it's not nova ukraine. and the charity office supposedly says it is in ukraine.ffices are in palo alto. and what's really interesting is that it has a london postcode. i traced the london postcode to another charity, unicef uk. it is not accurate. the email itself is directly lifted, most of the content from it is directly lifted from an email which our supporters have received, with unicef replaced with the words "nova ukraine". this scam has made $540. and there are plenty of clues that it's fake — different email addresses in the "from" and "reply to" fields, a contact button with yet another fake email address, an ip address based in vietnam. what's your message for the people behind this scam? it would just be stop — you have to stop it. people really, really need funds right now to stay alive and to get to safety. i emailed all the scammers behind the emails i'd seen. not one of them got back to me. people are also using more subtle ways to make money from the war in ukraine on social media. we saw so many, you know, out of context videos - claiming to be u

nova ukraine is teaming up with airbnb to provide temporary housing.ia zimmerman is a volunteer with the palo alto based nonprofit. >> so many ordinary people, nova ukraine, offering their home. reporter: and you don't have to be an airbnb host to sign up. you can simply go to airbnb.org, the company's charitable website and sign up to open up your home. >> we've actually seen that over 6,000 people here in the u.s. have signed up in the past few weeks to share their home. reporter: airbnb.org will be providing vouchers in the coming weeks to nova ukraine, part of its commitment to help resettle 100,000 ukrainians worldwide. >> we are -- these non-profits you can book regular supply on the airbnb platform as well. whatever best meets their needs. >> and fuld like to donate to the voucher program, you can do that as well by going to airbnb.org. tara campbell, abc7 news. dan: remember, if you would like to help people in ukraine, we've put together a list of verified groups and non-profits. sending donations and supplies to refugees. go to abc7news.com/t

nova ukraine is providing temporary housing. yulia is a volunteer with a nonprofit. >> so many ordinary people original to nova ukraine offering their home. tara: you do not have to be an airbnb host to sign up. go to airbnb.org and sign up to open your home. >> over 6000 in the u.s. have signed up in the past weeks. tara: airbnb.org will be providing vouchers into nova ukraine, part of its commitment to resettle 100,000 ukrainians worldwide. >> these nonprofits can also book regular supply on the airbnb platform. whatever best meets their needs. tara: if you would like to donate to the voucher program, you can do that by going to airbnb.org. tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: if you would like to help people in ukraine, we have put together a list of verified groups. you can go to abc7 news.com/action. california's drought is getting worse according to the latest snow survey. the statewide snowpack is at 38% of average with a depth of 2.5 inches and one inch of snow water, only 4% of what we normally see in april. these past three

all proceeds will go to nova ukraine and the world central kitchen. pa valley to ukraine starts at 2:00 this afternoon at the napa valley expo. on the peninsula, last night, redwood city's fox theatre was filled with musicians and community members looking to support those impacted by the growing drug crisis. as "today in the bay's" stephanie magallon shows us, the event was organized by a musician who lost his own son to drugs. >> reporter: the sound of hope and liberation reverberated off the walls inside this redwood city theatre, as the band and a father remember the life of zachary price davis, a 28-year-old musician and nursing student who lost his life after a battle with opioid addiction in 2020. >> this is the last great keyboard i gave zach. >> reporter: his father tells us zach would have turned 30 on april 7th and this concert is how he and his family decided to celebrate his son's life. >> i've come to understand that lots of people had relationships with him, but our music, performance. >> he would come to me to these concerts of his dad'

tara: nova ukraine is teaming up with airbnb to provide temporary housing. zimmerman is a volunteer. >> so many ordinary people are offering their home. tara: you do not have to be a host to sign up. you can simply go to airbnb.org, the charitable website and sign up to open up your home. >> we have seen over 6000 people in the u.s. have signed up in the past few weeks to share their home. tara: airbnb.org provide vouchers to nova ukraine, part of its commitment to resettle 100,000 ukrainians worldwide. >> these nonprofits can book regular supply on the platform as well, whatever best meets their needs. tara: if you would like to donate to the voucher program you can do that as well by going to airbnb.org. tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: if you want to help people in ukraine we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations to refugees by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. california's drought is getting worse. officials recorded the snowpack at 38% avenue -- 38% average and a depth of 38 inches. that is only 4% of what we normal

there will be food, wine and beer and profits will go to nova, ukraine and world central kitchen. ency, and we're making it easier for you to connect to the many bay area groups working to help the people of ukraine. very easy. all you got to do is scan the q r code right at the bottom of your screen that will get you to a list of organizations that are all eager to accept your help. well team from santa clara county district attorney's office will begin targeting dealers who sell fit in all laced drugs. prosecutors will charge suspects with homicide for each fitting all overdose that results in death the number of fentanyl deaths at santa clara county went from 29 2019 to 1 35 last year. south bay leaders are forming work group to combat what they call a public health crisis. don't kid yourself. no one is immune from this deadly drug fentanyl is causing a rising number of deaths, particularly among 18 to 25 year olds suspect that it's there's been a you know, a last pill that he was able to get. and access and that placed people probably had a dosage of fentanyl. hello scatters fa

uh you can imagine how critical how important this is the barrier ed group nova ukraine says as the fighting escalates, the humanitarian workers are ready to help. but in greater danger than ever different drivers disappeared. um at the day they left delivering aid, and they have not heard from them since then. this was a few days ago. and bay area. aid groups say that they are hoping that donor fatigue doesn't set in as they wait for a ceasefire. united nations officials say they plan to meet with turkey's president about hosting humanitarian talks between russia and ukraine as soon as possible. alright or jana katsuyama in the newsroom. janet. thank you. half dozen san francisco businesses are assessing the damage tonight after a fire burned three buildings in the west portal neighborhood today tonight, officials say construction work may be to blame. fire started at about 11 30 this morning at west portal and 14th avenue. the fire spread from roof to roof before firefighters got it under control. ray rudolph lives on the same block and says he had just minutes to grab his computer and cam

all the money from today's event is being donated to the nonprofits, nova ukraine and world central kitchen, julie so many people doing their part to help out, zach. thank you. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky took his message to the grammy awards tonight. our musicians where body armor instead of succeeding , they seem to the wounded in hospitals, even to those who can't hear them, but the music will break through anyway. we defend our freedom to live to love to sound on our land. we are fighting russia, which brings horrible silence with its bombs. the dead silence feel the silence. william music fill it today to tell our story. tell the truth about the war. the grammys here a videotaped message from president zelinsky during tonight's awards show. he asked everyone watching to continue to tell you according story on social media, and any other way they can think of and while the awards show may be over the after parties in las vegas will run into the early morning hours. here's a live look now at the las vegas strip, where mgm grand garden area played host for tonight's show. music'

elena johns is a volunteer with the nonprofit nova ukraine helping those still in ukraine.he joins me now from kyiv. this is a growing issue, isn't it? these communities that are literally trapped. they're virtually impossible to help. you can't get in there. >> yes, exactly. it is a big issue because since the beginning of the war, we often have the problem that we have the resources and the money. but we can't get them to the people needed. >> in terms of those in eastern ukraine, this other sense of doom that things are going to get so much worst in eastern ukraine. have you've been able to prepare to help them ahead of the onslaught? >> he has. we are doing our best. we are trying to help people. i [inaudible] also, volunteers in place that are trying to help. obviously, it is pretty dangerous. not everything we would like to do can be done. >> what are some examples of some stories that you've heard from people, that the wider world needs to hear about to really sort of understand the needs that you have? obviously, the world is engaged within this. but you're still as

. >> a portion of proceeds from the sales go directly to nova ukraine a nonprofit providing aid to ukrainianister of ukraine is in washington trying to secure more money and weapons to defend against russian attacks in the east. he will talk to margaret brennan. >> the pentagon is saying russian troops is moving into the country with a focus on the area, and it's expect to get very intense very quickly. so this is going to be a very decisive part of the war. and we are going to talk to the prime minister about exactly what his country needs, whether he thinks they are getting the support that the west should provide given the level of atrocity that is happening on the ground and also how close they are, potentially, to negotiating an end to this conflict. >> and you can see the interview with the prime minister and several other guests this morning at 8:30 on kpix5. >>> coming up, building a better life through education. the students rising above scholar who overcame early challenges. >>> a plan to restore a series of hidden staircases in east oakland hitting roadblock. neighbors tell kpix5

about 15,000 have arrived the majority through the southern border igor markov is a director with nova, ukraine a palo alto based nonprofit convenient side of the mexico route was the number of people were like and all right come monday. it's going to get more difficult. that's when a new program streamlining applications for ukrainian refugees goes into effect. it's ahe officlsl start turning evacuees away at the southern border, you know, they have to wait but in terms of paperwork and requirements, you know, it was and as rigorous as the new system the new system requires ukrainian refugees to have a financial sponsor in the us a citizen or ngo who can house and support them. i imagine people relatives in the us will have no difficulty with that. but of course people who and helps don't know anyone in the us. this will be an unsermountable obstacle for them. but markov says. in border route unsustainable in a way. it was more lenient, but we didn't think it was sustainable. you know, tijuana is not the secure city. now if you are interested in sponsoring a ukrainian family your best bet at t

. >>> a portion of proceeds will go directly to nova ukraine, a nonprofit providing aid to ukrainianugees. >>> this just in. former utah senator orrin hatch has died. the hatch foundation made the announcement about an hour ago. he served 42 years in congress. hatch was known for working across party lines. former president trump awarded hatch the presidential medal of freedom in 2018. senator hatch was 88 years old. >>> now at 6:00, on monday 5,000 nurses at stanford and packard children's hospital are ready to walk off the job. it's part of an ongoing contract dispute. they are also asking for more reliable rest and recovery time to combat pandemic fatigue. stanford is offering a step down series of wage increases, additional bonuses that would bring the entry level base salary to $143,000 topping out at more than $211,000. the mercury news reports stanford is bringing in travel nurses from all over the country to maintain patient care during the strike. no word on how long it could last. >>> california is seeing a boom in homeschooling. state numbers show it is more than doubled s

the money raised at the concert is being donated to nonprofits, nova, ukraine and world central kitchen an impact only auto industry. volkswagen says the war disrupted the supply of key raw materials from ukraine and russia. ranging from wiring to components for computer chips. some factories in germany have had to close while they wait for parts. the director of the russian space agency says he plans to end cooperation with the international space station if the west doesn't lift economic sanctions on russia, reporter molly line tells us critics believe this would effectively dissolve the international space program. russia's space director is vowing to end cooperation with the west and nasa on the international space station unless all sanctions against moscow are lifted, the head of roskosmos dmitry rogozin, argued this weekend that russia's role is vital. that only their soyuz spacecraft can transport american, canadian, european and other astronauts, noting america has no such craft. he also noted russia's role in delivering fuel , avoiding space trash and maintaining orbit declari

profits will go to nova, ukraine and to the world central kitchen of food relief agencies.ers include high noon and fantastic, grito. state senator bill died and other government leaders will also be there. and east bay brewery just released a new beer and support of ukraine. it's called slava ukrainy. it's a pale european lager brewed at field work in west berkeley. managers at field work say they want to raise awareness about the invasion of ukraine, and they're encouraging customers to donate to world central kitchen for the release of slava ukrainy fieldwork donated $10,000 to that nonprofit organization. so what was going on in the ukraine and you know we were devastated by that very concerned for those refugees, and we really inspired by world central kitchen, so we wanted to give back there where we can. cans of the beer arrived at the berkeley tap room this week. fieldwork has a number of other bay area locations in san ramon, san mateo, quarter madeira and napa. that's a good story. garcia we want to help you connect to the many bay area groups who are helping the

so we turned our gathering in yonville into also a fundraising effort with nova ukraine.ries for the big event today, they're amazing organization now working with unicef. so we have both a local fundraiser with nova ukraine, but its own account so we can track our funds so we've raised like a $7000 for through that account, and also just in general to know where ukraine and then we have our paypal account that we set a group that we've raised another 9000. i think. and we've used that discretionary paypal account to pay for, um civilian protectors to have tools they need, including even things like drones, and that's a good to help our friend whose families are you, paul? you've got aaron allen. it was like i needed to do something for her. protect her husband. i really just felt like aaron. we have to do something, debbie really quick before you go. how quickly how were you able to put this together so quickly? and what do you want the community. to know who may be turning out to this concert today, right? well you know, no napa kiwanis club or qantas club of napa had t

two o'clock there will be food, wine beer profits will go to nova ukraine and the food relief agency,ld central kitchen. several performers, including high noon and fantastic, negredo will be their state senator bill dot and other government officials also plan to attend. in east bay brewery just released a new beer and support of ukraine. it's called slava ukrainy parallel european longer brewed at field work in west berkeley managers of fieldwork said they want to raise awareness about the invasion of ukraine and encourage customers to donate to world central kitchen. before the release of the beer fieldwork donated $10,000 to world central kitchen, providing warm meals to refugees. we saw what was going on in the ukraine and you know we were devastated by that very concerned for those refugees and, um. we really inspired by world central kitchen so we wanted to give back there where we can. cans of the beer arrived this week at the berkeley taproom fieldwork as several other locations here in the bay area one in san ramon, san mateo , quarter madeira as well as napa, and we're maki

profits will go to nova, ukraine and world central kitchen of food relief agency.eral performers including high noon and fantastic degree toe will be there. as well as state senator bill dodd and other government officials were making the easier by the way for you to connect to the many area groups working to help the ukrainian people. you can just scan the qr code at the bottom of your screen there, and that will get you to a list of organizations that are eager to accept your help. not enough rain. not enough water. today was the last snow survey of this year's rainy season. and despite a gang busters start, it had a pretty terrible finish making conservation, the most critical and at least the last three years, the average snowpack was at 4% of normal at the phillips station in el dorado county, where those measurements were taken today. statewide the snowpack is at 38% of average ktvu tom vacar now joining us with how this deepening drought rather requires more out of the box thinking thinking. lexington reservoir, like all south bay reservoirs are well below t

you can imagine how critical how important this is the barrier aid group nova ukraine says as the fighting escalates, the humanitarian workers are ready to help but in greater danger than ever different drivers disappeared. um uh, the day they left delivering aid, and they have not heard from them since then. this was a few days ago if the corridors are open both ways if it's possible to come in and take people out, then you know there are people there are many vans to do that. and today, u. n. officials said that they plan to meet with turkey's president this week about hosting humanitarian talks between russia and ukraine. meantime, aid groups are saying they worry about donor fatigue setting in and they are asking people to continue their support julie amazing people doing amazing work to help jenna. thank you. you attend two men accused of ambushing and killing a man in front of his san mateo home and wounding his two year old son were arrested today. 29 year old john parsi was arrested at his home in charlotte, north carolina. and 30 year old is a lately. ma he was arrested in honolul

about 15,000 have arrived the majority through the southern border igor markov is a director with nova, ukraine a palo alto based nonprofit convenience side of the mexico route was the number of people were led and all right come monday. it's going to get more difficult. that's when a new program streamlining applications for ukrainian refugees goes into effect. it's also when officials will start turning evacuees away at the southern border, you know, they have to wait but in terms of paperwork and requirements, you know, it was and as rigorous as the new system the new system requires ukrainian refugees to have a financial sponsor in the us a citizen or ngo who can house and support them. i imagine people relatives in the us will have no difficulty with that. but of course people who don't have anyone in the us that this will be an unsurmountable obstacle for them. but markov says. it's southern border route unsustainable in a way. it was more lenient, but we didn't think it was sustainable. you know, tijuana is not the secure city. that was tara campbell reporting if you want to help people

he's going to sing the anthem and nova ukraine is one of our two beneficiaries. it's a local, the area nonprofit. they're presenting as well and we're also raising funds for chef jose andres, nonprofit world central kitchen. that's going to be great. it really does sound like quite the lineup and especially hearing from those who have, you know, direct ties to ukraine talk about the importance of this event on sunday. well, you know, it's just important to do everything that we can. i mean, we have a banner that the colonies have made that about ukraine being the defenders of democracy. and that really says it all. you know, i think that there was people they feel is that russia is this huge superpower. just destroying this country, and, um , it's calling the whole world into action. and so this is our part of that. you know, text all of us working together to send humanitarian aid. and just to be mindful that you know freedom isn't free. talk a little bit about some of the performers that we're going to see. are these names that a lot of us recognize? well not s

uh you can imagine how critical how important this is the barrier ed group nova ukraine says as the fightingescalates, the humanitarian workers are ready to help. but in greater danger than ever different drivers disappeared. um at the day they left delivering aid, and they have not heard from them since then. this was a few days ago in oakland. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. cats at the coliseum that officials have taken over the complex or apparently here to stay. animal control officials tell the chronicle even if the roughly 30 feral cats were removed from the a's home stadium, other wild cats that live nearby are likely to take their place. so for now, animal services in the coliseum have been listed an outside company to spay or neuter the cats and then return them to the coliseum . and how about the age last night they were back in oakland for their home opener against the baltimore orioles. here again. oakland a's play here again. that they do. plenty of fans still get it in the coliseum parking lot, many of them telling us they make sure to never missed the first home game of th

about 15,000 have arrived the majority through the southern border igor markov is a director with nova, ukraine a palo alto based nonprofit convenience side of the mexico route was the number of people were led and all right become monday. it's going to lot more difficult. that's when a new program streamlining applications for ukrainian refugees goes into effect. it's also when officials will start turning evacuees away at the southern border, you know, they have to wait but in terms of paperwork and requirements, you know, it was and as rigorous as the new system the new system requires ukrainian refugees to have a financial sponsor in the us a citizen or ngo who can house and support them. i imagine people with relatives in the us will have no difficulty with that. but of course people who don't have don't know anyone in the us. this will be an unsermountable obstacle for them, but markov say s other border route unsustainable in a way it was more lenient, but we didn't think it was sustainable. you know, tijuana is not the secure city. and that was tara campbell reporting if you want to hel

uh you can imagine how critical how important this is the barrier ed group nova ukraine says as the fighting escalates, the humanitarian workers are ready to help. but in greater danger than ever, seven drivers disappeared. um at the day they left delivering aid and they have not heard from them since then. this was a few days ago in oakland. jana katsuyama ktvu, fox two news. all right. thank you. janna were having some nice weather rain. how mary told you to have an umbrella. did i have it in the car? for sure. and the rain coat rain jacket, at least everything. how long is it gonna last? you know just another hour or two. it will begin to pull away. yes, already beginning to see it leave areas of the north bay. but with all that cloud cover and the soggy conditions. i imagine we're seeing some drizzle out there in areas not being picked up by the radar. in any case, a persians over the north bay, picking up a quarter inch even saw a point raised in some areas near kent field. half inch. meanwhile, the central bay south bay not so much giving you a live look here at a very gray start and a

wimbledon has already done, the idea of ​​forcing russian tennis players is denied by nova and does not belong to ukraine author, uk sports minister nigel hudsman. he thought. it's still in the middle of march. what the london newspapers already wrote about then daniil medvedev is threatened with suspension from wumbledon if he does not renounce putin hit the headline only medvedev is rightfully the second racket of the world, but the british minister's statement was about all tennis players from russia. now the organizers of wimbledon explicitly state in an official statement that the quotes were bound to play a role in the uk government's wide-ranging efforts. these are apparently aimed at getting the russians to publicly repent and beg to be allowed into the tournament. it would be unfair to give the russian regime an extra opportunity to assert itself at the expense of russian and belarusian wimbledon participants. yes or the mail draws attention to another essential for the british. steel in the case of the removal of russians and belarusians the winners of wimbledon are traditionally honored right

later on this, hour i'm gonna be joined by ukrainian parliament member alexandra boost to nova, who's been in the ukraine parliament. we talk to her as well about the powerful name of her newborn daughter. meanwhile, the white house, now focused on getting tens of millions of billions of dollars, for ukraine, now that plan is in jeopardy. as covid relief plans passed simultaneously. it's following the white house, julia, it's good to see you as well. walk us through, this the latest here on how democrats are looking to pass all these bills simultaneously. >> he has been, both of these priorities, covid, a bill, and the ukraine supplemental authority of 33 billion dollars in the white house requested to congress this week, that of course includes money for humanitarian assistance, military aid, and economic development. those two bills are completely separate. but like a lot of things in congress, went to different priorities move simultaneously, it makes it easier to pass it. it's a lot harder for republicans, even though it is reluctant in this covid age, to vote against the ukraine aid, though they kno

known russian ballerina is starting a new life in the netherlands because of the war in ukraine august. the a nova says she was so ashamed by the invasion that she quit the bolshoi valley moscow to dance in amsterdam. the defect her now denounced back home has been speaking drawn correspondence, that bass in her belly shoes and now far away from the prestigious bolshoi da ballerina august me. a nova says she opposes the war with every fiber of her soul. she left russia with a heavy heart. when i think the roches started to start this, laura, it makes me ashamed of my country, was my country. i was always proud of some culture in sports achievements, and it's true, it's so real, you reach culture. smear, nova has been a star dancer at the bull choice in she joined the company more than a decade ago in review. she was described as a rarity, a ballerina whose every movement feels flamingo, mostly right. and true. 2 when you cause to captivate audience with butin moment, it means or you can tell, or you can deliver to them messages. and this message is from love, peace, kindness, or it's been off as o

been killed in ecuador, in gang related violence since january after russia invaded ukraine. prima ballerina august via nova decided not to return to a job at the ball show valley. in moscow, she joined the national ballet in amsterdam and has become one of the most prominent russian cultural figures who defected during the war. set back and spoke to him. her belly shoes and how far away from the prestigious bolshoi da ballerina august. mir nova says, she opposes the war with every fiber of her soul. she left russia with a heavy heart new and i think the rush has started to to started this war. it makes me ashamed of my country, was my country. i was always proud of some culture in sports achievements. and it's true. it's who really room breach culture. smear, nova has been a star dancer at the bull choice in. she joined the company more than a decade ago in review, she was described as a rarity, a ballerina whose every movement feels la, meaninglessly right and true. 2 when you call to captivate audience with beauty, moment it means or you can tell, or you can deliver to them messages. and this message is

ukraine along with fuel depos. they're a long range missiles hit. what russia says, our weapons and ammunition, depos impervious cover in an nova to me, theft car in the harkey region and ukraine's defense ministry says russian forces are continuing their attacks in the east. shall stratford sent this report from slavery and skin done? yes. near one of the front lines. ah, are you created military ambulance speed south towards soviet's evacuated civilians arrive it avail to you? created arby checkpoint north east of the city. the military won't allow us to fill inside the vehicle, our spit lather, delia as nearly as 86 year old mother had told eda my husband is still in there at home. i'm very afraid for him, so sweet. bother breaking down what lucy replied to the ukraine. what's this water end says earlier, and we could say that to a booted stop. this dreadful war in what it's about. we're hearing a lot of shelling as you can hear there, possibly that shelling coming from this direction. we've also hearing from that direction about 7 kilometers up that road is the town of lumen. now we, we know that russian forces control a village very close to it.

them messages, and this messages will love peace, kindness, or smear nova is one of many russians who left after the invasion in ukraine. but her defection as one of her countries thought ballerina was purchased the very heart of its ballet culture, while belli has long been seen as linking russia to the outside world. the departure of smear nova and others brings back memories of the cold war and fears that russia would be increasingly isolated. after western governments imposed sanctions on russia, the dutch national belly decided to stop its collaboration with state subsidized companies like the marine sky belly in st. petersburg valley is not completely removed from politics and has never been. art and politics do exist together in the same world. and so we also have to take a stand, i'm at feel like we're going back in time. and that's a terribly sad thing because there has always been cultural street. ah, well, the exchange has boss will. now russia continues to be present. it's been over his performances just a few weeks after she left her country to start in a guy mondor bally. this is 1898 in saint petersburg.

appreciate your time. rushing ballerina, olga smart schmidt, nova is starting a new life in the netherlands. she was so ashamed by the invasion of ukraine that she quit the bolshevik ballet in moscow to dance in amsterdam, steadfast and has moved her belly shoes. and how far away from the prestigious bolshoi da ballerina august mir nova says she opposes the war with every fiber of her soul. she left russia with a heavy heart new and i think the rush has started to to started this war. it makes me ashamed of my country, was my country. i was always proud of some culture in sports achievements and it's true. it's so real, you reach culture. smear, nova has been a star dancer at the bull choice in. she joined the company more than a decade ago in review, she was described as a rarity, a ballerina whose every movement fiercely meaninglessly right and true. 2 when you cause to captivate audience with beauty and moment, it means all you can tell, or you can deliver to them messages. and this messages will love peace, kindness, or may not as one of many russians who left after the invasion in ukraine. but her defection as one of her countries

nova gazette. the newspaper last week, no vague ozetta said, it was suspending operations in russia after receiving the official wards of the kremlin. as russian troops withdraw from northern ukraine, more evidences emerging of civilians killed, raped, or tortured. authorities believe hundreds have been killed in one town alone. people in body dunker 70 kilometers north, west of cio are searching through the rubble hoping to find the bodies of missing loved ones are corresponded. alexander phenomena went there to hear their stories. they have began clearing the rabble, but any hope of finding survivors here is long gone. for a dan car lay on the main root of the russian offensive on key of the scale of the destruction is so massive that even emergency workers seem shock. this sham of budget is why live it by now we see with our eyes what the russians did to a peaceful time. there were no military bases. here they shot people dead bombed high rise bluffs. so frida, i don't understand why really bad the bullet here in the v show, when russian planes dropped their bombs on the town in early march, these apartment buildings were demolished. local authorities feared that up to $200.00

ukraine and backed by russia. they have been fighting the ukrainian military ever since. russian forces on patrol in vol. nova is now firmly under their control. but it's given essays for town has been obliterated. this is what victory looks like in this war. villanova is in the east and don bass, the predominantly russian speaking region where kremlin backed rebels have been waging a separatist war for years. moscow claims this area is now the new focus of its war in ukraine. like gave dr. near keith and chair, and he's a regrouping of our troops is taking place center good. the purpose of this regrouping is so that we can focus on key fronts of 1st and foremost, the operation to liberate the dumbass deal done, but it's industrial and resource rich, or say flat, with few forests or rivers for don bass is ideal terrain for tanks. perhaps easier to conquer, certainly easier to hold on to march 2014 separatists in both the nets and the hands regions in the dumbass declared their independence from ukraine. fighting breaks out the separatists soon backed with money weapons, and troops for moscow. in 2015 a ceasefire sig

they put a new lenin in nova kakhovka, the market in kherson is oversaturated with ukrainians there are a lot of products, and now to find ukrainian products, it is not ukrainethey also made public the orders passed in kakhovka, they rub the ruble or even demand that people sell goods in rubles. from may 1, such an order was issued. they said that they heard shooting today, where to pour the grain. his kherson region was taken out of small rehearsal a few days ago, and today kamaz e drove crimean kamaz crimea grain trans drove to the novorai elevator, a difficult situation remains in the kherson region in the villages many people were evacuated, exactly 5,000 people in the kherson region without electricity and water, more than 19,000 without gas, and settlements without electricity, well, this is the situation in our country, but people are holding on, believing in everything and asking not to be left, hoping for liberation. we are also waiting for the liberation of the best people so who proved their pro-ukrainian position with that courage when they went out with their bare hands to rallies against the occupiers, my colleague. thank you very much. take ca

ukraine. they were not at the height of their capacity. they needed upgrading. there was no money. now as part of this new conglomerate. don't match sca nova irosia and probably russia all together. the possibilities are endless and ship building as well. so mario ball is one of the most important future hobbs medium to long term off this emerging process over your ration figuration. so paper, is it true that around 90 percent of mario paul is now a free of the eyes of battalion, which therefore means that the prospect that you just beautifully pictured to us we'll come closer to reality? well look, the latest information that we have is very fresh is from it this morning from some kind of his own account on telegram rsm. coming to rob he's he's the head of the most hard course, not on the planet chechens, which are part of the circle of the known as, as in larry opal with russian forces. and we've done that forces. he said that between 90 and 90 percent of mar your pull, the whole city, which is half a 1000000 people, so huge city. they were at battles there. absolutely horrible all over because essentially the known as is where keeping m

ukraine. they were not at the height of their capacity. they needed upgrading. there was no money. now as part of this new conglomerate. done mat, nova irosia and probably russia all together. the possibilities are endless and ship building as well. so mario ball is one of the most important future hobbs medium to long term off this emerging process over your asian figuration. so paper, is it true that around 90 percent of mario paul is now a free of the eyes of battalion with therefore means that the prospect that you just beautifully pictured to us we'll come closer to reality. well look, delete as the formation that we have is very fresh is from it this morning from some of his own accounts on telegram rsm. caddy rob, he's he's the head of the most hard core sped slots on the planet, the chechens, which are part of the circle mint of then the on as, as in larry opal with russian forces. and we've done that forces. he said that between 90 and 90 percent of mar your pull, the whole city, which is half a 1000000 people so huge city. there were at battles there. absolutely horrible. busy all over because essentially the known as is wh

ukraine as not just as political entity, but as a culture. there was a, well, a very widely quoted piece, a published on the nova b, r. i a news which is a governmental website, a few days ago, following butcher, which spelled out what russia's goals should be in your grade. and basically, the gist of the article is that, you know, it's clear that it's no longer there's some kind of anti russian who ruling to you . but the entire ukrainian people is very much against russians against russia. and so russia and used to solve the ukrainian question by trying to get rid of ukrainian culture deep, ukrainian eyes, ukraine. it's no longer do not again, asian had demoted ation d. ukraine is ation folks. so we take that the radical, we take the practical butcher and we have all the inklings of the genocide that is being can be the great david they, we mentioned right at the top of the program that the president's lensky has told algebra that russia could renew its attack on keys. if ukraine force is failed to hold russia on the eastern front, is that a concern? do you think in ukraine that foreign governments may, frankly lose

nova ukrainend world central kitchen. live in the newsroom. zach sauce, ktvu fox two news, zack. thank you. ukrainesident vladimir zelensky took his message to the grammy awards tonight. our musicians where body armor instead of succeeding, they seem to the wounded in hospitals, even to those who can't hear them, but the music will break through anyway. we defend our freedom to live to love to sound on our land. we are fighting russia, which brings horrible silence with its bombs. the dead silence feel the silence. william music fill it today to tell our story. tell the truth about the grammys aired a videotaped message from president zelensky during tonight's award show. he asked everyone watching to continue to tell ukraine story on social media and any other way they can think of. the grammys were held at the mgm grand in las vegas after one month delay do the omicron variant. it was a special night for john batiste, who won the night's biggest award. we are down bad teeth. the band leader of the late show won album of the year, one of five grammys that batiste one tonight the r and b duo silk s

nova ha, our society doesn't want us to continue talks. this is a great tragedy. >> what do you say to people either in ukraine or elsewhere in the world whostop the bloodshed, let him have the territory, what would your message be about that? >> in the centuries old history of ukraine, there's story that ukraine has either taken territory or needs to give up territory. ukraine and the people of our state are absolutely clear. we don't want anyone else's territory and we are not going to give up our own. >> he's a leader, but he's also a dad who is worried about his family. i asked president zelenskyy about how they're coping next. stay with us. ♪ three times the electorlytes and half the sugar. ♪ pedialyte powder pac. feel bettefast. (vo) for me, one of the best things about life is that we keep moving forward. we discover exciting new technologies. redefine who we are and how we want to lead our lives. basically, choose what we want our future to look like. so what's yours going to be? lactaid is 100% real milk, just without the lactose. tastes great in our iced coffees too. which makes waking up at 5 a.m. to milk the cows a little easie

journalists, alessandra because chris nova bruce springsteen, elton john and billy elish are among the stars joining a social media campaign today, rallying for ukraine. the goal for the campaign is to urge governments and corporations to help fund the humanitarian effort taking place overseas. celebrities are being asked to publicize the movement using the hashtag stand up for ukraine. working to connect you with the bay area groups helping the people of ukraine right now. just scan the q r code. you see there on your screen, and that will take you to a list of organizations gratefully accepting your help. all that on ktvu .com. punishing will smith, the academy announced what will happen to the actor for the infamous slap at the oscars and trying to make san jose safe coming up at 5 30. we hear from san jose zamora about his plan to stop the bloodshed. on the streets of the city and then sunshine and smiles for opening day will take you out to oracle park. with all the excitement celebrating the return of baseball. after today , the heat wave it is over. but now the weather advisory you need to know about for the weekend that's coming up as the new

nova. we want to help you connect to the many bay area groups working on humanitarian relief for ukraine.to a website. that will help you find a way to help. well, the man accused of shooting lady gaga dog walker has now been mistakenly released from his los angeles jail cell dog walker. ryan fisher spent several weeks in the hospital following the shooting in february of last year. he told los angeles police he was shot after he refused to turn over. lady gaga is three french bulldogs 23 men who confronted him on the street. the suspected shooter, james jackson, was released from custody on wednesday. reportedly due to a clerical error at the jailhouse , and authorities are now scrambling to put him back behind bars. battle over the oakland a's has now led to war of words between the mayors of oakland and los vegas. oakland mayor libby shaft was asked about the negotiations over waterfront ballpark for the a's near jacqueline at square, one point, chef said. environmental considerations are more complicated on the california coast, then quote the gross desert of las vegas. well, it seeme