here's the thing — michael bay doesn't do sensitivity.everything explodes all the time. boom, crash. in the case of this, he's aided by a drone camera, which is being piloted by the drone racing league world champion, alex vanover. and boy, don't you know it! i've never seen so much drone action — up the side of buildings, under bridges, in through things, up people's nostrils. i mean, everywhere you go, it's drones. the visual pyrotechnics, i think, are partly there to distract our attention from the fact that the film makes no sense whatsoever. i mean, it's like, "ok, the thing is, we have to save this one cop in the back of the thing. and in the process of doing so, we will cause massive amounts of carnage because nobody else matters." it's also, i think there may be some good performances, but you can't tell because the camera never stays still long enough to notice. if this was 80 minutes long, it would be "ok, fine." it's, like, absolutely splat. i mean, all michael bay films are like being struck over the head whilst being shouted

we have ambulance, the new film by michael bay, set in los angeles.en this as well, which i'm excited to know what you think. so directed byjoachim trier, rave reviews when it played in cannes, renate reinsve won best actress.

we have ambulance, the new film by michael bay, set in los angeles.seen this as well, which i'm excited to know what you think. so, directed byjoachim trier, rave reviews when it played in cannes, renate reinsve won best actress. nominated for two oscars this weekend. it's described by the director as a coming of age film for grown—ups who feel that they still haven't grown up, which i think is a great way of describing it. julie's a young woman who has an aversion to seeing things through. she wonders whether life has already passed her by and is terrified by approaching her 30s. the film revolves around two main relationships. the first one is with an older man who is a comic book artist who she seems to be perfectly matched to, but they are at different times in their life. she then has a flirtation with somebody. she gate—crashes a wedding, and she has a flirtation with somebody with whom she does not cheat, but spends an evening not cheating. here's a clip.

we have ambulance, the new film by michael bay, set in los angeles.

tonight are blocked off on vocal voc o'toole the indicator funny you go eat with us on your lot with michael bay. put out in the fellowship, get the appeal, it says that we get to pick it up. it's usually like is a setting family plus that get it for truck. you're for an overall. don't go, but i mean, you're with you . yeah. i made you pick one with the short guy, your one, all black of i to with, with you. i man, it will be upset me emotional snack that we level of them into it. i forget that kind of etc. and all that i didn't check as the dog this week or to read fish for tonight for you to have them send me one. yeah. so what i mean by him and peggy shook her with a you know, she should have been a quote to day of for the lose. their bus is supposed to be added to a location that i thought was not nurse this little. we are what we said next week. she got home. if we are left, if she gonna can them megan when jack what, what me an email on file. yeah. a kellen are put me up on that park will type it in as a teenager, the missed the fabric at bye. as i thought, a bill would h b. i'm still worki

he's going to make a good michael bay movie?ghter ) eagle-eyed viewers may have noticed putin seemed to be wearing the exact same outfit he wore on monday. did he pre-tape his invasion speech? that is so dishonest! only a monster would pre-tape a television appearance and try to pass it off as live. ( cheers and applause ) pro-tip, vlad: ( whispers ) just switch out the tie. right up until the end, ukraine and its allies were pursuing diplomatic solutions. in fact, ukraine's ambassador to the u.n. convened a special session of the security council last night. just one problem: russia invaded ukraine as they spoke. that's what they were there to stop! that's like having an intervention, and somebody interrupts with, brian, we love you so much, and we want you to get help-- right after happy hour! come on, pussy, let's do some shots! you're way more fun when you're drunk, buddy. come on, let's get krunked. ( piano riff ) peace, of course, never had much of a chance, because this month, it just so happens, the president of the secu

anyone who even slightly disagrees with you. [ laughter ] all of a sudden, you're in the worst michael bay. [ laughter and applause ] this video, i guess it was, i don't know, intended to scare us and inspire the north korean people. but it also turns out to make for a pretty damn fine erectile dysfunction commercial. [ laughter ] >> no man likes to wait. you want the action to happen on your terms. that's why you need cyalis. with cyalis, you control the launch. at any moment's notice, command your fit to prescribe cyalis for you. don't take cyalis if you're currently in a coma and using a body double for bub appearances. side effects include boat bloating, man kankles, and cheesefoot. deploy your warhead with cyalis. >> jimmy: i don't know what cheesefoot is, sounds delicious. [ applause ] meanwhile, kim jong-un's buddy, donald, is busy talking to anyone who might sit there and nod in agreement. he did an interview with something called "real america's voice." which might not be a real thing. but he was there to 2 two sycophants the same question over and over and over again. >> why did

michael mangan bay takes photos that will be analyzed later today. there is no sight of any humbug, though. things considered an endangered species. in november, they'd sported 8 of the re, a marine mammals. this data is of use not only to scientists, but to people of what time as well people can use in engulfing watching are what's saw. instead of just going on a tool and sing dawson's, you know, you can go out in a to, on someone tells you the numbers of animals than guessing what are the names of these. and so it gives it quite a biggest significance. and it's max way of coming to attempt to watch and often have a good experience. this is an example from tanzania of what dolphin watching shouldn't be like. way too many boats getting way too close to the animals and causing them stress at what time will marine fuck such practices out now and rarity. but on us and tour guides have received special training. they know that in the long run is bad for the business to fight him. the dolphins away. it's a thing about thought is 0 actually means if people

still ahead on kron, 4 news in 6 bay area, climate activist, author and journalist michael shellenberger announces he is running for california. governor will hear from him after the break and is force james wiseman returns to the court for the first time in almost a year playing tonight for the warriors g league team. kylen mills is live from stockton was a report. well, a sports director, jason dumas was breaks down the return of major league baseball will be right back. >> happening now, hundreds of educators in the north bay have gone on strike teachers and staff and rohnert park school district say they're being paid far less than other districts in the state and without competitive. say they're having trouble recruiting and retaining good teachers. and ultimately it's the students who are suffering more than 300 educators have now walked off the job saying they've been trying to work out a new deal with the district for more than a year. >> it cannot be apples to apples. saint gets $33,000 per student and put it the park were funded $13,000 per student. that is a $20,000 difference

election headquarters in another candidate is jumping into the race for california governor bay area author michaelllenberger announced he is running. >> but this time not as a democrat. our ashley zavala explains the latest development in the governor's race. >> for weeks now, it seemed the california governor's race would likely come down to current governor gavin newsome and republican state senator brian dolly. but now it's to be seen how a candidate like michael shellenberger could shake up the race. the state has so much potential and it's just not living up to it and would be my honor to be governor of california and help but realize its potential author and environmental activist michael shellenberger officially announcing his run for california governor in an interview with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo. >> the bay area resident and former progressive activist who wrote the book's apocalypse, never and san francisco making a last-minute decision just a day ahead of the candidate filing deadline to run as an independent or without party preference. shellenberger has never

we talked to a bay area veteran michael gordon of san leandro who did 3 deployments to vietnam in the navy. he says that even though there was a growing antiwar movement during the time he served, his shipmates were too busy doing their jobs to spend much time thinking about anything else. he says it's about time. vietnam vets get some recognition. >> i think it's wonderful. i think it's overdue. i didn't ever get hassled in an airport or walking down the street. anything like that are called a baby killer. whatever the people were calling. service people service people that the war was definitely unpopular. and we're not completely insulated from it. >> vietnam veterans day is actually a march 29th, but the hornet museum will be hosting a special ceremony this sunday from 10:00am to 03:00pm among the speakers will be a vietnam veteran and also a fine tiger flight attendant who will talk about the young men she tended to on their flights as they were heading into the combat zones. >> still to come, the school photo look at this. don't want to miss this. this is great suit by having pi

another candidate jumping into the race for california governor bay area, author and environmental activists. michael shellenberger announced he's running this time not as a democrat. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the latest development in the governor's race. >> for weeks now, it seems the california governor's race would likely come down to current governor gavin newsome and republican state senator brian dolly. but now it's to be seen how a candidate like michael shellenberger could shake up the race. the state has so much potential and it's just not living up to it and would be my honor to be governor of california and help but realize its potential author and environmental activist michael shellenberger officially announcing his run for california governor in an interview with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo. >> the bay area resident and former progressive activist who wrote the book's apocalypse, never and san francisco making a last-minute decision just a day ahead of the candidate filing deadline to run as an independent or without party preference. shellenber

just use the hashtag askfini on social media or go to the abc7 news bay area facebook page and post your tax questions there michaelthe united way bay area. we'll be back live in just a few minutes and they'll be there the experts to answer your questions again until 7 o'clock tonight. and of course, you know abc 7 news is always streaming 24/7 get the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app and join us whenever you want wherever you are that's going to do it for abc 7 news at 4 abc 7 news at five with dan and alma is coming up next. moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. emotions running high here in the bay area tonight as some people greet loved ones arriving from ukraine bringing with them harrowing tales of escape while others get ready to say farewell. they are rushing into the war zone to help good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm amidates and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 news at five we begin tonight with the latest in ukraine where russian forces are advancing on key targets on this ninth day of the invasion gunfire and air raid sirens blared across eve as ukrainian troops continue

michael in 2018. the emergency services chief in bay county called the massive fire a living, breathing beast. >>> coming up, double fault. why tennis star novak djokovic is skipping two upcoming tournaments in the u.s. >>> and cattle call. an escaped cow leads to chaos on a los angeles highway. >>> this is the "cbs morning news." find your beat your moment of calm find your potential then own it support your immune system with a potent blend of nutrients and emerge your best every day with emergen-c i love my hardwood floors. but honestly, i didn't really know how to take care of them. that's until i found swiffer wetjet wood. it's specially made for wood floors with a microfiber-like pad that's really soft. and it sprays with a light mist that dries in half the time. that dirt and grime gets absorbed and locked away. the coolest part... it prevents streaks and haze better than my old mop. yeah, this is definitely the way to go. wetjet wood with a money-back guarantee. also try new sweeper wood cloths. is now a good time for a flare-up? enough, crohn's! for adults with moderate to severe crohn's or ulce

election headquarters and another candidate has jumped into the race for california governor bay area author michaellenberger has announced he is running. but this time not as a democrat. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala explains the latest development in the governor's race. >> for weeks now, it seems the california governor's race would likely come down to current governor gavin newsome and republican state senator brian dolly. but now it's to be seen how a candidate like michael shellenberger could shake up the race. the state has so much potential and it's just not living up to it and would be my honor to be governor of california and help but realize its potential author and environmental activist michael shellenberger officially announcing his run for california governor in an interview with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo. >> the bay area resident and former progressive activist who wrote the book's apocalypse, never and san francisco making a last-minute decision just a day ahead of the candidate filing deadline to run as an independent or without party preference.

when you factor in the elevation, michael will have run the equivalent of mt. everest 3 1/2 times. garvin thomas, nbc bayws. >> i mean, my goodness. wow! >> i've had cars that don't go that far. >> you know, today may be a little challenging with the weather. i'm sure he can easily power through right now. we have a wind advisory across marin county and rain moving in. the reason we're on a microclimate weather alert. rain totals, up to one to two inches around the santa cruz mountains. san jose, clouds, waiting on the rain. 62 degrees currently in public, southwest wind at 15. 65 degrees in walnut creek. and whoa, there's a bird there. did you see that? it's windy. 61 degrees in san francisco. got a south wind at 15. some gusts at times up to about 35 miles per hour. notice these wind speeds decreasing. the red and purple disappears towards the morning. the winds are accelerating because the front is just offshore and will pass to the north and east by tomorrow morning. and for the morning commute, probably looking at a few showers. the most intense part for your monday forecast is going to be around lu

bay it's trash now. yeah. what city the atrocious, michael. he don't more your store not what. what did that so much for talk. got tory, i needed for ashley. by a know i had done the melody or should i be on that radio lice, norway up to the north. is that really washed over love i night? you those or what it you been there? you're more with not ready? yes. now you have a nice that easy of a like you my year blue learn more. you get it, get a minute, your free practice. them. e mean, she passed that her move here in more than one here she i you read new jersey fly ciocca casual. ah again. origin. you're sick, one slide. yes. south. yeah. the ration ah, but i will go right over here. no issue. my mind give you a call, but we will attempt for you to mama la la la la la la i or of course yes. correct. yeah. you you of i yes it is and i am still yes. it'll be in june. it's yes, so to speak about the governor, stock, genius grove. but in oregon, where you would golf? no, 3 deal up the scale you story of the movie and i don't get the call or get the new doc gossamer boys. now watch a

another candidate jumping into the race for california governor bay area, author and environmental activist michaelnnounced that he is running. but this time not as a democrat force. ashley zavala explains the latest development in the governor's race. >> for weeks now, it seemed the california govr'y come down current governor gavin newsome and republican state senator brian dolly. but now it's to be seen how a candidate like michael shellenberger could shake up the race. the state has so much potential and it's just not living up to it. it would be my honor to be governor of california and help but realize its potential author and environmental activist michael shellenberger officially announcing his run for california governor in an interview with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo. >> the bay area resident and former progressive activist who wrote the book's apocalypse, never and san francisco making a last-minute decision just a day ahead of the candidate filing deadline to run as an independent or without party preference. shellenberger has never held political office but did ru

another candidate is jumping into the race for california governor bay area, author and environmentalist. >> michaeler announced that he is running. but this time not as a democrat. our capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala has the latest developments in the governor's race. >> for weeks now, it seemed the california governor's race would likely come down to current governor gavin newsome and republican state senator brian dolly. but now it's to be seen how a candidate like michael shellenberger could shake up the race. the state has so much potential and it's just not living up to it. it would be my honor to be governor of california and help but realize its potential author and environmental activist michael shellenberger officially announcing his run for california governor in an interview with inside california politics co-host nicky lorenzo. >> the bay area resident and former progressive activist who wrote the book's apocalypse, never and san francisco making a last-minute decision just a day ahead of the candidate filing deadline to run as an independent or without party preference. shellenbe

we talked to a bay area veteran names michael gordon. he's from san leandro. he did 3 deployments in vietnam to vietnam while he was in the navy. he says that even though there was a growing antiwar movement during the time he served, you can see him here. the shipmates were too busy doing their jobs to spend much time thinking about anything else. he says it's about time. vietnam vets got some recognition. >> i think it's wonderful. i think it's overdue. i didn't ever get hassled in an airport or walking down the street. anything like that are called a baby killer. whatever the people were calling. service people service people that the war was definitely unpopular. and we were not completely insulated from it. >> vietnam veterans day is actually on march 29th, but the hornet museum will be hosting a special ceremony this sunday. it's from 10:00am to 03:00pm. they're at alameda among the speakers will be vietnam vets flying tiger flight attendant is going to talk about the young men that she tended to on their flights on their flying to the war zone. and inte

and another last-minute decision, bay area, author, environmental activist and former democrat michaelllenberger filed to run as a no party preference candidate. >> so i'm running because i'm absolutely heartbroken by the humanitarian homeless disaster occurring on our streets. but it will be an uphill battle for candidates like shellenberger and dolly going up against the political goliath. that is gavin newsome. the latest campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%, no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point until after >> and i truly believe that california might be at that turning point. and we think that with candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> that was ashley zava

and another last-minute decision, bay area, author, environmental activist and former democrat michaeliled to run as a no party preference candidate. >> so i'm running because i'm absolutely heartbroken by the humanitarian homeless disaster occurring on our streets. but it will be an uphill battle for candidates like shellenberger and dolly going up against the political goliath. that is gavin newsome. the latest campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%, no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point. he'll have to be. >> after it. and i truly believe that california might be at that turning point. and we think that with great candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> now is as

bay area. >> it is called the neglected epidemic. i am michaeleorge with parents pleased to lawmakers to shine a light on these cases. >>> plus, baking for >>> now at 3:00, lawmakers on capitol hill are shining a spotlight on what some call and neglected epidemic. missing women and girls of color in this country. cbs reporter michael george has the story. >> reporter: advocates testified about the disproportionate number of women and girls of color who go missing in the u.s. each year. one of them, last seen in 2017 when she was eight months pregnant. >> not a day goes by without the subject of our daughter and unborn grandson. we struggle without knowing what happened to them. where are they? why they can't be found? >> reporter: an arrest was made in the case, but her father told lawmakers he struggled for years to get attention from law enforcement and the media. >> did not get state, national, or international coverage. why is this so? >> reporter: the blackened missing foundation says people of color make up 40% of the population but only 7%

we talked to a bay area veteran michael gordon of san leandro who did 3 deployments to vietnam in the thinking about anything else. he says it's about time. vietnam vets get some recognition. >> i think it's wonderful. i think it's overdue. i didn't ever get hassled in an airport or walking down the street. anything like that are called a baby killer. whatever the people were calling. service people service people that the war was definitely unpopular. and we were not completely insulated from it. >> vietnam veterans day is on march 29th, but the hornet museum will be hosting a special ceremony tomorrow from 10:00am to 03:00pm among the speakers will be vietnam veterans and a flight tiger flight attendant who will talk about the young men she tended to on their flights to the war zone. after more than 2 years, people will soon be able to visit hurts get state parks announced the historic landmark will open may 11th crews have been repairing a 2 mile stretch of the windy, narrow road that leads to the hilltop. it was damaged during a winter storm last year. the repair project costs nea

bay area has reduced. produced. he said it was amazing. much like michael said, if there's something that seems impossible when you come up with the idea, you never know until you try it. michael tried it, and look where it got him, jessica. >> that's a great story. thank you so much for sharing that. and that is just amazing on michael's part. thank god you provided good weather for it. >> you had temperatures in the upper 50s, low 60s. light winds, very good to hit that 300th mile. that is phenomenal. if you are going to do your own version of that on a small scale, he's inspired you, we do have chilly weather, always nice for a nice jog. we'll take you out for the high-definition sky camera network, and a little bit of that fog is starting to return. and 55 degrees and some low 50s through 8:00, 9:00, and 10:00. that cloud cover is eventually going to make its way through the bay area as we move into tomorrow morning. you can see it through the east bay, peninsula, south bay, even a chance of spotty drizzle around 7:30 tomorrow morning. we have high clou

bay area proud story. he lives to turn the impossible into something possible. >> exactly. michael lee has never done anything halfway in his life. from a career in i.t. to hobbies like scuba diving, he has pushed himself to go the extra mile. when it came to fitness later in life, that added up to a lot of extra miles. on a clear day from the top of mount tam, the view in every direction is spectacular. this week, if you want to see something truly remarkable, look down. you just might catch a glimpse of michael lee headed your way. michael is repeatedly running an eight-mile loop from mill valley up to tam's peak and back down. the day we spent with michael, he was on lap number six. >> one at a time. 34 more. >> reporter: i will save you the math. michael is running 300 miles up and down mount tam over the course of a week. it is something no one has ever tried to do before. >> you have to be a little crazy. >> reporter: the first question anybody has for michael is, why? for the answer, he takes you back more than a decade to a career in high tech. good for his wealth. not so m

. >> 7 on your side michael finney helps answer your top 10 tax questions. >> building a better bay areas abc 7 news. >> how did you learn how to make mobile talk cocktails? >> the answer? she googled it. >> i am dan ashley, ukraine's second largest city is reeling tonight after a large missile -- attack. a residential area was hit where dozens of people were killed. at least 106 civilians have lost allies -- their lives. >> a growing mush -- russian military convoy outside of kyiv. it is now 40 miles long. >> at the border of belarus, they met to talk peace, but failed to make any progress. >> western sanctions are having an impact on the russian economy. the ruble lost about way 5% of its value and trading -- 25% of its value. >> tech leaders are facing pressures to do more to sanction russia. we take a look at their influence around the world and what they are doing in the wake of russia's attack. >> youtube, facebook, twitter, apple, all feeling the pressure to do more and crackdown on

and another last-minute decision, bay area, author, environmental activist and former democrat michaelberger filed to run as a no party preference candidate. >> so i'm running because i'm absolutely heartbroken by the humanitarian homeless disaster occurring on our streets. but it will be an uphill battle for candidates like shellenberger and dolly going up against the political goliath. that is gavin newsome. the latest campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%. no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point until after >> after it. and i truly believe that california might be at that turning point. and we think that with great candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> that was

we talked to a bay area veteran, this man right here, michael gordon of san leandro, who did 3 deployments to vietnam while in the navy. he says that even though there was a growing antiwar movement during the time he served, the shipmates were too busy doing their jobs to spend much time thinking about anything else. he says it's about time. vietnam vets get some recognition. >> i think it's wonderful. i think it's overdue. i didn't ever get hassled in an airport or walking down the street. anything like that are called a baby killer. whatever the people were calling. service, service, people that the war was definitely unpopular. and we're not completely insulated from it. >> the un on veterans day is actually on march 29th. but the hornet museum will be hosting a special ceremony in alameda this sunday from 10:00am to 03:00pm. you can stop by among the speakers will be vietnam veterans and the flying tiger flight attendant. we'll talk how she helps the young man she tended on their flights as they're heading to the war zone as 18, 19 year-old draftees. >> still ahead, do you have plasti

and another last-minute decision, bay area, author, environmental activist and former democrat michael shellenberger filed to run as a no party preference candidate. >> so i'm running because i'm absolutely heartbroken by the humanitarian homeless disaster occurring on our streets. but it will be an uphill battle for candidates like shellenberger and dolly going up against the political goliath. that is gavin newsome. the latest campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%, no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point until after >> after and i truly believe that california might be at that turning point. and we think that with great candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> agai

and another last-minute decision, bay area, author, environmental activist and former democrat michaellenberger filed to run as a no party preference candidate. >> so i'm running because i'm absolutely heartbroken by the humanitarian homeless disaster occurring on our streets. but it will be an uphill battle for candidates like shellenberger and dolly going up against the political goliath. that is gavin newsome. the latest campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%, no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point. he'll have to >> after it. and i truly believe that california might be at that turning point. and we think that with candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> that was

reporter: this is the most dissatisfied bay area residents have been since 2014 and strangely the pandemic hoing are the major issues. >> to be. >> reporter: michael swartz did not take will poll but he agrees with the results. >> i live inside concord for 25 years and lived in concord for 25 years and covid-19 just made everything terrible, the moment helpless have gotten a lot worse. >> reporter: the bay area council, a public policy adsroe kabges conducted the poll. finding that 74% of residents feel the region is heading in the wrong direction, that is a record jump of 14%. this is nearly half of those polled considering leaving the area. >> i would say cost of living is number one. just because inflation as it is nowadays and with, you know, we see wages not following trend. >> along with the housing issues the third biggest concern on many people's minds is the crime. >> the thing that i am seeing now is the crime and all of the things people are doing, the craziness, the foolishness, the police do not seem to be doing anything about it, arresting people, people are out of control, robbing stores, just walking out casually. it is bad. >> rep

very dry in the past few weeks and now a fire broke out in bay county near panama city, which is where hurricane michael went through there, a category 5 in 2018. they think a lot of fuel burning in this fire are felled trees from hurricane michael. 600 homes are evacuated and over a thousand acres burns do far, 20% containment. trying to get a handle on that today. in the west, midwest, this storm came through california, a myriad of alerts into the northeast, an ice storm warning posted for parts of the northern great lakes. the northern part of this thing will have winter weather, but we'll have a decent chance of severe storms, not just today but tomorrow as well across the u.s. he lisa: waking up to brilliant sunshine for mark's moratorium camera but do not let it deceive you. it is chilly out there. we have a wintry mix on top of mount hamilton. it will be a frosty night. we begin the warm up for sunday, just a modest one. today, we will have some clouds as the system sinks to the south. combine that with the wind and it is a chilly afternoon. mid 50's and 70's next w w w w w >>> i have to remind

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bay areanews. >>> a father and son fro danville are in europe tonight doing what many. us want to do, they're helping ukrainian refugees. michael his son arrived on tuesday. they went a van, you see it there. and they've been driving refugees from poland to new homes in berlin. >> they were so happy. afterward we took a picture in front of the van. i said to say cheese and they all got it. >> my mom said you're going to miss prom. that's fine. prom is so insignificant compared to the impnce of these huge events w g on in ukraine. >> essive they said11-hour trim was one where friendships were made and tragic stories were shared. all with the help of google translate. the twore reloading that van with bandages and medicine hoping to help more families sheltering in germany. >>> we're following bing news. e longest servingber of congress has died. congressman don young has passed with a. he was first elected in 1973. just yesterday he was on capitol hill and voting. he's being reynold for his larger than life persona. congressman don young was 88 years old. >>> also at this hour, rescue teams are trying to find a marine corps heli

michael. hey i'mma this is our annual 7 on your side tax chat. let me show you who's involved and how you get help what we're taking a look at is united way bay area the golden gate society of enrolled agents and cal cpas are all here. they've got great answers to your tough questions one of the guys. here is alexander hoe. i've asked him to talk about the child not the child credit because we talked about that last time but the child care credit what do people need to do? this is the child independent care credit and the key thing is is if you're a taxpayer and you have children under age of 13, and you paid to bring them to daycare, all you have to do is have a letter from your daycare provider that shows how much you paid per child and that can get you a credit of up to $8,000 $8,000 in this year's tax return. wow, is it difficult to figure this out on the tax form? no, it's not quite difficult. in fact, i wanted to say that i'm with one of the free tax sites with united way's free tax help and if you bring it to one of our many sites throughout the bay area you just have to show us your letter. tell your tax preparer or tell the organization t

michael from concord didn't take the poll but he agrees with many of the results. >> i have lived in concord for 25 years. [inaudible] has made everything terrible. the homeless is a lot worse. >> the bay area council conducted the poll. it found that 64% of residents feel the area is heading in the wrong direction. that's a record jump of 14%. this as nearly half of those polled considering leaving the area. >> i would say that cost of living is the number one. you know inflation as it is now and with -- we see wages not following a trend. >> along with the is crime. >> thing i'm seeing now is just the crime and all the things that people are doing, s arstg ople and people out of control, robbing stores, not getting arrested, walking out. it's pretty bad. >> the bay area council will use the date to hopefully draft public policy to include the quality of life and up lift the gloomy outlook. >> it is taken a negative turn. we are just hoping and optimistic that, you know, as things -- as we further put covid behind us, ashollogre ncorixnew setyvipolice released shows a gun changing hands, several times as two groups fought inside a restaurant early sunday. >> this is obviously an a sce

michael jackson and scott peterson. >> all right. thank you very much. well, you know, 3 and a north bay, the former mayor of sebastopol is going to find out if yes stand trial on 11 counts of lewd acts with children. a preliminary hearing for robert jacob is set for this morning. investigators say these alleged incidents happened between december of 2019 and march of 2021. jacob service a bass trouble mayor from 2012 to 2016. he's pleaded not guilty to the charges. i'm missing university of san francisco student has been found dead in fresno county. 21 year-old christopher lee young was reported missing last month. his brother posted on instagram saying that leon was going on a road trip from san francisco. 2 are and his family was become concerned because they of the erratic nature of this trip combined with his mental health issues. according to the family, what they can piece together is that lee young rented a tesla and then the tesla was located at a charging station in fresno county right off interstate 5, heading southbound. the fresno county coroner's offic has not released the

bay area news". >>> meanwhile, a father and son in danville are in europe this morning helping ukrainian refugees there. michaelselmen and his 17-year-old son soren rented vans. >> afterwards we took a picture in front of the van, i said cheese and everyone knows what cheese is. >> your mom said, you're going to miss prom and i said that's fine because prom is so insignificant compared to the importance of these huge events, this war that's going on in ukraine. >> last night the two reloaded the van with bandages and medicine, hoping to shuttle families to a shelter in germany. more help from the bay area is on the way soon. today swenson's ice cream of san francisco will hold a fundraiser to help refugees in ukraine. 100% of the proceeds will be donated. it is located at 19999 hyde street and open from noon to 10:00 p.m. >>> our team is continuing to cover the war overseas on air and online. don't forget to follow nbc bay area on twitter, instagram and on facebook. we are constantly updating you with the latest information on nbcbayarea.com we >>>appening today,end and family members will gather to remember a

had his green bay sweep not been blocked by the bravery of police officers, 150 of whom were injured or hospitalized by insurrection violence and by michael pence is refusal to abandon his duties, it would have permanently ended the peaceful transition of power in america. threatening the survival of democracy and the constitution as the judge put it so powerfully in his remarkable decision today, rejecting the claims of peter navarro's come right in these efforts, john eastman. we subpoenaed mr. navarro to produce documents by figure 23rd. and to appear for a deposition on march 2. she has produced no documents. he has failed to appear for his scheduled deposition. peter navarro must be held in criminal contempt of congress and the american people can see he is acting with criminal contempt. the american people want to know what sets him above the law. the supreme court said that a subpoena creates a public duty which every person is bound to perform when properly summoned. in 2020, the supreme court emphasized it is the duty of all citizens to cooperate with the subpoena. but navarro invokes the words executive privilege. it repeats the

although our observer michael polanski's 19 point raised 12 petaluma 11 half moon bay 110.6 nap in millh four. our system is dragging across a lot of cloud cover here, so i wouldn't look for too many breaks today, even though the rain will start to fall, a partisan moves east and south, but i think everybody gets in on a little bit of measurable amounts here and no doubt about it to the north mendocino county lake county all looks like there is a back edge to that already in mendocino county. tuesday rain not alive, but a little bit and a little bit about all we can expect, really over the last 2.5 3. months here morning. rain mostly cloudy mind more of a west or a southwest wind, which is a really been unusually we've had a north or northeast, but napa airport has a southwest southwest fairfield conquered has a south wind. oakland is a little easterly breeze but fifties on the temps. i mean, it's 60 in brentwood, 58 at san carlos, palo alto, also sfo those they really mild 58 livermore really mild air mass here. system will just kind of drag across us giving night. say another couple 1

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went up and then up again. 7 on your side's michael finney has been hearing from you about it and now and he will too. karina: plus an update on the fate of two bayarea men convicted of killing an italian police officer. their life sentences just got reduced but they are not coming home yet. the mothers of both defendants spoke only to the eye teams and noise. patel tracking the storm for the patel tracking the storm for the wee to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems, and low white blood cell counts that may result in severe infections. tell your doctor right away if you have new or worsening symptoms, including brea

and another last-minute decision, bay area, author, environmental activist and former democrat michaelse i'm absolutely heartbroken by the humanitarian homeless disaster occurring on our streets. but it will be an uphill battle for candidates like shellenberger and dolly going up against the political goliath. that is gavin newsome. the latest campaign finance data shows newsome has 24.8 million dollars in the bank. the latest statewide data shows 46% of registered voters aligned with newsom's democratic party. well, 24% are republicans and 22.9%, no party preference. so what do you say to those who say gavin newsome has a walk in the park ahead of him? we don't know that we're at a turning point until after >> after and i truly believe that california might be at that point. and we think that with great candidates, the right message and solutions to people's problems, that there's going to be a lot of crossover voting. i don't think that anyone should view this as a walk in the park. >> that was ashley zavala reporting for us. we reached out to governor newsom's campaign for comment,

bay more attractive. that might have something to do with it. you'll remember, michaelack. brett favre retired twice and came back fe after he retired in 2003. this is not unprecedented to see these guys come back even though, stray, you said you knew you were done when you walked off. >> i knew i was done. i talked to him about it and a month or so ago and i just realized it is still in him. he has more to prove, not to prove, but he still loves football. he has plenty of time to sit around and do nothing. i'm glad he's back. i was running around the house like i was a tampa bay fan yesterday. >> so does gronk come back then? >> that's a good question. i think gronk comes back if tom comes back. we'll see. >> he's never played with another quarterback. that's been his guy the whole time. >> thank you, t.j. >>> another abc news exclusive as tensions drive between the u.s. and russia, there's a showdown over control of the arctic circle. kayna whitworth is embedded during ice exercises in the region and joins us live from prudhoe bay, alaska. good morning, kayna. >> repo

michael coates, editor of the clean fleet report. thank you for taking the time. thank you, alex. take care. with gas prices so high in the baya, some people are turning to an alternate form of transportation bicycling. that's where san jose is good karma bikes comes in. the nonprofit organization provides free bicycles to those in need of reliable transportation. they then give away bikes to children and foster youth as well as the homeless, the disabled and veterans since it started in 2000 and nine good karma bikes has contributed more than $2 million in community aid and donated more than 6400 bicycles . it's run by volunteers who, over the past 13 years have put in more than 100,000 hours of work. well. police are investigating the apparent overdose deaths of two men and a woman in san francisco over the weekend. ktvu is christien kafton tells us that three may have been using fentanyl without even realizing it. san francisco police confirmed there was summoned to an apartment on the 3400 block of 19th street near mission shortly before eight a.m. saturday morning when police arrived, they found coy boy ivan madonna and