lena's soul calmed down.was betrayed on earth, that indeed she now we will have sorts of heavenly. she will be our angel to her children. why have i been going all these 18 months and going exactly to that goal, to find my daughter alive or dead, i found her. i found her and did everything in a christian way, if logunov came to say goodbye today, do you think it would be the right thing to do on their part, as these people behaved all 18 months. i don't think it would be the right thing to do today, because there is a folk here. and the people's court people, who escorted lena to people who are not indifferent citizens of ryazan to a white man. judgment will be stones. well, let me remind you that many times the simba lagunovs were offered to speak out and provided them with a platform, but apart from cynical statements about lena and her relatives, we did not hear anything. today, for the first time in our studio , olga semina is a relative of alexander logunov and, as i understand it, your husband, especial

what do you have with lena with lena this is our own business.kmail a person with his health. me like a hand, she is my leg, my love, yes, you yourself need a doctor who is perfectly healthy if you if you love her, you must respect her. let's figure it out. and the sooner the better. i believed you. you're nothing, you blackmailed me. you still can't do without me. you are used to luxury because you always have everything. even sit down. more often than not, you don’t have to move to the last desk, igor sergeevich, we’d better go, lyosh still won’t write himself. get an estimate for two. write. but still no institution shines. well , you too can learn to go to university and get a job. you don't know lyosha, he's so kind, it's just hard for him. he has no father, a mother who drinks, he brings up two brothers alone when he learns. tell me, are you sure that you need all this, and i tell him when we are together we are not afraid of anything. only you will work with him thank you igor sergeevich thank you. boldly his guys from the tula region near

at lena went went from the other side of the house. she planted a window for natalya lena. angela was in her shorts and was on her knees. i stayed, well, i sat on the couch, and because of this they concluded that there was a relationship between angela stanislav, yes , and stanislav was ever told that he could also be a dad, well, i talked, i still say, well, we have nothing did not have. this is not mine, just like konstantin denies the relationship. yeah, i mean, they both definitely don't. yes, what stanislav himself will tell about his relationship with his niece and neighbor. why he denies his paternity and from whom, according to the man, angela gave birth to a daughter, we find out immediately after the advertisement, there is also a hopeless situation. fatal mistakes. we really try to understand everyone who turned to us 60 years ago, his own mother left her five-year-old son at the station. and now he dreams of finding a stalemate was advised by his own. and to the station somewhere and they will immediately take him to the orphanage not a single night, not a sing

i tell lena that it happened?ne to her, and she tells me, yes, if they stuck a knife in your throat, what would you do, i say what kind of knife. yes, i would say, i say i pushed vika. well, let him say he sticks a knife in my neck. here are the girls. there was such a story, when she spoke to you on this date, there was a version that he did not say so with a knife in her throat. i did not say that. nastya do not try to give them, to whom they give you and let's be fine. you heard guardianship. you heard the representative of the guardianship authorities, when mom if a child goes to prison, it will remain in this center either you are ready to take it away or your grandmother is ready to take it to her, mother arranges guardianship. yes, she drinks, this is a grandmother. let's just look at lyubov pavlovna and draw our own conclusions. here people are already grated in this thing of darova's son. i left lyubov pavlovna sitting, i would sit in your place and wave. calm down , calm down, why are you crying? and sti

i called her aunt lena and then my mother told me so, something i call you lena. that is, i was probably 5-6 years old somewhere. tell us about your family, in which you grew up. i am my own mother. i was born in bashkiria. when i was three years old , my mother and my sister natalya took us here, buzuluk district without a father, that is, the father is with us. my father didn't come with us. that's how the consequences turned out, she just ran away from him and supposedly. he was a tyrant, too, and bad habits also said everything, so we arrived, then after some time, maybe after 2 years, we had a new dad, well, with whom they later can be said to have lived all their lives, and what was it like in general your childhood? oh, my childhood, i would not say that it was, but there were no happy gifts for the new year, there were no gifts for the days birth. what's the maximum for mom's birthday? it could come up in kissing for this birthday, and that's it. well, well, they were well -fed a little bit dressed. that's all my childhood, that is, to remember to remember

here it is, here she is lena berluk, such a collective she is lena berluk. and now, look what they say. see how munich munich, lukashenka's conference again with putin and again on february 24. they really release these 360 ​​° around themselves in a circle. they all have a stereotype. for russia, they came up with what they say is the institute for the study of war british intelligence, while interesting intelligence in britain what kind of intelligence it refers to, our data says, based on official statements by the ukrainian authorities, what kind of intelligence they say the russian offensive has already failed there at the front , and then suddenly declare that russia turns out to be concentrating aviation to launch its big offensive. so you decide whether they have an interesting formula for china. they all want to say that china has surrendered russia. well, as if there is no reason, they came up with an interesting wording. china is not something to support russia, it rather does not help ukraine like this for us. uh, they , uh, also developed such a

lena: good morning.the newly elected alameda county district attorney, pamela price, has announced what she is calling a new unit called the public accountability unit, which will be reopening the investigations into eight different cases across the county, some of which happened right here in pleasanton. the cases range from as far back as 2007 up to some high-profile instances, such as those of mario gonzalez, joshua and gloria chavez, incidents that happened in pleasanton, hayward and fremont. community advocates say she's following through on promises made during her campaign to hold police accountable. a criminal defense attorney who has represented police officers accused conducda's decision to n previously investigated cases is a waste of time and taxpayer money. >> their thorough, they were objective, they were comprehensive. they considered all the evidence, forensic, video, statements, everything. >> i am glad we are kicking off her term in the right way. she ran on the platform of holding poli

three words lena i leaving. after these words, lena usually adds you will move with me, four words.ut you really don't understand. no, have you ever been, well, you were in turkey, turkey well , i'm sorry, well, i'll tell you honestly, you can't move in with me as just my girlfriend. shall we visit? so, nothing from yours is already without notation without disputes. ok how did you know? what bomb was made here? you are the most important make sure that this bomb is assembled. here, not all criminals are geniuses of the mind to collect it. enough to bring the evidence no enjoy. what to write? you did not come to give up, well, in your free service , you provided additional services on the market. he showed, well, write to your master, he didn’t share anything, he survived me, too , write the bomb himself, he made it himself and he laid it down, he wanted to scare me. i went according to plan. great write it down. and listen. who are adult diapers for? in my head i support the dialogue, tell me, but people come to us to give up, in what case? when they have nothing to lose, but he ha

lena: hello reggie. layoffs across the tech industry, we are about to hear how the silicon valley is really doing on an economic level at this state of the valley. leaders will talk about the findings of the recent silicon valley index report by joint venture in today's town hall style meeting. the joint venture president and ceo says silicon valley actually has more job openings being advertised then cut. adding that studies show most tech workers are actually lazy on their feet within three months. it is part of an expected pattern which a san jose professor and tech expert explains sought expansion during the covert outbreak. >> they hired so many people during the pandemic and now they are questioning if this is the same momentum of the purchasing and online activity is going to continue. time just told us, we have seen that, is not the case. lena: joint venture many tech companies are expecting their first downturn, the overall job cuts only represent 2% of the tech. regardless, we have a layout tra

live in san francisco, lena howland. reggie: the san francisco supervisor has introduced a contrary -- a controversial measure to control's -- prostitution. they considered it urging state lawmakers to introduce legislation that would legalize prostitution and allow cities to set up a light districts. she admits that is not something that will happen overnight. >> it will take many years of discussion before it would pass and then years to implement because we would have to regulate an industry and we need places where sex work can occur indoors. reggie: it comes on the heels of the decision to set up barricades to curb prostitution in the mission district. it is an issue that we first spotlighted earlier this month. jobina: happening today, help for asian americans and pacific islanders. city leaders will hold a summit to inform people about resources available if they are a victim of a crime and discuss the community liaison unit which aims to build trust between officers and communities of color. this comes after mult

live in san francisco, lena howland. reggie: lena, thank you.earch is on for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash south of hostetler road. the victim was found inside her car. chp says a car and a truck believed to be the suspect bus vehicle were founded the scene. investigators believe the driver of the truck took off after the crash. a growing national security concern this morning after a series of unidentified objects were discovered flying in u.s. airspace over the weekend. jobina, there have been four of these in eight days. jobina: we have learned that the spy balloon from china last weekend out three unidentified objects over the weekend, the most recent was shut down yesterday over lake huron. the octagon shaped structure was unmanned, traveling about 20,000 feet near sensitive sites. so far, no indication of surveillance capabilities for any of the objects seen over the weekend. there are a lot of questions about why so many objects have been detected recently, but the pentagon tells abc news that after the spy balloon from

lena burst into tears even more.r make a buddy, like someone, turns out to be a mother to you in bed too early with this boy, come on. i 'll talk to him first, then i'll tell you whether he suits you for sex or not? at the same time, the mother also had lovers of the same age. it is not surprising that a violent scene of jealousy in the apartment happened. clay volunteered to help, but on a commercial basis, bolshakova demanded that she be registered with her child in a three-room apartment, yevgeny, and then lena and her brother kostya would have enough two-room apartment to exchange. and her harry and be a one-room girl hit on the hands. in that evening kostya was put to bed early in a back room, and in the kitchen, evgenia evgenieva, her daughter lena and a newly-made girlfriend celebrated the end of the working week. galya mixed it in, the secret wine drank the pills and began to fall asleep. galina rejoiced perfectly, and this time everything goes without a hitch. without a hitch , they began to wrap evgenia in

lena howland is live in sou bay.lena: health leaders are focused like you said on adapting to covid just like the flu as a national public health emergency winds down instead of having a full-blown response. they announce they will be closing all county vaccination and testing locations by the end of the month. it served around 30,000 residents during the peak and helped more than 90% of residents get at least one covid shot. this comes as the president ends the national emergency in may and governor newsom and's or state of emergency at the end of the month. it's happening because health care providers and pharmacies now have the widespread ability to provide testing and vaccinations. >> i'm not here t over. the virus continues to spread. >> we are still in the middle of a pandemic but we are transitioning from a full-blown response where we have a sense of urgency every day, to one where we are adapting to living with covid. lena: have concerns and say they want the disabled community to be alongside leaders when t

lena: that is right.t by the naacp, the oakland police chief who is still unpaid leave is calling on the mayor of oakland to let him go back to work, claiming the recent report is inaccurate. the newly elected mayor placed him on leave last month after a report investigating misconduct in the police department said he failed to take action over incidents with a police sergeant. over the weekend, armstrong told us protocol was followed in both cases and says the report was flawed and unfair. he added his decade-long track record speaks for itself. >> i deserve to be in the position of chief of police. as someone born and raised in oakland, someone who has struggled income from poverty to make it to the chief of police position, it is a huge accomplishment. to have someone tarnish my reputation, tarnish the beliefs my family and friends is acceptable. lena: we reached out about the mayor's decision to put the chief on leave. in a text message, she responded saying i'm interested in reviewing the information

lena howland, abc 7 news. kumasi: do not forget, we sent out a push alert like this when the explosion happened. if you want to stay up to date, download the abc 7 mobile app. reggie: the suspect in the half moon bay mass shooting is expected to appear in court. the hearing will focus on whether case documents will be posted online moving forward. the suspect is facing multiple charges, including seven counts of murder. he could be sentenced to death. seven people died, one person was hurt in the shooting. authorities believe it was an act of workplace violence. the man accused of firing blanks inside a san francisco synagogue will be back in court next week. the man stood before a judge for. the first time since his arrest. the 51-year-old is facing felony charges and hate crime allegations. surveillance video shows him walking into a synagogue on balboa street and firing a gun loaded with blanks. according to the da, hate crime -- tied to social media posts. kumasi: authorities say have busted a state wised

live in the newsroom, lena howland. kumasi: oakland firefighters this morning are investigating the cause of a three alarm fire at the oldest black church in the area. on telegraph avenue. the pastor spoke about the church and its history. >> this church served -- is about the people of the community, the people of the east bay the people who love oakland. it has a strong, rich history. i'm at a loss for words. i don't know what to say. i feel like it's a bad dream. kumasi: in a tweet around 3:00 this morning firefighters said they were still working to put out the fire and looking for additional hotspots. 60 firefighters were on the scene. no one was hurt. reggie: police in the south bay investigating an attack caught on camera. the victim we are told is the second street vendor to be attacked in the last week. >> carlos sanchez is the father of a family of four. he comes to work every day so he has money to feed them. he even showed up on sunday, the day after he was attacked. >> get out of here. get out of here. leav

lena howland is driving u lena: good we are getting a new sense of how powerful the explosion was thursday morning which destroy the home rate here really was. neighbors were standing outside when it all happened and a new security video that caught it on camera. [explosion] take a look. this is the moment the home exploded up of 20 2nd avenue, caught on a neighbor's home security camera. the blast was strong enough to force open car doors and shattered glass throughout the block. a woman inside the house was killed and a caregiver made it out alive but suffered major injuries. police told us a drug lab was being run inside of the home. 53-year-old derek price was arrested and faces charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and child endangerment. >> what did it feel like? >> just a bomb and then inside fire. >> in the neighborhood, people are nice and in the middle of the street you have this guy something illegally. lena: her that have been red flagged. she lives next door next to the house which exploded. the supervisor plans to hold a town hall meeting on wednesday night

lena howland is live conditions. lena: good morning and happy friday. the good news in the east bay's we are not seeing active snow. however, the rain is continuing to fall down on us as all around me. it was a different story in oakland hills hours ago. i want to show you video just into the newsroom taken just hours ago in oakland hills. you can see the fluffy falling near tilden park and grizzly peak boulevard. they suck quite a bit of snow with the road nearly impassable with folks for regular tires. onto video from yesterday morning and patty took this video first thing yesterday morning. >> my husband was not awake yet and i was like, it's snowing! people say that there are no seasons in california, there are. [laughter] it is not like the midwest. it is unusual but hey, it is fun and different. lena: according to the national weather service, yesterday's snowfall was light compared to what was expected. they said originally the east bay hills could get two to six inches of snow at elevation of 2000 feet. not your average day living in california.

lena howland, abc 7 news. kristen: in the north bay, the downside of all the rain we have had could mean very dangerous season for ticks, and marin county could be ground zero for hungry pests. larry: abc 7 news' cornell barnard talking about how to keep your pets safe. cornell: what do think about ticks? >> i don't like them. cornell: no one does. experts say they love wet weather, the bay area has had a lot of that. >> the rain combined with the temperate weather man's ticks will be out, looking for a meal. cornell: marion county has some of the highest take infection rates in california, around 30%, possibly due to all the open space and wetlands. ticks can carry the bacteria which causes lyme disease this image from a microscope shows the bacteria literally outrunning the immune system, using a corkscrew motion to bore through tissue and blood vessels. >> it is important, if you have been bitten by a tick, you may or may not see a rash, but if you develop symptoms, see a doctor right away. cornell: marion

lena: good morning. today at the computer history museum behind me, community and industry leaders will be coming together to give people a better pulse on this area's strength, the strength of the economy here, but it comes at a time when the tech industry is experiencing a difficult season of layoffs. the townhall will be addressing the silicon valley index report by joint venture, which provides an overview of the economy over the past year. joint venture's president and ceo russell hancock says it is not about perceived doom and gloom, but the cyclical bust and boom, describing the tech sector currently. he says it is experiencing more of an adjustment than a crisis, despite tech layoffs. >> there is a tremendous upheaval and displacement. so those people going through that kind of pain are in a world of hurt. however, there is good news. lena: good news meaning silicon valley actually has more job openings being advertised now than cuts. hancock added that studies show most tech workers are landing

lena howland is life for the investigation. lena: that's right.is synagogue tells us they only notified police about this shooting on thursday morning because those who were here at the synagogue when this all happened on wednesday night feared retaliation. take a look at this video. this is surveillance video showing on wednesday night a man entering the room inside of the schneerson jewish center. he fired several rounds. many thought he shot blanks since no one was injured. a congregant who was here says the reason people were slow to react was because they were stunned. based on what the suspect was saying he is adamant this was a hate crime. the small synagogue serves mostly russian speaking jews. the rabbi left just before the suspect came. he says as the suspect leaves he waves and made reference to the mossad, israeli's secret intelligence agency. >> terrorism doesn't have to involve killings. in my mind, what he did was he came he did a terrorism attack. he came to terrorize people. i'm worried that what if this person next time comes wit

lena: that's right. the rabbi of this synagogue here behind us tells us that based on what the suspect was saying while he was inside he is adamant that this was a hate crime. and it's rocked the jewish community here in this neighborhood to its core. take a look at this video. surveillance video shows on wednesday night a man enters the room inside of this schneerson jewish center and fires off several rounds. many believes the suspect shot blanks since no one was injured. a congregant there during the shooting says people were slow to react because they were stunned. the small synagogue serves mostly russian speaking jews. the rabbi left just before the suspect came. he says as the suspect leaves he waves an made reference to the mossad. israeli's secret intelligence agency. >> i believe that man said say hello to mossad for me. somehow he was harming mossad by scaring the jews in america in this one synagogue. i'm not clear. i think the person is deranged. i think the person is mentally unwell. lena:

lena howland is in redwood city where there is a big area that is in the dark. lena:. we are in redwood city where the power has been completely knocked out to the shopping center behind me, including to this starbucks which would typically be getting ready to open up their doors. clearly, that's not happening anytime soon without power. they are just one of 44 thousand customers without power on the peninsula alone this morning. the gusty wind also causing some serious damage in the boulder creek area of santa cruz county. fire officials telling abc news, a redwood came down on top of a home on bobcat lane. a piece of the tree trapped a one-year-old inside. crews were able to safely rescue the child and transport them to the hospital. fire officials tell us the infant is critically injured but still conscious and breathing. >> we had crews on top of the roof and inside the living room where they were ultimately cutting away the weight, removing that off of the patient, rendering aid as quickly as they could to control the situation. lena: the damage does not end there

lena howland joins us from the scene. good morning. lena: good morning. it is a dramatic scene out here in this neighborhood. you can see the flames actively burning behind me. this has been going on for several hours throughout the night. for neighbors to be seeing happening so close to their homes as they are waking up. it cause neighbors to be evacuated in the middle of the night. that evacuation could last for several hours. i want to show you this scene a few hours ago. firefighters on scene tell us they believe this may have been caused by an electrical valve blowing that then caused leak. other neighbors have been asked to shelter-in-place. firefighters worked with pgn crews to dig out and to secure the gas. >> behind me -- pg to dig out and to secure the gas. lena: f further down the block, a neighbor reported the cover to their electrical box being blown off, although investigators are not sure if those 2 events are connected at this time. c longer as they work to get this under control. for now, reporting live in daly city, lena howland. reggie:

lena: w about this move. they released a statement saying the department is aware of the issues of sex workers and the potential of human trafficking. the department is utilizing strategies to stop and disrupt the criminal activity while being compassionate to those forced into the sex trafficking trade. the mayor's address this afternoon is expected to start at noon. we will be streaming deadline for you on the abc7 app and abc7news.com. reggie: the mayor's speech comes as an is because -- as a new cause for concern is showing a drug is showing up that is 20 times more powerful as sentinel. the drug is known as iso. dealers are slipping it into other illicit drugs. it is showing up in labs next with heroin or fentanyl or in prescription pills. madras because the revolution troubling and sent an alert to the medical examiner's office. >> for cash everything it needs -- to test for cash reggie: dorsey want to make sure the medical examiner has the ability to test for the drug retroactively. causing accidental

in the newsroom, lena howland, abc 7 news.an: the red cross and the red crescent are helping victims of the earthquake by providing first aid, medical evacuations, and much-needed food. at this time, the american red cross has not received requests for blood but says the red cross is ready to provide some blood if needed. kristen: in the bay area, it is not a question as to if a big one will happen but when it will. the hayward fault and east bay is long overdue. today, on our afternoon program, "getting answers," usda's assigned to semesters -- usgs scientist emeritus dr. ross stein answered questions. dr. stein: we have gold rush fill, really junk, hulks of old gold rush ships, where san francisco just dumped sand. those are terrible soils! and we have a lot of buildings, a lot of the financial district is built on gold rush fill, the marina district. so, we have to recognize that we have created some situations, which are unwise, and we need to remedy those as best we can and strengthen our abilities, too. kristen: you can

in the howland -- lena is live with these cases.is a move that is already dividing opinion across alameda county. for newly elected d.a. says she has created a new unit called the public accountability unit which will be the body responsible for reopening and investigating these old cases. the use of force incidents all involve officers from the pleasanton, hayward, and fremont police department's. the cases range as far back as 2007 up to 2022 and feature high-profile incidents such as those as mario gonzalez, joshua gloria, and josh were shot as -- and -- chavez. pamela price is a key reimagining public safety. they say she is following through on her promises she made during her campaign to hold police accountable. >> i don't know how anybody can suggest to me there is not a problem with police violence. >> the attack by ms. price is going to create open warfare between her office and law enforcement management throughout the county. lena: a criminal was a criminal offense attorney who has represented police accused of misconduct

lena: after 35 days of waiting, the oakland zoo is back open for business. >> lena: we are looking >>- >> we are looking forward to seeing everybody. lena: this is after a sinkhole was blocking the entrance to the zoo, forcing the zoo to close it the doors until they could get patched up. >> hundreds of thousands of dollars in terms of repairing that culvert. not to mention the other costs of the zoo had to take care of and the lost revenue, $500,000 a week. lena: visitors across the bay area could not wait to get back inside. >> the bears are always fun. lena: including the berger family which just bought an annual pass. >> we wanted to go in january for friends and family for his first trip. they reopened. we didn't know if that was going to happen so we are excited. stephanie: speaking of we have another one on the way and francis is tracking the timing. i know the models have fluctuated a little bit. francis: every model run, the rain starts to come in earlier. we noticed lots of raindrops on our camera lenses and we are sing a few hundredths of an inch in the east bay. sfo had vi

but lena was less fortunate.in 1897 according to the project of the owner of the estate , mikhailandzevinsky, by the way, representatives of the most ancient belarusian family. whiskey lived here until 1917, then the estate was nationalized, and the tyuvinian family itself was forced to leave the inhabited places, for what reason the estate remains a mystery in soviet times, as usual, it was both a house of culture and a club. now she is in a completely terrible run and it is not clear that she is still abandoned. i know that this family still has relatives who live in warsaw and allegedly offered to buy this estate. but as i understand it, they don’t have any forces of impossibility and what we actually see at the moment. this is a property that needs renovation. i understand everything in the estate, i won’t get in, if only through the window, but another question. should it be rather dangerous? around the estate itself , there is nothing special to look at, except perhaps an old gentlemen's park and somewhere

i came to get the child, also with lena, to my home.lk with victoria so that she has been with us for 3 days, where is the power on monday. she took time off take a walk for an hour, but i let victoria go with me for an hour. two three. there is none. i call she comes in a hysterical state. with andryushka, andryushka runs to me and says, you just don’t scold your mother. i say, why should i scold mom, you son, you scold me. then for some reason she flies in to andryushka and collects vika vika can’t write without eating, thin little undershirt. it was 3 months old overalls begin to collect victoria i don't let her push me away. i'm facing here. calm down lying, so do you want to walk vika? go walking by yourself, victoria is not. when did i push her away from victoria? she hit me. very very bad. i did not expect this, i have never seen your children. everything was raised in my hand, even from my husband i don’t have such a thing in me. this is so that i endure such a humiliation, i let her calm down, i see that she can’t be stopped li

lena dimka he is already a different person. well, and what used to be in childhood. figure it out. let's figure it out, everything will be fine. don't worry dima. i'm sorry, he's being taken to the operating table. it's urgent. everything will be fine. i think everything will be fine, of course, they hit him competently with a knife, but it seems that at the very last moment the hand trembled heart and rested on the ribs. pumps in harmony doctor in the world in general and in personal life in particular do you remember how he ran into the lace? about the dry itself asked for it. who among yours only one such can wet. well, this umka is yours. certainly. you can, if you want a listener, the impression that you are leaking information to me is exactly a serious delay. you don't seem to. everything is fine. learn student and 3 hours have not passed. these freaks are in our pocket. because i can't understand one thing, and why can't the cops do that, or what? they have the same database computers, everything is the same. why can't they be motivated? i express myself clea

lena and i met for two years. but then, when the wife became pregnant. i said, bast was enough, and when lena came, there was a surge of buying a scarf and, in short, we had one time and then, when i dropped off at the bus stop, i never saw her again. to avoid execution and write a confession. you get ten maybe even your wife is waiting for you, of course. both wrote confessions. talently we are all people to all people we are all wrong, in general your ideas from repeated ears. how many new clues, we dug up on this couple. thank you for being able to return home safely. may i take it? happy you. what are you saying, it seemed to me a lot ahead. now i need, given the future from the fiftieth year, what are you kidding about. ok. shekhnovich therefore, they moved. leonid excuse me, i'm late, everything is in order. hallelujah how does it sound so much better than the captain is easy, he really goes to pay it. thank you here somehow very stuffy, what's going on, please don't start. i'm just wondering if anyone 's having fun here. look, you're against the r

lena howland joins us live from the scene and you can see the flames going behind her.rning and this fire is actively burning and if you take a look behind me, fire officials told me that this has continued to burn through the night since about 11:00 last night and it is something that has prompted evacuations to the surrounding homes. we are told that evacuation could continue to last for several hours while fire officials wait for this to burn out. i want to show you the dramati video taken while the fire was burning. a similar scene to what we are seeing happening live. fire officials tell us this may have been caused by an electrical valve blowing that sparked a gas leak. they say this incident was so serious, they had to evacuate at least a half-dozen neighbors in a surrounding homes and all other neighbors have been asked to self -- to shelter in place while firefighters worked with pg&e cruise --crews. >> you will see the fire is kinda like yourself -- your stove lift --lit. the concrete is acting like the great --grate. lena: further down the block, a neighbor r

chechenin is among them and ready to explain the situation lena i congratulate you, please tell me what is happening near the dovzhenko center and how many people have gathered this time congratulations igor i congratulate our viewers and the viewers can say that the situation is already in the film community managed to call absolutely any fairy tale in aysia, because if you read fairy tales about it , this is something like this story, i am not near the dovzhenko center, i am near the national ikea cinema in kyiv, because exactly this competition was supposed to be held here, but it was actually postponed because the police received a report about the mining. but now they are looking for god, and on the other hand, on the other hand, part of the representatives of the film community and the media are waiting for volodarka. well, we are marina kudarchuk. she was here somewhere. and of course the contestants , as well as the state cinema, have already managed to inform on their website that they consider this message about mining, if it turns out to be false, this message is inappropriat

lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: a san francisco supervisor is taking a step she hopes will lead to the legalization of prostitution in the city. the board consider the resolution that urges a san francisco state lawmakers to introduce a bill that would legalize prostitution and decriminalize sex work. she admits this is not something that will happen overnight. >> it will take probably many years of discussion before all past, the nearest implement. we have to regulate an industry, we need places where sex work could occur indoors. reggie: the resolution comes on pr along the missiondes to curb district, an issue we spotlighted earlier this month. jobina: help for asian americans and pacific islanders in the bay area. city leaders will hold a summit to inform people of resources available if they are a victim of a crime. they will discuss the police department to -- departments community liaison unit. it comes after multiple asian americans were killed in the recent shootings and monterey park and half moon

let's go to lena. here you go.ck of the road with his head on the fixture on the soul of st. lena gypsy. come on, come on. right, thank you very much. of course not, i love talented people. and when he sent me this song. i realized that i really want to record this duet with him, but at the same time, athens knows this, yes, at the age of 17 , she ran away from home. i do not know a weak person, probably this would not have survived. thanks to my daddy the kingdom of heaven, who raised in to me here is such a strong, bold, strong-willed person who knows how to achieve his goals. let's show we visited athena here. uh, how she has been living attention for exactly 44 years, it will be soon, since i moved here. i don’t even introduce myself in my life anymore, in general, a house was built in another city 3 years ago. this is how women in russian villages do everything themselves. remembering our kind childhood, we lived very poorly, very poorly, but we were drowning in love. well, in the south, the mentality is not m

lena finds lena begins to gather everyone, well, and finds out that katya is dead, but she does not believe that katya is dead. at first, just a heart. she says it can't be. my heart tells me. that's how much i remember. she always told me that i don't believe me. she couldn't have died, my grandmother. yes. then they found through the red cross, they found the nanny of this orphanage, who collected these unfortunate, er, dead children, who in funnel and they buried them, and she said katyusha was not there. hmm katyusha wasn't there and that's it, and they have this confidence, that's why all my life it was lena and my grandmother collects clara , attracts her to her. they live in the same city. and they searched all their lives, and what were the assumptions? where could you go? katya, well, there was only one assumption, that she had already scattered the children, someone had wounded, someone had not been wounded. then they were collected and buried. well, local residents that they could pick up for themselves and that's it. clara was with katya, she somehow remembers this moment. she r

did you say lena let's go?e you silent about this, didn’t talk about it, and i know, he said, run to the hospital to be checked. specifically, it wasn’t for me, but he was waiting. he has no children. i did not pass anything, but she was born with this disease. why didn't they hide such a sore, as if i were a doctor, you should have reported. pavlik your wife got pregnant. go explore properly. how did i know that there she was interesting to argue. i believe that this is a genetic disease, since pavlik's cousin has a daughter with the same disease. yes, she is older than polina and is still in their family's diapers. this one knew 100% genetics - this is genetics. why, then , is it said that your sister elena cheated on her husband, how much did they meet? how long they lived together, she never cheated on him, never. i'm 100% 100% sure that this is his sister's slander? yes, his sister. now she has in the first place money apartment money, apartment sister. pavla also does not recognize polina as her niece of

lena: not everyone agrees with the plan. a spokesperson for the san francisco republican party told us in an interview that they oppose the proposals and have serious doubts over how they would be implemented, and if the city could even afford to do it. the townhall starts this morning at 11:00 here at the third baptist church in san francisco. this all comes before these recommendations will be officially presented to the board of supervisors next month. reggie: last night so quinn police commission to decide the fate of leronne armstrong has been postponed until tomorrow. they are sheng thao placed him on administrative leave last month after an investigation concluded he mishandled a misconduct case involving nopd sergeant. last week, the report was published. karina nova spoke with the reporter who obtained it. >> the reason that she was found to be not credible is because members of his own command staff , including deputy chief's and his chief of staff, the statements they gave to investigators differed from chief arms

we start with lena howland in the newsroom. lena: good morning. a little more than one month after being sworn in as the mayor of oakland, the mayor wasting no time making tough decisions by a firing oakland police chief armstrong. he is under investigation for allegedly mishandling misconduct cases. he was put on paid administrative leave less than a month ago, that happened when a federal monitor questioned his response after two misconduct allegations were made, including a hit and run and a gunshot fired inside an elevator at opd headquarters. the firing happened just hours before oakland police commissioners were supposed to hold a disciplinary meeting on the chief. she cited her decision on armstrong's termination as no longer having confidence in his ability to effectively lead the department and stressed this was not a disciplinary action based on the active investigation. >> appreciation for his service to the department and the city he grew up in and loves dearly. he will continue to have my respect and appreciation. but i am no longer c

lena howland is live wit you need to know if you need assistance. lena: good morning. it can be a bit of a confusing process of applying for support through fema after the recent storms which is why they decided to hold three different research centers across a coach for anybody needing help with this process. the new assistant centers which are being called mobile registration will offer fema disaster relief services. staff can answer questions about disaster assistance. in addition to fema, the state office of emergency services will also be on hand to provide a one-stop shop source for information. those services include employment assistance, veterans assistance and information on housing programs. the first one is opening up at the la honda pescadero unified school district board room from 8:00 until 5:00 and 8:00 until 7:00 tomorrow. there is another one opening up on friday and saturday at the la honda fire station 57 and a third sunday and monday at the ted adcock community center. keep in mind the deadline to apply is approaching quickly on march 16. you could

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lena howland is live in oakland hills. did you find some? lena: we finally found some.ok a trip further up the hill and you can see all around us, we found that snow, coming down on us. if you look behind me on the ground, you can see it a little bit better and this is something so where from folks in the bay area and a treat that we don't get to see often at all. it is wild to see it coming down at this hour for a second day in a. i want to go to video taken around midnight in the area of snow falling here in the hills, just above berkeley tilden park and grizzly peak boulevard saw quite a bit of snow with the road impassable for folks with regular tires. patty took this video of snow yesterday as it came down in the oakland hills, first thing in the morning. >> my husband was not awake yet, and i was like, it is snowing! people who say there are no seasons in california, there are. it is not like the midwest, but it is fun and different. lena: weather service, yesterday morning, slow fall was light -- snowfall was light compared to what was expected overnight. the eas

lena howland. now we assum down to san mateo county. once you get into the hills, it is snow falling. the numbers are in the 30's for most of us. we will have isolated showers throughout the morning and into the early afternoon with this level 1 system before we transition into a level two this evening for heavier rain and snow. highs today only in the upper 40's to low 50's. it is windy, chilly. here is the level two we are talking about later on this evening and tomorrow evening. snow levels down to 500 feet very possible. a winter storm warning will go into effect for a large portion of our hills and mountains. we will talk about inches of snow coming up and how much you can ask but in nine minutes -- you can expect in nine minutes. jobina: traffic is completely packed in this area. you are traveling southbound on i-80 right now. we have a new crash reported. we are bringing in the sensors so you can see the impact. speeds are only dropping to around 33 miles per hour. it is not too bad considering it is a sig alert. we do not have a

reporting live in oakland, lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: people who live in the santa cruz mountains are under a winter storm warning is more snow comes down. since january, the mountains had heavy rain, power winds, and now the snow. yesterday people were stocking up on bottled water, canned food, and firewood. one woman says she is preparing a case she loses electricity. >> my older boy is an invalid. we have a generator to run his life-support equipment. my younger boy is autistic and life without the internet is difficult for him. reggie: she has a lot on her plate. residents are also keeping a close eye on trees near their homes since heavy snow can cause tree limbs to snap. >> i live in the redwoods. big, big, big trees. i saw on the peninsula there were massive trees down that took out houses and cars. i watched the redwoods sway a little bit. reggie: the last time it snowed in the santa cruz mountains was february of 2019. spencer: let's take a look at the morning commute conditions. this is just challenging. here's live dop

with in the newsroom, lena howland, abc 7 news. from the oakland community is pouring in after his firing. kumasi: gloria rodrÍguez joining us with that part of the story. gloria: as you know, the chief is pretty popular, so people are not happy about his firing. but others do support the decision. any are making their voices heard today. the mayor terminating chief armstrong after first having placed him on administrative leave. she said yesterday that she is separating him from the city without cause, after the firing some oakland police commissioners praising armstrong for his work. they were supposed to have a disciplinary meeting on the cheek yesterday. reaction coming in from all over. >> under your leadership, many black women graduated from the program. >> from the black community, asian community, hispanic unity, you were responsive to all of those. >> i was surprised that she did not incorporate the police commission more into the decision. the police commission was instituted in order to monitor the police. >> we cannot

yes, and she always called me and said lena i love you lena i love you.r? yes, he said, goodbye. everything about everything and mom and not only mom lera, but you have some kind of relationship with your mother-in-law, and my mother-in-law adored me wonderful or you will understand. no, no, i can’t even imagine how a stranger can be called sveta’s mother like that it turned out that your mother is friends with your ex-husband. this has been going on for literally, well, more than 20 years, when we got married with neighbors mansurovich. i always called him by his first name. we had a wonderful wedding. we walked her right away to call her husband by name, patronymic in bed is also a name, patronymic. no, this is dirt from mansurevich. hello hello asyat called my mother mother. here it is right in general 100% classic in this genre. so i, of course, could not call, but my mother. well, i wanted to try, but i say, i have one mom just like you, and it so happened that over time hmm i left the family. here she really left the family from this global big russ

lena , i congratulate you. i saw your posts on facebook. but it is interesting to hear it.and so that our viewers can start it live, so i will tell you about all the interesting details, ira. i congratulate you and our viewers, and i will say that this popeya may not even be finished yet, because we know that olena honcharuk, who is currently the winner , has already won the competition for the head of the dovzhenka center, and she almost got this position in in 2021, but she was never appointed, well, now she won by six votes, her closest competitor is viktoria vodka, she has three courses and the other candidates scored zero votes each, one of them voted in favor of elena, admitting that she has a much stronger program a-a now we we will wait when they will sign a contract with olena and only then will it be possible to stop everything. it can be said that she holds the position of general director of the dovzhenko center of the largest film archive in ukraine. the fact is that after olena won for two years that's why another participant who received zero votes immediatel

it was our correspondent lena chichenina, and we move on to the next news. the power of ukraine. kam'yana , under this name, you can buy soledar salt and make a donation to the army. a special batch was released by united 24 and artemsil due to shelling . the russian company has stopped the mining process, but the mineral is in the hands, one pack of an exclusive batch costs 500 uah, of which 465 will go to kamikaze drones for our defenders, and that was all the news at that time wait for the updated issue already at 2 p.m. my colleagues are working to ensure that you are the first to receive high-quality and up-to-date information . you can read more on our espresso tv website, a brief summary of the main points on the espresso tv telegram channel and on youtube. i am iryna koval saying goodbye to see you tomorrow. and what do you think about lacalut fix? it fixes me reliably. my dentist advised me and food particles do not get under the prosthesis and the price is good , the right choice for my pension" alone and shakhtar in the eurocups exclusively on megogo i feel chained to

lena go in search of treasure. well, how do you understand here?of legends are associated with this place. oh. it can be seen that there are a lot of old houses. uh, speaking of private building and uh, it is clear that there are many houses a la, the sixties and seventies, and it is during this period that most of the legends about the finds of lida pots of gold fall, in general, as specialists have established precisely the slutsk deposits of treasures, so to speak, did not exceed 50 cm, since people in ancient times buried treasures from a perspective. still open them in a year or two. and here, judging by this building. i can guess the houses of the period, the sixties-seventies quite, perhaps there were once old huts in their month. and that's it, there were the most cool treasures. in general, i dug a little into the history and the last mention of the treasure found on the slutsk land dates back to 2005, allegedly during earthworks in preparation for harvesting. ah, the builders found a pot of gold, which was immediately stolen by eyewitness