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tells emerged off to russian forces gained full control of network sky at nuclear power plant in san ukraine, which is europe's largest atomic facility. russian officials are stressing that the plant and its staff are continuing to work as normal lead gasdio visited the site and fantastic this exclusive report. on the 4th of march, 4 days after russia announced the takeover of europe's largest nuclear power station. the world awoke to terrifying images, fires, and fire fights in their go done this building or rather what happened to it is what caused so much fear. internationally about potentially a new nuclear incident and ukraine where up as up at oscar nuclear power station, the biggest nuclear power station in europe react number 12345, and 6 over there in the distance. this was the sight of a pitched battle between russian troops who were on site and who they say will ukrainian infiltrators who penetrate this building on the outskirts of the react, the complex itself. and those a pitched battle are when they retreated. these are, are the, again, the outskirts of the nuclear power statio

ukrainian troops up taking the offer and seating these particular fight out or at gas d of from have san ukraine. k, something else. interesting that bring you a former us ambassador to russia, warned washington years ago that nato enlargement could provoke a response from moscow. the concerns were highlighted in the cables sent from moscow, which was later leaked by wiki licks ukraine, and george is nato aspirations. not only touch iran nerve in russia, they engender serious concerns about the consequences for stability in the region. russia would have to decide whether to intervene a decision. russia does not want to have to face. in the diplomatic telegram, the venom boston william burns also said moscow won't tolerated security concerns being ignored out in the kremlin. believe the question of nato membership would divide ukraine as the ethnic russian community, their holy opposed joining the alliance, burns concluded it could potentially lead to civil war. earlier on the program international affairs ellis marks the buddha told us he believes other us officials have continually been warning

the russian troops. murat gas have taken us through the now, despite those pictures from her, san ukraine's president insists his forces are not in retreat. gordon method of national greens, presumably every meter of our ukrainian land, one by protest and humiliation of the invaders is a step forward, a step towards victory for our entire state. this is a chance to live ukrainians in all our cities where the enemy entered. feel it go on the offensive. a somewhat different message from president lensky. the day before he slammed nato for its quote, weakness thought appeared to prompt a show of support from washington, with the secretary of state travelling to the polish ukrainian border. your train stopped up tomorrow to met him there, demanded fighter jets, and hinted that the blood of civilians may be on those who refused the request. the entire world stands with ukraine. just as i'm standing here in ukraine, it's no secret that the highest, the, the highest demand that we have is in fighting jets, attack aircraft, and air defense systems. if we lose disguise, there will be much, much more

reporter: the consul general of ukraine in san francisco is urging the u.s. fly zone over ukraine, citing over 80 children have been killed since the start of the war. >> the no-fly zone is needed. we need to protect our citizens. reporter: san jose state's political professor. specializes in national security affairs says are happening russia from attacking ukraine from the sky is not possible. >> that would present a conflict with russia to the point of escalation to world war iii. we are already in new global security environment, if the u.s. enters into a no-fly zone, it would have to be with the express permission of russia. and ukraine. ama: to to to to to help ukraine, visit our website. if you find a full list of verified groups nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees. a visit abc7news.com/take action. china is facing its worst covid crisis since the start of the pandemic. the latest on lockdowns. a new use for old cars somehow eight retired cars are being transformed. >> it is a gray day in the ama: is san jose police officer and former

crawford's camila barco talked with the counsel general of ukraine here in san francisco. >> i'm gratefulu that to to find out where that meeting following the russian attacks on ukraine. governor gavin newsome sat down with them each a christian group. >> the consul general of ukraine in san francisco. a couple hours after the meeting, the governor signed an executive order targeting russia financially. it's ordering state agencies to terminate contracts with companies or people subject to u.s.. sanctions because of russia's invasion of ukraine, those contracts and agreements must be valued at 5 million dollars or more. >> its report on the state level, 2 of you. and it's good to check on how the business and then stayed in needs that to these are actually full feeling. newsom says the state should pause financial transactions. >> with russian entities and not send them technology. he is also requesting companies in california do the same thing. christian says the measures taken locally will help put pressure on russia's economy is important. >> that do to make this situation for us and

here in vineyard san central ukraine, people are organizing aid for both on natalia who doesn't want to give her last name. leave the youth center in peace time. she's used to organizing outings and summer cams now at war. she's busy directing volunteers and sorting donation. new paul in the last year. so i never imagined i'd be doing any of this. i'm learning all the time. we are improving our work every minute. we are getting there before the should the minutes and center ukraine has so far been bad. heavy fighting or the air age alarms are frequent but like everywhere in the country, people here have been under shock since russia attacked. now everyone was to contribute. a wave of solidarity is running through society. natalia is out and about her on the clock. the nightly curfew is the only time she's not on site no more than just the door. mom brought the icon to the home and doing nothing and just waiting bush. i'm also definitely not leaving. this is our home that we love, homer, and we're not going anywhere really shy unless it's not only about donating goods. many also contr

reporter: the consul general of ukraine in san francisco is urging the u.s. to implement a no-fly zone over ukraine, citing over 80 children have been killed since the start of the war. >> the no-fly zone is needed. we need to protect our citizens. reporter: san jose state's political professor. specializes in national security affairs says are happening russia from attacking ukraine from the sky is not possible. >> that would present a conflict with russia to the point of escalation to world war iii. we are already in new global security environment, if the u.s. enters into a no-fly zone, it would have to be with the express permission of russia. and ukraine. ama: to to to to to help ukraine, visit our website. if you find a full list of verified groups nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees. a visit abc7news.com/take action. china is facing its worst covid crisis since the start of the pandemic. the latest on lockdowns. a new use for old cars somehow eight retired cars are being transformed. >> it is a gray day in the your kindness outshines y

comply with those sanctions kron four's camila barco has reaction from the counsel general of ukraine in san francisco. >> i'm grateful that you that to confront for that meeting following the russian attacks on ukraine. governor gavin newsome sat down with them each a question or 2. >> the consul general of ukraine in san francisco. a couple hours after the meeting, the governor signed an executive order targeting russia financially. it's ordering state agencies to terminate contracts with companies or people subject to u.s.. sanctions because of russia's invasion of ukraine, those contracts and agreements must be valued at 5 million dollars or more. >> its report on the state level, 2 of you and good to chat the business and then stayed in standout aid to these are actually full feeling. we got newsom says the state should pause the financial transactions. >> with russian entities and not send them technology. he is also requesting companies in california do the same thing. christian says the measures taken locally will help put pressure on russia's economy for them. >> that can do to make

have finally made the slander, habitable for humans, once again, more at gaz, give from him san province ukraine. so kish authors have reopened the boss 1st. the ships. after diffusing a mind which drifted through the straits, one of the mines which were a claims was planted by the ukrainian military, drifted across the blacks the and ended up in east on both phosphorus straight. ukraine denies the claims. in this video taken from social media, you can see a boats approaching it. 30 shots are to say the mind with diffused both as a precautionary measure. fishing was abundant nights in the bit. the water way. earlier russia claimed around 10 miles away from a desk, a shocker, and other nearby faults. they were said to be produced in the 1st half of the 20th century. and the editor of the defense and foreign affairs general gregory, hopefully believed the mines could pose a threat to commercial shipping over. these are very old mines, that being said so far. and so it's not surprising that some of them would become a drift. if that doesn't, is not a problem for your crime as well, because it serve

once again, more at gaz, give from give san province ukraine. ah, sky high energy prices have played europe for the past number of months, and not sanctions against russia fueling further discontent by propelling those cost to at never before seen levels. and thus led to social unrest including in spain. in the ton of i am monte near the border with portugal. large slides of smoke have blocked the highway. after a run, 40 fishermen set fire to a barricade of tires to protest the spiraling course of fuel spain. as a whole has been gripped by demonstrations by various trade unions with protest by truck drivers. strong the most attention. in an effort to address the problem, the government has offered truckers and rebates on one time cash payment. but the group behind the post says rejected the overture and valid to keep our protest food indefinitely. i just assumed this is well video, allegedly betraying a supermarket in the german city of stuttgart, essentially like cooking all past and flour, all missing from the shelves. the country is experien

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. >> from san francisco to san jose, protesters gathered in solidarity with ukraine as local businesses do but they can to help. >>> three people are found dead on the same san francisco street. police think they were all victims of the same fate. >>> searchers refusing to give up hope this evening for missing woman who vanished more than one month ago. >>> thank you for joining us. >>> relentless shelling continuing across ukraine where the government is accusing russia of violating a cease- fire designed to safely allow residents to flee. >> new video release by ukrainian national police shows smoke yellowing from badly damaged homes and buildings in a town 50 miles from the capital. >> thousands of ukrainians continue to send on the western city and in a desperate attempt across the nearby polish border to safety. ukraine president calling for a no-fly zone and tougher sanctions. >> michael george reports that the russia president is issuing a warning. >> the russian president warned ukraine saturday that the statehood is in jeopardy and if it continues to battle his invading troops.

ukraine. reporter: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: a humanitarian relief concert raised money for refugees evacuating ukraine. ♪ the glory to ukraine event was held at the golden gate park. you can see there, the sisters of eventual indulgence where there handing out sunflowers, the national flower of ukraine. they also collected donations for world central kitchen. >> the sunflower, in addition to being the color of the ukrainian flag, is intended to symbolize love and warmth and hope. liz: a coalition of organizations has raised more than 37,000 dollars already. yesterday's concert was their campaign launch. for more information, visit their website. if you would like to help the people of ukraine, we have a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees on our website, abc7news.com. still ahead, findings from a new poll show how americans feel about legislation that would prohibit classroom lessons about sexual orientation or gender identity in elementary school. we have the results. as w

they're working to send supplies to ukraine. >>> a san francisco pot shop is also raising money for ukrainethrive is owned by, korean americans. the shop is teaming up with nearly two dozen other cannabis brands to donate proceeds to sunflower of peace. that's a group providing medical and humanitarian aid to frontline health workers and people affected by the violence in ukraine. >> this is a moment in time to speak with one voice that we're not okay with what's happening in ukraine and god forbid this happen anywhere else, we would do the same. show our voice. >> medithrive will donate 100% of today's sales and 10% of all sales until march 13th. >>> a big show of support for ukraine at the state capitol tonight where thousands have gathered for a rally and march. the rally started around 4:00 this afternoon. and included a long list of speakers, musicians and elected officials. national guard general was also part of that program talking about the guard's longstanding partnership with ukraine. many in the crowd waved or carried the blue and yellow flag. others hoisted signs. the crowd is

will have finally made this land habitable for humans, once again, or at gazda if from his san province ukraine. turkish authorities have reopened to the boss 1st ships after defusing a mind which drifted through the straits. one of the mines which russia claims was planted by the ukrainian military, drifted across the black sea and ended open is tumbled off for a straight ukraine denies the claims in this video taken from social media, you can see about approaching it. the shots are to say the mind was diffused, but as a precautionary measure. fishing has been bonded nights in the busy waterway. earlier, russia claimed around 10 mines just away from a desk. chalk of another nearby bolts. the mines were said to be produced in the 1st half of the 20th century. yet it's of defense and foreign affairs general gregory coffee believed the mines could pose the threats, commercial shipping. even over. these are very old mindset to be seen so far. and so it's not surprising that some of them would come adrift if that doesn't, is not a problem for ukraine as well, because it serves to give notice to rus

we don't know were members of the family are. >> these volunteers, standing as one for ukraine. in san jose, cornell barnard, abc7news. >> if you would like to help the people of ukraine we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies. you can find it on abc7news.com /take action. moving on, check out this wild video from fremont. i sideshow got out of control friday night. a viewer shared this video showing the scene at alvarado boulevard and falcon drive. the viewer tells us at least 100 cars were involved. we are waiting on a callback from police to confirm that figure. the video shows fireworks going off while people appear to be running towards the scene. there is no word if police arrested anyone or towed any cars. a sideshow in oakland the next morning turned deadly saturday near 40 2nd avenue and i 880. as many as 600 vehicles were blocking the roads, and they got reports of gunfire so officers moved in. they found an oakland man suffering massive trauma after being hit by a car. he died at the hospital, where doctors is covered he h

san jose. that proposal is expected to be introduced on wednesday, and cities all around the bay area are showing their support for ukraine city, san jose's city hall was illuminated in blue and yellow, of course, the colors of the ukrainian flag. mayor sam liccardo says the lighting will run through sunday and to east based cities raised the ukrainian flag today both richmond and berkeley or flying the ukrainian flag to show their support. and take a look at this the hills berg avenue bridge over the russian river lit up in blue and yellow as well. president biden's first state of the union address is tomorrow night. we'll tell you about the bay area fire chief who will be a virtual guests at the event at first, a juror in the original scott peterson trial was once again in court today. ♪ at usaa, we've been called "too exclusive" because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine just out of boot camp or a petty officer from '73 and even his kids and their kids. usaa is made for all who've hon

south bay congressman ro khanna met with ukraine san francisco based council general today and tonight they say they are united in supporting ukraine. they also said silicon valley is playing a key role in sending volunteers and aid. ktvu biggest live now in santa clara. with more on this story, emma julie. the meeting took place here at the congressman's office. the two leaders were in agreement about the need for the u. s. to provide more weapons to ukraine . they also suggested that there's plenty of people can do from here. i can go a long way. in a closed door, meaning congressman ro khanna assured ukraine's consul general monday , but he's working with colleagues on the house armed services committee to prioritize sending weapons and military aircraft. ukraine we have to get more weapons, in my view into the hands of ukrainians. weapons can't come soon enough a russian airstrikes along ukraine's border with poland sunday killed dozens and destroyed a large amount of weapons meant for ukraine in a tweet. secretary of state antony blinken condemned the attack. ukraine's consul gene

the consul general of ukraine in san francisco said his role has completely changed since russia's war in ukraine began. >> before, what our goal was to remote ukraine in the bay area as the modern country like silicon valley and future startups, but right now, everything we do is to deliver the message to people at events like today of what is happening in ukraine and how everyone can support ukraine. >> reporter: the consulate is also encouraging voters to reach out to their elected officials so the u.s. can impose a no-fly zone. >> i feel very terrible about what is happening to my homeland and let's hope this ends very soon. >> reporter: next week there will be another rally in support of ukraine. betty yu, kpix 5. >>> for information on how you can help the people of ukraine come away provided a link at the top of our website, just go to kpix.com. >>> now to a major three and half hour rescue mission in the east bay, happening in antioch near buchanan and somerville road. last night crews were able to pull a man to safety. it to the rescue team of 50 to get the man out of the drai

in the middle, san francisco's tower lit up in ukraine's colors. s glowing in yellow and blue. one leader is proposing more steps to support ukrainian people. >> important and valuable, thatt is how -- is describing the latest display of support for the people of ukraine. san jose city hall decked out in yellow and blue, colors reflecting the flack of the eastern european nation. >> this differently -- definitely helps ukraine be stronger. >> i think everybody was on board with the idea that this was an important enough moment in history to show that we stand with the people of ukraine. >> the lights, a show of solidarity to more than 4000 ukrainians who live right here in the capital of silicon valley. it is a significant showing on the world stage. >> companies like intel and indeed, they stop sending ships to russia. russia will be back to the stone age. >> councilwoman wants to take it a step further, pushing to and the sister city relationship with russia's fourth largest city. >> it is symbolic in nature. we have not had very active system cit

world to this would have big impacts kron. 4 s camila barco spoke with the counsel general of ukraine here in sanncisco about this. >> i'm grateful that you that to confront for that meeting following the russian attacks on ukraine. governor gavin newsome sat down with them each a question or 2. >> the consul general of ukraine in san francisco. a couple hours after the meeting, the governor signed an executive order targeting russia financially. it's ordering state agencies to terminate contracts with companies or people subject to u.s.. sanctions because of russia's invasion of ukraine, those contracts and agreements must be valued at 5 million dollars or more. >> its report on the state level, 2 of you. and it's good to check on how the business and then stayed in the sand out aid to these are actually full feeling. we're going newsom says the state should pause financial transactions. >> with russian entities and not send them technology, he is also requesting companies in california do the same thing. christian says the measures taken locally will help put pressure on russia's economy for th

stores is the right thing to do because mcdonald's can't ignore the needless human suffering in ukraine. san francisco reckoned parks department announced a humanitarian relief concert for ukraine will be held on saturday at golden gate park. the event will run from noon to four at the golden gate bandshell at the music concourse. organizers are hoping to raise $20,000 to nations will benefit world central kitchen, which has been working on the ground throughout ukraine and surrounding countries to feed displaced people. since the start of the crisis, the board of supervisors in santa clara county has taken action to make sure dna from rape kits is not used for any other type of investigation. ktvu is james torres has the story. reports from san francisco, prompting a discussion in the south bay. sfpd s crime lab, accused by district attorney chase a boudin of using dna collected from rape kits. to connect sexual assault survivors to crimes the d a in santa clara county, which oversees the south bay crime lab, says that would never happen in his jurisdiction. victim dna. is used to catch rap

berlin. russia steps up its attacks on ukraine's cities. buildings are ablaze in car keith after renewed bombardment and russia claims control of the city of car san. but ukraine says the fighting is still going on. dozens of residents have died in recent attacks. also coming on german chancellor will have charlotte's makes his 1st official visit to israel, a country trying to support ukrainian jews while keeping relations with the kremlin intact class. he was safe in europe. now he is going home to fight. we made the ukrainian willing to risk everything to defend his country. and racing to escape international students, attempts to flee the fighting. but some indian students save a face still a teen from ukrainian border guards, given preference to nationals. we made some of them relieve, made at home. ah, i'm go have health as well come to the program. russian forces are intensifying their attacks on ukraine's main cities. as president vladimir putin war enters its 7 stay. russian forces claim to have taken control of the port city of cas on in ukraine, south close to crimea. you training an official dispute at that claim saying, fighting for th

berlin. russia stepping up its attacks on ukraine cities, buildings on fire, and hockey thought after it renews bombardment and russia. claims control of the city of san but ukraine says that fighting is still going on. dozens of residents have died in recent attacks. also coming up german chancellor will of shots makes his 1st official visit to israel. a country trying to support ukrainian jews while keeping positive relations with the credit class. he was safe inside the e. u. now he's going home to fight with either young ukrainian willing to risk everything to defend his country. ah, i'm going to have elton's welcome to the program. russian forces are intensified their attacks on ukraine's main cities. as president vladimir putin war enters its 7th day. russian forces claim to have taken control of the port city of kraft, some in the ukraine south. that is close to crimea. ukrainian official disputed that claim saying fighting for the city is still going on. further to the east. the port city of mario pope is under heavy attack ukraine's 2nd city hockey is to day, again being shelled and the mayor of chief metallic. let's go. once that russia is g

as the conflict in ukraine rages on, the ceo of san francisco-based high-tech company just answer is consumed with ensuring all 252 of his employees in ukraine survive. >> it's awful. we've got people that are sleeping in bathtubs and makeshift bomb shelters in their bathrooms. they've put together all kinds of crazy concoctions to try to stay safe. they're going to war and fighting for their country, and i'm both scared and proud of them. >> reporter: just answer's ceo says so far his team has helped 31 employees flee ukraine. >> we're getting buses for them and building relationships with different embassies to help them get through the borders and those kinds of things, as well as helping them with logistics, getting food, shelter, when they get across. >> reporter: some employees have chosen to stay and fight, so the company is paying half their salaries while they do, and offering medical training to all workers. >> we've trained over 60 people so far on medical skills in case there's a bomb or a shooting or any other kind of injuries. >> reporter: here in the bay area, the compa

here in vineyard san central ukraine, people are organizing aid for both ha, natalia, who doesn't want to give her last name leads the youth center. in peacetime, she's used to organizing outings and summer cams. now at war, she's busy directing volunteers and sorting donations. new paul and the rodella severe ear. i never imagined i'd be doing any of this. i'm learning all the time. we are improving our work every minute we are getting there . before that said, the vincent center ukraine has so far been spared heavy fighting, although airy alarms are frequent but like everywhere in the country, people here have been under shock since russia attacked. now everyone was to contribute. a wave of solidarity is running through society. natalia is out and about her on the clock. the nightly curfew is the only time she's not on site anamosa, city of norma, close the i can't just sit home doing nothing and just waiting. bushland. i'm also definitely not leaving. this is our home that we love, and we're not going any with zillow. shine was it's not only about donating goods many also contribute

johns spoke with one san wi francisco-based ukrainian chef using her talents to support her country. >> 6200 miles away from her home , she has watched the war unfold in her native ukraine in horror. a san francisco-based chef decided she had to do something. so she joined cook for ukraine, a global movement of chefs, bakers and others in the culinary world using food to raise money and show support for the eastern european nation. >> we will donate all the proceeds to world central kitchen which is feeding our refugees. >> she will be hosting a sold-out fundraising dinner. her way of supporting her homeland. >> i don't want to be a cook in the united states who will pay for if the culture. i want to develop the culture. i want people to be able to go there and experience the culture and ukrainian hospitality. >> the by the san francisco cooking school. several members of which are also volunteering. >> to help and contribute. >> it has brought her comfort in a difficult time. >> i'm smiling for the first time today because they have something to do. >> she is planning on hosting more in the future. >> it will just grow and i hope it will contribute and help other peopl

have finally made this land. habitable for humans, once again, more at gaz, give from give san province ukraine. turkish authorities have reopened the bathrooms. the ships after disputing diffusing, excuse me, a mine which drifted through the straight. one of the mines which russia claims was planted by the ukrainian military, drifted across the black sea and end up in a stumbles phosphorus straits ukraine denies the claims. in this video taken from social media, you can see a boat approaching it. and turkish authorities say the mind was diffused thoughts as a precautionary measure. fishing has been banned at night in the busy waterway. earlier versa claimed on 10 mines, drifted away from the desk. the chalk of an older nearby port in the mines was said to be produced in the 1st half of the 20th century. the editor of defense in front of the general gregory copley believe the mines could pose a threat commercial shipping. these are very old mindset to be so far, and so it's not surprising that some of them would have come adrift if that doesn't is not a problem for ukraine as well, because it s

once again, more at gaz, give from his san province, ukraine. to catch all thought to have reopened the bathrooms to ships. after diffusing a mine which drifted through the straits, one of the mines, which were a claims was planted by the ukrainian military, drifted across the blacks the and in open system. both of restraints. ukraine denies the claims and this video taken from social media, you can see a boat approaching it. so if you saw 30, say the mine was diffuse with as a precautionary measure, fishing has been bonded at nights in the busy waterway. earlier russia claimed around 10 mines, drifted away from a desk, a chalk of under the nearby port. the mines were said to be produced in the 1st half of the 20th century. turkey shed, black sea borders with both russia and ukraine. let's now cross live to editor of the defense and foreign affairs journal gregory call. please gregory. welcome to artsy, international. thanks for joining. so the boss, which is obviously one of the world's busiest shipping lanes. just how much of a threat would a

once again, more i'd gas give, give san province ukraine. well, over in turkey, all authorities have reopened the boss wrist. the ships, after diffusing a mind which drifted through the straits, one of the mines which were claims was planted by the ukrainian military, drifted across the blacks, the an end open is done. both pos for a straight grain denies the claims. in this video taken from social media, you can see a boats approaching it, 30 or 30, say the mind with diffuse boats as a precautionary measure. fishing has been bonded night in the busy waterway. earlier russia claimed around 10 mines, drifted away from a desk, a shock of an older nearby port. the mines are said to be produced in the 1st half of the 20th century. the editor of defense and foreign affairs journal, gregory culturally believes the minds could pose a threat to commercial shipping. these are very old mindset, a big same sofa. and so it's not surprising that some of them would have come adrift. if that doesn't, is not a problem for ukraine as well, because it serves

. >> musicians, poets, dancers are pitching in to help those escape the fighting in ukraine. san francisco to host a concert that will take place saturday on golden gate bramshell from noon to 4:00. the goal is to raise $20,000 to support refugees and first responders. >> minutes ago, city council backed off a proposal to end the relationship with the russian city. for more than 30 years russia's first largest city has other ties with san jose and council members this afternoon hesitated to terminate them. instead the city council voted unanimously to send a letter to the city asking them to speak out for peace it dates back to the 1950s to foster peace. since then it's grown to promote tourism and cultural exchanges. in another show of solidarity, russia street in san francisco has been unofficially changed to ukraine street and this ask off mission street. someone covered up russia with the name ukraine, instead. >>> tonight on nbc "nightly news" lester holt takes a look at the resistance effort and he goes into a factory that used to make kitchenware like pots and pans and it'

the group code pink will lead a peace in ukraine action rally at the san francisco ferry building at the embarcadero. >>> if you are interested in helping war victims in ukraine, we are here to help. we have put up a link with credible outlets that are providing aid to those fleeing ukraine on our westbound. head to nbcbayarea.com. >>> now, the electric car market looks a little more like the bay area's real estate market right now with people offering thousands of dollars over the asking price as gas prices surge. as "today in the bay's" stephanie magallon explains, low inventory has a lot to do with it. >> do you have this car, do you have this car. that's kind of what we've been getting. >> reporter: he says right now he's seen ten times the interest in electric and hybrid cars, a 200% increase, to be exact this chevy, this type of style doesn't last more than three days on the lot. this one is already sold. with no stock at dealerships, a car like this can cost you 35% more than just months ago. but that's not stopping shoppers. tony has received offers of $2,000 over the listed p

ukraine. this is video from yesterday showing a large group of people in san francisco supporting ukraine and denouncing russia's actions. rally. organizers also advocated for people to reach out and help organizations which are supporting the ukrainian refugees. san mateo congresswoman jackie spear today expressed sadness for the training people. >> saying we need to take this threat to democracy seriously. >> there's a price we pay for democracy. and we've got to be willing to pay that price. so i'm i'm grateful that we've already committed billions of dollars, but this was a huge wakeup call for some of my colleagues who are, you know, petting puting on the head. he the most dangerous de spot of recent american and international history. and he needs to be called out and shut down. >> meanwhile, san jose city council member sylvia rainess announced today she submitted a formal proposal to end san jose's sister city relationship can tear and bird. that's russia's 4th largest city. she sent us a statement that reads in part, quote, ending our cities, formal diplomatic relationship with russia

examine its relationship with its russian sister city at tomorrow's meeting, the consul general of ukraine in san francisco asked livermore's mayor to contact the city of pierzynski in russia and ask it to take actions to oppose the invasion of ukraine. the lawrence livermore laboratory sponsors the sister city relationship. the lab has been asked if it has any concerns over the city, possibly severing the relationship. the laps. response is expected to be made public at tomorrow's meeting. several bay area residents are jumping on flights and heading to eastern europe to help ukrainian refugees and family members reached safety. ktvu demagogues picked up our team coverage of this conflict after speaking with two men who recently returned from the region, an apple employee recently returned home to the bay area after helping his wife and son evacuate from odessa in a san francisco biotech company co founder who handed out cash to refugees for a week returned home to the bay area last night. you know all of the fields. writers often in the middle of the night, three days into the russian invasion

ukraine. tim: in san francisco, tim johns, abc 7 news. dion: if you would like to help the people of ukraine, we have a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending supplies to refugees. it is on our website, abc7news.com/takeaction. new york's to be evacuated this afternoon after two employees were stabbed. the new york police department released photos of the suspect, who they say is known to museum staff. he had recently lost his membership because of disorderly conduct. investigators say he became angry when he was denied entry to the museum, and jumped over the reception desk. two employees were stabbed several times. they were taken to the hospital and are expected to be ok. the museum will be closed tomorrow. in the south bay, the santa clara county sheriff's office need your help i did find a woman who stole a $4000 bottle of liquor from a restaurant in san jose. it happened at the grandview restaurant tuesday night. you can see surveillance video shows a woman going behind the bar to grab a unique spirit, louis the 13th cog

south bay congressman ro khanna hosted a roundtable discussion with ukraine san francisco based council general today to discuss how the region can support ukraine. hello again, everyone i'm julie julie haener and mike mibach. their discussion comes as russia continues at shelling across ukraine, with large explosions heard throughout the night in the capital city of kiev. ukraine and russia did not have any breakthroughs during talks today , but do plan more talks tomorrow. ukrainian president vladimir zelensky is set to address congress on wednesday and president biden reportedly planning a trip to brussels to meet with nato leaders. ktvu demagogues joins us live tonight from santa clara with i'll representative khanna says we can help ukraine from 6000 miles away, emma. mike the congressman said that he's been meeting with silicon valley tech companies to support ukraine. he also said a top priority is bringing more weapons and aircraft from the us to ukraine. in a closed door, meaning congressman ro khanna assured ukraine's consul general monday, but he's working with colleagues on

ukraine. coming your way. 10 30. how was san francisco based company with hundreds of employees in ukraine is working to raise money and show support for the war torn country. atterbury weather lots of sunshine today, but the clouds are moving in right now, and it looks like we will be tracking some rain and your saturday forecast. we'll have the update coming up. for the first time in two years, no coronavirus restrictions for oakland's restaurant week what dozens of oakland eateries are offering for their big comeback. it's like our coming out party for all these restaurant owners and chefs there are finally able to share what mak ♪ ( upbeat music ) ♪ it's chevy truck month. and it's time to add the perfect accessories to your new chevy. make it bolder. make it work harder. make it your own. find new possibilities. find new roads. very well-qualified buyers can get 0% financing on most chevy pickup trucks. plus, now during truck month get a thousand dollar accessory allowance toward the eligible purchase of a new chevy truck w

someone covered up the russia street name and added ukraine. >>> while san francisco is gearing up to take a tougher stance on everyone who is selling stolen items on city sidewalks. a new ordinance imposes regulations on street vendors and it would require anyone who sells merchandise or pre-packaged foot to get a permit. city officials are trying to crack down on people selling stolen goods while they're making ends meet. >> my beloved members of kntv, honored doug moore during their meeting. doug died in december with his family by his side. you may remember doug shared our news desk with maggie skera for more than two decades. doug was kind to everyone from the station's general managers to the interns. this morning, supervisors joined with doug's wife kim nguyen and former kntv reporter doug flatbow to pay tribute to him. doug's wife says he loved helping people behind the scenes. >> he loved being of service to the many community organizations that he supported and stopping people in the streets was a much more worthy calling. >> i know you worked with him. >> i was 26 years old

ukraine is fighting for. hoping to inspire others. >> reporter: dozens of ukrainians and their supporters gathered at the san mateo county center this evening to pray for ukraine and call others to action. >> when you hear our kids, they are playing and laughing. that is what ukrainian kids should be doing right now. >> they made emotional statements carrying ukrainian flags. [ singing ] >> people sang and carried signs, one red putin, hands-off ukraine. >> today we gather today to pray for a peaceful end, to putin and his illegal war in ukraine. >> right now there are 10,000 ukrainian americans living in the bay area. the consul general of ukraine said his role has completely changed since russia's war in ukraine began. >> before our role was to be in the bay area as the modern country. but right now everything we do is to deliver the message to people at events like today. of what is happening in ukraine and, how everyone can support ukraine. >> the consulate is also coordinating humanitarian aid and prepared to help ukrainian refugees. encouraging voters to reach out to their elected officials of the u.s.

ukraine . we get more tonight from ktvu jana katsuyama at a ukrainian peace vigil in san jose. mcdonald's ceo said 850 russian restaurants will close although the 62,000 workers will still get paid. starbucks plans to close 130 russian stores while paying several 1000 employees. at a candlelight vigil for ukraine outside san jose city hall. some ukrainians say they're glad to see corporations take a stand in these kinds of circumstances. i think it is a statement. of not just corporate values. but human values people there might not care about ukraine. then let's be real and cynical here. they might, but they do care about their own well being. professor kellie mcelhaney at uc berkeley's haas business school says actions by international corporations sometimes can have as powerful role as government sanctions. you think companies who have more financial power and more reach than governments do, and there is some federal support to prevent companies who leave from losing business in russia to other countries. we saw today from the secretary of commerce who now is going to penaliz

ukraine. live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 thank >> and you can follow all of the latest updates on the war in ukraine. use your phone to scan this qr code. it will guide you to our website for all of the latest developments and resources available around the bay area. >> thousands of prospective uc berkeley students will not be getting an admittance later this month. the california supreme court has refused to lift an enrollment cap that a lower court issued after a neighborhood group sued the university on first has been following. the story joins us now live from the city with details. dan. that's right. this neighborhood group says that uc berkeley has not been a good neighbor, allowing more students to keep it rolling and not building enough housing for them. that's really what it comes down to. >> but the impact is on these new freshman who may not be able to get into the university this fall. some 3,000 new undergrads, uc berkeley and plan to admit this fall will not be able 10 for in person instr

ukraine. live in san francisco. i'm rob nesbitt. kron. 4 news. thank you, rob. can follow all the latest updates on the war in ukraine. just use your phone to scan this qr code. >> it will guide you to our website for all the latest developments and resources available around the bay area. >> all right. now let's get a check on the weather wild day here. we hear that people in east bay waking up to some rain, even some hail coming down. the says video that gary sewer e was kind enough to share with us. he was in concord and he says he also heard some thunder and saw some lightning such a welcome sight. those showers we saw in the east bay this morning. >> they brought a beautiful sunrise. those photos being sent to us from lauren carter in hayward, our first chief meteorologist lawrence karnow joins us now. you called it and we're so grateful. oh, my gosh. how about that? just test just to get i mean, it hasn't been a ton of rain. let's let's not kid ourselves. at this point we're taking anything we can get it. we had some lightning strikes out there. we're not d

elon musk devoting some of the starling satellite hardware to activate free internet service over ukraine. sanisco based air bnb says it will offer free temporary housing to 100,000 ukrainian refugees. >> all ukrainians in this moment, we are all really thinking of those fleeing from this kriss. and again, what is motivating us in this case to leverage our resources and our expertise to step up. >> reporter: gool, youtube, facebook have all blocked russian company from generating any ad revenue on their sites. >>> we mentioned tomorrow evening, president biden addresses the nation. the russian invasion will be the primary topic. it is his first state of the union speech. a fence once again surrounds the capitol. 700 national guard troops are patrolling the streets. with this kriss in ukraine, the stakes couldn't be hare. a week ago this would have been a much different presidential address. >> it is probably going to be the most important speech we've heard from american presidents for the world to see. not just the united states since the end of the cold war. >> a new poll shows only 33% of a

ukraine. back in the bay area, san jose's vietnamese community showing solidarity with ukraine. >> food, water. >> many people showing up with ukrainian flags and signs at the rally today. it was held by the vietnamese community. organizers encouraging people to do their part to help out ukrainians. advocates are calling for senators to step up and help. vietnamese organizers understand what the ukrainian community is going through. >> we understand about being oppressed, the suffering, the loss of lives. and losing our country to another country. >> after the rally, the crowd gathered to parade around the neighborhood. >> >> meanwhile, in san francisco, crowds gathered at a benefit concert for ukraine at golden gate park. the afternoon was filled with piano performances and singing. some event organizers passed out sunflowers to the crowd. the flower has become the country's symbol for peace. money raised for today's event will go towards relief for ukrainian refugees. >>> a little more than a week after the average price for a gallon of gas in california went above $5. it's now closing in on