tara: as for how long luba will stay. >> time will tell. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: coming up, former chairman of the joint chiefs of staff mike mullen will talk about the $40 billion aid package and finland and sweden joining nato. you can watch that interview on 8:00 this morning on abc 7. in the east bay, some of the most skilled utility workers put their ability to the test to see who is best. dozens took part in the lineman's rodeo at pg&e headquarters in livermore. competitors from utility agencies all over the state and beyond to hearted this event, which included paul climbing, companion rescue, and other skills. the top finishers will go on to compete in the international lineman's rodeo in october in kansas. in the south bay, santa clara county residents are reducing water pollution. the valley water district hosted the river cleanup day to ensure santa clara county's creeks and rivers are clean. trash that enters the waterways finds itself into the san francisco bay. one group of volunteers cleaned up a popular hiking trail in san jose. >> i drive by

tara: as for how long luba will stay. >> time will tell. tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. liz: it was a great day to be outdoors for a very special event. the health care district staged health on the square in downtown redwood city together dozens of vendors supporting health organizations. there were exercise classes and a drum circle. one of the key sponsors is the nfl alumni association of the bay area. >> what a great day. [inaudible] ♪ liz: abc anchor dan actually -- dan ashley performing with his band. cool to see him out there. let's get a check of the forecast. we were tracking the fire danger. lisa: it is so dry out there and the relative humidity in the upper locations still dry, 20% to 30%. with the fog just escaping the bay, we will get the onshore flow. you can see the remnants, with patchy marine layer appeared 55 downtown, 57 in oakland. temperatures climb into the 60's in some spots. 62 in santa clara. there is a look at emeryville, or you will notice all of the sun is out and shining where the marine layer is patchy. it'll go away altogether for the nex

tara: tara campbell. the warriors are taking a lead to dallas. golden state overcame a 19 point deficit and beat the mavericks 126-1 17. >> i always say, keep working, your time will come. tonight was my night to make a big difference. >> he has composure, experience and the know-how. whether he is playing 30 minutes or not, he is ready. >> he has always been a guy we can trust in the playoffs and to have him now, i don't know where we would be without him. game three is tomorrow night at 6:00 p.m.. >> and let me tell you, warriors and four. you kind of knew they were going to do it, right? >> it is so exciting in that arena. the warriors pulled through after trailing the mavericks. taking the lead in the fourth, but even with the wind, they are still coaching from the sidelines. >> you have to keep the offense up, quit the turnovers. real fans citing we believe. diehard fans traveled great distances for golden state all to catch steph curry be that three-point record. and up until the fourth quarter, it wasn't clear that this would be the case a

tara: tara campbell, abc7news. liz: the warriors are back in the western conference finals for the sixth time in eight years. they closed out the memphis grizzlies in game six. game six, klay was leading the warriors with 30 points and steph curry got hot in the fourth quarter. they pulled away, 110-106. >> i remember sitting in cabo last year watching the playoffs, don't get me wrong it was great, but it was brutal watching. to make it back here after the last two years that we've had, and the dynasty over talks, and all that nonsense, this one feels good. >> especially of the perspective of the games from the entries i had to be able to compete at the highest level and be one of the final four teams, it is a feeling that is hard to describe, honestly. it is truly amazing, and it inspires me to keep going, because i think we have great basketball ahead of us. liz: tomorrow the warriors will find out who they will play in the conference finals. if the suns beat the mavericks, the dubs will open in phoenix. if the m

tara campbell, abc7news. liz: the warriors take a two-zero series lead to dallas after the exciting comeback win in the finals. golden state beat the mavs 126-117. the warriors center kevon looney was huge for the dubs, scoring 21 points and grabbing 12 rebounds. >> we always talk about you can get opportunity. just take full advantage of it, man. it's my night to make a big difference and i stepped up. >> he's got composure, he's got experience and the know-how. whether he's playing 30 whatever minutes or not, he is ready. >> he's always been a guy we can trust in the playoffs. to have him now, i don't know where we would be without him, frankly. liz: game three is tomorrow night at six :00 p.m., and amanda del castillo you spent the night hanging out with warriors fans hanging out leaving the chase center. >> we are sweeping our first half -- amazing third. best fourth. you knew they were going to do it though, right? amanda: they needed this. >> the excitement in that arena is so exciting. amanda: you get

tara: tara campbell, abc7news. liz: as a result of the texas tragedy, giants manager gabe kapler is making a public stand by refusing to be on the field during the national anthem. gabe: i don't plan on coming out for the anthem going forward until i feel like there is -- i feel better about the direction of our country. liz: he also shared his thoughts on recent mass shootings on his blog. he wrote, "when you are dissatisfied with your country, you let it be known through protest. the home of the brave should encourage this." to find resources on topics including mental health and gun violence, go to abc7news.com/takeaction. we have a list of local groups that can help. some you can reach simply by texting. a suspect has been arrested for stealing an oakland police car during an investigation into an unrelated assault incident in oakland. the suspect hopped into a police cruiser and drove away. there was a lengthy chase that ended in vallejo when the man crashed to the cruiser. officials say the investigation into

tara: dr. matt willis is making an official recommendation friday for people to put on their masks indoors, citing a surge in covid cases fueled by the highly contagious omicron subvariants. the bay area now has the highest infection rates in the state. >> when we are out and about in the community, our risk to being exposed is higher than it has been over the past few weeks, and that was the reason for issuing this recommendation when people are in indoor public settings, they cover their faces. tara: stopping short of mandating masks, and the golden gate restaurant association hope it stays that way. >> i think most people feel at this point, particularly given the vaccination numbers in san francisco, perhaps it is not necessary. tara: the majority of restaurants have dropped their mask requirements for people eating indoors. >> if a mandate did happen, restaurants would support it. we have been very good about following regulations. >> i do not see us resorting to mandates currently, but th

hi tara many. hi. on no problem. have spoken about they had parker c of the a's off battalion known for having neo nazi members. essentially getting good publicity in the western the war . what's your take on that connection? well, i think it's really stunning how america has been, you know, lifting up these neo nazis since 2014, so the made on which victoria newland was there. and as you know, julian assange exposed the q that was american backed in 2014 and and it's off. a battalion was part of that. and 8 to 11 percent of ukrainian government had neo nazis. so now the neo, not the support for these neo nazis in ukraine has come home and you see this horrible massacre of 10 people that just occurred and 2 others injured. that was racially motivated by somebody with extreme views and followed a manifesto and also refer to the as off time with the symbol. so the question for american citizens is, why are we are poised to get $40000000000.00 in weapons that will go into the hands of neo nazis in ukraine? and you see r

tara: generations of u.s. women soccer players fighting the equal pay battle and chastain says there was no giving up. >> deep in my heart i knew that we were significant as people, as players, as a move and. as a game. there is no denying that it i have always believed that. >> tara campbell, abc7news. >> alright, those temperatures, they are going up. >> yes, it was warm and early today, mike. mike: you noticed that? it is going to go away for a couple of days but that is when we have high fire danger. once the fire danger tapers it gets hot again. we did set one record today with this abundant sunshine and those breezes out there. i will show you that in his second, first let's talk about what to expect as we look at a beautiful shot from mount tam this afternoon. elevated fire danger for thursday and friday, so that's tomorrow and friday, slightly milder the next two afternoons and then we got that wide means of weakened high temperatures, quite the summer spread. look at us, just about half of our neighbo

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. dion: he is already so remarkable. i can't wait to see what he achieves. spencer: it is an amazing story. zion and his mom are amazing. here's what is going on with our weather, which is taking a turn to the windy side, which means elevated fire concerns. along the coast we have gusts of 35 miles per hour, especially in some spots. it is going to be gusty again tomorrow in the afternoon. we have plummeting humidity is in some spots and we have a mix of temperature changes over the last 24 hours. it is warmer by several degrees. it is cooler by several degrees last night at this time. san francisco into the south bay and parts of the east bay. here's a live view from our exploratorium camera. it is 53 degrees right now in san francisco. 59 in san jose and 52 at half moon bay. we have a view from the bouncy east bay camera, looking westward across the bay. petaluma at 52, napa at 58. concord is the warm spot at -- and a live view from our camera looking at the breezy embarcadero. sunny and breezy tomorrow on memorial day

the un-tethering of tara. that ripples across the sector. manus: how many of these are you going to throw in? tom: i added you are you. bitcoin is down 10%. manus: a terrible day for tara. there you go. throw me another ball. a terrible day for tara which d anchored and deflated the confidence in -- tom: you know who would be good at this, or its johnson -- boris johnson. we will give you more, next. this is bloomberg. ♪ tom: welcome back to "bloomberg daybreak: europe." today is the launch of bloomberg u.k. we talk about the leveling up of the u.k. and how it is going. dig deeper we have our reporter lizzy burden. how has this squared up so far? >> can look on the new scorecard on the website. london has accelerated their away. if you take three key metrics from the work hard, -- from the scorecard, salaries have fallen in 91% since 2019. home affordability has strong and productivity is lost half. horace johnson has committed sewing the way from brexit and what to do it for those outside the office. whether he can deliver that for the ne

the tara usd tanking to a low of around $0.20. tara was ranked among the 10 most valuable crypto currencies and peaks at almost 120 dollars last month. trevor, the biggest stable coin and one whose developers say is backed by dollar assets, also fell to $0.95. now the sell off has driven the prices of other crypto currencies down bitcoin. the largest crypto currency by total market value fell as low as $26000.00 down 60 percent from its speak of almost $70000.00. in november, the digital coin was back at around $30000.00 in the past 10 days, several other digital coins regained some of the losses to the rebound comes as crypto currency has seen more than one trillion dollars in value vanish in the past 6 months. but the sell off did not stop as salvatore's push into crypto currencies . the country's government added more than $15000000.00 worth of bitcoin to its balance sheet, as the currency traded at its lowest point in 6 months. it is l. salvatore's largest coin purchase since it became the 1st country to adopt bitcoin as legal, tender alongside the us dollar. a salvador sped on bitcoin

t, a daughter of the populace, in common rodrigo to tara t, a. t w's, danelle dom a leon traveled to marco's stronghold. he locos naughty to speak to his supporters . the spectre of ferdinand mark was senior, still looms large over philippine politics. ahead of the election, visitors are flocking to this museum in a locust nor to for a dose of history, if not a particularly nuanced one. inside a chronicle of the marcus his time and power a lot on the rise. but curiously little on the fall and nothing on the documented human rights abuses and wholesale plunder in between. located in the marcus his home province, it's called the mullahan young of the north, named after the presidential palace in manila, some 480 kilometers away from here. it is a symbol of the path he has taken from here the highest office in the land, and it will become clear in a matter of days whether sun will managed, which he the same here, at least a bumble marcus is guaranteed in easy right. many voters remember the marcus's thought as close to craft, but as patrons, not hel

starting today, gas prom will stop supplying gas to the netherlands after dutch by a gas tara refused to pay in roubles. the russian state company says gas tara says it already has contracts elsewhere for the 2000000000 cubic meters of gas. it was due to receive from gas problem through october. now the european union has agreed to ban more than 2 thirds of russian oil imports. a compromise deal exempting pipeline deliveries reached by leaders at the 27 mash nation block is me a meant to punish russia for its invasion of ukraine. 3 months ago, european council chief shall, michelle says, the move will target a huge source of financing for the invasion, and put maximum pressure on president vladimir putin to end the war. the agreement also ban was russia's biggest lenders, burbank from the swift messaging system on sanctions 3 state broadcast as well. joining me in our studio is our reporter, cassandra, some great harvey with us. just explain to us exactly what this compromise deal actually looks like. right. the oil embargo had been in talks for weeks and since it's 1st came about was

walk with -- walk me through tara. i am a novice when it comes to crypto, but why is this a stable coin so important? david: terry is one of the two general types of stable coins. we have tara and usdc, who are impacted by fiat currencies like the u.s. dollar. then you have the algo stable coin. terra is one of the stable coins. it is backed by an algorithm of trading and management. people are incentivized to maintain the pact by making arbitrageurs. arbitrages. kriti: they are called stable coins. they have not been very stable lately. one trading $.70 on the dollar. i'm curious why that peggy collapses. have seen this in fx currencies. a lot of that has to do with a country's specific story. but for terra, can you explain the dollar peg and the ripple effects there? david: the whole family of algo stable coins, each of them have their unique mecha for terra, the reason terra has been going down so sharply is because it resembles the sovereign currency mechanism. for example, we have seen in the past the local curren

provocation and violence. israel is set to be considering the designation of to our national groups as tara brothers in arms that no deal in the south pacific. china fails to find agreement on trade and security. ah hello, welcome to the program, our top story, this our you lead as a meeting in brussels in a show of solidarity with ukraine buys. divisions of the new sanctions on russia continues to plague. the block. members is struggling to reach a consensus with the proposed embargo on russian oil the sticking point. and that stalling progress on a 6th round of sanctions meant to punish moscow for its war on ukraine and diplomatic editor james bass reports now from brussels. european leaders arriving in brussels for a crucial meeting on ukraine. at the start of the crisis, they had surprised many with unity and strong sanctions. bought a 6 package of measures including an oil band has been stalled for nearly a month. some expressed optimism. the deadlock can be broken, there is carter being bused through and so that you should be maintained in the european council as we have been up to no

so i took these for taras. i took these for katya and these, derina already had this one, so it's enough. yeah, these are kids who are playing and laughing. children are children. >> an apartment building in chernihiv, some three hours north of kyiv, is struck. at least 33 people are killed. russia continues to claim they're not killing civilians or striking residential buildings. [ speaking foreign language ] >> today, olena -- >> say hello. >> hello. >> he is so dirty, and he smells so bad, guys. really. yeah, and he looks very tired, and he has red eyes, and okay. but he's beautiful, yeah. my hero. he came for just 15 minutes of time just to see us. honestly he wanted us to hop in the car and drive away because the situation is really serious, and this is like really the very last chance for us to escape, to move away. >> more than a million ukrainians have fled the country so far, but olena feels safest here in the shelter, though she knows it's not really built to withstand a bomb blast. >> there is the wi

and tara, you are a former republican. we have to get your insight on this, about what's happening with your party. i want to put up this tweet from congressman matt gates. where he writes this. how many of the women rally against overturning roe are overeducated, under loved millennials who sadly returned from protests to a lonely microwave dinner with their cats, and no bumble matches? lord, tara, just go. >> matt gates, of all people, should shut the house up. okay? this is a guy who is under investigation for sex trafficking underage girls. so, he needs to really stop. but this is indicative of the people who are given a platform in today's republican party. this is part of the reason why i left the party. this amount of performative extremism, this hypocrisy, this idea of rigid morality. this neo-fascist theology, religious audacity here that is so extreme that it feels authoritarian. it is an attack on a rights in this country. not just for women. we're seeing the attacks on voting rights, we're seeing the attacks on

i want him back. >> tara campbell, abc 7 news. >> to find an ally to help care for your mental health, check out local resources by going to abc7news.com/take action. a lot of great resources on there for you. >> world is tonight with david muir is next. >> we appreciate your time. the next newscast is at 6:00. entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can cause harm or death to an unborn baby. don't take entresto with an ace inhibitor or aliskiren, or if you've had angioedema with an ace or arb. the most serious side effects are angioedema, low blood pressure, kidney problems, or high blood potassium. ask your doctor about entresto. for state controller, or high blood potassium. only yiu will save taxpayers money. wait, who, me? me? no, not you. yvonne yiu. yvonne yiu. not me. good choice. for 25 years, yiu worked as an executive at top financial firms. managed hundreds of audits. as mayor, she saved

let us zoom in on tara. what does this mean? >> there are a couple of things at play. there's a difference between an algorithmic stable coin versus based -- versus a stable coin backed one to one with the u.s. dollar. if you look at heather, usd is a blend of luna and ust which is minted and burned to maintain the one to one peg. what happened at the end as you sigh large motivated seller go into the market and depress the price and d peg the algorithmic stable coin, causing an initial drop down to point eight cents on the dollar. why is that concerning? because the luna foundation guard which manages these foundations on top manages a yield pool called anchor. anchor has been generating over 20% yield. anywhere between retail to institutional, so what happens is you had roughly 17 billion of total value lost in anchor drop significantly because people were getting liquidated. it was no longer one to one and you saw the luna foundation has to engage to re-peg that stable coin. yesterday you thought drop all the way down to $.60 on the dollar. emily: in the meantime, t

that is not changing anytime soon. >> so tara, on that point. the warship mentality that has infected the party, when you are looking at the leadership of the party, this is what trump is off for me, we know in the madison cawthorn family, if they want you gone you will get gone. but, yet they still continue to embrace the thing that is tearing down the party, pushing that republican conservatives out of the party. let alone moderate to liberal republicans out of the party. how do you see this party, if they win this fall, going into next year and something of 2024? what should americans be mindful of if they get power back to the party of insurrection? >> that is the kicker here. this is not your grandfather or your father's republican party, anymore. this is not the party that i joined as a 17-year-old high school kid in 1992, excited to work on george h. w. bush's reelection campaign. okay? this is a far cry from that. and people lurking themselves are trying to rationalize that the extremists are the fringe, because they look at glenn youngk

this alliance between the mark was, isn't that the tara did somehow get reflected throughout the next 6 years, with even called from miscue was power sharing would even mean that perhaps it would be sorry that tara did, that we had run in 2028 with another mark was as a running mate, and then they will just switch. and this will happen for years in years simply because the dynasty part dale will solidify ah with o. m. as in his knee still earls in georgia, a girl nicholas those poor of e m. would go that one us hadn't musical yet nose up to the ups was they did the search no. more of us have been the post lu, april, so busy and thought that you would then you'd also be dr. a, but i'll say was yours. i am lose, it's a list bills like a thorough id in the store near that and he was more nice of the user was so co worker is miss shania, is anybody she had the she he does a bailey and know what should think he should. those 2 on the company in your brochure, are you still done like more than that nikki? is that okay good. and i'm sure wouldn't be nice of easton, i'll don't of friends have

it's tara and africa's oldest president is seen in public for the 1st time in months. fielding speculation about his health for 40 years, poor beer has rule cameron ruined with a heavy hat. could he now be losing his grip? plus you're looking at the richest diamond mine in the world, it's invoice one, and we have an exclusive report on how the country is making the most of its precious. ah hello, i'm christine wonder, it's good to have your company. so malia has finally held a long delayed election, the sleek in which her son shaped muhammad was made president, the country is plagued with poverty. one of the most pressing problems is the terrorist group. asher bob. now, in a renewed attempt to help the somalis fight the group, the u. s. has announced that it all deploy american troops to somalia to help the government counter the islamic extremist group. now since 2004, i'll sure bob has been conducting a brutal insurgency in somali and although it's been driven out of most towns and cities including the capitol guided issue, the group still controls many rural areas and regularly carries

tara finance? another we're, she act is a misty rally. holy is so if i, later on, it's on my list, you shall on of all in you by. yeah, keep grades in ansolaski g here or me and you could, i am with the guy neatly packed earlier. you got your formulas, some of our sneaky pos carson, but i need to leave that come over. you mean you could keep conflict with me as the 18 minutes on my list him in your blood nibble like a conflict of couple emotional bla. because if i saw online that you do a google village as your country, i will show up in the hundreds of places in mountain western ukraine, shanda, common and bloody history story, kissy leon and lip nikki. for example. where on march the 26th 1943 by 179 poles were murdered. mainly women was made elderly people, more than 50 children under 14 at school. every year, the polish and ukrainian delegations come here to honor the memory of those innocent victims with many who lived in ordinary valinda and witness those tragic events managed to survive to this day in general. little snuff gush eps

it's tara, and africa's oldest president is seen in public for the 1st time in months. fielding speculation about his health for 40 years, poor beer has ruled cameroon with a heavy hand. could he now be losing his grip? plus, you're looking at the richest diamond mine in the world. it's invoice one. and we have an exclusive report on how the country is making the most of its precious ah hello, i'm christine wonder, it's good to have your company. so malia has finally held a long delayed election. the sleek in which her son shaped mohammed was made president. the country is plagued with poverty, but one of the most pressing problems is the terrorists group. asha bob. now in a renew attempt to help the somalis fight the group, the u. s. has announced that it all deploy american troops to somalia to help the government counter the islamic extremist group. now since 2004, i'll sure bob has been conducting a brutal insurgency in somalia. and although it's been driven out of most towns and cities including the capitol guided issue, the group still controls many rural areas and regularly carries o

it's a smaller coin then tara. 20 million or so market cap versus in the billions. tara when it she pegged -- depegged. die --d.i.e. has a team that is trying to fix the peg. tara was algorithmic and had bitcoin behind it but this is a reserve coin with two different kinds of coins backing it and there is an expectation it will be re-pegged and the crisis averted. kathleen: it looks like the red hot commodity rallies continue in the asia trading. brent crude up marginally. the big move today helped put steam heating up the market. brent driven up by big demand for gasoline in this country. inventories are low. summer is coming. a record four dollars a gallon in futures. uncertainty over ukraine continues. look at wheat. the rally continues up a full percent. it got as high as 12,475 in trading today. metals, copper up nearly 1%. aluminum more than .5%. and china deciding to lower mortgage rates for first-time homebuyers. that means if you build houses, you are going to need copper, aluminum, all kinds of metals and materials. quite a day for commodities. up next, ch

its treasury does not hold any algorithmic stable coin so there is no loss attributable to luna and tara. you're looking at the bloomberg. anyone who has bought bitcoin are having a bit of a loss. they come back rather quickly. assigned that institutional investors were not there a couple of years ago. >> this is actually down today, the bloomberg crypto index. >> this other stable coin is a smaller lesser-known coin. we are talking about dues finances. it has been pronounced both ways. it is very different from terra. when it lost its peg, it was a spectacular collapse. this is why tera had such a big impact. -- terra had such a big impact. terra was backed by a lot of bitcoin that was apparently sold into it. it is viewed as an innovation experiment that went terribly arry. -- awry. >> time for morning cause ahead of the asian trading day. stock investors may be pessimistic when it comes to recession risks. there is a chance of recession in the near term. that is not being reflected in other parts of the market. that could actually give the stocks the boost they need to recover. most o

you know, the global world, tara has been ongoing since 911, tara worldwide has grown exponentially. why? because the u. s. has decided that they can weaponized that against target states over in nation like syria, and now like russia, they are weaponized thing. the extreme is fanatical ultra nationalists brigades to, to, to effectively even before the special operation began to encircle russia and to threaten russia itself to thrust in rush of national security. this is a group that has, for a long time, been being persuaded to consider the russians because as the one to mention, the other people's and to affectively ethnically cleanse them as we saw and donates can. so it should be no surprise to anyone that while the us was letting people with danger of ultra nationalism and naziism in the ukraine in the center of europe a few years ago. now of course that in narrative is being again, completely inverted to the point where i forget or i mean national life. and it's the russians that are the real nazis is a number of what's the major headlines have reflected. you know, again, if pe

the boiling gas so far we have only heard from my gosh, tara, and also from the danish provider, that they would look for a ton of sources on the european gas market. but of course, the supply in the european gas market is limited and therefore the prices are expected to rise further. and this of course will to be paid by the consumer. so in the end, it's the western consumer who pays the price for the decisions made by the so called political leads. and this is the question. where is this going to lead us to? what does the long term prospect, what is the benefit for the western countries? and if the benefit for the country. so let's say for the political leads, taking those decisions. con grinned with the interests of the normal citizens of the industry of the working force in the european union, which is endangered by rising energy prices. and this is the crucial question, a question which needs to be debated now. now that the german gas company enterprise made its 1st payments a gas problem, do you expect this decision to be something that might influence the countries in the block

as tara organizations, human con reports from occupied east rosalie. the 2 groups he's talking about, all the hover and a law familiar law. familiar is a football, hooligan organization. there's no other way of describing them other than that. they follow jerusalem bass hard, but they've been accused of racist behavior of attacking palestinian israelis. arabs ah, and they've also been accused of criminal activity lava. oh, a religious oh to nationalists organization that dedicated to the purity of jewish blood. they don't want any arabs, any palestinian israelis in historical palestine at all. and they were rid of them all, and they espouse things like attacking people, if they find out that they're in a mixed relationship. so that's those, the kind of groups are talking about. but this message, it doesn't mean that those groups will be designated any time soon. a in fact actually what might happen is that this could take quite a while because there has to be a wider agreement between all of those members of the coalition for it to go forward. and that

as tara organizations close. i'm rob reynolds along the banks of the klamath river in northern california, where the biggest damn removal in us. history will soon get underway. ah, hearts and hazy sunshine is really the name of the game across the middle east. hello everyone. thanks for joining in here. a peak at those temperatures. on tuesday was gout $45.00 and bock dead $45.00 in kuwait, and noticed this orange and brown on our map that some of the sand and dust being spun around when gus at times will be about 40 to 45 kilometers per hour, specially as you look toward the eastern province of saudi and likely to see some dust dusty, hazy day, and though ha, with a high $41.00 degrees on tuesday, we still got heat through areas of pakistan. jacob bad at 45, but showers are limited temperatures. bish kick tashkent and sean bay. we take a closer look at bish kick and looks like showers are really never too far away. temperatures leave a bit to be desired, but by wednesday you get up to 27 degrees, which is pretty

on governor newsom to declare a state of emergency in san francisco's tenderloin abc 7 news reporter tara campbell is on the story. know how big it i'll call from the steps of california's from mothers against drug. a group led by jackie berlin. we are not getting the traction that we want to get. we we are seeing small things happening in san francisco that were excited about but it's too little too late. jackie's 30 year old son corey is on the streets of san francisco's tenderloin battling. fentanyl addiction the illicit drug fueling a surgeon overdoses in the past few years city records show more than 740 people died of accidental drug overdose within 13 months as of this february jackie worried her once healthy son will be next wants to be sober. but with the enabling and the open drug scenes that's going on in san francisco. it's incredibly difficult to step away from that and this group of mothers says. london breeds efforts are falling short in april hoisting this billboard in union square unveiling a new billboard thursday aimed at getting governor newsom on board. we're calling

school district is also providing at home covid tests to its seniors ahead of graduation ceremonies tara campbell abc 7 news. another win for the warriors tonight the team coming alive late in the game of chase center. the dubs beat the dallas mavericks 126 to 117 and game two of the western conference finals. it was a good game. we have team coverage tonight abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is at thrive city live, but we'll begin with sports anchor chris alvarez chris. yeah, the warriors will now take a 20 series. back winning game two of the western conference finals golden state overcame a 19-point said thanks in large part to kavan looney who scored a career high 21 points. he made tough plays in lane all night and really all season long the warriors center finish with a double-double 21 points 12 rebounds in 32 minutes. dunk rheig c fired up steph had a game high 32 in the warriors win it won 26-17. let's shout out the man in the middle. no, i say keep working your time gonna come because steve always talk about you go always get an opportunity definitely plan on this team an

school district is also providing at home covid tests to its seniors ahead of graduation ceremonies tara campbell abc 7 news. another win for the warriors tonight the team coming alive late in the game of chase center. the dubs beat the dallas mavericks 126 to 117 and game two of the western conference finals. it was a good game. we have team coverage tonight abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo is at thrive city live, but we'll begin with sports anchor chris alvarez chris. yeah, the warriors will now take a 20 series. back winning game two of the western conference finals golden state overcame a 19-point said thanks in large part to kavan looney who scored a career high 21 points. he made tough plays in lane all night and really all season long the warriors center finish with a double-double 21 points 12 rebounds in 32 minutes. dunk right here and you'll see stephen curry fired up steph had a game high 32 in the warriors win it won 26-17. let's shout out the man in the middle. no, i say keep working your time gonna come because steve always talk about you go always get an opportunity

tara campbell has the story. tara: hand on heart and a hug in hopes of some healing, remembering the victims of three mass shootings in just 10 days. buffalo, laguna woods, and uvalde. >> right now, students, we are hiding under our desks for our lives. >> henry is one year out of high school and says it seems like this are shaking. >> we are barricading ourselves with books and desks and chairs for a weapon of war to walk our house. that's not ok. >> he's one of the young activists organizing this vigil at a civic engagement space in san francisco's mission district. >> this does not have to be this way. we don't need to continue to be ok with the suffering and this immense violence. >> angelina is the event manager. >> we are going to make space by any means necessary to have people come and share that anger and for us to say we don't have to continue on like this. >> nicole, 10. >> from young faces to old, 32 names, 32 people gunned down. >> this is our future that i'm fighting for, like jen z is fighting for.

and so like why terra and luna collapse so much is tara was the stable coin that was offering 20 percent yield on investment as 8 stable asset and basically created a ponzi scheme. whether those behind terra were deliberately doing a ponzi scheme or just happened to have created one. we don't know. okay. i got to go in and very yes. yes. yes, yes, you is ad here because there is something just on the very basic missing in that definition. thinks that what is the actual purpose of stable coins? why would people, the crypto industry say, is the purpose of the purposes they're supposed to be? and tara, you know, it didn't work, but pegged to the dollar so their values should remain stable consistent at $1.00. and in the case of it's heather u. s. d c, the centralized, stable coins accompany is behind the stable coin that is saying it has that amount in cash reserves. so that is the purposes that you've gotten so up into an out of variable glendale because it's connected to that dollar that yet a date. let me just bring in a new voice here into the conversation. i'm gonna, i'm gonna share th

clay c ologist said tara puffin researches the sheets of ice surrounding the himalayas. this was once the idea we cared. plenty of water frandisco flesh it because the glacier was much higher and you went up to their level of dis, marines. you can see here this moraine, it shows that they are the low l was much higher. so that was, it was, are that he charging these are edition. jen is the glacier that weird is sensitive to climate. the ex, according to the template, yet in the precipitation, when it's the heart, it melts salat. since 1988, the snow line in northern pakistan has receded by 1 point one kilometers. a decline that scientists had expected to play out over a 1000 year period has taken less than 30 years. and if global emissions remain at current levels, all of south asia ice could disappear. these glaciers are also important for these families where the living here would defend on these agricultural for their livelihoods. because you can see this, sir, it. this is witty, embellished yet a deficit video. less than all in these plane areas live at this glacier

week, art therapy sessions was now recertified psychologists, and that they work with them through tara, through art, through therapy for them to express themselves across ukraine. similar initiatives are tackling children's needs while they alleviate to plato for them. they cannot replace the safety of their homes, they have lost ah, simon avoided entering into a military alliance for decades. now, the country is looking to nato for protection against russia, the historic turning point wargames to secure the peace. more than 3000 finished troops and 700 vehicles took part in the arrow 22 military exercises in west and finland. the exercises were conducted to with nature as planned. last autumn. armed forces from 5 countries are taking part of this military exercises the host. finland is not a later member yet, but that could change soon. for the 1st time in their history, the majority of fence wanted to join nato at turning in history. keenly felt by people in law pandora, on the border with russia for decades that they have benefited from living in peace within the boss. welcoming a s

if we streamline the process would have 80 tara water was generated from waste, with current capacity that would replace 40 percent of the russian gas we currently use for most in glass. but bio gas plant operators must adhere to strict regulations. they're not allowed to use any organic waste from restaurants. supermarkets, coffee rosters or grain mills and environmental activists criticize them for taking up too much land to harvest energy crops for bio gas on the lights. yes, we already dedicate too much surface area to energy crops and to keep expanding it . that's already 6 percent of germany's national territory. it makes absolutely no sense. does not matter which bob comes in. large scale. corn farming is especially controversial. the war in ukraine has put global food supplies at risk, using huge corn fields to create bio gas instead of food as seen as out of touch with the current circumstances. in neighboring denmark, it's deep pocket an energy companies who operate bio gas plants, bio methane, is pumped directly into a nation wide pipeline network, thereby replacing natural

the so called stable coin, tara, whose value was peg to the us dollar. terrorist collapse lead investors to dump it coin, which bottomed out at about $26500.00 us dollars. it was before at about $34000.00 us dollars. it has regained some ground on friday, but it still lost more than half of its value in the last 6 months. that also goes for the entire crypto market. it was worth about 3 trillion dollars and november 2021. it's now worth about $1.00 trillion dollars. now, given that trip to currencies are mostly used for speculation, economy, see the global follow out as limited with some exceptions. take, i'll salvador the 1st country to adopt that queen as legal tender. have a look in a market crash, regular investors might panic and run for dear life, but creep to evangelists, they just keep cool and bide the div. that's what i was out of it or press it. and now you book kelly the this week. i mean, one of the worst crashes in beat coins. history is literally bought the dip, spending $15500000.00 to add $500.00 coins to the national reserves. in september 2021 in a world 1st, salvador

the tara usd, tanking to a low of around $0.20. tara was ranked among the 10 most valuable crypto currencies and peaks at almost 120 dollars last month. trevor, the biggest stable coin and one whose developers say is backed by dollar assets, also fell to $0.95. now the sell off has driven the prices of other crypto currencies down bitcoin. the largest crypto currency by total market value fell as low as $26000.00 down 60 percent from its speak of almost $70000.00. in november, the digital coin was back at around $30000.00 in the past 10 days, several other digital coins regained some of the losses to the rebound comes as crypto currency has seen more than one trillion dollars in value vanish in the past 6 months. but the sell off did not stop as salvatore's push into crypto currencies . the country's government added more than $15000000.00 worth of bitcoin to its balance sheet, as a currency traded at its lowest point in 6 months. it is el salvatore's largest coin purchase since it became the 1st country to adopt bitcoin as legal tender alongside the us dollar. a salvatore's bet on bitcoin h