>> right now there's five arenas in las vegas and the new west one is t-mobile. a big fan of mgm and jim foley who built las vegas nights there are other arenas that are very old we think a brand-new arena -- we're building 12 arenas around the country today and around the world. our two most successful are moody center in austin and manchester will open next year those don't have anchor tents. similar to the strategy with moody center and co-op live, we believe this building will be competitive based on music and sporting events. it's built for the nba in mind unless the nba makes a decision to come eventually to las vegas. again, there's no guarantees that's going to happen but should they make a decision to look at las vegas, does a billion-dollar brand-new building ultimately help make that decision? probably so. >> tim leiweke, it's good to talk to you this morning thank you for breaking the news this morning on "worldwide exchange." i appreciate your time brian, i wanted to mention, the resorts and casinos as well don't have all the licenses and permits rea

vanya liked and the rhythmic dance of the public e in the capital of mordovia, the ultra-modern new arena, which literally only in 2022 opened its doors to figure skating. this is not the first time that it has hosted the best of the best athletes of the planet and russian athletes in this wonderful sport, and the rhythmic dance of alexander stepanov and ivan bukin has become a real decoration of this horizontal bar. thank you very much for being with us again. we are just wildly delighted, we are now, because you skated in the best way for yourself. and tell us your impression of how the team will be the first to go on the ice again, because we are very very glad to see you. first of all, thank you for taking us again during the first. we are very happy and this atmosphere is a holiday. so we are very glad that we are here with you today. our tournament. well , what are we waiting for the assessments of our duet of champions ? so, during the first dances, 890 points were received by alexandra stepanova and ivan bukiny more than 51 points for technique. see. rejoice now yourself skater. w

. >> reporter: after playing together last summer on the uganda national team, this is a new arena. have these two ever played against each other in organized competition until now? has that ever happened >> no. they have not. >> reporter: first time >> first time. >> reporter: now mom says she has one wish, that they win and lose with humility, don't ask her who she's rooting for. >> at this point they're both winners they're playing high level basketball, and we are proud. >> reporter: march madness, beyond just brilliance and buzzer beaters is also about brotherhood. sam brock, nbc news. >>> that's "nightly news." by the way, you ca catch a new edition of "nightly news" kids edition streaming now. thank you for watching, everyone i am lester holt please take care of yourself and each other good night >>> i'm raj mathai. next on nbc bay area news, they say they unknowingly hung out with a murderer. >> we didn't notice anything except that there's like a bar on the bedrooms. like you can't just enter easily. >> a bizarre story about two bay area men visiting hawaii. >>> also, is th

larry, we're not talking about building new arenas or stadiums or new streets or anything like that she's talking about the work is cut out in front of us. we've got to do it and we've got to be accountable and see that the job gets done, you know, building a better bay area means building not necessarily just designing new ideas in this taking what you have and making the best of it because the rest of the bay area this is part of the biggest economic engine from tourism to tech for everybody from san rafael to san leandro, and it's keep for the whole region to get san francisco back up and running at full force. well speeches, one thing we'll see what actions follow it, phil. thank you. some encouraging news today about the pandemic, according to the world health organization, new global cases have dropped by 5% over the past week. and hawaii is now the final state to drop its indoor mask mandate. puerto rico a. u s territory is expected to lift its mandate tomorrow. pfizer is testing a covid 19 antiviral treatment for children, the company announced today. it started the 2nd and 3rd te

i was, like, get me that court side at a new arena. e gets to play in seattle's refurbished arena. this decision of when to retire... >> bird: oh, it's tough, man. >> wertheim: tough, right? >> bird: yeah. you know, knock on wood it's tough because, like, the body just keeps going. >> wertheim: you don't want to be home saying, "that could have been me. i should be out there," >> bird: yeah, a friend of mine's sister is always like, "paris 2024?" and it's like, "i don't think so. but, like, i'm pretty sure no. i'm, like, confident no." but then-- in sometimes, when i'm working out, and i feel good, i'm like, "well, what's another couple years?" but that seems, like, crazy, right? it's crazy, right? >> wertheim: you're leaving that door open? >> bird: i don't think so. >> wertheim: paris is nice. >> bird: probably not. paris is nice. >> wertheim: you got time. >> bird: do you see? this is what happens. >> wertheim: you've got time. >> bird: this is where we go. ( ticking ) ♪♪ helping them discover their dreams is one of the best parts of

preparation for the byu game is really you know, we've played not go would really well here in new orleans arenat only in previous conversar, vince, but earlier this year we played in the mte here. we'd be put housing and you may be both teams have prospects as well. and now going into this comes at a game. we feel like we're playing house money a little bit, you know, feel like we're in the tournament. we don't

so even if he does not get a new trial, james arena, he will be in prison for the rest of his life. but his attorneys say he gets a new trial is should get a new trial because the odds are stacked against him because of juror number 7. rochelle, nice also known as strawberry shortcake because they say she did not disclose all the pretrial information that they were hoping for. that information includes that they claim she was a victim, victim of domestic violence, that she also took out a restraining order a few years before the trial began. and had they known according to a legal analyst, there's no way the defense team would have allowed her to be part of that right? >> with the peterson team is trying to do is show that because miss nice was pregnant when she was a victim of a crime that she empathized with lacy peterson that she didn't look at this evidence. objective lee, the defense is trying to say that had we known this information when we were selecting the jury, we never would have placed miss nice on the jury. and that's the key to this case. >> so james reyna allegedly ev

even food is often transported by this detour, using the ferry, according to arena, tavara new, who wanted to trans mischief for an n g o. we got a bid, there's been an illegal military presence on our land for over 30 years. will soon pass by a so called peacekeeping troop, where there are also russian soldiers. we've never really felt safe at the pier is victor. tim is a war veteran who has fought against the russians on the way to his home. we passed several military checkpoints, manned by russian soldiers. 1500 are officially stationed here. but security, so say that including reservists disfigure could be 10 times higher. added to this is 20000 tons of russian military equipment. after victor got into trouble with some russian soldiers, he was forced to leave his house in trans nestea. he now lives in his parents house in the republic of moldova. he doesn't want to think about the prospect of a russian invasion. yo, she nodded. movement will if that happens, everything would return to how it was that a years ago with all of russia's well known methods of punishments, logo, i would pro

and confirmed the commonality of our approaches to what is happening today in the international arena. a new reality is being formed, when the unipolar world is irrevocably a thing of the past and when a multipolar reality is taking shape. this is an objective process. it's impossible to stop him. but real. in which there will be, not one power to rule, but in which it is necessary to negotiate between all the key states that today have a decisive influence on the world economy on world politics and which, while realizing their special position, provide the basic principles of the un charter that begin with the fundamental principle of the sovereign equality of the state no one on this earth should be considered as a minor player all are equal and all are sovereign vladimir alekseevich and all the key players who today have a decisive influence on the world economy and politics, and we are probably talking not only about the permanent members of the council security it is and probably not only about the brix countries but it is a wider set of countries. yes, that is, we are talking about the

. >>> well, the slow jams will be rocking at oakland arena tonight. '90s r&b band new edition along witheci are performing. expect some real smooth tunes. we talked to the members about how it feels to be back on stage. >> this is the group that brought everything that we've been able to do as individuals in the music industry. and the fans are showing up. they're pouring life into us again. >> how fun is that? tickets are still available if you want to check them out tonight. >> that's going to be really fun. up next here at 6:00, putting a spotlight on bay area focus features. the local film festival about to get under way. >>> let's go live. a look inside rockefeller center. shepard smith is preparing for nbc "nightly news." one of the top stories, good news for millions with medical debt. what's changing with credit reports that could help your family's finances. that's coming up at 6:30. this is always a great event. we are juswo weeks awa now from the start of san jose's cinequest film festival. >> once again it will be virtual. organizers hope to inspire some cinejoy among fans wi

run fast, that we run a hundred a little faster we are preparing in the athletics arena of yaroslavl preparing for the newe that the project of running along the golden ring was born. one of the most massive sporting events in russia , they realized that runners lack such a product so that they can run, uh, in any event, and in syria, the events made up an application sent to the regional sports department and the federal ministry, and found support for the large-scale cost project. big enough. many, probably, do not imagine something like that to build a temporary start for finishing cities. there are about 5,000 people there. help organizers on the ground to provide national running movement, which operates under the federal project of the sport of the norms of life this year, 173 events are planned in 43 regions one of the largest projects in the running series golden ring. it will be held in five regions and 11 cities of central russia in 4 months from may 1 to may august, at least 25,000 people will take part in the starts, some for the first time, but many runners have already become veterans of the

new programs. no baseball parks. no arenas. no convention centers. no big projects. get going with the basic get the city on track. >> what are the critical challenges that the mayor faces? >> the first is replacing the school board, which got international and national attention when it seemed to be putting the names of schools ahead of putting students back in schools. the second thing is as pointed out, understaffing in the police department. they're having a hard time getting people to join the police department. meanwhile, people are retiring or going to other districts. she knows that is a critical problem because she has to keep those foot patrols out there and she has to keep the city looking safe. it is going to be a challenge. she has also got to get just the city operation back. they are down something like 10 percent of the workforce in city workers. they are across the board understaffed. >> a lot of work to do. thanks. >> he spoke with the with the ww oakland and asked if oakland plans to make changes to the current covid rules. the mayor pointed out th

. >>> the slow jams will be rocking at oakland arena this weekend. '90s r & b band new edition alongh jodeci are performing tonight. we talked to some members this morning about how it feels to be back on stage. >> this is the group that birthed everything that we have been able do as individuals in the music industry and the fans is showing up. they're pouring life into us again. >> they look good! and they've probably still got the moves. yes, tickets are still available if you want to check it out. >> let's go, belbiv devoe. >> brings back memories from prom. >> outlining the consequences for supporting russia in the war. president biden's direct message to his chinese counterpart. >> he does not want to see china impacted by the kind of sanctions that russia's engaged in because that would really hurt china's economy. >> and how vladimir putin is trying to gain more support in his own country. >>> plus in court for the first time, one of the three men accused of shooting and killing a former police officer who was protecting a tv news crew appears before a judge. the message his

arena. but there's a new program at a prison in illinois.ing inmates separate themselves from their life of crime while they pursue a new career, the initiative at a county jail outside of chicago is helping gang members remove or cover up tattoos. they once put on the show their allegiance to gangs. at least 12 inmate to enrolled in what's called the just program. it also teaches vocational skills, anger management and other courses. but law enforcement says getting rid of those gang tattoos is the ultimate way for participants to show they're serious about moving ahead. the material commitment, because once you take those colors off, you're out of the gang like you're not welcome back in that environment. now while the just program doesn't guarantee inmates will get a job. it does help them in a job search. the focus is on finding them a job and an area away from their former gang because of threats they might face because they chose to move on. yes, it was self. i stay here in kiev at bank ova street. i don't hide and i'm not afraid of an

100 we cowardly, a hundred a little faster we prepare we stand in the athletics arena of yaroslavl is preparing for the newere that the project of running along the golden ring was born. one of the most massive sporting events in russia, they realized that runners lack such a product so that they can run, uh, in no event, but in a series events made up an application sent to the regional department of sports and the federal ministries and found support for the project large-scale costs. big enough. many probably don't . what is to build a temporary start of finishing cities. there are about 5,000 people there. assistance to organizers on the ground is provided by the national running movement, which operates within the framework of the federal project of the sport of the norm of life, this year 173 events are planned in 43 regions, one of the largest projects of the series of running along the golden ring. it will be held in five regions and 11 cities of central russia for 4 months from may 1 to may august, at least 25,000 people will take part in the starts, some for the first time, many runners have alre

the reason new information from cdc on 40 has simplified a lot of our lives going into the work place and going about our daily routines. transportation can be different but it is an arena where i think a lot of us are looking forward to put so many of the pandemic restrictions behind us. as of now, nothing has changed with regard to that guidance, we'll be partnering to make sure those decisions are well informed. >> transportation secretary pete buttigieg. enjoy your good seats at the state of the union this evening. >> thank you very much. >>> be sure to join cnn tonight for the very first state of the

new trial. apple tv entering the live sports arena and a last-second 30-footer. punches chattanooga's ticket to march madness. >> live from cnbc the facts, the truth. "the news with shepherd smith. >> good evening. vladimir putin continues to kill children and millions of ukrainians are escaping for their lives the next few weeks in ukraine are going to be ugly as the dictator ramps up his brutal and bloody assault without any concern for the lives of innocent civilians that is the grim prediction and the quote from the head of the cia today. he warned congress that vladimir putin has no clear endgame in sight. as his bruised and battered war machine faces different resistance and ukrainian forces hold on to key cities including the capital, kyiv. >> putin is angry and frustrated right now. he's likely to double down and try to grind down the ukrainian military with no regard for civilian casualties. >> the ukrainians are accusing russians of shelling and attacking humanitarian corridors that civilians are trying to use to evacuate. from their war-torn cities and

arena. but what about new variant? the ba 2 variant of covid, which actually >> is worldwide? the most part it is called stealth omicron. so it's the most dominant around the world and in the u k is blowing up with that here, though, the doctors say it hasn't quite made it here, you know, but they're still keeping an eye on it. quit kron four's amanda hari now with details on that. >> time and time again in the pandemic. we seen that europe gets it first and then we get it. >> after a few weeks, the world health organization announced this week that the ba 2 variant of covid-19 also known as stealth omicron is the dominant variant around the world. ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong says that's not the case in the u.s. or the bay area yet. but it will be. >> is it more transmissible? the answer's yes. ba 2 is about to 50% depending on today. a look at more transmissible santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody says they're already tracking ba 2 in their wastewater and the northern parts of our county, the wastewater that we follow. >> m

representative is a blow to a personal image, then rudeness in the global political arena leads to much more serious consequences fox newse wonders what is wrong with biden and what it is threaten the state. this is just a person who has lost the ability to control his emotions, uncontrollable outbursts of rage are common for older people, this often happens in old age. this is a very difficult experience and our hearts go out to those who are going through this including joe biden, but biden is the president of the united states who found themselves in the most vulnerable situation. in recent history, biden pushes the us to war. so it's fair to raise the issue of his mental state, it's not just about age, he's 79 biden. no longer capable to be exact according to the democratic washington post, biden's very warsaw statement about putin was an impromptu that shifted the focus of the unity keynote speech. west so the allies were not so much united. how puzzled this phrase was surprised biden's assistants, who understood that it was not in the speech prepared in advance. biden's harsh statement about putin also took europea

news, panorama. 999 (all: police emergency. hello. there's been an explosion at manchester arena. is anybody injured? yes, loads. a bomb'sjust gone off, there's people lying around on the floor, there's blood everywhere. please send ambulances, please. we're coming as fast as we can, 0k. - on 22nd may 2017, a bomb exploded at an ariana grande concert in manchester. 22 people were murdered. 8—year—old saffie—rose roussos was the youngest victim. she just had a heart of love. i am the champion. she just was enthusiastic about everything. - as the fifth anniversary of the attack approaches, saffie would now be 13 years old. sometimes my mind will go, "she's died" and it's like a house dropping on you. we talk about her all the time. she's in our hearts so and she's not going anywhere. tonight, saffie's parents tell their full story for the first time. for us, as a family, we need to get to the truth... i want to know whether it could have been prevented... happy birthday, saffie. find out what happened to saffie and whether she could have survived. to saffie. absolutely. happy birthday, beautiful. hello! this is sa

arena. >> and what about that new strain self covid the ba 2 variant called it turns out at this point it is the dominant variant around the world. yeah. europe is seeing a second surge because of the world health organization is putting everybody on alert now. doctors here in the usa that it's not the dominant strain here just yet could come. and that's why trump was a man hair is following the story. >> time and time again in the pandemic. we've seen that. europe gets it first and then we get it. >> after a few weeks, the world health organization announced this week that the ba 2 variant of covid-19 also known as stealth omicron is the dominant variant around the world. ucsf infectious disease specialist doctor peter chin. hong says that's not the case in the u.s. or the bay area yet. but it will be. >> is it more transmissible? the answer's yes. ba 2 is about to 50% depending on today. a look at more transmissible santa clara county public health officer doctor sara cody says they're already tracking ba 2 in their wastewater and the northern parts of our county, the wastewater that we

still ahead on the kron 4 morning news, a popular sports arena and sand in sacramento is going to bet farewell. and saint mary's will not be heading to the sweet 16 this year. the bruins knocked him out of the ncaa tournament last night. we've got your highlights after the break. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order. oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability >> well, we thought maybe saint mary's would get to the sweet 16 this year, but it is not happening. ucl a bruins would not let it happened yesterday in the 1st half, logan johnson hit a 3 pointer bringing the score to 13 to 7. >> jame jack has hit a hook shot in the lane and ucl a went on a run. after that, they led 36 to 29 at

new jersey >> crazy crazy! >> reporter: the scrappy underdogs welcomed back together to its jersey city arena. the university of just 2,100 has never won an ncaa tournament game before >> you can never count out the lower person because at the end of the day it's march, anything can happen. >> reporter: in a stunning show of dominance this weekend, the peacocks spanned their feathers. >> you can feel the madness. >> reporter: first upsetting kentucky, a number 2 seed, and then last night, murray state. >> another block, and that's going to do it. st. peter's never trailed. >> reporter: the weekend shaping up to be one of the greatest cinderella stories in ncaa history >> could you have ever imagined being in this position heading into the sweet 16 >> i mean i dreamed of it as a kid. i feel like every basketball player when they're a kid, they dream as i never knew it could come true until now. >> reporter: the last time a team from new jersey made it this far was back in 2000 with seton hall. now he's coaching the players who are shocking just about everyone in the country except for the team

news, panorama. 999 (all: police emergency. hello. there's been an explosion at manchester arena. is anybody injured? yes, loads. send ambulances, please. we're coming as fast as we can, 0k. - on 22nd may 2017, a bomb exploded at an ariana grande concert in manchester. 22 people were murdered. 8—year—old saffie—rose roussos was the youngest victim. she just had a heart of love. i am the champion. she just was enthusiastic about everything. -

dulce: con un grano de arena el grupo busca aportar un grupo de alivio para las familias ucranianas. california se une a indiana, georgia y newzmÁn nos amplÍa. locutora: entre desafÍos y problemÁticas transcurriÓ la primera jornada de elecciones primarias en texas. comenzando por el significativo rechazo de boletas enviadas en el condado harris. >> 30 personas tuvimos que regresar las boletas. locutora: esto por no cumplir con los nuevos requisitos de las leyes estatales, que hacen aÚn mÁs difÍcil la votaciÓn en texas. >> creo que esto tendrÁ un impacto porque es mÁs confusiÓn, nosotros no necesitamos esto en el estado de texas. locutora: el secretario del estado informÓ que en harris hay un atraso en el conteo de los votos. en laredo, texas las complicaciones fueron otras. adultos mayores que llevaron a sufragar no pudieron al sÓlo ofrecer la opciÓn de llenar las boletas en las mÁquinas electorales. >> se pierden votos. locutora: organizaciones que luchan por los derechos de los votantes en texas, aseguran que es un reflejo de los comicios en las elecciones federales. >> estos problemas se agravarÁn y se convertirÁn en una s

arena. >> the ioc, fifa, they have not found some new reality.o bring in bob costas. the international olympics committee sent us a statement saying in part quote, at all times, the ioc upholds human rights in the fundamental principles of the charter. we are responsible for ensuring the charter with respect to the olympic games and take this responsibility very seriously, end quote. you've spent decades covering the olympics. given their response to the ukraine invasion, is it going to become a thing of the past? >> well, it's out there in the open now. i think it reached critical mass in terms of public understanding regarding the ccp and holding yet another olympics in beijing after they had one there in 2008. people can go to the ioc's website. they lay out their whole commitment to human rights and make the obvious point that they can't change the internal workings of any nation, but what they are free to decide is where they hold the olympics and what the ioc is free to decide going forward, given not just russia's actions on the internatio

arena rehabbing his foot injury. did not have a walking boot on. that is good news for golden state.more players, but bringing back before returning. probably as backup catcher. sean murphy will probably start behind the plate. scoreless in the first. starting the game off with marcus stroman. 2-2 in the fifth. elvis andrus down. hits a triple. the cubs would end up winning the game. sports on abc7 most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet invented a pad that protects differently. with two rapiddry layers. for strong protection, that's always discreet. question your protection. try always discreet. with downy infusions, let the scent set the mood. ♪ feel the difference with downy. >> that would do it for tonight. thank you for watching. >> all of us here at abc7n her we appreciate your time. do you have a life insurance policy you no longer need? now you can sell your policy - even a term policy - for an immediate cash payment. we thought we had planned carefully for our retirement. but we quickly realized we needed a way to supplement our income. if you have $100,00

arena rehabbing his foot injury. did not have a walking boot on. that is good news for golden state. might try to get more players, but bringing back before returning. probably as backup catcher. sean murphy will probably start behind the plate. scoreless in the first. starting the game off with marcus stroman. 2-2 in the fifth. elvis andrus down. hits a triple. the cubs would end up winning the game. sports on abc7 hi, i'm mike holmes. i'm here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators i'm excited to introduce agm's 3d creator. it allows you to create your new kitchen or bathroom online, and get an exact quote in minutes. [ivan] that's right mike! design your kitchen or bathroom in 3d, choose your fixtures and finishes, without leaving your home or inviting strangers in. visit agmrenovations.com and create your new kitchen or bathroom today! ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! and now most admired alum! get up there. this is so embarrassing. there's no way it's me. you know her.... you love her.... ruh roh. what are you doin

news. there�*s been a massive push to make every sporting arena in the world a russia—free zone.ter the ukrainian top seed was given assurances her opponent will compete under a neutral flag. the international tennis federation has suspended the russian and belarus tennis federations from international team competition. the wta and atp boards have also suspended their event due to take place in moscow in october. motorsport�*s governing body, the fia, has condemned russia�*s invasion of ukraine, but are allowing russian and belarusian drivers to compete in a neutral capacity. f1�*s only current driver, nikita mazepin, who races for haas, will compete under the fia flag with no russian colours allowed on his racesuit or car. the russian grand prix that was due to be held in sochi in september has already been cancelled. 0rganisers of the paralympic winter games will meet on wednesday to decide whether russian athletes should be allowed to compete. the paralympics start in beijing on friday, with russians currently able to take part under the flag of the russian paralympic committe

several new murals are now up on the concourse level and the penthouse suite level of the arena.s were asked to express what san jose means to them. we talked to one of the artists, a third generation mexican american who is the grandson of farm workers. an ode to the agricultural history of here in san jose, as well as sort of the future of innovations, so it's kind of just like a sort of a love letter to the city. now each mural is 28 ft wide eight ft. tall they also have a q r code beneath them to give you more information about the artwork and the artist. well a retired ukrainian tennis player is back in ukraine to defend his homeland. 36 year old sergey stick off ski, says he. it was a tough decision to leave his wife and their three children behind at their home in hungary so he could go back to ukraine. now he's a member of the army reserve protecting the capital city of kiev. he says his wife was upset about his decision to join the army but understands and they have not yet told their children about the danger he's facing. if there is an explosion , that's the end for ev

arena tonight. we'll have the very latest for you throughout the night right here on kron. 4 news tip off at 7 we'rere live in stockton. pilot mills force alright island. >> back in the bay area. taking a live look outside downtown san francisco. >> lawrence is here and large going to see james wiseman there and start, you know, they're going to be in san francisco. those those senators words planet chase on sunday. is that right? people could see wiseman, you know, a little kind of a minor league game. yeah, you know, look at morning while for long time. yeah, i feel for those guys. yeah. coming back from injury. heard myself doing this to the weather sometimes. we want to come back. we rotate older now. add up over we've got a big friday ahead. of course, today we got a cold night coming our way as a high pressure is going to kind of settle in there. check out the big cargo container ship going right underneath the golden gate bridge right now and that cool look at. but it's nice and clear now we may see a little fog along the coastline later on tonight. >> lauren forecast, this is where it starts

the arena is soon to be filled with thousands of screaming college best of all fans. that is good news san francisco. good evening, i'm sara donchey. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. march madness is coming to the city later this week. we had two games for thursday. the first between number one ranked gonzaga bulldogs in fourth-seeded arkansas razorbacks, and then the duke blue devils played the third- seeded red raiders of texas tech. >> while the action may take place on the court. >> the last time the men's tona

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the arena is soon to be filled with thousands of screaming college best of all fans. that is good news for san francisco. good evening, i'm sara donchey. >> i'm ryan yamamoto. march madness is coming to the city later this week. we had two games for thursday. the first between number one ranked gonzaga bulldogs in fourth-seeded arkansas razorbacks, and then the duke blue devils played the third- seeded red raiders of texas tech. >> while the action may take place on the court. >> the last time the men's tournament had the city by the bay world war ii had not yet begun. that all ends on thursday, when the west regional featuring duke and gonzaga tips off here at chase center. >> this is a big deal. >> reporter: coach k, the zags, and all the thrills will start at chase center on thursday. the tournament coming to town has been a long time coming. >> this is the first time seven cisco has hosted ncaa basketball since 1939. when we played at treasure island and the california coliseum. >> reporter: tourism accounts for a third of seven cisco's economy and has been slow to recover as pande

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several new murals are now up on the concourse level and the penthouse suite level of the arena. company zoom and a nonprofit called local color. six artists were asked to express what san jose means to them. an ode to the agricultural history of here in san jose, as well as sort of the future of innovations, so it's kind of just like a sort of a love letter to the city. each mural is 28 ft wide and eight ft. tall. they also have a q r code right beneath them to give you more information about the artwork and the artist. daylight saving time starts a week from sunday sleep, experts say. now is the time to start adjusting your routine. so you're not left sleepless and groggy when we lose an hour of sleep next weekend. sleep medicine experts say we should all be going to about 15 to 20 minutes earlier than usual every night starting four nights before the time change. they also recommend adjusting the timing of your other daily activities such as meals and exercise. seals are now helping scientists learn more about the growing problem of climate change. at the south pole. the seals

in the south and city of mario poll missiles arena down on an art school where 400 people had hoped to find refuge and moscow as i'm playing new weaponry. seeing it has again used hypersonic missiles in combat the 2nd day in a row. before it says it's ken shower. rockets can travel up to 2000 kilometers at several times. the speed of sound, allowing them to be friends. system multiple. the missiles reportedly hit ukrainian fuel debrel in costa ante necka near meek alive. russia said another mess. i'll strike a facility in overage close to the border with bellows, where it claims foreign fighters, angie green in special forces, where based dw correspondent, that ne, currently joins us now from a live in a western ukraine. hello neg that ration military claims that again has used hypersonic and cruise missiles in ukraine. what i hearing from the ukranian side while the ukraine authorities are keeping pretty tight lipped about this little in the way of detail. there's of the military sense ship marshal law in place. the same goes to the russian side. so basically, all the reports are based on the same very terse statements coming

the news conference is set to be held at 6 o'clock this evening at crypto arena. all right. we want to take you back here at home. taking a look outside at san francisco's coit tower. a nice blue sky day out there. but we do have a chance of rain coming. kron on's dave spahr standing by with your monday forecast. hey, dave, good well, and everybody, we've got blue skies at the east bay shoreline to distill over the way some high cloudiness. but we're waiting for the development of more cloudiness tonight with some showers developing to 59 santa rosa, 63 from a bottle. >>61 livermore and 65. meanwhile for san jose. so in the big picture we have, this is where the game changer is for tonight. tomorrow, it looks a little bit more delayed than what we had from were looking at yesterday needing the rain will hold off past the evening commute and be kind of an overnight thing for the north bay. first get to about one, 30 things start happening overnight early tomorrow morning by the afternoon. the rain showers in the east bay, south bay and still some lingering north bay showers a

new jersey. >> it's crazy. i never thought this would happen it's crazy >> reporter: the scrappy underdogs welcomed back to its jersey city arenae university of just 2,100 has never won an ncaa tournament game before. >> it goes it show you can never count out the lower person because at the end of the day it's march, anything can happen. >> reporter: in a stunning show of dominance this weekend the peacocks fanned their feathers >> you can feel the madness! >> reporter: first upsetting powerhouse kentucky, a number 2 seed, and then murray state. >> another block and that's going to do it. saint peter's never trailed. >> reporter: the weekend shaping up to be one of the greatest cinderella stories in ncaa history. could you have ever imagined being in this position, heading into the sweet 16? >> i mean, is a kid. i think every basketball player dreams about this. >> reporter: the last new jersey team to make it this far was in 2000 with shaquille holloway as point guard for seton hall now he's coaching the players shocking just about everyone in the country except for the team itself >> i got guys from new jersey and new york c

arena as early as today. whether or not he gets a new trial, probably not. but anything could happen. and once again, this trial keeps on going. the scott peterson case, if you really think about it, guys, 20 years in the making because lisa disappeared 20 years ago and it's still. >> there's a long time. all right. thank you very much. well, that story there. >> police are looking for the burglars who targeted in northern california's largest black newspaper. yeah, this happened at the downtown office of the oakland post and kron four's down soaring takes a look at what happened in talks with the paper's publisher. >> or shattered glass covers the floor of the oakland post after burglars broke into its office early wednesday and took thousands of dollars of property. they smashed these real thick glass doors that we had. you our, you know, our desk drawers and our files. publisher paul cobb says one of the suspects broke into the building while riding a bike. they took cash personal checks and some equipment such as a camera used by the post's reporters. com was disappointed to find

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new family. and they've taken in more fewer than 11 ukrainian refugees. there's -- tatiana, alexander, his wife arena, his daughter -- as well as the children, and olga. there is also -- , with daughter maya, other daughters alicia and sophia. it -- is originally from belarus. but with many ukrainian wreck the -- shoe and into her family home in ireland. >> we're still in shock of course. because we have husband still in ukraine. so every single day they are's video call with the girls. very emotional. they are crying. >> we left everything. all their life, hardworking houses, families destroyed because of one guy. putin. >> the calf breaks actually took in 14 refugees. but since then has moved to poland. even with 11, it is thought to be the most of any host family with ireland. -- it's tempered by gratitude for their new move. >> in ireland i'm feeling very good, safe. thank you for all the support, help, and you are very great people in ireland. >> very kind people. very kind. >> valeria still have loved ones she still wants to help. >> i have another part of my family, my brother. >> her brother

and state level since they use publicly available information is not new or novel to people that need to make decisions in this arena. another concern i have, there are four different surveillance efforts across the big departments, common security, defense, hhs, all separate, they do not work together. that shows you the lack of coordination across this enterprise. it is very difficult to make the decision of which one should go and which should stay because there was no one at a top level that can make that decision. >> i think this has been brought up by all three of you in one way or another that there is too much fragmentation and not enough accountability to have four agencies effectively trying to achieve the same mission and perhaps not sharing information between themselves. there is an opportunity for us in terms of reorganization. the problem that i saved, and i do not want to get into anything that is classified, we have surveillance capability in urban centers and this information is publicly available. i will not name the city's -- cities, but it is not comprehensive and everybody knows that. if you lo