tara: the u.s. is processing roughly 500 refugees per day, say volunteers, allowing them in temporarily. as for how long this band of volunteers can keep it up, julia is not so sure. tara: tara campbell, abc7news. ama: new developments with a deadly mass shooting in sacramento. police have doubled the number of officers tonight and tomorrow night. they'veumber of gang enforcement officers. rival gangs were involved in the shootout last weekend that left six people dead and 12 injured. two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting. police say there were at least fivelved. dan: a celebration in our nations capital for a history making judge. president biden: the next associate justice of the supreme jackson. [applause] dan: justice ketanji brown jackson will be the first black woman in history to serve on the u.s. supreme court. >> it has taken 232 years and one hundred 15 prior appointments for a black woman to be selected to serve on the supreme court of the united states. but we've mad

tara: the u.s.processing roughly 500 refugees per day, say volunteers, allowing them in temporarily. as for how long this band of volunteers can keep it up, julia is not so sure. tara: tara campbell, abc7news. ama: new developments with a deadly mass shooting in sacramento. police have doubled the number of officers tonight and tomorrow night. they've increased the number of gang enforcement officers. rival gangs were involved in the shootout last weekend that left six people dead and 12 injured. two men have been arrested in connection with the shooting. police say there were at least five gunmen involved. dan: a celebration in our nations capital for a history making judge. president biden: the next associate justice of the supreme court, the honorable ketanji brown jackson. [applause] dan: justice ketanji brown jackson will be the first black woman in history to serve on the u.s. supreme court. >> it has taken 232 years and one hundred 15 prior appointments for a black woman to be selected to ser

tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: if you would like to help people in ukraine, we have put together a list of verified groups. you can go to abc7 news.com/action. california's drought is getting worse according to the latest snow survey. the statewide snowpack is at 38% of average with a depth of 2.5 inches and one inch of snow water, only 4% of what we normally see in april. these past three months have been the driest on record in more than 100 years. >> that is typically when our snowpack is at its peak in terms of snow water content. unfortunately, the northern sierra nevada experienced its peak snowpack in mid-january. liz: the snowpack sets the stage for the year's water supply. earlier governor newsom ordered water agencies to implement conservation measures. the lack of snow means ski resorts are starting to close operations. this weekend will be the last one for diamond peak, northstar, home ward closing april 17, heavenly closes one week later, kirkwood and palisades close may 1. the resorts will start

tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: if you want to help people in ukraine we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations to refugees by going to abc7news.com/takeaction. california's drought is getting worse. officials recorded the snowpack at 38% avenue -- 38% average and a depth of 38 inches. that is only 4% of what we normally see in april. these past three months have been the driest on record and more than a hundred years. >> that is typically when the snowpack is at its peak in terms of snow water content. unfortunately the northern sierra nevada experienced its peak snowpack in mid-january. liz: it sets the stage for the year's water supply. governor newsom ordered water agencies to implement more conservation measures. the lack of snow mean ski resorts are closing. this weekend will be the last for diamond pink, northstar, homewood, and boreal, who all announced that they will be close and that's closing on april 16. kirkwood and palisades close on may 1 and the resorts will

here is tara campbell. tara: the mask is the only real indicator of a pandemic, people packing into san francisco international airport ready to travel. tell me how you feel to be here at the airport going for a trip? >> nervous. tara: while there was some apprehension the majority of people were eager to get going. >> i feel great and it is nice to get out after the covid situation. tara: this family on their way to hawaii. their 16-year-old daughter says that she is more excited than nervous. >> obviously it is shaky with covid and the situation, there is a bunch of the virus going around. i am pretty excited. tara: while people here are ready to put the pandemic behind a doctor has some advice for everyone this holiday weekend. >> there is high transition in a community based on wastewater data. tara: because of that precautionary measures are a must. everything from masking to rapid testing. >> if everyone does a test before the gathering and it is a low likelihood that anyone will be infectious at the

and answer, it's not taras, you're all so cool brutal. i almost natsiklah, before the tooth you want, no, no need. just don't hit. we're like a sidekick with you, i'm just wondering. dmitry konstantinovich saved my life. do your best, please. i think say what you're looking for i'll share, i'm not greedy. why waste time in vain the usual verification of documents. the border zone after all you never know what? you just don't do those checks. i know you, but we are clean, we have nothing, comrade senior lieutenant, we found something. let's go see. and what is a drug? did you see where they got it from your jacket pocket? well done. it's okay to relax. come on, tell me. chervonets killed. i really don't understand what you mean perfectly well what i mean. let's not waste time, what do you know about the yellow river. there is such a huang he in china called. funny okay then, i'll call the base, they'll call over control, you'll tell them about the yellow river. i've wanted to put you down for a long time. now this is such a great opportuni

tara campbell is following the developing story. tara: terrifying moments for everyone inside a san jose home depot early saturday evening. the building engulfed in flames. >> people trying to find family members and managers trying to make sure all of their employees are out. tara: san jose fire getting multiple calls, arriving on scene and quickly calling for backup. >> they reported heavy fire coming from the front side of the home depot and they immediately called for a second alarm. tara: that second alarm turning into a fifth alarm. the smoke seen for miles and miles away. >> as it stands right now, we have full accountability for the employees who work at the home depot. no reported injuries to civilians or firefighters. tara: toxic smoke and whipping wind wreaking havoc >. >> what we did with the assistance of san jose police department as we lit everyone in the neighborhood shelter-in-place, keep their windows closed and turn off any exterior fans. tara: crews evacuating an adjoining veterinary clinic. >> we have a trailer

here is tara campbell. tara: the mask is the only real indicator of a pandemic, people packing into san francisco international airport ready to travel. tell me how you feel to be here today at the airport going for a trip? >> nervous because i have not been on a plane for three years. tara: the majority of people we spoke with were eager to get going. >> i feel great, it is nice to get out after this covid situation. tara: this family on their way to hawaii. their 16-year-old says she has more excited than nervous. >> obviously it is a little bit shaky with covid and the health situation, there is a bunch of viruses going around, but i am excited. tara: while people are clearly ready to put the pandemic behind, a doctor at stanford has advice for everyone this holiday weekend. >> there is high transmission, this is based on wastewater data. tara: because of that, precautionary measures are a must. everything from masking to rapid testing. >> if everyone does a test before the gathering, and it is a low lik

tara campbell has more on the extra significance this year. tara: a towering testament to tradition, the amount davidson cross lighting up the san francisco sky for the 99th year. nobody knows the history like jackie proctor. she has championed the site and penned a book. jackie: great to have this continue. tara: the cross being lit the night before easter, helping those gathering for easter sunday mass. >> it is amazing this has been going on since 1923, and people have been hiking up here before dawn, as many as 50,000 people when the cross was lit in 1934 during world war ii. tara: this it's across the highest peak in san francisco, and when -- this cross sits -- this cross is the highest peak in san francisco. >> it didn't happen or two years and you can't take it for granted anymore. tara: she said it represents hope. >> this year they will have a minister from the ukrainian church because of what is going on there. it was lit up in blue two years ago to honor the essential workers. tara: and the person responsible for literally lighting

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: if you want to help we have put together a list of verified groups that are sending donations and supplies to refugees. you can find that at abc7news.com/takeaction. francis, let's get a check outside. >> here is a live look from emeryville, looking out to the bay. the winds are really going to pick up and we will have cooler temperatures through the weekend. 20 of sunshine, but windy conditions i will tell you about, as well as rain coming on monday with the accuweather seven day forecast. liz: thank you, francis. three deaths in two days. the family of an oakland shooting victim speaks out on gun violence. and, planning your next vacation might be difficult. he covers some key tips in making the booking and rental process easier this summer. i'm a millionaire! i'm not a millionaire? i'm a millionaire? i'm not a millionaire. crypto is complicated. but as a tax expert with crypto experience, you can hand your taxes off to me. you do your thing, we've got your taxes. intuit turbot

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news.iz: if you want to have the people in ukraine, we have put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits that are sending donations and supplies to refugees. you can find that at abc7news.com/takeaction. francis, let's get a check outside. francis: yeah. here is a gorgeous view from sutro looking toward san francisco and the bay. sunrise coming up shortly. it will be sunny and very windy today and we even have rain coming up in the forecast. i will tell you about that shortly. liz: also had, three deaths in two days. the family of an oakland shooting victim speaks out on gun violence. plus, some tips for travel. we know people are starting to book their summer plans. book their summer plans. we will get the best deals, meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. book their summer plans. we will get the best deals, 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what you see abe? yes! 2b's covered with zero overdraft fees when he overdraws his account by fifty bucks or less. and 2c, well, she'

my name is taras. i have already traveled a certain distance on my motorcycle.ould like to. some kind of peace, right? on the road of confidence that everything it will be good that you will participate in the thermometer it will have a continuation of the process. you do you take on certain roads daniil mamiev a native of altai shaman keeper of the sacred lands of the karakol valley if you want everything to be fine, then you must be able to give thanks adequately thank the spirits of the crossings. and today i did the right thing, then there is no point in asking yourself. the shaman offers taras to feed the fire. to do this, you need to make balls of cereals and ghee. he was not dressed up, not a clown, some kind of dressing gowns and so on, an ordinary man. well, just with long gray hair jeans and a t-shirt. but when you talk to him, uh, you are directly imbued with his words and even all the actions that you u do here in the yurt under his control. you really understand that there is some sense in this hockey. that's what to call your performer briefly the

tara: crews evacuating an adjoining veterinary clinic to keep the >> fire at bay. >>we have a fire -- we will transport dogs and cats that need to be safe. tara: while crews are starting to get this under control, concerns will be hotspots, flareups. he could not believe how quickly the flames grew. >> drop my kid off at a friends house and 15 minutes later the building was engulfed. tara: as for the cause of the fire come officials say it is a long way out from knowing. >> the home depot is pretty much a total loss, so it will take time to get in, if we can. liz: hours earlier, a fire erected -- erupted, sending out thick black smoke. ryan curry spoke to residents, who say it could have been worse. >> sky 7 flying over this massive cloud of smoke. venetia fire says flames started near a petco. >> the fire dropped from the top of the conveyor belt. >> crews could not get close because it was carrying hazardous materials. boat cruise had to help. the fire made its way toward the center. four boats relocated to other areas and others had to get evacuated. including t

taras . well, first of all, i congratulate everyone. glory to ukraine. congratulations to yulia.ns to you, mr. matvii . to absorb how i want to trample on someone who you know when your soul is empty you want to deepen it mr. taras understand my question it is simple not theoretical these phrases about kazakhstan are the opening of a new front that is to say it is not theoretical and it is practically they can go there they cannot go there to leave for one very clear reason, they first broke their teeth in ukraine, they lost the main elite of the offensive forces here, which are primarily air-valued troops, which they actually had the biggest losses there, and the most important thing is that they're broken, it's broken, they kept the world safe now, that's why i often mention rammstein, their fear stopped working, the main weapon of muscovy - it was fear, a sticky fear, they were all afraid that they would attack, that they would do something, and now they they stopped being afraid in two months, ukraine showed that they can be beaten in kazakhstan too, in which the government w

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then i have a question for taras.ntly listened to one of the polish radio stations and one of the polish politicians said that if they were to terrorize nato, nato would also do nothing your opinion on this matter well, i would still like us to adhere to emotionless assessments of what is happening. i believe that we have become on the rabbit hole of a nuclear scenario in ukraine, including due to one banal reason, vladimir putin cannot achieve today victory in a conventional war , therefore that he will openly lose this commercial war with the fact that after the meeting of the minister of defense, ukraine received the most modern weapons from 43 countries, this means that ukraine is approaching the victory of russia, accordingly, its defeat is approaching, but here is one big, let's say, minus that plays against this nuclear scenario for vladimir putin , the use of nuclear weapons does not solve anything in ukraine at all, he will not achieve victory, the reason is otherwise, because even the use of a tactical nucle

tara: helping to raise tens of thousands of dollars. the money going to nonprofits like liga in ukraine. andre is one of the directors. >> we help the community to help survive. tara: the nonprofits helping to provide everything from food to shelter. explaining often, lgbtq+ ukrainians are estranged from family. telling us about trenans women trying to flee, being stopped at the border because their ids identify them as men, meaning they have to stay and fight. >> i can only imagine how hard it was for those people because the situation is terrible as it is. tara: like leo, he fears the community is a target. >> the russian army are in any of the cities and know someone by name and race from the lgbt community. those people will be targeted directly. kristen: if you want to help people in ukraine, we put together a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies the refugees. it is all on our website. ama: new developments and a hit-and-run investigation from 2011. the cases being reopened after the victim in

taras shevchenko he did at school. yes, this is true, his essay is a ghoul, tarashevchenko, tsarevskoe, the king of his field of your dunka, like the word oles buzina hits the mark, i quote the purpose of this book to debunk myths. shevchenko you will know completely another, as if in vain, not a genius, a saint, but an alcoholic , not an envious clumsy ladies' man, getting gifts from his ex-bride, well, indeed, a moral spy, even a friend's wife and a melted revolutionary, begging forgiveness from the authorities for this learned side. taras was always carefully hidden, but she is, he was exactly like that in my diaries and a dozen memos of testimonies that did not retake after 1917, i start where others finished this book olesya elderberry toppled the idol of svidomo ukrainians from the pedestal. and i didn't like it. to many for the first time, the sensational book was an abordak, that this time shevchenko and she also caused the greatest hatred, because for ukrainian nationalists. uh, so shevchenko's icon they are u

alright something we will continue to follow tara many things to you. now. we are keeping you updated on any major developments on these fires when the shelter in place order was lifted. in san jose we sent out a push alert update that got sent to your mobile device. you can download the abc 7 bay area app to notifications like that one. are shifting gears to the weather now heading live outside you can see there a mild sunny day but changes are coming abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian has a little bit more on our timing when it comes to the rain and also, the wind is going to die down. it's pretty vigorous right now deon and as a matter of fact, i just had the wind graphic up there and it went away. so let's go to the storm impact scale the approaching storm which will start to move in overnight it in the early morning hours. we'll produce widespread light rain less than two tenths of an inch in most locations. it'll be gusty over the hills and bayes it is right now. we've got gusts up to 58 miles per hour right now at sfo. here's a forecast anima

tara, talk to me about senator blunt.lity. she has a great personality. she'll be great with her colleagues. but she doesn't meet the criteria. what in the what? >> hey, jonathan. listen, it's absurd. the rationalizations that republicans are trying to put forth for not supporting this woman are just asinine and they know it. they're digging. they're trying to find something to justify this. she is more qualified than the last three supreme court justices that donald trump nominated. let's be honest. she has more experience as a judge. she has an impeccable record. she was nominated and successfully confirmed three other times. but you're just getting the musings of mediocre white men threatened by the excellence of this black woman about to make history on the supreme court and they just cannot bring themselves to support her and support history. it is so transparent. and every time they open their mouths and qualify that, well, you know, we're going to appreciate the moment, but we don't think she's qualified. it just s

been with me for several weeks , it has been on my phone on the screen saver, it means that it is taras29 and until recently he worked as a lawyer, now the guy in everyone's life has changed because of the defense, i was a lawyer, i became a military man, everyone wants to get tattooed in some way, because now we, in principle, live in such a very, very difficult time, some want to get a tattoo, some don't know, some someone writes a poem someone writes a song someone else in some way manifests his feelings his thoughts in a few hours on the body the terrace will be a picture that will stay with him for the rest of his life he was inspired by the story of border guards from snake island this is the boy's response to the war in which his ukraine is fighting for workers boris, because of the curfew, the craftsmen sometimes stay overnight in the studio without completing the work. and now it is more difficult to get paint, especially yellow and blue, because it is constantly 30% of its profit ends, the studio sends to support the army, and tattoo artists now go to combat positions for free

cossack taras bulba who is ready to give his life for his people and is unable to forgive the betrayal to the forest. calm down, only he is a successful fusion of visual attraction and thoughtful dialogue with the audience, how loved ones become enemies. and why some perform feats, remaining true to their principles, while others break down and give these questions worried gogol, the director, vladimir bortka, also reflects on this in his film. give me service itself is impossible, as it only exists in the world. i will run to fulfill it. show me to do what a man cannot do. i made your name father. comrades shch. now it's not like that. i have no one else reason to go to the cinema. the outstanding acting work of bohdan stupe, awarded the golden eagle for the best male role, the artist created the image of an ataman who is unbending by any trials, for whom service is a responsibility to the motherland. means so much more than family ties or fatherly love, true beard to you sell yours taras bulba is a dramatic , sometimes even tough story about people for whom the struggle for the mothe

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tara, there is a headline and another headline about how those with lower income levels here also do so bell wants to punish these people already having a difficult time by making them pay more money in taxes they probably don't have, correct? >> this is true. he represents a portion of providence as a state senator and he put forward the bill and on tuesday morning, someone gave it to me and i said, this doesn't sound right. specifically when there's all this talk in parts of providence about being some of the lowest vaccinated rates, tough to get back to work, and also this whole idea of equity, that they don't have access sometimes to the vaccination, so that should be the push, that has been the push for quite some time, so to put a bill out that says anyone over 16 who is working and rhode island face-to-face with the public, you have to be vaccinated, you have to consent, or you get punished in the wallet, right, $50 a month to infinity and beyond, who knows when because the bill doesn't say when it would end, also double your personal income tax that if your employer was someo

tara sits at number one. of course, gino is right under her at number 2.this is shaping up to be a classic and i can't wait to be there front and center. but for now live outside of the target center, i'm jason dumas, scrum for sports. alright, jca 2 legendary bet. you're glad it's a >> snowing there in minneapolis, right? looking good. it's called a yeah. all right. well, stay warm. you know what to from philly. hence the turtleneck, steph and curry just announced the new little town libraries. it's a new effort to >> distribute more than 50,000 free books throughout oakland. they just unveiled the first of these reading stations at franklin elementary. the curry say that the libraries will have culturally appropriate stories that will reflect the daily lives of students throughout oakland, literacy rates among black and brown students have fallen dramatically through the pandemic. and the curry say that they might try and turn things around. >> the importance of that is that from kindergarten through 3rd grade, you know, making sure that you're reading y

tara poke some fun at gino. on thursday. said, hey, you come benefits from some east coast bias. i know we're playing a lot of the country is sleeping. but guess what? we're on the west coast is beautiful. i can swim outdoors all year round while storrs connecticut is getting pounded with snow. so everyone laughed at that. so it's going to be a very fun matchup for now. we're at the target center reporting for kron. 4 sports. i'm jason dumas. got all of the weather out here. the run tmc takeover of the naismith basketball hall of fame. >> is complete that he in that legendary trio. former warrior tim hardaway is set to join em that richmond and see chris mullins in the hall. he will be inducted with this year's class. hardaway was drafted by golden state in 1989 and play for the dubs until he was traded to miami during the 95 96 season in his 14 year career, he was named an all-star 5 times. let's talk some high school hoops. the nationals, 8 seeded prolific prep there out of napa taking on first seeded sunrise academy, 2 st

and businesses belonging to the suspects' family only during the search of one of the apartments of taras wife, investigators seized more than 108,000 us dollars, 8.5 thousand euros, more than 18 thousand russian rubles, as well as documents for real estate objects and bank cards, investigative actions are ongoing, those searches are taking place within the framework of implementation on suspicion of illegal sand mining at two quarries in oblast, the purpose of the investigation is also to establish whether the financing actually took place due to the activities of these enterprises, or whether the armed aggression of russia against ukraine was financed in verkhovyna , that in prykarpattia, at the beginning of the war, an aid station for displaced people was operational, dozens of people come there to get help for themselves, some of their relatives visited there and our carpathian correspondents anna kudryashova came to verkhovyna from mykolaiv, she says she used to rest here and decided to escape the war with her family here, it is beautiful and clean air argues the woman. she doesn’t c

i will kill you and wrote a long time ago the great russian writer the key role of taras bulba in theape was played by the soviet most famous ukrainian artist bogdan stupka it was a samurai to die in battle. this was the highest honor for a cossack. here is your mother, two sons of taras a metaphor of two ukraines true true to the roots of the ancestor and traditions and seduced by messages and a deceptive face. west and what is my father? comrades , you are my fatherland, after a triumphant release in russia, the film even if it was subtitled on the move with great success in ukraine, there was not a single check dissatisfied, that is, the halls were full of houses, well, the authorities of ukraine called the tape sedition and banned in those years viktor chernomyrdin went to ukraine urged falsifiers not to fight history and culture. she builds their foundation, common future. there's just so much to learn. not discord is needed, not opposition to need. and unity is needed in this, our strength has always been the greatest. the fury of ukrainian nationalists caused the final scenes o

they're like tara. karina it really is gorgeous here. we've been out here for most of the day as the crowd's been growing and as you can see behind us, this is really a very busy beach surfers families everybody enjoying the day all very much pumped about this hot april day. from sandcastles to surfers the beaches of pacifica providing an escape from the heat probably gonna be here all day make a day of it. i mean the weather's like unseasonably amaz. so yeah, i'm gonna try to capitalize on that for sure. vanessa. breaky is also making a day of it at lindamar beach along with her children. i just saw that it was climbing the heat was climbing and we don't get to get to the beach too often the beach offering a break she says from their home in san francisco's bayview district inside it gets a little hot because there's not too much air conditioning so we kind of try to stay outside as much as possible and a few miles north that rockaway beach danica. hassanisi is welcoming the summer like weather along with her children. they were so exci

lviv region, in particular, law enforcement officers visited the house belonging to the family of taras the cossack in the village of sokilnyky near lviv, information about the searches was confirmed in the territorial administration of the city's police department, it is also known about investigative actions in apartments and businesses belonging to the family of the suspects only during the search of one of the apartments of taras 's wife kozik, investigators seized more than 108 thousand us dollars, 8.5 thousand euros, more than 18 thousand russian rubles, as well as documents for real estate objects and bank cards, investigative actions ongoing, president zelenskyi received an invitation to participate in the g20 summit. he reported on his social networks that zelenskyi received the invitation during negotiations with the president of indonesia . jockovi is currently the head of the g20 group. i will remind you earlier that canada stated that the g20 cannot work normally as long as russia remains a member of it now . officially joseph biden nominated bridget bring to the post of th

all right, tara. you we are keeping you updated on any major developments on these fires when the shelter in place order was lifted today in san jose. we sent out a push alert you too can get sent to your mobile device these alerts as well. just download the abc 7 bay area and allow those notific. right moving to the weather now as we take a live look outside. you can see they're looking like a mild sunny day things though are changing abc 7 news weather. anchor or christian has more on the timing of this rain spencer. yes spring rain is on the way. dion is mild and sunny right now, but it's also pretty windy out there as you look at the current surface winds up to guss up to 46 miles per hour at sfo the approaching storm ranks one on the storm impact scale. we expect widespread light rain to begin in the early morning hours. first of the north bay then spreading to all parts of the bay area we expect less than two tenths of an inch iranian most areas and it'll be gusty at times over the hills and on

their desire to really just have productive negotiations and not to create a propaganda picture of taras, we talked a lot today about her participation in potentially this conflict, here is the u.s. ambassador to chisinau, kent longson, on the air of rtr moldova tv channel, he said that the us still sees no signs of a possible military threat to moldova after the start of russia 's invasion of ukraine. there was nothing to indicate a threat to moldova and that it could become a target of hostilities, the ambassador said, quote, we have to assess the safety of us citizens and our diplomats every day, and we share the results of these assessments with our colleagues and partners. at the same time , due to the deterioration of the security situation in occupied transnistria, a number of countries, including the us, have called on their citizens to leave immediately . this region , ambassador taras said. territory, no one is going to expel them from there, evict them and put military pressure on them. the main thing is that the war does not spread to the territory of moldova. to help myself

kriti: tara weber, wealth of knowledge joining us from bnn bloomberg.up, some covid cases in china might be starting to stabilize. that still ahead. this is bloomberg. ♪ kriti: this is "bloomber markets ." i am creating gouda with jon erlichman -- i am kriti gupta with jon erlichman. hong kong is the last of the economy is ranked as the city experiences the worst epic ever. china near the bottom amid its battle to stamp out omicron. this is such a big issue for markets. can exports get out of china making their way to the rest of the world? jon: certainly impacting so many different markets given the economic heft of china. let's get more perspective on china's covid response. amber d'souza epidemiologist, at the johns hopkins bloomberg school of public health joining as. in terms of china declining on the list of resilient economies when it comes to dealing with covid, as we watch the situation playing out in beijing what can we say about the effectiveness of those extreme lockdowns we have seen in shanghai? what can we say based on what we have seen u

taras. we are very good. thank you for the presentation. yes, the sound.be better if you had a headset. economy today i read that volodymyr putin, oh, i'm sorry, volodymyr putin already has a liver that zelensky mr. zelensky gathered a group and talked about the need to ask questions about the restoration of ukraine, well, if you understand in one phrase, when do you think it should start and the question is simple, this is such a propaganda move in whether it is realistic already now , despite the fact that we do not know when and how the war will end, from the point of view of the term, it is necessary to think about recovery. i believe that even now it is necessary to think about future steps. many countries and international organizations and are thinking about the restoration of ukraine, it is never too early to start uh, such a group has also been formed in ukraine, there are even several independent groups of economists who are also thinking about how we should revive ukraine, even though there is still a uh-uh war on the police, even though a rocke

tara campbell, abc7 news.: remember, if you would like to help people in ukraine, we've put together a list of verified groups and non-profits. sending donations and supplies to refugees. go to abc7news.com/takeaction. ama: california's drought is getting worse. according to the latest snow survey. officials record the statewide snow pack at 38% of average with the snow depth of 2 1/2 inches and one inch of snow water. that's only 4% of what we normally see in april. these past three months have been the driest on record in over 100 years. >> that is typically when our snow pack is at its peak. it -- in terms of snow water content. unfortunately, the northern sierra nevada experienced its peak snow pack in mid january. ama: the snow pack sets the stage for the year's water supply. earlier this week governor newsom ordered water agencies to implement more conservation measures. so let's get now to abc7 news meteorologist mike nicco. anything in the forecast? mike: some sprinkles. that's about it. and then recor

let me start with you, tara.f borders -- they check back and right before they have to. do you think the gop is taking a gamble here by focusing so much on these messaging bills ahead of the midterms that really are not of substance in terms of what the american people need or want. >> well, it's clear that the culture wars are back, and in full force. i feel like i'm reliving the 90s and early 2000s where you had the christian coalition and the culture conservatives, the moral majority coming back out, and really having a lot of influence and the republican party base. but this has gone really incredibly too far to the right. this type of extremist attacks on certain aspects and certain rights in this country that are already affirmed by law. it does run the risk of alienating general election voters, but it shows up the enthusiasm for republicans. this is all about the party base. now, when they need to be careful about and certain, and other districts, because everything is so close in the house on the senate

tara: that second alarm soon turning into >> a fifth alarm. >>as it stands right now, we have full accountability for all the employees that worked in the home depot. we have no reported injuries to civilians or firefighters. tara: toxic smoke and witting wins wreaking havoc -- whipping winds wreaking havoc. >> the toxicity of the smoke, is that a concern? >> we let all the people in the neighborhood shelter-in-place, keep their windows closed, turn off their air conditioning units, turn off any exterior fans. tara: crews evacuating, managing to keep the fire at bay. >> we have a trailer that is hopefully going to be able to transport a whole bunch of crates and the dogs and all the cats are safe. tara: while crews are starting to get this massivel,onrns overl be any hotspots, arabs. carter nielsen lives nearby and couldn't believe how quickly the flames group. >> drug -- grew. >> dropped my kid off at a friends house in 15 minutes later the entire building was engulfed. >> as for the cause of the fire, officials say it is likely a long way fr

campbell has been following this story and joins us live tonight in the newsroom tara. yeah, jr. a few weeks ago. i spoke with a redwood city resident who is volunteering at the border at the time. she described it. as overwhelming and tonight you'll hear from a local nonprofit. also helping out describing the situation as unsustainable. you thousands of ukrainian refugees landing in? to mexico, but waiting to cross into the united states volunteers helping to provide everything from transportation and translations to food and shelter redwood city resident oya crashnik has been on the ground for several weeks. we spoke with her soon after her arrival. that's another ending chasing or chasing our tail trying to make sure that these people are have a place to sleep that's decently safe-ish the us is welcoming up to 100,000 ukrainian refugees so far about 15,000 have arrived the majority through the southern border igor markov is a director with nova, ukraine a palo alto based nonprofit convenient side of the mexico route was the number of people were like and all right co

tara: urban alchemy is not ready to make a statement or talk about this shooting yet, but this afternoon, i was able to confirm with a source that one of the 10 volunteers was shot in the tenderloin. police are not releasing details on this shooting except to say that it happened around 2:00 this afternoon. the city contracts urban alchemy to help keep the streets of the tenderloin safe. volunteers are posted throughout the neighborhood, and it is not the first time one of them has been shot. in february, onewest shot in the shoulder in broad daylight. >> we definitely need to step up our presence, both our wellness teams and police and a number of other resources in order to ensure safety. tara: we did reach out to the mayor's office in hopes of getting a response to the shooting but we have yet to hear back. police say they are searching for the suspect, who fled the scene. the condition of the victim is unclear at this time, but we will keep up-to-date on this story and update you as we learn more. ama: in the south bay, a second court appearance in two days for the pair suspected of

we talked to lexi lacey, tara vanderveer, all of them right after she with pick. we will have that sound for you at the 8 o'clock hour. all right. the forty-niners made a move today at wide receiver san francisco side x cowboy wide receiver malik turner turner didn't get much playing time in a crowded wide receiver room in dallas. but when he did play, he produced he had a breakout 2nd half of the season and he looks to have a more expanded role in san francisco. so a lot going on the giants are obviously they're playing right now >> their arrival to the south, the but back to wlex cedis a great honor. she went a lot higher than some people had projected her. she had a really good ncaa tournament. she court scored 36 in the elite 8 against kansas there. i think that was actually the sweet 16 against kansas. so really cool honor to go so high in the wnba draft. great to see local products excel like that yet for sure. and she comes from a great program and tara vanderveer. she's she turns those pros out. she all right. does a great job. thank you, jason. we'll be r

they need to be killed, the former aydar intelligence chief taras radchenko was lucky.by a lucky chance, he was captured by the fighters of the dymenergo. thought it was our 3-5 minutes. they said someone would say that there are boys. how are things there in general , this one, how you smoked it here, then you realized, uh, a second remark. i have a weapon, in general, there was a second behind me for interfering, and he stands like that, come out, okay? a soldier came out to open the door, if the aidar man had died three on the way to escape, but this is precisely what we differ from them. he will get his exclusively according to the law made, very very many conclusions. uh, i realized that i wanted in life in the wrong direction. i should have been more with my family . i was somewhere out there in civilian life, there somewhere, well, more family, well, no matter how, well, this is our human nature, uh, appreciate when you lose the simple human desire to know what will happen? what will we wake up with tomorrow, how will the children live? will we be able to guarant

tara: urban alchemy is not ready to make a statement or talk about this shooting yet, but this afternoonwas able to confirm with a source that one of the 10 volunteers was shot in the tenderloin. police are not releasing details on this shooting except to say that it happened around 2:00 this afternoon. the city contracts urban alchemy to help keep the streets of the tenderloin safe. volunteers are posted throughout the neighborhood, and it is not the first time one of them has been shot. in february, onewest shot in the shoulder in broad daylight. >> we definitely need to step up our presence, both our wellness teams and police and a number of other resources in order to ensure safety. tara: we did reach out to the mayor's office in hopes of getting a response to the shooting but we have yet to hear back. police say they are searching for the suspect, who fled the scene. the condition of the victim is unclear at this time, but we will keep up-to-date on this story and update you as we learn more. ama: in the south bay, a second court appearance in two days for the pair suspected of kidn

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thank you, pavlo zhovnirenko, chairman board of the center for strategic studies, because taras zoftenkoal security on international security taras , are you with us? greetings. good afternoon. the risks of ending any negotiations with the russian side are now closed, the risks of completely closing down any conversations with the russians are very high. precisely because of the consequences that russia leaves behind. wherever they are, they are approximately the same, it feels like they have a method for murder and they operate in the same way in one or another territory, if this negotiation front is closed, what happens next? we must understand that these negotiations are taking place in the conditions in which they are taking place, and with the intensity of hostilities and, in fact, with the activity of the russians and at the front and does not carry out the khudayu eh, which continues firing infrastructure at civilian objects in ukraine, these negotiations from the point of view of their practical result, they actually have such a more political ritual character, yes. that is, well

up with no plans of slowing down delivery tara campbell abc 7 news also, great. yeah.ht something else. that's great, dan. we have a trifecta of the rain coming. that's right. abc 7 news meteorologist, san diego patel is here. yeah, dan and deon it is really wonderful to see the series of storms coming through here over the next seven days besides this one. we have three more coming. so let's look at live doppler 7 and we're gonna talk about what's happening right now. so as we get you into street level radar in san francisco, you will notice mission street right around the sunset district street it is wet heading towards skyline boulevard moraga, emeryville berkeley out towards castro valley crow canyon road. definitely watch out slippery roads in the north bay, san rafael to mill valley sir, francis drake boulevard fairfax, lucas valley area rainfall totals so far try close to an inch there in ukiah, but obviously everyone else less than that 4,500 in santa rosa a hundredth of an inch in san jose. we're still counting. these are just rainfall amounts so far. comforta

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abc seven news reporter tara campbell has more on the shooting. tara: urban alchemy is not ready to make a statement or talk about the shooting. police are releasing few details on the shooting except to say it happened around 2:00 at the 300 block of turk street. for those of you unfamiliar with urban alchemy, the city contracts the nonprofit to help keep the streets of the tenderloin safe. ambassadors are posted throughout the neighborhood and it is not the first time one of them has been shot. in late february 1 was shot in the shoulder in broad daylight. at the time we spoke to the mayor about the incident. >> we are going to need to step up our presence, our wellness teams, police, and other resources to ensure safety. tara: we reached out to the mayor's office in the hopes of getting a response to the shooting, but have yet to hear back. police are searching for a suspect who fled the scene. as for the condition of the victim, it is unclear at the -- this time. we will update you as we learn more. kara campbell, abc 7 news. j.r.: in the sout