. >>> the city of palo alto is now asking the fbi for help in dealing with a recent surge in reported hate crimes. kiet do on what is barking that request, and what the city wants the feds to do. >> reporter: it was the city's human relations committee that made the decision to call the fbi for help. to be clear, they are not asking for beds for help with the investigation itself. instead, they want to learn how to track and document these bad actors. >> it grieves me to no end that we are seeing hate crimes continue to manifest in this community. >> reporter: reverend paloma smith, chairs of the human relations commissions, says years of hate crimes and bigotry have brought them to this moment, like when his own church, university ame zion was hit with racist graffiti in 2019, when lumi gardner, the owner of vicki sushi, and ordered a tirade from a racist customer who wanted to pay with cash. the first united methodist church in palo alto, the senior pastor has endured continuous threats of violence since last summer. just last month, someone blanketed parts of palo alto with these a

palo alto.re getting some pretty good rainfall, radar estimate rainfall, so that's saying over a quarter of an inch and our it might be a little less than i think the radar might be reading a little hot, but the idea is it's coming down. probably moderate rainfall in east palo alto. right now we'll take a people go up a little bit closer here and you can see that that line of showers see him moving in, and they're moving into mainly into the peninsula area, so we'll do is we'll track some of these. can we track some of those we can track some of this fog? there is a low clouds out there and no showers in this zone right here. this is sutro tower, looking back. towards marine cower, marin county and napa county. but we are looking for more scattered showers into the evening. hours tonight, snow in the mountains and again the afternoon commit will go back and click here and we'll look at the afternoon commute. you can see where the showers are and where the showers are not so if i come in real clo

a palo alto company says one of its employees and her two children were killed there. the company posted this picture, writing that its chief accountant and her kids were trying to evacuate from a small city near kyiv when they were killed by russian mortar artillery. the company writes, quote, her family became the victim of the unprovoked fire by civilians, which under any law is a crime against humanity. it goes on to say our hearts are broken. our prayers are for all it ukrainians fighting for the right to exist. pentagon officials tell cbs news that russia has slowed its invasion down, but it is not stopping. now a new concern that devastating bombs are being used against civilian targets, with hundreds of thousands of people trying to flee. cbs reporter skyler henry is at the white house with the latest. >> reporter: ukrainian president volodymyr zelenskyy tweeted out video he says shows evidence of a russian strike on a maternity hospital. >> russian aggression has already killed and injured innocent people enforced more than 1.5 million ukrainians to flee their

it's a high tech company with offices in palo alto. was taken only two weeks before she was killed in ukraine. her son and daughter were also killed. the family had been living in the basement of their apartment building after it was hit by a mortar and when they decided to flee earlier this week they were killed during another russian mortar attack. tatyana was the company's chief accountant. she was like a big sister to all of us to all of my colleagues who helped us out in any situation. tatiana's co workers who are devastated, said he never thought that that corporate retreat just a couple of weeks ago will be the last trip they'd ever take together. make sure you stay right here with us on mornings on two for the very latest on the war in ukraine, and you can get updated anytime by going to the channel to website ktvu .com. people young and old, got together in san francisco with a simple message . seven julie haener. united players organized the peace margin rally on howard street south of market yesterday afternoon. the theme si

palo alto will hit 78 degrees. los altos at 78. cupertino 81. morgan hill 84 degrees.ots of sunshine in the east bay, mid-80s. plenty of sunshine around, including up in the north bay, where it will be 82 in santa rosa. sausalito just 67 close to the water, but richmond is at 74, which is also close to the water, but further away from the marine influence. temperatures up north near ukiah will be near 80 degrees. in the extended forecast, it is looking warm tomorrow, with numbers for san francisco still in the warm 70s. and for thursday, friday, saturday, the numbers take a tumble, and then the weekend something else may be coming down. a bit of rain. more broadly for the east bay and the shoreline, the usual contrast we see, except there is one problem. it's not summer. that is where we are heading record spreads. will hold true again tomorrow come up and then we get to a bit of a cool down. >> and wet our appetite with a bit of rain so to speak. >>> we have the "cbs evening news" coming up. >> here's the preview. >>> good evening. we have a full broadcast tonight aft

family in east palo alto and what a dream it is to play for the raiders. adams. >> he said his grandma can go now. green bay closer. excuse me, vegas closer than green bay. the raiders had a formal welcome for their new wide receiver walking into raiders headquarters in las vegas. are dam was traded from the packers for a first and second round pick. he also is smiling because he signed a five-year contract worth 140 million. >> i grew up in east palo alto. being a raiders fan my whole life, it is a dream to be a raider, man. it's a dream come true. in the third grade yearbook i said i wanted to be, you know, an nfl star or an nba star and i was wearing a charles woodson jersey at the time. so it's been documented forever. so i guess you could say it was meant to be. >> really good young man. >> yes. >> listening to that news conference. devante adams will be reunite you had with his college quarterback derek carr, they played together at fresno state. >>> the hot ticket in town. you want to go to thursday's sweet 16 games at chase center? tickets are goin

so there are a few thirties but low forties around atherton, menlo park, palo alto, los altos, even sayingand that made the upper forties. it is down to 43. but 47, san mateo and pacific and the ridge, the dome of high pressure the whitney. the everest just continues to say i'm not going anywhere so warmer today and also tomorrow you do get a little northerly breeze in the hills not so much at the surface, but except for a few high clouds. the rain stays to the north, probably for the rest of the week. 60 seventies on attempts mid seventies upper seventies tomorrow be warmer. we'll get some low to mid eighties, and then he's back a teeny member still well above average wednesday, and that no big changes. really? until probably the weekend. you guys thank you, steve 6 40 to 1 city has remember once oakland orders to have the same when it comes to the aids proposed new ballpark, you howard terminal, thewing the latest on the war in ukraine hour witht request by ukraine's president zelinsky for russian president putin. and we're learning more about a mass shooting at a car show in arkansas. t

people also gathered in palo alto tonight to show support for the people of ukraine. ktvu elissa harrington shows us how the event went from rally to prayer service. this vigil was part of a global day of action uniting people to call for peace in ukraine and an end to the russian invasion. a large group of community members came together in palo alto to stand in solidarity with the ukrainian people as they fight for their freedom. the peaceful rally was organized by multifaith voices for peace and justice, where are very concerned about the people of ukraine? um the war that is being inflicted on them. their massive numbers of refugees that are now having to flee ukraine drivers honked as they passed by the crowd. many were colors of the ukrainian flag and waved signs and support. my science says strength. and freedom. stan moved to the bay area from ukraine three years ago. he still has family in his hometown of kharkiv, where civilians have been injured and killed by shellings and bombings. a lot of pain. a lot of confusion. how can it be happening in 21st century

i do want to note this quick little area of light rainfall we're seeing in palo alto right now. that's the only thing we're seeing south of the golden gate. >> but there is some light rain to be seen on the peninsula a little bit further northward. it's really just misty conditions in san mateo, san francisco counties, as well as from oakland, up to richmond, just enough to get roadways wet there for a second. it's mostly once you head north of nevado on one that we start to see that rainfall. that's where we're seeing widespread, mostly light showers, but some pockets of heavier stuff around windsor right now. so we do have showers out there. and that's definitely nice to see the unfortunate thing here is that frontal boundary on scan a stalling out to the north and the west of us. so well, most of the bay area actually stays dry today, parts of the north bay. and then, of course, the north coast will be tapping into that much needed rainfall. just not looking at that potential for the broader bay area has so many of us are sitting on the other side of that stalled frontal boun

it's closed for palo alto in san carlos.ette , allen o castro valley in their panel, also at 38 little little bit of a boulder so they get some cold air drainage clayton, also dublin and now pleasant there in the upper thirties. so plenty out there. just keyword is out there so we'll have sun in the morning and increasing clouds. the jetstream rain track continues to stay. just woefully away from us, and it's amazing how it's just never could dips over us anymore, but we'll get a little bit of a system on tuesday, a better opportunity believe or not looking out to saturday evening and sunday, right now, forecast models are all pretty good, you know, compromise agreement that that looks good for saturday. not a lot on that system. for tomorrow, there'll be a little bit of snow as well up in the mountains. 1 to 4 forecast but more coming in on sunday for them, and speaking of that system coming in for late saturday for us sunday, right now, it looks okay. not great, but we'll take anything we can get. at this late stage of the

santa rosa point to a palo alto . that's where the line was palo alto, danville out to clayton. 100, san francisco vallejo, both panels six in oakland, 60.4 hard line is moving pretty rapidly, but still some light rain this morning continues to move through. now there is a back edge to it, so it's decreasing to the north. but this will be with us, probably for a couple of hours. i would think it would be out of the picture here and you know by about eight o'clock or so when advisory kicks in later today, that's from that system. i therefore mentioned when i mentioned coming down from the north fifties on almost all the times except sunnyvale, walnut creek's at 50 degrees 50 mill valley, and it's close for everyone else. the low that we had is now impacting san joaquin valley, southern california beginning to make his move towards los angeles and san diego. our system will continue march south because it's getting bumped along and you can see that that's the one to the north. that's the focus. so some light rain this morning. not a lot. i would think if you're leaving around eigh

one gathering was in palo alto. you can see people held signs calling for an end to the russian of asian and the crowd included several people who grew up in ukraine and still have family there. sanctions won't stop tanks and rockets from flying into peaceful cities. so much death and so much destruction in just 11 days, ukraine has been fighting the best way they can, but ukraine does need help. ben organizers also won support for the thousands of war protesters have been arrested in russia to make sure you stay right here with us with mornings onto for the latest developments in the war in ukraine, and you can get updates at any time by going to our channel two website ktvu .com. in maryland, an armed intruder is under arrest. another is on the run after they drove through the security checkpoint at joint base. andrews shortly after vice president kamala harris arrived now, few details have been released, but security say they deployed barriers to stop the vehicle last night after the intruders ignored commands to

i spoke to the ceo of palo alto networks, grew 30% last quarter.expects as economic conditions worsen we should she a shift from ransom where tax to attack designed for maximum destruction and chaos. the last few weeks he has seen an increase in denial of service attacks, companies that have spoken out against the war in ukraine. he's been ceo since 2013 and it was right for consolidation. they have more cybersecurity vendors than it vendors. he's done small and midsize deals to increase palo alto's capability, stock has done well. look at free cash flow. sometimes revenue and earnings lag so the stock is trading 60 times forward earnings projections but 30 times free cash flow which makes sense relative to the company's growth. jack: google is buying mandyin. that's a vote of confidence from a big software company. larry culp is making big changes. this is what real food looks like changes. why he says footing operations fresh real meat and veggies. the food dogs where built to eat. the farmer's dog is changing the way we feed our pets. visit tryf

testing of the waste water detected ba2 in palo alto and gilroy. >> we see that it is likely replacing ba.1, the original omicron infecting the population. >> reporter: ba.2 is the subvariant. the concern is that the u.k. always the u.s. what is to co r diseing to thent of erics have sped tcoronavirus so far which means covid-19 has the ability to still do a lot of harm. >> we have a lot of kindling for the fire if it gets back in. so that is why we have to have high vaccination rates including boosters and continued vigilance to spot trends before they develop. >> george rutherford hopes the bay area can avoid a huge surge even though the time for families to gather and travel for spring break is just around the corner. this comes as the state is getting rid of mask mandates and other restrictions. >> while we can get rid of mask mandates today, we can get rid of other things today it does not mean that we can keep it that way forever. >> reporter: the white house is urging congress to approve the next round of funding for the country's covid-19 response. although some local counties

. >> stephen stock gives voice to their struggles with the palo alto va system. >> vet sought help for serious mental health issues, but instead of treatment, they say they were subjected to sexual and psychological abuse from their therapist p. civilian life has not been easy for fell ish yeah dodge and chris park. >> i'm literally drinking from as soon as i get up. >> they told an intimate detail, stemming from trauma in and ouft military. she sought help from the san jose clinic in late 2018. park, a former army medic, ended up there a few months later. >> it's like a walking zombie is pretty much the way i can describe it. >> both were placed in the of care of dr. firda sakman. but soon it turned bizarre. in a lauts filed, they say she crossed boundaries, including sexual abuse and dosing an unwitting patient with a potent sierk bzdelik drug. >> she took me off my medication at a time when i was in intense trauma therapy. >> did your illness go away? >> no. >> the doctor turned to astrology to make serious decisions. >> she's telling me. moon and stars align right here, and this is

redwood city, east palo alto. we are tracking downpours this morning.s to walnut creek, light but steady rain. san francisco for the most part dealing with overcast skies, scattered showers through parts of the. sonoma to napa, light showers. it 80 in oakland, some rain. at extra time to your commute this morning and extra distance to the current front of you. chance of a thunderstorm today between noon and 4:00, then the rain tapers later this evening. later this morning to early afternoon, scattered showers. by 2:00, 3:00, scatter chance of a thunderstorm developing. hail can be a concern. highs in the low 60's with scattered showers, chance of a thunderstorm later today. tonight, the rain moves out. we find patchy fog and numbers in the 40's. we track and then a strong chance this afternoon, in terms of wet weather that is it for the week ahead. we try out and warm up by thursday and friday. saturday and sunday looking dry with sunshine. reggie: next, hollywood's biggest night featuring a local winner. the movie with bay area ties and an nba star who

have a great weekend jason snipe, you own palo alto networks >> yeah.d those are the new wars that we're fighting these days and they've had strong revenue growth over the last several quarters and from their perspective, i look at palo alto as one of the incumbents in the space and they've done reinvestment which will come to fruition this year and that's why we've seen some spike in the name this year. >> consumer discretionary stocks were leading the way the man you heard from there, e men snipe is buying more tha onna in that sector and he'll tell you what it is next he'll tell you what it is next on "the half."rking. he'll tell you what it is next on "the half."rking. or secure access service edge. converging security and frictionless connectivity in one cloud based approach. so your dispersed team feels closer to home. for a unified hybrid workforce, trust cisco and it orchestration by cdw. people who get it. make fitness routine with pure protein high protein. low sugar. taste great. high protein, low sugar.. so good high protein, low sugar, mmm

palo alto headed for 70 degrees. we'll talk about incoming rain for tomorrow coming up.a few more days of delays for san jose. >> we had work that's delaying the blue line with the bus bridge right here at vta near downtown because of some track work that was going on. it was supposed to end friday, but it's been extended so folks will have to wait through the weekend until monday. we have a delay announced by b.a.r.t., just an issue with track maintenance and equipment problems on the tracks out of sfo. overall, traffic is looking really good. we'll show you the map and you see green sensors. the standout is the fog and that's the reason you need to use extra caution this morning through portions of the east bay and south bay. we have a nice, smooth flow of traffic but it's been picking up a little bit. there was a huge dip in the first year of the pandemic, which was 2020 and the results we just got that were released from the 2021 aaa survey, 60% of participants reported they drove less. we all drove less, or almost all of us. a small 4% of people actually drove more.

he cares deeply about east palo alto. >> i know we are in niner's counbut go raiders. >> yes. that is special. w >>> the late show is next. >> thanks for watching. the news continues streaming on cbs news bay area, have a good night voiceover: the following is a paid presentation for home title lock. the fbi calls home title theft, one of the fastest growing white collar cyber crimes in america. i just call it despicable and the consequences can be devastating. i could not believe that we actually were getting evicted from our home that we did not sell. there were several things

there were other events in sacramento, santa rosa, oakland, palo alto, santa cruz and monterey.r opposition to the russian invasion of ukraine. and the heartbreaking images of lives being lost and torn apart. every image you folks have brought to the public shows the insanity of it all and lafayette. they gathered below the hillside memorial created in 2000 and six for us soldiers dying in the war in iraq. a visual reminder of the human toll war takes now they're seeing more lives lost this time in ukraine. we didn't believe it would happen. so it's a it's a real shock. and of course, it's a shock that has happened, but it's even more of a shock that people have to suffer again. in san jose, a sidewalk vigil. they called it a gathering at the corner of winchester boulevard and stevens creek. hunks of approval filled the air as hopeful signs such as negotiate don't escalate were on display. some here, hoping a peaceful path can be honored to allow ukrainians to safely escaped war zones, and my main concern is for the refugees is for the humanitarian crisis. absolutely in san fran

around the bay area it's been treat good, except for heading on 101 southbound, just south of palo alto, heading into san jose. we're seeing a little bit more traffic there. but as far as driving across the dumbarton or san mateo bridges, it is looking good. the drive times are all still green, as it is early in the morning. we'll see how it progresses as we go into today. we'll have another update on weather and traffic in a few minutes. >> thanks so much. >>> developing for you this morning, investigators are still trying to determine why a boeing 737 passenger jet plunged from the sky yesterday in china. it's a story we first brought you as breaking news on "today in the bay." the china eastern airlines plane was carrying 132 people on board when it went down on a mountainside. this is in southeastern china. there's no reports of any survivors. investigators are combing through the wreckage and they're faced with a difficult situation with the terrain being tough, as well as poor weather. it's not clear if the plane's black box survived the crash. one aviation expert believes it will

the clouds will hang out for today and in palo alto some low 50s to start.can see that we'll be at about 50 degrees up until about 8:00, and then it slowly starts to warm up with peeks of sunshine. it's going to be a comfortable day, reaching 63 in cupertino. light northwesterly wind at about 15-15 miles per hour at times. walnut creek headed for 65 degrees. these are the kinds of temperatures we should see for the end of march. with san francisco seeing highs in the upper r50s and a gusty wind coming out of the west, it's going to feel cooler than the actual temperature. sonoma today up to 67 degrees. seven-day forecast is coming up to the north of us. there's only one chance of rain in the forecast and that's going to be on sunday. it's going to be very close, but i don't think here we're going to see it. and take a look at our ten-day temperature trend for brentwood. i want you to get ready, because we do have a lot of changes and i called the ac repair person to do the tune-up. next week brentwood could be hitting 90 degrees and it's april, so we're goin

alex tatiana worked for sc ranking a company with offices here in downtown palo alto.orker tells me there's much anger and sadness over what happened to her and her two children. i don't care is just this is video of tatiana perebiynis paragliding on a corporate retreat with her coworkers from s e ranking a tech company in palo alto about two weeks before she was killed by a russian mortar attack. happy she was smiling. we were all talking about. you know our plans for future speaking to me from dubai coworkers senior here, vanina says she was with tatiana on this adventure enjoying life. we were partying in georgia drinking wine and doing some paragliding together , never imagining that this trip would be their last together. cynthia tells me tatiana was the company's chief accountant, and much more. she was like a big sister to all of us to all of my colleagues who helped us out in any situation, but on march five, a bomb struck the apartment building were tatiana lived in aarp in a small town next to kiev. she and her children went into hiding in the basement while

books a year ago, marina of palo alto's future -- palo alto is that you for the future said we would never return to the way things were before the pandemic. collects in terms of public health, it turns -- it seems like in view of these pandemics, we need to act as a union. not as a collection of independent states. >> that is because we travel, we socialize and viruses do not know boundaries. political division will make that challenging to address. there is a growing need for caregivers as the population ages. >> we need to recognize kids have been through a trauma. parents have been through a. have all been through some form of a trauma. >> more mental health services will be needed to deal with click dashed deal with pandemic setbacks as well as global turmoil. >> will enter a period of weak globalization. rethinking and reinventing what we globalize and what we keep local. >> shortages of goods caused by supply-chain disruptions provided a with up call about dependence on overseas manufacturing. >> the power is shifting to the employees >> workers have become more demanding in a

he went to palo alto high >>> you may not know this.oday happens to be world water day. >> a lawmaker stopped by the marine mammalsalsalito. >> we have to stop creating the difficult ocean conditions from the climate crisis. >>> the congressman said he is committed to fighting pollution and improving water security. >>> in a few hours, you'll be able to make a reservation to visit rose mite. yes, reservations. online opens at 8:00 a.m. sharp. it's the first time in the 157-year history that day use, go one day, the reservations are required. the rangers are worried about overcrowding. if you plan to visit between may 20th and september 30th, you'll need a reservation unless you're staying at a campground or hotel within the park, in which you also need a reservation. >> this is tricky. >> a bummer for the spontaneity. >> it won't be overcrowded. but i don't know what we're going to do with our family come july. >> a lot of plans involved. >> there's your reminder. thanks for joining us. >>> tonight, the supreme court showdown on capitol

palo alto five. nevado five compared to yesterday.ime sandals they live more for the high the whole nose in for a couple of days system that will clip us to the north on sunday into monday that will usher in a little cooling trend. but next couple of days, it's warmer. nothing too outrageous or anything. it'll get into the low to mid seventies that system on sunday that will clip us for a cooler pattern there it's sunday into monday. next week, though, after that does look warmer, but i'll tell you that the chatter on twitter right now is all the forecast models are showing a pretty deep cold system with rain in the middle of the month, so maybe we're not done yet. we are done for the next couple of days. that's for sure. 50 60 seventies on the temps warmer into saturday cooler, you guys sunday in the month, couple weeks away, we'll take it, steve. thank you. california's task force on reparations, we'll meet again to discuss when and how to roll out payments. to descendants of slaves coming up on the nine. today we are taking a close

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he is a winner and a local guy, two out of palo alto. alright, let's talk about the ace.one in a week. chapman of the blue jays, also to the braves. just a reaction. and do you feel for the oakland fans? because just as these guys get great off they go. yeah and it's not the first time and i do feel bad for the oakland a's fans. there's a nuclear sub great fans in the east bay trying to get a new stadium and you take olsen chapman away from that team and two big misses on the first base and third base side. and don't forget about bassett, who was one of their best starting pitchers. all these players have come through the organization. 89 10 years and you see him leaving for a nucleus of potential players, but you know, it's just tough, tough scenario in oakland. the money was there. they didn't want to spend it. they traded for potential free agents and potential pluses in the minor leagues. but again, it's a hard, hard core of fans over there that are shaking their heads for the open. yeah i'm one of them. how about the dodgers? the rich get richer. 2020 n v p. freddie

cloudy skies in san jose and storm ranger showing this band of showers around mountain view and palo alto, heading to san jose. scattered showers, oakland hills. the majority of this is diving into central and southern california, so the trend will be decreasing showers, clearing skies, as our weather is about to make a major u-turn by the end of the weekend. breezy and dry tomorrow. then we could be soaring to record highs towards the middle part of the week. temperatures could reach the 80s in parts of the bay area. we'll bring you the timing of that big warmup in our forecast coming up in about 12 minutes. >> wow, the 80s. see you in a bit. >>> our free nbc bay area app will help you track the rain as it comes into your neighborhood. >>> did you feel it? small earthquake in morning rattled parts of the bay area. the 3.6 quake hit at 9:59 a.m. near corralitos, north of wattonville. it first registered 3.9 but was downgraded to 3.6. a lot of people in the south bay felt the shaking. no reports of injuries or damage. >>> happening tonight, friends and family will remember the young haywar

in palo alto, thom jensen, nbc bay area news. >> thank you, thom. san francisco's mayor london breed and business leaders announced they are committed to returning to in-person work this month. they say the city's office core including the financial district, east cut and union square has just not bounced back from the pandemic as quickly as other areas. and they say small local businesses, you know, like little shops are taking a hit. city and county workers in san francisco will return to work in different capacities starting next week. and other businesses including bank of america, uber, google and sales force are pledging to return to the office this month as well. >>> a bold proposal from governor newsome, go to treatment or go to jail. today the governor was in san jose to rollout out dre matt i can new plan to get unhoused californians off the streets. he's calling it care court. it would require counties to provide court ordered services for homeless people with mental illness or drug problems and force those people to use the services up t

he grew up in east palo alto and played at palo alto high school. we're back in a moment. >>> finally, it was quite the st. patrick's celebration at the white house today. president biden presented a bowl of shamrocks, a tradition affirming the friendship between the u.s. and ireland. he did provide a virtual message. it was capped off with irish dancing and some music, too. >> it was nice to see everyone celebrating around the world today. >> very nice. before we go, rob is here for a last look at the forecast. >> we'll good sunshine. and then saturday, one last storm. wee have a wet start to the weekend but sunday is clear and then 80s in reach. just like that. 50s to 80s. >> are you ready? >> i'm ready. >> so are we. thanks for joining us. have a great friday. [ cheers and applause ♪ >> steve: from studio 6b in rockefeller center in the heart of new york city, it's "the tonight show starring jimmy fallon."

he says he didn't have these kind of resources growing up in east palo alto. wants to make it a point to change that for the next generation. meanwhile, on the field, the superstar wideout is prepping for his 9th seison in the nfl, but this is his first one with a new team. he is joined the dark side. the los vegas raiders. adam says it was a natural fit. most of his friends and family are already raiders fans and he played with raiders quarterback derek carr, fresno state. >> this 2, 2 guys that are genuine friends and it's been that way for almost a decade now. so time flies. but wake up before we before we call the quit, you know, obviously we still devote so got a lot left in the tank in looking forward to, you know, put some for best workout this by something like this. when i was you know, who knows? >> i mean, obviously things worked out, but i would have had even better opportunity. you know, i feel to the show my talent or, you know, to to work on my game or whatever it is just to stay fit in general. it's a great program and i'm really have to be a p

one of the contestants is 19- year-old swab eagle from palo alto.the two hour season premiere of survivor tonight right here on kpix 5 and streaming on paramount plus? >>> russian river brewing is using a special beer to help support ukrainians. they are bringing limited- edition beer, it is a strong hoppy golden ale based on a recipe from a brewery in ukraine. it will go on sale on march 25th . the profits go to helping ukrainian citizens. >>> new at 5:00, remember this? the volkswagen bus is making a comeback. this time around it is electric, it definitely looks different, right, ryan? formally known as the bus and associated with the hippie movement it was associated with families of precursor to the minivan if you will. the electric version will come in standard and long and will go on sale in 2024. we still do not know exactly how much it will cost. volkswagen expects 25% of its sales to be electric cars by 2026. >> aren't you looking for a vehicle. i could see you rolling. >> lyft will now offer a fully flexible policy for employees. lyft is t

he says he didn't have these kind of resources growing up in east palo alto.ants to make it a point to change that for the next generation. meanwhile, on the field, the superstar wideout is prepping for his 9th nfl season, but this is his first one with a new team. he's joined the dark side, the los vegas raiders. adam says it was a natural fit. most of his friends and family are already raiders fans and he played with quarterback derek carr at fresno state. >> this to 2 guys that are front and it's been that way for almost a decade now. so time flies. but we before we before we call the courts, you know, obviously we still devote so got a lot left in the taking looking forward to, you know, put in some for best workout this by something like this. when i you know, who knows? >> i mean, obviously things worked out, but i would have had even better opportunity. you know, i feel to the show, my talent or, you know, to to work on my game or whatever it is just to stay fit in general. it's a great program and i'm really happy to be a part of it. >> we love to see

berkeley mayor jesse are going says berkeley, along with other cities like palo alto nevado continue to investigate these anti semitic messages and those responsible. well, new details on the attempted murder case against former ufc star cain velasquez. prosecutors say velasquez allegedly tried to kill harry who was charged with molesting a child related to alaska as and then released from jail last week or few days later, police say velasquez tracked dow the to the day care where he worked. he got into a car chase with the and tried to shoot him. authorities say velasquez ended up shooting one of the large his relatives instead during yesterday's court appearance, dozens of people showed up wearing shirts that read free cain. >> what can do that? don't i can't blame him and that can see it's right. and i think the men got what he deserves. the people's intention. >> that he remain in custody, given that we believe that he is still a threat to the victim as well as to public safe. >> well, alaska's will remain in jail over the weekend. he plans to deny the charges. his attorney will

seen a number of humanitarian efforts to help the people of ukraine coming from here in california, palo alto based nova ukraine is helping people get out of ukraine by providing aid and communications to them in countries they flee to they say some people are even finding refuge here in the united states . thanks to their efforts, police departments are donating body armor and helmets and governor gavin newsom today help pack up much needed medical supplies that will help ukraine deal with both war related injuries and the coronavirus ukrainian delegation is scheduled to meet with russian officials for more talks tomorrow, president zielinski said the russian demands are becoming quote, more realistic end quote. he also thanked the us for the appropriation of more than $13 billion in aid despite these hints of a diplomatic path forward, russia's attacks on civilians have not eased today. russian strikes had several apartment buildings in kiev, leaving dozens of people dead, including children. it's your liberal. there was a how and i watched out of the window and the missiles crashed into th

medical mission to ukraine of palo alto man is to among the vet.o a war zone and ukrainians fleeing from the invasion are arriving in the bay area now some leaving everything behind locals no down. no friends. oh my dog. normally family photo the emotional reunions today after a terrifying and long journey. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. good evening, and thank you for joining us tonight. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley in ukraine tonight where we'll start us officials. say russian forces appear to have shifted their strategy. they're now bombarding cities something that could inflict of course heavy civilian casualties today ukrainian president vladimir zalensky condemned to nato for refusing to impose a no-fly zone over his country nato used it could lead to a full-fledged war in europe fears of a major disaster at a nuclear power plant in southern ukraine have now eased thankfully after no signs of leaked radiation were detected and the russian government blocked access to facebook and twitter t

tatiana perebiynis worked for sc ranking company with offices in palo alto and around the world. ktvu is. amberleigh spoke with one of her coworkers tonight who says she is heartbroken? part of it is just this is video of tatiana perebiynis paragliding on a corporate retreat with her coworkers from s e ranking a tech company in palo alto about two weeks before she was killed by a russian mortar attack. happy she was smiling. we were all talking about. you know our plans for future speaking to me from dubai coworkers senior here, vanina says she was with tatiana on this adventure enjoying life. we were partying in georgia drinking wine and doing some paragliding together , never imagining that this trip would be their last together. cynthia tells me tatiana was the company's chief accountant, and much more. she was like a big sister to all of us to all of my colleagues who helped us out in any situation, but on march five, a bomb struck the apartment building were tatiana lived in aarp in a small town next to kiev. she and her children went into hiding in the basement while her hu

you know, he's a local product from the bay palo alto. and aaron rodgers. favorite target.n fact, get 120 catches for him this year 11 touchdowns and he goes to hook up with his old college quarterback derek carr, is expected is adams to sign about $141 million contract. we got a little time left. so why not check this out something that all duffers can relate to. right here on the pga golf tour . does this happen to you, victor hovland. tees off 11 around the golf lookout. okay here's my old dustin johnson is nearly beamed by that shot. that was not even close. incoming even yeah, even happens to those guys. by the way, while we're talking to some basketball prior, steph curry going to be out of for a while with the sprained foot. the timing so you never want to see an injury. but like the big three had just come back ready for the playoffs. alright, mark. thank you. thanks for join fix that step. morning. i'm still sleeping. happy anniversary. mm. and they said we wouldn't last. [ chuckles ] who said that? oh, look at you. you're cute. go ahead. open it. what have you don

women's international league will hold a vigil for peace in palo alto. that starts at noon. also at noon, an action rally in santa rosa at old courthouse square and at 1:00 p.m. the group code pink will lead a peace in ukraine action rally at the san francisco ferry building at the embarcadero. >>> now if you're interested yourself in helping war victims in ukraine, we are here to help you. we have put up a link with credible outlets that are providing aid to those fleeing ukraine on our website. just head to nbcbayarea.com. >>> a deadly tornado ripped through central iowa. still to come on "today in the bay," a look at the devastation this morning caused by the massive tornado. behold... unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations most reliable 5g network. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile

a lawsuit filed by six palo alto police officers over a black lives matter.ssed. now the officers sued the city for harassment and discrimination in 2020. part of the mural featured black liberation army member of santa shakur. she was convicted of shooting and killing a new jersey state trooper in 1973, the officer said the mural created a hostile work environment. the mercury news reports the judge found. the officers did not provide enough evidence to support their claims of discrimination. your time is 5 39, a woman from reading accused of faking her own kidnapping, is now ordered to give up her passport and get psychiatric treatment. sherri papini was arrested and jailed last week for faking her own kidnapping in 2016, and then lying to federal agents who were investigating the alleged kidnapping. just yesterday, her family posted $120,000 bail and papini left jail without talking to portrayal. reporters judge also ordered propensity not to travel outside of the eastern district of california. to stay away from guns and surrender any ammunition. it's a v

nova ukraine is a nonprofit group based in palo alto.ions of people in ukraine who have had their lives changed forever by the war. and today ktvu is holding a special giving day drive the nonprofit. i just mentioned nobody. ukraine is helping ukrainians and families with children who have been affected. you can go to ktvu .com to find out more or just scan that q r code. right there on your screen. nova ukraine is handing out donations on a daily basis to frontline volunteers who are helping both refugees and people who remain in ukraine. house speaker nancy pelosi says she supports banning oil imports from russia, according to the energy information administration, the united states imported more than 20 million barrels of crude and refined products a month on average last year from russia. that's about 8. of all u s liquid fuel imports right now in the u. s. senate a group of lawmakers, republicans and democrats has introduced a bill that would ban all energy imports from russia. you know? okay i'm all for that bandit. this is biparti

napa, walnut creek, palo alto, san jose, those arrows are heading up.ead of upper sixties low seventies that's mainly mid seventies today as you saw even warmer tomorrow. forties fifties on the temps. couple of thirties napa airport 1 40 still in dublin, also clayton, pleasant and even lafayette 39 panel. there you go. there's one but mid forties upper forties around kensington , also, el cerrito, albany, even down towards hayward, union city in fremont, 45. 43 except for those higher clouds, just zipping right there. there's a back edge to those, so i think most of these will go through and then it's all about sunny side up and warmer as the ridge high pressure just never wants to go. it's one and done. every system we get is one and done on the systems we get. don't do much. sixties and seventies on the temps eighties. tomorrow as you saw might be a little fog creeping back on the coast wednesday. still not going to be mild to warm inland. no real coin. do we get the latter half of the weekend? you guys thank you, steve. at 7 43 developers have their