that hit pittsburgh late this morning. right now, it is cloudy and this live view from our east bayville tower camera, gorgeous out there. sandy is tracking more wet weather. >> nice to see the wet weather. that is for sure. let me show you live doppler 7. i will show you where it is raining. the system is moving toward southern california street-level radar. you are seeing the wet weather around the santa cruz mountains across nine. it is wet and as we go into the east bay from hayward to castro valley, watch out. this moisture is moving northward as we track it at 6:16. as you take a look here, it is these two low-pressure systems. the current one is right here.

this one is going to drop down right behind it and that will keep my weather going. right on through the early part of the weekend. as we go through tomorrow morning, scattered showers, light stuff, we get a breather until tomorrow night when we start to see wintry mix is appearing. we have a wind advisory for the coast and bay shoreline. i will be back with a complete look at the forecast coming up. >> thank you. you can track the incoming rain where you are with live doppler 7 anytime on the abc 7 bay area streaming app. >> working to build a better bay area every day. that means in gross -- embracing both the bed and the good of where we are right now. some of the largest companies in the city commit to bringing workers back to the office. that means a boost in business. san francisco has to balance that appeal with the harsh reality of its crime and safety issues.

what happens when someone tries to intervene. dion has the story. >> walgreens theft in action on tuesday. it is not with the photographer is used to captioning. goes behind the counter and i am taking maybe some covid test, a tray of batteries. i think maybe some electronics. >> several employees watch and wait for help to arrive. all while the suspect fills up a large bag. >> i feel a little better for the workers. >> another customer begins to record and has his cell phone smacked out of his hands. blessed with bunch of bananas. when the customer tries to fight back, flinging more fruit at the

suspect. jim is a former law-enforcemenm officer from california and president of srs protection which provides security to businesses and places of worship in five states. he says providing security in california is challenging. >> there are several states that we work in. back in the good old days we would be able to grab people and put them in cuffs and take them to the back. >> reader does not recommend bystanders confront a suspect in the act. >> we don't want the citizen to get hurt. i know how frustrating it is. >> he said if video can be taken safely -- >> i am not too scared of bananas and ships alloy. >> it can only help law-enforcement. >> if it raises a little bit of awareness, that is nice. why sin san francisco, abc 7 news. >> now back to the good news we mentioned earlier. the mayor says she has a commitment from some of the

city's largest companies will come back employees into the office within weeks. >> you will feel a difference when you're downtown. >> the mayor says it is a turning point for san francisco's financial district. now street and sidewalks may soon be busy again. >> i am looking forward to seeing downtown repopulated. it will take some time because there are people who have been working from home for two years. >> she has a commitment from some of the city's largest companies from salesforce and rupert to bank of america, wells fargo and others to implement a return to imprison work throughout the month of march for employees. >> there will probably be some sort of work from home type of system that exists. ultimately there is strength in numbers. we want as many people back to the office and back to downtown and back to san francisco as

possible. >> salesforce says employees are looking for ways to safely connect in person and we are proud to welcome hundred and 10 to be thousands employees. as the largest private employer in san francisco we are deeply committed to the city and are excited our offices are buzzing again. the pledge comes as the omicron variant is subsiding and more workers are feeling safer about returning to the office. >> the little conversations you have every day. it is just not the same. >> the chamber of commerce as a busier downtown can help revive the local economy. >> it is the downtown that generates much of our payroll tax. they support 70 small businesses. >> more workers could remain the return of the lunch rush here. >> etiquette is great if people will come back. that is great. the last two years were very tough. a lot of the places around us close to their businesses for good.

>> the mayor issuing this challenge to all businesses big and small. >> we want everyone to make a commitment to do some level of return to work in person for the month of march. >> in san francisco, cornell barnard. abc 7 news. >> getting people back into the city means getting rid of some of the reasons they don't want to come here. >> we just want this place to be looked at like all of the other places in san francisco. this is daily. this is about not worrying about the many dangers. >> we give you a nice raw firsthand look to make it an example of a better bay area. that is at 6:30. >> new reports from ukraine tonight that russian forces have fired on europe's largest nuclear power plant. the plant is now on fire. it is located in southern ukraine and generates about a quarter of ukraine's electrical power. ukrainian officials say the war

has now killed more than 2000 people. drone footage shows the scorched debris in a residential neighborhood. the ukrainian president says he is in close contact with president biden. >> we have good contact. i can tell the truth. it is a pity that it began after the beginning of this war but we have it. >> russian and ukrainian officials met at the border with belarus, even shaking hands, there was no agreements to and hostilities but they did agree to open up humanitarian corridors for civilians to get out of harm's way. >> on the eighth day of the war between russia and ukraine, medical supplies have become one of the most pressing needs. many are making harrowing journeys to safety. the city near the russian border has been under heavy attack for the past few days.

bumming around us. this morning, we will have to choose between two suicide missions. >> diana describes driving through a line of russian military tanks and not knowing if they would make it out to the next city. >> but i hope -- i think they thought it doesn't work. the shot is expensive. >> three days ago, the city lost power, water and communication with the rest of the world. >> buildings were people leave. people get killed in the lines for the water.

people get killed in their own homes. >> one million people have fled ukraine. many crossing into the polish border. that is where we spoke to chris with this nonprofit, project hope. >> the backlog is tremendous. 35 or 40 kilometers long. >> his nonprofit is helping ukrainians access critical medical supplies as they flee award. >> trauma comes first and foremost. you see a lot of needs around bandages, blood coagulants, the pharmaceuticals are running out everywhere. >> their efforts are not expanding into four neighboring countries. >> we have already sent one interagency health kit. it is about two tons of health supplies. it will actually serve 10,000 ukrainians for three months. >> diana is urging the world to help as her country continues to fight.

>> it is a war crime and crime against humanity actually. >> in san francisco. abc 7 news. 2020 will feature a special episode called putin's work, the battle to save ukraine. this will be on the board of ukraine and poland. you can watch it on abc 7 starting at 8:00 p.m.. >> developing news, the sheriff's office is indic -- investigating a deadly shooting. it happened before 3:50 this afternoon. this was near drake avenue and cole drive. officials say the victim was pronounced dead at the scene. the sheriff's office says there is no threat to the larger community. new details tonight. a reading woman at the center of a high-profile missing persons case six years ago is now being accused of making the whole thing up. the justice department announced the rest of this 39-year-old on charges of making false statements to federal law enforcement officers and

engaging in mail fraud. she went missing while jogging in november of 2016. she was found 22 days later along i-5 and yolo county. she told police two women kidnapped her at gunpoint. authorities say they determined that she made it all up. injuring herself as a cover story and was actually staying with an ex-boyfriend in southern california while she was missing. if convicted, she faces five years in prison and a $250,000 fine. >> melissa spent sunday agonizing over the thought that she may never see her son again after he was kidnapped when a stranger stole her car. thank for that, the two-year-old was found save and the suspect was arrested. >> a traumatic appreciate things a bit more than you did before. melissa is thankful she still has her son to love on after he was abducted by a stranger who

still are car in front of this hotel on sunday in sunnyvale. >> i am hugging a little tighter. >> she says that she often runs errands late at night or early in the morning as a single mother. she was unloading groceries from her car around 4:00 a.m. as jacob slept in his car seat. in moments, the car was stolen and jacob was gone. >> i was coming back to get my son and i heard her peel out. >> the investigation reveals the san jose resident is the person who stole the car and took off on the wrong side of the road. she made her first court appearance wednesday. police say that she became aware. she drove for about one hour and then parked four miles away, eventually leaving the baby in the backseat to fend for himself or 13 hours. trapped in his car seat, no food, no water and no one to change his diaper or comfort him. >> i can only imagine what he

was sitting there thinking. for the first time, he doubted whether i was coming or not. >> as the police searched for jacob, she said she could not help but feel like she let her late husband down. he died when jacob was just a few months old. the police found jacob and mother and son were reunited at the hospital that evening. >> i did not put them down for at least two hours after that. i was just loving and smelling his hair. >> you might have thought you were doing the right thing by leaving your child sleeping while you unloaded a few things but there are really crazy people out there that just wander out of the hotel rooms and still your car. whatever you love and cherish the most that may be in your car goes right along with them and i had no idea that could happen to us. she will return to court friday acing three charges including kidnapping. >> we are in record-setting territory. it is bad is for drivers.

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200. russia's invasion of ukraine is contribute to record high gas prices. no doubt you have noticed this. the average price is nearing the five dollar mark at 494. if you're looking for a deal, ryan curry ventured out to see what he could find. the price of gas keeps climbing. bay area residents are spending more at the pump than ever before. we went out to find the cheapest gas station and figure out how cheap it really is. the first up of the day is the cheapest stop here. 485. >> you go right around the corner, $.20 cheaper. >> i have not found anywhere cheaper. it looks like it is inching up toward five dollars. here was the second stop and one of the cheapest at 4.69 a gallon. >> now you will make it all crowded. >> a gem still expensive and unfortunately not well hidden.

dozens of cars credited the pump in the short time we were there. on the other of the other of plenty. we kept looking for cheap prices but they have three different gas stations. >> one of them just under five dollars. workers told me that he would not be surprised if it does not get over six dollars. >> full tank, come down, go back, filling up tomorrow. >> sherm commutes from sacramento. that is a lot of time on the road and a lot of money spent on gas. >> we are looking at close to 400 a week. maybe for 35 a week on gas and you add that up by two weeks. then you add that up by three weeks and then you're close to $1800 in gas.

questar art a lot of cheaper options. >> bring something to pass the time because lines were long. >> before covid there w covid te three dollars but now it is like five or six dollars some places to get gas. >> that is a lot of money and people we spoke with said there is not much they can do but just adjust their budgets. >> i am blessed to where i am able to afford it at this point but i still don't like throwing money away like that. >> mariah carey, abc 7 news. >> traffic drives down your gas mileage so i don't what it is like before you leave. we are live at 7:00 a.m. with our new show abc 7 at seven. watch it on the bay area app and wherever you stream. be sure to check that out. i was out driving today and saw a rainbow. my daughter pointed it out out said the unicorns did it. >> they did.

i did not get a rainbow but i saw a puddle in my driveway which was nice to see today. >> absolutely. >> i was driving and all of a sudden, raindrops from the sky. it was so exciting. but that smell after the first raindrops, love that. let's look at live doppler 7 right now. we will look at where it is raining. at this hour we have light to moderate rain. this is to hayward, union city as we take a look here. this is showing a rainfall rate of about a third of an inch per hour. san mateo, redwood city, menlo park. also see the steady went weather. tracking this moisture over here. we have a few drops here. yes, it is not a lot. we did not expect a lot but it is nice to see. there were thunderstorms that

are erected in east bay. we drop somehow. the thunder threat is over as the system continues to slide southward, paralleling the coast, moving toward southern california. here is the area of low pressure. the moisture is wrapping around. we will continue to see some showers. another system will drop to the north. there will be more showers into the forecast. 50's for most of you. look at this beautiful view. high clouds, post sunset view. waves of showers, the wind ramping up. cool the next two days, a possibility of snow and colder nights are coming your way. the possibility of hail, strong wind at the coast and around the bay and there is is no chance right around 2500 feet. tomorrow morning, we will see a few snow showers. 7:00 a.m. in the south bay but not a widespread rain event and then you get this long break

when we will see a mix of sun and clouds and wondering where the rain is. it comes back. don't worry. tomorrow night, another wave of a few showers develops as we go toward saturday. some snow showing up along mount hamilton. and then saturday afternoon, still a couple more showers, not out of the question before this thing winds down and moves on. in terms of the rainfall per derek -- rainfall projections, anywhere from a couple hundred seven is too attentive an inch. coast and bake, the gusts are 45 and 50. it could knock down tree limbs and causing power outages. the aware of that. 30 and 40 mile-per-hour winds ramping up to 48-50 before the afternoon. still getting gusty as we go toward tomorrow night and then the wind will start to come down but not completely gone on saturday. your morning temperatures, 30's, 40's, windy, give yourself other more time to commute. it will take you a little longer. 50's, 60's, windy with some

sunshine and then later on we will bring in the rain again. morning showers. it is a level one and then a break and then the nighttime showers. level 1 for saturday, it is a wintry mix and definitely culture as we go toward the second half of your weekend, dry and warm for outdoor plans. >> a pivotal day in a courtroom in italy. is your bathroom over 10 years old? i'm mike holmes, here with ivan from agm renovations america's kitchen and bathroom renovators thanks mike! bathrooms over 10 years old cause major water damage, flooding, and mold. [mike] ivan, i've seen a lot of this. homeowners often don't realize what's behind the walls. agm are the only bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. visit agmrenovations.com today,

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>> the update from the abc 7 high team on the case of two college students from the bay area serving life sentences for killing an italian police officer. they begin their presentation today in rome, pleading for leniency during the appeals trial. they argue elder did not know the victim was a police officer. he was free clothes and carried no badge or gun during the deadly confrontation in july of 2019. elder says he thought the officer was a drug dealer. attorneys for the other man convicted in this case are scheduled to address the court next week. a verdict is expected in two weeks. >> what what what what what better bay area. >> out of all the districts in san francisco, this has the majority of the youth. as you look around, this is the normalcy they see on an everyday basis. >> cleaning up the tenderloin. it is a lot of

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solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> san francisco is more than two thirds into a 90 day state of emergency to clean up the tenderloin neighborhood. is it working? >> in our effort to build a better bay area, we ask if this neighborhood can turn around. abc 7 news is embarking on a year-long project to tell the stories of the people who live and work in the tenderloin to find out how to make it better. >> we hit the streets with several groups who have been trying to clean up that area for years now to see how hard a task that really is.

watching them clean for everyone to enjoy. >> this is where kids and adults can enjoy their time in the community. it was a bunch of homeless caymans, drug activity. people that have no business being here. we come in and we pressure wash and we clean. they leave, go across the street, they for us to leave and then they come back. we can't keep them from being here. that is not our role. just provide a clean sidewalk and clean area.

becker park. >> make sure you are covered. it is constant maintenance and upkeep being. we just try to manage it the best we can. this is a safety initiative group. we like to keep the pedestrians of the neighborhood as safe as possible. a lot of streets are impacted with different tent and can't miss. we have a lot of people who were doing mental health crisis. it is a little unpredictable. we are not there to enforce anything. everyone here makes up the tenderloin as a whole. our goal is to make sure that we all utilize the space.

criteria as the needles and paraphernalia. >> there the corner doing drugs. >> i have had people have had ph me talking to me and being like i am not ready here. and just go elsewhere. but you can just keep moving.

>> here in the tenderloin, people feel like we are forgotten or we don't get a lot of the support that a lot of the other districts do get. ultimately we just won this place to be looked at as all the other places in san francisco where it is a safe environment for people to travel to and from wherever they are going daily without the concern of worrying about the many dangers their children can face in the tenderloin. >> are you guys doing ok? you don't want any housing or resources? >> you are in a motel room? you're only here during the day? you go in at night? >> half the battle is you are battling them in wanting to help them more than they are wanting to help themselves. some people say just clear of the streets. >> can we? some people don't want to help. that is the frustrating part. you can give them hell. they remain out here. there is sex trafficking, drug trade, drug usage, theft, this

seems to be the environment. >> don't come down here. you should have stayed up there. they dropped him off from the hospital. he still has all the stuff on. it is a struggle to make it here. this is where the less fortunate and up. out of all the districts in san francisco, the tenderloin has the majority of the youth. over 3500 children in the tenderloin. far more than any other district. as you look around, this is the normalcy they see on an everyday basis. people travel the streets as safe as possible. we understand that sometimes they have to encounter traumatic situations where someone might be using drugs or something similar to that. what they are trained to do is block those traumatic situations

one might encounter along the route. sometimes we partner up two or three captains side-by-side, shoulder to shoulder to block something we would deem traumatic for a child or a senior to see during their commute. >> this downed -- this goes down here. the eyes open. the tenderloin has been experiencing some behavior that is inappropriate. we want the children to have a fighting chance to become successful as teenagers and adults have a peaceful way of seeing things and not be disappointed -- distorted because they have been exposed to all of that inappropriate behavior. we want to clear the space where the guests don't have tents, blocking the sidewalk. we want to make sure they can walk to work without being blocked off. we don't say move. we say is there a different place you can do that because we have children coming through here and pedestrians going to work. could you not do that here?

we are not police or security guards. we don't arrest or pressure anyone. this trait was cluttered with drug dealing and homelessness and all of that. they are here to protect the block from illegal activity and all of this. what ever does not block the block. this could be the tenderloin if enough resources, commitment, if everybody was on the same page, this is what could be. >> it is amazing. so powerful. it is easy to what is just look at what is going on in the tenderloin but to look at what is going right, there are good, decent people working hard to make it better. there are those that have children walking to school in that environment. i commend those people for working so hard.

>> they are being so respectful and i love how they are going shoulder to shoulder. hats off to them. that has been amazing work. abc 7 news is telling the stories of the people who work in the tenderloin because the issues there are not just in san francisco. they are throughout the entire bay area so stay with us and see what it takes to make a difference as we continue tracking stories in the tenderloin. >> millions of americans still have not received their tax refund from last year. i am michael finney.

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>> as we get closer to the tax deadline, millions of americans still have not received their tax refunds from last year. the irs had a backlog of 11 million returns at the start of this tax season and many tax payers came to the side of michael finney and he is here with their stories. >> is this amazing? they are telling you by love you have to send us money by this day. amazing. any viewers tell me they have been waiting since last summer for the refund.

in many cases, thousands of dollars and they can't get answers from the irs. the phone lines are jammed and the where is my refund tracking tool gives them a mysterious response. >> and oh it was delayedas delad this is almost a year. >> i need to know the status. >> a dilemma facing millions of americans who never got last year's tax refunds. kuester they send a check out and get lost in the mail? >> it is frustrating. >> ted rossman points to a report by the irs saying that millions of tax returns in limbo during the pandemic when irs offices shut down. irs staff were diverted to other duties, delivering three rounds of stimulus checks as well as child tax credits. they report a backlog of 11

million returns from last year. millions more were awaiting review. >> it is crazy. the irs does not have anywhere near that number of unprocessed returns from last time. and now we are ready started this year's filing. >> most unsettling is those waiting from last year. >> i just want to talk to a live person. >> this is waiting on a fiveive figure refund. he can't keep checking the where is my refund tracker. where is my refund says we cannot provide any information about the refund. >> we have no information. >> the same thing happened to bonnie. >> we cannot provide any

information about your refund. >> i am very anxious. it is like somebody has my identity. did they get my federal income tax refund? >> i want someone to say it is being audited or we lost it or. >> even the audit notice is better than no information. the taxpayer advocate says where is my refund should be more helpful. >> i would totally agree. >> we understand, we know it is not easy to get through. >> rafael said this will clear eventually. that is little comfort. we just want to know where it is. >> all right. a late development. it might shed some light on this. jeffrey got through to the irs accounts department. he was told the where is my refund tool only has information about 2021 returns. the press office is still trying

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peninsula you will notice san carlos, it is a light level 1 system, spotty showers tonight and tomorrow morning at commute time, be careful if you are commuting. the rest of the day is ok but in the evening we have another batch coming through the sierra. we will pick up snow. that is why the winter weather advisory goes up. up to a foot for the peaks. the snow level down to 1500 people i saturday morning. a cool day, a windy one tomorrow. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. chrysler is here with some hoops. >> the warriors desperate. -- desperate for a win in dallas. naturally, it doesn't count. that is

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having lost six of eight, the warriors desperately need a win tonight in dallas. klay thompson mr. the past few games -- missed the past few games with an illness. dallas playing really well right now.

quarter. 24 at the half. the best play from the warriors and that half, jordan poole from 60 to end the first quarter. he did not beat the clock. it does not count. dwight powell was feasting inside. the warriors down 68-54 at the half. kevin durant making his return for the nets after missing the last one he won games with a sprained mcl. facing miami. no carry because the game is in brooklyn. durant had nine in the first quarter. looking like the kevin durant of old, getting to his spot. hitting. master of the midrange. 17 at the half. now they are late in the third quarter. ime is leading 109-103. we have tons of college basketball tournaments. stanford women beginning the

pac-12 tournament. haley jones bringing it in the second half. 57-44. they will play colorado in the pac-12 semi's tomorrow. the end thought combine, this kid is skipping class. the biggest news of the not the memphis receiver. the nfl announcing the suspension of all covid related rules. no league mandated testing. step-by-step, we get closer and closer to the new normal. that is a good thing. crites coming up up 7 at 8:00, station 19.

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