 weeks since russia first invaded ukraine. today the white house revealed its plans to send more aid to that country. >> president biden will soon travel overseas to lead the conversation with our allies. our washington correspondent jessi turnure joins us live with the very latest developments. jesse? >> pam and ken, a senior defense official tells us ukraine is still putting up a good fight, but >> russia continues to target more residential areas. and that's why many here in washington say more aid will be vital from the u.s. and its allies. >> putin's aggression against ukraine has united people all across america. president biden signature sends nearly 14 billion dollars in additional military humanitarian and economic assistance to ukraine as part of a sweeping bipartisan spending bill to continue our forceful response to this crisis. the white house also made it official tuesday that the president will lead a nato meeting in brussels next week. defense secretary lloyd austin is there now to discuss ongoing deterrence an

ken, back to you. thank you. grant. >> continuing our coverage. there are reported allegations of racist and discriminatory treatment of african students in ukraine who are like everybody else trying to evacuate from that war torn country. and now some bay area political leaders are speaking out about that situation. kron four's has it. but reports >> house >> on crossing the ukrainian border to poland was devastating because of the discrimination along the way, says 25 year-old alexander a college student from nigeria who documented his experience trying to evacuate to safety after russia began to defense discrimination was hard to keep. >> keep station, he says with the african students arrived at the train station in kyiv, they were told only women and children could board ok, that's fine. >> votes biden to take you that they still up for actually in a cold some of case. >> as the evacuation from ukraine escalated. several reports emerged of nonwhite residents getting stuck at borders. yes, i've seen videos. i'm very familiar with the accounts

i'm catherine heenan in for pam moore and i'm ken wayne. peterson's lawyers are trying to prove that one member of that jury committed juror misconduct paving the way for a possible retrial. kron four's rob nesbitt has the latest from outside the courthouse in redwood city. peterson's defense team provided kron 4 with a list of 16 witnesses back in february. >> for them took the stand during this hearing. richelle nice. another juror and east palo alto clerk in today's witness. big ads. aqi, nice is former defense attorney, california's most infamous murder trial continues to make headlines. this is a day that we've been waiting for for a very long time as the defense for scott peterson works to prove that the juror richelle nice had biased against peterson this time questioning her former defense attorney to get zack e about e-mails he had with the san mateo county da's office and the declaration nice had to make about whether or not she lied during jury selection. legal analyst attorney paula canny. the issue is, did she knowingly lie whe

alex. >> ken pam, good evening. this ban on russian oil and gas comes via an executive order from president biden. and it just goes to show how quickly things are developing because just yesterday the white house said a decision had been reached yet on this issue. >> this is a step that we're taking to further pain but president biden recognizes the ban on russian oil and gas imports will also bring pain at the pump. defending freedom is going to cost. it's going to cost us as well. even so republicans and democrats on capitol hill have both called for the ban. i strongly support. >> this decision to ban. >> russian oil as russia continues its unprovoked attack on ukraine's, some 2 million people have fled. looking for safety and ukraine accuses russia of attacking routes used to escape or bring in aid. connecticut senator richard blumenthal says more can still be done to inflict financial pain on russia. and my hope is that americans will demand. >> that american companies stopped doing business. tuesday's ban also

let's kick ken's ache and burn into gear!he counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. those drops will probably pass right by me. xiidra works differently, targeting inflammation that can cause dry eye disease. what's that? xiidra? no! it can provide lasting relief. xiidra is the only fda-approved non-steroid eye drop specifically for the signs and symptoms of dry eye disease. one drop in each eye, twice a day. don't use if you're allergic to xiidra. common side effects include eye irritation, discomfort or blurred vision when applied to the eye, and unusual taste sensation. don't touch container tip to your eye or any surface. after using xiidra, wait fifteen minutes before reinserting contacts. got any room in your eye? be proactive about managing your symptoms by talking to your doctor about twice-daily xiidra. like i did. i prefer you didn't. xiidra. not today, dry eye. ama: once all the awards are handed out and the oscars the focus turns to the after party. dan: the offi