since attacks began and some of the worst might be about to strike. this is a live look at the capital of ukraine. it is about 4:00 a.m. there. you don't see any activity in this camera view. there are reports that a second round of shelling have been happening. the president of ukraine says he is bowing to fight. he says we cannot lose kyiv. the white house announcing new sanctions directly targeting vladimir putin and his inner circle. zelensky says it is not enough. >> we are defending our country alone. the most powerful country in the world looked on from a distance. the sanctions are not enough to get foreign troops off of our soil. >> ukraine says it is in the initial stage of talks with russia. a state department spokesperson said diplomatic discussions cannot succeed as long as russia

attacks ukraine. >> jackie spears says there will be incalculable loss because of this invasion. she spoke live with me earlier and did not mince words and asked about putin. >> he is a diabolical despot. his egomaniacal actions are going to cause the death of tens of thousands of ukrainians. because he has this dream of wanting to re-create the soviet union. >> u u u u u u invasion of ukraine for a second straight day. the dow posted its largest single day gains since november of 2020. the nasdaq added to 21 point. the s&p gained 95 points. >> as the u.s. and other nations impose tighter sanctions on

russia, concern is growing that russia may fire back with a cyber war on critical utility, banking, and transportation networks. our reporter has learned that warnings have already been issued to be on heightened alert. >> this is war. but so is this. cyber war that attacks the systems at the heart of our infrastructure. as russia is pressured by sanctions, criminals appear ready to attack. >> russian ransomware cruise announced their alignment and support of the russian government. if that group decides to start targeting u.s. interests even more, we could see significant impact. >> large and large and large corporations could be targets. >> the good deed technology companies. u.s. has done some sanctions against the technology industry in russia. >> disrupting life for americans

by shutting down the power grid or taking down air traffic control and airline reservation systems. last year, a cyber attack on a pipeline resulted in gas shortages. theytheytheythey their computer system and security to prevent a recurrence. others have moved critical data from servers and ukraine just encase he gets caught in a u.s. cyber war crossfire. >> they have been able to take down the department of defense and banks in ukraine. anyone can be taken down. >> the u.s. and nato countries could be next in the crosshairs. >> to get the latest information on this crisis as it happens, head to our streaming tv app. >> the oakland police department

is investigating a shooting. sky seven was over the scene when around noon, to victims with gunshot wounds were found. you can see a car with multiple bullet holes. police are searching for the suspect. anyone with information should contact the oakland police department. the chp has made an arrest in a fatal freeway shooting in oakland of last year. the victim was targeted. he was shot to death inside his car. investigators have charged a man with murder, attempted murder, and shooting into an occupied vehicle. he was already in custody for an unrelated incident. the gunfire was the result of a feud.

the class father has joined in the search for a woman. tomorrow it will be a month since she disappeared. dozens of volunteers showed up. we went to antioch and caught up with family members who are looking for answers. >> i am super grateful and overwhelmed by all of the support. >> the past few weeks have been some of the toughest of his life. >> we are trying to get back to our normal schedule a little bit. >> the search for his sister is getting help from the community. dozens of volunteers came to search. >> it is a joint effort. it increases the manpower necessary. >> she has been missing since light -- late january. her car was found abandoned on a residential street. her ex-boyfriend was with her the night she went missing. officers searched his home.

she is still missing but police have not made any arrest. >> it is a matter of eliminating various areas. >>'s foundation are coordinating the search. he founded it in 1994 after her 12 uriel ---year-old daughter was killed. they are hoping to find anything. >> the clothing she was wearing, perhaps a telephone, anything that could point us in a better direction. >>'s goal is to help the family, which is something they say it needs. >> we want to continue working on this 24/7. the community tells us to go get some sleep, spend some time with each other, distract ourselves. >> the searches continue to -- scheduled to continue throughout the weekend. anyone interested in helping out

should come to the contra costa fairgrounds on the weekend. >> the juror at the heart of the effort to get a murder conviction thrown out took the stand today. she said she was not the victim of domestic violence. the defense is trying to prove he did not get a fair trial because she did not disclose that she had a restraining order against a woman who had been harassing her while she was pregnant. a legal analyst weighed in on what went on in the hearing today. >> it is clearly important and a defender is -- defendant is entitled to 12 impartial jurors, not 11. >> she was questioned about her financial history. a fellow juror testified that she was having financial problems and joked about books and movie deals.

she will be back on the sand on monday. >> the work week is finally behind us. are the frosty weather conditions behind us as well? let's take a live look at the conditions from our roof camera. you can see the clear skies. check out this scott -- shot. it looks nice. we have a look at the forecast. >> it is changing as we speak. i want to show you a live picture. you notice these high clouds of above. we will take a look at the record lows for today. both tying records. half moon bay coming in at 29. high clouds will insulate us a little bit. temperatures in the 40's and 50's compared to 24 hours ago.

they are running a little bit higher. here is a sampling of tomorrow morning's temperatures. we will still have some patchy frost. dropping to freezing in concorde. 35 in san jose. milder days coming. i will be back with the details, coming up. >> the contract the cold temperatures where you live in a streaming app. >> coming up next, changes to covid rules in the state and mask rules across the country as the omicron surge continues to go down. >> we have the story of a woman wh

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>> we will start with something to celebrate. for the first time in two months, there are fewer than 1000 coronavirus patients in intensive care across california. the governor plans to end all executive orders between now and the end of june. the state of emergency remains in effect. the state's top doctor will discuss mandates for schools on monday. london breed says it is time to lift those. >> i know the kids are having a challenging time in school. i want to see them take their masks off. >> california's biggest county lifted its indoor mask mandate today. most of the bay area did that last week.

today, ttoday, ttoday, ttoday, t guidelines. we explain what is changing and how it affects california. >> the cdc releases its new mask and guidance. 70% of americans will be able to remove their mask indoors, including inside schools. >> we want to give people a break from things like mask wearing where levels are low. >> the new based on covid hospital admissions, capacity, and beds occupied. los angeles county falls into the meeting category. those who are immunocompromised should consider masking. the cdc says it defers to local health officials. >> still required indoors in schools, health care settings,

homeless shelters. >> many businesses say masking remains a preference. >> all of my clients know they have to wear masks. >> the new modified health order allows businesses to verify vaccine status to make masking indoors optional for the fully vaccinated. >> be able to unmask. chester: wearing masks on all forms of public transportation will remain in force. health officials say people have a choice when it comes to masking. >> we should encourage people to have that liberty to be able to do so. >> in california, it is still required in jails and long-term care facilities.

introduced by nancy pelosi. the event took place at a laboratory where research was done on coronavirus vaccines and treatments. they say the act will provide investments for underrepresented students. she also touched on the crisis in ukraine. >> putin is not going to provoke the world into world war iii. if that is his goal, he will not succeed. nato has never been stronger. >> the new act comes at a time when the supply chain has been deeply impacted for a number of reasons. the ultimate goal is to manufacture more projects domestically. >> we have come to another weekend. after a few cold days, we want

to know what it will be like. >> we will warm up. both in the mornings and at night. tomorrow morning there will still be eight show. not quite as cold. let's take a look at the lows this morning. record-setting territory. it is plenty cold. temperatures for saturday. sunday these numbers are coming up into the 30's and 40's. monday's more 40's showing up. we will need that after the frosty cold start this morning. you are looking toward the coast. that is one place you might want to spend your weekend. there is a beach hazard statement tomorrow.

a long swell is coming our way. there is the risk of recurrence. high clouds right now. here's a look the golden gate ridge camera. a gentle breeze. temperatures today got into the mid-50's to low 60's. 55 in san jose. the clouds you are looking at will play into our or cast in terms of holding our temperatures up a little bit tonight. 58 in concorde. tomorrow morning you will still want to bundle up. milder nights and days are expected this weekend. a chilly start in the morning with limited frost. a chance for rain on all of us on wednesday. tomorrow, high clouds filtering the sunshine. tomorrow night a little bit of

right -- rain starts to show up north of ukiah. we don't have to worry about anything until the middle of the week in terms of maybe possibly needing the umbrella. we need the rain so we have to take it whenever we can. still a chill tomorrow morning. higher clouds around. tomorrow afternoon you're looking at upper 50's to low 60's. some mid-60's in places like san jose. it will be a nice-looking day for your saturday. next week the system goes into the pacific northwest. by wednesday, we start to see the system coming down toward the bay area. that model is showing a chance for some showers. the other model is starting to come into agreement. hopefully we get that much needed rain on wednesday. if we do, it will not amount to

a whole lot. this atmospheric river, we are talking about up to five inches of rain by friday, march 4. they will get soaked up there. filtered sunshine tomorrow. it will be milder. 70's showing up. we are looking at a chance for showers on wednesday. cooler weather wednesday and friday. >> thank you. he was not the first. tonight, we honor the lasting in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover.

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>> on the same day the first black woman was nominated to the supreme court, a local trail blazer was honored in san francisco. he was the first black firefighter hired in 1955. a reporter says he had one goal in mind, increasing diversity. >> a mural now covers part of the exterior of rosa parks elementary in san francisco. it is there to remind the community of his struggles. his daughter talked about those ugly years of discrimination at the fire stations. >> sometimes he would come back

and there would be urine or bowel movement or other things like that in his mattress. he started carrying his mattress around. >> he was hired in 1955 and for the next 12 years he would be the only black firefighter in the department. >> i can't even imagine what that must've been like to not have the resources or support from your peers. >> eventually he gave up fighting fires to be the director of community services. in that position he improved diversity. his work helped pave the way for san francisco's first african-american fire chief in 1996. in 2004, the first female chief. >> i found in the world could he allow people to do him like that and not fight back? later on i realized it took more courage to do with the way he did. >> it seems fitting that his

image now addresses the school named after the civil-rights leader rosa parks. the very same school attended by the first black female mayor, london breed. >> i feel honored and blessed to be in this position. even though i am the first, i don't want to be the last. >> t serves the fire department for 28 years. he died in 2017, leaving a legacy of courage and equality. >> amazing man. the first but not the last. spacex sent another rocket into orbit this afternoon. vandenberg space for space in santa barbara county. it is carrying satellites.

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>> moving forward, finding solutions. >> the president of ukraine of e urging the military to keep fighting russian invasion forces. he is asking able-bodied men to take up arms. the kremlin says they will talk when order is restored. they say the real goal is for them to surrender and never join nato. >> he doesn't want the country that is edging toward democracy on his doorstep. he wants to create that buffer from nato. >> nato has activated its

response for, marking the first time the alliance has done this for deterrence and defense. russia vetoed a draft un security council resolution condemning the invasion. >> we are seeing moving demonstrations of support for ukraine all across the globe. >> there are shows of solidarity coming from the russian community here in the bay area. >> getting members of the russian community to talk about the invasion of ukraine was a challenge. a number of businesses i approached declined to go on camera, although they did say they were praying for peace. one establishment is showing its solidarity with ukraine in a big way. as the battle for the capital of kyiv wages on, and the refugee crisis continuing, hundreds in

the ukrainian community descended on san francisco city hall this week. perhaps one of the most symbolic shows of solitary comes from a russian bathhouse. >> it doesn't matter. once you're inside, everybody is equal. >> that message sent to tens of thousands of people on their email list and displayed prominently on their website. free admission to those with ukrainian passports. >> the response has been amazing. a lot of ukrainian families have been separated. it is not the russian people. a lot of russian clients are in solidarity with our you caning -- ukrainian clients. >> when i see their reaction

they see all of these pictures, it is awful. >> he is still trying to process how to feel. >> it is a shame for our country. >> he knows free admission will not cause world peace. but it will start a conversation. >> i am hesitant, i don't want to deny that. >> happening and why it matters, go to our streaming tv at. we have expert insight on demand when everyone it. >> struggle to deliver unemployment benefits during the pandemic. millions of claims poured in. they were instantly overwhelmed.

many didn't receive benefits until 2021. not only was that a hardship, but they are finding they missed out on of a tax break. we have one woman's bittersweet story. >> it is never-ending. the problems just pile upon each other. the confusion confusion confusin qualify for benefits. they said we made a mistake. you do qualify after all. it sounds like great news. >> it was just such a shock. all of the suffering that you went through over 14 months, they were supposed to give you money to assist you. >> she was unemployed when the

pandemic hit. edd said she had already used up her benefits. no one told her about the pandemic benefits congress had just approved. >> they said i was not qualified. and then they hung up the phone. that was the end of their part in my life. >> she struggled through the first year of the pandemic with no income. >> there was nothing i could do but use of all of my savings. a lot of credit card debt was mounting up. >> the edd said there was a mistake. she should have been getting the benefits all along. they gave her all the benefits she missed. more than $11,000. >> it was such a blessing. but at the same time, why did this happen? >> she said she really could've used that money during the lockdown when she fell deep into debt. >> to find out i wouldn't have had to have done that if they actually did what they were

supposed to do over a year ago was very painful. >> on top of that, she found out she does not get a big tax break that others got. a tactic -- tax exemption. because she was paid until 2021. tax break had expired. >> if you did not receive the benefit until 2021, you are out of luck. >> he says taxes are based on income when it is received, not when it should have been received. >> i'm sure it will be of people who are affected. >> given the large backlog, she says many others like they missed out on the tax break. statistics show hundreds of thousands of claims were still awaiting approval on the last day of 2020. edd froze 1.4 million claims to

investigate fraud. delaying payment just as the tax break expired. >> 100% of the unemployment benefits >> >> can be taxed. the edd did not address the delays. the on-and-off again nature of different federal laws during the pandemic led to some starts and stops. it made things confusing for claimants. >> it was really painful. after going through all of that for almost two years. now you are hit with taxes. >> we reached out to members of congress. some are looking into if the tax break should be extended. for now, anyone who got unemployment benefits last year, whether they are delayed or not, you will have to pay full taxes on those benefits. >> so glad you stayed on this. all next week, we will be getting you prepared to do your taxes.

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>> the man seeing carrying nancy pelosi's podium during the january 6 riot is going to jail. he has been scheduled to 75 days plus a year probation, a five thousand dollars fine, and 200 hours of community service. he is alleged to be part of a mop that overcame a police line. he says he is ashamed to be part of that. with the health select committee investigating the riot. she was involved in fund-raising for the campaign. she tweeted that she agreed to top -- talk exclusively with the council.

her attorney was not happy about the unexpected presence of house members. he said it is clear that they hijacked the interview in a brazen attempt. >> this is a historic day for the nation. the president has nominated a judge to the u.s. supreme court. if confirmed, she would be the first black woman on the court. >> i said i would select a nominee. >> i am truly humbled to extraordinary honor of this domination. >> she currently serves on the d.c. court of appeals. she attended harvard law school and served as a district judge. she also clerked for justice stephen breyer, whose seed she will be filling. her nomination is being watched closely nationwide. >> i am so excited to see this.

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>> they are perfect. we are not executives. we are artists. we know exactly what we had to go through. and we know what they have to go through. once they understand we are there to help them, it becomes a family. that is the whole concept. >> let's get hyped. really impresses us as judges. when a kid it grows. has humility. they don't really necessarily know they are amazing. >> the host is celebrating his 20th season with a reality series. he attributes the show's longevity on keeping the focus on up-and-coming young talent. >> they have always dreamt of this. they get the spotlight on them.

they have something you see and feel that is genuine and comfortable and confident and unique. you think there is nobody left. but there is a lot of people left. >> the top talent top audition cities will receive a platinum ticket. this will allow them a free pass to sit out on some of the early rounds of competition. the new season kicks off sunday at 8:00. >> find amazing young talent. >> they are out there. sometimes they are in the bay area. >> the weather will be nice.

a storm system in the pacific. we are just getting clouds out of this. this will not be here for the bay area. we do have an opportunity for rain next week. temperatures will come up. a live look from our tower camera. here's a look at the air-quality forecast. good to go for outdoor activities. another view. here is to look at your pollen index. if you have been sneezing a lot lately, blame it on the tree pollen. it is moderate right now. make sure you have yourcould bee

in some areas. a milder afternoon. wednesday we have a chance for showers. let's hope they materialize. stay tuned. >> allergies are rough. >> james wiseman is getting closer to return for the warriors.

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>> klay thompson pointed out after the game last night. we focus so much on steph curry as a shop maker and score, we forget he can distribute the ball and create wide-open shots for teammates. he had 14 assists. he set out the fourth quarter because the warriors were up by a bunch. he only needed 11 shots last night. after the all-star break, he thinks he is trending in the right direction. >> i overanalyze every terms of how i shot and how i feel. i know everything is trending in the right direction.

especially without draymond an extended stretch, our offense is a little different. a lot more responsibility in terms of playmaking. >> i love his patients and the way he ran the team. he played a beautiful game. >> i think this is something he has always done. i would say it is better than ever. i have played with the guy for 10 years now. he has always been able to pass like this. his scoring is so good, we overlook it at times. >> james wiseman signed to the santa cruz warriors not necessarily to play in g the games but get more practice time in the court. curry said he looked like a beast in a recent workout. it can take a few weeks of scrimmaging to ramp up for a real nba game. he started practicing 10 days

ago. the warriors visit the lakers march 5. could be very interesting timing. james harden making his debut in philadelphia tonight. he talked his way out of houston and brooklyn. he says philly is where he really wants to be. his first basket as a 76 or. if he gets into shape, he can push his ball up the court. push it real good. easy basket. harden had 17 at the half. philly up big. the nets in milwaukee tomorrow night right here on abc 7. major league soccer kicks off tomorrow. the san jose earthquakes will host the new york red bulls. fourth season on the job for the head coach. his contract expires at the in the season. at a press conference this week, he said i only have 10 months

until i am free. he is clearly into it. they missed the playoffs last year. not certain if this roster will be better. maybe he is frustrated. >> the team is really focused on the season. thethethethe group has been really strong this season. >> the best video of the sports, a russian tennis player wrote no war please after winning his semifinal match. a courageous move given how the putin regime treats critics. same story for alexander of action. a huge nhl star. this is his avatar on instagram. he said no war, we have to stop this. it is interesting that these guys are taking that stand.

>> courageous, given the circumstances. >> coming up tonight at 8:00, "shark tank." remember, we are straining 24/7. get the app and join us whenever you want. >> finally tonight, a few thoughts about what really matters. we watch in horror and disbelief and anger as vladimir putin wages and unjust, reckless, and tragic war on the people of ukraine, disrupting peace and stability. there is already death and destruction. sadly, there will be a lot more. from russian forces expecting to storm the city as early as tonight. as ukrainians flee the danger, the coming humanitarian crisis will cost lives in the two enormous suffering.

the ukrainian military is no real match for the russian military. but they are capable of a fierce fight which will be bloody. governments and peopleeople the world are standing with ukraine. while there is no appetite in this country to put american troops in harm's way over this, what really matters is to make this act of aggression by one man as costly as possible. this is his war and he must bear the consequences. i always love to hear from you. follow me on twitter and facebook. >> that will do it. thank you so much for being with us tonight. >> for all of us, we appreciate your time. have a nice evening and we will see you again at 11:00. ♪

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