rebecca babin. good to talk to you, particularly on a day like today, were a lot of us are scratching our heads, trying to figure out, how does one million barrels of day -- million barrels a day of oil depress oil prices, and more importantly, how does it depress gas prices? rebecca: i think that is the right question. the answer is, it doesn't. what it does is, it removes that outsized tail event where we get a spike to $150 in summer driving season, but it does not actually meaningfully move prices lower over the short and medium-term. why? because it does not offset what we are losing from russia, potentially. it also sends three very important signals to the markets that are bullish. one, russia-ukraine is going to last longer than we thought, so those barrels are going to be off longer than anticipated. two, the ironic deal -- iran deal not likely to come to fruition. three, opec-plus not listening to us. it is very reluctant to add barrels back to the market, and that is not a policy i think

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rebecca strom is in with that. good morning, rebecca. good morning, great day for your thursday on tap. if you temperatures in the 70's. >> and a little bit warmer than what we've been seeing and feeling over the last couple of days. today's going to be a perfect day for you. more sunshine that we're expecting into the afternoon as well. you can kind of see a little bit of cloud cover here and our east bay camera, but at least we're not socked in by the fog. we could even make out some of the shots over the last couple of mornings. but this morning you can see the blinking lights there and on a clear day of the clouds were not here, we can really see across the bay and into san francisco, but still a nice shot this morning. so more sunshine like i was mentioning, we are going to see a lot more 70's, low 70's, especially inland. and then the warming trend continues for tomorrow. as we wrap up the workweek and kick off the first of april, we're going to see a more 70's on the board, especially around the bay and interior valleys and then a

rebecca, with that forecast for us now in the weather center. good morning, rebecca.ng, daryn. it's actually going to get a pretty warm as we get into the afternoon. we just have to get through some chilly temperatures to start this morning because we're a little bit cooler the where we're at this time yesterday outside. right now we're seeing a little bit of fog, little bit of low lying cloud. san francisco international airport. the good news is though, the sunshine is on the way by noontime all that flooding clouds should be a clearing out and we should see a lot of sunshine to enjoy and get these temperatures a little bit warmer than what felt yesterday with the rain. 62 in downtown in the mission district today. highs in the upper 50's for golden gate park and the sunset district along the coast. we're looking at a 55 for not half moon bay. you'll be in the upper 50's today. 60 degrees expected in south san francisco and burlingame. and then there were looking at some low 60's as we get into san carlos in redwood city, both at 63 woodside, you'll be high of 62 th

well, good afternoon, rebecca. _ think it is so important. well, good afternoon, rebecca. think it is so important. well, good afternoon, rebecca. it is an - afternoon, rebecca. it is an excellent question and i always use the analogy of the human body to explain electronic warfare. if we think of an army we can think of the soldiers on the command has been that army's brain. they're the people who take the decisions and the actions. the arms, the weapons, the actions. the arms, the weapons, the tanks all that kind of thing, they are the limbs of the body, they are the things that make the effect on the ground. the brain and the limbs need a nervous system to connect them. and what army's used to connect those two parts is radio. radio communications. and they also use radar, the use systems to sense as well. but electronic warfare really is about attacking that nervous system in the context of army's it is about attacking his communications link in that brain to those limbs. and once you attack that network, that nervous system, thenit that network, that nervous system, t

thank you for that, rebecca. all right. let's get a look at your morning commute. slick out there. >> for sure. see. certainly want to take your time about llevan minute drive traveling from the maze to that 3 months to exit. let's check on the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula about 13 for you as you're traveling. richmond center fell bridge heading out. a ridge across towards sandra fell about 9 minutes and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls a 20 minute morning commute. turning now to the latest on the invasion in ukraine. russian officials say they're focused on wearing down ukraine's military in the east and hopes of forcing them to surrender that part of the country. mostly ukraine's army is concentrated in the eastern part of the country where they've been fighting with moscow backed separatist. if russia succeeds a destroyed ukrainian forces in the country's industrial reagent called on this. try to split the country into. the white house is taking a step back after comments president biden made during his trip abroad about vladimir

rebecca, and good morning to you. just hitting the roads this morning. >> along 2.80, southbound south of 92 east. here. we do have an accident in san mateo. so we're seeing a slight delay. you can, however, still get through there. but look, one, 0, one might be a better option for you at this hour. heading into the city right now. 9 minute drive maze to that fremont street exit. so traffic is at the limit right now. san mateo to want to want a little under 13 minutes as you're traveling. and let's check on 85 traveling into menlo park about 27 minutes. darya. james, back to you. thanks. a lot of rain has 5, 0 one at a big story. a rush this morning by state lawmakers to extend eviction protections because they're supposed to expire tomorrow. yeah. today the senate could move forward with protecting renters for another 3 months. potentially. we have proper as camila barco up in the newsroom following the story for us. camilla. >> yeah, good morning. you guys. so time is running out for tenants and landlords hundreds

and rebecca — would always want to. and rebecca you _ would always want to.d rebecca you are an expert when it comes to geopolitics, you are very knowledgeable when it comes to russia. you advise your clients, how hopeful are you? we're looking at peace talks resuming this week in your thoughts on what is ahead? i don't think the comments on the weekend were terribly helpful but i don't think they will escalate the situation, so i think everyone is trying to look for escape ramps at the moment to try and find a way out of all of this. the challenge is obviously that while the bombing continues it is very difficult for anyone to start serious talks. we have seen some big changes in what ukraine is saying. so it is more acknowledging the idea that it needs to drop its nato ambitions and become more aligned with an idea of separating itself out and i think we will start to see these processes nudging, there is also russia saying that the first stage of its war was over at the end of last week, so it has achieved its object gives. i think we will see a shift but

rebecca: -- guy: rebecca, it is fascinating.k at your today performance, pre-much one-for-one. rebecca will stay with us. we'll be back in just a moment. what to the technical story say about these markets? equity markets bouncing around all over the place today. we'll check in on where we are with that as well. this is bloomberg. ♪ at xfinity, we live and work in the same neighborhood as you. we're always working to keep you connected to what you love. and now, we're working to bring you the next generation of wifi. it's ultra-fast. faster than a gig. supersonic wifi. only from xfinity. it can power hundreds of devices with three times the bandwidth. so your growing wifi needs will be met. supersonic wifi only from us... xfinity. guy: rebecca chesworth of state street where she is a senior equity strategist. before the break we were talking about your view on whether or not the market is too sanguine over the risk posed by ukraine conflict. let's talk about whether or not equity markets are too sanguine when it comes to federal

rebecca, thanks for that, ok? so we do have another new hot spot this time on the san mateo bridge. 92 westbound right near the toll plaza that accident just popping up there. so about 25 minutes traveling from a a across towards one. 0 one. let's check on the bay bridge heading into the city right now. 15 minute drive may's to the fremont street exit. so that is some improvement from what we were earlier at the start of the morning. >> here in san francisco, we have some debris that's all in the northbound 2.80, lanes right at industrial street. so that's causing slowing just a little bit at 8, 8, 1, a woman. as you can see, things are busy. so maybe 3rd street to try to get around that down in fremont. we have an accident. northbound 68 vargas wrote, you can see not any major delay as a result of that. let's also check on the south bay. want to once picking up getting busy. 42 minute drive heading for 85 in to menlo park. darya. james, back to you. >> thank you very much. rain at 8.16, is the time some breaking

rebecca, thank you for that, right.stbound 84 east of university avenue. we have an accident. >> well, it looks like traffic is moving along nicely there saying 2 lanes are blocked because of that accident there still about a 12 minute drive as you're traveling across towards the peninsula from 8.80. a 23 minute morning commute for you maze to that fremont street exit along the bay bridge. we started off the morning with several accidents is slowly still moving along. the are some delays along one o one. so about 27 minutes as you're heading from 80 across the one o one. let's check on crockett down towards the maze, traveling along 5.80, in a t 25 minutes for you. there. you could take san pablo avenue just adjacent to that. if you're trying to get around those delays and let's go to the south bay. 85 to menlo park about 33 minutes to 80. you're still at the limit there at this hour and an 8 minute drive tells the one o one along the richmond, sandra fell bridge. james, back to you. >> time now to talk winners and lose

rebecca, thank you for that. will those slick conditions are causing some issues for us, especially on the bay bridge? >> we do have an accident right near that fremont street exit. so about a 43 minute drive traveling into the city right now. now, if you want to take the san mateo bridge, no delays there about a 15 minute drive or potentially the richmond center fell bridge. if you want to take bart sounds like they're asking and telling riders there may be a 10 minute delay. if you are taking bar just because of those wet conditions. so things to keep in mind leaving the house early is a good bet for you. 9 minutes tolls to one o one across the richmond, sandra fell bridge. also here in richmond, 80 eastbound west of central avenue. rich. and we have an accident or seen the bulk of those delays on the westbound side. the air. so san pablo avenue, good alternate for you up and lay out eastbound 37 at wilson avenue. we do have an accident there. so we are seeing slight delays as you're traveling across towards th

rebecca, thanks for that.ute. >> along 80 southbound here south of little road and hayworth, that accident is still been there. one lane is blocked. same mission boulevard alternate. if you're trying to get around, those delays are experiencing along 8.80, other walnut creek, a new accident. this time northbound 6.80, south of deer road. we have one lane blocked. so just a slight delay as you're traveling along 6.80, once you reach the maze heading into the city. 60 minutes for your drive this morning. let's check on the richmond. sandra fell bridge tolls to want to one a little under 12 minutes as you're traveling there, san mateo bridge, 60 minute commute 80 to one o one. we start to back up a little bit along one o one on the peninsula side and in the south bay. 85 in the low part about 32 minutes starting at james, back to you. >> thank you. ran a 7.16. is the time for your money this morning. levi's is bringing its red tag genes to more target stores and how much are the local major league baseball teams

we've got rebecca out in the berkeley hills. good morning, rebecca. good morning, james. good morning, daryn. yeah, the view not so bad because you know what? we didn't even see anything close to this over the last couple of mornings with his it was socked in so much by the thick fog by the thick cloud cover. it was very widespread this morning, not the same. that's for sure. we're seeing a little bit of fog and a little bit of clouds, but not as sick as what we've seen. so that's why temperatures as you're waking up in making way out of the house, they're going to be a little bit cooler because that cloud cover keeps things a little bit warmer. but yes, a really nice shot here overlooking our east bay's own into san francisco. we're going to see temperatures a little bit higher than yesterday. 64 with mostly sunny skies and breezy conditions in san francisco, oakland, lots of sunshine and a high of 66 and then upper 60's. 69 for the average high in downtown san jose. and it looks we're going to get a little bit of a light breeze into the afternoon. but other than that, i

rebecca. >> all right.me warmer temperatures into the afternoon and then some really warm ones into your weekend. my complete forecast. it's coming up. >> and we have a few delays to tell you about on this thursday morning. we are actively tracking those drive times will have an updated look at that. once we get back. ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. now this tile says "spa day, all day." but this tile says "classic gone glam." and this modern look? it's sleek... yet chic. ok, i've got it. everything i need to pull this project together. and all at the perfect price. at floor and decor, you can realize any aspirational project at an inspirational price. because with an unmatched selection of high-quality products all at everyday low prices, your bathroom upgrade has never been more "you." discover floor and decor today! >> now let's get to the latest drama in hollywood and we'll meet on sc-een the unscripted drama. that's when will smith slapped chris rock live during the oscar ceremony some of

good morning, rebecca. good morning, renay. yeah, we're definitely waking up to dry conditions so far different than what woke up to yesterday. and a lot of fog. >> you can see that right behind me here. this is our shot that we normally see like a blanket of lights. it's a our east bay camera on top of the berkeley hills. and on a clear morning, you can kind of see across the bay all the way san francisco cam right now, though, because we're socked in by the fog this morning. and we're going to be seeing the fog sticking around for a much of the early morning hours and then start to clear and go off shore right around 11 o'clock. so by lunchtime, things should be nice and clear. we're going to see a sunshine across the bay area far different than what we saw yesterday. but then once we get into the evening hours, we're going to see some of that fog that marine layer start to return much of the bay tonight, temperature changes waking up to a little bit cooler. temperatures s-id depending upon where you are, we're about 7 degree

let's bring in rebecca jarvis. and give us a sense how long it could take for americans to feel some ref leaf at the pump and how much could prices fall? >> reporter: well, whit, we should start to see this fairly quickly, as oil prices, which are the main driver of what you pay at the pump, have also been falling on this news. but analysts warn that pripss might not get much farther below $4 a gallon, that this measure was really intended and will really help to keep primss from getting to that $5 a gallon level. whit? >> all right, rebecca, thank you. >>> now to those new developments in the war in ukraine, and tonight, russian forces are leaving chernobyl, returning control of the nuclear power plant back to ukraine. some of their soldistingsi russiaocusing its brutal assault on mariupol. russian state medi, tank firing randomly into a neighborhood. and though russia said they were pulling back from kyiv, abc's jame was there when the city came under fire. >> reporter: tonight, russia abandoning control of chern

all right, rebecca, thank you for that.roads this morning, you might notice a much easier commute. we don't have all of that slick miss to contend with like we did yesterday, 10 minute drive from the maze 2 that free must exit. let's check on the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula. looking at about 13 minutes for you there. >> of richmond on the richmond, sandra fell bridge pretty quiet about 9 minutes for your drive. and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls. 20 minutes on your tuesday morning commute. the lawyers can't seem to shake off the rough team chemistry on their latest game. and bay area native davante adams gives back to his community kron. 4 sports director jason dumas has the latest for us in sports for about the first 50 games of the season. the warriors looked like world beaters. i mean, at one point there were 41 13. >> but they've lost 14 of their last 21 games. and i'm not sure they can look any worse at this point. many of those losses have been to non playoff teams. they were in memp

rebecca, good morning.ow, few things to tell you about. >> 80 westbound at san pablo dam road in san pablo. we have an accident. so we are seeing delays say san pablo avenue, probably good alternate. if you're trying to get around those and right here, westbound 5.80, at harbor away. another accident, as you can see as soon as you make it past that, get on to the bridge about 14 minutes traveling out of richmond across towards sandra fell so tolls to one o one about a 14 to 15 minute morning drive. 60 minutes for you across the bay bridge. no accidents or hazards. mason that fremont city exit. that's the good news for that commute. about 40 minutes for your drive. a 80 to one o one along the san mateo bridge and crockett down towards the maze because of all of that we're seeing there. 23 minute uptick in traffic. there's a little take you 23 minutes to make that in the south bay one. 0 one. 85 to menlo park. 34 minutes to 18. 82 at the limit at this hour and then doubling down to fremont 6.80, about 14 minu

rebecca strom is in with that. good morning, rebecca.d morning, great day for your thursday on tap. if you temperatures in the 70's. >> and a little bit warmer than what we've been seeing and feeling over the last couple of days. today's going to be a perfect day for you. more sunshine that we're expecting into the afternoon as well. you can kind of see a little bit of cloud cover here and our east bay camera, but at least we're not socked in by the fog. we could even make out some of the shots over the last couple of mornings. but this morning you can see the blinking lights there and on a clear day of the clouds were not here, we can really see across the bay and into san francisco, but still a nice shot this morning. so more sunshine like i was mentioning, we are going to see a lot more 70's, low 70's, especially inland. and then the warming trend continues for tomorrow. as we wrap up the workweek and kick off the first of april, we're going

good morning, rebecca. yeah, we do have a few delays out there. so if you're leaving your house this morning. >> northbound 8.80, at oak street. we have an accident there. you can see traffic still moving along 8, 85, 80 in 13 this morning down in fremont as well. southbound 6 city north of mission boulevard. we have an accident. we're not seeing any major delays. let's get a look at the bay bridge. you can see that water on the wind chill there as you're traveling, slick conditions. 8 minutes from the maze. 2 that fremont street exit, the san mateo bridge heading across towards the peninsula about 12 for you. there. we have some high gusts along the richmond. sandra fell bridge. definitely the house with a little more time today. darya. james, back to you. thank you. rain. a big story. a violent weekend in the south bay. 2 shootings happened near the san jose university. >> cnmpus as a state one of them deadly as a matter of fact on force will. tran is live in san jose with the details. will what happened? >> well, they're still searching for the

oh hi rebecca. yep. just behind me you can, might be able to hear their son as a speakers on the stage behind me. i'm an people plats and the center of berlin, which is a historically symbolic place, not least because the history of the city. but because this is where they're at 19 thirties that nazis were burning books. and today it's where cultural fargo's from berlin are meeting and gathering to, to whole 3 hours of talks and music, to show support for the people and ukraine. and actually the banner that they're meeting under is for our freedom and for their freedom. and i think there is a sense here that this war has really shaken and people here in berlin and, and germany in the world. and that the organizer see that it suits this historical, linguistic, and cultural. and that ukraine is actually historically linguistically and culturally, a kind of european miniature. and so today there's going to be a range of speakers. am from i we way the chinese artists to east german resistance . singer songwr

>> rebecca jarvis on gas prices tonight. thank you, rebecca. >>> now to the humanitarian emergency playing out on ukraine's borders. more than 2 million refugees now in less than two weeks since this all started. more than a million refugees in poland alone. and tonight, marcus moore takes us to the polish countryside and what our team witnessed. >> reporter: tonight, the fastest growing refugee crisis since world war ii. the u.n. saying the emergency is growing at an alarming rate -- more than 2 million people fleeing ukraine in less than two weeks. this is the busy border crossing into poland, and you can see the families boarding the buses. what officials here are most concerned about is that as these waves of refugees continue to come to the border here, many of them will have no place to go, and this humanitarian crisis will only worsen. more than 1.2 million people have arrived to poland. we caught up with maksym harbuz at a reception center. he and his wife have been giving refugee families shelter in the polish count

we've got rebecca with eyes everywhere else. good morning, rebecca. good morning, guys. yeah, the sun is definitely coming out. you could see a lot of blue skies here behind me this our downtown san jose camera. it's only going to get better and better as the day progresses. if you like sunshine and temperatures in the 60's and 70's. >> right now, yes, we have a chillier start to the morning because the cloud cover wasn't so thick. you in those temperatures a little bit warmer. you're definitely feel like getting out of the house, but they're starting to move slowly, though. 51 degrees right now in downtown san jose. 48 in fremont low 50's along the the way looking at a 52 in hayward. 53 in alameda. 47. those still in dublin. 48 degrees in a livermore. are changing right now, which is great degrees right here in san francisco. low 40's in fairfax, 50 degrees currently in nevado. now we were hoping for rain, of course, but it looks like the bay area going to be doing just the opposite. in fact, high pressure is going to continue to build over the next couple of days. that

rebecca's got all the haha. yeah, there is john. great to get a hot breakfast? up to know. it's been really nice. haha. >> outside right now we are seeing it's a start to really thin out across the bay area. as far as the rain goes. but it's not over. but we are some light to moderate a shower activity, especially in our east bay's own. as we take a closer look right now, a san ramon getting some of that danville, parts of the livermore, even and then we're seeing it said through downtown oakland as well. union city. you're getting a break right now and even parts of fremont and seminole. look at the south bay looks like it is starting to dry out. but more is on the way. you can even see some offshore activity here that is going to be pushing through the peninsula. south san francisco, seeing some of that light to moderate shower activity, sfo, san francisco, the golden gate bridge and then here's what your north looks like was definitely seeing start to dry out in parts of nevado petaluma and santa felt mill valley starting to stil

ah, i'm rebecca brit has welcome to the program. people in ukraine are waking up to another day of war and fear loud explosions have been heard in the capital cave over the last few hours. there was no breakthrough at talks between ukrainian and russian officials. yesterday. more meetings are planned to day. one of the issues on the agenda is expected to be the devastating situation in the city of mary paul . in the matter of seconds, they have to run for their lives. then the bombardment begins with this is what life looks like and mario paul. a city under siege by russian forces. when i want the, i knew we have no information at all. we know nothing. it looks like we are living in a deep forest. they should have told us something, at least about what's going on, and we're like really sure. heavy sheylan has destroyed homes. supermarkets in hospitals and mario poll. residents have been without food, water, and electricity. more than 2000 people have died here since the war began. footage from above shows the scale of destruction ac

business correspondent rebecca jarvis has more.aghn-flight --infti e haeng laceseranca food up 8%, rent up almost since last february and these are numbers that account for the time before the russian invasion into ukraine when gasoline prices have spiked so much, those are numbers that will start to show up in future reports and they have the capacity to ripple through the economy making everything from food to close more expensive. rebecca jarvis, abc news new york. >> the tsa extended the mask mandate on planes and other transit for a month. it is now set to expire april 18. united airlines is bringing back employees who refused to get vaccinated. 2000 workers were placed on unpaid leave. 13 state governors including governor nursing -- newsom are urging biden to extend the public health emergency another three months. they say they need time to phase out federal health programs during the pandemic. >> five people displaced after a fire that destroyed three rvs. black smoke rose under interstate 80 880. someone was burning mater

ah, i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program. people in ukraine are facing another day of war and fear strikes on residential areas in the capital keys killed at least 2 people this morning. elsewhere, ukrainian, or authorities say they're determined to open 9 humanitarian corridors, to al civilians, to be evacuated. they're also hoping to be able to deliver aid to the besieged city of matthew paul, where the situation is becoming increasingly desperate. in the matter of seconds, they have to run for their lives. and then the bombardment begins with this is what life looks like. and mario paul, a city under siege by russian forces. when i want the house on you, we have no information at all. we know nothing. it looks like we are living in a deep forest. they should have told us something, at least about what's going on and where, like your heavy sheylan has destroyed homes. supermarkets in hospital, the mario paul residence have been without food, water, and electricity. more than 2000 people have died here since the war began. i

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business correspondent rebecca jarvis has more. >> in-flight --inflation has hit 40 year highs. these are happening in places americans cannot avoid. food up 8%, rent up almost since last february and these are numbers that account for the time before the russian invasion into ukraine when gasoline prices have spiked so much, those are numbers that will start to show up in future reports and they have the capacity to ripple through the economy making everything from food to close more expensive. rebecca jarvis, abc news new york. >> the tsa extended the mask mandate on planes and other transit for a month. it is now set to expire april 18. united airlines is bringing back employees who refused to get vaccinated. 2000 workers were placed on unpaid leave. 13 state governors including governor nursing -- newsom are urging biden to extend the public health emergency another three months. they say they need time to phase out federal health programs during the pandemic. >> five people displaced after a fire that destroyed three rvs. black smoke rose under interstate 80 880. someone wa

kron four's rebecca strom has your forecast. >> i'm rebecca strom and the kron. 4 weather center looking outside. we're seeing a lot of cloud cover but peeks of sunshine that we can expect throughout the entire day today. this are east bay camera on top of the berkeley hills. we can kind of make it across the bay into san francisco. but we are going to see lots of clouds remaining around the bay area. scattered showers are we're expecting and it's going to really pick up into the afternoon hours. it's thinned out a bit, but still more rain is on the way to the bay area. futurecast for showing us by noon and into the afternoon. that's when it's going to pick up once again. we could see a possibility of a thunderstorm as well. popping up in your neighborhood. so just be aware of that. and then things are going to start to dissipate as we get into tonight. and the bay area going to dry out just nicely into the evening hours. so as we get to pass today, we're going to start to see an uptick in temperatures. we're going to see tuesday and wednesday getting into the mid 60's for inland around

thank you for that, rebecca. let's get a look at your traffic this morning heading into the city right now. may's to that fremont street exit. you're looking llevan minute commute. slick conditions. certainly it looks like we do have some high winds across the bay bridge. let's check on the san mateo bridge and across towards the peninsula. about 13 minutes for your drive. richmond center fell as you travel out of richmond across towards center fell 10 minutes on slick pavement and the golden gate bridge. 37 to the tolls about a 20 minute morning commute. the stanford women are on their way to the final 4 and the warriors are still struggling, trying to get out of their slump. kron four's colin mills has the latest for us in sports. >> all they do is win, win, win. no matter what. no, not the words. i'm talking about. the stanford women's basketball team for the second straight season. the cardinal are heading to the final 4. first make it through an absolute battle against texas looking to avenge an early season

ah, i'm rebecca richard's. welcome to the program. in his latest video address, ukrainian president for laudermill zalinski has urged people around the world to show their support for the people of ukraine. speaking in english, the lensky called on people to rally for freedom and pace from today. the one month anniversary of russia's full scale invasion. come to your squares, your street, make yourselves winnable and short. see the people matter, freedom matters. peace matters, your grain madness, rushes, trying to defeat the freedom of all people in europe. of all the people in the world, it tries to show that only crude and cruel force matters. one month into the invasion peaceful lives have been shattered by incessant bombings, homes and infrastructure have been destroyed. one of most devastated cities is the besieged port of mary. u paul velez, he says a 100000 civilians are currently trapped there without food, water, or medication. and he accuses russian forces of seizing a humanitarian convoy, trying to bring supplies to reside

ah, i'm rebecca richard's. welcome to the program. after nearly a month of war in ukraine, russian forces are still struggling to take case cities, ukrainian forces say they've pushed back russian troops from a key suburb of cave. further slowing rushes assault on the capital. meanwhile, authorities in the strategic port city of mary, you, paul say, fighting is raging on the straits and made russian bombardment. he plans president says nothing is left of the city where tens of thousands of civilians remain trapped. mm. yet more bombs fall under besieged, city of morrow, you pull civilians. lucky enough to escaped, say conditions and the city spirit with them you did you hear those evil of mario paul aren't being held spring. it was that a lead of help. can you believe that people don't have water to drink water? that's not even fit for industrial purposes, but yet there's no one you can ask for help. yoga, but a keith and other major cities have also been hit with russia ramping up its bombardment as it struggles to advance on the gro

clubs are offering refuge as well as a place to compete to young ukrainian athletes playing ah i'm rebecca ritter's welcome to the program. after nearly a month of war and ukraine, russian forces are still struggling to take key cities. ukrainian forces say they've pushed back russian troops from a key suburb of cave. further slowing rushes assault on the capital. meanwhile, authorities in the strategic port city of mary you, paul, se fighting is raging on the streets amid russian bombardment. crowns. president says nothing is left of the city where tens of thousands of civilians remained trapped. yet more palms falling on the besieged city of mario paul, russian forces have been trying to take the key port for weeks civilians. lucky enough to escape to live if say conditions in the city, a desperate to them you did. you hear the liberal of mario paul aren't being held. i'm speaking with that elite of help. or you can you eliminate that people don't have water, they drink water. that's not even fit for industrial purposes. as no one you can ask for help. yoga kia, another major cities of a

chief business and economics correspondent rebecca jarvis joins us live tonight, and rebecca, we know this new report out today is from last month, only including a few days of this russian war. >> reporter: that's right, david. and we've seen inflation numbers hit fresh 40-year highs, now for four straight months. and these are in areas americans really can't afford paying for. energy, as you say, up 26%, food up 8%. shelter up almost 5%. and keep in mind, this happened in february versus a year ago. we're talking about a time before the recent invasion by russia into ukraine, before the recent spike we've seen in gasoline prices. economists are predicting that this will ripple through the economy, impacting everything from the price you pay for food to the price you pay for clothes. david? >> rebecca, thank you. >>> we also have news on the pandemic tonight. the tsa extending the mask mandate on airplanes and public transportation until april 18th. all 50 states have moved to lift mask mandates. while cases are down, the numbers still vary across the country. the cdc will develop ne

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hi, rebecca, i'm a, i'm a babble plats in the sense of balance. when there's a demonstration here and actually it's a cultural, it's really kind of led by cultural figures in the setting of a range. and we've heard from a number of speakers today. nobel prize winning writers from an svetlana. alex savage has spoken. mario vargas also has spoken and we've had, we've had music as well. and this really been kind of a sense of all those bitterly cold, real good atmosphere here. and people wanted to show their support for your trade in 10 days after the invasion by russia. and you know, people here just wanting to sure that they're, they're watching the world cares. i'm actually turned off from, from the war. no, matthew, japanese down at 180 in terms of its defense policy, you could say and, and throwing a lot of money behind face war with the people that have been speaking to their ids . they generally agree with germany's approach to the russian invasion. yeah, i mean i've spoken to a number of people, there's a lot of ukrainians here. who are, you

we've got rebecca out at the golden gate bridge for us this morning.e're definitely seeing a some blue skies. so that is a really comforting look at this right behind me. we're starting to see the sunshine in brighton, everything up, especially here at the golden gate bridge is the clouds. >> still in the shot. but they're starting to clear a little bit and opening up to us some of that blue in the sky. in fact, we're going to see more sunshine into the afternoon and a little bit breezy around the bay area, but not as windy as what we've seen over the past few days. a high of 64 in san francisco, a touch warmer than yesterday. 66 expected in downtown oakland and upper 60's in the south bay for downtown san jose. i'm also tracking some 70's into the weekend upper 70's and then 80's into next week. i'll have all those details in my seven-day around the bay forecast. coming up. >> thanks for that. ok, a few delays out there. you need to know about like in san pablo, 80 westbound east, a portal drive. we have an accident. so we're seeing a slight delay say

rebecca, how has the war in rebecca impacted investors ability to invest in russian security? are in unprecedented times right now with the moscow exchange being shut for what is going on three weeks now. it will continue to be closed for an unknown amount of time. many investors were turning to russian etf to use as a proxy, to trade, even though the moscow exchange was closed. so the last russian etf remaining is listed on the japan exchange and it is the next fund russia linked etf. the last day of trading will be on wednesday. so for investors that were using russian etf as a proxy to access the russian market, while moscow exchange was closed, this will no longer be available from thursday onwards. so with etf's being halted, many investors will have to look for other funds, whether that be emerging markets or futures. and they're going to be a lot harder for investors to gauge where the market is trading now. rishaad: rebecca, what is the impact of removing russia from indexes on funds? and i suppose the question is will they be added back in later? rebecca: so russia re

i'm just happy. >> our thanks to rebecca jarvis for that report.u can see more of rebecca's reporting and much more on a special edition of "20/20: 24 months that changed the world," tonight at 10:00 eastern here on abc and available tomorrow on hulu. thank you so much for watching. i'm whit johnson in new york. for david and all of us, have a great night david and all of u great night.

>>i'm rebecca strom in the crowd for weather center. looking outside, we're seeing a mixture of cloud cover with peeks of sunshine today. here's a look at downtown san francisco from our sutro tower camera. and so we did see shower activity through most of the morning. but so we are going to see it continuing throughout the entire day today. here's a live look right now. satellite and radar imaging. yes, we're some of those scattered showers throughout and more is on the way to the bay area with the possibility of some thunder showers as we get to towards the afternoon right now, temperatures we're looking at mostly in the 50's during the daytime hours today. 56 san jose. 54 degrees in oakland. 52 in san francisco and those 50's continue through much of the north bay and then it looks like we're going to top out into the low get to those in just a moment. futurecast for showing us exactly how the storm system is going to work itself out throughout the day today. make sure you always carry your umbrella today and make sure you have those

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fox news contributor rebecca grant joins us now and rebecca, let's start with the rally first , becauseeels like he's losing the public relations war? is it a sign to the west saying hey, my people are on board with this somewhat do you think that was all about? >> definitely a public relations move as probably reports of russian casualties are coming back to families in russia and remember, charles when putin took crimea eight years ago? he had a huge upsurge in popularity so i think he was out at that rally trying to get that back even though he knows things aren't going well in ukraine. charles: the big news this morning when i got up, the bombing in lviv, the town near poland, and again, it's the second attack closer to the polish border. is that message to the west to back off, because it's obviously , it's a dangerous provocative maneuver. >> yes, two signals here. one that russia can strike out in the western regions of ukraine where they don't have ground forces, and two, that they are striking a military target in their view, obviously they hit some repair and back shops at the