something california voters passed in 2014 which tomorrow could be overturned. liz kreutz is in the newsroom to explain what is at stake. >> could be overturned if this bill passes. this committee, tomorrow lawmakers are going to debate two bills. two that would reform proposition 47 and one that would repeal entirely. those against it say it impacted crime in california. supporters say the proposition has been more successful than people realize. is it time to repeal or reform proposition 47? that is the question up for debate at the state capitol tomorrow where some lawmakers say it is a necessary step if the state wants to crackdown on crime. >> the bill is very simple. just overturned prop 47. >> kevin kiley is the author, which would repeal of the law that would reduce shoplifting

charges of anything under $950 from a felony to a misdemeanor. he believes the law has led to more crime and less accountability. >> it is not much of an exaggeration. the point of this bill is to make crime illegal again. >> proposition 47 has been an extraordinary success in california. >> will matthews is spokesperson for californians for safety and justice. he points to studies like one from uc irvine showing the proposition has not led to an increase any property crime and says the law has done more good than most people realize, sending millions of dollars into crime prevention, drugs and mental health programs. >> the sophisticated smashing grabs are serious problems and it is also a felonious -- an example of flynn's behavior. it has nothing to do with proposition 47. communities >> across california

say they feel their cities have become less safe. a recent poll from the berkeley institute of governmental studies shows california voters by a two to one margin support changing prop 47. two other bills include one that would lower the threshold for a shop holding -- shoplifting felony. >> rolling back proposition 47 would only achieve a significant reduction in the amount of money we spend trying to prevent crime and harm from occurring. >> what matters is people being safe in their communities. lawmarske in the public safety committ weeill debate thesbie lls tomoowrr. it willti sll need to go to the full assemy bland the senatfoe r voa te. would tn hemake it tonhe vote -- the bloalt in nombveer. with d aemocratic majority, it is uncle iarthf e bill wlil suivrve.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7news. boko a frightening home invasion involving a bloodied man in hospital gown is shedding problems -- hitting a light on problems for one -- >> the store you only see on seven. >> it was not wind that woke jen brown from her slumber early saturday morning. doug, confronted him right here. smashed on the lights and said what are you doing? why are you in my house?

>> this broken bow -- broken door shows where a man broke into her condo and went on a rampage. >> runs down the hall, smashes this chair against the mirror. >> with the man was clad in made the incident feel like a how or movie. boko i saw he was wearing hospital patient clothing and a nightshirt from a hospital and a medical band on his wrist and blood on his face. >> despite trying to de-escalate the situation asking the man to sit down. >> he went maniac and he started spinning around the room looking for something. dr. the men made a dramatic exit. >> the next thing he did was hurl this radiator through my bedroom window and jumped out. >> a neighbor saw him jump out to >> it was more a shock. he was pretty -- it was pretty surprising. darker as soon as the suspect

hurled himself out of the window, number of neighbors dissented trying to figure out what was going on. one found a severed finger in this garden. sfpd tell me they arrested 41-year-old russian -- russell long of reading can jan and a aa number of neighbors say they have been several individuals involving individuals committing crimes wearing hospital wristbands or gowns. >> this exposes a greater problem. the mental health issue in san francisco is real. >> will jen puts the pieces of the disheveled home she loves so much back together. >> my home is my sanctuary. the community i moved in is fantastic and the neighbors are wonderful. >> she hopes her story will encourage others to speak out and spark positive change. >> just amazing story. right before this incident,

another home was targeted but that attempted reagan was unsuccessful. >> when it comes to the were unfolding in ukraine, the barrage of images in the news and on social media can be alarming and overwhelming. leslie brinkley has a -- has the story on how people are coping care >> fear of war purity years of abreaction for those on the home front in world war ii. again, fear of were spreading beyond ukraine. the heart wrenching humanitarian crisis we are watching in real time should >> people are really scared and they are really angry when they see images of people being heart, of children being heart. cities being destroyed. >> this clinical psychologist says the fear of the unknown is especially difficult to manage. >> it is overwhelming. how do we handle it? >> we just came out of the covid situation. we thought everything is going

to be ok. i am definitely concerned. never been so concerned about our future like right now. things are going crazy too fast. >> see you are feeling emotionally upset every day? >> yes. >> in what way? >> i am afraid he might use nuclear weapons. >> some are less worried. boko i'm not really that nervous that we are going to have it. >> others are horrified. >> president zelensky is a real hero. i don't know what else to say. he is like superman. we're going to watch him be slaughtered. it is very surreal for me. >> it is scary. all i know is based off social media and it is scary there could possibly be a world war. >> it is hard to not doom his call and want to check it all the time because they are up dates every second. i think that can make it even more challenging than previously

before social media. dar>> what to do with the fear of war? do what you can to help ukraine and do what you meet -- do what you need to do to maintain your mental health. >> you don't have to be in the wars and to feel affected by a pit we have a list of local resources that can help you cope with difficult times. >> and ant ant ant ant ant ant more than half a year to keep the utilities running after the pandemic left them struggling financially. michael finney is here with their story tonight. >> we are able to update this and some good news pretty we first introduced you to the johnson family during the holidays. that story got the attention of pg&e and comcast. >> i cannot sleep at night. i wake up in the middle of the night worried, are they going to cut our power off?

>> that is what edwina johnson said in december right before christmas. pg&e saw the story and reached out to ms. johnson to assure her it would not disconnect her service during the holidays. the utility put her on the care plan, a discount program for families in need. shortly after that, the state came through with assistance to pay her building back to july appeared >> i am grateful to you guys for doing that. i don't think they would have done anything without you. >> she waited and waited for an answer. finally contacting 7 on your side and we reached out to the state. she received this notice on december 1 approving financial assistance for her pg&e and comcast bills. it took another six weeks for any of that to come through. jeffrey ross is a deputy director for the state agency overseeing the relief program. darker the priority is folks

disproportionately impacted by covid-19 and most at risk of eviction. darker the state paid the pg&e bill on january 11. the comcast bill remains unpaid. the state and add we never informed comcast a payment would be coming. the patients of comcast ran out. between us as comcast cut her off from service briefly on four separate occasions. that scared her because she says her security cameras are hooked up through comcast. >> they keep telling me you have been a customer for 20 years but they are treating me like garbage. >> ross says it is difficult to get payments to utility companies because there are hundreds of separate ones throughout the state. >> it is possible we are a little slower in that response because we are having to coordinate that assistance between the state program and that particular utility. >> comcast

extension would end in three weeks. edwina woke up one morning to find all her services had been shut down. comcast said it had not received the payment from the state paid the state blamed comcast on the delay and processing the payment to the state had sent a paper check to comcast, which the utility did not get processed until after the deadline. all of her utilities have now been paid. >> i don't know how much you know what you did meant to me. michael finney, you are my hero. you the greatest. darker that is nice. if you are in danger of not making a payment, let your utility know that. if you are interest did in the rental assistance program, which also includes help for utilities, we have a link at abc7news.com. here's the thing you have to know. the deadline to apply is march 31.

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>> layoffs during the pandemic have left many workers search for a new career. two nonprofit groups have launched a training program in oakland aimed at asian americans. david lowy introduces us to the academy helping to build a better bay area. >> these are all the tools you guys need. >> it is not hard to detect the enthusiasm in this class. they are learning a new trade after the pandemic wiped out their jobs in the hospitality industry. >> most of them worked minimum wage jobs. it enables them to increase their income. >> the concept is to provide pre them with trade skills over a four week session that will lead to long-term employment. the demand for appliance technicians will continue to grow.

the free program was created by nana academy funded by a workforce development grant. >> providing education and this is how we are strengthening american communities and rebuilding the american dream should >> it is a fresh start for sam, a father of three who was laid off as a hotel houseman. are you a good student? >> of course i am a good student. learning a lot at home. i study here. i go home and review and online to study more and more. >> after training, the academy places the new technician with mentors and provides support ted records indicate a recent graduate has been earning almost $3000 per week. >> they can make anywhere between $3000 a month to $15,000 a month.

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>> a little breezy. >> it is still a little breezy although not quite as windy as earlier. i want to show you a live picture from our roof camera. if you want to get outside, they are quality will be good to moderate the next four days. no rain right now. as we check out what is ahead, wednesday into thursday there will be some snow showers moving across the sierra nevada and behind that system, the winds will pick up in the bay area. the snow is not going to amount to a lot. at least it is better than no precip. highs tomorrow coming up especially in linda.

anywhere from the mid 60's to mid 70's. looking ahead to the weekend, a slight possibility of a couple light showers or drizzle between sunday and monday. it does not look very promising. we do have some warmth coming your way. but we cool down. don't forget spring forward this sunday at 2:00 a.m. >> the conflict between ukraine and russia is happening of course on a global scale and on a personal level, we are bringing you the story of doubles tennis partners at cal state northridge. one is from russia. one is from ukraine. rob hayes found that despite differences, they are a source of support for each other. >> they are members of the cal state northridge tennis team. there they are next to each other. >> we do all of our activities together. we hang out outside of tennis all the time should >> even though she is only a -- even

though ia is a freshman and one as a senior, they have been paired up as doubles players from the get go. but what makes this partnership even more interesting? one is from ukraine. one is from russia. as the world has been witnessing, their two countries are entwined in a deadly war. >> we start talking and got the support from each other. we don't have tension between us. >> we are trying to calm each other down. it will be all right. >> her family evacuated their home in kyiv. there 58-year-old father won't likely be able to leave the country. >> unbelievable. i understand. >> her mother, sister and two brothers are separating as well. >> they will be immigrating to poland. but older sister will be immigrating to germany.

talk about the work, katerina has to be careful what she says especially with both parents and two pet -- two brothers and a pressure where president putin has threatened to lock people up for speaking out against the invasion. >> all i can do is show support for my friends and for any families who are suffering as of right now. i am here to -- i am here for her. >> with the tennis season in full swing, the two trying to get back to their sport after a couple weeks off. the war that has driven a deadly wedge between russia and ukraine actually having the opposite effect on these two athletes. >> now we are dealing with our countries, our families being in the middle of everything, it rings us closer together. >> what a story.

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month's home game against washington to make his return to the lineup. >> this young to find curry fan devastated. moses moody continues a good stretch of play. over five minutes in the first. ties the game at 20. demarcus cousins, the triple appeared at last check, 48-38, denver. usf dogs taking on number one can saiga. -- number one in zagat. tall, lanky and can vary threes. last check, 40-21, given gonzaga. anaheim with a set play. snakes in on the others -- sneaks in on the others.

the ducks won the game. the coach upset with a lack explanation from the officials. >> the replay, too many men all day long. usually you get an explanation. they could not get off the ice fast enough. >> great game. >> a tough way to lose. the biggest headline remains where will aaron rodgers play in 2022 and beyond? the packers had made a certificate long-term contract offer that would alter the qb market. it is believed other teams like the broncos are willing to make a big trade. atlanta falcons wide receiver calvin ridley suspended for the coming season after gambling on games this past season.

he left the team to address his mental health. no inside information was used. the fifth player in league history to be suspended for gambling to the earthquakes defender selected as the team of the week after his two goal performance. scored a goal under the 84th minute and a header on the final play of the match. baseballs lockout continues. i've here -- i hear there is a big t-ball we can coming up. >> t-ball starts next week. first time ever playing. i apparently have to coach the first game. >> are we going to get highlights? if we don't have major league baseball, we have to get people -- to get people to >> as long as the kids have fun, it will be great. >> you will have fun coaching. >> coming up today on abc

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♪ together ♪ ♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" here are today's contestants-- an sat and act tutor from las vegas, nevada... an executive assistant from rye beach, new hampshire... and our returning champion-- a homemaker from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... whose 4-day cash winnings total... and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [cheers and applause] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome all to a new week on "jeopardy!" after friday's show, our returning champion, margaret, said to me,

"this is the first time i've ever won anything in my life." well, you're now a 4-day "jeopardy!" champion, which means today you stand on the threshold of locking up a spot with a fifth win in our next tournament of champions in the fall alongside the season's other great 5-game champions-- andrew he, tyler rhode, and of course, players like jonathan fisher and matt amodio and amy schneider, who went on to much longer runs. so it's an important game for you and for our newcomers, maureen and clay. good luck to all three of you. let's dive into the jeopardy! round. one daily double hidden somewhere in these categories. we'll start with some... then... we go... and finally... where to first, champ? french cooking terms for $200, please. maureen. -what is germany? -yes.