in the effort to keep russia from invading ukraine. developments. kumasi: do we need to think about a second booster shot? reggie: we are seeing a major cooldown and maybe some rain this week. drew is attracting the return of winter weather. we are going to start with drew. drew: winter made a comeback yesterday. that continues today. tomorrow, chance of light rain. a chilly morning, basically in the 30's and 40's. 39 in san jose. 46 in theoutside, the easoutsids we have clear conditions out

there. bright and brisk today. temperatures stuck in the 50's this afternoon. take the jacket with you. late tonight and tomorrow, chance of showers. we bring it back the storm impact scale tuesday. we will take a look at the storm coming up. reggie: a potential breakthrough in the effort to keep russia from invading ukraine. president biden has accepted an invitation for a summit of vladimir putin as long as russia does not invade. jobina: both president biden and ladner boudin had tentatively agreed to the summit. antony blinken expected to lay the groundwork for his meeting

with his russian counterpart this week. the kremlin lobbying accusations that the ukrainian government is doing this. officials worry russia could seize on the situation as a pretext for war. russian orders -- commanders given orders for a plan to invade. >> putin has told his commanders t■o moveinto position. that is different from making the session -- the decision to attack. jobina: the kremlin announcinina troops conducting drills in belarus will stay. the u.s. claims it has credible information that shows moscow is creating lists of ukrainians to be killed or sent to camps. kumasi: this is stressful for

people in the bay area who have family and friends in ukraine. live in palo alto where a nonprofit is doing the best it can to stay connected to people there. >> this is certainly a challenging time, especially for this nonprofit in the south bay. some are from ukraine and only here rarely. they have plans to return to ukraine, but right now, there is so much uncertainty. they are doing the best they can to stay connected with loved ones. abc 7 spoke with members of the nonprofit, many saying they have family in ukraine. some say the anxiety of a possible attack is nothing new, but with troops lined up, the fear of an invasion is starting to feel more real. they are just trying to keep

communication going right now and want to be able to help. >> we have parents, relatives, friends. >> i am very worried. we have discussed potential scenarios in which they would need to relocate. >> the most difficult part of the situation for those in the bay area is the sense ofsome ofi familieserinhe u.s. and have plans to take their children to visit relatives in ukraine. some hadlaat this ye, but a lot of that remains uncertain. they are just hoping for the best right now. kumasi: we will continue to monitor developments and bring you updates. you can watch our 24/7 streaming

channel on roku, amazon fire or android tv. reggie: new details about a shooting in san francisco's mission district. the victim has died. he was shot police are saying the man was six years old. no arrests have been made. investigating a possible overdose death of a 16-year-old girl who was found friday morning. the medical examiner determined her death was suspicious. san francisco saw 650 overdose deaths last year. kumasi: today, parents of students at one open public school will protest the plan to close the school. parker elementary is one of a

dozen that the district will be closing. friday night, the school board rejected a proposal to modify the closure plan. the protest starts today at 12 p.m. -- 2:00 p.m. reggie: -- police will not say what was inside, but they say there is no threat to the public. kumasi: they are saying shots is proving to be enough to fight off severe covid. so far, a total of three is still enough to fight off the most serious impacts of the disease. some who are immunocompromised are urged to get a second booster. reggie: difficult driving conditions expected this afternoon because of snow in the

sierra. chains not required right now, that chain controls could be put in a place this afternoon. the roads are expected to get slippery. visibility will be limited. 1-4" of snow could fall at high elevations. drew: winter storm warning begins at 4:00 p.m. we do anticipate that these snow showers will pick up in intensity late tonight into early tomorrow. the storm has brought initially chilly temperatures this warning. we are going to be slow to warm today. by noon, basically stuck in the 50's. the big story today and this week is winter makes a comeback chilly temperatures gusty along

the coast. 58 in san jose, 56 the livermore. winter showers returning tuesday. this is not a big storm, but it will bring scattered showers and low snow levels, 2000 feet. this evening, there could a weak impulse around 6:00 p.m. that could bring an isolated shower the better but is tuesday. pop-up showers and possibly hail could fall. let us say good morning to jobina. jobina: we are following a new crash. we are following a car fire san leandro on southbound 880 at the davis on-ramp.

no slowdown right now. being that it is presidents' day, we are not expecting heavy traffic. from tracy to dublin, just 22 minutes. headlights are traveling westbound. the bart saw its second-highestt saturday ridership since the pandemic over the weekend. 55% of the ridership. yesterday was another big day for bart. it was the first night of midnight closures on sundays. reggie: a lot of people taking the train to the parade saturday night. the friendly well greeted voters in hawaii. kumasi: you may be noticing notg increase in prices to heat your home. reggie: a terrifying helicopter

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new video of a helicopter crashing off of miami beach. >> we are seeing new video of a helicopter crash. helicopter carrying three people falls into the water off miami beach. you can see the chopper splash down just feet away from the beach. >> from the crash point, it was maybe six meters. i was really scared. >> it landed near a s s you can see one of these skids sticking out the shallow water. first responders and bystanders swarming to help. >> helicopter started tipping.

>> the whole beat she ran to the scene. >> coming out, we hear from eyewitnesses. kumasi: the ntsb investigating a helicopter crash of the southern california coast. it killed a police officer saturday night near newport beach. officers were responding to a disturbance call when the chopper had a mechanical issue. witnesses described a sputtering sound, but they say it did not sound like a normal helicopter and came dangerously close to shore. >> somehow, he managed to get it into the day. if he had landed on the hill, there would be casualties. kumasi: nicolas batum was killed. he was a 14 year veteran. the other officer who was a

pilot was treated for injuries. closing arguments in the federal hate crime trial of three georgia men accused and convicted of killing ahmaud arbery. the jury heard testimony last week. gregory mcmichael, his son, and william bryan killed arbery in 2020. the three chased him down while he was jogging. a georgia judge sentenced them to life terms. prosecutors argued race was a factor. reggie: the san francisco mayor appeared on me depressed, talked about recalls, the school board. she supported the school board recalled but has not made a decision about the da. >> ultimately, what would i want to be able to do is nick shore the decision i make is not an

impediment to my ability to work with the district attorney. reggie: the mayor says a l l l l negative attention has been paid to san francisco in regards to organized retail theft. >> when we look at what is happening in san francisco and concerns around crime, people are frustrated about accountability. the police are making the arrests in many these cases. we want people to be held accountable. reggie: the recall election of the da is june 7. repair work expected soon on a water main leak in danville. east bay mud calls it a complicated fix on a large pipeline. one resident tells abc7news that water has been leaking for weeks. customers will be notified if a shutdown is necessary. kumasi: increasing energy prices

and cold reality for any. higher prices making homes more expensive to keep. families now have to make cuts elsewhere, like on groceries, which are also more expensive. >> i do not think anything has risen to the level of severity that we are presently in. kumasi: some tips -- seal a cracks or gaps around doors and windows. lower your heater temperature. invest in a thermostat to keep temperatures even and by surge protectors you can switch off appliances that do not need to run 24/7. reggie: hank the tank ransacking another home in lake tahoe. police say he carried out his most recent break-in by entering

the home through a window. >> we used to be able to go on walks and bike rides but it has become a problem. we bring the bear horn. reggie: i did not know about a bear horn. the department of fish and wildlife husband trying to trap hank for weeks. kumasi: tourists on a boating trip in maui but a moment that is instagram worthy. i am ready to see some whales. two humpback whales gave gave gv visitors some action. the duo swam up to this the company says every time this happens, they have gotten a mugging. i do not know what that means.

i am sorry i told you all that and do not know what it means. reggie: [laughter] kumasi: it must mean something. reggie: let us pretend it does not mean anything. kumasi: i got some info. when the whales approached closer than one hundred yards, it is a mugging. it could be a greeting. drew: that makes it a positive experience. reggie: they walked away with memories rather than being depleted of something. it is the opposite of a mugging. drew: let us get the source out. winter returns this week. so showers possible early tomorrow morning.

the year of the tiger showing up on salesforce. stars up above. you probably felt the wins a ld f l touast night. the cooler air is in place this morning. life doppler active across the west coast. a prophet is moving in and will keep the cold air in place for the next several days. some showers tomorrow. 34 in napa right now. windy along the coast. half moon bay is seeing gus close to 30 mph. going to feel like winter, below average for this time of year. 57 a popular temperature from the city to oakland. overnight, it does get chilly -- 30's and 40's.

a winter storm warning begins at 4:00 a.m. today. difficult travel likely over the next two days. level 1 storm we are tracking. not a steady rain, but there is the chance tomorrow by 11:00 p.m. that we see a shower. chilly today, late chance tonight, but the best chance tomorrow. wintry mix, gusty, raw day. then a freeze watch will go into effect. kumasi: the sevenhe sevenhe sevn this morning. reggie: the return of the lunar new year celebration in san francisco. kumasi:

kumasi: the seven things to know. one, potential breakthrough in the effort to keep russia from invading ukraine. biden has accepted an invitation for a summit with vladimir putin as long as russia does not

invade. reggie: protesting the plan to close parker elementary. kumasi: queen elizabeth isolating this morning after testing positive for covid. she is expecting -- experiencing mild symptoms. reggie: is it time for a second rooster? not yet. so far three shots to eno fig sa comeback. a cold morning, a right and with temperatures stacked in the 50's later on. showers tomorrow. kumasi: -- jobina: wind advisories for the bay bridge, the venetian bridge and the dumbarton bridge. kumasi: big tech sales for presidents day. dell, samsung offering big savings. reggie: today is the 82nd

the mlb lockout. negotiations continue. the bargaining session will be the seventh since early december. next monday is the last possible day to reach an agreement to allow season openers on march 31. the league postponed spring training. kumasi: steph curry put on a shooting cni all-star game. he made a record 16 three-pointers. game-high 50 points 50 points and earned the kobe bryant m.v.p. trophy. >> got to honor kobe. for it to be the first definitely makes it special. it will have a special place at my house. something i wanted to

experience. once i knew i was feeling it, you wanted to ride that rave. kumasi: jim the braun the team durant. he is point, $3000 for every three pointer. reggie: car enthusiast showed up at san francisco's ocean beach. classics like shoving writers and volkswagen bugs were on display. attendees treated to an oceanfront view with fog. kumasi: it was a big turnout for the return of the lunar new year celebrations in san francisco.

orgaorgaorga hundreds of thousands of people attended on saturday. it had to be canceled last year. the parade is a celebration of traditions and helps to promote a message of unity. the chinatown community street fair also filled grant avenue. reggie: i am glad people showed up. that looked great. coming up, the popstar who may need to cancel a concert after testing positive. kumasi: a masking change for travelers. the policy shift for one cruise company. reggie: college coaches fighting on the court. kumasi: we will be right back.

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looming in europe. potential home for diplomacy the meeting that could happen this week. >> today is it the first day i went out without a mask. kumasi: some still adjusting to life without masks. what we could expect to see. reggie: winter weather returns.

the chilly mornings this week, including when and where we could see 20 degrees. kumasi:hi i hrdeeni remember on saturday when it was so nice? it is coming back. chilly temperatures this morning , 30's low 40's. good morning, fremont. 37 in fairfield. the cold air moved in yesterday. calm conditions, clear skies. a cold morning brisk day. it is going to feel chilly. temperatures in the 50's. after sunset, slight chance of a shower. tuesday, a level 1 storm.

i work by our coming up. kumasi: as the threat of war looms in europe, and new potential hope for diplomacy. biden and the hundred boudin have agreed to a post--- to a summit, but it can only happen if russia does not invade. many of biden's advisers recently returned from overseas. in the meantime, intelligence officials tell abc news they believe russian tactical commanders have been given orders and plan to invade. >> we are talking about the potential for or in europe. let us take a moment to understand the significance. it has been over 70 years. through those years, there has been peace and security we are talking about the real

possibility of war. kumasi: more than 150,000 russian troops thought to be surrounding ukraine. u.s. officials claim half are in attack position. reggie: people from ukraine in the bay area increasingly concerned. >> non-profit in alto are worried more than ever for their home country and loved ones still over there. many say the fear of invasion is the reading a lot of your over what could happen. some members of the nonprofit private fear, anxiety, stress, sorrow. many have family and friends still in ukraine.

they are unsure what will happen if russia invades. others are ukrainian citizens studying here in the u.s. that have plans to go back. the uncertainty is making it difficult many are trying to communicate to those still in ukraine. >> suggested that they enough food to allow them to leave their building afraid to days. >> it is a lot of anxiety, b, bb it was not started yesterday. we are in this situation from 2014. >> nova ukraine is raisings raig for humanitarian aid. so far, they have raised several thousand dollars. they are still trying to raise more, but their best efforts are trying to keep that

communication and hoping for the best outcome. kumasi: demonstrations in support of ukraine happening all across the country. tim johns went to one in san francisco. >> rise, some 6000 miles away, dozens of showed up to show their support. >> we find this the world does not stand up to vladimir putin in the way it should. >> net bilogorskiy is the cochairmen of a nonprofit based in palo alto. >> i am angry,

for my family and all the families of ukrainians that will need to evacuate or. >> organizers showed up to saturday's rally. >> it is important to understand that this is not just some small eastern european country. a lot is at stake. >> many americans came to show their support for fundamental values such as freedom and moccasin -- democracy. >> if we really care about a world where it is not just makes right, and ukraine matters profoundly. >> bilogorskiy says he will continue speaking out, it being a voice for his country. >> i would like to see more

americans say, we support ukraine, support. -- support peace. kumasi: as the situation continues to develop, you can get notifications sent to your phone by downloading the app and enabling push alert. reggie: a business owner recovering from an assault outside their building. they demanded the couple's wallet and purse. the female victim yelled out, the victim knocked to the ground. the owner of the business says attacks of asian american have been happening for years. stores closing early because of these crimes. >> lot of lost income..

it is because of that fear that someone is out there about to take advantage of you. reggie: oakland police are investigating. the driver involved in the chase now in custody. police say the pursuit started when officers tried to pull over a driver who then took off. he managed to avoid officers on highway 101. minutes later, sfpd picked up the chase. the driver crashed into a light pole and police took him into custody. kumasi: this could be the final week in the trial of three fired minneapolis police officers charged in the death of george wright. all three are charged with failing to provide medical care to floyd.

derek chauvin sentenced to 22.5 years. reggie: a brawl after a college basketball game started with the punches. -- coaches. jobina: the michigan coaching seen in a heated talk with the wisconsin coach. one reaches over and hits an assistant coach. he says he was upset with wisconsin calling two timeouts in the final minutes. the other was trying to tell him why he took that last time out. >> of that timeout. for someone to touch a mean, i

think that was uncalled for. jobina: michigan's athletic director says the school will investigate, saying there is no reason to get into a physical altercation. kumasi: mascot or mask off? with indoor mask mandates gone, we look at whether habits are changing. reggie: the galapagos islands, the threat striking it. here in the bay area, getting colder by the second. drew: snow falling on parts of 80 and 50. a winter storm warning will again at 4:00 p.m. later on.

highs today at home, a lot of sunshine first thing. blustery along the coast. it feels like winter has arrived again. 57 in the city today. tomorrow, we will bring in the storm impact scale. a level one. we could see some hail tomorrow. minimal rainfall and snow levels down to 2000 feet. there may be a weak ripple of norain e some pop-up showers to shut the dayaron rainfall totals light. wednesday even colder. widespread upper 20's to low 30's.

protect those pipes. jobina: completely clear. with the holiday, we are expecting a light traffic. so far, so good. winter advisories. -- wind advisories. live look in san jose showing off 101, just so light. wrapping up with our drive times. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control? hide our skin? not us.

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making headlines. queen elizabeth carrying on with late duties after testing positive. justin bieber has also tested

positive. he just kicked off a tour on friday and it is supposed to be in san jose in one week. australia back open for international tourists. proof of vaccination required. carnival cruise blasting its -- we -- relaxing its mask mandatee march 1. the move follows the cdc downgrading the risk level for taking cruises from very high-risk to high risk. kumasi: with no more indoor mask mandate across most of california, this weekend was the first time many chose not to wear one. doctors still urging caution, especially among people who are not vaccinated. >> j says he did not mean to go

out without a mask but was also well aware of the indoor mask and a dropped last week. >> it was nice going into stores, talking, seeing faces. >> you like seeing faces again? >> yes. >> but well many in pleasant hill had their mask off sunday, many had it on and tell us it is staying on. >> this thing can still kill you. i am not willing to put myself in a position to give myself something that is going to give me problems. >> dr. peter chang hong says that a few thousand additional covid-related deaths are expected over the course of the next month. >> people are right in terms of

re-engaging with life, but there is still enough iris circulating. >> angela in north bay. she has she seen a a a those coming into the emergency room. >> it is more the younger generation and people who are not vaccinated. >> unvaccinated individuals still being hit hard by covid as others move to a certain level of comfort. >> feel kind of immunity to covid, having been triple backs and having had covid. maybe a phony sense of security. kumasi: after a two year , the computer history is em is?

it explores the history and future of the tech devices we use. the museum offers a learning lab, as well as educational tours. only open on weekends. one historic hotel getting a new name. san francisco's saint francis drake hotel will be called the beacon grant. drake participated in slave trips to africa. the 146 -- last year. it has been closed since the start of the pandemic but is scheduled to reopen in the spring. reggie: good morning america taking us live from the

galapagos islands. strikingly beautiful but facing and extreme threat from climate change. some species under threat, like colorful marine iguanas. their food source could one day be depleted because of a arming action. -- warming ocean. >> they specialize in only feeding from green algae, but with the water becoming warmer, the green algae disappear. reggie: report coming up at 7:00. drew: i want to go there. reggie: but i would not like to get into the water while those lizards are swimming around. drew: get mugged.

let us talk about what is happening later on today and tomorrow. cold temperatures today, showers likely tomorrow. southbay, mainly clear skies overhead. everything has bloomed over the past several weeks. tree palm -- po medium levels. let us see if the cold weather will bring that down. a trough over the west coast. snow showers around tahoe. cold air in place across california we will see this week will -- week ripple of energy dive south. winter storm warning east slope. we will likely see and controls go into effect.

right now, cold, 30's and 40's.. 39 in san jose. feels like winter. we are stuck in the 50's with increasing cause later. tonight cold, 30's and 40's. tomorrow, chance of showers. the storm is not going to be around the entire day tuesday. not everyone going to see the wet weather. she'll eat today with a chance late tonight. the best bet for a wintry mix tuesday afternoon. freeze watches wednesday and thursday in the north bank. reggie: not exactly a walk in the park. a woman and her dog in the wrong place at the wrong time. kumasi: trump's return to social media. reggie:

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his new social media app, a year after he was kicked off of twitter and facebook. truth social now available in the apple app store. kanye west has to make extra money on all them sales. his album is only available through his $200 systemic player. as of saturday, he made more than $2.2 million. reggie: president's day sales -- despite record inflation, retail sales surged last month.

and look at some of the deals today. >> if you're looking for cold weatherwear, markdowns 40% to 80% off. appliances discounted. cookware deeply discounted. williams and sonoma offering up to 70% off. reggie: you can see all the sales happening coming up at 7:00 on gma. drew: temperatures chili much of the day, colder as we head through the week. winds strongest along the coast, gusting up to 30 mph. good morning, vallejo. 39 in fremont.

a live ro tower showing home conditions, clear skies. we expect it to be a bright but risk day. today, a lot of sunshine. cold morning starting out in the 40's and 50's. and a lot of sunshine today but slow to warm. slight chance of shower at night, but a better bet comes tomorrow with that storm impact scale at a level one. winter weather does return. about 57 in the city, the same e in oakland. storm impact scale for tuesday -- some scattered wintry mix showers. even rain and hail. not everyone will see the wet weather, but showers pickup in

the afternoon. could see a dusting of snow. kumasi: picking a fight over report. there is a battle brewing inside the donald's boardroom. reggie: buses and train cars that used to be shoulder to shoulder now deserted. the stations most affected and the small sign of hope we sought saturday. kumasi: live look at the embarcadero. we will be right back.

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you can show more with less eczema. talk to your child's eczema specialist about dupixent, a breakthrough eczema treatment. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now atttt plan to invade, but a last-minute summit with president biden could be the final shot at diplomacy. reggie: here's a live look at the ukrainian capital this morning, home to nearly 3 million people. tensions are having serious effects here at home for the countless ukrainian americans living in the bay area. kumasi:kumasi: where life with those emotions this morning.

first, we are making up with some chilly temperatures out there. this is a live look outside. that is for chinese new year. reggie: i love that. kumasi: drew is tracking some changes this week, including the chance of rain. i guess that means it is officially over. drew: a little bit. reggie: it is a little bit of rain. drew: it is not like december rain, where it is raining sideways for days and weeks at a time. we are talking about more cold weather, than the chances of isolated showers out there. tomorrow afternoon is the best chance. you need the winter gear for the morning and much of the day. 46 in the city, 38 in san jose. cold temperatures already in the south bay. we have clear skies overhead. it is a cold morning, bright and brisk midday, the sunset after a 5:55 p.m.

it is chilly, stuck in the 50's, and we will talk about showers