and after months of him talking about this democrat katie porter has made it official. she will be running for governor. our capitol correspondent eytan wallace has the details. >> yeah, katie porter hopes you the voters send her here to the state capitol as california's next chief executive. but there's a lingering question hanging over the entire 2026. gubernatorial race. will kamala harris rot? >> what california now is a little bit of hope and a whole lot of great. fresh blood and new ideas and leaders with vote, a fight. left? >> that's why i'm running for governor. >> with that democratic former orange county congressmember katie porter says she's all in and the 2026 race for california. governor to replace gavin newsom when he's termed out californians here, a lot of excuses from elected officials. that's a complex problem that's proving challenging. that's not my job. it's to hide what a bunch of bull. >> and this campaign launch video released tuesday. porter promised if elected governor she will take on the trump administration and address issues like public s

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>> yeah, katie porter hopes you the voters send her here to the state capitol as california's next chief executive. but there's a lingering question hanging over the entire 2026. gubernatorial race. will kamala harris rot? >> what california now is a little bit of hope and a whole lot of great. fresh blood and new ideas and leaders with the vote, a fight. left? >> that's why i'm running for governor. >> with democratic former orange county congressmember katie porter says she's all in and the 2026 race for california. governor to replace gavin newsom when he's termed out californians here, a lot of excuses from elected officials. that's a complex problem that's proving challenging. that's not my job. it's to hide what a bunch of bull. >> and this campaign launch video released tuesday. porter promised if elected governor she will take on the trump administration and address issues like public safety. >> and the economy. i'm a mom. >> is invested in our kids. futures and actually knows the price of precious. i've only ever motivated by one making californians lives and i'll go toe to toe

porter had represented orange county in the u.s. house for three terms, where she made her mark on social media with her use of whiteboards. you see right there. she ran for the open california senate seat last year, but did not make it out of the primary. porter joins a crowded field now to try to succeed newsom after he's termed out. and joining us live now to talk more about this race. abc seven news insider phil matier. hey, phil. >> it's getting interesting. >> it is. right. so katie porter is a big name. she finished third in the senate primary, but she's got some fans. how big of a splash does her entry make? >> it's pretty significant. basically what it is sending a message out saying that they're everybody is not standing around waiting for things to happen. she's jumping into the race now. as it stands right now, there are about ten democrats who have lined up to run. none of them have a big name recognition in the state. and katie porter, having run for the senate, and as you pointed out, for her social media and her char

former congresswoman katie porter officially tossed her hat into the ring. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. she joins a very crowded field of politicians hoping to replace gavin newsom when he turns out in 2026. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden is in the newsroom with new details on this. monica. >> hey, dan. it all depends on the kamala factor. last week, abc news learned that former vice president kamala harris is still considering another presidential run in 2028, but she has not ruled out a gubernatorial run in her home state, something that politicos predict could have a clearing effect in the democratic field. >> what california needs now is a little bit of hope and a whole lot of grit. >> former congresswoman katie porter has entered the chat. >> that's why i'm running for governor. >> in a tuesday campaign launch, the orange county progressive led with an anti-trump call to action. >> i first ran for office to hold trump accountable. i feel that same call to serve now to stop him from hurting californi

there trying to take my freedom and i know my rights and this is not right. >> porter's attorney saysould have never happened. california decriminalized jaywalking in 2023. >> clearly this was a pretext to a stop. there is an abundance of research that proves san francisco holds police officers, police, engaging in discriminatory racial policing. >> in addition to the emotional trauma, porter says she suffered a concussion, separated right shoulder and ongoing back and neck pain. she hopes filing the lawsuit will bring about change. >> accountability, 100%. no amount of compensation can account . >> in a statement from the city attorney, they say they are reviewing the complaint and they will respond in court. >>> demonstrations across the world on saturday to mark international women's day which included marches in san jose and san francisco where demonstrators say they are fighting for gender equality, reproductive rights and ending violence against women. >> normally international women's day rallies focus on issues exclusive to women but this is anything but a normal year. >> as w

. >> well, after months of hinting about this democrat katie porter has made it official. running for governor and as our capitol correspondent eytan wallace reports, all eyes are now on former vice president kamala harris. >> yeah, katie porter hopes you the voters send her here to the state capitol as california's next chief executive. but there's a lingering question hanging over the entire 2026. gubernatorial race. will kamala harris rot? >> what california now is a little bit of hope and a whole lot of great. fresh blood and new ideas and leaders with the vote, a fight. what's >> that's why i'm running for governor. >> with that democratic former orange county congressmember katie porter says she's all in the 2026 race for california. governor to replace gavin newsom when he's turned out californians here, a lot of excuses from elected officials. that's a complex problem that's proving challenging. that's not my job. it's to hide what a bunch of bull. >> and this campaign launch video released tuesday. porter promised if elected governor she will take on the trump adm

porter could be a strong candidate because of her nationwide name recognition. there are also three republicans in the race hoping to build on gains their party made with voters back in november. >> 509 this morning in light rain has returned, with heavier showers moving in later on this afternoon. live doppler seven along with satellite showing you a cold front back here, is going to swing through this afternoon and it's along the cold front. we'll find not only the heaviest showers, but also the strongest winds as it moves through. so looking outside right now it's darkt this is a live look at our richmond-san rafael bridge camera. this is the richmond side and there are raindrops falling this morning. gloria is tracking all the slick spots out there, so the day planner looks like this. we have light showers early on. then between about noon and 5 p.m, that's when the winds are strongest. that's when the rain is heaviest. so certainly the evening commute is going to be a bit slower than the morning commute because of those heavy showers. for the most part, we'

porter promised if elected governor she will take on the trump administration and address issues like public safety. >> and the economy. i'm a mom. >> is invested in our kids. futures and actually knows the price of questions i've only ever been motivated by one making californians lives and i'll go toe to toe with anyone. we try stuff california. but porter who most recently went toe to toe in loss to adam schiff and steve garvey in the 2020 for u.s. senate primary. >> will now have to go toe to toe with a number of major gubernatorial candidates. they include former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa, lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis, california superintendent tony thurmond, former state senate leader toni atkins and former state controller betty yee. riverside county sheriff republican chad bianco also announced his candidacy last month. >> on top of all of that, we're waiting on former vice president kamala harris to make her decision in this race. political reports she will make a final decision whether to enter the race by the end of the summer. harris has not said as mu

former congresswoman katie porter officially threw her hat in the ring. she joins a very crowded field of politicians hoping to replace gavin newsom when he turns out in 2026. >> abc seven news political reporter monica madden is in the newsroom with the details on this. monica. >> good evening. dan. this all depends on the kamala factor. last week, abc news learned that former vice president kamala harris is still considering another presidential run in 2028, but she has not ruled out a gubernatorial run in her home state, something that politicos predict could have a clearing effect in the democratic field. >> what california needs now is a little bit of hope and a whole lot of grit. >> former congresswoman katie porter has entered the chat. >> that's why i'm running for governor. >> in a tuesday campaign launch, the orange county progressive led with an anti-trump call to action. >> i first ran for office to hold trump accountable. i feel that same call to serve now to stop him from hurting californians. >> she's entering an already crowded field of co

a gobernadora, porter la va a apoyar. aprobación del congreso. alrededor de 1300 empleados de carrera van a recibir notificaciones de despido. se les dará la oportunidad de volver a la oficina para entregar las propiedades del gobierno y limpiar los escritorios. será este miércoles? así lo dijeron 2 funcionarios. la guerra comercial entre estados unidos y canadá ya es un hecho. pero tomó un nuevo giro hoy martes, cuando ambos países decidieron poner en pausa las amenazas y acordaron reunirse ya esta semana para renegociar. juliana monsalve nos explica que esta pelea comercial ha fracturado de manera significativa la relación entre ambos países. la disputa comercial entre estados unidos y canadá tomó un nuevo giro este martes. primero, el presidente donald trump dijo en horas de la mañana que duplicaría los aranceles impuestos al acero y al aluminio canadiense de 25% a 50%. pero en la tarde puso en pausa la amenaza. en el fondo no le conviene a nadie porque los 2 van a perder. o sea, por una parte, los consumidores en esta

former southern california congresswoman katie porter officially throwing her hat into the ring. announcement comes after she was defeated last year in a quest to replace late senator dianne feinstein. other candidates already running include lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis, state superintendent of schools tony thurmond, and former l.a. mayor antonio villaraigosa and former state controller betty yee. now, former vp kamala harris, also eyeing a possible run, an adviser for porter tells nbc news that if harris decides to run for governor, porter will not run and instead throw her support behind harris. opening night of the south bay's biggest and most popular film festival is wrapping up cinequest film festival, bringing creative energy into the silicon valley with filmmakers, actors and directors in town. nbc bay area's jocelyn moran is there tonight and has more on how. businesses are also looking forward to the next 12 days. the theme this year for cinequest is illuminate the meaning behind it, to bring light and joy and to connect with one another. the people cinequest at

decides to run for governor, porter will not run and instead throw her support behind harris. governor newsom is extending a ban on products that have taken a bite out of the pot industry. and we're talking about hemp thc, a different kind of cannabis product added to anything from seltzers to gummies. newsom argues the products are too easy to access at stores, even for kids. while hemp thc isn't the same as same high as smoking marijuana, it can be intoxicating, and it's cheaper because it has fewer taxes and regulations. the ban was set to expire this month but will now last 90 more days. but there is a limit to how many times the governor can extend that ban. pedestrians get the upper hand in palo alto. the city council has voted to keep downtown's california avenue pedestrian only permanently. the road was originally closed to cars during the pandemic. in 2023, city leaders voted to extend the closure. and then last night, in a unanimous vote, they decided to keep california avenue between el camino real and birch street car free forever. the closure has drawn mixed revie

an adviser for porter tells nbc news that if harris decides to run for governor, porter will back her. a last ditch effort to stop san francisco's great highway from closing just days before it shuts down to vehicle traffic. prop k passed in november with 54% of the vote. it will close off the scenic highway and create a new park that is a two mile stretch from lincoln nr golden gate park down to sloat near the san francisco zoo. but the opponents of prop k are now looking to the courts. a group of sunset business owners and community leaders are suing the city, arguing that supervisors ignored the state's authority and that prop k was an illegal ballot measure. they also argue a lot of residents and businesses there depend on drivers being able to get around. if any legal orders come down to stop this closure, it will have to be before noon on friday. a date set by proposition k. it's not a good look for the golden state. a new report finds california has the worst air pollution in north america. swiss air monitoring company iq air just released its 2024 world air quality report. it

to run for california, governor porter will back her. sources tell nbc harris is expected to make a final decision by the summer. today, community leaders in san francisco residents plan to announce a new lawsuit aimed at preventing a big change along the great highway. the group is challenging the results of proposition k in november. voters approved that measure, which permanently closes the great highway to vehicles. that change is set to go into effect on friday. more details of the lawsuit are scheduled to be announced in a news conference scheduled for noon today. let's talk about the weather. we've had some gorgeous days lately, but everything is going to change come tomorrow. it will, and we are setting up for a series of storms, not just one. and tomorrow will be day one of that pattern change as we transition from sunny spring weekend weather even into the start of the week. to this, what we're monitoring out in the pacific now, we do have a system to our south that is impacting southern california. you can see the rain over lo

porter could be a strong candidate, too, because of her nationwide name recognition. there are also three republicans in the race hoping to build on gains their party made with voters back in november. >> take a look at the accuweather forecast. we're getting active out there this morning with some light showers right now, but you can see some stronger storms are off on the horizon. just had a lightning strike over the last hour. so this cold front when it moves through this afternoon, that is when we'll find heavy rain and some strong gusty winds. live. look outside from our san jose camera this morning where we do have mostly cloudy skies here. some light showers are falling this morning in the north bay, parts of the east bay and along the coast, so the action is not too bad right now. that will change later on. today afternoon we have heavy rain moving in strong winds. and you do notice temperatures don't really climb out of the 50s for most of us. so today it will be cool for this time of the year as we track this level two storm crossing the region, winds are be

kamala harris decides to run for governor, porter will back her. harris is expected to make a final decision by the summer. your favorite brew could soon cost you more, as beer makers brace for president trump's tariffs on canadian goods. a 25% tariff on canadian steel and aluminum is set to start at midnight tonight. and of course, that is expected to trigger price spikes as nbcay area's jodi hernandez reports the moves could create difficulties on many fronts for bay area breweries. oh, i love beer. i think for me, beer is. i like the taste of beer, and i like the way, you know, for me, beer is just part of our family and part of our culture. and we just we enjoy a good beer. but enjoying a pint of your favorite brew could soon mean digging deeper into your pocke tariffs on canadian goods that are key components to brewing. some of your favorites are about to kick in for us is a small company. you know, these tariffs are terrifying in many ways. this is all made from barrels that we actually age. beer in blaine, landberg, the owner of calicraft b

porter served six years in congress and left to run for senate. she came in third in the primary for that seat last year. >> the federal government is investigating uc berkeley, stanford university and dozens of other schools over their handling of alleged anti-semitism on campus. now, the trump administration is threatening to pull federal funding. the education and justice departments are investigating 60 universities nationwide. the trump administration is looking into anti-semitic discrimination and harassment stemming from protests regarding the israel-hamas war. we talked with students on one bay area campus about the probe. >> i believe in free speech. this is the united states. it's one of our greatest assets as a country. but there has to be a line when this free speech is literally leading to the normalization of anti-semitism. >> going forward. i am a little worried about like, how my education will be impacted by this and what changes the funding will have on my classes. >> other major schools under investigation include usc, columbia,

according to the lawsuit, christina porter suffered a number of injuries.rney says the officer's actions were unnecessary, violent and illegal. the officer in question told a witness that porter refused to comply with his orders. >> time now is 815. a police officer in hayward relied on his instincts and recent training to save a choking baby. body camera video is about to show what happened when officer amelia gonzalez says the baby's panicked family drove into the police headquarters parking lot last month, looking for help. the officer immediately flipped the baby over, began firmly patting her back. seconds later, a tiny rubber hairband fell out of the baby's mouth and she began to cry. >> that sound was the baby crying. i mean, it sounds weird, but at least at that point i knew the baby was, you know, breathing. the father gave me a hug. the mom gave me a hug, and it was kind of just an emotional moment for, i think, for all of us. >> officer gonzalez said he had just taken a refresher course on cpr and other lifesaving measures a week before the incid

according to the lawsuit lawsuit christina porter suffered several injuries.tions were unnecessary, violent and illegal. the police officer in question told the witness that miss porter refused to obey his orders. in a routine traffic stop in sonoma county, turned into an environmental crime investigation. police in windsor found a pond turtle and dozens of illegally harvested abalone, a species whose harvesting has been banned in california since 2017 to help save their population because of their condition. the abalone could not be taken back to the ocean and they were killed. methamphetamines were also found in that car. both the driver and the passenger were taken to jail. >> we're following a developing story that could impact the commute. the deadline has now come and gone, and hundreds of employees of the santa clara valley transportation authority could soon be walking the picket line. ktvu andre senior, joining us now in studio with more on the threat of a transit strike that would affect thousands of riders. andre. >> yeah. pam. the current contract

porter is joining up fairly crowded field of candidates that could be up ended. of course, the former vice president kamala harris decides to join the race in porter's campaign announcement. she promised an aggressive counter weight to president trump's administration on various issues like water management and immigrant rights. the contest to replace governor gavin newsom has already lowered a long list of candidates for the state's top office. harris says that she will announce a decision about whether she'll run by this summer. >> 705. and today in the north bay, the santa rosa police kick off a series of town hall meetings to focus on fighting fentanyl and gang violence among students has been a problem in crawford's. joey horta is joining us live from santa rosa with more on the story going. >> james and darya. that first town hall is happening here at piner high school because >> police want to warn both teens and their parents about the dangers of as you mentioned, there, fentanyl and gang violence as well. so they're starting an education program here in

this is when christiana porter was crossing geary boulevard near second avenue. she was wearing headphones and says she didn't realize an officer was trying to stop her. surveillance video shows the officer pushing her against a wall. according to porter's attorney, the officer's actions were unnecessary, violent and illegal. they say she sustained a concussion, a separated shoulder and back and neck injuries. the san francisco city attorney's office released a statement saying that it will respond in court once it has been served with the lawsuit. we are following developing news in san jose and a deadly crash has shut down. now several lanes of northbound highway 101. this is just south of the tully road. right now, two lanes remain blocked and there is no estimate from the chp as to when those lanes will reopen. no word yet on what led up to that deadly collision earlier this evening. a hayward police officer being hailed as a hero after saving a choking baby. officer emilio gonzalez crediting good timing and good training. he had a refresher life saving cours

>juliette>porter ran for u.s. senate last year but lost in the primaries.er candidates who are running include riverside county sheriff chad bianco and lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis. meanwhile, sources tell cbs news app former vice president kamala harris has not yet decided if she will enter the race. from plants to pixels. up next why scientists are snapping photos >juliette>it is a major photo project. that's more than just for the gram right now. botanists at the california academy of science are in the process of digitizing more than 2 million different kinds of plants into the academy's archive. so the academy says the digital archive will help preserve critical research for a very fragile collection. it will also give greater access to scientists around the world, who before had to physically visit the academy to conduct research. look at that. all those pixels. well, thanks for watching us on kpix. the news continues at eight on pix plus or 44 cable 12. we'll see you right back here at 11:00. get ready for the rain. announcer: it's time to pl

>> detective porter noted matthew's unusual demeanor again when they bring little leah out of the house. >> he made comments like, well, she must be hungry because she hasn't eaten all day. well, he had left around 7:00 that morning. how would he know when she ate, or when she didn't eat, or when the time of the homicide occurred? >> police dug deeper into matthew's story, only to find more red flags. >> i did ask him about why he did not go into the house initially, and his reasoning was he didn't want to contaminate the crime scene if there was one. >> police found no evidence of forced entry, robbery or sexual assault, and no gun was recovered. a blind on a front window was hanging loose and they found nancy partially dressed with a tv cable laid across her back. >> it was wrapped around her, but it was laid over her. my opinion and others to the crime scene was staged. >> the lights in the bedroom were out, which cast even more doubt on matthew's story. >> when he saw his wife through the window. i don't believe that with the lighting on in the house, the way it was, that he could h

porter suffered a concussion, separated shoulder back pain, neck pain, nerve damage during the arrest. the 35 year-old mother of 5 in a domestic violence survivor is suing the city of san francisco and the officer law after she says she was physically and emotionally attacked by police. her attorneys say the lawsuit is also a call for accountability. >> tech stocks in san francisco discriminatory. there are racial disparities in policing. and even though this law was enacted to circumvent that type of conduct, it continues on and this officer violated the law. >> we reached out to sfpd for comment. we have her back in. south bay. know peters police warning people about a jewelry swap scam. it was caught on camera, ok, get a look. so you see the woman she gets out of a black suv approaches. the victim was sitting on the sidewalk. police say the scammer then ask for directions and thanks the victim and then gives them a fake piece of jewelry. then while hugging the victim, the suspect then takes jewelry that she's wearing off another jewelry swaps can happen. is clear where a woman's we

. >> well, new this morning, democrat katie porter has officially entered the race for california governor gavin newsom. terms out in 2026. >> what california now is a little bit of hope and a whole lot of great. fresh blood and new ideas and leaders with the vote. what's left? >> that's why i'm running for governor. >> a part of a campaign ad this morning just published on social media. and in it she promises that if elected governor, the chill, take the trump administration head on and address issues like the economy and public safety. the former orange county congressmember is entering an already crowded races. we know major candidates who are already entered include los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa, lieutenant governor lenny kounalakis and california superintendent tony thurmond, along with former state sen leader tony atkins at former state. controller betty yee. and we're still waiting for former vice president kamala harris to decide if she's going to run as well. politico reports that she'll make that decision some time by the end of summer. so we'll wait for that. president

kamala harris decides to join the race in her campaign announcement, porter promised and aggressive counter weight to president trump's administration on issues like water management to immigrant rights. the contest to replace governor gavin newsom. who's going to be terming out has already lowered a long list of candidates from the state's top office for the state's top office. harris has said that she will announce her decision if she will run or not by this summer. >> it's 6.37, at the state capitol, hispanic republican lawmakers say they are outraged after democratic leaders prohibited them from joining the california latino legislative caucus, a group that's been for over 50 years. left-leaning generally. and now members of the gop are responding by forming their own hispanic caucus. we spoke with gop lawmakers and they say by forming their own republican legislative hispanic caucus, they all they're able to speak more closely with those voters in the working class latinos. they like to reach. it decided % if you're not going invite us to your table, we're going to build around

now, according to the lawsuit, christiana porter suffered a number of injuries, including a concussionted shoulder, as well as injuries to her psyche from the july arrest. surveillance video showing the officer pushing porter against a wall. >> only logical thing that i can come up with is that i'm a black woman in society, in america, and every day is a constant fight just to stay alive and being black in america. >> the san francisco city attorney's office released a statement saying it will respond in court once it has been served with the lawsuit. the officer in question had told a witness that porter refused to comply with his orders, including not showing identification and failing to keep her hands visible. >> san francisco mayor daniel lurie has made good on one of his campaign promises, and in doing so, is turning the page on the remote work once embraced during the pandemic. by the end of next month, mayor lurie says an estimated 10,000 employees who are currently on hybrid schedules must return to the office at least four days a week. those workers will join the majority of

decides to run for governor, porter will back her. tell nbc harris is expected to make a final decision by the summer. this women's history month, we want to highlight the work of a local high school sophomore whose passion for tecology is already making some history of its own. neha shaikh is a sophomore at cupertino high school, but her work around a recently developed ai app is receiving recognition in the u.s. capitol building and among the world's largest technical professional organization. last year, she created a wildfire watch. it's an app that predicts wildfire intensity across the country, but it does so in a different way, combining social vulnerability data that measures how severely a community can be affected by wildfires. if a community is more socially vulnerable, then they need a lot more support in order to be able to bear the effects, like both short term and long term, of wildfire disasters. so it's really, really important when creating an effective fire management plan that we take into consideration communities

surveillance video shows the officer pushing porter against a wall. >> only logical thing that i canome up with is that i'm a black woman in society, in america, and every day is a constant fight just to stay alive and being black in america. >> the san francisco city attorney's office released a statement saying it will respond in court once it's been served with the lawsuit. the officer in question told the witness that porter refused to comply with his orders, didn't show identification, and failed to keep her hands visible. >> well, today is mardi gras day, or the last day of the carnival season. a live look now at bourbon street in new orleans, where partiers have been out all day celebrating. we've seen increased security from the national guard, along with massive operations cleaning up the streets from last night's festivities. big crowds are expected tonight to celebrate fat tuesday. the department of homeland security is ramping up law enforcement in new orleans. or has, after that deadly january 1st attack that killed 14 people. there are a lot more law enforcement officer

je ne sais pas s'il s'avancera trop, car il a déjà dit qu'il voulait porter l'effort du budget à 3% du au sommet européen. il y a la question de l'europe de la défense qu'on doit construire. il va peut-être se targuer du fait d'avoir eu raison un peu avant tout le monde parmi les européens en insistant sur la stratégie européenne. pour des pays comme l'allemagne ou la pologne, c'est un vrai retournement. là-dessus, il a un rôle majeur à jouer en leader européen. - estelle martin: voici les propos de sophie primas. on sent le point de bascule qu'on vit en france. - sophie primas: le président de la république, le premier ministre et le ministre de l'europe et des affaires étrangères ont de nouveau évoqué la situation internationale. l'europe est à un tournant de son histoire. depuis la fin de la seconde guerre mondiale, jamais notre continent n'avait connu une situation aussi instable. - estelle martin: emmanuel macron se replace au centre du jeu politique par ce biais de l'international? - roselyne febvre: il n'a jamais voulu quitter cette position. la politique étrangère est le domain

une journée de mobilisation pour porter des revendications pour l'égalité des droits entre les femmeses hommes. plus de 80 organisations appellent à des manifestations pour réclamer l'égalité et la justice. nous irons place de la république retrouver notre correspondante, shirli sitbon. invitée dans cette édition, fatima benomar. en syrie, plus de 300 civils alaouites tués depuis jeudi par les forces de sécurité, selon l'observatoire syrien des droits de l'homme. il s'agit des violences les plus meurtrières depuis que les rebelles ont chassé le dictateur bachar al-assad et mis en place un gouvernement de transition. des affrontements opposent l'armée régulière aux troupes de l'ancien régime. de nouvelles frappes russes ont fait une trentaine de blessés dans la nuit en ukraine. "les objectifs de la russie restent inchangés", déclaration du président ukrainien volodymyr zelensky. pourtant, pour donald trump, il est "plus facile" de traiter avec la russie qu'avec l'ukraine. c'est le 8 mars, la journée internationale des droits des femmes. vous allez tout de suite apercevoir des images de

the region is a strong hold of us. odds porters and the curfew is now in effect. clashes, or the deadly of since us up was toppled by insurgents in just the old. joining me now in the studio for more on this is the w's reporter garcia or hahn is garcia phillips in here. what more do we know about the classes that have been happening in western syria? what's been going on there like terry? like you said, these classes are the worst that we've seen in this particular region in syria's coast, on serious coast and other white lawyer list to the former regime have been fighting with the current leaderships forces. now the current leadership says that they've captured around $200.00 at soldiers. they have kept us that they're holding at the moment. and they've also managed to launch attacks on these forces. there was an ambush on the low talk you highway and they responded with drones overhead. and there's also alarming information now coming in about a possible executions of captives carried out by the current security forces. this is according to the syrian observer group that you mentioned

now talking of possible sanctions against russia, we asked dw porter stepan simons in washington. if the was president was changing his mind about relations with moscow. i think it's safe to say that the president is, is maybe playing games with the stick and the carrot and back to the stick. and then a little bit of a carrot. and depending on who he's trying to address or slash push a little bit closer to what he wants a ceasefire creek is pointed quickly as possible, then peace negotiations, peace deal. if you're absolutely right. first, this a post on to social, a threatening russia with additional sanctions. then in this impromptu press conference in the oval office, know his best friends with a lot of me put and they understand each other well. and if you create and that's a quote to you, if your credit doesn't want to settle, we're out of here. meaning, you know, you come to the table work with us, work with the us president a do what he wants. that's referring to the meeting next week. and saudi arabia, which you have mentioned also what he has mentioned also is they'll kno

well, after months of hinting at it, democrat katie porter officially in the race for california.ected to replace newsom in 2026. porters promising she would take on the trump administration and address issues like public safety and the economy. former los angeles mayor antonio villaraigosa, lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis in california superintendent of schools, tony thurmond are already the big names in the race. still to come here at 10 o'clock, 2 candidates clash to be the next mayor of oakland, lauren taylor and bart police say makes them. >> the best choice. plus, student athletes suing their school as the university is planning to cut sports. what both sides are saying tonight and 5 years after the world was turned upside down, we take a look back at the take a look back at the covid-19 pandemic. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting rel

operation in western areas. loyalty ousted leader bustle outside as follows, and ambushed by assets of porters in the port city of la takia. at least 13 security forces were killed in that attack. or if you've just been imposed there us out was overthrown by insurgents last december. for a 2nd consecutive time space x is picking up the pieces after a launch ended in explosive fashion. the new star ship spacecraft is designed to carry eagle on most startling satellites and orbit in far greater quantities and his existing lead success for the new rock. it could be worth billions and space cargo contracts, but before business can start booming, the starship itself has to stop going. boom of the debris from the space x. the ship streaked across the night sky above the bahamas rock. as enthusiast who had gathered to watch the space croft lift off, sowards explodes just minutes later that star shifted here, right where it's supposed to be kind of rising up. initially it had this beautiful big jelly. they call it a jelly fish umbrella, where the sun reflects off the exhaust fumes and that really look

. >> in her announcement, katie porter, the former congresswoman from orange county, talked about the trump administration, the changes she would make as governor and improving the economy. porter had been hinting that she would jump into the race on social media following an unsuccessful run for the u.s. senate last year. former vice president by the way, kamala harris has not decided whether she will enter the race. still ahead tonight, a man is in custody for a killing police say happened 12 years ago. plus, police clash with protesters who are now demanding the release of pro-palestinian activists. mahmoud khalil, yeah it is weird that we still call these things "phones." well yeah, they're more like minicomputers. precisely. next slide. xfinity mobile customers are connected to wifi 90% of the time. that's why our network has powerboost with speeds up to a gig wherever you need it most. so, this whole meeting could have been remote? oh! that is my ex-husband who i don't speak to. hey! no, i'm good to talk! try xfinity mobile for a year! get an unlimited 5g mobile line included wi

general jacob smith, in revenge for the gorilla attack on the garrison in the city of fall on ega porter to kill everyone over 10 years old. the monstrous gulf of terror, according to the most conservative estimates lead to the death of about 200000 filipino. the americans manage to suppress the guerrillas only 14 years after the beginning of the war. but the united states was not able to stop the national liberation, struggle of the filipino peoples in 1946. after the decades of the dramatic ordeal, the philippines was finally able to achieve the independence. the the hey border. i think the longer it belong to you and you must the she, the more of its technology. but if i don't work with my mendosa machine either from the city, it looks like a good. it's probably a training process and only, but that's the most new says you may have people i need to, you know, just telling me a lot. so it was the best of all i need to do all this done with the national custody since requires you to get the music if you're sitting there now i'm on. no. so can i have some bills or but i mean you're beaut

. >> in her announcement, katie porter, the former congresswoman from orange county, talked about therump administration, the changes she would make as governor and about improving the economy. porter had been hinting that she'd jump into the race on social media following an unsuccessful run for the u.s. senate last year. former vice president kamala harris has not decided whether or not she will enter the race. other declared candidates so far include former state senate pro tem toni atkins, lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis, state superintendent tony thurmond, former l.a. mayor antonio villaraigosa and former state controller betty yee. >> coming up tonight at 11, the bay area, taking more steps to help the immigrant community. the funding approved for alameda county. [music] >> and we have rain. it's knocking on your back door. will time the storm together and talk about the wind as well. the bay area forecast is up next. >> and california senator alex padilla pushing for more support for yosemite national park. what he asked for in a lette to our guys. thank you. >> police cla

according to porter's attorney, the officer's actions were unnecessary, violent and illegal. they say she sustained a concussion, a separated shoulder and back and neck injuries. the san francisco city attorney's office has released a statement saying it will respond in the courtroom once it has been served with a lawsuit. in less than half an hour, community members in berkeley are expected to take a stand against hate. the berkeley physical therapy clinic on university avenue says it was targeted with anti-muslim graffiti. on the first full day of ramadan, the islamic holy month. this was on saturday. the clinic's owner, who is muslim and iranian american, says this is just the latest incident since the israel-hamas war began in 2023. tonight's vigil, scheduled for 630 at the south berkeley senior center on ellis street. coming up, president trump gives the go to impose 25% tariffs on imports from mexico and canada. this will start in just a few hours. what it could mean for prices at your grocery store. and later tonight at 630, leaping right into action, the bay area poli

details co a congresswoman, katie porter is running for governor.e county democrat made the announcement this morning with a video on social media that focused on president trump and his administration. porter said as governor, she would focus on fighting corruption, climate change and high costs. there are already four other democrats in the race and one major republican candidate. and then there's this former vice president kamala harris is said to be seriously considering a run. we could find out by the end of the summer if she'll do that. governor newsom turns out in 2027. >> positive news coming out of the vatican regarding pope francis health. according to his medical team, the 88 year old is no longer in imminent danger of death. the pope has been hospitalized for nearly a month as he recovers from pneumonia in both lungs. vatican officials say he slept well overnight. he is still recovering, receiving supplemental oxygen treatments. this is due to his age and other health concerns, and he will need to remain in the hospital, at least for a f

this is in july last july and it shows christiane up porter being pinned as you see against a buildingfrancisco in the inner richmond district or attorney says that they want accountability, french patisserie and cafe in mountain view is going to be closed for some time because there was a lithium battery that caught fire. so now they have all this damage to fix the restaurant has water damage to from everybody putting out the fire too. the pittsburgh bart station is going to be closed this weekend because crews are installing those new fare gates and its that stations turn. the yellow line will still run as usual but won't stop there. if you are in need in your at that station, there's going to be a shuttle at the antioch and bay point stations. >> and what we're looking at this morning is predominantly a dry morning. but a couple sprinkles in the mix as well. here's your view from mount tam looking down into the bay area. that chill. it's a brief sprinkle a moment ago. if you squint your eyes, you can see the bay bridge there in the distance. as of right now, we're pretty dry for mos

. >> joining me now is dawn porter, the executive director of eyes on the prize.ept of the documentary. why should people watch it? >> thank you so much. >> once again for having me. rev, i really appreciate you and all the work you do. you know, we named the series which is six hours on hbo. we believe in freedom, cannot rest. when we finish this back in 2022. we could not understand the crisis that we would be in today. i think many of us think our democracy is unrecognizable. and so each of these hours tells the story of ordinary americans, of all backgrounds, of all faiths, that are standing up and doing the work of justice, inclusion and equity. today, you know, i made a film about john lewis, and he would always say, there's always something you can do. and i hope that this series helps to emphasize that for people, we are not powerless. we are not going to shut up. we are not going to sit down unless we are peacefully protesting. and there's a lot of work to do. but we're we're here to do it. >> and i've seen some of the series and, and i think it's importa

according to porter's attorney, the officer's actions were unnecessary, violent and illegal. they say she sustained a concussion, a separated shoulder and back and neck injuries. the san francisco city attorney's office has released a statement saying it will respond in court once it has been served with that lawsuit. and school was canceled today in rohnert park after vandals caused extensive damage at john reed elementary school. more than half of the classrooms had damage, and cleanup crews had to be called in. ktvu jana katsuyama joins us live from the school with what is happening there now. jana. >> claudine. right now there are still cleanup crews that are here, as well as some people from the school district, just to make sure that they can get everything cleaned up. i have learned that the vandals or vandals broke multiple items in the classrooms and also unleashed a fire extinguisher over several classrooms and other parts of the school. >> i didn't know until i got here and no one was here, and he was like, yeah, there's police officers there right now. >> officers

in california, former democratic congresswoman katie porter is entering the governor's race. the orange >>>>county. >>current lieutenant governor that includes current lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis. they they are vying to succeed gavin newsom, who is getting termed out. former vice president kamala harris is expected to announce by the end of summer whether she will run. california has never had a woman governor. candidates hoping to become oakland's next mayor will face off in a debate tonight. it will take place at the oakland museum of california. leading candidates barbara lee and lauren taylor are expected to attend. it starts at 6:00 tonight. the special election is set for april 15th, and the public health official who guided the south bay through the covid 19 pandemic, announced her retirement today, five years after the world health organization declared the pandemic. doctor sara cody served as the county's health officer for the past 12 years. she issued the nation's first stay at home order in 2020, after the first deaths were reported in the south bay. doct

according to porter, the light change washington's crossing the san francisco officer turned his lightsp onto the curb. arresting her for jaywalking in the crosswalk near geary boulevard and second avenue. >> like i was stopped because i'm walking while black. once i had that smashed into the law that i could feel was to stay alive to just a lie, just to get through make it through to the next day that saw like it. so i could think of that at that play. the 35 year olds, mother and domestic violence survivor is suing the city of san francisco and a police officer involved after she said she was physically and emotionally times by ackley within its it. and now i find myself having then. >> the takeover up my oldest daughter you know, i just tolerate >> purchase. you like to use cars you had. a giant has no one we generate >> so that's the most frustrating part for me. because i got 35 years. so i knew i never a million years. i think the situation quarter suffered a concussion, separated shoulder back pain, neck pain and nerve damage from the incident. >> but her attorney says the lawsui

so it's i'm darya james and raiders were going news this talk about congresswoman katie porter, the owner hat in the race for california governor. so we'll talk about that. all right, john, back to the rain. what's timing on i think in 04:00am tomorrow a little later than that. but but it's going to be here before. a lot of us get up tomorrow. but the heaviest of it tomorrow, we'll be here come the afternoon, right in the middle of your drive home from work tomorrow. so if you can work from home day wednesday is the day to do it today. get out there. enjoy we've got the sunshine. maybe a storm prep day getting some leaves cleaned southern california is already in the midst of some heavier rain and mountain snow here in the bay. we are still actually nice and sunny. so today, not looking bad at all were actually relatively calm, too. >> says the cherry on top of some near 60's already san mateo at 57 pittsburgh, 59 brentwood already at 60 degrees later today. a lot of us well into the mid to even upper 60's tonight, increasingly cloudy ahead of tomorrow's predawn showers. that will last fo

porter served six years in congress and left to run for senate. she came in third in the primary for that seat last year. >> there's just about a month to go before oakland voters decide who they want to lead their city. april 15th is when a special election will be held to elect a new mayor of oakland. tonight, two of the top candidates, former congresswoman barbara lee and former council member lauren taylor, will meet for a debate. ktvu sally rasmus joins us now live to talk about some of the topics they will likely focus on. ali. >> well, sal, we had a chance to ask some oakland voters this morning about the issues. they want to hear these candidates discuss and debate tonight. here's what some of them had to say. >> the budget. so many city services are being cut. crime is an issue. and just general quality of life. >> schools and the children are the most important part. safety on the streets, getting everyone the help that they need. balance the budget all at the same time. and i'm sure that takes the magic wand. >> oakland voters will get

com the ktvu youtube channel and ktvu, plus, former congresswoman katie porter says she's running for governor. >> what we need is new ideas, a willingness to take on dangerous leaders and their corrupt enablers, the courage to lead in this moment. >> in her campaign announcement video released earlier today, the former member of the house of representatives touted her work in congress to hold the first trump administration accountable. she also outlined her plan to improve california. porter served six years in congress and left to run for senate, placing third in the primary last year. new at noon. three people described as major fentanyl traffickers are now under arrest in southern california after one of the biggest fentanyl busts in state history. attorney general rob bonta announced the arrest this morning in los angeles. he says they were all involved in cartel activity, along with the arrest, 14 million lethal doses of fentanyl were seized, a street value of $55 million. the arrests and seizure were carried out in the city of downey by the ag's fentanyl enforcement program. >>