how one perishing berkeley is coming together to support ukraine it oil drilling aside in eastern contra. costa county has a group of youth climate activists pushing to prevent more drilling sites. i'm spencer christian get ready for a couple of cold frosty nights ahead. i'll have the forecast abc 7 news at 11 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. today ukraine's president had desperate pleas for us and international officials as the invasion of his country continues. it all comes amid a new warning from russia's president saying sanctions from the us and its allies are akin to a declaration of war hopes of a limited

ceasefire in some ukrainian cities shattered almost immediately today. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dionne lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11 right away. let's get to abc news reporter karina mitchell with the latest on the war and the humanitarian crisis. it's causing. president joe biden speaking with ukrainian president vladimir zalenski this evening amid the fighting in ukraine. the president says his administration is working closely with congress to secure additional funding to help ukraine in a video call with us lawmakers earlier zelensky pleading for more lethal and military aid. he also expressed frustrations with nato for not declaring a no-fly zone over his country echoed by his foreign minister who met with secretary of state blinking at a ref. camp in poland if we lose the skies. there will be much much more blood on the ground and that will be the blood of civilians. un says by tonight as many

1.5 million people will have left ukraine more than 750,000 people entering poland these powerful images of refugees show ukrainians crowding under a destroyed bridge on the outskirts of keeve marching towards safety among those who fled an was supposed to marry the love of her life her fiance is battling the russians and she worries for a safety. she tells abc's philipoff. she installed an app on her phone that alerts her to air rates sirens back home. it's her only connection to him. basically. this is how it looks. so for example, green light means that the alarm went off and you can get out and if you receive a red one with a huge noise on it, it means that it's hard and stay safe every time you hear that here in poland you worry about go back in ukraine. yeah, i send messages. are you in the shelter? are you? okay? what's going on? just muslim meantime russian president vladimir putin warning a no-fly zone over ukraine would constitute a declaration of war

both visa and mastercards suspending operations in the country the us state department warning all americans to leave as soon as they can karina mitchell abc news, new york. solano county congressman john garramendi was on that call today with ukrainian president zelensky and other us lawmakers. he says zielinsky remains defiant. he talked about a mayor in one of the cities that was removed from the city hall taken and shot. he said that's what they intend to do is to put in place a puppet government after they remove us and he said very clearly. i'm not leaving. garamendi sits on the us armed forces committee. he says in addition to military and financial aid zelensky also wants an end to all oil imports from russia to the us as a way to stagger russia financially. tonight in berkeley a parish showing its support for ukraine

coming together in prayer and chorus for the war-torn nation. abc 7 news reporter tara campbell was at the service tonight and brings us this story. lifting their their their theirr for ukraine newman hall holy spirit parish in berkeley showing its support father. ivan tao is the pastor. i think we're all brothers and sisters under god and and this is just a horrible situation. i think we all have are all called to support each other support and prayer prayer for those still in ukraine those who fled and those whose lives have been lost more than jordan 50 civilians taken by this war so far tonight is a moment of grieving of togetherness. of meditation of prayer

ukrainian american wants their director. i just i sent a huge group email. i said who's available who can come and rehearse? and yeah. big hearts these people big hearts. she has family in ukraine and keeps enclosed contact checking in daily. it's looking i think mainly what i sense from them is that they so want to feel contact with the outside world because they feel very isolated now parishion. ers here putting up their prayers and also raising some funds adding to their collection for ukraine this ash wednesday. the numbers were up. our churches were packed. our our masses were packed and we we collected over $3,000 which is pretty phenomenal this coming together providing some peace in a time of turmoil. there's a certain amount of helpless. that we feel and so by offering our prayers. hopefully we can change the evil of war. that's there now. i just think that having a service together. allows us to experience the

range of emotions that we're all feeling. we don't know what to do. i will be done on earth is in heaven left to pray and marika says keep it coming. what moves me is that ukrainians? so believe in the power of prayer? every single email i get from them is pray for us pray for us tara campbell. abc7 news moving to another headline tonight wnba star, brittany. greiner was arrested and taken into custody at an airport near moscow russian. officials say they detected vape cartridges containing cannabis oil in her luggage the two-time olympic gold medalist could face up to 10 years in jail under russian law. the wnba says they are working to get her home safely. and to get the very latest information on the crisis as it happens, you can use the abc 7 bay area streaming tv app our 24/7 live stream has all the network special reports as well

as our local newscasts the streaming app is available for roku amazon fire apple or android tv. just search abc 7 bay area three people died this morning after apparently ingesting cocaine laced with fentanyl in san francisco supervisor. hillary ronan tweeted about the deaths that happened at 19th and mission streets in the mission. she said the tragedy of this crisis knows no bounds. we must do everything in our power to save people from this deadly epidemic police will say only that the people may have suffered a drug overdose. and you may remember two weeks ago a 16 year old girl died from a presumed drug overdose in the soma neighborhood. medical examiner's office says on average close to two people die from a drug overdose in san francisco every day. to the east bay now where volunteers and the class kids foundation continued in the search for missing oakley woman, alexis, gabe. she was last seen january 26th

in oakley and nearly 90 volunteers gathered at the streets of brentwood to cover five locations in contra, costa county. foundation founded by mark class after his daughter polly went missing provided cutting-edge technology to track clues based on gps location in real time. technology has changed the search and rescue game over the years when my daughter was missing in 1993 everything everything was done in-house. we have searchers that are organizing this effort from all around the country. here volunteer searched for clues by taking pictures along highway 4 in brentwood. they hope any evidence found will bring alexis home soon. a group of high school students is planning a protest to stop oil drilling in contra costa county. they say they are doing their part to build a better bay area by drawing more attention to the issue abc 7 news reporter ryan

curry shares with us the change. they also want to see within county government. placing flyer after flyer is what alexa lindeman and her friends did in this neighborhood in brentwood. their goal is to raise awareness about oil drilling. contra costa county that we do not want this drilling site here or any other drilling sites in contra costa because of the health and environmental consequences lindeman is currently a high school senior and works with the nonprofit sustainable contra costa. she is planning a protest march 12th to inform people about a proposed future oil drilling site. she chose this neighborhood because it borders that site really close to this neighborhood. in fact, the closest house is only 900 feet away from it, but it is not just about a site, it is also about protesting one currently operating contra costa county issued a drilling permit for this site in 2018. ford supervisor. john joyce said the permit was issued without it ever being discussed by the board.

the zoning administrator. their decisions can be appealed to the planning commission. and then those decisions can be appealed to us at the board of supervisors. so if nobody appeals that and apparently nobody did to the board it never comes before us supervisor joyce says wants to see any future plans for an oil drilling site and contra costa county like this one get presented in front of the board before anything happens. i believe we need to draw the line and not have any additional oil drilling and contra costa county. the possible new drilling site is still awaiting an environmental impact report supervisor. joyous says that could get done in the next few months. but the reason why lindeman is organizing a protest now is because she doesn't want the same thing to happen again like with the previous drilling site. she wants the public to now be aware of the issue whenever they drop the environmental impact for report. we have a bunch of public comments and then the county won't approve it in brentwood ryan curry abc 7 news. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11.

we're getting a clearer picture of when the covid pandemic will become an endemic. look at the most recent cdc data. i'm spencer christian. our weather is quite a bit calmer and dryer than it was last night, but it's also going to turn much much colder. i'll have the accu. forecast coming up spring is finally in bloom. ah, we may have to wait a little bit longer for the official start of spring, but it sure looked like it today in san francisco's union square. we'll take a look at the grand return of the tulip

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school closures taking over if i continues for parents teachers and students looking to stop the oakland school board from

closing several schools do part in the latest protest to fight the plan they held a rally today at roots international academy in east oakland middle school that was shut down in recent years protesters then marched to international community school about three miles away last month the oakland school board voted to shut down 11 schools over the next two years. abc 7's commitment to help build a better bay area focuses now on health and the coronavirus while the pandemic is definitely not over experts say the us may be in for a near normal spring and summer updated data from the cdc says the number of counties with high covid-19 levels dropped from about 1200 on february 24th to just more than 470 on march 3rd. using new metrics that include rates of infection and hospital capacity cdc numbers show more than 90% of us residents live in a location with low or medium

covid community levels. first lady dr. jill biden is spending a few days in san francisco. she had dinner last night at the angler on the embarcadero before her motorcade whisked her away. she also attended a memorial service for richard blum who died last week of cancer blum was the husband of senator, california senator dianne feinstein. tuesday the first lady will headline a dnc fundraiser at our private home. it'll be the first in-person fundraiser. she has attended as first lady. in the east bay an honored today for late journalist and oakland native, chauncey bailey. daily now has his own piece of downtown. a ceremony was held to rename a stretch of 14th street in his honor in 2007. bailey was shot and killed there while working on a news story. it's at the same location where today's ceremony took place a jury later convicted three men for carrying out his murder chauncey bailey way will run a

long 14th street between broadway and drive in oakland. well a beautiful opportunity today to stop and smell the flowers in san francisco 100,000 tulips blanketed union square to celebrate flower bulb day and international women's day festivities were scaled back into 2020 because of covid so volunteers handed out bouquets instead this year. there was a garden where people could pick up to 15 flowers for a bouquet that event wrapped up in the afternoon. we are so thankful to the netherland. consulate for bringing this incredible display of beauty and spring to union square. it feels good. the sun is shining we couldn't be happier to be back in full swing. yeah, just brings you joy looking at that the event as you can see included some floral fashions access to the garden was free. so were the flowers definitely feels like spring spencer at least temperature wise looks like spring too all those bright

vivid colors how stunning that was. absolutely gorgeous. and the weather was gorgeous as well today. finally that storm that brought us a strong gusty winds last night and the little pockets of rain in hell. that strong has gone now. so let's take a look at live doppler 7. you can see that there's a excuse me and isolated disturbance offshore, but clouds over land areas have moved out skies are clearing and it's dry at all of our reporting stations. this system is likely to a little isolated squall is likely move southward and not drop any rainfall in the bay area at all. so let's look at the wind conditions right now last night. time we had gust up to about 40 miles per hour right now. we're looking at calwind just about everywhere and where there is measurable wind speed. it's basically under about five or six miles per hour 24 hour temperature change, not very dramatic, but many locations are about three to six degrees cooler right now than they were at this time last night with a couple of exceptions one being san francisco where it's two degrees warmer than it was at this time last night. here's a view from our rooftop camera looking along the embarcadero.

it's currently 49 degrees here in the city, oakland 44 42 at mountain view. san jose 46:40 at santa clara 43 at half moon bay lovely view from the east bay hills camera looking western back across the the bay and along the bay bridge of the temperature readings right now 39 percent santa rosa is going to get really chilly and our inland valleys as you can see already petaluma 42 napa down to 3735 at fairfield concord 43 38 right now in livermore and a clear and unobstructed view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco. these are our forecast features. it'll be mostly clear overnight cold. your morning lies ahead. in fact a couple of those are coming our way. it'll be slightly warmer tomorrow afternoon, but there'll be more significant warming that will continue into early next week. so let's take a a look at the forecast animation. future radar starting at midnight notice a few little puffs of clouds around but skies will be mainly clear throughout the night and into the early morning hours. we'll see clouds offshore, but sunday will begin as a sunny day and will remain sunny throughout all the day going into the

evening hours tomorrow. now overnight low temperatures will drop down to about 30 degrees at a 35 and number 33 at lakeport over in the end of the east bay 34 at concord and livermore down in the south bay 34 will be the low at morgan hill 38 at san jose and we'll see lowe's around 40 degrees right around the bay shoreline highest tomorrow in south bay. mainly low to mid 60s will also see low 60s on the peninsula only mid-50s on the coast tomorrow, but downtown san francisco will reach 60 degrees up in the north bay. look for high. he's a 64, nevada 65 in santa rosa east bay highs oakland 62 castro valley 61 inland. will see highs mainly in the mid-60s and as you look at the air quality for tomorrow and for monday, everything looks pretty much green good air quality and almost all areas next two days except moderate air quality on the coast in central bay on monday. here's the accuweather 74 castor. we're looking at mainly sunny skies all the way through the seven day period a nice little warm-up on tuesday and wednesday temperatures drop off just a couple of degrees on thursday. they bounced back on friday and

saturday. it's going to be a lovely week ahead dion indeed. all right. thanks. thanks. answer we'll - [announcer] the more we learn about covid-19, the more questions we have. the biggest question now, what's next? what will covid bring in six months, a year? 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. behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? call 833-317-4673, saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations most reliable 5g network. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile. and right now, save big with up to $750 off a new samsung device.

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francisco hosted their first ever d youngsters day out. it's a free event for bay area families to indulge in the arts. participated in art activities with local artists. there were free performances and an on-site vision screening as well donations from the event support the museum's equity schools partnership project. it supports the students' supplies and transportation. okay, chris elver has joining us now with the preview of sports. hi chris. hi dan coming up in sports a busy night of hoops the wcc tournament in vegas to the dubs and lakers in la both teams desperate needing to win lebron james nearly single. handily, led the lakers to a victory over the dubs we have

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rock casino coming into tonight's warriors lakers game on abc 7 both teams. heading in the wrong direction the dubs a season-high three-game losing streak. they've lost seven of nine. meanwhile the lakers clinging to a spot in the play in tournament. we're gonna snap a four game losing streak stefan lebron jerse're peo turnover and lakers defense leads offense. watch out for lebron james here. he goes slams at home lakers by 14 early james had 26th in the first half. all champ mathew stafford sitting courtside jordan pool. brilliant off the bench third triple makes it a one-point game

16 of his 23 were before recessed the warriors score 42 points in the second quarter. look at jonathan coming a hustle and beat james to the rack dubs up five at the break third quarter warriors in transition auto porter jr. head to steph team high 34:30. he was 13 to 22 from the field lebron. of doing it all look at this turns back at the hands of time and slams at home lakers down five. he had 40 after three and here we go. more lebron game tied nine straight points for lebron lakers take the lead on that triple stafford. couldn't believe it lebron scores 56 points the third most in his career tied for the most rsos12oram this season the losik for the dubs. they're now third place in the west. right now if playoffs started tomorrow. being some trouble so we got to figure out how to get ourselves back on the right track and just playing good basketball winner winning games are feeling good about ourselves, but it's not

gonna happen just on its own you got to do something about it. we have 18 games to do that. it's up to us. nobody's gonna help us. it's up to us to dig our way out of this and and our guys have to them together the whole group and compete and as i said dig dig our way out of the mud. wcc tournament quarterfinals usf taking on byu cosmo the cougar making friends dons up three at the half defense dolphins jamari, bouye coast to coast lefty finish dons up eight. he had 18. all right, six and a half to go don's up 11, but the cleo shabazz great pasta yao. hen musalski for the slam dons are rolling just over four to go don's up eight shabazz, so we call a shooters roll. triple is good. he game high 22 as it goes on down five and nine from deep don's when 75-63 they'll play number one gonzaga in the semis on monday. how about this game late nights in vegas? we know that's normal santa

clara portland. the wcc quarters didn't start until almost 10:30 at night broncos though. they were awake. jalen williams. five really points 13 point lead early on and williams can hit from distances. well, perfect three for three in the first half. he had 15. and then first half winding down, how about pj pipes gonna get the very friendly role here at the first half buzzer. is good game high 16 santa clara led by 50th break. they're just starting the second half. it is santa clara with a 45-28 lead. the winner of this game will face saint mary's on monday in the semifinals abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino, and dion unrelated daylight savings time this time next week. we're gaining that time back now fully baseball could start. that'd be really like this. listen. you can't have it all chris just one at a time. i want all the things dion. i know you do patients my friend. okay. thank you. yeah much more. otherotherotherotherotherotheror

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moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. once evening. i'm dion limb in tonight's headlines the latest about the war raging in ukraine a ukrainian official said today the next round of talks between russia and ukraine will take place monday. according to the un at least 1.2

million refugees have fled ukraine since the beginning of the invasion and more international pressure today to end the war with visa and mastercard suspending operations in russia. will outrage over the war in ukraine is growing here in the bay area today. we saw protest rallies and fundraisers for humanitarian relief. there's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. hundreds of people gathered at san jose city hall to support ukraine by singing its national anthem and condemning russia's invasion glory to ukraine organizers. say twenty thousand ukrainians live in the bay area many of them are tech workers activists are calling on silicon valley to cut ties with russian companies. it's a lot of the companies have done that already. we're here to thank and we're also here to to put more pressure on those that haven't yet officially condemned the invasion and officially told russia to get the hell out of ukraine and in san francisco a

small but vocal protest at city hall usf students calling on the us to impose more economic sanctions on russia the people i can do that is if the people are upset enough and the people make it known to those politicians. sergei suk was folding a lot of pastry boxes that pushkin a ukrainian restaurant in san francisco. where on saturday 100% of all peroshki sales will be donated to organizations providing humanitarian aid to ukraine and we have over hundreds like hundred people ordered sergey a ukrainian native says all peroshki pre-orders sold out fast proving people care about the ongoing crisis. i can feel the support of all the people they i mean a lot of people care what's going on in ukraine and it's not it's not only united. states is all over the world the people support ukraine in this fight on friday. the bay area saw some of the first ukrainian refugees arrive

at sfo reuniting with loved ones now living here vera have a leg left her homeland with only a suitcase. she says after a bombing blitz by the russians. she has nothing to return to my dog. normal family photo no no others may apply for refugee status allowing them to stay in the us relief and non-profit organizations plan more rallies and outreach in the future. they say they won't stop until russia leaves ukraine for good. i'm cornell bernard abc 7 news. first batch of unicef humanitarian supplies has arrived in western ukraine today. this is video provided to us by unicef. this shipment is part of a six-struck convoy containing an estimated 62 tons of supplies on its way to the war-torn country resuscitation kids first day kids basically going to go to hospitals around 100 hospitals.

in kind of support doing our after hour across. you crying. the supplies include personal protective equipment as well as desperately needed medical supplies and early childhood and recreational kids. now to a look at the two men at the center of the war in ukraine president's vladimir putin and vladimir valencia valensky one launching a punishing war the other defending his country from invasion. his new hulu documentary abc news. anchor george stephanopoulos takes an in-depth. look at what led to this fateful moment in history. here's a prayer with vladimir putin. you've got a cold-blooded cold-hearted man who has been accused of killing so many people so lensky the guy next door the funny man at next door. hi, i'm vladimir zielinski the new president of ukraine zielinsky is the hanks of

ukraine and that's the strange thing about his political career is that he begins as a comedian? imagines himself into the of an everyman that imagery and zilanski being like that with his team in the streets and then you see putin small man and all alone zelensky and putin of la demers, which is amazing. god has a sense of humor so which which vladimir will take over vladimir putin was born in october 1952 and post-world war two lennon grant his father a veteran of the war growing up. putin studied judo two kind of toughen himself up. he started being a judah master which i think was at least before was very important in explaining his political moves because they were very clever in a sense that they would be unexpected because he would go for the opponents opening vladimir putin grew up in the soviet union a closed society a one-party state a state where

everything was controlled business information education. everything was controlled from the up down by the state he then joined the most repressive organ of that state the kgb mr. putin was formed by the soviet union in the 1970s. the 1970s was a time of russification across the soviet union and it was a time when the soviet leader leonard brezhnev was creating a kind of cult of the second world war zelensky almost 30 years younger than putin is from a much different generation. ski who was born in 1978 reallyy experienced the end of the soviet union sort of as he was coming of age finding his way into politics after a career as a performer and comedian. hi, i'm vladimir zielinski the new president of ukraine. i want to invite you to visit our beautiful country and explore many investment

opportunities here former national security advisor john bolton describing the new president. he was obvious. a new he had not been in government before the key domestic issue that had gotten him elected cleaning up corruption and ukraine was a high priority. i mean he was sort of ronald reagan on the ukrainian stage. i mean he was playing the president he was being vocal. he was calling the world to pay attention to ukraine. the special uses archival footage from over the years of both putin and zelensky as well as brand new interviews with key players and reporters two men at war drops on hulu tomorrow, and we will be r

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in madison county southwest of des moines were at least 25 to 30 homes were destroyed. was an estimated ef-3 tornado causing severe damage at 136 mile per hour wind speed. national weather service surveyors will estimate the damage tomorrow? well happening right now hundreds of residents in florida were forced to evacuate after a wildfire erupted in the state's panhandle. it started friday and is 30% contained that fire has burned 1,500 acres and destroyed eight homes. the same area was hit hard by hurricane michael back in 2018 officials say downed trees from the hurricane along with humidity and strong winds made for perfect fire conditions. it was terrifying i ran to my daughter room. i ran to my son room and was like, it's a fire down there regretting probably, you know, granny pop for them house each of their and we don't know what's going on and i can't get a hold of him. so it was just terrifying because i didn't know if he hit them or what was going on.

the cause of the fire is still under investigation. well this weekend marks the 57th anniversary of one of the darkest days of the civil rights movement. events commemorating the 1965 crossing of the edmund pettus bridge will take place in person for the first time since the pandemic the bridge in selma alabama was the site of the so-called bloody sunday conflict police attacked demonstrators with horses, billy clubs and tear gas as they were attempting to march to the state capitol. marriott jones daniel will be one of the guests at tomorrow's events in selma. she is a survivor of a different historic racially driven attack in alabama the 16th street church bombing in birmingham two years earlier. juan obama church that reminded me for a long time. crawling out that scars on both of my legs. that are reminders.

vice president kamala harris is expected to attend and speak at events in selma tomorrow. right spencer christian once again joining us with a look at the weather spencer. dion skies are clearing, but there's a little disturbance in isolated one right offshore. take a look at live doppler 7. you can see there. there's no rain falling over our land areas. just want to point that out to you. so what we can expect overnight is mainly clear skies a few clouds offshore breezy at the coast overnight lows will drop to the low to mid 30s in some of the coldest inland areas mid to upper 30s just about everywhere else and right around 40 degrees along the bay shoreline then tomorrow look for sunny skies breezy still. the coast but not gusty highs will range from mid-50s at the coast to mainly low 60s around the bay shoreline to mid-60s inland. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. we have sunny and dry days ahead with a warming tread all the way through the middle of the week with high temperatures climb out to about 70-72 degrees inland upper 60s to around 70 near the bayshore line, and we will remain high as well in that range all the way through the end of the week. yeah. spring is springing spencer.

thanks chris once again with the preview of sports. dion coming up in sports a classic finish for the earthquakes and down go the dubs are after the game crew. let's us know where it all went wrong for the warriors in la sports

rock casino the warriors are now writing a season high four game losing streak after tonight's 1:24-16 loss to the lakers golden state had no answer for lebron james who scored a game high 56 the road doesn't get any easier for the dubs who have now dropped a third place in the western conference behind phoenix and memphis. here's our after the game crew larry, carrie and donald on a look ahead to a big week of basketball for the warriors. all right. so the warriors have lost a season high four straight games the schedule. the next week is brutal coach are you panicking? i'd say mild concern larry not quite panic just a little mild

concern. we're gonna have a good opportunity in the denver game coming up for the young guys with steph and clay and andrew wiggins staying home. it's jonathan. kamiga moses moody monica anderson jordan poole. this is your time to shine. so let the young guys come out sleeping pulling out on monday. how about you with donald? not panic, but i think it's a really great opportunity to see the young folks play. i think it'd be awesome to cut to get some minutes now where they know they're gonna play like a good extended stretch of minutes so they can calm themself into the role. i think that this is very significant minutes for them. the warriors have slipped from second in the west to third coach. they desperately absolutely positively need draymond green soon. need draymond green back for offense and for defense obviously both ends of the floor. he affects a positively right away freeing up stuff getting clay little settled but on the defensive end really that studying force and voice that is so desperately needed for the warriors right now o'donnell if

you were clay's teammate if you were on the team right now, he's obviously struggling. it's in his head. he's trying to shoot his way out of it. what would you say to him? let's go to lunch. let's just, you know, let's just talk about it. you find you one of the greatest shooters in the game let the game come to you. you're going when when we start moving we create opportunities. we shoot the shots when you're open and just keep moving the ball who's paying for that lunch. you definitely him. that's why we don't go to lunch. all right. hope for better things and we've got warriors and bucks next saturday. right here on abc 7 chris back to you. thanks a lot guys stanford at arizona state the asu student section curtain of distraction during free throws. it's batman vs. the joker stanford led at the half down two here in the second half about brandon angel the three cardinal retake the lead, but just over six to go. he had 14 off the bench four minutes ago sanford down to jaden delaire blocked.

marion jackson the other way two of his game high 18 cardinal fall 65-56 depending on other conference action these two could meet again the first round of the pac-12 tournament wednesday mark fox's cal bears playing the regular season finale second ranked, arizona late first half freshman marcellus roberson from bishop o'dowd eddie puts it home. so nice, we show it twice cow down just nine at the break, but the second rank wildcat is too much down the stretch, umar ballo get my way two of his 16 bears fall 89.61 cal begins pac-12 tournament play wednesday a busy afternoon down in the south bay both the sharks and quakes at home will start on the pitch earthquakes playing just their second game of the young campaign, san jose looking for their first win of the season hosting columbus. jamiro montero picks up a red card in the 33rd minute. so the quakes down 10 men the rest of the way columbus does respond with three goals. let three one but the 84th minute francisco calvo three two, the quakes second half

stoppage time final play of the game a corner kick and it's calvo again tied it at three and the quakes urn. a huge draw sharks and predators alex staylock back with the sharks the first time since 2016 his first nhl game since 2020 and it was a tough start for him allows six goals on 28 shots really fighting traffic in front of the net all night long the re nashville hands them one of their worst losses on home. ice prez win ate nothing, san jose has lost 14 of the last 18. hey, just see this friday night, minnesota and okc turnover leads to a wolf's fast breaking what is happening? off guys still on the floor and they keep on cleaning it up. the rest did not pull the whistle to stop the play. i have never ever seen that before. where's the whistle? this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino chris thank you very much. and don't forget you can always watch all of our newscasts not only live but also on demand

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