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Zelenskiy says Russia is evading sanctions on weapons

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Sunday (4 June) said that Russia was using a network of suppliers to evade international sanctions designed to prevent it from making missiles and other weapons.In a video address, Zelenskiy said unnamed countries and companies were helping Russia acquire technology with the emphasis on producing missiles. Russia has launched hundreds of missiles against Ukrainian targets since last October."Unfortunately, the terrorist state manages to use the technologies of the world through a network of suppliers, manages to bypass international sanctions," Zelenskiy said.Ukraine, Zelenskiy added, was well aware of all of Russia's efforts to evade sanctions and will seek to ensure that "there are no products of the free world in Russian missiles".In April, a senior Zelenskiy aide said Ukrainian forces were finding a growing number of components from China in Russian weapons used in Ukraine as Western supplies are squeezed by sanctions. China has denied ...

Video captures 80-year-old man assaulted, robbed in Rowland Heights

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

An 80-year-old man was attacked, pepper sprayed and robbed outside his Rowland Heights home by a pair of thieves Sunday.  The incident occurred in the 2000 block of RavenFall Avenue at around 1:30 p.m., according to the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department.   Sneaky purse thieves caught on video in Beverly Hills Authorities said the suspects followed the man home as he left a nearby 99 Ranch Market. That’s when a neighbor’s surveillance cameras captured the thieves attacking the 80-year-old with pepper spray.  The suspects demanded the man’s $2,500 watch and then fled the area in a gray, four-door sedan.  So far, no arrests have been made.  

Ventura man arrested for DUI after crash that caused car to spin out of control 

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

A man was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence after he was involved in a crash that injured a 66-year-old man in Ventura on Monday. At approximately 5:49 p.m., California Highway Patrol authorities responded to reports of a collision on US 101 northbound, south of the Johnson Drive off-ramp, involving a Dodge Charger and an Acura SUV, according to a CHP news release. When they arrived, CHP says they found an Acura that was severely damaged and facing the wrong way down a concrete and brush embankment.  After a preliminary investigation, police determined that both vehicles were traveling northbound on US 101 when the Charger collided into the Acura, causing the Acura to spin out of control across the traffic lanes and onto the embankment where it collided with a light pole and a concrete wall. Multiple witnesses helped provide first aid to the driver of the Acura, 66-year-old Majid Lashkari of Ventura, until emergency personnel arrived to continu...

Zebra Passes by Blackboard Jungle

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

Zebra Passes by Blackboard Jungle: The annual reunion of Sunset Strip rockers Blackboard Jungle has become an event to really dig your teeth into. 1980s hair/sleaze/glam metal isn’t anything like as cool as it used to be, even around these parts. But the people that are holding on, are holding on tight. The men of BBJ know this, and every year they assemble a killer bill featuring some of the bands that strutted their stuff back in the day and hold onto a cult following, but didn’t quite crack the big time.These shows, incidentally, take place at the Viper Room and, as far as we know, there’s a finite time for that to continue due to new owners. Right now, we don’t know where next year’s show will take place.When they do have to find an alternative home, we hope that they can stay on the Strip. It just feels right. And for the last couple of years, a hair metal mini fest has been created; last year, the Whisky across the street was hosting Quiet Riot, s...

Frank Somerville arrested in Berkeley after getting into fight with family member: report

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

BERKELEY – Ex-KTVU anchor Frank Somerville was arrested Monday night in Berkeley after getting into a fight with a family member, according to jail records and media reports.Officers were called around 6:30 p.m. to a home in the 800 block of Indian Rock Avenue, where Somerville’s brother was restraining Somerville, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.A spokesperson for the Berkeley Police Department told the newspaper Somerville had arrived at the residence intoxicated. He then got into a dispute that quickly escalated, police said.Somerville, 65, was being held at the Berkeley City Jail on misdemeanor charges of battery, criminal threats and disorderly conduct, according to jail records. His bail was set at $27,500.Somerville is set to be arraigned Thursday at the Wiley M. Manuel Courthouse in Oakland.The police spokesperson did not immediately return messages seeking details about the arrest.Somerville’s 31-year career at KTVU ended on Jan. 31, 2021, when his contract expired and...

College baseball: Stanford beats Texas A&M 7-1 to win Stanford Regional

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

STANFORD — Saborn Campbell tripled and scored the go-ahead run, Malcolm Moore added a two-run home run and Stanford beat Texas A&M 7-1 on Monday night to win the Stanford Regional.Top-seeded Stanford (42-17) won its third straight regional and 23rd overall. The Cardinal will be shooting for their 19th College World Series appearance when they square off against Texas in the super-regional opener at home this coming weekend. Stanford won back-to-back titles in 1987-88 and finished as the runners-up in 2000-01 and 2003.Texas A&M (38-27), the No. 2 seed, fell short of winning back-to-back regional titles. The Aggies made their seventh CWS appearance last season.The teams traded home runs in the second inning. Jace LaViolette, who had three the team’s seven hits, homered to give Texas A&M the lead. It lasted until Braden Montgomery went deep. It was all Stanford after that.Campbell hit a one-out triple down the right-field line — his first extra-base hit of the season — and ...

Oakland A’s fall in Pittsburgh, tie team record with 15th straight road loss

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

By JOHN PERROTTOAssociated PressPITTSBURGH — Andrew McCutchen’s tiebreaking sacrifice fly in the eighth inning lifted Pittsburgh to a 5-4 victory over Oakland on Monday night, extending the Pirates’ win streak to six games and sending the Athletics to their record-tying 15th consecutive road loss.The 15 straight defeats away from home matches the Athletics’ record since they moved from Kansas City in 1968. Oakland set that mark in 1986.The major league-worst Athletics (12-50) have lost five games in a row overall. They are on pace to finish the season exactly 100 games under .500 at 31-131.“It’s tough,” Athletics manager Mark Kotsay said. “Tonight’s game, we didn’t play well enough to win the game. I don’t want to say we gave the game away but there were a lot of instances where we had a chance to capitalize on opportunities and didn’t do it.”McCutchen also singled and drew three walks to go with two RBIs. The 2013 NL MVP now has 1,998 career hits.With the score tied at 4, Ji Hwan B...

Second flight of migrants arrives in Sacramento

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

(KTXL) — A second plane carrying migrants arrived in Sacramento Monday morning, just three days after a first flight arrived unexpectedly, according to a spokesperson from the Office of the Attorney General. The second flight carried approximately 20 people and landed at Sacramento Executive Airport shortly before 10:30 a.m.•Video Above: First flight of migrants arrives in SacramentoThe group of people was gathered in a room at the airport and met with officials from the California Department of Justice. The spokesperson with the OAG said the second flight "appears to be the same arrangement" as the first flight from Friday. In that flight, 16 migrants were on a flight that took off from El Paso, Texas and landed in Deming, New Mexico before continuing on to Sacramento.A witness who was at the Executive Airport when the second flight arrived told FOX40 News that the migrants were men and women approximately between the ages of 18 and early 40s. The witness said, "I think they were j...

Rohnert Park launches safe space anti-hate campaign

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

ROHNERT PARK, Calif. (KRON) – This week, Rohnert Park has launched a safe space anti-hate campaign.Soon you'll start to see decals in windows of businesses and organizations. One was just put up at the Rohnert Park Senior Center.If you see the decal, which sports a rainbow police badge, in a window, it's a safe space for someone who is feeling threatened or experiencing hate. The person inside will know to call police immediately if necessary. Alexis Gabe’s family plans funeral services, ‘Our daughter is coming home’ Businesses, schools, churches and organizations are all encouraged to register for the Department of Public Safety’s new safe space anti-hate campaign."Part of that is… you're open and accepting of everyone,” said Rohnert Park Police Chief Tim Mattos. “It says a lot about the place that has it on the window. It's not only, ‘Hey we are a safe place and we will help you if you come in here. We won't ask questions, we won't judge, we are here to help you.’"Mattos says th...

El piloto del avión privado que se estrelló en Virginia fue visto desmayado, según una fuente

Published Mon, 24 Feb 2025 01:05:53 GMT

(CNN) — El piloto del avión privado que no reaccionó y que provocó una interceptación por aviones de combate militares supersónicos que protegían Washington, fue observado desplomado en su asiento, dijo a CNN una fuente familiarizada con el hecho.El piloto solitario y tres pasajeros iban a bordo del Cessna Citation que se estrelló en una zona muy boscosa cerca de Waynesboro, Virginia, dijo este lunes la Administración Federal de Aviación. No hubo supervivientes, según las autoridades.Otra fuente dijo a CNN que los investigadores del accidente están más interesados en la hipoxia –una escasez de oxígeno en la sangre– como una razón por la que el piloto y los pasajeros no respondieron a los intentos de los controladores de tráfico aéreo e incluso otros aviones civiles para ponerse en contacto con el avión malogrado.La hipoxia es un riesgo insidioso de volar a gran altitud y podría haberse producido por una descompresión de la cabina presurizada del avión, según los expertos en av...