trace? >> trace: thanks, jonathan. live in atlanta.'s bring in fox news medical contributor, dr. marc siegel, medical director at nyu langone medical center. listening to jonathan serrie, what he's saying is the cdc didn't believe the american people were smart enough to get the information so they withheld it. >> that's deeply disturbing. i know the spokesperson that released that. i don't know where that came from. i interviewed all of the last four cdc directors including this one multiple times and i've had on the record and off the record talks. i don't have the feel that dr. rochelle walensky is behind this piece. this piece is inexcusable. we need all data all the time to make our own decisions. the idea of the lack of transparency is an enormous problem and breeds distrust. where this is coming from, there's a patch york out there that jonathan serrie just said. the cdc needs to transfer from being something that looks and retrospect at something in real time during the pandemic, but trace, they've had plenty of time to do that

trace. >> trace: steve harrigan live for us, thank you.strikes take ukraine by land, air, and seek, russian president vladimir putin issuing a threat to western nations if they attempt to interfere. watch. >> those who could be tempted to intervene from outside, whoever tries to hinder us and even more so to create threats to our country, to our people, should know that russia's response will be immediate. and it will lead you to such consequences that you have never encountered in your history. >> trace: joining us now, national executive director and association of the u.s. navy, jason has national security expert. how serious should these threats be taken and what level of force is putin willing to use against the west? >> thanks, trace, great question. i think first of all we have to take him seriously. vladimir putin is saying this after having committed this violent atrocity rolling into the ukraine. he made good on that promise and he has to be condemned. he has been condemned by the world, so right now he doesn't have much to lose.

trace. >> trace: stunning, steve harrigan live for us in kyiv.nk you and directly west from where steve is to wear border is the capital lviv and that's where the correspondent mike tobin in standing by live. mike. >> people here in lviv are coming back out onto the streets with some messaging from their leadership i'm a defiant messaging saying more weapons are coming in from the partners. according to a tweet from president volodymyr zelenskyy who steve just mentioned appeared on the street in the day light with a defiant video message saying that the ukrainian people are not willing to lay down their arms and what we hear from the ukrainian people is that their intent to fight. we have seen thus far is to the east of here in the capital city of kyiv where the fighting has largely manifested itself with small arm fires going street to street art to lurching in the day starts to reveal the collateral damage in civilian structures hit. people hunkering down in the subways as that air strikes come in and the ancillary fire comes in as the sirens w

trace? >> trace: i know you are busy and let you go, but it seems to me that when people are leaving and you say that today is the unthinkable, was there a belief here from the days that you have been here that these people believed that vladimir putin was just not going to go forward with this campaign, or that diplomacy really stood a very good chance of succeeding? >> i think there was a bully from top to bottom, from people on the street to journalists who have covered the story for years, the analysts that a full-scale attack was so illogio reckless that it simply couldn't happen. it is happening, even the worst expectations. not just eastern ukraine, not just the capital, cities in the west under attack as well. full-scale major invasion, regime change likely goal. >> trace: steve harrigan, back to you as a news brakes. we've seen in kyiv people coming west out of kyiv, likely going to or near the polish border. many of them could be refugees. 44 million people in the country of ukrain

trace, back to you. >> trace: i wonder if your senses he means something else. the warning as he said again he said russia will respond immediately and there will be consequences we've never had before in your history. i'm wondering, we talk to an expert about it, if it includes cyberattacks? if it includes things russia believes it has an edge over the rest of the world on? that is something that we've never seen. you wonder what vladimir putin thinks he has in his quiver that the world hasn't seen that can give him a step up in this entire battle. >> you're right, a range of options from perhaps cyberattacks that have not been seen but keep in mind more traditional assaults. he has the potential to carry out as well. he had a major show of force before this operation took place. he and the president of belarus were in the kremlin situation room basically watching live fire exercises of ballistic missiles. this was to show once again to the world that russia when it comes to nuclear warheads, the largest power in the world. dramatic show of force on a warning t

>> trace: welcome back to our continuing coverage in the were on ukraine come on trace gallagher. are continue live stream coverage with the crisis in ukraine. 11:00 p.m. in los angeles, new intelligence reporting that russian forces are now less than 20 miles outside kyiv. we talked to steve harrigan earlier and he believes that may be 10 miles, because he can hear some distant noises. he does not know how far they are but it could be 10 miles. meanwhile, president volodymr zelenskyy released a new video message urging resistance while criticizing the lack of support from western allies. this comes as russia continues they're all out land air and sea assault on ukraine. lets go live now to steve harrigan on the ground and kyiv. steve. >> trays, daily 2 of the russian invasion of ukraine and at this point still controlling its capital city of kyiv. we heard a series of loud sharp explosions and they wear short range ballistic missile attacks and we are hearing a different sound now, much more regular, much steadier, and the very distance it sort of like a low thunder. it sounds li

great to be with you trace. >> trace: trace gallagher in for john roberts. critics accuse her of laughing off the crime crisis. union chief says it's nice she feels safe in the white house but not everybody is feeling safe. at least 16 cities set records for homicides in 2021 and dozens of police officers have been shot so far this year. we have team cox coverage. charlie hurt with his reaction in moments. >> sandra: sad state of affairs when you point to the numbers. first to jacqui heinrich at the white house. we have dug through the numbers, showed them to the viewers, it is a real thing happening in cities across america. have we heard anything more from the white house in response to the police union? >> nothing new as of this moment, sandra, but the briefing will be later on this afternoon. we'll keep an ear out for anything out of that briefing. the press secretary, jen psaki, this stemmed from her saying that the white house unfairly in her view gets a bad wrap from fox news on crime. >> on fox talking about soft on crime consequences, i mean -- what

trace is joining us. good to see you, trace. sandra smith. >> trace: trace gallagher in for john roberts. blockades in canada making travel difficult, including the ambassador bridge which connects detroit to windsor, ontario. busiest international crossing in north america, about $100 billion in goods transported across it every year. that's a bunch. >> sandra: all of this as the canadian prime minister is now calling on all members of parliament to condemn that movement, and as the biden white house pressures the canadian government to use federal powers to shut down the protests. fox team coverage begins now. first to alexis mcadams, live on the ground in ottawa. alexis, premier ford announced a state of emergency. what punishment could the protestors face? >> he announced the state of emergency in the last hour or so, hard on the protestors who don't get out of here in the next 42 hours. that means big fines and even possibly jail time. you can hear it is very loud. there is a lot of people out here voicing their opinion on

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>> that i don't know, trace.ow, as we are seeing more reports from the battlefield of the russians have been stymied, which was not really expected, because western intelligence experts were saying that kyiv would fall within 48 hours, doesn't look that way now. it will take the russians a lot longer and the ukrainians will make this a much more expensive exercise. i believe putin has to go for this because if he doesn't, he will have problems at home. >> yeah, i very quickly have about 45 seconds for you, gordon, but the u.n. security council, you just watch it and you shake your head and laugh all the time and you think what is the reasoning? what is the reason we even have this? i just, i just don't quite get it now. >> the u.n. was designed so that it can act only one all five permanent members of the security council in agreement. and so therefore it is a limited tool. is not what people say it is, which is to help enforce peace around the world. it's only when the five major powers agree and are on the same

tracee: well done thank you.nd now the nominees for performance nine actress in a leading role. jessica chastain. olivia colman. penelope cruz. nicole kidman. and kristen stewart and spencer. just two more categories left. tracee: the nominees for achievement in directing our. belfast. drive my car. licorice pizza. the power of the dog steven spielberg west side story. leslie: and finally the nominees for best picture. belfast. drive my car. dune. licorice pizza. nightmare alley. the power of the everybody please make sure to watch the oscars on march 27. go to oscars.org to learn more how you can vote and get your favorite moment featured on this year's telecast. leslie: it was exciting to wake up with you, i cannot wait for oscar night. tracee: what a treat. you are already dressed. reggie: it always is fun and a bit of a train wreck. the pronunciations are bit off, but that's how it goes. >> leslie is really funny. reggie: you can watch the oscars live right here in abc 7, all the action happening on march 27

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i will add my thanks to trace, as well and also note the good news for america is that trace is representative of his generation and there are lots of wonderful young people in my state and i know across the country really advocating for the mental health of their peers and in new hampshire it's very true. i actually had a 9-year-old look at me one day and say what are you doing about mental health, senator? thank you, all, for just being the kind of advocates that make a difference. i want to touch on a few topics that have been discussed but i want to drill down a little bit and let me start with ms. lubarsky. in new hampshire a small pool of providers are working overtime to help the number of children with mental health needs. it's just not sustainable. we all talked about that. following up on the testimony you've already given, what are the main causes for this mental health workforce shortage in new hampshire and what can we do to help alleviate the crisis? >> thank you very much, senator hassan. i think we have all spoken to this very well this morning and now going into the afternoon.

host: pipeline hack is been traced back to russian hackers. sling what were -- explain what went wrong there. guest: the attack on colonial pipeline was a ransomware incident. some malicious actors put software onto colonial pipeline's business system that encrypted those systems. and made them inaccessible to the rightful operators. those actors demanded that colonial pipeline pay a ransom in order to get the key to unlock their data. what happened was because of the concerns about the extent of how the ransomware mayor propagated through their system they decided to shut down their pipeline and their technology systems to prevent the ransomware from spreading there. the ransomware to not actually hit the systems that run the pipeline. one you'll pipeline took the decision to do that -- colonial pipeline took the decision to that themselves. that led to the fuel disruptions and other things we saw here along the east coast. some of which ash there was not as much of a shortage as there could've been. because everybody was worried about that i

could bring us traces amount of rain. finally breaking our winter dry spell and ribs going to be a cold core storm at that because north bay mountains and even over mount hamilton, we are going to see some light snow that could be possible and accumulating just because of the very cold weather. so freezing temperatures heading our way. but the good news is we also have some light rain in sight. details on your full presidents day weekend outlook in my full forecast in just a few minutes. just in back to you. thank you. coming up here at 3 o'clock or international trip to beijing for the winter olympics is wrapping up. we're going to take a look at the possibility, though. >> of adding esports to future games. plus, the search is on for a missing woman who came to visit the bay area and has vanished. also, the desperate plea from the family who died on a hiking trail in the california eountains. we'll be california eountains. we'll be oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we'r

chantia, over to you. >> thank you, tracee.nk you to all the health care workers at beaumont and all across the country who do so much for all of us. thank you. leslie? leslie? wait, is that the official oscar pendant? and if so, why didn't i get one? >> i borrowed it from your oscar nominations gift basket. >> aw, okay. >> and now adapted screenplay, the nominees are -- "coda," screenplay by sian heder. "drive my car," screenplay by ryusuke hamaguchi and takatsuta. "dune," screenplay by john spates, denis villeneuve and eric roth. >> "the lost daughter," written by maggie gyllenhaal. >> and "the power of the dog" written by jane campion. >> here are the nominees for original screenplay. "belfast," written by kenneth branagh. >> "don't look up," screenplay by adam mckay, story by adam mckay and david sirota. >> "king richard," written by zach baylin. >> "licorice pizza," written by paul thomas anderson. >> and "the worst person in the world," written by yua kim treria. >> here are the nominees for best animated short film -- "a

it doesn't take long for a hapsburg to trace their ancestors. any one who ruled in their shoes, one palace in vienna was listed on the family tree. ah, it's a lot harder for the average citizen then we asked you if you've ever tried tracking down your ancestors and who you came up with g m a link, hal replied, saying, unfortunately, i could only find information on my german ancestors. i could find nothing about my, my ancestors, nor my spanish and lebanese family rates. from indonesia, rama l. other we are right. i would like to set up a group which would chronicle the history of our plan, the suca bung guy. tracing our origins and our values and lena gonzalez diaz had hoped for more the chooses. i got no further back than my great, great grandparents and all based on information for my grandmother and a few documents i found like best merits and death certificates. thanks for writing your dna could open the door to the past. but at what price reporter you did remote is about to do her 1st ever genetic test. the dna kit comes from ancestry. one

that's it for fox news, trace gallagher to take up our continued coverage. right now from washington. ♪ ♪ >> russia strikes. he declares the start of a military operation signaling the beginning of what the world has been fearing for months. a full-scale invasion of ukraine. the russian present claims his intentions are to save lives at same time he warned that any interference by other nations will lead to quoting here, consequences that they have never seen. ominous words that indicate eastern europe could be in for a very long, very bloody war. hello, everyone i'm trace gallagher way special coverage of the crisis. it is 10:00 p.m. here in los angeles, 1:00 a.m. in new york, 8:00 in the morning. sunrise happening just over an hour ago and we have seen it growing now for months. the buildup of russian forces along ukraine's sovereign border and those forces clearly are in play to what extent we will learn in the hours ahead. but at this hour, there are reports russian troops can be seen. we have not independently verify that. but martial law has been decla

the american forecast model is the optimistic one, saying we get barely more than a trace to up to 0.1hes of rain. i don't think this will happen. i think the european forecast model has a better handle on things, and the most optimistic scenario that shows barely more than a trace of rainfall. i think a 30% chance that any particular spot around the bay area would even pick up the trace of rain, but it's the best chance we have seen in the bay area in several weeks. passing clouds right now, no rain out of those. temperatures dropping down into the upper 50s. still 60 in san jose, but those numbers drop back down to the upper 40s by early tomorrow morning. perfect dog walking whether tomorrow for the here. temperatures in redwood city will warm up to about 70 degrees. temperatures are going to be about 5 to 7 degrees cooler for the second act of the weekend. let's check the hour by hour temperatures. the 40s with the chili is to spots dipping into the upper 30s. that we will be above 60 degrees, and mid-60s by lunch time. then temperatures will continue climbing inland into the low 70

pills and also some vitamin supplements have been found to have contain traces of a pro mrs. a. d. and so you know, there, there are many questions here. i'm glad you pointed out the, the quick response in the u. s. media, which is loving this because they love to hear russia, not just the u. s. media, but a lot of the big media because as you mentioned, there are a lot of other people, bodies, entities that have to have big questions asked of them, but it's committed valley. eva's name that's being dragged through the mud. it's her name that's trending here. and terms of the responsibility of coverage, how would you assess it? well, of course, the fact, you know, we, we've spent a dearth of facts about that. there's been a lot of vacuum stations and, and rumors. but there's been many facts. we've already raised some serious questions which need to be answered much more than they have been to date. so. but if we, if we look at, you know, who is, is losing and this camilla of obviously is, this is a horrible event. i think we can be pretty clear that the young woman has no ide

of course, if you're into the tech world and if you understand it can be traced. if you have parts of a code here and it appears here and they are again, you can trace it. and that's exactly how they did it as alter from the w business. thank you. and now to some of the other global business stories making headlines around the world, toyota has locked in almost $7000000000.00 net profit 1st 1st quarter. that's despite a global chip shortage that has led to production cuts for the japanese auto giant less toyota to lower is production goals for the full year. while it's profit forecast remains unchanged. cell phone replacement cycles are getting longer according to a study european users hold on to a smart phone for 40 months, on average. for us users, that's 24 months. that's more than 25 percent longer than it used to be. it's because of growing sustainability concerns and the trend is set to cost phone makers, billions in revenue. australia says it is standing by lithuania and made a dispute with china. the baltic country has been slapped with sanctions by china

our chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is here with the latest. trace?here is a reason tax analyst say this new proposal has a dual benefit allow congress to say they are taking the moral high ground while eventually taking home more money the ban on congressional ownership from democratic senator elizabeth warren and steve daines would ban members of congress and their spouses from owning or trading individual stocks, bonds, and securities. they would also not be allowed to take part in things like hedge funds. but they could put money in mutual funds and other widely held investments and here's the thing. the proposal would require members to either sell off individual stocks or convert them to broad based investments. they would then defer capital gains taxes until they sold those new assets or investments. for example, the executive branch already has a capital gains deferral, and the "new york post" says in 2006, when hank paulson quit as ceo of goldman sachs to become treasury secretary under george w. bush he saved about $200 million in capital ga

climate trace, trace stands for tracking real time atmosphere carbon emissions, it is one of the new possibilities opened up by artificial intelligence and machine learning. we take the data -- it's a nonprofit coalition, international, that relies on artificial intelligence to process data from 300 different existing satellites, coupling it with more than 11,100 ground, sea, and air based sensors and multiple internet data streams to create unique algorithms that can give us a highly accurate and precise quantification of every significant emitter of greenhouse gas pollution. we released our first national inventory last fall in advance of the cop26. later this calendar year, we will have an asset level inventory. you will see, for example, at least the 500 largest emitters in every single sector of the economy. oil and gas, transportation, every ship, every refinery, every power plant, every factory, et cetera. and the purpose is to get real time or near real time measure the measurement of where all this greenhouse gas pollution is coming from. there are more than a hundred countr

portman: i would love to hear you, trace, on this if you have a minute. mr. terrell: i would love to. thank you, senator. when we talk about this, it is alarming but i also think there is a beacon of hope. we have experienced an annual increase in volume of 15% annually with an additional increase of three to 5% since the covid-19 pandemic and want to prove a need for mental health care. there are so many teens reaching out for help and i think that is inspiring and it shows the resilience of teens in regard to mental health challenges, substance abuse challenges, so if we can really ensure that people reach out for help and can receive help, we will get really far on this issue. sen. wyden: next is senator menendez. sen. menendez: across the congress, we talk about the provider shortages the nation faces, especially mental health providers that are available for a and makino communities -- for black and latino communities. the per spider shortage -- provider shortage has only grown. more dedicated support for amort diverse -- a more diverse workforce is crit

chief breaking news correspondent trace gallagher is here with the latest. trace?e: jesse, the manhattan'sd.a. two have resigne resignations are a very good indicator the case against donald trump is falling apart. primarily for three reasons. one, prosecutor carrie dunn has been closely involved in this case for years and his exit leaves a gapping hole in the power to prosecute. then there is the grand jury which has not heard any evidence or witness testimony for more than a month. also the grand jury's term expires in april and there appears to be very little appetite to impanel a brand new grand jury and start from square one. finally far left manhattan district attorney alvin bragg, who was initially very aggressive with the case had recently indicated that he had doubts about this case moving forward analysts believe that's why the top prosecutors then called it quits. remember, this is all about looking into the business practices of former president donald trump, specifically whether he allegedly inflated the value of his assets to get better deals on bank

barely more than a trace. we will take whatever we can get. not all of the bay area has that chance. it is lower in the bay area. it's just a little bit of a squeeze to try to bring out a bit of moisture. we will look at the forecast data and look at the showers that are trying to header way early next week and the full forecast. >>> in the east bay, el cerrito police are searching for a missing woman. she was reported missing on monday . she was last seen on cuny street in el cerrito. friends and family say they have tried to reach her. she's from the los angeles area, and was visiting family. police urge anyone with information to call them. >>> in pleasanton, investigators are looking at how police handled a standoff that ended in a deadly police shooting. they say they got a call of a domestic violence situation at a department apartment on willow road yesterday. the suspect barricaded himself inside yesterday for 3 hours, eventually walking out. police say the man moved towards them with a knife, and that is when police shot and killed th

he says the crypto currencies aren't as hard to trace as people think. in many ways crypto currency as a criminal's dream or a rogue nation. if you want to look at it that way because it is anonymous and you can't find it, but the very fact that it's not backed by a government means it must be traceable. and so i'll use, for example, a us $100.00 bill like this. it's got a serial number on it, but good luck trying to understand who's used that $100.00 bill. crypto currency is actually traceable and your anonymity is dependent on you getting it right every single time. if you're anonymous for a 1000 transactions and you slip up just one time, then all the sudden, not just the transaction you slipped up on every single prior transaction is no longer anonymous. so i think it's a lot less ideal for road nations or criminal than you might think. so when you talk about these exchanges, if i have a crypto currency in an exchange and i have to log in, what do i have to use? i have to use a username and password and that is almost always the biggest point of vuln

slight chance of showers, traces amount of rain arriving wednesday. but overall, very warm spring-like weather monday and tuesday of this upcoming week. back to you. jonathan. just abrasive. thank you. >> at least 14 people were shot after a gun fight inside a las vegas cook a bar. one of the victims has died from his injuries. and police say another 2. >> are still in critical condition. the shooting happened less than a mile off of the strip at about 3.15 this morning at manny's glow lounge. las vegas police officers responded to the scene and performed cpr and several victims until paramedics arrived. >> our preliminary investigation reveals that there was a party inside of this venue when an altercation took place between 2 or more males. during the altercation was an exchange of gunfire that resulted in this incident. the suspects are currently outstanding. but i can assure you they will be caught. >> detectives say the shooting was an isolated incident and they are currently still searching for the suspect. >> actor jussie smollett says he wants