nadia is accused of giving their location to ukraine's military.ia the journalists' families were awarded state honors on their behalf the order of courage. dasha just tells us her dad was brave for going there, and very kind, she says. but this case has become highly politicized. there are increasingly international calls now from the kremlin to release nadia. there's outrage that after her capture in ukraine, she says she was smuggled here across the border in a blindfold. but supporterers argue the only solution to her case now would be for president putin to intervene directly. but so far, there's been no sign of that. her defense team warned she wouldn't survive until a trial. she had moved herself here from prison hospital. and yet the lawyers say mobile phone records from ukraine clearly prove her innocence. >> we can see that nadia has absolutely albieibi. >> reporter: president putin has said this woman's fate will be decided by the courts. but at home in ukraine, nadia has become a powerful symbol of resistance to russia as she vows to go

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. >> reporter: this is nadia. it's not her real name. is a palestinian victim of domestic violence that lasted over 13 years. first, at the hands of her ex-husband, then at the hands of her brother after she got divorced. >> one day my ex-husband brought a plastic pipe and kept beating me with it in front of my children because i had an argument with my sisters in law. i was hesitant to leave, but i could no longer tolerate the pressure i was under. >> nadia has been living in this state-run safe house for almost a year. it's been even longer since she has seen her three children. she says she needs to work on herself before reconnecting with them. this is one of three shelters in the occupied west bank for female victims of domestic violence. >> in the past year there have been at least 400 cases of severe acts of violence against women in the palestinian territories, including 16 murders, a major problem is the women's reluctance to come forward and seek help. more than two-thirds of battered women prefer to remain sigh lengths and les

. >> reporter: nadia has been staying in the state house for almost a year, longer than she has seen her children. this is one of the three shelters in the occupied west bank for female victims of dmisk domestic violence. a major problem is the women's reluctance to come forward and seek help. more than two-thirds of battered women prefer to remain silent, and less than 1% seek help at shelters like this one. the patriarchal and conservative nature of their families, a woman who accuses her husband of violence is frowned upon. sawa is a call center that offers psychological support to callers across the palestinian territory. >> there are women who have reached the decision to call and ask for help and there are those who are still in dilemma wondering whether they should call. family matter, we view it as a social problem. >> the palestinian central bureau of statistics say 37% of married women in the palestinian territories have suffered from domestic violence. but the rate is much higher in the gaza strip where it's 58% and is attributed in part to the difficult living conditions

. >> nadia has been living in the state run safe house for almost a year. it's been three months since she's seen her children. this is one of the shermts in settlements in the occupied west bank. a major problem is the women's reluctance to come forward and seek help. more than two-thirds of battered women prefer to remain silent, and less than one-third seek help at shelters like this one. the patriarchal and conservative nature of their society forces women, sawa is a call center that offers psychological support to those around the palestinian authority. >> there are those who are still in dilemma wondering whether they should call. society views domestic violence as a family matter whereas we view it as a social problem. the palestinian social bureau of statistics says 37% of women in the palestinian authorities have suffered from domestic violence but the rate is much higher in the gaza strip where it's 58% and attributed to the difficult living conditions there. >> the home has become a domain for anger and disputes. the man uses violence against the

this office there's been there's been triggers put in place previously through the city i know that nadia's office in the office of public finance released an audit with a bag trying to figure out how the withdrawals happened one way or the other without the cities authorization so help us recognize that fairly early on that being said i want to make sure we can prevent something like that from happening again i have some presenters here first from the housing and urban development and from the statewide i citywide planning said our key members the south of market stable shut up fund have a hard stop at noon and this is 1155 can we ask our chairs to step up first. >> before that i'm sorry i don't know if there's opening comments from the budget members. >> supervisor kim can i say that the gentle council for a bag is here i want to authenticities the finance authority for the corporation mr. clark yes, ma'am bewilder the fund is an 2k5i7b9 and separate person from a bag there's a separate investigation to insure that nerves happens again mined from the finance from the corporation it is an

near interstate 580, a school bus hit a bicyclist and sky 7 overthat scene on -- over that scene in nadia lama drove. the condition of the bicyclist is not relieved or how many were on the school bus. >> a man driving an s.u.v. smashed into a store. he was alone he was injured and taken to the hospital. the store is trashed. no word on why he drove into the store or if anyone was injured. >> the highway patrol is in full force in hayward trying to catch commuters illegally using the car pool lane. sky 7 was over the crackdown on highway 880 and numerous motorcycle cops were monitoring the car pool lanes and you could see they are pulling over a few different drivers driving in an h.o.v. lane illegally, so low is at least $485 fine. >> now we will check on the weather bracing for a record-set afternoon out there. >> from the sutro tower camera in downtown san francisco you can see it is hazy and it is just going for keep heating up. >> meteorologist mike nicco has a look at the possible record help setting heat we will see later today. mike? >> good morning from the to which the broadcast

the landlord, nadia lama, said the building was registered as a built family home so it no longer falls unrent control. >> a senator will introduce a bill to make it easier positive cities to collect taxes from homeowners would republican out homes on sites like airbnb. home sharing companies have to make regular reports about which homes in their area are remembering rooms. companies have to make reports on the duration of the short-term rentals and how were they are collecting. >> we are getting our first look at plans of the warriors' arena in mission bay that are posted on the blog give us an upclose look at the entrances and he show a food hall which the developers called "very conceptual." and developers are hammering out the details and they hope to receive approval this fall. the warriors will on the arena for the 2018 season. >> a big gale tonight in oakland taking on the atlanta hawks. >> i am sorry what? >> hawks and warriors. two top teams, what do you think? >> we win. easy. >> gentlemany and i were talking. sorry, he was trying to compare your tie to my tie and said i lost

. >> nadia has been living in the state-run safe house for almost a year.s been even longer since she has seen her three children. she said she needs to work on herself before reconnecting with them. this is one of 3 shelters in the occupied west bank for female victims of domestic violence. >> in the past year there have bern at least 400 cases of severe acts of violence against women in the palestinian territories including 16 murders. a major problem is the women's relucktants to come forward and seek help. more than two-thirds of battered women prefer to remain silent and less than one person seek help at shelters like this one. the patriarchal and conservative nature leaves many facing violence in their homes with limited options. a woman who accuses her husband from violence is frowned upon. sowa is a call center that offers signage logical support to callers across the palestinian territories. >> there are women who have reached the decision to call and ask forb help. there are those who are still in a dilemma wondering whether they should call. soci

the land lore, nadia lama said it no longer is rent controlled. >> according to the "san francisco examinerwas an incident on monday afternoon in sunset district authorities say a man went to a resident on 19th claiming he was a pg&e worker and told the family he wanted to check for damaged sewage pipe. he distracted the family and two others went into the home. the suspect got away with cash and took off in a white truck. >>> happening today official top executive at blue shield california will launch a public campaign calling on executives to convert the san francisco basin you are somer into a for-profit company and return billions. this is after news broke the state quietly revoked blue shield tax exemption status after an audit. blue shield is protesting the decision and the "los angeles times" spoke with a company insider and michael johnson resigned as public policy director after 12 years of blue shield and said the insurer has been shortchanging the public for years by operating like the for-profit competitors. >> we have a first look at street renderings of the warriors arena with

and riker and his partner tied for first place with the gymnast nadia and rumor willis is in third place> but it wasn't the stars but a judge who stole the show last night, "dancing with the stars" judge bruno is called out for what he said to the model. >> you are never going to win the nobel prize for quantum physics but you are easy on the eye. >> boo! >> what? >> can you say sexist? >> social media lit up with reaction and some say the passionate judge who often said wild and funny things went too wild. >> sheehan expert in quantum physics? >> maybe relativity is his >> or not. >> the end of the radio by radio shack trying to lure customers before they close up. >> iconic restaurant back in action 59 the french laundry. >> how hard is it to find an apartment in the bay area? >> ask oakland a's pitcher why he struck outlanding a place to live. >> weather and traffic through the entire commercial break. >>> good morning, to you. the french laundry is re-opening the dining room a week from today. it has been closed for renovation since december and improve presidents not finished until

nadia -- [inaudible] with the liberty times, taiwan.ontext of your books or your assumption, you know, how would xi jinping going to fit? he seems to be more openly talk about the china stream and with some pretty concrete proposal what china should do in his tenure. and the second question is that do you see -- maybe this is going a step too far, but, you know, soviet union, russia sees china the way that u.s. see it you know? does the mainstream view from russia, do they believe a peaceful rise in china? thank you. >> well, in terms of president xi jinping's plans he's been very clear that he believes in reform. he has a i new book out -- he has a new book out. it's white like this, and it has a little picture in the middle. and the book i actually read it the book is about improving governance, what he calls governance in china, which is a world bank term. he wants to improve the efficiency of china, the growth rate, he wants the shanghai free trade zone to do some experiments about foreign currency being easier to send back to compa

let us not forget nadia --who was taken from ukraine i russia. there is continued efforts and the russian violations of the agreements including the cease-fire, i'm pleased to see you are looking at additional sanctions. understand that it will take u.s. leadership. if we wait for europe to act, it will not be effective. we have to be out there with our european partners, but it will require u.s. leadership. i want to change years, if i might. we have had a lot of questioning on the defensive issues. my assessment from visiting key of was that what happens in the protests of their, it was as much about basic rights and political rights. we have to make sure that they have been effective government with the institutions to protect the rights of all of the citizens to express their views and to be treated fairly, free from corruption, as well as economic opportunities that that country should be able to provide for its citizens. i know that the imf originally made a commitment in 2014, i think it was $17 billion, four and a half billion was release

we had sicily tyson was honored and nadia lopez. >> i know her well. >> some extraordinary people.ordinary, a young girl 15 years old that already had a ted talk. >> already a ted talk at 15? >> i know. i'm behind. i need to get on it. it's exciting and fun. >> it's going to be airing on bet on easter sunday. >> yeah. >> and we're looking forward to the next "blackish." >> oh "blackish" on wednesday night. we have a fun new one coming. we have a fun new one coming up. i think they're all fun. >> i love the blooper one. >> that was really fun. but i think the episodes of an exciting -- there's a whole bunch coming up. i think there's a little secret. dray things that rainbow is pregnant. >> oh know. really? >> perhaps she is. perhaps she isn't. >> i'm sure he'll handle that well. you came bearing gifts. we have a clip from the next episode. >> good. >> here it is. >> not that kind of lady dray. i'm late. which is weird because in my mind there's no way i'm pregnant but i still get that flutter of excitement, you know. it's so funny. >> yeah. funny. >> it's like that feeling when you

let us not forget, nadia --who was taken from ukraine i russia. there is continued efforts and the russian violations of the agreements including the cease-fire, i'm pleased to see you are looking at additional sanctions. understand that it will take u.s. leadership. if we wait for europe to act, it will not be effective. we have to be out there, with political rights. we have to make sure that they have been effective government with the institutions to protect the rights of all of the citizens to express their views and to be treated fairly, free from corruption, as well as economic opportunities that that country should be able to provide for its citizens. i know that the imf originally made a commitment in 2014, i think it was $17 billion, four and a half billion was released. they have a new commitment that the injured into february this year. the united states has provided some direct assistance. how confident are you that the ukrainian government is moving towards the development of institutions critical for democracy to flourish and how su

let us not forget, nadia --who was taken from ukraine i russia.ntinued efforts and the russian violations of the agreements including the cease-fire, i'm pleased to see you are looking at additional sanctions. understand that it will take u.s. leadership. if we wait for europe to act, it will not be effective. we have to be out there, with our european partners, but it will require u.s. leadership. i want to change years, if i might. we have had a lot of questioning on the defensive issues. my assessment from visiting key of was that what happens in the protests of their, it was as much about basic rights and political rights. we have to make sure that they have been effective government with the institutions to protect the rights of all of the citizens to express their views and to be treated fairly, free from corruption, as well as economic opportunities that that country should be able to provide for its citizens. i know that the imf originally made a commitment in 2014, i think it was $17 billion, four and a half billion was released. they hav