up. video of attacks hitting neighborhoods. reggie: declining covid cases leading to two major changes depending on where you are in the south bay. kumasi: and international hotspot giving you more than two grants to get married. kumasi: first, we have to check in with drew and talk about this fog. jobina: why do they not -- hello? drew: i will get married. jobina: we can just drop the plans right now. drew: what is that fine print? getting married at 7:00 a.m. on a tuesday. jobina: on tv. drew: we are finding dense fog and it is widespread, from the north bay to the east bay to part of the south bay and along

the coastline. a lot of us down to a quarter mile visibility, so we have a dense fog advisory in the north bay valleys, which means this fog is going to linger for much of our morning, so maybe add a few extra minutes to your morning commute. we will take you to our rooftop camera. look at that fog. the dense fog is with us this morning, a blend of sun and clouds. we still expect showers tomorrow but we have some changes to the timing and amount of rain. we will have those details coming up. reggie: developing news this morn on the war in ukraine. russian state media reports a second round of talks with ukraine will happen today. ukrainian officials have yet to confirm that. this is dramatic video of a roof falling off a security services of ukraine building. it is unclear if anyone was hurt in the attack. russia claims to have captured a ukrainian port city, the largest

ukrainian city to fall to russian forces since the start of the invasion. a warning from the u.n. of a worsening refugee emergency. harsh sanctions against russia have resulted in the crash of the ruble, now worth less than one u.s. cent. rush holt fish -- russian officials denied any financial crisis. reggie: we are getting a c g look on the ground from poland. marcus more has more on the humanitarian crisis. >> this is what we have seen in poland and uc volunteers cut many holding signs as they come off the bus. those signs are cities and towns across europe where those volunteers are willing to take them if they need a ride. we have seen a constant stream of families, many of them like this young lady here, holding a little boy's hand. has continued to stream into

poland. we know now that more than 450,000 people have come to poland as they flee the war unfolding in ukraine. officials have been concerned about a humanitarian crisis unfolding. it is the reason why they have gotten more organized and how they deal with this. you can see the people ready to help. often the distance, you can see denmark, the flags and signs. it says free ride to denmark in english. there are more signs written on cardboard gun just an astonishing seen, families arriving, kids with travel bags, coats, and families with them. not sure exactly where they will go next, but they are in a safe place. reggie: that was marcus moore reporting. a bay area nonprofit is working to get volunteers and animals

out of ukraine safely. the level of urgency coming from the cofounders of the group. >> a bear area -- bay area resident helped found a nonprofit for unwanted dogs in ukraine several years ago, trying to find them homes in america. now she is working to get her team and animals out of ukraine. she is raising money through facebook to try to pay drivers to transfer the dogs and volunteers out of ukraine. she is hoping to get them to poland or romania. the russian invasion stranded 15 members of her team caring for about 40 dogs. the ukrainian native says it has been tough to get animals out of the country. many volunteers have opted to stay with the animals, many spending nights in makeshift bomb shelters with the animals as the war rages on. >> i am afraid that people will

not even leave with all the dogs. they are so worried about them. we want to save all our volunteers and help find transportation. >> her own dog was one of the dogs rescued through the nonprofit. they brought 28 animals to the u.s. since they started the nonprofit and those they bring to the u.s. are usually older or disabled, without a chance of being adopted in ukraine. she says a challenge now is getting these dogs into the u.s. , so they are hoping to get them into neighboring countries. >> if you would like to donate, weave a link available on our website and a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees in ukraine. you can find the sources on our website. to get the latest information on the crisis as it unfolds, use the abc 7

our 24/7 livestream has all our special reports and local newscasts, the app available for amazon fire or android tv. reggie: now to building a better bay area and your health amid the covid-19 pandemic. santa clara county got starting today you no longer have to wear a mask in most indoor areas. amy hollyfield joins us live with optimism about what this might mean for the area. >> we are at eight when four hour fitness and the manager tells me his members are happy about this. he says many of them have been looking forward to this day in santa clara county. it is now recommended that you wear a mask indoors, not required. we are seeing some people still working out with a mask on, but those who are not wearing them say it feels good to go mask free today.

this applies to the vaccinated and unvaccinated. santa clara county is the last county to take this step. the manager at the gym says he has been hearing i >> they ask about it every day. they have been waiting for the stay for a long time. we have seen masks thrown in the air like graduation hats because everybody is so excited. >> i feel good about it. i'm happy about it. i need to work out and not suffocate. >> here, the city council decided last night not to require booster shots anymore for large events like concerts and big indoor games, so two steps toward normalcy today in the south bay. you can now go to the grocery store or gym today without a mask. new data about the number of

americans who have been infected with covid-19. what would you estimate it to be as a percent? -- it is 43% of us infected through january of this year, almost double the number of confirmed cases. the data came from specialized blood tests that can tell the difference between antibodies from an infection versus a vaccine. kumasi: president biden says bis administration is increasing the delivery of covid-19 antiviral pills. he set about one million pills will be made available this month at pharmacies with another 2 million coming in april. next week, households that have already received at home tests will be a order more free reggie: is about to get easier. plus, what is that silver thing in front of nancy pelosi? i wondered last night. it turns out it has deep history dating back hundreds of years.

and just shot into space. drew: we expect showers for your thursday but the track of the storm has shifted. much of the rainfall will go into southern california by the end of the week but we will still see wet weather locally. we will ta

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kumasi: it may go on to be the most lasting symbol of the pandemic but researchers are way -- working on ways to make sure millions do not turn into physical waste. the team at the university of wisconsin is working on a way to recycle them. the masks are ground down and

then they can be repurposed into other items. they say it is a small-scale process now but the goal is for it to go commercial. >> fantastic. you do see masks laying around sometimes. the storm impact tracking tomorrow to friday, spotty light showers, a slight chance of thunder. for all of us, it feels cooler by the end of the week with breezy conditions. the first thing we will track tomorrow morning, some light showers in the north bay and then changes to the forecast. yesterday we thought this front would slide through. it looks like this stormy unders off the coast line. it is quiet mid day and then we will track rotating showers by thursday evening, so the slight shift offshore has brought down rain totals. look at rain totals thursday. those numbers have dropped. we are finding just a few hundredths of an inch of rainfall in most spots, so take the umbrella with you tomorrow.

we will find light, scattered showers by thursday and friday. let's see how we are doing on the roads. jobina: we are following an alert in oakland. we are going to start with the maps and then we have a caltrans camera. this is on westbound 580 down to around nine miles per hour, at least two lanes blocked. here is a live camera showing you police officers on the scene. it looks like just one lane of traffic is moving fine right now. i also wanted to wrap up with a live look of what should be the bay bridge. this is our south beach camera but it is so fogged in chp has issued a fog advisory for the bay bridge. kumasi: get get get get get g married. the popular international spot with an interesting way to get you to say i do. >> she will do everything possible to defend ukraine. if she has to come she said she will grab a pitchfork.

kumasi: staying behind to behinb up for ukraine peering a ukrainian in the bay area is talking about his family, willing to do whatever it takes. as we head to break, we are taking a live look outside.

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every couple hours. >> one of my grandmothers who spent three days in the subway said she would rather take the risk and stay at home and if she has to die she has to dive. that is how she put it. truly seeing that fear broke my heart. kumasi: coaches for the ukrainian national rowing team. they are hiding out with 20 athletes who are all separated from their families with little access to look for them. reggie: if you are headed to hawaii later this month, you will not have to show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test to bypass quarantine. the the is ending its safe travels program for domestic travelers on north 25th. the end of the program is expected to speed up the recovery of the tourism industry. he says he is not ready to lift the indoor mask mandate but will make a decision in the coming month. kumasi: you can get paid to get

married in italy. officials are offering $2200 couples who get married there. that is the western region of the country that surrounds room. couples consummate a maximum of five receipts. they will get a refund on money to be spent on wedding services including venues, catering, and photographers. officials hope this will help the area bounce back from the pandemic. one of the most famous weddings held her there was between tom cruise and katie holmes in 2006. >> they should back off on that one. drew: not a great example. kumasi: but it was probably stunning. reggie: we do not need to use that. you have rome. drew: i am a quarter italian. i would go there. reggie: i thought there would be a bigger string attached to that. all they want you to go there

and you can turn in five receipts. it is 2000 euro, right? drew: why am i learning this now? it is really rude. because i have a wedding in less than a month. i would have done that. reggie: to rome. kumasi: is that sad? reggie: i'm happy about rome. i do love rome. drew: let's go outsi let's go oi live look from a rooftop camera here. we will find some dense fog until 10:00 a.m. typically when we show you this camera on a clear morning you see the bay bridge and barely see the ferry building at all. fog is thick right now and not just in the city. there are a lot of areas from the north bay to the east bay. we have fog spilling into concord. add extra time this morning and

use the low beams. driving in fog makes your commute slower. 40's and 50's now, so not terribly chilly. later this afternoon, fog slows are warming process. today will feel cool compared to the past couple days. 60's to low 70's later today. tonight we will track the chance of a shower in the north bay after midnight. spotty, light showers showers we talked about how the rainfall totals have come down because the track of the storm has changed. he thought it would move into northern california but it looks like the storm will stay off of our coastline, meaning lower rainfall amounts and then it moves on shore into southern california. it looks like southern california will be the big winner when it comes to the storm. i would expect friday afternoon, friday evening, some chain controls. it is not a lot of snow, maybe

half a foot of fresh powder. snow levels are high with the storm. here is the seven-day forecast. we will track spotty showers but much of the weekend is dry and early next week it looks like we warm back into the 60's and 70's. reggie: now we're going to bring in rob marciano. you survived fat tuesday. >> i did. you started with such a professional tossed to me. then you bring in a fat tuesday and lord knows what happened last night. it is ash wednesday. with a lot to talk about on gma. we will have reaction to president biden's state of the union address and his message to vladimir putin as russian forces step up their assault on cities around that country. we are live in kyiv,,,,

washington with the latest and the vice president joins us. also, the so-called tender swindler -- tinder facing a lawsuit. plus, rihanna stepping out looking fabulous. talking about fashion while being pregnant. looking great. we cannot wait to share our family with your family, with our employee appreciation celebration. you are not going to want to miss that. we have some talented people behind the scenes and we will share their talents and what they do off air with you. i am sure you have good things happening when you are off that desk away from reggie. kumasi: with reggie too, now. >> that is teambuilding. i know you have to say that sitting next to him. that is fair.

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until 10:00 a.m. this fog will stick with us for much of the morning, meaning the warming process will be slower. here are santa cruz, a lovely sunrise from this vantage point. we will find partly cloudy skies and temperatures in the 60's. reggie: if you watch the state of the union address, you might have wondered what that silver item was in front of nancy pelosi. it was one of the top google trends overnight. it is an think stand -- stand, consider the oldest surviving artist act -- artifact of the house. kumasi: a hidden box of love letters found more than half a century after they were written. the discoverwa made when she was cleaning. she says she found a secret door with hundreds of love letters

addressed -- >> there were a lot of military dudes shooting their shot. >> the 1950's equivalent of sliding into your dm's. >> this story is good. she says the most romantic among these letters came from someone named vance long, so she turns to facebook to try to track down the family. within days go she was in touch with a man who said that betty and vance where his grandparents. they lived in the house and were married for more than 50 years. she says he started each of his letters with hi, honey. if this ever becomes a movie, she wants "hi, honey" to be the title. that is so sweet. reggie: that is really nice. kumasi: the speech behind you. reggie: is this santa cruz?

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the rules. the new rules now in effect today. reggie: first, he came in and out real quick and revealed this beautiful scene. all our cameras right now looks great. we do need some rain and it looks like we are going to get a little bit but maybe not as much as we were hoping. drew: we have some we have some forecast. the track of the storm has shifted a bit. it looks look it is moving to southern california. for us, that means lower rain totals. right now, the big story is the fog, down to zero miles in half moon bay, a lot of quarter-mile visibility in the north bay. dense fog advisory until 10:00 a.m. this morning, meaning the fog will linger for much of the morning. here's a live look at the rooftop camera. you should be able to see the bay bridge lights and cannot

with that fog. it is a cooler afternoon compared to yesterday. we will talk about changes coming to the forecast over the next 48 hours coming up. reggie: two weeks after everyone else no longer has an indoor mask mandate, another big restriction from covid has been lifted. >> the general manager here says people have been asking him about masks every day and now he is seeing them being tossed into the air like graduation cap's. there is some joy this morning as people are allowed to work out without masks on. we are seeing some people still wearing them, some not ready to take them off yet. the county says they are recommended indoors but no longer required. that is for the vaccinated and unvaccinated. santa clara county is the last in the bay area to take this step. the manager says this is what he heard today when people walked

in. >> some of them were like,? can we take it off? some of them walked in with no mask on, just confident and liberated, just happy that they do not have to wear a mask anymore. another big announcement here in san jose, the city council decided l t require the booster shot anymore for large events like concerts and indoor games. so two steps toward normalcy today in the south bay two years into the pandemic. now you can go to the grocery store or workout at the gym without your mask on no matter your vaccination status. kumasi: heading to wisconsin to promote his -- how is infrastructure plan will create jobs. the economy was one of the big topics at the state of the union address last night and he also took aim at vladimir putin. >> len reboot and sought to

shake the foundations of the free world, thinking he could make it end to his menacing ways. he -- vladimir putin sought to o shake the foundation's of the free world, thinking he could make it bend to his missing ways. instead, he met with a wall of strength. he met the ukrainian people. kumasi: mr. biden announced a new been -- ban aircraft. he was slammed by iowa governor kim reynolds. >> keeping schools open is only the start of the pro-parent, profamily revolution that republicans are leading. kumasi: president biden also promised to prioritize countering inflation, announcing

oil from reserves worldwide. vice president kamala harris is promising the u.s. will do everything it can to support the ukrainian people. she >> spoke on gma. this is putin's war. we are concerned and monitoring it. we are aware that if there is any intentional targeting of civilians that we are looking at the fact that there may be a violation of international law, so this is an issue we should all pay attention to. it is atrocious and a violation of all the standards and principles that we as nato nations take seriously in terms of protecting the sovereignty of any nation. kumasi: coming up at 7:00 on gma my the vice president talks about what the biden administration is doing to combat inflation. reggie: congresswoman is talking

about the special recognition she got from the president. >> it was after the speech. the president was still there. many times presidents are escorted out, but he was talking with many of my colleagues. he talked to me about the great work we had done on reforming the military justice system and sexual assault in the military and gave me a head bump. that was pretty fun. reggie: she added she was encouraged by the more agreeable tone from lawmakers who attended last night. also clearly on display last night, the colors of the ukrainian flag, blue and yellow. some even held small flags. president biden opted to wear a blue tie. kumasi: developing news on the situation in ukraine. the capital is bracing for a major assault. more than 350 people have been killed since the invasion

started and at least 800,000 have left ukraine. more on what experts are warning this morning. >> a 40 mile long russian convoy is heading to kyiv and parts are reportedly running out of gas and food. new video shows rescue teams running into burning homes. officials say russian missiles targeted a neighborhood. the strike killed at least two people. the pentagon is urging caution about reports that russian military progress is slowing. a senior u.s. official says putin has ratcheted up his determination to carry on. the mayor of kyiv says his city is ready to fight. >> the whole city come all the people, children -- the whole city, all the people, we expect a huge fight. we are fighting for our families. jobina: an airstrike yesterday

hit the main radio and tv tower in kyiv, knocking ukraine's independent newscasters off the air. ukraine claims a rus squad was sent to assassinate president zelensky but the plan was foiled. kumasi: -- reggie: ukraine's foreign minister announcing the plight of people of color whose exits have been delayed because of race. he tweeted, africans seeking evacuation are our friends and need equal opportunity is to return to their home countries safely. others are also struggling to leave, including an american man trying to escape with his child and wife. they have been trying to catch a train. >> a plane flew over and you heard them trying to shoot it down. reggie: up to 4 million people may leave ukraine.

the biden administration promises 54 million dollars and he met a terrien aid. for the latest any time, you can head to the tv app. we have expert insight and videos available to stream on demand. kumasi: a former ufc accused of attempted murders appeg in cou. poce sayear mojo a reporter for a sister network got to know him well after a decade of >> covering the fighter. mma is a sport that had a lot of characters, a lot of people from all different walks of life. there are some people who get in trouble a lot. he was never that type of guy. kumasi: he train he tra

kickboxing academy, just a few miles from where the shooting happened. into this electrical substation bart says it involved equipment at the south hayward station. the station was shut down for more than two hours, leading to no train service in that area and major delays. reggie: one of the most popular smart watches is being recalled to the more -- this morning. what it is doing and what to do if you have one. kumasi: you are taking a live look at the board of the new york stock exchange. reggie: plus, uber's new feature taking you to new experiences except for space. at 7:00, we're talking about a

new proposal from san francisco for a bike rental program. and we are breaking down a climate change report released this week. now for your phone, tablet, apple tv, and android tv so you can keep watching us at 7:00. drew: a lot of us are waking up on this wednesday morning to dense fog until 10:00 a.m., but that is not the only place seeing thick fog. the east bay now down to a quarter. we have thick fog along the peninsula into the south bay, so add extra time to your commute if you are out there this morning. use the low beams. waking up to temperatures at about 50 degrees. later this afternoon, the

warming process will be slow, so the afternoon will feel cooler under a blend of sun and clouds. we are tracking spotty light showers, but the track of the storm has shifted. yesterday we thought it would move to northern california. watch as the stormy unders along the coastline and moves into northern california. we are on the fringe of some of this rain. much of the rain now will work into southern california, so l.a. will get much of the rain. here in the bay area, we will track a few hundredths of an inch and show you rainfall totals where you live coming up. jobina: good morning. the fog is a big story for the commute. look at this camera. this should be showing you 80 right now and it is fogged in. our camera for the bay bridge looks like this as well but the toll plaza is a bit clearer.

lights came on at 6:27 and it is slow across the bridge because of that fog. visibility is low once you get through the tunnel, so give yourself extra time. if you are reliant on highway four for your commute, we are seeing effects on the highway, so it is going to be - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19 the more questions and worries we have. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. calhope can help with free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today.

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- [narrator] if you're feeling anxious about the future, you're not alone. calhope offers free covid-19 emotional support. call 833-317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. reggie:reggie: the san francisco unified school district has voted to cut more the 200 positions because of a budget shortfall. the jobs that >> could now be affected. the school board voted -- the jobs that could be affected. jobina: the school board voted to eliminate 151 teachers quit less than the original proposal to cut 311 jobs. the district says it is facing a

budget shortfall because they have lost 3500 students since the start of the pandemic. pension and health care costs for employees have increased. some students pleaded with the board, asking them not to make cuts. >> these classes are what make school fun and interesting and what students look forward to and you are taking that from us. you should care about what we as students value. >> teachers on the chopping block are ones who care about their students. >> please think twice about your decision. please do not lay off these amazing teachers. jobina: even though the school board voted to eliminate the positions, does not mean all of them will end up being cut. some educators could retire and others could leave the district. reggie: involving transgender kids and their families in texas. the attorney general released a legal opinion that certain

gender affirming health care should be considered child abuse. the state has begun investigating the parents of transgender teens for child-abuse corn to several organizations including the aclu. they have filed a lawsuit to stop that practice. the opinion asserts that medical treatments like hormone therapy meet the legal standard of abuse for causing mental or emotional injury to a child. the los angeles city council has confirmed the first woman to lead the los angeles fire department. she is the first openly lgbtq person to hold that position. kumasi: council shows 46,000 people died on the roads in 2021, up 9% from 2020 as traffic commuters -- traffic nears pre-pandemic levels. the cause for the increase is not known but some say expert driving has increased, including

speeding, not wearing a seatbelt, distracted driving, and driving while impaired. reggie: some of the biggest companies in the u.s. are joining in on a global retreat from doing business in russia. apple is stopping sales of its products in russia. it is halting online transactions into end inside russia as well as limiting apple pay. google is also dropping russian publishers from its news feed. disney halted the release of films in russia. uber debuting a new future that will allow users to browse and book experiences like dining and live events. it will offer suggestions based on past activity. customers can purchase tickets directly from the app and book a ride to the event or venue. it is debuting in selected cities before it expands nationwide. amazon joining the race to offer

a videogame streaming service. the cloud-based service officially launched in the u.s.. it includes a free channel for prima members and a channel including classics like streetfighter two. microsoft also released services like videogame libraries. as trading gets underway, we are up about 306 points. kumasi: fitbit is recalling onee million of these smart watches. the battery can apparently overheat and burn you. there have been more than 100 reports of this happening, including two people who got third degree burns. it applies to four different models sold at stores like best buy and target. if you have one, you can send it back to fitbit for a refund. new at 6:00, first she broke the internet with her pregnancy

announcement and now she is breaking barriers for body positivity as she redefines maternity wear. all her looks are quickly becoming a celebration of her pregnancy. she is trailblazing a style that shows off her bump rather than hide it. >> the fact that she is wearing incredibly beautiful clothing and still embracing her own personal style while she is pregnant and finding ways to do that -- i think a lot of women are going to feel confident and empowered to step outside what their pregnancy body comfort zone might be and embrace who they are and their own personal style. kumasi: she also told people magazine it is fun but also a challenge to play with fashion all pregnant. >> she is always been one of the most confident people. this does not shock me. kumasi: i feel she just embraces all body types whether with her

skincare line or fashion. she is all about that. it is not surprising to me and i'm excited to see it. drew: our east bay hills camera showing us all the fog we have around the bay. you can see the skyline. let's take you below the fog. this is our south beach camera. on a normal morning, you would easily see the bay bridge, at least the western span of it. you cannot see anything from this vantage point right now. it lingers through 11:00 a.m. later this afternoon, it will be cooler with sunshine and cloud cover. temperatures in the 60's later tonight with increasing clouds. we are tracking showers tomorrow and friday and much cooler weather.

right now, the track of the storm is moving into southern california, so that means lower rainfall totals for us. tomorrow morning track light showers in the north bay and we thought this front within swing through the rest of the area. it looks like the storm will remain off our coast line for much of the day and try to throw a few scattered showers in the afternoon and evening but much of the rainfall avoids us. we are talking lower rainfall totals come it may be higher in the north bay where the cold front will linger longer. this does not look like a substantial storm locally. we will find a little snow, but snow level is pretty high at about 7000 feet so we are talking as much as half a foot. we will track showers thu s friday, saturday. then we will find warmer weather next week. kumasi: the parks in san

francisco are officially open. this is a four acre open space intended for artists, musical performers, and more. it is located in the south of market area. there is also office space. this project took more than a decade to complete. they hope the new development will bring energy to the downtown area. >> there is a mountain lion. what? reggie: the big cat lingered on the porch of a home outside fresno. it went from yard to yard before animal control showed up. it was tranquilized and then returned to the national forest. kumasi:

the falcon has returned after being gone for more than a week. she and her mate have been raising chicks in the same spot for more than five years but recently she left. experts thought she was gone for good and it appeared other females were interested in taking her spot. she came back. experts say hours later they were back together, acting like nothing happened. still, they are not clear on where she went or why she left. reggie: she is sending anding aa message. i think she is tired of being on the camera. kumasi: back. reggie: she knows the cameras there are two look annoyed. she needed to have privacy for a day. kumasi: i understand that your that is cool. reggie: but then those other birds were coming around trying to get her spot.

kumasi: i thought that was disrespectful. reggie: that is what happens. kumasi: next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: as we head to break, a live look outside. there is the golden gate bridge. this fog is all over the place

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reggie: reggie: reports a second round of talks with ukraine will happen today. ukrainian officials have yet to confirm this. more than 800,000 people have left ukraine. reggie: president biden denounced vladimir putin for inciting the war in ukraine and announced a ban of russian aircraft in u.s. airspace. the president promising to prioritize controlling inflation. kumasi: san francisco unified voting to cut more than 250 jobs

including more than 150 teachers. the district says it is facing a budget shortfall because 3500 students have left the district since the pandemic started. reggie: the south bay is relaxing covid rules and will no longer require everyone to wear mask indoors. the san jose city council has voted to get rid of the booster shot requirement for large events. drew: a dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m.. we are finding that fogo sa jose, visibility down to a quarter of a mile. here is all that low fog andhesh 'll h dense fog thistemperatur'd 70's. >> this should show you the bay bridge now, but it is all fogged in. chp has issued a fog advisory for the bay bridge and san mateo

bridge. if you're traveling on the bay bridge, it is hard to see, so give yourself extra time. >> look at our number seven. the world's largest puppet is heading to the san diego. the porcupine. it was just unveiled. the puppet is the latest work of muppet creators at jim henson's creature shop. reggie: it has blown up like a bouncy house. >> so there are not puppeteers? i was envisioning people pulling strings inside. reggie: i think for the eyes. they somehow were able to push it out on the log. i was amazed by it. i think it looks cute. where are you on this? jobina: it is cute. what are we going to do with it?

: and then this girl. kumasi: good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. president biden condemns russia's invasion of ukraine in the state of the union. the fall of this wednesday as russia intensifies its attack. overnight, president biden delivers his first state of the union address. >> we will be stronger a year from now than we are today. >> the president vows the fight for democracy, rally support for ukraine, warning russian president putin he will pay a high price for the war. >> he has no idea what's coming. >> also tackling inflation. >> my top priority is getting prices under control. >> and a new phase of this pandemic. putin steps up his assault.