nick thorpe in hunua very closely indeed. nick thorpe in hungary and _ very closely indeed. closely indeed. nick thorpe in hungary and kasia madera - very closely indeed. nick thorpe in hungary and kasia madera in - very closely indeed. nick thorpe in i hungary and kasia madera in poland, thank you. in russia, the leading political opposition figure, alexei navalny, has said from jail that russians should protest daily against the war. mr navalny has long been the most prominent face of russian opposition to president vladimir putin. 0ur correspondent jenny hill in moscow. what has alexei navalny been saying? he is urging russians to take to the streets and, in his words, fight for peace. he has even given timings, seven o'clock every weekday evening and two o'clock at weekends. mystic navalny, who of course was poisoned with a nerve agent in 2020, has long been a thorn in the side of the kremlin —— mr navalny put it but it's difficult to predict what kind of affect his call will have because people have been protesting and the authorities have been cracking down. just yeste

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this effort to remove thorpe from office.le i hope the best for him and his family. but i do believe he should step down deal with these issues and then see what the future holds for him. some council members weren't happy that thorpe didn't give them advance notice when he appointed a veteran san francisco police commander to become interim police chief in antioch last month, the deadline to gather enough signatures for the recall is may 11th. 8 46. let's get you outside. and i hope you've enjoyed the 1st 15 minutes of spring. there it is. the golden gate bridge and all its glory and yes, spring is sprung. and it's gonna get hot. let's check in with rosemary and get your forecast. you can leave that up forever. by the way, yes, that is a beautiful view. the golden gate bridge on this first day of spring sort of a harmonious transition with you know, we've got almost 12 hours of daylight, almost 12 hours of evening and a warm up coming our way that is going to be quite significant. here's another view. from ktvu across the oa

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. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe faces legal issues and calls to resign. arrested the mayor for driving under the influence earlier this morning. and the mayor has acknowledged the arrest and a lapse in judgment, but at this time is not indicated any indication that he intends to step down. kron 4 sweep to call shares what we know. last night. >> after having dinner with friends, i pulled over by california highway patrol. the chp confirms antioch mayor lamar thorpe was arrested and cited for 2 violations related to driving under the influence. he was later released from custody. >> it happened at around one 15 saturday morning. well, thorpe was driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill. work release the reported video message on social media taking responsibility for his i never felt inhibited by the drink. i have my dinner. >> and if the site for the last judgment and i hope that you can forget thorpe was the only person in the car and he was not involved in the collision. he was elected in november 2020, born in prison and

mayor thorpe is a vocal advocate for police reform. he recently appointed an interim chief, bringing in someone from outside the department move. some council members say they weren't made aware of beforehand. recall backers like kathy cabrera say a big issue is an understaffed police department something she says the mayor isn't working to fix. there's no clear answer as to why he won't work to get us up to staff with the police department. some of the biggest issues and is facing is crime. in his video apology, mayor thorpe told voters they have his full commitment that he will learn and grow from this transgression, but it could be a mistake that helps recall backers get the extra signatures that they need. by may 11th. to get that recall on the november ballot, andre interesting that this comes during this recall effort. all right, thank you so much. appreciate it. the answer . you are, whether in a live look outside of our oakland studios here across the oakland estuary, you can see they're all of those clouds hovering even though

antioch mayor lamar thorpe faces legal issues and calls to resign after police arrested the mayor for driving under the influence earlier this morning. thank you so much for joining us here durina kron. 4 news at 6. i'm justine waltman. jonathan mccall is off tonight. now the mayor has acknowledged the arrest and a lapse in judgment, but at this time has not indicated any intention to step down as the city's top leader kron 4 all shares. now what we know. last night. >> after having dinner with friends, pulled over by california highway patrol. the chp confirms antioch mayor lamar thorpe was arrested and cited for 2 violations related to driving under the influence. he was later released from custody. >> it happened at around one 15 saturday morning. well, thorpe was driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard and conquer. >> release the reported video message on social media, taking responsibility for his i never felt inhibited by the drink. i have my dinner. >> and if the site for the last judgment and i hope that you can forget the work was the only person in the car and

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nick thorpe re ”ortin the future. thank you.d plans to gradually end its involvement in all russian oil, gas and petroleum. the british firm said it would immediately stop all spot purchases of russian crude oil, and would shut its service stations in the country. live now to our business editor, simonjack, in london. first, tell us more about shell's announcement. the decision to buy a consignment of russian oil, in the spot market, the immediate cash market last week got immediate cash market last week got immediate condemnation, social media outrage and comments from when ukraine tainted that russian oil not smell of ukrainian blood? they apologise for doing that today and said they would not make any more purchases of discounted russian oil as other people have been shunning it. they would also shut their service stations. both of those quite easy to do but longer term, getting out of these long—term supply contracts for oil and gas is a very complex business and the company tells me it could take weeks, months or even longe

over near the monument boulevard exit in pleasant hill thorpe did not crash his car and chp did not mention what his blood alcohol level was you have my full commitment that i will grow and this moment and continue to work diligently on behalf of the residents of antioch marathorpe declined a request for an interview deferring to the video. he put out saturday morning. the mayor is also facing a recall effort that is currently collecting signatures from antioch residents and some residents. we spoke with tonight. say the news of this has been disappointing to hear surprise and disappointment mostly, but other than that, i hope he gets better and learns from it kobe battle lives in antioch and says, he likes the mayor but doesn't agree with his recent actions understand that everybody makes mistakes. but as a mayor you have to try your hardest to make a better representation of your city the team in charge of the recall says they have over 4,000 out of the near 10,000 signatures needed to hold a special election, but with the recent news some on the city council think the mayor shoul

overall, however, one council member is calling for thorpe to resign. city spokesperson declined to comment on the mayor's arrest. all right. switching gears this afternoon, it's about 12, 11. we want to take a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. it is a beautiful, clear day across the bay area. perfect. welcome for spring as it arrived yesterday morning kron on meteorologist dave spahr is standing by some details on the warm up that we're dealing with a day. >>well, a good day. a good day, everybody. blue skies. we see also the east bay shoreline a little bit the way some high cloudiness just a touch. but the warm up the still yet to happen. you can see the traffic going up and around us as you'll notice from the storm tracker temperature. check for us. most readings are in the 60's for now. but antioch already at 70, it's going continue to climb 50's on the east bay shoreline. fremont. 63 62 san jose. just a contrast from 24 hours ago or so. we're in some cases a half a dozen degrees ahead of those inland spots already starting to raise ahead

in his video apology, mayor thorpe told voters. they have his full commitment that he will learn and grow from this transgression. but it could be a mistake that helps recall backers get the added signatures they need by may 11th to get that recall on the november ballot. greg liggins, ktvu fox two news. the russian invasion. russian troops appeared to be making gains tonight in their effort to seize more control of ukraine. they moved farther into the city of mary, a poll where a new round of missile strikes happen. video posted to social media today gives you an idea of what some of the sections of the city look like a complete takeover of mary a pool battlefe . ukrainian presidentr zelensky used a recorded speech tonight to call the siege. of mary apollo war crime. hours before that, his office released another video of the president, asking russian president vladimir putin to hold peace talks with him directly. president zelensky appeared to be going outside or outside on the streets in that video of kiev when he recorded it. a

nick thorpe, bbc news, in isaccea in the danube delta.warned that russian forces could make another attempt to get from the outskirts into the capital, kyiv, in the next few days. kira rudik, who is the leader of the opposition golos party, told my colleague sean lay that residents are doing everything possible to repel them. i'm on my way right now because an hour ago there has been another rocket hit and we are getting there together with my team to see if there is anyone needing help and what is going on the ground. we are about to arrive right now. we think that putin definitely changed tactics. he tried to take kyiv by the ground last week but the attempt failed on the outskirts of the city, and his forces were pushed back in all directions. we will bring you more of that later. we will take your life to president zelensky. translation: , , translation: very intertwined, very close. translation: very intertwined, very close- always — translation: very intertwined, very close. always will _ translation: very intertwined, very close. a

robert connor says citizens are collecting signatures to recall thorpe. >> i think it's ridiculous. he's getting drunk at parties and we have shootings everywhere, businesses boarded up, and they're acting like it's a joke. they're goofing off. >> you have my full commitment that i will grow and learn from this moment and continue to work diligently on behalf of residents of antioch. >> reporter: the recall election has until may 11th to gather signatures to qualify for the ballot. len ramirez, kpix 5. >> according to chp, the mayor was released two hours after being taken into custody. >>> tonight arson investigators in the south bay are looking into what caused a huge vacant building to go up in flames. the structure caught fire yesterday morning, and today crews used heavy equipment and hoses to put out the occasional hot spots. firefighters plan to keep a close eye on that for the next couple of days. the rain helped today. people living nearby said they couldn't believe the amount of damage and destruction. >> oh my. this is horrible damage. it's just so surprising that it went

had with dinner, i'm deeply sorry for the lapse in judgment and i hope that you can forgive me. >> thorpe says he was pulled over on the way home from having dinner with a friend. the arrest happened at around 1:15 this morning on 680 in pleasant hill. he's pledging to learn and grow from that incident. >>> new at 11:00, a former apple employee accused of taking millions of dollars from the company. federal prosecutors say he worked for the tech company for ten years. they say he exploited his position in the global service supply chain department to accept illegal payments, stealing equipment and laundering money. he's being charged with defrauding apple out of $10 million. he is set to appear in court on thursday. >>> it continues to be painful and inescapable. filling up your gas tank. we're keeping a close eye on prices and they are still climbing. take a look here. today the average price is $5.84. that's 4 cents more than yesterday. and about 10 cents more than last week. in chicago, one church organized a gas give-away today to help ease the pain at the pump. new life covenant sout

nick thorpe, bbc news, sihastria monastery, romania. significant talks are taking place.ep a close eye on that today as those talks get under way in istanbul. let's catch up with all the latest sports news. hello, i'm mark edwards with your sport. christian eriksen will captain denmark in a friendly match against serbia on tuesday when he plays at parken stadium in copenhagen for the first time since suffering a cardiac arrest there during last year's european championship. kasper schmeichel, who's been the stand—in captain for the national side in the absence of the injured simon kaer, made the suggestion to hand the armband to eriksen, and it's set to be an emotional occasion for him — the brentford playmaker collapsed on the field at the stadium in the danish capital during the match against finland, and was later told he was gone from this world for five minutes. it's something that you can't prepare, i think. it's just going to be one of the moments. the reception obviously in holland was very big and my expecting, of course, it's going to be even bigger here. this i

nick thorpe, bbc news, in izakcha in the danube delta.ames reynolds spoke to jan egeland about the situation facing the 10 million people who have been displaced by the conflict. we are beginning to grasp the extent of this catastrophe in europe. we have to go back to the second world war to have anything comparable and i don't think even at that time you would see more than 3 million people were displaced per week. it is three and a half weeks since this started and now 10 million people have had to flee their homes, flee all that they hold dear. it is mind—boggling. still, of course, there are more than 30 million people left behind and many of them are in the crossfire, many people in mariupol in the east of the country cannot leave the devastation. it is just beyond belief. what lessons have you drawn from the refugee experience in syria, which has experienced 11 years of civil war and what lessons might be useful for this crisis? there are many similar lessons really. unfortunately, from these two wars, the first one is it is madness

california highway patrol arrested lamar thorpe early saturday morning. kron four's fully to call has the latest. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe declined to answer direct questions about his arrest saturday morning for driving under the influence. but he did release a recorded message on social media acknowledging his lapse in judgment. he your mayors and the great honors of my life and i'm sorry. i have a bear suit anyway. you have my full commitment growing learn from this moment. he goes on to say that he did not feel impaired by the one drink. he had dinner with a friend regardless. he was arrested by the california highway patrol just after one 15 in the morning while driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill was the only person in the car and was not involved in the collision. he was arrested later released and cited for 2 violations related to wind that could for responsibility. he was elected in november 2020. >> born in prison and raised by a foster family store is a u.s. navy veteran and his supporters have praised h

with my dinner, i'm deeply sorry for the lapse in judgment and i hope that you can forgive me. >> thorpeled over on the way home from having dinner with a friend. the arrest happened around 1:15 saturday morning on 680 in pleasant hill. he's pledging to learn and grow from that incident. >>> it was an emotional night as family and friends gathered to remember 8-year-old sophia mason. the little girl from hayward was reported missing and later found dead at a home in merced. as "today in the bay's" marianne favro reports, her family and the community help everyone start to heal. >> reporter: tonight the focus was not just on remembering sophia, but making important changes in the future to better protect children. her family says sophia mason was a bright, vibrant 8-year-old who loved dancing. they called her so-so. >> a sweet, wonderful girl, like as mynever have known outside o through all that she had. she was so wonderful and so ead in a merced home. sophia's mother, samantha johnson, is accused of murder and police are still searching for her boyfriend, dhante jackson. tonight sophia

however, one council members calling for thorpe to resign.on declined to comment on the mayor's arrest. a developing story here after passing in the senate unanimously last week, legislation to make daylight saving time permanent. it may have hit a snag leaders on both sides of the aisle have made clear they're not in a rush to act on this legislation with some citing the focus on the crisis unfolding in ukraine. a few members of the house have started to call for more research into the post measure before signing on to the push. one congresswoman says though she's got mixed reactions from her constituents over the idea under the newly passed proposal, daylight saving time would be made permanent. it would start in november of next year, but some people are worried it would keep a lot of cities in the dark until about 08:00am for a few months out of the year. so they're really trying to wait on this one. all right. let's talk about our forecasting a live look outside on this first monday of spring. we've got blue skies, everything looking rea

mayor lamar thorpe is facing legal issues and calls to resign. tonight police arrested thorpe for driving under the influence earlier this morning, the mayor has acknowledged the arrest and a lapse in judgment, but at this time has not indicated any intention to step down as the city's top leader kron 4 sweep to has the latest. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe declined to answer direct questions about his arrest saturday morning for driving under the influence. but he did release a recorded message on social media acknowledging his lapse in judgment. he your mayors and the greatest honors of my life. and i'm sorry. i haven't bears to anyway. you have my full commitment grow and learn from this moment. he goes on to say that he did not feel impaired by the one drink. he had dinner with a friend regardless. he was arrested by the california highway patrol just after one 15 in the morning. well, driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill was the only person in the car and was not involved in the collision. he was arrested l

nick thorpe in siret, thank you. watch with foreboding. many residents have stayed, some to pick up guns to fight, others to help in whatever way they can. 0ur chief international correspondent lyse doucet met two people joining the effort to sustain the city's morale. in the heart of kyiv, in st sophia's square, thousands of tulips. a trident takes shape, a three—pronged spear. it's our symbol, the symbol of ukraine and once more symbol of peace and of our country, for one side we want to stay in peace but for another, all of us are ready to stay and to defend our country. and so many people have left kyiv, especially women and children. why are you still here? i don't want to go anywhere. my grand—grand—grandfathers, mothers were born and died in my city and for me kyiv is my heart and i understand and i am absolutely sure that people who have small children, they must leave because it's not possible to stay when bombs will come, putin, i don't know. when you see what's happening to mariupol and kharkiv and so many

nick thorpe, bbc news.led the fighting. a short time ago i spoke tojoe english from the charity. he's in lviv in the west of ukraine where they're working to provide support to children affected by the war. indeed, it could be anywhere in the world. what you can see behind me is the bomb shelter. every day i have been here we have had air raid sirens go off and when that happens, they find their parents and stop what they're doing and make their way into that shelter. and this is one of the safe parts of the country where people have been fleeing from elsewhere. as we continue to see these devastating attacks on schools and hospitals and places where children are meant to be kept safe, we will continue to see children making dangerous journeys does unicef have staff in mariupol? we don't have staff there, it has been described as apocalyptic and hell on earth and there are almost not strong enough words to describe the situation. we have had reports and not been able to verify them but a little girl dying f

nick thorpe, bbc news.oucet, who's in kyiv for us now. where do things now stand in this conflict? well, we have to highlight that this war, now in its fourth week, has a human toll that is absolutely staggering, at a speed and scale that no one expected, most of all ukrainians. as you just heard from a refugee who has crossed over into hungary, nowhere is safe any more. not children sheltering in a theatre in mariupol, not people queueing for bread in the north, not people living in high—rise apartment blocks here on the north—western edges of kyiv and in many other cities. homes and lives have been shattered every single day. that is the reason why today in new york, the un security council will hold a special session to focus on a humanitarian catastrophe unfolding here. there are certain to be another call for an end to this war, but here on the ground, the focus in terms of humanitarian relief is on trying to rescue people trapped by the shelling. there are nine corridors that are going to be open from

thorpe did not crash his car, and c.h.p. did not mention what his blood alcohol level was. >> you have my full commitment that i will grow and learn from this moment and continue to work diligently on behalf of the residents of antioch. reporter: the mayor declined a request to the interview, deferring to the video he put out saturday morning. the mayor is also facing a recall effort that is currently collecting signatures from antioch residents. >> surprise and disappointment mostly. but other than that, i hope he gets better and learns from it. reporter: kobe lives in antioch and likes the mayor, but doesn't agree with his recent actions. >> i understand that everybody makes mistakes, but as a mayor you have to try your hard toast make a better representation of your city. reporter: the team in charge of the recall says they have over 4,000 out of the near 10,000 significant neurosis needed to hold a special election. with the recen se on the city >> we need our elected officials to be held to a hig>> colember r thorpe has

nick thorpe, bbc news, sihastria monastery, romania.ine. jane, back to you in the studio. thank you, ben brown. the queen hasjoined other members of the royal family at a memorial service commemorating the life of the duke of edinburgh, who died last year at the age of 99. the event was far larger than prince philip�*s funeral, which was held during tight coronavirus restrictions. there had been uncertainty about about whether the queen would be able to attend, because of mobility issues. here�*s our royal correspondent nicholas witchell. fanfare. she has arrived at westminster abbey on so many occasions. and national events. this, though, was different, very much more personal. discomforts and mobility issues such aside, the queen virtually the thanksgiving for a beloved husband, a man who was a constant presence in her life for their 73 years of marriage. the queen made her way to her seat by the shortest route, accompanied by the shortest route, accompanied by the duke of york. shejoined virtually the entire british royal family, fou

nick thorpe, bbc news, budapest.lmets on, we had what sounded like artillery fire. our security is telling us within maybe six or seven kilometres from here, very close indeed. you can hear the air raid sirens, that is the kind of danger that means hospitals are making special arrangements to continue treating patients underground. graham satchell has been to one children's hospital treating cancer patients below the surface in the city. a teenage boy, injured in a russian attack. he's been brought to the children's hospital in kyiv. the boy is operated on and stabilised. just a week ago, none of the staff here could have imagined the situation they are now in. at this moment we are actually exhausted. we are tired because we live at work 21w. baby cries. there are normally 600 babies and children at this hospital. most have now been evacuated to safer parts of the country. but still there are more than 200 children here. they've been moved out of the wards, away from windows for their own safety. some are in beds, o

nick thorpe, bbc news, beregsurany. nick thorpe on the hungarian side of the border.my colleague kasia madera, who's on the polish side of the border with ukraine. poland has ta ken poland has taken in the most refugees so far, fleeing the fighting here. how are authorities coping there? it is fighting here. how are authorities taping there?— fighting here. how are authorities coin: there? , ., ., coping there? it is a huge movement, to galvanise — coping there? it is a huge movement, to galvanise emergency _ coping there? it is a huge movement, to galvanise emergency services, - to galvanise emergency services, fire brigade, the police force and a massive amount of volunteers have been tirelessly working to help these people. we are right next to these people. we are right next to the border, just a few minutes away from here, and buses every couple of minutes turn up and bring people to the border. they come here, they are tired and bewildered, they are exhausted. because those stories we are hearing our of days of waiting on the border itself. the bus then unload t

california highway patrol arrested lamar thorpe early yesterday morning.r thorpe declined to answer direct questions about his arrest saturday morning for driving under the influence. but he did release a recorded message on social media acknowledging his lapse in judgment. he your mayors and the great honors of my life and i'm sorry. i have embarrassed in any way. you have my full commitment growing learn from this moment. he goes on to say that he did not feel impaired by the one drink. he had dinner with a friend regardless. he was arrested by the california highway patrol just after one 15 in the morning while driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill was the only person in the car and was not involved in the collision. he was arrested later released and cited for 2 violations related to wind that could for responsibility. he was elected in november 2020. >> born in prison and raised by a foster family is a u.s. navy veteran and his supporters have praised his work in police reform and for bringing body cameras to the poli

nick thorpe has been speaking to some of those making the journey. in the north from romania to the south like a knife. so many people are fleeing ukraine, it's easy to miss the few returning by river ferry. you still need a ticket if you're going the wrong way. it's a romanian ship flying the ukrainian flag as a courtesy. irina is one of the passengers, a lawyerfrom kyiv. she's just taken her twin children to safety in germany. now she's on her way back to fetch her mother. i have a happy life in ukraine. my native language is russian. but i don't want putin to protect me. i don't know his protection. ukraine was a great country. but now everything is ruined and i don't know when we will stay in my house in safety. i don't know when i can come back to ukraine. the ferry docks and a dozen or so people disembark. barely an hour later, the ferry fills with refugees. irina and her mother, natalya, among them. many are from 0desa, but there are also some from mykolaiv, the city further east still blocking any russian advance along the coast. they came by

miss thorpe, val navarra, but the 2 cities of fall from the only areas devastated by russian bombardment zalinski has been pleading with nato to set up a no fly zone. to stop russian asked, writes like this one outside, keith. but nato has ruled that out and will out war in europe. that's what the alliance wants to avoid. according to u. s. secretary of state and the blinking, he may go the only way to actually implement something like a no fly zone. a is to send nato planes into ukrainian air space and to shoot down russian plants that are crudely teufel flesh, war. and in europe. prism bite has been clear that we are not going to get into a war with russia as fighting and to the 10th day the situation, ukraine becomes more and more desperate casualties, amounting and over 1000000 people have now fled the country. there are reports of severe food and water shortages in some cities, including keith in the occupied city of been let to paul to the south russian soldiers handout food. it's the 2nd city in ukraine said to be under the invaders control after hassan with russian forces on the

nick thorpe, bbc news, budapest.ondemn moscow's invasion. the first batch of aid, being delivered through the chinese red cross, left beijing yesterday. it includes food and daily necessities, such as cutlery, blankets and towels. and there will be more on the situation here in a question time ukraine special. that's at 8pm tonight on bbc one. that's all from me in lviv. back to the studio in london. in the last hour, the defence secretary, ben wallace, has announced the uk is increasing its supply of weapons to ukraine to help it defend itself. mr wallace told mps britain is to send more anti tank missiles as well as looking at other weapon supplies. 0ur defence correspondent jonathan beale is here, so the uk really stepping up military aid. we already know that they sent 2000 of these anti—tank weapons to ukraine and there is some evidence that they are already being used to destroy russian armour. that number will increase to 3615 of these and in addition to that they are also sending a small consignment of javeli

. >> reporter: citizens are collecting signatures to recall thorpe and a school board president. >> hes getting drunk at parties, to in trouble with the police and we have serious issues here. we have shootings everywhere. we have businesses boarded up and they are acting like it is a joke. they are goofing off. >> you have my commitment that i will grow from this moment and world work diligently on behalf of residence. >> reporter: the effort has until may 11 two catherine 9500 signatures to qualify for the ballot. kpix 5. >> questions will be fielded about the campaign. they will be available up a parking lot across from starbucks from 9:00 am until 2:00 pm. >>> firefighters are at a smoldering building in campbell. the building is at the center of an arson investigation. a vacant 72,000 square-foot building caught fire on friday. as we report, the firefight is not over just yet. >> reporter: more than a day after this fire ignited, there are fire crews still on scene. the building is still smoldering and hotspots have popped up all throughout the day. with help from a construction c

[habla en inglÉs] paola: el alcalde de antioch, lamar thorpe, confirmÓ en su cuenta de twitter que fuela bahÍa. quÉ hacer si encuentra al ladrÓn?, veamos. reportera: vÍdeos en donde una vÍctima intenta detener a un ladrÓn se hicieron virales en redes sociales. recibimos fotos en whatsapp y es que los crÍmenes de oportunidad siguen en aumento en el Área de la bahÍa. >> la policÍa recomienda mantener una distancia segura y no confrontar al sospechoso. reportera: podrÍa ser peligroso. >> podrÍa ser asesinado. muchos incidentes ocurren con personas armadas. reportera: aconseja llamar al 9—1—1. >> conocer el lugar en donde estÁ para que pueda decirle al 9—1—1 y asÍ mandar a los oficiales al lugar correcto. una descripciÓn de los sospechosos. reportera: cuidado porque puede terminar incriminado. >> si alguien usa un arma de fuego para defenderse, podrÍa ir a la cÁrcel tambiÉn. reportera: las autoridades aconsejan no dejar nada a la vista que sea de valor, ya que los ladrones podrÍan estar pendientes. sin embargo, los oficiales seÑalan que las consecuencias para los ladrones no son muy duras.

nick thorpe, bbc news, on the hungary—ukraine border.s have crossed into poland, more than half a million have fled ukraine. the bbc�*s kasia madera is on the poland—ukraine borderfor us now. what is the process want someone who has left ukraine crosses the border, then what happens to them? well. then what happens to them? well, with such a — then what happens to them? well, with such a high _ then what happens to them? well, with such a high number— then what happens to them? well, with such a high number of - then what happens to them? in with such a high number of people coming into poland and such a very short amount of time, if you think about it, isjust short amount of time, if you think about it, is just over a week that this has all started and alreadyi million people have been on the move, most of them coming into poland, an entire infrastructure system has been created with the help of fire services, with the police services and also a huge number of volunteers who have got together and are helping people onto the next leg of

la more thorpe apologized and took full responsibility for what happened. >> i take full responsibilityl, i am limited in what i can share with you, but i felt it was important to be open and direct with you. although i never felt inhibited by the drink i had with my dinner, i'm deeply sorry for the laps in judgment and i hope that you can forgive me. >> thorpe says he was pulled over on the way home from having dinner with a friend. the arrest happened on 680 in pleasant hill. he's pledging to earn and grow from the incident. >>> and an emotional remembrance in hayward was held for 8-year-old sophia mason. she was found dead last week in merced. her mother, samantha johnson, is accused of murdering her and police are still searching for her boyfriend, dhante jackson. her family says she reported warning signs to police and child protective services. police confirmed they received reports of possible abuse, but state agents decided to leave sophia with her mother. her family is joining forces with community members to make sure children are better protected in the future. >>> in oakland

the chp arrested a mayor lamar thorpe early saturday morning. philippe goal takes a closer look at what happened. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe declined to answer direct questions about his arrest saturday morning for driving under the influence. but he did release a recorded message on social media acknowledging his lapse in judgment. he your mayors of the greatest honors of my life and i'm sorry. have been very soon anyway. you have my full commitment grow and learn from this moment. he goes on to say that he did not feel impaired by the one drink. he had dinner with a friend regardless. he was arrested by the california highway patrol just after one 15 in the morning. well, driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill was the only person in the car and was not involved in the collision. he was arrested later released and cited for 2 violations related to wind. that could force possibility he was elected in november 2020. >> born in prison and raised by a foster family door is a u.s. navy veteran and his supporters h

. >>> a group of voters ramping up a recall of mayor thorpe. yesterday he broke the news of his own dui arrest that happened early morning yesterday but the voter say it is just one of many problems they have had and they are set up. critics say they have violated open meeting laws and that crime has only gotten worse in the city under leadership and the dui arrest is just the latest. >> he is done several things that violate city pile to see -- policy and he has lied about some of the he is going to do with policy and he is shown he doesn't have a regard for citizens. >> in order for the recall to make it onto the ballot, they have until may 11 to collect about 95 siatur. vihamore bud a hugewaterfro ba another curveball and as.limb reports, one city leader is hoping to stall the project by asking residents to vote on a ballot measure. >> reporter: the city council is supposed to vote on the construction of a new park sometimes the summer and a city council member wants to handle that decision-making power to the voters. >> we were surprised an

like, wow, these kids have built this gym, and jim thorpe went to school here, remember, he won the olympics was just like the good parts about carlisle. they took us to visit the cemetery. you could immediately walk in and feel like this heavy energy. the thing that really sparked this whole movement was asking why our kids are still there? it really hit like, wow, this could be my cousin, this could be my uncle. what if i didn't get to go home? it just really, like, sunk in, like, what if this was me? >> i was in a tribal council when the sicunga youth council came to give their report on their trip. it was kind of the beginning of our efforts to repatriate our tribal children from the carlisle indian school. >> it was a really hard, long journey. i mean, we really had to fight. >> we want to sincerely apologize to you for all of the issues that have led us here today. those things should never have happened. >> this is a real -- i guess a real emotional and historic day for me, you know, to be -- one, not only to be sitting here, you know, with my colleagues, you know, which is a great ho

nick thorpe, bbc news, in isaccea in the danube delta.here in lviv so it is time to check in with one of my colleagues who is in the same city. i'm joined now by zhanna bezpiatchuk from the bbc ukrainian service. i wonder how people are getting on and now here in this city almost a month after the russian invasion? first of all, people here have to learn how to get on with their lives. very often i hearfrom them they need to restore the feeling of normality within this new abnormality for the country and people all over ukraine. they should also understand these people here shoulder a huge workload. every day, the macro local authorities, they say they really need the help of international organisations like red cross and other aid organisations. people are really coping with all challenges, they receive everybody that comes here fully in other parts of the country. but for the moment we have to acknowledge that the vivre and western ukraine are working at maximum. in weeks this city might run out of resources. that is why the shipping fr

. >>> a group reof ll effort against mayor lamar thorpe. hi g. dui arrest but voters say this is just one of many problems they have had with them and they are fed up. critics say he has violated open meeting laws and the crime has only gotten worse in the city under his leadership. the dui arrest is just the latest. >> she has done several things that the raleigh city policy, he has lied to some of us about his policies about things he was going to do. he has shown that he does not have a regard for citizens. >> for the recall to make it to the ballot, organizers have until may 11th to collect nearly 9500 signatures. just give us money the los angeles police department searching for the driver of a tough after an illegal stunt in the street ended in a crash. >> they have more on the now viral video that has was upset. >> reporter:is t cg this movie. isreallife, real turdayight ho park when lapd says the driver of a rented tesla decided to jump across of baxter street before coming to a crashingstop. that is pretty much the reaction of everyone w

the chp arrested lamar thorpe early saturday morning with kron forcefully to call with the very lateststory. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe declined to answer direct questions about his arrest saturday morning for driving under the influence. but he did release a recorded message on social media acknowledging his lapse in judgment. he your mayors and the great honors of my life and i'm sorry. i have embarrassed in any way. you have my full commitment growing learn from this moment. he goes on to say that he did not feel impaired by the one drink. he had dinner with a friend regardless. he was arrested by the california highway patrol just after one 15 in the morning while driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill was the only person in the car and was not involved in the collision. he was arrested later released and cited for 2 violations related to wind that could for responsibility. he was elected in november 2020. >> born in prison and raised by a foster family is a u.s. navy veteran and his supporters have praised his work in police reform and for bring

police arrested antioch mayor lamar thorpe for driving under the influence. the mayor has acknowledged the arrest and a lapse in judgment, but at this time has not indicated any intention to step down as the city's leader kron 4 subject au has the latest. >> antioch mayor lamar thorpe declined to answer direct questions about his arrest saturday morning for driving under the influence. but he did release a recorded message on social media acknowledging his lapse in judgment. he your mayors of the greatest honors of my life and i'm sorry. have been very soon anyway. you have my full commitment that will grow and learn from this moment. he goes on to say that he did not feel impaired by the one drink. he had dinner with a friend regardless. he was arrested by the california highway patrol just after one 15 in the morning. well, driving along interstate 6.80, near monument boulevard in pleasant hill was the only person in th car and was not involved in the collision. he was arrested later released and cited for 2 violations related to wind. that could force poss

nick thorpe, bbc news, in izakcha in the danube delta.further potential air raid warnings. across the country, particularly in the south and the south—east, and in mariupol, many people will be spending another night in basements and shelters, hoping to make it through to the morning. the dead of night in normal times is when people sleep. fears come out, rational or otherwise, and war makes all of that so much worse. that's it from the deed. back now to lewis in london. thank you, james reynolds and ukraine. more than 60 workers at the decommissioned chernobyl nuclear power plant in ukraine have finally been able to leave — after being held there by russian troops for more than three weeks. they had been stuck there with members of the ukrainian national guard since february 24th when the war started and russian troops seized the facility. with the russian side unable to guarantee their safety if they tried to leave, the workers were trapped, with food and medicines in short supply. the 64 workers have been replaced by 46 employees who v

you have my full commitment grow and learn from this moment. >> thorpe was elected mayor in november of 2020, at least 2 city council members say they appreciate the mayor's response and his honesty. but one council member is calling for thought to resign. 7.35. is the time right now. other news that we're following this morning, the south bay, one person is dead after a house caught fire in san jose. you can see the house. it was burning yesterday along will shun drive a few blocks away various in the north capitol avenue intersection. fire crews responded. they had to spend about 2 hours just to get it under control. we don't know the cause yet. but again, one person found dead. >> zuckerberg, san francisco general hospital is asking for the public's help now trying to identify one of their patients. the hospital says that the man that they have is in his mid 40's. he stands about 6 feet tall, weighs about 180 pounds. he has light brown hair blue eyes, a goatee and a partially shaved head. you'll see when the image changes in a minute that he also has a tribal son tattoo on his lef

. >> a group of antioch voters ramping up the recall effort of mayor lamarr thorpe. he broke the news of his own dui arrest that happened saturday morning. voters say this is one of many problems they've had with him and they are fed up. critics say he has violated open meeting laws and the crime has only gotten worse under his leadership. the dui arrest is just the latest they say. >> he has done several things to violate city policy. he has lied to some of us about his policies and things he was going to do. he has shown he doesn't have a regard for citizens. >> in order for the recall to make it organizers have until may 11 to collect 9500 signatures. >> a new effort is underway to let voters decide whether to build the proposed oakland a's waterfront ballpark. leaders planned on the proposed $12 billion stadium but councilwoman carol fyfe thinks the project is moving too fast and may sponsor a november ballot measure so residents can have a say. the oakland a's president opposes the idea. >> the weather was near-perfect today, the official start of spring. plenty