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heading to ukraine. the call for help. >> a 14 year-old teen gunned down and killed in oakland. tonight that victim's family members, community members and police are reacting. >> u.c. berkley forced to reduce enrollment by thousands. tonight, a look at the legal battle and what that means for cal hopefuls. >> showers and even the possibility of snow. the forecast is coming up. abc7 news at 11:00 starts right now. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> it's like a moral duty. >> tonight, ukrainians in the u.s. are vowing to return to the country to help fight back against russian invasion. dan: t comes after a dramatic escalation today. one of the world's largest nuclear power plantses catching on fire after being attacked by the russian military. i'm dan ashley.

ama: and i'm ama daetz. john has been following the latest. tim, you spoke to a young man planning to return to ukraine. tim: yeah, i did. he plans to go despite the developments today, a fire at that nuclear plant has set off a wade of panic. ukrainian officials have managed to put out the flames just a couple of hours ago but leaders are worried. international atomic agency putting this incident and emergency center in full response mode. panic thursday night at a nuclear power plant in ukraine after taking hits from russian forces, parts of the plants which is one of the largest in the world caught fire prompting ukrainian officials to call for an immediate stop in the area and a bid to avert a potential global disaster. it comes amid an escalating war in the country. it has caused one million to flee seeking refuge in

neighboring countries. while others are fleeing, others are heading the opposite direction. yan is a ukrainian who is doing a medical residency here in the u.s. he's been staying in san francisco for the past week. >> i was speechless and i basically woke up drenched in suite. the first thing that came to my mind is to call all of my friends and family members to make sure that everybody's safe and safe. >> he says the past week of the war has hit him hard. thousands of miles from home feeling up able to help his friends and family now, all that is set to change as seminovski said he will help his native ukraine to fend off the russian invasion hoping to use his medical training. mir profession is to heal the people and to bring life and so that is my major goal and aim. tim: the 27 year-old year-old says he's aware of the risk but

assures me he remains undeterred. >> no one wants to die. everyone is scared of death. and in this case it's like -- i don't know, it's like a moral duty. >> his family too like millions of other ukrainians helping the war effort. his sister delivering supplies to those in need. hernandez his grandfather building a bunker to sheller from russian bottoms. >-- bombs. >> my grandma made some molotov cocktails. before she used to feed the pigeons. >> it's more than just himself or his country at risk if ukraine lose this is war. >> right now, they're trying to fight for the rights and for the freedom of all the democracy -- all of the democratic world. >> but he's not the only one interested to head back to ukraine to fend off the russian invasion. but the general counsel here

have received interest from hundreds of people. the counsel general in ukraine tells me hundreds of americans have reached out interested in going to ukraine to aid the war-time effort. >> the number of those who called us and we have managed to process the request, 1, 400 people. >> a move that has touched the hearts of ukrainians around the world. >> at the beginning we were surprised that there were so many people. we feel this unity of the world. >> but with so much at stake and fighting against russian army, he believes ukrainians will prevail giving hope not just to their people but also the world. >> our people will never be defeated. they'll never surrender. tim: british prime minister boris johnson says he's planning on calling an emergency meeting of the notion security counsel

in the coming hours. there, he hopes to confront russia head-on over what he calls president putin's reckless actions. ama: thank you so much. tomorrow "20/20" will feature "putin's war: the battle to save ukraine." you can watch it here on abc7 starting at 8:00 p.m. tomorrow. dan: moving on now. a 14 year-old boy, 14 shot and killed tonight. investigatorrers are trying to -- investigators are trying to piece together before his body was dropped off in oakland. we have the latest on the investigation, the outrage and the call from the community to stop the violence. >> all i've got to say is pray for us. keep us in y'all prayers. >> a simple and clear message from a woman who says she's the aunt of the 14 year-old teenager shot and killed in oakland on

wednesday night. >> we're hoping that people feel courageous enough to call in and share whatever information they have. >> deputy chief of investigations drenin lindsay says around 10:15 p.m. shot spotter stecknology picked up gunshots near 98th and international. as officers responded to that area an ambulance was waved down on mountain boulevard near keller boulevard in oakland. paramedics told police the vehicle being driven appeared to have been struck by gunfire. >> the occupants pulled a male juvenile from the vehicle and then drove off. >> that 14 year-old was pronounced dead from that's one gunshot wound a short time lat later. what happened is heartbreaking, she says. >> anybody being shot in oakland is a concern to me. but when it becomes children, there's always near to my heart

because i have sons reporter: while the circumstances aren't yet known, carter says there needs be more community engagement here. >> a lot of funding has been cut for kids to have safe places to be plays a major role because there's no accountability for they wearabouts. reporter: and now police are left trying to figure out what the teenager and others were doing and how the 14 year-old was hit. j.r. stone, abc7 news. ama: turning to our weather happening now. it is wet outside. let's get to abc7 news' sandyhaa patel. reporter: let me show you doppler 7 because this is nice to see we finally have rain. it is winter. it should be like this. as we get you to street radar, we are getting the wet weather in oakland. alameda, san leandro.

it's a little damp from the peninsula and towards the south bay, san martin. highway hill. wet roadways. wider perspectives showing you one system is heading toward southern california. the other one in our direction. it's a light level one. as you take a look here, tomorrow morning, 5:00, there will be some rain on the roadway, 7:00 a.m. it's not just the way -- rain that you have to worry about, the wind is going to be coming up. 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. we have a wind advisory for the bay and the coast. gusts could reach 45 to 50 miles an hour. potential is there for some damage. i'll be back with the hour-by-hour forecast. dan: a large boulder at echo summit closing the road in both directions. it happened around 5:30. luckily no one was on the road at the up to of the rock slide. we'll check for any damage before they reopen the road. it's unclear when they will

reopen. motorists are encouraged to use alternate routes. ama: u.c. berkley are have to cut the number of acceptance it will send later this month by thousands. this over a debate over housing and education. two topics we are focused on. amanda has more on what this means for perspective students. amanda: u.c. berkley tops the list of the world's best public universities. but after thursday's california supreme court ruling, thaw sounds of qualified freshmen and transfer applicants will not be receiving acceptance letters later this month. >> for those student who is will be enrolled in berkley, we are going to move heaven and earth to make your educational experience a world class educational experience. >> although it's not ideal, berkley is looking to lessen the impact by increasing online enrollment and asking new and

incoming students to delay until january 2023. >> students who are currently here will suffer as a consequence of this decision next year. >> the move comes at a cost $57 million in loss tuition. jeff wikert is the vice president for student affairs and says student support resources will take a hit the court's decision is a result of a legal battle with save berkley neighborhoods. it sued the university for failing to address the environment al impacts of increased student enrollment. >> i think people at berkley are -- have been very concerned with how the university was conducting itself in the community. >> the group president who attended u.c. burkely as a grad student points to homelessness, traffic and noise. the city's mayor is also a cal garage washington >> we need to -- graduate. we need to work with them and make them a good neighbor but

that shouldn't come at that time student's sacrifice. >> it feels the denial for the enrollment phrase by the state's highest court could have serious consequence first many students. >> the effect of this decision to shut the door on students of color and first generation students like myself to get an education. dan: a california woman at that time center of a missing person's case has been arrested. prosecutors revealing new details tonight about why they think she made it all up. ama: a chaotic scene after a car plowed into a pre-school sending more than a dozen kids to the hospital. and -- >> dan: a new series gives you a different look at that time silicon valley

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dan: governor newsom is propose ago new plan that could force people off the streets and into the care that they need. it's called care court and would offer more services to homeless people and others with severe mental health and addiction disorders. counties would be required to set up a mental health branch in civil court and provide comprehensive and community-based treatment. if they fail to provide services they can face sanctions. >> it's a new approach, different pathway.

and it's consistent with our values. but it also, i think, is consistent with the urgency of this moment, which is the accountability that will drive this plan and we believe produce real results. >> people would be obligated to accept care. and if they don't they could be put into a conservatorship. the governor will work on a bill to be written and lit have to be passed by lawmakers. ama: marine and alameda counties all announced today they will align by the state and remove the cool mask mandate. london breed has a commitment from some of the city's largest companies to start bringing employees back into the office and the peace corp will start sending volunteers overseas, the same ones that were evacuated are their post will be dispatched to zambia and the dominican republic this month. dan: a frightening scene as a car rams into a california pre-school sending 15 people to local hospitals.

it happened south of redding in the community of anderson. police say 19 children and two staff members were inside the pre-school when a suzuki s.u.v. smashed through the wall of the building. two of the children were take ton the intensive care unit. they are now in stable condition. five went home with their parents. >> when i heard my heart dropped. i ran. [laughter] yes. yes. over there. i ran. but i'm glad he's ok. dan: it's not clear why the car went into the building, but police say the female driver was not impaired. they say she was cooperative and gave a statement and was released. >> a redding woman at that time center of a high profile missing person's case nearly six years ago has been arrested and accused of making it all up. sharia papini was found 22 days later in yolo county. she told her that two women kidnapped her.

but now the 39 year-old made it up injured herself as a cover story. and was staying with an ex-boyfriend while she was missing. she's facing several charges including mail fraud for receiving $30,000 from the california's victim's compensation board. the shasta county sheriff said p she put them through a costly investigation and called this is a great day. dan: in january, they area nose founder was -- theranos was found guilty. jason nathanson has a >> i'm going to drop out of stanford. this machine is going to change the world r. it's focus of the hulu series "the dropout." amanda seyfried says that she doesn't know who elizabeth holmes is. >> does anybody?

and that's why she's so good. that's why she's so fascinating. i will forever be fascinate and -- and curious. >> but one way she found to get inside her head by senior by learning her deep distincted manufactured voice. >> without that accent and voice and like the way she spoke, i don't know who i would be -- >> "the dropout" debuts today on hulu. dan: disney is the parent company of hulu and abc7. ama: it's a good time to be indoors watching tv because we have some rain finally. >> i know. it's about time. it's great to see our live doppler 7 active tonight. i want to show you where it is raining. i want to get you to street level radar. you're normally in the rain shadow. but not this time around. san jose, you will notice that wet. slippery roadways from the

peninsula. san carlos in the east bay, san pablo, richmond you're getting wet weather around el cerrito. we had thunderstorms in the east bay. some hail. you can see the lightening strikes of it was definitely active. now that pressure system is take all of the action, the lightening, the rain snow down into southern california. but that's been the peninsula to the south bay. san francisco has had its share of rain the runway is wet. we do have some raindrops from our san mateo camera here are some views from our camera to the golden gate bridge. we picked up .100. san francisco as you will notice around santa rosa to clear lake anywhere from 1900 to a quarter of an inch. it is a nice gentle rain. temperatures right now in the 40's and the 50's. here's a live view once again

from our s.f.o. camera windy weather tomorrow. occasional showers. cool, the possibility of snow over the hills and colder nights are expected this weekend. showers, the hail chance. windy, definitely windy coast. snow chance above 2500 feet. when you get going, you might need that little bit of extra time for some slippery roadway between 5:00 and 7:00 a.m. the winds will be cranking. that's going to be something you watch out for. most of the day is fine. by friday night, tomorrow night we start to get showers moving in. 11:00 p.m. you're looking at the potential for some snow over mount hamilton. saturday we'll see showers tagging the coast. and some more redeveloping especially over the hills, saturday afternoon. rainfall totals will look like this. anywhere from a couple of hundreds where it does rain. down tree limbs and a few power outages, wind alert, those are the possibility with these

winds. 8:00 gusty at that time coast. spreading and intensifying by noon. 47 to 50 mile-an-hour winds. the winds will be blowing in the other areas as well winter weather advisory. 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m. saturday. snow level crashing to 1500 feet up to a foot expected for the peaks. 40's 50's on those temperatures. grab the umbrella. give yourself that extra time windy tomorrow. 50's. 60's the accuweather forecast it's a one. we are looking at a couple of showers tomorrow and then a wintry mix for your saturday, definitely staying on the gusty side before we go dry. dan: yeah, looks like it. are you tired of clean clothes that just don't smell clean? downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters keep your laundry smelling fresh way longer than detergent alone. if you want laundry to smell fresh for weeks, make sure you have downy unstopables in-wash scent boosters. when you really need to sleep. you reach for the really good stuff. zzzquil ultra helps you sleep better

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ama: the u.s. has returned several stolen artifacts to france including five gold bar that is were consigned to an online action in santa rosa the bars were stolen in 1746 by crews working on a shipwreck. when they appeared in that auction, the french government notified homeland security. a human skull found in texas was also returned. it was traced back to a collection from the catta colmes

reporter: good evening the effort is there. the execution is not. another loss for the warriors. dallas carved up their defense. they can't stop anybody right now the warriors desperately need draymond green. luka doncic, unstoppable. mavs built a double-digit lead earlier. dubs in catch-up mode. jordan poole from 60 ooh! doesn't

did not beat the buzzer. no basket. fourth quarter. curry. good to see clay back. steph 21 points, nine assists. did not attempt a shot in the fourth quarter. he was creating. rookie moses moody off the bench on fire. three ball ties it at 104. 13 "sportscenters" in 16 minutes. but he can't handle luka who went for 41. warriors lose 122-113. they're in the two seed. steph what, is happening? >> first half was ugly and -- didn't put up any resistance. they were comfortable the whole 24 minutes. and then you climb back into it on the road, it's real really hard to get over the hump when a team is rolling like that. the fact that we're in it was a good sign. but no moral victories. >> stanford and oregon state, pregame. the cardinal wearing soccer warm-ups honoring the late katie

meyer. the cardinal, they came out hot. stanford up 19-2. oregon state would cut it to seven. by hailey jones with 20 points. stanford rolls 57-44 will face colorado tomorrow night. how about the men? stanford at number two. you don't need to wear a mask to get that on, right? the lead is three after the spencer jones put back he had 22 points. but all zona. mathuri, n a little time with authority. stanford false 81-69. tough season for mark fox and the bears. the good news it's almost over. jackson to gaffney in a 1 10-minute stretch cal only scored four points. four. the bears fall 71-44, their lowest total of the season. sports on abc7 sponsored

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