kristina ncaa with drugs and mental illness.m giving up on her friends and family say her vulnerability is why she needs to be found. it's a missing person. it's my kid's mom. she's been missing for 30 days today. searchers fan out maybe put one on the light post over here in a mall parking lot, where 28 year old terra true, nick was last seen. it's an effort that grows more frantic every day. her life is definitely been unraveling. terrorist foster mom has come from modesto to help. she fears terror in drug recovery two years has relapse and is off her meds for bipolar disease. but even when she's slipping terror stays in touch way, just know that typically, she calls she checks in. um certainly calls when she needs help. i don't feel that she's dead. that's just my gut terrorist former fiance says when they were both using they had a son and lost him to adoption terrorist just having a hard time to really learn to forgive herself for that whole mess. for now, and she's able to see him when clean both visits by phone and in per

you better get on kristina. and earlier tonight i spoke with john dennis, chairman of the san francisco republican party. he was happy with the outcome of blame nancy pelosi for targeting trump twice for impeachment, he says her move has reduced the effectiveness of impeachment. actually sort of renamed it now, the achievement because it's cheap. it doesn't mean anything. i'm hoping for the survival of the republic that republicans in the future, frankly, don't continue this process if and when we should take control of, you know of the house and or the senate, and i think. the really dangerous part of this is that if it's now devalued, if it means nothing, if you just move on in life, you're gonna encourage bad behavior from presidents who are not really fearful of impeachment. what the outcome is going to be, it's dennis contends that the trial should never have happened because the trump because trump rather is now a private citizen. now president biden also responded to today's proceedings, saying in a state

that's better a lot of people, kristina norwood, thanks for that. thanks for joining us today. >> thank you. >> now we want to bring in our weather anchor spencer christian to talk about this big weather picture. spencer, glad you were able to make the time today. i want to ask you, the polar vortex that's put the country in the deep freeze. is this a once in a decade event, once in a generation, longer than that. >> the sudden very southward plunge of the polar vortex is once in a decade or generation. but the polar vortex and movement down into the north central u.s. is not terribly unusual. let me start by explaining what the polar vortex is. i'm not a the climateologist. but i have to study to do my job. the polar vortex is a large area in the upper atmosphere of ultracold air and rotates over the north pole. and occasionally if something unusual happens up in the upper atmosphere, like an unusual warming or shift in the typical movement, circulation, it can literally squeeze the polar vortex in such a way that that umbreit cold air plunges down

kristina tear a true nick may not want to be found. she has drug and mental health issues, but rather than give up on her her loved ones. are digging in. it's a missing person. it's my kid's mom. she's been missing for 30 days. today. searchers fan out maybe put one on the light post over here in a mall parking lot, where 28 year old terra true, nick was last seen. it's an effort that grows more frantic every day. her life is definitely been unraveling. terrorist foster mom has come from modesto to help. she fears terror in drug recovery two years has relaxed and is off her meds for bipolar disease. but even when she's slipping terror stays in touch way, just know that typically, she calls she checks in. um certainly calls when she needs help. i don't feel that she's dead. that's just my gut terrorist. former fiance says when they were both using they had a son and lost him to adoption terrorist just having a hard time to really learn to forgive herself for that whole mess. for now, and she's able to see him when clean both visits by p

kristina partsinevelos has more for us. kristina?ight, retailer investor frenzy seems to be feeling some fatigue today. that is because the high flying meme stocks caught in the middle between the battle of armchair reddit investors and wall street are plummeting today. let's look at the darling of them all. that would be gamestop, definitely well below the 50% from its most recent high. gamestop had a lot of action this morning. that is because robinhood, that free trading app a lot of people used they eased restrictions on trading on gamestop. now you can buy a maximum of 100 shares of gamestop. when that happened the stock went up a little bit. it has been halted several times since. across the board stocks are definitely down off the highs of last week. part of that drop in the stock of price of gamestop because of a drop in short interest, those betting stock will fall. right now, expected to be 36% of the ♪. that is the latest research. 36% of the float is shorted. when you have a short call people usually cover it. a few peopl

kristina more naylor reporting live for us tonight, maureen. thank you. we will eat oakland parents and their students held a zoom in protest today to voice their support. to reopen schools for in person instruction they gathered outside oakland tech high school. the students and parents say their weary of the nearly year of distance learning. the school district says negotiations are ongoing with the oakland education association to come to an agreement to bring kids back to campus for part time learning. the teachers union says the sticking points in the negotiations are ventilation ppe and the number of students allowed in classrooms. the u. s supreme court has weighed in again on santa clara's ban on indoor church services during the pandemic. the court ruling tonight that the county must allow services to resume now. this follows another ruling earlier this month in which the high court found that a state ban on indoor worship violated constitutional rights. santa clara county argue that it wasn't treating churches any differently than other faciliti

they really say laughter is the best medicine during the pandemic, absolutely, kristina. the marquis behind me is lit for the first time since december. and the comedy club held its first show tonight since the stay at home order was lifted, invisible man he strikes again. lightness laughter brings attracted a full house friday night and the patio of the alameda comedy club in alameda. this is my first outing in a year and a whole year there's something audience members say laughter is medicine. so this out. thing is much needed. it keeps us going. you know, it keeps us feeling hopeful when we've got 6 ft. 6 ft 6 ft 13 tables with 40 people. owner patrick ford is a software engineer whose passion is comedy. his plan was to open the comedy club as an indoor venue with 150 seats last may. but the pandemic shutdown in march led him to transform the parking lot into an outdoor venue. comedy is just a great release. you know, it's just a cathartic release to get out and enjoy yourself. it's just pure enjoyment. ford health shows here last october before the december stay at ho

kristina, thanks very much. and, by the way, doge coin was one of today's hot topic.y morning, you get to see me in my sweats and who knows what, but i give you the hot stories people are talking about. i think something like 15,000 people have watched it so far today aroan. follow me @red fox liz on tiktok. we'll coming right back, don't go away. when you drive this smooth, you save with allstate the future of auto insurance is here you've never been in better hands allstate click or call for a quote today . . apps are used everywhere... except work. why is that? is it because people love filling out forms? maybe they like checking with their supervisor to see how much vacation time they have. or sending corporate their expense reports. i'll let you in on a little secret. they don't. by empowering employees to manage their own tasks, paycom frees you to focus on the business of business. to learn more, visit paycom.com liz: we are getting breaking news. former president trump senior advisor jason miller is telling fox news that donald trump will not testify at the se

julie yeah, you could just feel the frustrated in starting to boil christian are kristina. frank, you. the fremont unified school district is considering up to $30 million in cuts to balance their budget. the cuts would come over two years that could be done by increasing class size is raising student meal prices. freezing pay raises reducing custodial positions or by delaying the opening of a new elementary school, the district says. declining enrollment and rising pension costs, among other issues. pushed the district into a bad financial spot. the school board will seek the public's input during upcoming meetings in town halls and make decisions on what to cut on february 24th and in los altos to school district is using pooled testing to help classrooms reopened safely. pool testing involves mixing students biological samples. example and examining them in a single test to drastically boost the capacity to identify and contain coronavirus cases. the district has also implemented many other mitigation measures, including improve ventilation, hand hygiene and teaching kid

kristina they did not. i think the weakest part of the of the defenders side and particularly for these senators. weakest part is the problem that they have is that we've got a pretty strong case that when mr pence i think you're showing it right now. when vice president pence was escorted out of there, the president knew that mr pence was in some trouble. was it some risk on? we know that because of senator tub, aviles statement about his telephone call. and nevertheless, the president tweeted out something that attacked mike pence and suggested that he should be attacked by the mob. i think for the senator's that's deeply troubling because what that shows you is that the president was willing to leave them all on the battlefield if you will not just his utterly loyal vice president. the number one number two with that also shows. is that the president intended this to happen. there's no evidence that mr trump tried in any meaningful way quickly to tell his supporters. this is not what i meant. you have to

kristina yeah, a lot of student athletes really looking forward to this day, rob. thanks well, there have been a number of updates about covid vaccines this week will turn now to dr peter chan hyung, an infectious disease doctor from ucsf doctor. thank you so much for joining us yet again. we want to start with this. yesterday the mayo clinic published a study that found both the madonna and visor vaccines, almost 89% effective in the real world compared to 95% of the studies. why are the real world observations like this so important? so for me, actually, this was really amazing because people always say, well, these people in the trials that cherry picked they're like the best people who can like go to appointments. get the nose swabs all the time. show up on time. if you bring it on real world, it's not that easy on so. between 92 95% i'll definitely accept that on issues that these vaccines book in real life situations with people with schedules on who may not fit in exactly into trial. protocol may also help people who have been hesitant to take the vaccine th

number onejohanna konta plays solvenian qualifier kaja juven, while heather watson takes on czech kristinae first round of last year's tournament. a tough task for katie boulter against daria kasatkina of russia — while francesca jones makes her grand slam debut — she was told she would never play professional tennis after being born with three fingers and a thumb on each hand and three toes missing — but here she is, lining up against american shelby rogers. 0 nto 0nto this weekend's football. isjurgen klopp playing mind games? pep guardiola thinks so — klopp has suggested that a covid outbreak at city over christmas led to guardiola's side having a game postponed and two weeks off, which has helped their title bid. what do you think? well guardiola says he expected better from klopp, as city prepare to travel to liverpool on sunday. we didn't have a break. i think city had a two—week break for covid reasons. it's really tough. it's a tough season for some teams. for some teams it looks like lesser. for us, obviously for the reasons, you know, it's tough. he knows it's not true. come on!

that's right, kristina. family dog rescue says it has been in operation for 11 years, the executive director says the scam involves someone stealing information right off of the organization's website. talking monkey, junkie family dog rescue is located in san francisco's bayview district. workers say pets have been in demand during the pandemic thing. this man is looking for a dog to adopt. think it's hard to get an appointment to see them because everyone wants a dog because everyone's home, ilsa jule with family dog rescue shows me a website called heart pound rescue note. the misspelling it is claiming that the founder of family dog rescue a breast cancer survivor is the founder of this other group. i was like, wow, that's low. i mean, it's zsa mart on their part, but that's low. jules says the site is listing dogs that belonged to family dog rescue. they just took all of our content. they took our app our application. jule credits this couple in iowa with alerting her to the scam. they say there were ab

within minutes of arriving, kristina was detained.s of more than 5,000 across russia who found themselves in police vans on sunday, joining 4,000 detained a week bere. and, police were willing to use baton strikes and tasers to get them inside, a level of violence not yet seen. spearheading the protests are members of alexei navalny's anti-corruption foundation. its executive director lives in the u.k., after a warrant was issued for his arrest. vladimir ashurkov says navalny could yet be released, if enough pressure builds on president putin. >> it's very important to keep the pressure, and we're lobbying in the international arena for western governments to take a more proactive stance. >> reporter: the eyes of the world are now on russia. the u.s. and the european union denounced the crackdown, and the united nations security council is discussing russia's treatment of protesters and navalny's detention. opposition activists are pressing for sanctions. without them, they fear further repression. the kremlin says its response is pro

deputy of the german center for addiction issues kristina joins us in your opinion which addictions are the pandemic exacerbating. yes he definitely did see a shame. that this moron from my clock caught. in restaurants lots of reasons to change people really at home in their own clothes their worth because they're walking solve problems there are worries. about the health of how correlates its native name last relationships are with the fact that mc and so we see a change. people at home alone and. yet daytime which wants us yeah very. so we see here very very problem. can't be too. yeah through awful patterns. you know i was always told never never drink alone but you're telling me to a lot more people are doing this how many more people would you say are actually a risk of addictions during this pandemic. yes and we need mark and tear for this in the past we have such. force more. and more people. than before our crisis or mobs they can't even more slow we have some smarts on a volatile situation from 1st life and yes for trying to 20 this is our our data and once more some need for t

gerry: thanks, kristina., and there's good studies showing potentially their earnings potential as well, that damage is actually irreparable, so it's a very disturbing and sad story. thanks very much, kristina. >>> well, the new coronavirus strains are upending vaccine plans. south africa has halted the rollout of astrazeneca's vaccine after a trial showed it doesn't protect against the new strain. an acute care physician joins me to taint. thank you for joining us. >> it's a pleasure. gerry: how worried should we be about this new strain? >> well, mutations are par for the course if you're a virus. and over the next several months, we're going to be hearing about more new strains including the south african strains, the one from brazil and the united kingdom. presently, there's not enough evidence that they're more deadly or dangerous than the original one. now, the terms variants and mutations can be scary. but again, it doesn't mean that they're ten times more dangerous or deadly. they have incremental eff

jill kristina vest who owns the home recently commissioned the mural. she said she wants people, specifically young girls to be able to walk up to her house and feel the pride in history. the house is located a few blocks from the panthers' former headquarters. >>> contra costa county did not break an annual valentine's day tradition. there were no big crowds, but plenty of happy nuptials where you can see lots of couples eager to show off their marriage certificates. those who tied the knot today did so in a socially distanced ceremony. the county clerk's office held 21 wedding ceremonies today, all safely behind glass. appointments filled up quickly. >>> and love is in bloom, which means a big boost for one business. >> it's our busiest day of the year. romance say live in san francisco. >> a look at the last-minute rush as people scrambled to show their love this valentine's day. >>> and check it out. some rain heading our way. meteorologist drew tuma will let us know when we'll need that umbrella next. >>> coming up in sports, back in the bay we loo

and as you can see, kristina andre maggie likes to stack cups, and in fact, she's kind of a pro stacker. i guess that's a thing, but i mean, i could just watch this, you know, on loop maggie, the sea otter stacking cups. you guys think maxie feel good friday video. it is. it is good video to go out on. uh maggie, bringing us home on a friday night. so nice being with you guys tonight. i'll be happy to see you guys in person one day one day. thanks, jason. i looked for us, but this looked for us, but this continue don't ask. don't tell. it's probably obvious, anyway. i was up all night crying. let's see if she's here. gloria?! sarah fink, my lab partner who i hoped one day would be my love partner. i caught one of my so-called friends hitting on her. you got two choices-- you can mope your way up those stairs and soak in a pity bath, or you can pick yourself up, march into that school, and act like you don't even know that girl. [ sighs ] thanks. if mom asks, i borrowed her tub pillow. jay, don't forget to drop joe and mitch at cam's later! yeah, what time are they expecting me to, uh--

neil: all right, kristina, thank you very, very much.sident as well as the secretary of state outlined some of the goals that the president will have when it comes to foreign policy. this is the president's chance to thank, you know, individuals at the state department while they're hard at work. at the same time, he has been talking up a strategy and a plan to deal with some of our biggest threats including from china. we're going to sneak in a quick break here as the secretary of state wraps up his follow-up remarks before the president. stay with us, you're watching fox business. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ keeping your oysters business growing has you swamped. you need to hire. i need indeed indeed you do. the moment you sponsor a job on indeed you get a shortlist of quality candidates from a resume data base claim your seventy-five-dollar credit when you post your first job at indeed.com/promo (announcer) back pain hurts, and it's frustrating. you can spend thousands on drugs, doctors, devices, and mattresses, and still not get relief. now there's aer

kristina? reporter: you're right, neil. we are seeing a little bit of a breather with the gamestop frenzy especially if you look at the price today. it is far cry from the high of $483 a lot of action could be, short interest, betting the stock will fall has declined dramatically. you do have gamestop making some news today. they are hiring an engineer from amazon web services to be their new chief technology officer. maybe that means they're working on the online presence going forward. but the reddit crowd in general has shifted their targets to other focuses. a lot of the conversation today is around sundial growers. they're a marijuana producer. a lot of forms and on twitter, reddit investors are trying to push up the stock price. sundial growers did decline yesterday after the company announced a new stock offering. you can see it is climbing well above 20%. these reddit investors want it to be at least two bucks. we talk about this narrative, neil, about the big versus the small. david versus the goliath but you have

and kristina andre, you know, sometimes we could all use a hug. well, look at that. oh, big bro takes little break from soccer. you could get back on defense anytime, right. but when your when your little bro is hanging out, you gotta give me a hug, right? have to no doubt that was adorable. really? that's so cute. he looks like so a wrapped up. he's got his mask that guy's so you know, maybe one day we can. you know i'll do it. come by on, give each other hugs back when we're not doing these things from our one day spent any more one day. what would be so awesome one what would be so awesome one day? maybe this year i'm so glad you like the house! hey, so a few things -- one, all the appliances are included, two, the previous residents were murdered there, and three, it just passed mold inspection. so, when should we -- uh-huh. yeah. i get it. well, we'll -- we'll just keep looking. although it does give the house character. if those walls could talk. i agree. it's not funny. bye-bye. it's okay, honey. you're gonna sell that murder house. thanks. "ahh, get this bloo

within minutes of arriving, kristina was detained. joined the ranks of more than 5,000 across russia who found themselves in police vans on sunday, joining 4000 detained a week before. and police were willing to use baton strikes and tasers to get them inside, a level of violence not yet seen. spearheading the protests are members of alexei navalny's anti-corruption foundation. its executive director lives in the uk, after a warrant was issued for his arrest. vladimir ashurkov says navalny could yet be released, if enough pressure builds on president putin. >> it is very important for us to keep the pressure. we are lobbying in the international arena for western governments to take a more

kristina partsinevelos in new york city. she has to deal with the snow and the cold. at the same time, deal with the fallout own the gamestop. suddenly cold shoulder to these stocks. this looks like a background of looks and library. i have it on the highest authority it is actually a snowy backdrop to gamestop, kristina. reporter: it is so, it is so perfect, neil. right now the fact, not perfect. as a reporter this is incredibly exciting. the trade of the decade but you have the retail investors, retail frenzy starting to show a little bit of fatigue. i say that because of the darling high flying stocks caught in the middle between the reddit armchair investors and wall street are starting to retreat. let's take a look first at gamestop because that is where it gets a little bit confusing. yes, it has fallen5% from the most recent high of -- 75% of high of 400 bucks. 11:00 a.m., that is when robinhood eased restrictions on a lot of high flying stocks. a highly volatile stocks. specifically for gamestop you could buy maximum of 100 shares. when that happened at 11:10

kristina partsinevelos with the latest on this.eporter: jackie, you know robinhood is caught in the middle of this as well as a lot of trading apps. this is seen as a gateway for millions of investors into the stock market. unfortunately they are still restricting trades and that has users furious. look at heavily shorted stocks, gamestop, blackberry, nokia, amc the vast majority are in the red with the exception of amc. some are attributing some of that sell off to the restrictions coming from the likes of robinhood for example. so the they're restricting number of shares you can buy at the moment. robin hood says they're doing that because of market volatility as well. they need to keep their deposits up for their clearing houses. that is some of the reasons. but lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are raising their eyebrows calling for broader review from the securities & exchange commission. >> they need a broader look at how companies, how hedge funds manipulate the market. then they need to put walls in plies to stop it and

kristina, it's going to be a wild day. >> reporter: yeah.well. robinhood, the free trading app, that is seen as a gateway for millions of investors into the stock market. what they're doing is they're slowing down users. they have restricted trading on eight companies. these are the companies we've been talking about, gamestop, of course, amc, blackberry, nokia. that means you can only own a certain number of those shares as of today. robinhood says they're doing this because of market volatility. nonetheless, this raised some eyebrows on both sides of the aisle which is why many lawmakers are pushing for the securities and exchange commission to look into the matter. but a lot of the damage has already been de. hedge funds are said to have lost at least $6 billion since january 1st, and that's because those hedge funds bet these highly volatile stocks would fall, you had these ap cure retail investors -- amateur retail investors push up the stock price so it was the exact opposite. we're still seeing shares for gamestop higher, and if anyth

first kristina partsinevelos has more. >> the lack of in-person learning is a national emergency accordingnt biden before the super bowl. the problem across the country is that it's varies so widely in how schools are reopening. take a look at this map. we can see there's four states that have mandatory school reopenings. the rest of the states are leaving it up to the local districts to decide. the nation's most powerful teacher's union leader told "the new york times" that teachers need more money and more time. he said -- >> the statement comes etch throw the biden administration made a promise to reopen schools within 100 days of his term. we know that process is tough. in chicago, the teachers union agreed to a tentative agreement to open schools. k-8 won't return until early march. in philadelphia, the officials threatened not to reopen schools here this week. in new york, mayor de blasio says schools could reopen february 25 for 60,000 students. >> our kids really benefit emotionally, intellectually and even in terms of their physical health getting out to school, being in a school

well, i think kristina it's a huge deal for several reasons.in reasons that it's going tol immediately. both sir supply chain. it's estimated that by july we'd have 100. million additional doses contribution by jang jae when you add that to increase production by faison maduna. it seems that our time to vaccinating our country is moved up. and when you look at just even stepping into march just next month, do you think that will kind of help the sluggish rule that we've already seen so far? yes, totally. we won't see a much much difference in february. they only have 2 to $4 million. national doses to add, but by march, jj's promising many millions more, and i think, given the fact that it's just one shot instead of two, um, on some additional bonus is like not needing hugely cold temperatures and probably not going to see severe allergic reactions with this vaccine because it's a different kind of technology. that is all good news. i think it's interesting. you say that it's different technology because there's a lot of talk about johnson and

ktvu cristina rendon is here after talking to the victims and the person who recorded the incident, kristina frank, this is a memorable visit for this family. the couple was on a california road trip they had checked out of their hotel wednesday morning and golden gate park was their last stop before heading home. jason and i a wants and going to let this thief get away with his family's backpack in suitcase, he's able to rustle back his belongings as the robber hops into a getaway car. i'm just like. wondering what's this guy doing on that side for vehicle? he's got no business there. jason his wife, natalie, and their two year old son, jasper, had been in golden gate park for 10. minutes wednesday afternoon. it was their last stop on a california road trip before heading home to seattle. the thief dropped the suitcase full of jasper's clothes. the backpack had diapers and toys. he was definitely trying to get away, you know, luggage, but thankfully, we were close enough that you know we were able to catch up to them and stop him. at the same time. i was driving down filming him, and by the

now the a sister, that would be us need some assistance, although executive director sister kristinaps lee is a nun, the saint francis center is a nonprofit and not affiliated with the church. like many nonprofits during the pandemic, the center is seeing all time highs in the number of people needing help, but a main source of funding for its programs comes from rents, and many tenants can't pay it these days. the center operates 135 units of well below market rate up. apartments in the north fair oaks neighborhood in downtown redwood city. but with so many tenants out of work because of covid, the center is feeling the effects. normally they pay. they pay right on time. they're amazing, but right now they just don't have it consequent two that are operating costs are in danger. those costs include running its food program, clothing g d and youth center. but that's not where the center is planning on putting the majority of the money it raises. i would pay the rents of those people who are in arrears because carrying debt for the families that we have is crazy. they've already we're

that would be us need some assistance, although executive director sister kristina helps lee is a nune saint francis center is a nonprofit and not affiliated with the church. like many nonprofits during the pandemic, the center is seeing all time highs in the number of people needing help, but a main source of funding for its programs comes from rents, and many tenants can pay it these days. the center operates 135 units of well below market rate up. apartments in the north fair oaks neighborhood in downtown redwood city. but with so many tenants out of work because of covid, the center is feeling the effects. normally they pay. they pay right on time. they're amazing, but right now they just don't have it consequent two that are operating costs are in danger. those costs include running its food program, clothing, g d and youth center, but that's not where the center is planning on putting the majority of the money it raises. i would pay the rents of those people who are in arrears because carrying debt for the families that we have is crazy. they've already we're living paycheck to

kristina greg. thank you.ssell, an associate professor of law at santa clara university. with more insight on this, we don't have her will try. get back to her in a little bit, just to get some insight into what happened today and the use of some of the terms that were said in terms of the defense attorneys using the word fight and clipping together those words we want to get her thoughts on that and several other things. this will move on right now. but we'll get back to margaret when we can. casino, city were two alarm fire there left a boy and an elderly woman injured. both are being treated at a nearby hospital. the fire was reported around noon at a home on san andreas. dr officials said. the flames quickly spread to the home next door between the two homes. 14 people have been displaced and the red cross has been called in to help them. the cause of the fire is under investigation. historic event took place today at travis air force base. members of the u. s air force signed their oath of enlistment and

struggling, that event will be hosted by tiffany haddish, she's featuring performances by alicia keys, kristinaerr, and miley cyrus, watch that on twitter, youtube, cmt, mtv live and tiktok, and before the concert, you might hear a familiar tune during the sunday big game. ♪ working 5:00 to 9:00 ♪ ♪ you've got passion and a vision ♪ ♪ because it's hustling time ♪ ♪ a whole new way to make a living ♪ >> that's dolly parton. you know the tune but the words are a little different, she's reimagining the lyrics to her iconing song "9:00 to 5:00" as "5:00 to 9:00" for website company square space. that ad is one of several set to air during the super bowl game, sometimes the commercials are more entertaining than the game depending on the game. who knows. >> might be a good game. >> yes, i think so. >> thanks so much. it's always fun to watch the commercials. >>> let's check in with meteorologist kari hall look at our week-long forecast here and even maybe a little peek at the weekend, kari? >> yes, we're going to have a nice weekend ahead and we've also had some beautiful sunrises and sunsets recent

kristina yeah, julie, this is what's happening in the u. k right now. delaying the second dose is that they try to fight against their new variant. and here at home, we know that there's just not enough vaccines

criminal history and found that he has a very similar circumstances have been joints live, evan, right, kristinais wasn't the suspects first brush with the law records show he's been arrested over and over again in the bay area, and two months ago he was in san francisco county jail on suspicion of driving a stolen vehicle while intoxicated. jerri lyons has been in and out of jail for his entire adult life. the 31 year old is now facing his most serious charges yet after he allegedly flew through a red light in a stolen truck and slammed into a group of cars along lake more, said boulevard, killing a pedestrian. ah small, memorial honored 26 year old sharia musyoka. a native of kenya who worked in the bay area, he leaves behind a wife and a three year old sond this n facebook demanding justice. three other people were hospitalized in the wreck. just two months earlier, lyons was engaged in al

julie yeah, the news so many people have been waiting for kristina frank, you. it was back to school today for elementary students. in last gatto's, they had been doing remote learning for almost a year, along with many other kids. each student had their temperature taken and had to apply hand sanitizer before walking to their classrooms, according to the last gattis union school districts. reopening planhroughd grade, and some sixth graders are returning this week, third through fifth and moore sixth graders will return next week. really really see that a lot of procedures a lot of policies happy done and a lot of things, so we're pretty comfortable. well i just can't like seeing my teacher and my friends. the school district says it will consider shutting down a school if 5% of its students and teachers are infected with covid-19 within a 14 day period, the white house coronavirus response team is reporting that the distribution of the coronavirus vaccine. is improving. as of today, 25 million americans have received their first dose. biden administration also

kristina yeah, julie, this is what's happening in the u. k right now. officials there are delaying the second dose is that they try to fight against their new variant. and here at home, we know that there's just not enough vaccines for everyone that needs one, including high risk people. it's no secret people are fed up waiting for their vaccine. i'm talking to somebody, folks, we're not getting vaccines. the frustration in my district, silicon valley congressman ro khanna sent a letter to the cdc thursday, urging officials to consider delaying the second shot for people in order to get first doses to his many is possible a decision he came to after talking with a handful of doctors. they're saying that we may see another surge. come april or may because of all the variants, and the biggest thing we can do is get a shot in every american's arm. dr robert wachter, professor and chair of the department of medicine at ucsf, agrees with delaying the second shot, the fda says modest delays between doses up to six weeks apart is not expected to decrease prote

ktvu is kristina rhoda own spoke with the tourists who fought back and the witness who recorded the whole thing. jason and i a wants and going to let this thief get away with his family's backpack in suitcase, he's able to rustle back his belongings as the robber hops into a getaway car. i'm just like wondering what's this guy doing on that side for vehicle? he's got no business there, jason, his wife, natalie, and their two year old son, jasper, had been in golden gate park for 10 minutes wednesday afternoon. it was their last stop on a california road trip before heading home to seattle. the thief dropped the suitcase full of jasper's clothes. the backpack had diapers and toys. he was definitely trying to get away, you know, luggage, but thankfully, we were close enough that you know we were to tow catch up to them and stop him at the same time, i was driving down filming him, and by the time the video was finished, i was like, literally like right next to the getaway car. forced landing started recording when he realized he was witnessing a smash and grab. it's the second one he's seen

kristina, we do need to get a little more rain in here. i'll cross my fingers with you, kyla. this year, but there is a grand marshal to help usher in the year of the ox ktvu squatting. wang spoke with the grand marshal. he's the acclaimed director of crazy rich asians at bay area native jon chu. so john m. chu thank you so much for joining us grand marshal virtual grand marshall. it would have been awesome to have you actually at the front of the parade. tell me how this came about that you became grand marshal. oh you know, i have no idea other than you. i never dreamed that i would actually be noticed for this. it's always been, you know, growing up in the bay area has always been such. a natpe aeration of thing to be the grand marshal of the parade on go. i just got a phone call, and it took me by surprise, but the best reaction was what i call my parents and told them because they. they were like, no, that's a mistake. i was like, no call s o on to represent them. my family in the bay on duh all asian asian americans going through this moment right now, um, is an honor fo

with the reaction, kristina. well frankly, received multiple e mails and calls from parents who are upset and disappointed, and they say they're not satisfied with the apologies. they're hearing unaware they were streaming live comments from some board of trustees at oakland unified elementary school district are going viral and we alone yeah, if you're gonna call me out, i'm gonna you up. bored talking about parents and the letters they've received from families urging the district to reopen schools. they want to pick on us because they want their baby sitters back right. parents say the board members realized their mistake turned off the camera, then came back to apologize. it's frustrating for the it's frustrating for the parents. it's frustrating for the teachers, board members and a light. i get it, but we don't speak that way to other people about other people. is that certainly not. at a board meeting. it's okay. if you don't want to send your child to school. it's ok. you do but don't degrade parents buy

anyone with information on that case is ask, tickle anyone with information is kristina's is asked to call the san francisco police department more on that. okay. we moved to this now the same mateo county sheriff's office and redwood city, police department say. the they object to an to attend of order allowing a sexually violent predator to be released in redwood city. now he is 69 year old michael thomas cheek and in 1980. he was sentenced to 20 years in prison for kidnapping and raping a 21 year old woman in santa cruz county, and he's also charged or convicted, rather of 1981 for raping a 15 year old girl in lake county. according to a court order. cheek will eventually be released to residents on hillcrest drive in the emerald hills neighborhood of san mateo county sheriff's deputies and redwood city police have been going door to door to notify the public ah court hearing with public comment is scheduled for march, 1st several mass vaccination sides are opening up around the bay area, including this one and this cody center in san francisco. solano county will also have a vacci

ktvu cristina rendon joining us now live and kristina today you talked with the victim of this crime and also the. man who took that video? yeah, alex, and talk about a welcome to the city. this couple was on a california road trip they had checked out of their hotel wednesday morning and golden gate park with their last stop before heading home. jason and i a wants and going to let this thief get away with his family's backpack in suitcase, he's able to rustle back his belongings as the robber hops into a getaway car. i'm just like. wondering what's this guy doing on that side for vehicle? he's got no business there. jason his wife, natalie, and their two year old son, jasper, had been in golden gate park for 10. minutes wednesday afternoon. it was their last stop on a california road trip before heading home to seattle. the thief dropped the suitcase full of jasper's clothes. the backpack had diapers and toys. he was definitely trying to get away, you know, luggage, but thankfully, we were close enough that you know we were able to catch up to them and stop him the same time i was

and kristina. everyone must have been so excited today. yeah, they were. day of school and all of the excitement that comes with it. even though we're in february, just roughly three months left in the academic year. hands clean room feeling fine, but also engages everybody. everybody's participating and active. a song about covid-19 safety starts today inside mrs shrimp weezer's first grade class. this is what back to school looks like a gloria elementary in orinda after children have been on zoom since august. i feel like i know them, and i feel like they know me, but this is the first time that we're in the classroom in person altogether. thank you for welcoming back. students in a pandemic comes after months of planning and changes kids wait outside, spaced apart before being allowed into classrooms. there are designated walking paths, desks disinfected between morning and afternoon cohorts. we did a lot of videos to show kids what it would look like when they followed the procedures and the plans in the same ramon valley unified school district, all 2

kristina? this wasn't the suspects first brush with the law records show he's been arrested over and over again in the bay area, and two months ago he was in san francisco county jail on suspicion of driving a stolen vehicle while intoxicated. jerri lyons has been in and out of jail for his entire adult life. the 31 year old is now facing his most serious charges yet after he allegedly flew through a red light in a stolen truck and slammed into a group of cars along lake more, said boulevard, killing a pedestrian. ah small, memorial honored 26 year old sharia musyoka. a native of kenya who worked in the bay area, he leaves behind a wife and a three year old sond this n facebook demanding justice. three other people were hospitalized in the wreck. just two months earlier, lyons was engaged in almost the exact same behavior. chp officer said he was under the influence behind the wheel of a stolen car. he flew through a red light here on al many boulevard, the chp said he then pulled an illegal u

that would be us need some assistance, although executive director sister kristina helps lee is a nune saint francis center is a nonprofit and not affiliated with the church. like many nonprofits during the pandemic, the center is seeing all time highs in the number of people needing help, but a main source of funding for its programs comes from rents, and many tenants can't pay it these days. the center operates 135 units of well be apartments in h fair o. but with so many tenants out of work because of covid, the center is feeling the effects. normally they pay. they pay right on time. they're amazing, but right now they just don't have it consequent two that are operating costs are in danger. those costs include running its food program, clothing g d and youth center. but that's not where the center is planning on putting the majority of the money it raises. i would pay the rents of those people who are in arrears because carrying debt for the families that we have is crazy. they've already we're living paycheck to paycheck and so having debt and expecting them to ever catch up is

yeah that's right, kristina. sounds like you have that unique perspective. right?ically seems like you don't see this too much in your lifetime. so yeah, that's that's a big deal of setting up. not at all. yeah, over the weekend and into a today what they were used to the rolling blackouts. because the heat not because the chill and unfortunately that is that's the case. as you can see some of the very cold temperatures right now. so it was cold this weekend. it is still cold right now, take a look at those occurring numbers out there below zero. minneapolis right now it's only 12 degrees in dallas, and we have a bitterly cold air mass kind of setting up following this trough of bringing in those cold temperatures for portions of the country. in fact, look at all the snow fall over texas just over the past 24 hours. you could see things beginning. to what kind of shift on out to the north into the east. but as we have changed things over these air all the storm reports this still fall reports so why'd spread not just a few as you would expect with this with this re

that would be us need some assistance, although executive director sister kristina helps lee is a nunrofit and not affiliated with the church. like many nonprofits during the pandemic, the center is seeing all time highs in the number of people needing help, but a main source of funding for its programs comes from rents, and many tenants can't pay it these days. the center operates 135 units of well below market rate up. apartments in the north fair oaks neighborhood in downtown redwood city. but with so many tenants out of work because of covid, the center is feeling the effects. normally they pay. they pay right on time. they're amazing, but right now they just don't have it consequent two that are operating costs are in danger. those costs include running its food program, clothing g d and youth center. but that's not where the center is planning on putting the majority of the money it raises. i would pay the rents of those people who are in arrears because carrying debt for the families that we have is crazy. they've already we're living paycheck to paycheck and so having debt and

ktvu is cristina rendon now is here with the reaction, kristina.eived multiple e mails and calls from parents who are upset and disappointed, and they say they're not satisfied with the apologies. they're hearing unaware they were streaming live comments from some board of trustees at oakland unified elementary school district are going viral and we alone yeah, if you're gonna call me out, i'm gonna you up. bored talking about parents and the letters they've received from families urging the district to reopen schools. they want to pick on us because they want their baby sitters back right. parents say the board members realized their mistake turned off the camera, then came back to apologize. it's frustrating for the it's frustrating for the parents. it's frustrating for the teachers, board members and a light. i get it, but we don't speak that way to other people about other people. is that certainly not. at a board meeting.

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. >> john: something to keep watching, christina person as -- kristina partsinevelos. >> sandra: let's to bring into all of this. we had a pretty interesting conversation with robert wolf, former head of upf america also a staunch democrat on the program last friday. and charles payne on sat with me as well. and obviously the was taken the side of the little guy. they showed 100% be able to get in there and drive up the price of this stock in the way that they want to. they need to be able to get involved. and we hear and understand that side. but there is a lot of different aspects to this story. what is missing from it? what do you want to add to it? >> what is missing is the need for capital on firms such as robin hood who have capital requirements that they must meet both the s cc and to their clearing firms with the clearing corporations. if you are allowing somebody to buy stock without any limitation whatsoever or more importantly to buy options, the options dealer that sells you that option has to hedge that position without getting two extra cherries. >> sandra: let me tell yo