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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: more refugees to think ukraine in the last 10 days. officials saying this is the fastest-growing refugee crisis in europe since world war ii. this comes as another round of talks between russia and ukraine is set for tomorrow. good morning, it is sunday, march 6. think you for joining us at 9:00. we have the latest on the war in ukraine in just a minute, let's start with a quick look at the weekend forecast. lisa: hopefully you slept through those chilly morning lows that were below freezing in the some inland valleys, already recovering in the 40's. high-pressure sits offshore, a view of the golden gate bridge

were temperatures are in the upper 40's for most of us, half moon bay at 50. there is a look at the shark tank where numbers were well into the 30's and the inland valleys a few hours ago, not 45 in santa rosa, 48 in concord with fairfield, 54 degrees. we are warmer this morning to to upper level winds, that makes to the atmosphere, brought down some warmer air. as we get to the afternoon, you notice a change. by noon, upper 50's and lend, mid 50's bayside. still in the 50's at the shore late in the day, we've got 60's today, 70's and maybe some changes in the extended outlook. liz: back to developing updates on the war in ukraine. a third round of talks between russia and ukraine is set for tomorrow. those talks come as ukrainian authorities are saying russia has already broken to humanitarian cease-fires. they were an opportunity to try to get civilians out of the country.

more than 1.5 million people have left ukraine since the invasion started, and the world health organization confirms several attacks on ukrainian health care facilities, causing multiple deaths and injuries. our chief national correspondent has more. reporter: this morning, please for help from the port city, the scene of a ferocious onslaught and the second consecutive day and attempt of a cease-fire just two hours long to allow civilians to flee. a baby shrapnel, his mother's boyfriend carrying him to the hospital. they try to save him, but can't. his mother collapsing into her boyfriend's arms and sobbing, why. ththth under a destroyed bridge for their moment to skipper to safety. critical infrastructure in ukraine increasingly targeted.

this morning, new video as as civilians try to flee at the top of the screen, you can see what appears to be a rocket propelled grenade fire, explodes. a man is wounded, you can hear the howling of a dog in a distance. vladimir putin threatening to strip tikrit of its statehood, calling sanctions similar to a declaration of war -- strip of its statehood. continuing to seek help from the u.s., speaking to 300 members of congress in an hour-long video call pleading for more lethal and military aid and assistance to establish a no-fly zone over his country. overnight, zelensky citizens to go on the offensive. to fight in any way they can. underscoring the russian attacks on residential buildings, schools and kindergartens.

day after day, the train station, the first stop to safety for the traumatized fleeing the war. this boy crying out, mama, mama. tunnels are so packed from the refugees can only shovel forward. they are being evacuated in buses and vans. this elderly woman beckoned me over. it was too much for her, but her grandson had to stay and wanted to talk to us. could you go back to your house in try to get what you need? >> the house is destroyed. we do not have anything, we must start a new life. reporter: it appears the russian offensive in and around kyiv has bogged down, that is president zelensky a short time ago saying russian forces are preparing to besiege the biggest ukrainian port city of odessa. if that happens, it means almost every major city in the eastern half of ukraine is either

occupied or encircled by russian troops. abc news, ukraine. liz: this morning, marco rubio says he is not in favor of a no-fly zone over ukraine. earlier on this week, he told george stephanopoulos he does not think people understand what a no-fly zone is. >> i think there are a lot of things we can do to help ukraine protect itself, both from airstrikes and missile strikes. but people need to understand what a no-fly zone means. it is not some rule you pass everybody has to oblige by, it is the willingness to shoot down the aircraft of the russian federation, which is the beginning of world war iii. liz: senator rubio says he is in favor of a plan for the u.s. to send fighter jets to poland to replace soviet union era jets that poland would ascend to the ukrainian government. -- send to the ukrainian government. he has concerns about whether ukrainian pilots would be able to fly with the amount of air to aircraft capabilities the

russian possess. a berkeley parachutist showing its support for ukraine, coming together in prayer and chorus. a reporter was at the service and brings us the story. ♪ reporter: lifting their voices and prayers for ukraine, newman hall holy spirit parish in berkeley showing its support. >> i think we are all brothers and sisters under god. this is just a horrible situation. i think we are all called to support each other. reporter: support and prayer for those who fled into those whose lives have been lost. more than 350 civilians taken by this war so far. it is a moment of grieving, of togetherness. of meditation, of prayer.

the choir all alumni of uc berkeley brought together. the ukrainian american wants their director. -- once their director. >> i said who is available, who converse? -- can rehearse? the carts. reporter: she has family in ukraine. >> mainly what i sense from them is they want to feel contact with the outside world, they feel very isolated now. reporter: putting up prayers and raising funds, adding to their collection for ukraine. >> this ash wednesday, numbers were up. masses were packed. we collected over $3000, which is pretty phenomenal. reporter: this coming together providing peace in a time of turmoil. >> there is a certain amount of helplessness we feel. by offering prayers, hopefully we can change the people of war -- evil of war that is there

now. >> i think having a service together allows us to experience the range of emotions we are all feeling. but we don't know what to do. >> on earth as it is in heaven. reporter: left to pray, and she says to keep it coming. >> ukrainians still believe in the power of prayer. every single email i get from them is pray for us. pray for us. reporter: abc 7 news. liz: very beautiful. the first batch of unicef humanitarian supplies has arrived in western ukraine. this is video provided to us by unicef, it is part of a six truck convoy containing 62 tons of supplies on its way to ukraine. >> resuscitation kits, first aid kits. these will go to hospitals, around 100 hospitals in kyiv. this is the kind of support we are doing hour after hour across

the ukraine. liz: the supplies include personal protective equipment as well as desperately needed medical supplies and early childhood and recreational kits. to get the latest information on the crisis in ukraine as it happens, you can use the abc 7 bay area streaming app, the 24/7 livestream has all that work special reports and the local newscast. it is available for roku, amazon fire, apple or android tv. just search abc 7 bay area. coming up, san francisco is ready to put money in the pockets of residents who cannot afford to serve jury duty. we will have that story coming up and a check of the weather.

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the hope any evidence found will bring alexis home. 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 pettis ridge will take place in person for the first time since the start of the pandemic. the bridge in 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 capital. marion jones daniel will be a guest at today's event, she is a survivor of a different historic racially driven attack in alabama. the 16th street church bombing in birmingham that happened two years earlier. >> why bomb a church? that haunted me for a long time. calling out, -- crawling out, i've got scars on both legs that are reminders. liz: vice-president kamala

harris is expected to attend. san francisco is ready to put money into the pockets of residents who cannot afford to serve jury duty. the city will launch be the jury tomorrow, a program that will pay low to moderate income jurors $100 a day for their service. people who are self-employed or unemployed also qualify. the goal is to create juries that are more reflective of san francisco's diverse communities. prospective jurors will receive information about the program along with their jury summons. lisa, happy sunday. let's get a check outside. lisa: it is warming up, we are in the mid 40's. another 15 degrees of warming, that will put you near average in the low 60's today. you probably guessed it, we are warming up for part of the week. we will talk about it in detail coming up. liz: ahead, your last chance to check out the entwined art installation. what is planned for the final

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liz: welcome back, level cap side of the golden gate bridge. a clear start to the morning, and i stay ahead. today is the first mardi gras festival and marketplace at the crossing in san francisco. the outdoor space will feature

dancers, stilt walkers and live entertainment, including a brass band. there are several food vendors and a beer garden. kids can enjoy in arts and craft station and everyone is invited to a vibrant costume and beads in celebration of the holiday. the event starts at 11:00. let's get a check of the forecast now, we've got a little bit of rain, not much insight for the week ahead. lisa: we are beginning to understand just how important that little bit is. sierra nevada picked up about a half foot, they did better. they have been doing better with the week systems, we have a few more weeks systems on horizon. -- weak systems on the horizon. there are looking at a warming trend even though high-pressure still sits offshore. once it starts to build in, we notice the difference. upper e north wind changing already, here is a look at mount tam. as a matter of fact, it is 47 on

top of mount tam, that is a lot warmer than yesterday. that is all due to a north wind, 49 in the city, 48 in oakland. san jose, santa clara, 50 in half moon bay. turning out in the 30's and many inland valleys, you can see how sunny it is from the east bay. hazy in spots, temperatures all in the 40's. we are in the low 30's for napa and petaluma, 45 in santa rosa. 54 by the delta, they have come up a good 15 degrees. 48 in concord with livermore at 46. now compared to yesterday, we are warmer by the delta and still kind of cool by san carlos. things are changing, we have had the clear night. hopefully you slept through that frosty start. waking up to these upper elevation winds which you are probably not noticing at all, because what difference it makes is the surface, the warmer start if you are looking at 9:00 temperatures.

a look outside, nice and clear. the flag is not much of an issue with the wind blowing now, we do get a return to an onshore flow. they keeps numbers on the peninsula and san francisco on the cooler side. the rest of us, bit of a warm up. slightly warmer today, warming continues monday, tuesday should be the warmest day. look for minor cooling come the middle of the week. as we warm up again, there is some indication the end of this week we could see maybe a return of the rain. we are not talking atmospheric river, but those bits, what we are counting on as we get through what is really beginning to be the end of the rainy season, 63 today in santa clara, average high's in the mid 60's, upper 60's tomorrow. 72 for tuesday. as we get into that cooling, it is all because of a north wind. the system dropping up and over california, software winds once

again making themselves felt as we warm up behind the system. this is what is happening monday and tuesday, the rich built in. there is the week system that fits sierra nevada. as we get to the end of the work week on friday into saturday, looking cloudy. we've been seeing trends for maybe a little bit of rain as we get toward the middle of the month. how about low 60's today from santa clara, upper 50's and mid 50's from pacifica, 61 in san bruno. 57 in the sunset. downtown 60 up in the north bay, mid-60's for santa rosa, 63 in vallejo. east bay this afternoon, 62 in oakland and fremont, heading inland we've got about 63 in antioch as well as livermore. accuweather 7 day forecast, warming tomorrow, continues tuesday and wednesday, little change. a little bit of patchy fog here and there. as we get to the end of the week, we are fine-tuning the

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liz: tonight is your last chance to check out golden gate park's entwined enchanted forest. there is a closing party with live music and you can meet the crew that made the art. it is described as a whimsical wonderland where you can explore twisting paths, colorful trees

and flower clusters that all change color. the interactive installation is inspired by nature, the display will be lit from 5:00 to 10:00 tonight. something nice to do, should be a nice day today as well. lisa: definitely, temperatures warming up already. are seeing less wind, as a result, low to mid 60's bayside and inland. even wednesday looks mild, so above average for much of the work week with minor fluctuations by the end of the week. another dry one ahead. liz: thanks for joining us here on abc seven mornings. we are off early this morning because of the nba sunday showcase on abc, next to 9:30, nba count on gets you ready for today's doubleheader at 10:00, they take on the celtics at td garden end at 12:30, the milwaukee bucks. abc news continues

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