>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> credible russian military action would take place even before the end of the olympics. liz: a warning from the white house. a russian invasion of ukraine could come in a matter of days. president biden talking to russian president vladimir putin on the situation. good morning. i am liz kreutz. we will get to that developing story in a moment. first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: that ridge of high pressuretemperatures for the pat several days. it is beginning to slide to the south later today but we are left with hazy conditions this

morning and temperatures very mild. 58 in oakland, 55 and san francisco and san jose. temperatures are in the 50's other than santa rosa, mid to upper 40's. moderate air quality today. we will be looking for another day of temperatures well above average. noontime, mid to upper 60's. by the afternoon, 4:00, well into the 70's. liz: developing news this morning as we mentioned, president biden's six-year call with president putin convened one hour ago about the increasing presence of russian military in ukraine. abc news has the latest. >> president joe biden is set to talk to russian president vladimir putin today as the situation over ukraine grows more urgent after russia and

ukraine failed to come to any agreement during nine hours of negotiation. this morning from the national security advisor, russia could invade ukraine in just days. >> credible prospect a russian military action would take place even before the end of the olympics. >> the biden administration said the u.s. has not concluded putin has made a final decision to in invade ukraine but the u.s. is advising its citizens to leave ukraine as much as possible. among those urged to leave is a 25 euro teacher in kiev. >> it is hard to leave your life. if there is an actual war, i will leave, i will not live in a warzone. >> the kremlin continues to deny it has plans to invade and accuses the u.s. of conspiracy to whip up tensions. russia is holding military

drills in belarus and the black sea. with more than 100,000 russian troops near ukraine's borders, military analyst says russia has enough equipment for a major attack. >> we see troubling signs of russian escalation. >> the u.s. sent 90 tons of military aid to ukraine. soldiers are heading from fort bragg to poland. american fighter jets and naval destroyers are on their way to eastern europe nato countries. liz: people are on edge about the possibility of an invasion. one man who runs a nonprofit provides aid to the country. >> i want more help for ukraine, military help, and i want them to be serious about the

sanctions they are putting on pressure, the government, the families of their leaders. cut them off from their money. liz: this would not be the first time russia has invaded ukraine. in 2014, it attacked and annexed the crimean peninsula. now to the latest covid headlines. parents and pediatricians are being forced to wait longer to vaccinate children under five years old against a virus. pfizer and the fda are pushing back. the delay is frustrating but some experts say it is actually a good sign. >> the fda is waiting on more data before deciding whether to authorize pfizer's covid-19 vaccine for children under five years old. >> the great news was it was say for every kid. the question is one of efficacy >>. pfizer requested the delay after noticing omicron was better than

delta eddie venting the vaccine, signaling the two doses were not enough protection for this age group. >> the third dose would be intended to increase the immunity for the kids six months to two years and provide augmented immunity for the kids two years to just about five. >> roughly 18 million children in america under five years old. the biden administration was hoping to expand vaccination for this age group by next week. 16-month-old victoria will have to wait while her parents try their best to keep her safe. >> as long as all of our family members are vaccinated. it provides a level of protection if our daughter was also vaccinated, as well. >> golden gate pediatrics was gearing up to begin the

vaccination process. they have 2500 patients under five years old and now they will have to wait until at least april. >> that group of families that was excited to get this going, they understand but it is a bit of a letdown. overall, it is better to get it right. >> the fda was expected to publish an analysis of pfizer's data. the fda said pfizer made the right choice for asking for more time. >> this should be a huge vote of confidence. liz: a new bill could could coud california worker get vaccinated against covid-19. the proposal by an assembly woman in oakland would require businesses to make sure employees are in compliance. we explain the bill is getting mixed reaction. >> every worker in california vaccinated against covid-19. that is the goal of a new bill

proposed by a state assembly woman. >> people have been experiencing whiplash when it comes to testing guidelines and mask mandates. >> at a press conference friday, the assembly woman said the bill would assure a safer barrier against covid-19. all businesses would have to require employees and independent contractors to get the vaccine. the supreme court ruled against a vaccine mandate from the biden administration. >> people are craving stability and we know enough at this point about the pandemic that we can make this happen together. >> the plan is being met with mixed reviews. >> i don't like the idea of government control. >> research is proof of the porting. not politics, not biases. >> including some company executives who think this is an overstep of power. >> the virus is real, but the government has used it as an

opportunity to take more power. >> the ceo of a copy that helps people find jobs in places with little to no covid mandates, thinks people should be able to make their own decisions. >> they are starting to dial back the mandates and right on time california decides to dial up the mandates. >> something this will create a clear path in recovery from the pandemic. >> it is time that businesses get back to normal functioning. >> john is the ceo of small business majority. he said the bill will give small businesses a chance to not worry about mandates changing. >> small businesses do not want to be traffic cops about public safety. they are looking for a common statewide standard. >> if it passes, the bill would likely take effect next year and employers who do not comply could face penalties. liz: today, you can get a free

covid-19 home test kit in santa clara county from 1:00 to 5:00 p.m. at the morgan hill library. four total tests will be given per car at the drive-thru site. n95 masks will also be available. you do not need to make an appointment. if you have questions about covid or vaccines, our abc 7 news vaccine team is here to help. head to abc7news.com to submit your question. in about one hour, the oakland unified school district will lead a virtual town hall on saving oakland's schools appeared the school board decided earlier this week to move forward with school closures. two schools are set to close this year, followed by five more next year. four others er or lose grades. oakland unified is facing a budget shortfall.

let's get a check outside as we had to break. lisa: 57 right now, it was 77 yesterday. we are going to return to near normal temperatures, but does it include any rain or winter like precip? i will have the answer. liz: also ahead, and guard in a prison is the first of four members to face the charges. >> one idea meant to connect the community before valentine's day, i've been making yogurt that is less sweet and high in protein since 2005. now we're doing the same for plant based. still rich and creamy. plant-based siggi's: more protein and less sugar than leading yogurt alternatives.

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liz: developing news in southern california. four people are hospitalized after being shot this morning outside a restaurant bar in the west hollywood area. the victims are listed in stable condition. their identities were not disclosed. police were examining a red $700,000 car connected to the shooting. investigators were determining if a fistfight preceded the gunfire. we are learning new details about the suspect involved in thursday night's deadly shooting at the civic center bart station

in san francisco. this comes at a time when bart is experiencing low ridership. we have more on what the agency is doing to keep the passengers it does have say. >> ridership is at hs a the agency's police chief addressed the fatal shooting at the civic center station. >> the suspect allegedly shot the victim at close range with a handgun on the platform at the bottom of an escalator. the victim was shot from behind. >> information on the victim and the motives have not been released, chief alvarez touted the quick response from bart officers. >> personnel responded within one minute of the incident. >> the chief said that is the reason for the arrest of the 24-year-old. >> he has a criminal record. that will be part of the investigation. >> i obtained his court records and multiple sources confirmed he was on three years probation

for a november 2020 incident where he was arrested for a burglary. i asked the das was charged and then released back onto the streets. public information officer acknowledged his released and said it happened while he waited on evidence results. the office will hold the suspect accountable. bart's police chief told the overall crime across the bart system is down but admitted problems at civic center. >> we have two officers at that station specifically during all operating hours in addition to two community service officers. >> for riders we spoke to, it was not enough. >> this station get sketchy. i have seen people with knives. it does not give you a comfortable feeling.

>> they are anywhere close to bart. >> these concerns adding to hesitancy to ride more. liz: new details about the federal correctional institution in dublin. a former correctional officer pleaded guilty to three felony charges for sexually abusing inmates. the 37-year-old faces up to 15 years in federal prison. he is the first of four staff members to face federal charges. this comes after an associated press investigation that said inmates were threatened or punished when they tried to speak up. on the peninsula, a groundbreaking ceremony was held for the plaza. it will pay tribute to the 8000 japanese americans who were forced to live in stables at the former racetrack during world war ii.

the hope is exposure will be high because 6800 people pass through the station on a monthly basis. >> our country stripped american citizens of their constitutional rights and forced my prejudice put them in prison, concentration camps. liz: the memorial will include a statue honoring two young girls, ages 6 and 9, who were forced to relocate in 1942. you can get help filing taxes if you need it. the taxpayer assistance center in oakland can help you in person. you do not need an appointment. it will be open on select saturdays. bring a government issued id, social security guard and any notices. it will be open until 4:00 p.m.

today and on march 12. there is extra love being felt and seen across the city of sunnyvale. residents have launched a festive scavenger hunt for hearts. our reporter highlights the artists behind the idea to build a better bay area. >> the hearts are hard to miss. part of a scavenger hunt who asked -- the festive display have become neighborhood favorites. for valentine's day, she decided to share the love. >> i had a dream of, why don't we get a bunch of people to put these valentines candy hearts in their yards? >> she posted to social media and heard back from 100 people. >>t reminds us of our neighbors and bringing us joy. >> it is fun to go on walks and try to find them all around the neighborhood. and see where they put them. >> it is nice to see something

out here where it brings people together, people come for photo ops. >> that is the idea. you take a picture and post it to social media. prizes will go to winters in three categories, including the person who finds the most hearts. >> there are some serious contenders, including the mayor of somerville. i don't know how many they have found. >> each heart a reminder that even when the pandemic demands distance, a little love can bring us together. >> being able to look for hearts around the community and get excited, we will be somewhere in a different part of sunnyvale and we will see a heart. >> beyond the scavenger hunt, i hope everyone feels loved during these difficult times. >> this festive scavenger hunt wraps up on valentine's day. she said she is looking forward to taking on st. patrick's day.

liz: all about the weather, it has been so nice but drew and folks have eavbeting use t itsave a miiny, but certainly not this, where we are lacking inn the middleof droughr into it, losing ground after all of the good rain we had in december. a ridge of high pressure parked over the bay area, sliding to the south, allowing for some sea breeze. air quality is not the best. mild temperatures, how about already 58 downtown, as well as oakland, san jose, 61. you can see the haze over the

city. upper 40's in santa rosa, 54 by the delta, 55 in livermore. you are a couple degrees cooler along the peninsula and the south bay, not a lot of change. a late day sea breeze. we are on our way to another warm day with records possible, probably not as much as we saw the last few days, maybe two or three. this is a trend that will be ending tomorrow because we are looking at more of an onshore push and temperatures coming down monday and tuesday as a weak system slides to the east of us. you can see the records from san jose to livermore, mid to upper 70's, in jeopardy today. san f f f f f f f oakland you have to get assembly nine. senator cruz, upper 50's. a beautiful day with mid 70's.

upper 60's 70's. we had the high clouds earlier but they filter out for a mostly sunny day. still above average the real changes come along the coast. we will have to wait another day until we see the more dramatic changes. this is a system that is missing us, 1/100 over to fre o bakersfield. it is behind this system that the offshore winds will crank up and allow for not only conditions to warm up, but the fire danger perhaps to be elevated, where conditions dry out into wednesday, thursday and friday. here is a look at potential snowfall, one to three inches. highs today well above average,

looking like may instead of february. 74 in oakland, 75 in fremont. upper 70's in the north end and south end of the bay. we will feel cooler on valentine's day and into tuesday. liz: just ahead, a a and block party to celebrate black history month. we will have the details. abc 7 news has a new streaming channel we want to tell you about. it is free, super easy and it is on 24/7. if you get the abc 7 news bay area app on your phone or you can

liz: this weekend, oakland is celebrating black history month with an event building a better bay area. the block party take place tomorrow at the site of the west oakland mural project on 9th

street. it pays tribute to the black panther party. >> it is basically just trying to be there for each other, trying to gather in a way that oaklanders take care of oaklanders, spread the love and spread the message. liz: organizers are also spreading a message of service. they will be giving away free food to those in need. a food drive is happening on macarthur boulevard near parker avenue. still to come, pg&e c get ready for your bill to go up. what the company is blaming for another rate increase set to go into effect in a few weeks. honoring legendary raide coach john madden.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: good morning. we will start this half-hour with another look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. we sound like broken records when we talk about the lack of rain, but it is nice. lisa: very mild, near 60 in many locations. 58 in san francisco and oakland. 61 at half moon bay. upper 40's in santa rosa, upper 50's in livermore. we are in the range of where we were yesterday, a little warmer in the north bay. air quality could be better, but you know the drill. we have high pressure overhead and that is not allowing us for a lot of mixing. sunny day, temperatures well into the 70's. probably the last day of records.

we will see a stronger onshore flow tomorrow. liz: thank you. canadian police have blocked off and surrounded a core group of the u.s. riot gear are lined,r w up on all sides, boxing the demonstrators in. some have been made. the canadian protesters were defying a judge's order to leave the bridge or face consequences. the blockade is disrupting the flow of crucial auto parts on the bridge, linking ontario to detroit. the blockade has caused major automakers to halt production.

a former military police sergeant and -- alleged member of an extremist movement pleaded guilty to shooting and killing a security guard. he entered the plea in san francisco federal court in front of a dozen relatives of pat underwood. underwood was inside a guard shack at the oakland federal building in 2020 when he was hit by bullets fired from a whe van. >> my brother was amazing. my brother, such a humble man. he helped summary different people that he never talked about. he was one of those sentence. the judge still has to decide if they will accept the agreement.

a man's body has been found on a beach or a fisherman disappeared on monday. the national park service said the body was discovered at the overlook. it has been taken to the coroner's for identification. a wave knocked three fishermen into the water. two were rescued. a memorial service for legendary raiders coach john madden is planned for monday at the stadium where he won so many football games, the oakland coliseum. it starts at 5:30. it will feature speakers, video tributes and performances. people will need to buy a ticket. nobody where you sit, the cost is $32.14, that is in honor of the super bowl xi team that beat the vikings, 32-14.

have you noticed an increase in your pg&e bill? it is about to get worse. the utility company was given the green light to charge you even more. >> when talking >> energy should iave a choice, right? t eginning of pg&e customers9.4% rate increas. that boils down to a $20 to $30 increase for gas and electric. that money will go toward upgrades and work pg&e is doing to reduce wildfire risk. on march 1, the average residential customer will be hit with another price hike of 9%. >> why? [laughter] >> wasn't that enough? >> the second increase is a fuel

adjustment cost. the company blames it on recent california drought conditions which have reduced electric hydro generation across the western u.s. natural gas and wholesale energy prices in 2021 and forecasted to continue into 2022. the utility reform network for consumer advocacy group said it does not end there. >> pg&e has spent $5.5 million on wildfire mitigation that they have not even got approval yet to put on our bills. and for 2023, pg&e has requested a 30% rate increase. >> just because pg&e requests a certain amount does not mean it will be approved. these anticipated increases will be hard on those on a fixed income. >> we are looking on the table

of additional increases of $50 and $70 a month. >> it becomes unaffordable at a certain point. how do you pay for your normal utilities? >> let's not forget pg&e has been sued by wildfire victims and will have to pay out billions of dollars. the company has pledged shareholders, not customers, will shoulder those liabilities. there are skeptics who worry the utility copy might have to pass those costs onto customers. liz: americans are caught in the grip of inflation. many forced to make painful decisions about how to stretch their paychecks. >> this morning, with prices rising at the fastest pace in four decades, inflation is squeezing americans' >> >> budgets. it is not just one thing or two

thing, it is everything at once. >> grocery price is up 7%, forcing danielle and washington state to cut back on food purchases for her family of four >> >>. it is frustrating i am spending sometimes double what i used to and that takes away from something my kids could be doing. >> the part of the budget first to be cut is the food budget. >> at a food bank in washington, d.c., more families are showing up seeking fresh produce and meat as prices spike. >> some people come in and say i thought the worst was over and i would not have to stand in this line anymore but over the last couple of months, i find my budget does not stretch as much. >> amidst strong demand and supply shortages, american families are paying on average $275 more per month for the same goods and services compared to one year ago.

inflation showing up not just on store shelves but services and housing. >> rent, rent, rent, gone up a lot. >> this furniture store passing on costs to consumers. >> the extended a 6% surcharge to us. we add 6% to every item in addition to the already high price. >> with the federal reserve expected to raise interest rates to cool down inflation, higher payments for mortgages, cars and credit card bills could be on the way, pinching americans' pockets even more. >> my favorite milk, i have not driven a car in three years. my friends tell me they do not want to come into the city anymore because gas prices are through the roof. >> gas prices are a major factor in how long inflation will stick around and right now there is no

sign the pain at the pump is letting up. liz: san francisco's city hall voting center will be open this weekend ahead of tuesday's special election, 10:00 until 4:00 today and tomorrow. the district 17 assembly seat and deciding whether or not to recall three school members. you can find more information online. still ahead, what a difference roots can make enough community. it is about building a better bay area as part of black history month. here is a live look over the san francisco skyline. we will check in with lisa about the warm weather this weekend when we get back.

liz: now to an unusual valentine's day gift. we know there are candy grams. it turns out there are clown

grams. >> it is definitely something that will be remembered for years. liz: yes, ranch of horror is what it is called, in the central valley. they send clowns to help people celebrate holidays. people dress up our character grams to surprise unsuspected people. >> we get a lot of people who are terrified of clowns and a lot of people who love it and want to take pictures with us. >> some people give out flowers and chocolate, but this is something to remember. liz: you certainly will not forget that. kind of creepy. the people who dress se n.a bi's golden gate hundreds of people are expected to show up in support of making jfk drive car free permanently.

walk san francisco is the group organizing the event. it starts at 10:00. a proposal would ban cars on jfk drive between two streets. the plan will be voted on under this month. it will be a nice day to be outside. lisa: beautiful. how about 59 in san jose? 79 yesterday. just about as warm today. subtle changes for the second half of your weekend. are we tracking any rain? i will have the answers, coming up. liz: the cincinnati bengals have never won a super bowl appeared joe burrow hopes to change that tomorrow. tomorrow. larry beil will have the care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things!

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liz: in sports, the warriors are back in action, hoping to end

their latest light. the dubs will take on the l.a. lakers. tipoff is at 5:30. if you are not going to the game, you can watch only here on abc 7. here is larry beil with a preview. larry: good morning. whether it is draymond green's injury, a lack of size, the warriors have dropped two in a row after winning nine in a row. they have a chance to get well tonight against the lakers. klay thompson has been terrific in his return but even klay is a disbelief he missed a sho id ha, klay enjoys facing the purple and gold. klay: i always get excited tos. some best memories in life were going with my dad in high school andatchin kobelait is ale

hometown team. >> i have not had time to worry about what anyone else is doing. i have so much stuff going on over here. my focus has been on our group and trying to figure out the best way to utilize that. larry: warriors and lakers tonight at 5:30. women's college basketball, stanford hosting utah. bounce pass, nicely done. cardinal up 12 at the break. she can dunk, but this time she lays it up between defenders. six cardinal in double figures. the stanford winning streak is that 12. super bowl interviews have been mostly on zoom until yesterday in l.a. the rams are four-point favorites. nobody expected the bengals to make it this far, but those who

have underestimated joe burrow will be at home. joe: you underestimate us, we will beat you. all this year, we got better each week and won a lot of big games. larry: nick the bottlenose dolphin in florida. he is going right toward the rams who are thehe chooses the . he has been correct with seven of his last nine super bowl predictions. sixers-thunders, going for the reverse layout, and then committed a foul in frustration. philly won the game. that is a wrap on morning sportster have a great weekend. liz: let's get a check of the forecast.

really, really warm day again. lisa: yes, certainly southern california, all of the west watching for fire danger not only today and tomorrow. we will get a break with some cooler weather but then the middle and the end of the week, we turned dry with gusty offshore winds. a ridge of high pressure is parked over us. san francisco and oakland, 61.l. mountain vw,e are on our way to another warm day, 63, half moon bay. downtown san francisco will be in the 70's once again. upper 50's, livermore. the winds are light. a few high clouds. it is 60 right now on top mountain. 73 yesterday. gusty winds on tuesday. numbers should be in the low

60's. mid to upper 70's today. the second call up the record. perhaps livermore and san jose today could break a record. oakland, pretty far from your record of 79. the trough will visit us into monday and tuesday. out ahead of it as the high slips away, warmer numbers in southern california, mid 80's tomorrow, gradual cooling around the state from today to tomorrow. tomorrow, a stronger onshore push. this is saturday's fall sunshine into sock -- saturday's full sunshine into sunday. monday and tuesday bringing some sprinkles to southern california. mountain snow, perhaps a couple inches from donner to tahoe city.

today, upper 50's. tomorrow, 60. if you are thinking about warm weather, springlike conditions, head to the coast, where there will be 70's around ocean beach. monterey, i think that will come up, you will be in the 70's, as well. we have been in the 80's the entire week along the central coast. today, the chance of some records from livermore peninsula beautiful day with low 70's enrichment. anyway you defined it, it could be better with the rain, obviously, what we are looking at cooler weather. temperatures leave on, gusty offshore winds for dry conditions locally. we are desperately in need of rain but not happening anytime soon. liz: this black history month,

we are highlighting people and organizations working to build a better bay area. we are introducing you to the roots clinic, helping the historically under resourced get the health care they need. julian glover shows you the impact of their simple mission. >> in the heart of east oakland at 99th and international boulevard, the roots clinic is on a mission. >> to uplift those affected by systemic inequities. some of the disparities we are seeing right here in east oakland, specifically for people of african descent. >> the doctor born and raised in oakland is the founding ceo of roots medical center. take life expectancy for example. in this zip life expectancy is seven years less then the alameda county average. >> we do that through direct

medical and behavioral services, benefits enrollment, street outreach and advocacy. >> the advocacy started in 2008 as a mobile clinic in east oakland but has expanded to a dozen sites. >> it really has been a journey in terms of learning from the community, listening to the folks we serve. >> roots jumped into action at the start of the pandemic, live streaming health updates and offering one of the first walk-in testing sites in the east bay in april 2020. >> we said we have to step into action. there is no one coming to save us. >> we were there as roots offered its daily free covid testing, drop in vaccination and free meals to anyone in need unwelcome wednesdays. >> they are offering second

chances, too. >> i was previously incarcerated. roots gave me the opportunity to make better choices and have better opportunities in life. >> she is able to connect others to those better opportunities as a client services specialist. >> it gives the black and african-american community a foundation and they can be heard and seen. >> helping people with the same skin tone as me, it is beautiful. we are supposed to be a village. >> people in this community aree enough to be the change they want to see. >> what makes me hopeful is when we do have a common goal that we are pushing toward, anything is possible. liz: next, a special display for e you can check out an e you can check out an en

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liz: this weekend, one of golden gate park's biggest attractions will feature a valentine's day display. you can go to peacock meadow to see an art installation. an enchanted forest of shapes and ever-changing light. 2000 led lights makeup -- that looks pretty cool. lisa: beautiful. good morning, everyone. already pretty mild out there with temperatures in the 60's at the shoreline. 70's at our beaches. mid 70's in santa cruz. could see some records from the east bay to the south bay. the seven-day forecast, holding onto the warmth tomorrow. the onshore flow will be back monday into tuesday and then we get a wind shift again. temperatures keeping us above

average through the end of next week. liz: thank you all for joining us on abc 7 mornings. i am liz kreutz along with lisa argen. because of nba saturday prime time. and countdown gets you ready for tonight's big game between lebron james and the l.a. lakers and steph curry and the golden state warriors for tipoff is at 5:30. stay tuned for toyota after the game with analysis and interviews. have a great day. ♪

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