shooting investigation at a convenience store. what the police and -- unveiled overnight. >> encouraging action to help the people of ukraine. ace out they candlelight vigil as one speaker recalls the moments of the invasion. >> gas is not easy. price hikes overnight again. plus, the governor's proposal to offset the rising cost. >> plus this. will ferrell warming up with the warriors. the actors appearance on the court. >> that's good. >> i need to wake up and look. >> good morning. it is wednesday. before we get to that, we are checking in with a look at the forecast. >> we are to for two. >> that happens. >> today is cooler. tomorrow, friday, you will feel much colder air moving in. right now, temperatures are in the 40's if not low 50's at this hour, and 15 city, 43 in

oakland, 46 in san jose. not chilean with your napa. east bay hills right now. a live look. it is shaking a bit. we are anticipating winds to become breezier after tonight and early tomorrow morning. will take a look at the planets we go that the next couple of hours. we will warm to the 50's, and partly cloudy skies are of the day. you will find temperatures warm 60's, and by working, a cooler afternoon, compared to yesterday. it will also be windy along the coastline. dust at 25 to 30 miles per hour. winds and our hills. they are not too bad but they will ramp up over the next 24 hours. the wind advisory begins tomorrow. we will have that coming up in about eight minutes. next -- >> i deadly shooting of a store clerk. it happened during a suspected robbery. it was on the drive in the parkway at 10:00. now, police have released information overnight.

abc 7 has released news. >> hello. you can see the rose market is closed right now. this is where it happened. it happened last night. police are no longer here. it will not -- it looks like the market will not be open. it looks like this happened during a robbery they not made any arrest. police say they have an alarm all from 10:00 last night. the call came from rose market in phoenicia on columbus parkway. that is right alongside interstate 680. when they arrived, they found the store employee. he said he was unresponsive. he had been shot. police say they will not be releasing any information at this time. the police chief did put out a statement. they said they are deeply saddened for the senseless violence that included -- that happened in our community. we are detectives, and every revealed bull -- available resource will look for the suspect. they do not want to release any

information about the victim out of respect for his family. they will be getting more information on the public when they feel it is time. reporting life, ab -- amy hollyfield, abc7news. >> thank you. >> the war in ukraine. the vice president is on her way to poland this moring. >> the focus is on figuring out the next steps to stop the russian invasion. however, it comes as the u.s. is rejecting an offer from the ukraine for military forces paid >> vice president harris is expected to meet leaders of poland and romania. she took off for a trip tournament to go. the binding ministration and hope that the trip would highlights the strong community between denied states his allies. they rejected an offer from poland saying that they would not bring military jets to a base in germany which would send the jesse ukraine. pentagon officials were worried that the move would inflame tensions with russia and possibly trigger an attack on poland.

the vice president is expected to discuss alternatives with the polish government read meanwhile, the cia director told congress that vladimir putin is frustrated. >> he is been wrong on every count. where that leads is for an ugly next few weeks. >> the cia director also told lawmakers that is prudent get angrier, he is likely to try and run down the military with no regard to civilian casualties. ukrainian deputy prime minister says that humanitarian borders are open for 12 hours during a temporary cease-fire today. she calls on russia to keep the commitment and not violate the cease-fire. >> thank you. the south bay, beyond sending lots and prayers to the people of ukraine, the community is urging action. at a candlelight vigil at city hall, the speakers from stanford university, including eight graduate student, learned.

>> in my life. my mom said a cellar. they do not have water. they left for a military base. >> qr codes can direct people to donate and contact representatives. if you would like to help the people of ukraine, we have a full list of groups that send donations and supplies to refugees. >> president biden's ban on russian oil could cause high gas prices to go even higher. let's take a look. prices go up around the country. including in san francisco. over the last week, the national average has jumped from 360 five

to 425. in california, has gone up more than $.70. in san francisco, same thing. prices have jumped $.70. some experts think we have almost reached the peak. san jose state university economics professor says that many oil companies already curb russian oil use for sanctions. >> we don't import a lot of russian oil. it is in the single digits. in terms of the fraction of oil that we import. so, effectively, it is not a big hit to our supply. >> other countries also put sanctions on russian oil, and that could raise prices even more. >> finding the cheapest gas has never been more important for people. sky 7 caught this long line of cars at a gas station in mill valley. it was $4.95 for regular unleaded. it is now 515 this morning.

>> 12 gallons of gas. that is outrageous. i feel bad for people with trucks. >> i rather pay more for gas and give it to russia. >> all signs point to prices going up. >> just down the road, people were paying a dollar more than that at a chevron station. >> in the state of the state address, governor newsom spoke about a way to bring down gas prices. our news anchor has that and major point spread >> at the state of the state address, the governor told californians that he wants to offset the rising cost of gas. this is caused by the decision to ban russian oil. this could come in the form of a tax rebate. >> in january, we proposed it pause to the gas tax. now, it is clear that we have to go further. that is why, working with legislative leadership, we will be submitting a proposal to put money back in the pockets of californians to address rising

gas prices. >> at the same time, governor newsom doubled down on its stance against oil drilling. they said is more than ever the time to transition to clean energy. >> at a time when we have been heating import -- burning up. one thing we cannot do is repeat the state -- mistakes of the past by embracing polluters, and drilling more oil which leads to more extreme weather, more extreme drought, and more wildfire. >> was so much going on around the world, the governor kept his speech brief. just 18 mitts. he touted california's economy and so much more pretty continued to address public safety and homelessness at the housing crisis. he described the approach as the california way. >> the california way means rejecting old problems and finding new solutions. we have not a strong way to wage war. we are plagued by an agent of an

anger machine. this is a threat that we must all face together. we must prove that there is a better way, a california way forward. >> the governor did not give any specifics on how the tax rebate would work or when it might go into effect created democrats, including bay area mark furman says he is committed to addressing the biggest issues facing california. republican assembly member kevin kiley has blasted the governor, saying that he presented a rosy picture of the state. many californians do not see it that way. abc7news. >> happening today, the state of the city address. this comes as san francisco prepares for workers returning to offices around the city after two years of the covid-19 pandemic. the mayor is suggesting to begin at 11:00 this morning. it will be on your app and on abc7news.com.

>> time is approaching 5:10 a.m.. here's a live look outside. starting out with mainly clear skies. temperatures in the 30's and 40's this morning. as we go hour-by-hour, you will notice that you will find partly cloudy skies throughout the day today. temperatures gradually climbing in the 50's. i 10:00. by noon, temperatures will be climbing to the 60's. today, it is a little cooler compared to where we were the last couple of days. you don't notice widespread 70's on the coast. most of us will stay in the 50's and 60's. we will cool off and turn windy later on tonight. highs with a cooler day. breezy, right along the immediate coastline. a lot of 60's on the board. 62 on the city. yesterday in oakland, we were at 73 degrees. it will be cooler today. it's 67 in san jose. over the next three days will be a cool down. winds ramp up late tonight and early tomorrow morning. they continue to usher in colder

air but also increases in fire danger. five friday, the winds will calm down and you'll see temperatures rebound a little bit. will also have a wind advisory beginning at midnight tonight. that includes east bay hills with gusts up to 55 miles proud. we will have a closer look at these winds in about seven minutes. plus a good morning. >> we are doing decent on the roads. thank you. the issue is going to be the ark. this has been happening since monday. issues involving the red line. it is suspended indefinitely. service between richmond and mcarthur stations is going to be limited to the orange line. you could also take transit buses if you need to get where you're going. after, with a that rely the red line. looking live at 101, the conditions are on the roadways. it is a bit busy. it will wrap up with drive times, and everything looks green across the board.

>> the song that dropped two years ago and just broke a mariah carey record. >> more bay area companies are bringing workers back to the office, but not like before. >> airlines ready to use sfo. >> a live look outside. we will be right back.

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>> the latest covid headlines. the positivity rate is back under 2% which is the lowest it has been since omicron. hawaii is also becoming less state to lift its indoor mask mandate. the governor announced that it will come to an end on march 25. the nationwide hospitalizations are at their lowest level since the end of july. currently, about 32,000 people are in the hospital, which is down from a hundred 60,000 people in the middle of january. >> that is good news. >> part of building a better bay area, two years into the pandemic, is examining the changing workplace.

a lot of people are thinking about when they're going to be asked to return to the office. >> a new survey shows that many companies are planning to require workers to get back in the office by the summer. as abc7news reporter tim johns shows us, it will not be like before. >> two years after the covid pandemic sent employees to work from their homes, bay area businesses are starting to require people to come back into the office. but they will be returning to something different than when they left. >> we are in a place where we are back in the office. >> the bay area council released new survey data, showing that almost 70% of local companies plan to have their staff back in some capacity by early summer. with most transitioning to a new normal, employees only come in two to three days a week. >> a little bit extra time of the day has allowed people to feel a little more humid and really look at how they spending time. >> the change in the way we work has been predicted for most of

the pandemic. but now, it could be a permanent reality. something that could have long-term repercussions in cities like san francisco or governments and small businesses rely on the commerce of big corporations. >> the city has a fairly weak recovery from covid so far. but this would extereofficeor as pay> al ulalprovid oores f pe besses alike. >> offices are definitely not over. no is going to the office, or everyone is going to be office. i think we are in this for eight flexible and hybrid varmint. it san francisco, tim johns, abc7news. >> a relatively new airline will be flying out of sfo. it first started offering flights out of smaller airports, but starting in may, it will begin to fly out of larger

airports intensities, including los angeles and san francisco. it is a startup from the founder of jen bloom. >> our model is to fly between places that people don't fly. we will get you there for half the price and twice as fat. it will save us a lot of money. it is a difficult time. to start an airline during covid. spiking fuel prices. but our services great and people love flying on us. >> so this is a slightly different model. you cannot call this airline. you have to book directly through the website or the app. the ceo says that it is the first airline to fly out of fs so -- sfo since version airlines. >> i don't know where i have been for the past two years. but there is a song that i swear i'veer h it just broke a ma

>> you keep demanding i've heard it. >> i swear i have not. >> tiktok. >> sometimes i miss things. >> is because it is mariah? >> we need to block it out. >> fearless into the emotions album. i don't know. he waves is now number one on blue -- billboard hot 100. it took 59 weeks to reach that. it broke mariah carey's for christmas is you record in 35 weeks. he says that he did not think the song will be popular because it came out at the beginning of the pandemic. hitting number one is the cherry on top of the world on top of the cake. >> let him have his joy. >> i heard it. now i know why. >> just because it because it bc you don't have to be like that. >> is one of those songs.

it is surprising. in the background. it is not a song that you like, but then you find yourself saying ok. >> if you asked me to sing it, i would not know. >> that is how they get you. you realize you like it. >> when i think of pandemic songs, two albums. do a lipo. chromatic a. how is this beating any of those songs? it doesn't make any sense. >> i'm telling you. >>'s casual background in my life song. >> don't call now. >> yes. >> it's the pandemic. she was telling us what to do during the pandemic. >> people like what they like. >> no justice. >> emotions. >> no. do it again. ok. >> good morning. a live look at the tower right

now. we have generally calm conditions right now, but we will find things are changing especially late tonight and early tomorrow morning as we forecast winds ramping up. one of the benefits when we do have winds around here is that it does help to kind of clean out our atmosphere. good air quality today. also tomorrow. we are waking up the 30's and 40's for the most part. 46 in san jose -- san matteo. this forecast headline. the past couple of days have been warmer. winds are turning up even more tonight, bringing higher fire danger on thursday. again, we spring fort over the weekend with daylight savings time beginning, and a chance of rain on monday night into tuesday. positive news and the outcome. highs today are cooler and breezy. mainly in the 60's. we will drop about five to eight degrees compared to where we were yesterday. then tonight in the 30's and 40's with bigger stories. winds will increase. track wind gusts, and they will

be strongest on the coast line into early tomorrow morning, they will ramp up in the mountains and hills. by noon tomorrow, it will be a windy day. wind advisory begins at midnight tonight. here is the seven-day forecast. a cooler windier coast. there are wins tomorrow. we are tracking that with increased fire danger. winter on friday. we have a time change with the chance of rain on monday. the storm impact scale. >> coming up, the seven things to know. >> also, a budget friendly phone finally revealed. >> and is will all of the newest flash brother? ♪ ahhh! oh my! okay it's my turn, i'm going to drive. ♪ you've been, you've been ♪

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>> settings to know. they are working to generate suspect. they say a worker was shot in a suspected robbery. >> number two, humanitarian corners are open. ukrainian cities have open them after russia in greed -- agree to a 12 hour cease-fire. the cease-fire has already been broken. >> gas prices continue to search even higher. according to aaa, the price for a regular gallon in california was up $.13 in the past 24 hours

per it it cost about five dollars and $.57. >> later this morning, the mayor of san francisco will deliver a state of the city address. this comes as the city gets ready for workers returning around the city after two years of the covid-19 pandemic. >> number five, we are tracking a cooler afternoon and a breezy afternoon as well. along the coastline. partly cloudy skies, and we will warm into the 50's and 60's for most of it. >> our biggest issue for commuters will be the power problems that started back on monday. the red line services suspending itself indefinitely. will be on the orange line with shuttle buses provided in sfo and millbrae. >> the japanese tea garden gardn conservatee at the golden gate park will be free for san francisco residents. the chronicle is reporting that the board of supervisors approved that proposal. >> you can order more budget friendly phones on friday.

the company revealed that a new company -- phone and other products in 2022. >> that's what that all was. >> that's how you tell it. >> the new enhanced 5g iphone se start set or hundred $29. it also is adding a green shade for the iphone 13. >> this past fall, we have added more users to the iphone 13 lineup then in each of the previous five lunches. >> analysts say that apple, along with many other companies will face headwinds with higher gas prices dipping into discretionary income. should ishould ishould ishould u >> the warriors have a special surprise guest from last

nights's pregame warm-ups. will ferrell showed up on the court and character as jackie moon from the 2008 movie semipro. a 2008 movie. you warmed up along with several players, including klay thompson. they had a great time who are mired in a five-game losing streak. >> it was theosfuve had the cou. i am very appreciative that he could come out and lighten the mood. especially after our losing streak we had. i won't say he was responsible for the win, but he was a catalyst for why we came out i had n idea that w cominas so d i mean, dreams to come true. >> klay thompson is having a moment and it is adorable. he dressed up as jackie moon for halloween and 2018. the warriors beat the clippers

112 to 97. >> he looks like he is an character on the corporate >> apparently, i don't know anything. not only do i not know the song, but i don't know who jackie moon is. ok. some kind of wacky basketball character from a comedy. >> it made him happy. >> that's all that really matters. >> they one. >> the they one. coming up at 5:30 a.m., amy schumer is striking a tone for tokes with the oscars later this month. >> transportation is really standard. it makes a comeback with the rising gas prices. >> a controversial bill in florida is headed towards the governor's desperate what is happening on both sides. >>

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a shooter who killed the store clerk. the investigation from overnight. >> pfizer's fight against covid-19 and kids. a new study to treat the kids ages six to 17. rising gas prices. will a carpal make a comeback? it will become popular again. >> a big question right now. how are gas prices going to impact air travel. here is a live look at sfo. we will hear from experts and travelers about the implication for summer plans. >> good morning. it is wednesday, march 9 it we will start with a check on the weather. a warm street. it is kind of overpaid >> it will gradually cloth. it will not be too much of a shock today, but it is not as warm as it was yesterday. not too chilly out there. pockets of 30's out there. later today, it is all about a cooler afternoon and winds ramping up later on tonight. as we go, here is a live look at the camera showing you fog free this morning. the day looks like this.

partly cloudy skies at 6:29 a.m.. we will slowly climb into the 50's and 60's by noon. today, not nearly as widespread in terms of the 70's. we will see that most of us will settle into the 60's later on this afternoon. we have heard wendy along our coast line. winds are not too terrible, but later tonight, it will get into affected we will talk about that coming up. >> thank you. developing news. the searches on for the person who shot and killed a store clerk. during a suspected robbery. in rose market on rose thrived in the parkway. around 10:00 last night. abc reporter with news overnight. >> you can see rose market has signs on the front door saying they will be closed today. we are right next to the freeway. this is right next it interstate 80. about four miles from the vallejo border. rose market closed today.

police are no longer here they were here at 10:00 last night. they said it happened during a robbery. they got here because they were alerted by an alarm call. when they arrived, they found the store employee. they said he was unresponsive. he had been shot. they say they have not made any arrests. he was gone when they arrived. they will not be releasing any other information. he put out some information. he said they are deeply saddened by the violence that happened in our community. we have detectives in every available resource to identify the suspect. they do not want to release any information, especially about the victim. have respect for the family. we do see several cameras here at the store. it also has license plate readers. 45 cameras throughout the city. police have not said whether they got any good images to use in their investigation. at this time they have not made

any arrests. reporting live, amy holyfield, abc7news. >> thank you. this morning, pfizer has launched a study for its pill that fights covid-19 a young kids. pfizer has helped kids ages six to 17. the pill safety and efficacy in patients were not hospitalized, but are showing dumbs and direct -- are showing symptoms and are at risk. the efficacy to treat the vilest dutch virus in children 12 and older. it will be approved in the second half of the year. >> i warning for the chernobyl nuclear power plant that it is damaged. it is 40 hours forum potentially spray that is according to the washington post. the plan was to disconnected from the power grid by the russians. they cannot cool the spent fuel rods. russian troops are closing in on several ukrainian cities. food and supplies in the capital are running low.

they may be out in just a matter of two weeks. evacuations are underway in six areas. russia agreed to a 12 hour cease-fire. the u.n. now says more than 2.1 million people have left ukraine since the invasion began. president biden has announced a ban on all russian energy imports. the president offered his thanks. >> i am grateful personally to the president of the united states, biden, for this decision. for leadership and for this most powerful signal to the whole world. it is very simple. every penny paid to russia turns into bullets and projectiles that fly to other sovereign states. >> and another major development, the pentagon has rejected an offer from poland to send jets to the united states forces in germany. they would then be turned over to the ukrainian air force. the pentagon says that would lead to a tacticalll would force a war.

unites states has declared an economic war. mcdonald's, and starbucks have joined the list of companies suspending operations in russia. at least temporarily. >> president biden's decision to cut off russian oil supplies has caused gas prices to search even more. >> according to aaa, the price for a regular gallon is up $.13. in the past 24 hours. here is a look at what drivers are paying this morning. the national average is $4.25. in california, the gallon of gas costs five dollars 57 cents. in san francisco, the average is $5.68. we are at the live desk with more. >> yes. it is unclear what impact the band will have on russia.itshe l producer. the u.s. import is only about 3% from russia. overnight, oil prices went up again. gas prices have gone up $.56 in just the last week. republicans are arguing that president biden's temporary

freeze on new oil drilling leases is hurt america's ability to produce its own oil and gas. but the white house says more than 9000 approved oil and gas prices are currently sitting unused. >> i would suggest that you ask the oil companies why they are not using those if there is a desire to draw more. the president's message is that he is going to do everything he can. everything he can to reduce the impact on the american people, including the price of gas at the tank. >> washington post analysis says that president biden has outpaced president trump by issuing drilling permits on president -- government land. they set a record. >> thank you. cost of gas continues to rise. some people might be searching for more affordable options. he you earlier this week that they are focused on passengers, but we could see the return of casual carpool. that was top -- popular

pre-pandemic when drivers could pick up strangers to use carpool lanes and get discounts. >> the most available transacts that we have our empty seats in people's cars. >> the metropolitan transportation commission please this will become a popular option once again for commuters and working professionals. officials say in the 1970's, skyrocketing prices were the catalyst for the birth of casual carpooling and the united states. >> rising oil prices mean higher airfare. >> gas prices are soaring right now, and the question -- what about air travel? with those prices on the rise, airfare has been going up anyway because it is already up gradually. we do not see a big search. >> willis orlando of the cheap flight travel site says that air prices have risen re-percent due to the demand coming out of the pandemic and the fact that we are headed into the spring and summer travel season. >> airfare is getting more

possible, and gas prices are getting worse. if i have an option, i would stay home. >> it may already be paying more for the travel company with a daughter. it is nothing compared to the increase airfare prices that may be coming. the airline is pushing to get prices higher in an attempt to cover the increased fuel costs. >> if we see these $100 a barrel prices that last a few weeks or months, i would see that showing up in airfare in the mid. >> at aaa, i am told that air booking through february are up to hundred percent since last year, but still down 32% since 2019. a fair hike due to the high oil prices and a major blow to airlines that are currently in heavy competition to welcome travelers back. >> i don't fly a lot. >> right now, there are deals to be had. >> we are flying, but there are

a lot of good opportunities right now to get out there and see the world, and coming back, flights were empty. there was no one on my flight coming back to the states. >> j.r. stone, abc7news. >> a mother charged with faking her own kidnapping was released from jail. we are hearing from the lead investigator in the case. >> san francisco attractions that are about to be free for residents. first, a truck on weather. >> good morning pre-at 539 a.m.. we are tracking pretty clear skies up there this point. here is a live look from a rooftop camera. along with the flags. they are top the ferry building. not waiving all that much. we will find that the winds start at light today, and then they increase throughout the afternoon, and especially early tomorrow morning. our future tracker is showing you temperatures that climb to the 50's this point. by midday, we will see 60's in our warm spots. you will notice we are not

finding widespread 70's. this is a little bit colder compared to yesterday with five to eight degrees. here is cooler with partly cloudy and receive later in the afternoon. winds are strongest along the coastline. 50's to 60's. a lot of 60's around the bay shoreline. there could be a couple of cities that had 70 like santa rosa and fairfield. for most of those will max out in the upper 60's. >> live doppler 7. quite a few clouds, and northern calvary appeared we are watching a storm that will move in from canada and pushoff to the east. that will help to increase our winds. we have a wind advisory that will begin at midnight. these pay hills with wind gusts up to 55 miles per hour. howard hour, we'll show you winds coming up. but first, the morning. >> our biggest issue in terms the commute is large because the redline is suspended indefinitely because of power problems that started on monday. service between richmond and macarthur stations is going to

be limited to the orange line. and then shuttle buses will be provided bet sfondil avyou could be going to and from the airport. give yourself some aftertime. the bridge right now, live look. traveling westbound towards the peninsula. everything is moving there. same thing goes for walnut creek, but it is getting busy for southbound traffic on 680, and as we wrap there, drive times near dublin.

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>> in the controversial don't see gay bill, it is heading to the governor's debts. it passed it it would ban lessons on sexual orientation and gender identity from kindergarten to third grade. it allows parents to sue school districts if they feel the law is being violated. critics say that this will prevent teachers and staff from helping lgbtq plus students. representative joe harding

introduced the bill and says his critics are lying about the bill's purpose. >> all it does is state the age. it talks about what is appropriate in classrooms. then it talks about the fact that you have the right to be engaged in education of their children. >> i think this bill is vague on purpose. it is trying to silence and students can queue individuals back. it lgbtq plus it will go into effect on schleifer's. -- on july 1. >> they got away from a home in hillsboro. there was a credit card inside have been used in modesto and los angeles counties. after recovering, the hillsboro police say this is the work of

tourist theft groups. they are investigating separate cases but believe this may be connected to one group. developing news this morning. police are investigating after another pedestrian was hit a vehicle. it happened just after 9:30 p.m. last night on valeo drive just a few draw -- blocks. they were taken to the hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. the driver is say that the theme -- stayed at the scene. one of the victims died from their injuries. >> happening now, we are awaiting lift off. you are looking at the kennedy space center. we are counting down, just seconds away. there is a countdown there. spacex is launching a falcon 9 rocket loaded with 48 starling satellites, lasting off into the lower earth orbit. these are the same satellites that elon musk activated to

provide internet access in ukraine. that was a few monthsonths >> please. >> here we go. we have liftoff. i like it when they have the people talking. >> that's true. >> who are they? >> what's going on? >> is this automated? at least we can hear it. and wean falcon 9 rocket launched. blah blah blah. are they part of the great? >> space launch complex carrying our stack of 48. carrying our stack of 48 starling satellites to low-earth orbit. moments ago, we throttled the

engines down, reducing the speed by decreasing the flow. fuel to the engine. now in preparation for max q, which is the maximum aerodynamic pressure the vehicle could see. coming up in a few seconds. >> were good. i thought there be something inspiration, but there wasn't. in the first look, the lead investigator of the sherry pro pd case is investigating the five-year investigation that she faked her kidnapping. this got really wild outside of the courthouse. this is video of the mother leaving jail in sacramento. here is an abc news reporter. >> in this morning's gma first look on abc news exclusive, the lead investigator in the case is breaking his silence. >> getting to this day last week when sherry was arrested, has been a long week.

>> overnight, the mother of accused of faking her kidnapping, five days after the arrest, siding with the defense. releasing her on $120,000 bond. on the condition that she surrendered her passport. agree not to leave parts of california, and hand over any firearms. avoid consuming drugs alcohol and produce pay in a psychiatric program. >> is not over. obviously, there's a lot of work to do. with the prosecution. >> we will have more with the prosecution. plus legal experts weigh in life. a first look with abc news los angeles. >> in the north bay, russia has come up with a creative way to support ukraine. they are releasing a beer to raise money with the ukraine relief effort. the price is $10 a can with a recipe from a brewery in the ukraine. it will be available later this month. also in the north bay, a congressman tweeted this photo of a rough -- russian riverside.

it has been taped over and the colors of the ukrainian side renamed the ukrainian river. the heart is in the right place. >> for san and conservatory of flowers. the chronicle reports that supervisors passed legislation and it is expected to be signed. residents outside of the city must pay. >> the oscars are coming up in less than three weeks. abc 7, amy schumer is going to host. schumer says it has been an adjustment getting the tone right. >> i started doing those promos are comedy central, so i have written some incredibly mean jokes that i would never be able to say. >> is what i want to see. >> that's what you want? >> yes.

>> that's because you're not there with cameras in your face. xmi getting paid millions of dollars? >> we still have feelings. >> you know it helps feelings? millie's of dollars. >> will see what she comes up with because you can watch the oscars on march 20 on abc 7, and then her new hulu comedy is out on march 18. she will haos acars areone, maye she y. >> like band h paid millions of dollars? you catch flights and not feelings. >> after feelings off-camera. >> good one. i'll see you in bora-bora. >> he's rich. >> that's my fantasy. make fun of me all you want at the oscars. >> get up there and cry.

>> is more fun to cry in bora-bora. >> one of those things over the water. >> heidrick. >> -- hydrate. >> weather-wise, sunny skies and overnight into thursday, we will see winds picked up with the wind advisory. we are starting in the 40's. the forecast headlines today are cooler. windier. winds turned gusty late tonight with increased fire danger on thursday morning as a wind advisory goes into effect on midnight. we asked back to spring for this weekend, and monday night to tuesday, it will stay cooler and prissy, windy along the coast read most of us will settle into the 60's. yesterday, we were in the 70's. a little cooler this afternoon compared yesterday. overnight tonight, we will have clear skies and track winds and temperatures in the 30's and 40's. hour-by-hour, we go later today. this is noon.

strongest along the coastline, and late tonight and early tomorrow morning, winds will ramp up in the north bay. in the daylight hours on thursday, winds will become more widespread. it will dragon some lower humidity levels -- it will drag in some lower humidity levels. it is increasing a bit on thursday. on thursday, gusty winds tomorrow. winds relax friday. a chance of rain on monday night and into tuesday. >> new at 6:00, calling all nature lovers. a new six-figure salary with your name on it and a picturesque montana wilderness. the catch? it comes with conflict management. >> also, the underwater

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on the seabed, untarnished after over 100 years of line down there. i never thought we would get that. >> national geographic shared this exclusive video of the mask on the ship. gma will have a portal coming up and a documentary from hearing this fall as part of the explore series, and it will be on disney plus. >> new look at six. many think going plant but that's based his kind. >> plus connections to the war in ukraine. >> my mother said there would be trials. that she is in a seller. >> fair hoping you could help in the fight with the use of a single qr code. >> a major overhaul of the postal service and how you get your mail. but first a live look at 5:56

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dollar gas, but good news on the horizon. your hearing about slightly cheaper spots and ways people are skipping paying altogether. kumasi: more bay area can panisse companies ready to bring workers back to the office, but it is not going to be like it was. we are getting ready for the tradition and -- transition ahead. [laughter] reggie: welcome back to all the rest of you on this wednesday. kumasi: we are glad you are here with us. checking in with you, drew. drew: it is nice. a little cooler. right now, we are in the 40's, basically, and a little bit warmer than we were yesterday morning. for the most part, it is not to, to chilly out there. here is a live look at the camera at kgo come where the sun is slowly rising on the horizon. temperature slowly c