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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> we are in the window where innovation could begin at any time. >> during a phone call with president putin, president biden warns an attack on ukraine would result in swift and severe costs , but this -- but is there a path towards diplomacy? good morning. thank you for joining us. we are going to get that story any moment. first, let's start with a look at the weather. good morning. >> it is already nice out there, you do not need much of a jacket, with temperatures in the 50's in san francisco, high-pressure slow to leave town and as a result, we are left with sunny and warm conditions. 54 in san francisco, 57 in

oakland. 54 on the coast. blue sky from the golden gate bridge. low 50's in concord, livermore. napa, 54. we are seven degrees cooler along the shoreline. as we look at our temperatures throughout the early afternoon, we will be in the upper 60's by noon. a few high clouds, a sea breeze kicking up along the shoreline. those 70's will slide back to 60's. san jose, santa clara could see records today. >> back to that developing news, private american citizens in ukraine are being put on high alert of a possible russian invasion and they are urged to evacuate now. president biden told vladimir putin that invading ukraine would cause widespread human suffering. >> the state department continues to urge american citizens to leave ukraine with an official saying it is past

time to leave. the state department is ordering all u.s. embassy personnel except a core team of diplomats to leave key have immediately. saturday, president biden and vladimir putin spoke on the phone but an administration officials as well the call was professional and substantive, there was no fundamental change in the dynamic. >> we are in the window when a russian invasion could start at any time if president putin decides. >> antony blinken also spoke with his russian counterpart, who denied russia intends to invade ukraine. an estimated 130,000 russian troops are amassed along ukraine's borders, 30 russian warships are in the black sea. the ukrainian president at odds with the u.s. assessment of the threat of a russian invasion. >> the best friend for enemies's panic in our country. all of this information that tells only for panic does not help. >> the mayor of kiev ann ann ann

an evacuation plan for the ancient city's 3 million people. for ukrainians, life goes on as usual. the u.s. and russia agreed to continue talking. >> a diplomatic path to resolving this crisis created by the unprovoked massing of russian forces around ukraine, that diplomatic path remains open. liz: house speaker nancy pelosi has warnings for putin, she says he has to know that war is not an answer. she hopes diplomacy will stop an invasion from happening. she said this in an interview with george on this week. >> if we were not threatening the sanctions and the rest, it would guarantee that putin would invade. let's hope that diplomacy works. it is about diplomacy deterrence and the president has made it clear, there is a price to pay for russia to go there.

if russia does not invade, it is not that he never intended to. liz: south carolina republican senator than see graham appeared on this week this morning and he says he believes lawmakers should be doing more in congress with preinvasion and postinvasion sanctions but senator graham says the white house keeps pushing back. >> the best thing that can happen is for us to pass the sanctions package with a waiver, postinvasion sanctions that would destroy the ripple and cripple the russian economy so putin could see it in writing, that might help him decide not to invade but we should be doing more in congress. liz: the senate has been negotiating a russian sanctions bill but as of last week, lawmakers concluded that they hit an impasse in their talks. we will keep you posted. san francisco special election is just two days away. it is going to decide the future of a school board under scrutiny. frustrated parents say they were

so fed up about the lack of in-person learning, they got enough signatures to put the recall of three school board members on the ballot. voters will decide two other races. >> thank you. reporter: volunteers stood on 19th avenue reminding voters why february 15 is so important. >> especially when the future of our kids is at stake. we have a few days left to get out the vote. reporter: many of these parents lead recall efforts against three school board members. frustrated parents say it took too long to get their kids back to in person learning. >> we already live nasa which has extreme disparity in this action which has made those disparities worse. kids like mine have fallen behind. >> this school board decided to

be named schools instead of reopening them and they put our kids through zoom school longer than necessary. they have driven the schools into a financial ditch. reporter: supporters are voting -- are urging a no vote. one school board members saying, argument made by proponents are false. my focus before and during this pandemic has been on increasing enrollment, fiscal responsibility, and improving health services. in addition to the recall, there's two other races on the ballot. the position of assessor recorder is offered grabs. the other is a primary for the 17th assembly district voters who will choose a replacement for dafydd to who stepped down last year to become city attorney. the front-runners are david campos and matt haney. voting has been happening for several weeks. the elections chief says turnout has been light, about half the voters who came out for last september's recall of governor newsom. >> we are at about 23% turnout

for the special election. to give you a comparison, the september 2020 one recall election, we were at 46%. reporter: in person voting bill burck -- will continue through tuesday. the mayor is back in the recall effort. we reached out to the two other school board members facing recall but we have not heard back. liz: abc 7 is excited about our partnership with the san francisco standard. joining me to talk about this recall effort is the director of multimedia for the san francisco standard. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. liz: let's talk about turnout. what are you expecting? we know this recall has galvanized the asian-american community who are upset not only about the school closures but about changes to the admission process and offensive tweets by school board member allison

collins. >> just to take a step back, this recall election can be seen as a sort of bellwether of progressivism in san francisco which has been shifting to the left and now we have this moment where the pendulum may be swinging back to moderate democratic values. a lot of people are watching this. we have data from the department of elections, turnout is low, it is less than you would see for a presidential election, less than the gavin newsom recall, it is around 23%. that said, we have three days to go. both sides of the issue are out there today and tomorrow and tuesday trying to make the case for the vote. that number will go up. at the end of the day, it being a special election, it is a little bit low. liz: it will be interesting to see who does turn out. the mayor is supporting the

recall so it is not a race that is as partisan as the effort to recall governor newsom was. what do you know about who is backing this effort, where are donations coming from, and what you know about those who are supporting the school board members? >> it is not as partisan at all as the gavin newsom recall, which was called republican back. we know 83% of donors to the recall effort are coming from within san francisco, so they are san franciscans. this was a grassroots effort that started in the apartment of two parents who were fed up. they are locals. we are seeing that a lot of everyday people are donating. the typical donation amount was $100. that being said, they have raised a phenomenal amount of money to the amount of $1.9 million and a lot of that is coming from a handful of donors. there is a pa

wealthy businessmen and women as well as individual donors like arthur roth who donates to democratic causes but is also a supporter of charter schools. most of that money is being spent on tv ads to get those lingering voters to show up. liz: if the scho if the sc are recalled, what message do you think that is going to send about the direction of san francisco politics? i imagine the district attorney is going to be watching this pretty closely. >> it is important to remember that recalls in san francisco are exceedingly rare. the last one was in 1983. it was unsuccessful. if this recall effort is successful, it will signal that san franciscans are ready to take back their voice, that they feel strongly about this issue, that they want to hold their

electeds accountable. on the question of the chesa boudin recall, it is tricky to draw too many parallels. we saw in the signature gathering process that the chesa boudin recall effort had more trouble getting the signatures that they needed than this effort. it is capturing a bit of a different audience so is tricky to say one way or another on that. we are going to have to wait and see. liz: two recalls in the next six months, really interesting. thank you for joining us. >> thank you. liz: we have links to the san francisco standard's reporting on our website and to watch their videos, you can check out our bay area streaming tv app. as we head to break, let's get a check outside. lisa: it is in the mid-50's. san francisco average high is 60. yesterday, well into the 70's.

today, that sea breeze is going to come back. we will talk about that. cold started a week ahead and a mild end. liz: california reservoirs saying the impact of our drought , the latest numbers from the biggest reservoir in the state and how it is affected. a mission versus economy, new rules are going to take effect for the trucking industry. by some say it could make the supply chain issues worse. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com since i left for college,

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liz: here is a live look outside. pretty start to this morning. in the east bay, police are investigating a fight between neighbors that led to an hours long standoff. this happened around noon yesterday. officers responded to calls of a man hitting his female neighbor in the head and stomach with a baseball bat. police ordered people to stay in their homes because of this.

residents later reported hearing a gunshot. the lockdown was lifted a short time later. a body found friday in marin county has been identified as a fisherman who disappeared last monday. jose padilla was one of three men fishing on the rocks below the overlook when a wave knocked them into the water. two of the men who were rescued had to let buddy? because the waves were too strong. his fiancee said he moved from hunter s when he was 15 and he was taking classes at city college. the red cross is helping residents affected by a three alarm fire. firefighters were called to 10th avenue yesterday afternoon. one person was sent to the hospital. they are expected to be ok. two dogs which happened to belong to beyond them who were staying -- staying with -- belong to dion lim who were

staying with a friend were rescued. part of building a better bay area is looking at issues that impact the climate and our environment. next year, every semitruck in california has to meet a new model of emissions standards. one company says that is too much. ryan curry odd -- ryan curry hay more on how this could trickle down to supply chain issues. >> feels as he is in a tight spot, he is the president of a trucking company. next year, two of his 13 trucks will be allowed to operate. the california air resources board is requiring every truck to be a 2010 model or newer. but he knew where trucks are hard to are expensive. >> a $30,000 truck is selling for over $100,000. reporter: he says that is too much money to replace nearly his entire fleet. >> now because the trucks are

not being manufactured, they are backed up until june of 2023 and they are trying to shift the electric trucks, we do not have these hand-me-downs. we do not have the trucks that we can do our job with. reporter: the western state's trucking association says 40,000 vehicles will not meet the requirement and therefore not be allowed on the road. they say unless the board delays the requirement, the supply chain issue will get worse. >> this could make the supply chain issue everybody is familiar with look like child's play. reporter: drivers will be laid off. we reached out to the air resources board and are awaiting a supply.

other industry will suffer. >> let us keep our talks for an extra year until the pandemic is over, until the supply chain is back to normal. liz: hundreds showed up to support a car free road in san francisco's golden gate park. walk san francisco organized the march in the park. a proposal bans cars on jfk drive between transfers and keys are drives. it adds more car free streets in the park. >> we have seen the success for two years of what a car free space does for our community. this has been an amazing pilot and it is time to make it permanent. liz: that museum wants jfk east be opened to traffic, it says that closure has impacted people with limited mobility including the elderly, families with children, and people who are disabled. the board of supervisors will vote on the planet later this month. a community is demanding a

cleanup of all radioactive and toxic waste at the shipyard superfund site. supporters held a rally calling on the mayor and board of supervisors for a cleanup, not just capping the contaminated site. they are demanding reparations for current and former residents and shipyard workers implemented -- impacted by the compromised environments. some key reservoirs are starting to see the impacts of the little rainfall we have had. according to the department of water resources, the state's largest reservoir is at 54% of its average compared to 70 - th. last month was to try to california's history. the snowpack, a key source for water supply, is quickly shrinking. the continued dry weather limits the growth of the snowpack. let's get a check of the weather. you are saying there might be a chance of rain in the way far forecast. lisa: but we know better than to

look that far down the road because it has happened so many times where it does not materialize. what did materialize mods -- was 87 yesterday. today, we could see records, maybe canfield, again in santa clara. we are not done with this ridge of high pressure yet. we are on our 36th dry day, but who's counting? last time it rained in san francisco was january 7. it has been longer than that in san jose, almost getting upwards of 40 days and we have fed four days of records. this picture remains unchanged. this is a nice picture, this is not rose in nevada where the temperature is 35 degrees. look at the fun they are having. in san jose, we are looking at

the rainfall going below 80% of average. with this warm weather, making a dent and not in a good way. 56, san francisco. 58 in mountain view. nice view here, air quality so far not bad. 54 in napa. fairfield with 52. santa cruz already in the upper 50's. yesterday in the 80's. i think that a sea breeze will come into play later today, cooling down the coast by the afternoon. today, high clouds, cooler and windy here. we have offshore winds tuesday and wednesday. 30 to 40 miles an hour, then that will help temperatures rebound back to the 70's. it is about the sun to start out. the high clouds come into play, then we will be looking at the sea breeze tonight. if you are headed to the beach, not as warm but still pleasant,

near 70 today. in stinson, 69. 70, half moon bay. then we get cooler. this is going to be onshore today into monday. by late monday, it is switches to that northerly or offshore component. look how fast those winds are moving. into tuesday, they get stronger. by tuesday 10:00, 43 mile an hour wind gusts. livermore at 31 miles an hour. right now, its 66bl want.already, the winds have dry things out significantly. no rain first seven days of this outlook, then we add in three more. his forecast model wants to bring us some rain. whether that happens in today tammy, we will wait and see.

it is warm in san mateo. 73 and fremont. maybe 80 in morgan hill. the seven-day forecast, we are cooler tomorrow. this is what february should feel like. then we warm up as the temperatures rebound. we are not going to see those 80's come back, this will just be five to eight degrees above average through the end of the week. liz: so we will enjoy the warm weather today. i had, a warning ahead of valentine's day, the romance scams they want you to know about.

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moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. liz: thank you for joining us. we are going to get another look at the weather. you and i are ready for valentine's day. lisa: we will have to add a coat, it is going to be cooler tomorrow. that will drop our temperatures to where they should be for mid february. right now, we are in the mid to upper 50's. mota vw. we look at that hazy sky with moderate air quality but a pretty view. mid 50's by the delta, napa, and livermore. we are cooler along the coast, that is where we are going to get a week sea breeze. then high clouds visit us. we are close to 60. by the middle to late afternoon, we have managed mid to upper 70's again so we could see some records as this high-pressure ridge fades away. we could wake up to patchy fog from monday, then the winds kick

in. it is about drying offshore winds. no rain yet to talk about. we will talk temperatures, how they are going to go up and down. liz: police are asking for your help in locating two missing boys. landon thomas and ethan thomas were last seen yesterday. they are known to go to the park in the petaluma area. if you have information that could locate the boys, you are asked to contact the police department. new developments with the moved in yesterdaypolias baaddetroit to windsor, ontario. as the trucks departed, a newbad on foot, the group numbered in the hundreds. the blockade has disrupted operations at several auto factories and it is estimated workers lost tens of millions of

dollars in wages last week. >> automakers have already been struggling with the computer chip shortage. this comes at a bad time. liz: the protests over canada's vaccine mandate has gone on for three weeks and has a snarled traffic. the cdc is releasing though data about booster protection. a study shows the effectiveness of the third shot wanes after four months. our reporter spoke to experts about what this means as many say we are getting closer to an endemic. >> three months since boosters became available for californians 18 and older, the cdc announced to the protection from a third shot decreases after four months. >> what the protected is increases production of antibodies for a while. 10 weeks to four months. those antibodies are going to come down with time but that does not mean your immune response wanest just means

sponse.ect of your immune reporter: this infectious disease specialist highlighted that the first two doses continue to be effective against the virus. those two doses prime the body to respond anytime. >> our t cells, b cells are still there. that b cells are the recipe to make more antibodies, they can make antibodies anytime they see covid. t cells will help them. reporter: researchers also found that the vaccine's effectiveness against hospitalization since -- against hospitalizations remain high. the chief at the emergency medical department at ucf fs has noticed a difference in patients. >> people who get the booster are lisicki, they are not necessarily protected from getting infected 100%, but they are getting less sick. reporter: dr. raven has a new concern. >> high-risk people whose

booster immunity may be waning might be at high risk now that we are coming to that four month mark. the encouraging thing is case rates overall are decreasing. reporter: the question is, will we need a fourth shot? >> i did not think as a general population we will about -- we well, but a certain groups well. reporter: dr. gandhi believes we are one month away from an end to make meanicontinue to be covt it will be easier to manage survivors. >> we have the tools to contr it and keep hospitalizations low. those are vaccination and therapeutics. liz: museum is hosting another vaccination clinic. the public health department is focusing on medi-cal recipients and young children to get their shot.

families who get vaccinated today will get a pass for a free museum visit. the clinic will be open until 4:30, no appointments are required. on the peninsula, families received free covid tests and masks at libraries. libraries gave away four rapid tests and five masks per household. libraries are cold today but if there are any supplies left, they will be available tomorrow. >>-kit is terrific. i would like to see it publicized more because it is not something i had heard about before i came in. if i had known, i probably would have made a beeline to the library. liz: the library district also handed out free covid tests yesterday. walmart is the latest company to drop its mask mandate for vaccinated workers. only those who work in pharmacies or who are unvaccinated will be required to wear them.

the changes are for all stores unless required by the state or local government. bay area employees will still be masked for at least a few more days. workers in california will still have to go through daily health screenings. our vaccine team is here to answer your questions. you can head to abc7news.com/vaccine and click on the blue box to submit questions. in the east bay, the oakland unified school district held a virtual town hall in hopes of saving open schools. the school board annou clongg schothct a $90 mi so it is to c four schools plan to merge or will lose grades. >> who wants to enroll at a a school that is possibly closing? it has impacted somewhat our ability to attract high quality staff. liz: in 20 years, open unified

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went. raiders celebration of life for john madden. forever oakland organize last night's event. all were welcome to honor the legendary coach. they had a potluck, a barbecue, and a lot more. the tailgate is going to last through tomorrow, the day of the public memorial. a man is on a mission to help people connect one pancake at a time. branson held his second free pancake party in the mission district. last month, he put flyers up and 75 people showed up and enjoyed 125 pancakes. another crowd showed up yesterday. he is encouraging others to hold free pan is a great way to get to know your neighbors. we love the story and we know his life was like, you need to

make some friends, so he was like, i will throw a pancake party. it worked. lisa: giving others ideas hopefully. that sounds fun. hope you are enjoying the start to your sunday where it is already 56 degrees downtown. 61 in mountain view. another day of 70's, maybe some records, then it all comes crashing down. we will have your full forecast next. liz: klay thompson's fourth quarter leads the warriors over the lakers in a thriller. chris alvarez will have the post can reaction coming up. there's this feeling we chase... like someone upped the brightness on the entire world. a full-body endorphin rush

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the warriors are back in action tomorrow night against the clippers. last night, they took on the lakers at chase center. here is the highlights. >> heading into last night's primetime matchup between the warriors and lakers, both teams riding two game losing streaks. klay thompson to play against the lakers, so was jonathan coming, cleared for takeoff, he can fly. so can lebron james. 12 seconds left in the half, stephen curry misses. fourth quarter now, dubs now, ds three. klay, a, another three. -- a three, another three. six seconds to go lebron fouled on a three-point shot.

a little bit of controversy. he needs to make all three but misses the first. he made the second, had to miss the third. wild scramble for the ball and the warriors hold on. >> it really was, especially what i had to do to get to that point, it was a lot of long days and being patient and reading inspirational books. i am grateful to feel that feeling because i do not take it for granted. >> it was a special day to me. i grew up watching people like lebron and kobe. it was a pleasure. my family going to see me go against lebron. it was a good thing. >> i am thrilled with the way jk is coming along on the way klay is looking. >> student section fight up at the zagat. zag led.

25 points and the flex. the gales would fight back. mattias toss. andrew never hardhead 1690 flex of his own. and zagat has won 14 straight. this phoenix open, your shot of the day comes, sam writer lines it up, balding, and it is first career homerun and the crowd went crazy. there go the drinks. pj tweeted out, rain delay. that one meant wrap up today. super bowl lvi later today. enjoy the rest of your day, we will see you later on. liz: let's get a check of the super bowl forecast. lisa: we are looking at a nice afternoon today. if you are going to head out and enjoy the weather, this is the last warm day we are going to see.

we are going to be above average for several days midweek and perhaps into the early part of next weekend. as for those of 70's and potential records, today is the last day. high pressure is moving to the south. we tied a record yesterday. 81 in san jose. we have the blue sky and it iss 56 in santa clara, 57 in san jose with low 60's in mountain view and mid-50's from san francisco to oakland. we saw a few 30's in the far north bay. it did not cool of too much. you can see the haze. the winds are light, that is going to change in the next 72 hours. mid-50's in napa and fairfield with low to mid 50's in our east bay. downtown, we will have high clouds later today and that sea breeze kicks up along the coast. we will have some 70's to start

out and 60's towards the afternoon. it is going to be cooler and windier for monday and tuesday. then temperature is rebound later in the week. we are starting with that hazy son. high clouds today for the rest of sunday. as we get into our air quality, some of these sensors i do not think are working, but overall, moderate air quality today. it gets better as we get into more wind even though it is coming from an onshore direction and that offshore. the onshore direction will help us later on. a mix of upper 60's to mid 70's depending on the time and location. things will be changing. we look at a little bit of fog e first part of monday but the winds get faster and they are switching around to that

offshore component. 9:00 monday night, we've got 30 to 40 mile an hour winds, they get stronger as we get into tuesday. they will move into parts of the valley locations. as we get through the rest of tuesday, look at 10:00 on tuesday, very windy. no advisories but that could change as we look at those fast speeds and it will dry out that meditation. -- that vegetation. still some soil moisture, we are not totally dry, but it is more like june than february. as we look through the rest of tuesday, still pretty breezy. here is a look at those cool numbers for monday, 50's to 60's. little change into tuesday. those winds are moving pretty fast. wednesday, we see a break in that wind and that allows temperatures to warm up a little. here is a look at the storm track.

a little bit of snow tomorrow in the mountains and as we get towards the end of next weekend, i would like to believe that we see a little bit of rain but it does not look promising. highs today in the mid to upper 70's. there could be records towards the south bay, perhaps the peninsula. a transition day out there. valentine's day, blustery and cooler. that continues into tuesday, despite more son. we will have the winds slacked off and temperatures warming up to above average. but we are not going to see the records again. liz: it is getting back to more normal temperatures. abc 7 news is a celebrating black history month, highlighting people in our community. we are looking at an artist bringing a first of its kind exhibit to a local landmark. >> it is not uncommon it is no

when you are in grace cathedral but what is uncommon is seeing something like this when you do. that is a 70 foot pendulum swinging from the pews to the pulpit, part of a new performance installation called love, a state of grace. how does it feel for you to be walking in here knowing that your project is about to come to life? >> it is a bit overwhelming. reporter: joanna haigood is the artistic director. >> it is a series of reflections on love that are informed by my personal experience, community sharing, research, and certainly the times we find ourselves in. reporter: when she started the project, we were in a time of violence. shootings at a temple in wisconsin, a synagogue in pittsburgh, and a black church in charleston.

then covid happened and racial disparities and police violence were front and center. >> by the time george floyd happened, something opened in me. i was suffering like so many of us from what i think is intestinal grief. reporter: that fueled her decision to expand the focus of her project. now above, a state of grace is a place for people to find balance through four elements. this swing with its drop representing the act of serve under into love. this letter, a reminder that love is an action that can sometimes be scary and hard. this tower that area lists rise two. >> the amazing beauty of this building helps to ground me. reporter: her goal, provide a performance that is human and real. >> there are -- there is a lot that we have been through so it is my responsibility in this performance to be 100%

authentic. reporter: the final element is a series of meditations, all designed to give people a chance to engage and reflect. finding balance in a beautiful landmark, inspiration to find balance in our lives. liz: performance installation that runs through this friday at san francisco's grace cathedral. you can see stories about black history month by going to our bay area app, it is on apple tv, enjoy tv, fire tv, and roku. next, magnificent magnolias. they are in peak bloom. where you can see the natural marble expected to last for just a

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serious side effects may include pancreatitis. taking trulicity with sulfonylurea or insulin raises low blood sugar risk. side effects include nausea, vomiting, and diarrhea, which can lead to dehydration, and may worsen kidney problems. the choices you make can help control your a1c. ask your doctor about once-weekly trulicity. liz: here are the winning numbers from last nights's powerball drawing. 8, 10, 21, 41, 62.

parable seven, nobody picked all six numbers. tomorrow night's jackpot increases to $83 million. if you are looking for something to do for valentine's day, how about a stroll to see one of san francisco's most breathtaking natural marble? 200 historic magnolia trees are in bloom at the botanical garden, kicking off the fist wave -- kicking off the first wave of the flowers. the gardens has peak bloom will last for the next three weeks. entrance is free for all san francisco residents. just beautiful. a good thing to do well it is nice and warm. lisa: a little ahead of schedule some of that blooming as we have been so warm. temperatures today well above average. maybe some records with upper 70's towards fremont, livermore, and san jose. low to mid 70's in san francisco. then that sea breeze kicks in.

we will be cooler as the system rises to the north and then gusty offshore winds taking us through the first part of the week. calmer winds but getting above average again next weekend. liz: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. the nba sunday showcase is 30 minutes away. nba caps on gets you ready for today's featured game between the hawks and celtics. tipoff is 11:00 a.m. then abc7news continues at 5:00. have a great day and a happy valentine's day.

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