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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> be the community leader, icon. >> the latest victim of freeway violence has been identified. those who knew jean ransom say he had a big impact on his community. the basketball star being remembered for his work off the court. i am liz kreutz. thank you for joining us. we will get to that story in a moment. a very unsettling weekend. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. good morning. lisa: good morning, everyone. we are looking at some changes that is going to bring record warmth to the bay area. we have this ridge of high pressure that has not moved. the stable air mass has allowed for cold temperatures with fog

in our inland valleys. san francisco 48. 46 san jose with 61 half moon bay. santa cruz almost 50. 38 santa rosa. 36 petaluma. still pretty chilly in the north bay. that is where we have fog. it has been from two to nine degrees colder. that north wind allowing for a warm along the shoreline. 22 to 38 mile-per-hour winds above a thousand feet. that is going to aid in our drying trend. upper 60's today in our warmest locations. liz: thank you. we are hearing from friends and family of a cal basketball star who left his mark on the community. jean ransom was shot and killed friday night as he drove along interstate 880 in oakland. 25-year-old juan

arrested yesterday morning as chp quickly pursued leads. he is being held at the alameda county jail. jean ransom is being remembered as a pillar of the community. we begin our coverage with luz pena. she has been exchanging messages with ransom's son. luz: it is a loss that has shaken a community. jean ransom was loved by many, leaving a void in the berkeley community. in the 1970's, he was a star basketball player, playing for berkeley hi, later going to uc berkeley and getting a tryout with the warriors. his best friend is not only remembering jean by his accolades, but by his heart. >> i am hurt because of the simple fact that jean and i worked for 20 years through athletes united for peace to

combat violence. the very thing we worked so hard to prevent for our young people, he has been a victim of. luz: for decades, jean gave back to the east bay. kevin knew him best. >> he is a community leader, icon. luz: jean ransom went back to berkeley hi to invest in young basketball talent. his students remember him as a fierce competitor and coach. >> he expected the best out of us. he called our freshman team. we were undefeated. he expected us to perform. luz: for many, the lessons that will last a lifetime are the ones he taught off the court. >> my mom was killed in 2007. he was there to support me. luz: in the basketball world, he was known as jean the dream ransom.

in a statement he said my father was and still is a great man. he is a major influence in the east bay area community. he showed love to everyone he met and came across sometimes as a flare. that was him. he opened the door for future basketball stars who came out of the bay area. he was looked up to and loved by many. i will never forget him and will always love him. >> it is really a horrible loss. luz: luz pena, abc 7 news. liz: in the last nine months, there have been five deadly highway shootings on oakland freeways. less than a month ago, in january, david nguyen was shot and killed on i-5 80. in antioch woman was killed near the bay bridge toll plaza. in october, jasper will was killed on i-880.

the family of another victim of an oakland freeway shooting is calling for answers. tim johns shares their story. >> there is not any type of money that can ever bring them back. tim: barbara nguyen speaking spg abc 7 news. david nguyen was shot and killed by random gunfire last month while driving home on interstate 580 in oakland. now jean ransom also shot and killed while driving through the east bay on interstate 880 friday night. the same day he would have graduated from the sheriff's academy. >> i just heard about it today. i just started crying. tim: friday's shooting is the fifth fatal shooting on the freeways in the last nine months. violence has taken the life of 23-month-old jasper wu.

>> very little rest. nothing much being done about it. tim: she is calling for action. pleading with elected officials to do something to stop the violence. >> protect your communities. you do not want that to happen to your child, your parent. ttim: one thing that has been discussed is a camera system along freeways in oakland. the problem, local officials say, is out of their control since the freeways are owned by the state. it is up to sacramento to take action. some like oakland mayor liddy shaft and lauren taylor say they support the state to take action with surveillance cameras. >> i think that is something that is important. we cannot have a chp officer everywhere all the time on our freeway system.

it is important that we take advantage of technology. tim: with no leads or development on her brother's case, she says she will keep fighting. >> i am a small little asian girl, not much power. here i am today. tim: not just for david but for other victims. >> someone do something about it. please. the past two years, you just see these crimes increasing. it is not going to stop unless someone with power takes action. tim: in oakland, tim johns. liz: a spokesperson for libby schaaf released this statement, saying the loss of life due to gun violence is a tragedy for family and friends of jean ransom and our community. the mayor will be relentless in her pursuit of state resources to install cameras at on and off ramps that can assist investigations such as these and hold those accountable who act

with such heinous disregard for human life. we sent out a push alert for the arrest and the deadly shooting of jean ransom through the mobile app. if you would like updates on this, you can download the app and enable push alerts. an associated press investigation finds prisoners at the federal correction institution in dublin have been subjected to sexual abuse by correctional officers and even the warden. the report says inmates were often threatened or punished when they try to speak up. the ap obtained records and reviewed thousands of pages of court records from criminal and civil cases involving dublin prison staff. they detail how inmates alleged allegations against members of the mostly male staff were ignored or set aside. the allegations have so far resulted in four arrests. the oakland man injured in the parking not of sofi stadium

following last weekend's 49ers loss to the l.a. rams remains in a coma this morning. that is according to a family statement. doctors performed a procedure to relieve internal pressure on the right side of daniel luna's head. a suspect has been arrested in the case. his family tells us we want to make sure these nfl events are safe for everyone and that all parties responsible for this tragic attack will be held accountable so nothing like this never happens again. the leader of a band formed in the bay area is looking for help after his car was stolen. we are talking green day lead singer billy joel armstrong. he took to social media asking for help. you can see it here, a 1962 chevy 2. it was stolen in southern california. it is near and dear to all the band members hearts and has been

in the green day family for over 30 years. developing news near truckee this morning. at least one person is missing after falling through ice. firefighters say five other people were able to get out of the ice on their own. because it is impossible to know the safety and stability of the ice with the recent warmer temperatures. sad situation, those warm temperatures something we are tracking. lisa: this is our wettest time of the year. san francisco in the upper 40's to near 50. about four to five degrees above average today. warmer for everyone today. how warm will it get? i will let you know next. liz: the big announcement from queen elizabeth. her blessing to the duchess of cornwall as she makes her wishes

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>> support camilla to be known as queen consort when the prince of wales becomes king. royal aides insisted in 2005 that she intended to be princess consort, in deference to princess diana. this marks a significant shift in policy. >> her majesty looking to the future of the monarchy. writing, when my son charles becomes king, i know you will give him and his wife camilla the same support you have given me. >> the queen signed her statement your servant. that personifies her rain. it has been all about duty, serving. we all know charles wanted camilla to become queen consort. >> queen elizabeth history as the only british monarch to rain for 70 decades, 70 years of service, receptions,

accolades. elizabeth began marking the milestone with her first public appearance in months, cutting the cake on saturday. >> i was told it had to be upside down. somebody else can finish it off. >> the first major engagement since her hospital visit last october. today, the actual day she became weaned, is usually one of mixed emotions for her majesty. it was the day her father died. this year, she will be remembering her late husband who died last april. >> the queen is setting the scene for the post-elizabethan age. she is trying to set the stage for charles and camilla and their service. >> prince charles issuing a statement congratulating his mother on her remarkable achievement, saying he and his wife camilla are honored by the

queen's request. liz: during black history the museum in alameda is honoring the immeasurable contributions of african-americans to the armed services. there are photos, biographies, and stories describing a rich part of american history. >> there are so many significant things that have happened in american history. if we don't teach that to each next-generation, we lose touch with what is happening in the past. liz: the hornet is working on a permanent display to highlight contributions of african-americans. a bay area congresswoman who has been called a traitor and the conscience of congress is in a new documentary. our belief. -- barbara lee. >> as a young mother with two

kids working in the community with the black panther party making sure people have something to eat. social justice has been part of who i am. >> barbara lee speaking truth to power looks at the life of the congresswoman from the east bay. >> this bill is an essential step in correcting the injustices of the failed war on drugs, namely the racial disparities. >> a host of current and former colleagues eagerly spoke with abby ginsberg for the film. lee was more reluctant. >> abby ginsberg approached me many times. she is a wonderful filmmaker. she is also persistent. 98% of my life is public. i have to accept that because this is what i want to do in terms of public service. the 2% that is personal is personal and private. >> lee found herself under a

microscope after 9/11 when she cast the only congressional vote against an authorization of military force she felt was too broad. >> she was right. it was important her community understood the norma's risk she took in standing up for peace and justice. >> the film shows lee engaging with that community. >> we make those connections. we intersect in a way that people in my district understand what affects one affectr >> they see her as someone who stands up for them. >> in hollywood, i am david daniel. liz: students student school walked out of class to protest a big change that has riled the campus. >> what do we want? >> chocolate milk. >> window we wanted?

>> now. liz: students are not happy chocolate milk has been pulled from the lunch menu. administrators and say it is too much sugar. students say they need their lunchtime fix. >> we had chocolate milk when i was in fourth grade. you would be lucky to get a spot to get chocolate milk. >> o sugar is not really what our body needs. liz: students in the administratithis is my favoritee morning. you see both sides. good for them for speaking up. >> one day every other week. liz: see if the kids think that is a fair compromise. lisa: we are on their side. we are looking at a morning that is beginning to recover in terms of cold temperatures. we are below freezing with fog

in many spots. as north winds kick up, the coast has warmed up to 61. parts of the north bay and east bay still in the 30's. that huge dumb of high pressure has been blocking all the storms up and over california and the pacific northwest. we have clear conditions. clearview of the city skyline. 48 san francisco and oakland with 52 mountain view. santa clara 39. half moon bay up to 63. on top of mount tam, the relative humidity is 28%. looking out towards emeryville, that air quality looks good. it is going from green to moderate at times. we have those upper-level winds beginning to mix things out. those one -- those winds are going to warm us up. 38 santa rosa. 43 concord.

45 by the delta. 44 livermore. the numbers tell the story. here is the wind direction out of the north, 22 miles per hour mount tam. mount diablo up to 40. we will have bursts of offshore wind a couple days this week. that is going to be the element that brings the temperatures up to the 70's by tuesday, wednesday. it is going to be above average today and all week long. nine degrees warmer half moon bay. quarter mile visibility in novato. clear and cool for most this morning, but not if you are at the coast. warmer than average this week. 10 to 15 degrees above average is what we are thinking. as we talked about earlier, that storm track as it gets closer, the only thing we are going to see is a cutoff low. as we go through the next several hours, it is the fog.

not really a january item you would think would be with us stay after day. that is all we can track on that computer animation. just in case you are wondering what it is like at the coast. ocean temperature only in the 50's. mid 60's half moon bay and stinson. if we get that cutoff low, if we are going to see any moisture, it is going to be negligible. in the south out of the viewing area, temperatures from the 60's to 70's as we get through the first full week of february. it is getting warm out there. we will continue to dry out the vegetation. it only takes one spark to start a fire. 69 morgan hill. 65 antioch. 67 oakland. we begin our warming trend upper-level north winds throughout the week. temperatures widespread in the 70's.

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studying besides martin luther king jr. >> i never thought about that myself. from that question, the answer is everything you see here. reporter: it started as a school project. the collection numbers in the thousands, which she has on display in downtown redwood city. the former retail store opens free to the public and school groups. volunteers are helping set up the display. most of us are familiar black athletes. what many are interested by his black inventors. visitors learn potato chips, the refrigerator, and a variety of items were all invented by blacks. >> it is amazing these accomplishments were made by a race of people that it was illegal for them to be able to learn to other sections pay

tribute to politicians, authors, and women leaders. there are a few negative ones that highlight stereotypes of the past. >> the more we take that time to connect with each other on a personal level, but also to understand everything that got us to where we are, that will help us to understand each other. reporter: in redwood city, david louis. liz: you can see more stories about black history month by going to our abc 7 bay area connected apps wherever you stream. you can watch on apple tv, android tv, fire tv, and roku. stick with us. tensions are escalating over ukraine. russia now with 70% of its combat forces in place at ukraine's border.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. thanks for joining us. we will start with another look at the weather. lisa, a beautiful day. it is a little scary as well. lisa: we know it is dry. how long are we going to be in this trend? it has been 30 days since we have seen any rain. temperatures are cool in the 40's to low 50's in the city. half moon bay 63. kind of a neat shot of emeryville. upper 30's santa rosa. fog in novato. good recovery from the low 30's earlier in our inland valleys. here is what is warning us up. north winds from mount tam to mount diablo. they are mixing the atmosphere,

creating better air quality and allowing for a bigger warm-up. as we get through the 10:00, 11:00 hour, we are in the 60's. upper 60's later today. 70's for the week ahead. liz: developing news on the ukraine border. russia has sent more troops to its border. more u.s. military aid arrives in ukraine. terry moran has the latest. reporter: this morning, russia is expanding its troop deployments around ukraine. the kremlin adding forces on all fronts. the u.s. saying russian deployments around ukraine are the largest combat firepower deployment since world war ii, equivalent to the u.s. army's fall active-duty capability. russia has 70% of the forces in place that would be needed to invade ukraine, from special

operations to tanks and artillery. intelligence agencies continue to assess that vladimir putin has not made a final decision on war. these satellite images show moscow's military buildup in dollars, including ground attack aircraft, artillery, and more. russia has moved advanced fighters and helicopters to the areas around ukraine. the russian military has released this video capable bombers on patrol over belarus. while in the nearby black sea, as many as 30 russian warships are deployed, including five amphibious assault ships that could be used for beach landings. if vladimir putin decides to invade, abc news has learned the u.s. believes it would likely be in the coming weeks during what is usually the deepest winter freeze.

the hard ground would make it easier for tanks to navigate. this as the first of 3000 u.s. troops sent by president biden arrived in germany and poland to reinforce nato allies, not ukraine. in ukraine's capital city of cave, more military aid arrived saturday. while in the outskirts of the city, some civilians on weekend are receiving weapons and medical training in case russia invades. this volunteer saying we have to defend our borders and the future of our nation. a show of defiance in ukrai defc second-largest city, 25 miles from the russian border. thousands of ukrainians marching. the ukrainian government continues to say that as they analyze the situation, they don't see russia ready to invade. they are trying to tamp down the tensions. that protest in car cave shows a

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liz: happening this week in san francisco, the exclusive u.s. debut of a new exhibit that celebrates pablo picasso. it is called imagine picasso. it is a first of its kind immersive exhibit at the san francisco skylight. joining us is the creator herself, annabelle. i know you are traveling in from france for the opening. welcome to california. reporter: thank you. bonjour. liz: what can people expect at imagine picasso? >> many thanks. i think the most important is all those paintings of pablo picasso, whipace right now around me. it is the impossible exhibition. you cannot have the same place. all those paintings from the blue period, the pink period,

cubism, surrealism. it is fantastic to see all those paintings at the same time. liz: you have become a well-known internationally for your immersive exhibits. what made you come up with this idea to experience art in this immersive way? >> you know, this idea, i did not invent it. it was invented just before i was born almost in from someone from my family who was a photographer and who decided to create this image total concept, which was to spread this culture in an immersive way with those giant projections where you can jump

in. liz: we are showing images and video of the exhibit right now. it looks beautiful. it features more than 200 picasso paintings spanning across many periods and movements. why did you choose picasso? what do you hope people take away after seeing his work? >> we choose precast so choose picasso because i think it was the kind of dream we have for more than 10 years right in europe, in france, and all over the world picasso is such a giant artist in painting. he painted for so long time. i think it was important to have this kind of retrospective of all his career. i think when you are thinking

about picasso, most of the times you are thinking it is genius. the other way of perhaps share this part of the art in immersive way, where you can be inside the painting. immersive places are just free places. that is important. you can touch this art. perhaps it was really important to show it in this way. liz: picasso is one of my favorites. we feel fortunate you have chosen san francisco to have your u.s. debut. is there a reason you decided on san francisco? >> of course, it is the best city in the world. i love the city. it is a place where you have so many kind of people living here. i will always remember the first

time i went here was more than 15 years ago to see the work of keith herring's. it is such a fantastic place to show this picasso. liz: we are so excited to love our city and chose to have it here. thank you so much for joining us this morning. >> thanks to you. liz: enjoy the opening this week. the imagine picasso immersive experience opens wednesday, february 9. it runs through march 27. it is at the skylight in san francisco's mission district. tickets are $39.99 for adults. that looks cool. lisa: oui, oui. liz: we have got to brush up on our french. lisa: lots of sunshine. the relative humidity has dropped. we have north winds. it is in the mid-50's.

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the third round of the at&t pebble beach pro-am. one of the most beautiful courses in all the land. second shot at 11 on pebble beach. watch this thing. he is going to hold out for eagle. what a shot that was. it is not pebble without bill murray doing bill murray things. jordan spieth playing his third round at pebble. second shot on sixth. you cannot see the flag. he would eagle this fall. on eight, right near a cliff, reportedly 68 feet down. no fear from spieth. he save par. he is tied for fourth. california kid buries this. patrick shot four under saturday. long putt.

andrew putnam is a coleader on the par 3/7 at pebble. here is a look at the scoreboard. tied at 15 under in the lead. spieth tied for fourth place. busy weekend in las vegas. the propyl later today. on the ice, the nhl showing off in the annual all-star game. tebow meyer sharks star. scored the first goal for the division. going top shelf. the pacific lost to the central. the central played the metro division in the finals. claude giroux was named the game m.v.p. >> really cool. i did not know what to expect coming in. a bunch of great guys. it was fun being out there.

>> propyl fun at practice. alex and nearly caalex wilson. wilson was miked up during practice. having plenty of fun. >> some good ones. i don't know if i like it. >> good wish she was in the super bowl. the super bowl one week from today. that is it for sports. liz: let's get another check at the weather. a lot of people are going to be out and about. lisa: that is because winds already trending offshore. that is helping to improve air quality and warm us up quicker today in some spots. it has been doing that along the coast. it has been cold with the lack of wind in the valleys. this big dome of high-pressure

overhead, nothing has changed. as it gets closer, that is when we get into our warm up no clouds to speak of. the only clouds to be in the form of fog later in the day around the san mateo county coast. you can see a little haze at the surface. 52 mt. view. 46 san jose. 60 three half moon bay, warmed up quickly. the winds switched to the north. just above a thousand feet, relative humidity down to 20% on mount 10. 42 petaluma. low 40's by the delta. concord at 46. fog is dissipating in novato. north winds from mount tam over 20 miles per hour. mount diablo 36 mile-per-hour winds. throughout the weekend, we will have pretty strong gusts at times. that will help us warm up from

10 to 18 degrees above where we should be this time of year, which is in the low 60's for most of us. 24 hour temperature change shows the warm-up along the coast. just a few degrees cooler in the valleys. nice look outside where you can see good visibility. clear and cool for most with that warmer than average pattern this week. the record highs are possible for the middle of the week. tuesday -- we are warmer today. we are warmer tomorrow. it is tuesday when we get just as many 70's as 60's. low 70's and then. nd. dn tfi.pe endfp.ith thmrato ttowards mon.

it is a cutoff low. it just funds into that ridge. it is gone. we are looking at that drive period. 68 san jose. mid-60's cupertino. sunshine from pacifica to menlo park as we get into south city, 66 today. 68 calistoga. 65 san rafael. temperatures climb through the mid 60's in richmond. 65 hercules. mid-60's from concord to a 60's towards brentwood. the accuweather 7 day forecast, we have our warm up underway. still above average. perhaps about 70 tomorrow santa rosa, san jose, gilroy. tuesday, widespread 70's along the bayshore. the coast warms through the

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liz: a weekly farmers market in san francisco is celebrating lunar new year. it features farmers, ranchers, and a lot more. it is hosting facilities -- festivities for lunar new year. they will have special merchants to welcome the year of the tiger. the fun runs for the entire family from 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. on 37th avenue between

ortega and quinn tar a. a live year celebration. this is the first time since the pandemic they have been able to hold in person festivities. they pulled out all the stops, including a traditional lion dance. there was a healing circle tarana burke all the victims of aa pi -- circle to remember all the victims of aapi violence. it is real be stretch to continue. high-pressure has been anchored over the west coast for weeks now. today, temperatures are warming. we have those offshore winds in the upper elevations. temperatures in the mid to upper 60's.

the accuweather 7 day forecast allowing for a little warmer on monday. big warm up tuesday. much of the southbay will be in the upper 70's. grab the shorts. turn off the heat. open the windows. we certainly need the rain. maybe towards the end of next week things could change. liz: thank you all for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. more nfl football coming up. espn postseason nfl countdown gets you ready for today's propyl. kickoff is at noon at allegiant stadium in las vegas. thanks again. have a great day.

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