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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: escalating their attack on the ukrainian city of marable as u.s. legislators push for billions of dollars in aid. during what was supposed to a cease-fire, and hospitals of ukraine's president calling it an atrocity. ama:ama: i'm dan ashley. i'm ama: mama dates. ama: point $6 billion spending bill to cover the cost of sending troops and weapons to equip allied forces.

morgan norwood has more. >> during what was supposed to be a day of temporary cease-fire to allow ukrainians to flee their homes from russian chilling, striking children in maternity's hospital. provide video showing the massive crater left behind by the airstrike. windows the most shredded to pieces as surveilled -- survivors will in onpresident zg videos saying there were people, children on the wreckage. while it is untrue clear how may people were injured or clear, the building have been largely empty. warning that millions could be lost in this war, begging nato for that no-fly zone. >> we can't stop alone. >> the u.s. has attempted to make a move that would trigger a wider war with russia including a request from russia -- from poland to transfer planes.

lexi intelligence community has assessed the transfer planes may be misconstrued as a skillet tory -- escalatory. there of exploring other options that might be effective in helping ukraine fight back. >> we have to make sure we are doing in the right way. >> fresh concern over the freshly occupied rush -- chernobyl our plant. it is been disconnected from the power. warning there could be a radiation leak. experts say the disconnection is not critical to safety at this time. the white house with the new warning saying we should all be on the lookout for russians to possibly use chemical or biological weapons or create a false flag operation using them. the kremlin accusing america of unleashing an economic war on russia. president putin set to address his nation to detail a plan out of economic ruin.

>> with the situation in ukraine continuing to deteriorate rapidly, thousands are still trying to flee the country. we spoke with one ukrainian woman who escaped to the bay area after sending -- spending several lights and bunker trying to stay alive. >> since the start of the war more than 2 million ukrainians have fled the country. one of them arriving here in the bay area this past saturday. >> we heard missiles. i saw the airplane right from my eyes. >> the young woman, a 20-year-old college student spoke to me anonymously in the san fran garage wednesday night. wishing to keep her identity hidden to protect your family still in countries of the woman has come to stay with her brother who converted -- who migrated to the u.s. decade ago. her father joining the resistance fighting off the russian invasion and her mother unwilling to leave his sign.

quite -- side. the womanifying journey at the country, trying for days to get a train out of kyiv. >> iselle people -- i some people already scared reporter:. everyone was in panic. reporter:spending nights in makeshift shelter with hundreds of people. >> they were crying, and a terrible state. >> after finally getting a train to the west of the country, eventually making her way to the polish border by bus. exhausted mentally and physically. >> finally felt safe. but i couldn't. reporter: from poland she finally boarded a flight bay area, reuniting with her brother but still facing the demons of war. >>

her country now a war zone, the woman will stay here in america. she has dreams of one day returning home to friends, family and the life they could seem distant memory. >> we understood we would win. it is hard to keep positive all the time. reporter: for now she is asking for help, encouraging americans not to forget ukraine and to remember the people giving their lives in the pursuit of freedom. reporter: >> people know but they should understand that ukrainians are dying there. dan: if you would like to help the people of ukraine, we have a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending donations and supplies to refugees. that is on our website, go to abc7news.com/take action. ama: new details about a mystery gnocchi after mummified remains were found at a construction site. contractors found the remains in the wall at the kaiser convention center.

jr stone spoke with investigators and historians tonight about reporter: lake merritt in gnocchi after mummified body appearing to be male was found by construction crews doing renovation work. according to two different law enforcement agencies. >> i think it is insane. >> i was shocked. the mummified remains startled me. reporter: the alameda county sheriff's office tells us mummified remains in this case basically means that the body was preserved within the wall where was found. investigators will work at identifying the body found here with dna, dental records and say there's a hope that the hands of the body were preserved enough so they can be hydrated and fingerprints could be taken. >> whoever that is, i hope their spirit is in a good place. reporter: it is unclear which while the body was found in.

this convention starts up across from lady college and lake merritt was built at -- billed as the municipal auditorium and has a long history popular events. former head librarian of the history center actually graduated high school in the building. >> james brown perform there, t, the grateful dead, elvis. there were political lectures. reporter: the convention center was being renovated for use as multiuse space to be used by artists and others in office settings. now, questions and whose body was found here somehow it got here, when it got here and what exactly what wrong? >> it is alarming. i hope they can identify who was in that wall, who that person was. hopefully notify their family. that is pretty scary stuff. dan: across the bay, the san francisco district attorney's

office plans to dismiss the one remaining charge against sf pd officer terrence stangl. a monday he was acquitted of three assault and battery charges stemming from a 2019 incident during which he need a black man with his baton. jurors deadlocked on fourth charge. das office tells them it is the victims wish to have that charge dismissed. this case is believed to be the first time in sf pd officer has been tried for excessive force while on duty. ama: a search is underway for a missing 20-year-old woman. friends say she was last seen in san fran early yesterday morning in fisherman's wharf. friends or she was the victim of stalking and possibly harmed. san fran please confirm they responded to calls of possible kidnapping around beech street around 2:00 yesterday morning but found no evidence or witnesses. they add they are working with other agencies to try to locate her. dan: weathers making news tonight as it could get windy,

may be viewed and. sandia patel is checking up for sandhya: us. sandhya:sandhya:sandhya: it is the change in the wind direction. hawkeyes of 30 five miles per hour. dirty to mount tam. when gossett later -- lower elevations, as high as 45 miles per hour. upwind advisory going up at midnight till 10:00 a.m. for the east spain hills. gusts 40 to 50 miles an hour could cause power outages, down tree limbs and certainly blow things around there unsecured. the hourly forecast, 6:00 in the morning, 20 five to 35 miles nadler wins. there -- wins. we are going to see the hermas dry out those down sloping wins, earning higher fire danger with the humidity dropping. ama: in the north bay, hundreds

of teachers in one school district planned to walk out of the classroom tomorrow. that is creating major staffing issues and forcing the temporary closure of at least one school. 94% of teachers in the cotati-rohnert park unified school district are expected to strike, demanding higher pay. they want salaries raised by 14.36 percent over the next three years. they said they would have to match the increase for all union employees. >> we also have custodians, office managers, office assistance. teachers all 12 schools in the district are expected to strike. montevista elementary will be closed. all but one of the others will end the school day early. dan: a 49ers fan attacked outside the southern california stadium is now out of it,. what is next is cecil works his way back to health. ama: an acclaimed director detained outside a bank. new please bodycam video chaz

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ama: a 49ers fan critically injured in an altercation at sofi stadium is out of the, tonight. here's daniel the networking with a physical therapist. he was placed in a medically induced, in los angeles after he was punched, fell and struck his head on the ground ring nfc championship game in january. his attorney told us tonight he is improving. >> he has come a long way. he has a strong sense of humor. it is too soon to know where he is going to be in the future.

ama: in another develop meant today, brian sifuentes was charged with a single count of felony battery in the case. he will plead not guilty. dan: new please bodycam video shows black panther director and oakland native in handcuffs, detained after he was mistaken for a bank robber. according to atlanta police, he wanted to withdraw $12,000 from his account at bank of america in january. went awry when he slid a note to the terror alert asking the cash be counted discreetly. please work called some thinking it was a robbery. -- police were called thinking it was a robbery. >> because it is large amount. if i don't write down on a how much i want out, i don't

want ran through the my counter right at the desk, so the whole bank is looking at it. dan: officers determined he was never in the wrong and have called the incident a mistake. vanke of america has apologized. ama: not to the latest on covid-19. san fran seco health department announced she will no longer need to show proof of vaccination or negative test results at restaurants, bars and gyms on friday. house speaker nahouse sp removed spending from a -- spending bill. come -- pfizer is testing a covid-19 treatment for children. it has been known to cut the risk of hospitalization in adults by 88%. students at oakland uny schools -- oaky unified schools will have to continue asking until after spring break. the mandate will remain in effect until east april 15. the outdoor task requirement is being reviewed now.

they plan to provide an update before the end of the month. dan: you've seen what happens in gas prices because of the war in ukraine. this rising prices are affecting gig workers who depend on their vehicles to make a living. this pin you spoke with one driver who is now calculating gas costs before accepting a ride. reporter: to understand how gas prices are impacting workers who rely on their cars for a living, we met up with san fran president rondu got -- -- san fran resident randy gant. reporter: three years ago he was a math teacher, now with gas prices averaging $5.44 per gallon, he is relying on math again. to decide if a ride is worth it. houses impacting the number of orders you're are accepting? >> you have to count even better. anything over two miles and i need to make three dollars per mile. reporter: instead of driving

around, he waits in a parking lot with several restaurants across the street. he is doing everything in his power to savegh drives >> a pri. >>i just got an order. reporter: he rejects about 80% of deliveries. is also considering doing something else. and take other jobs because of how high gas prices are? >> without an increase in our pay, it would be be be be be bee nobody is that dumb. reporter: she is hearing of workers leaving ridesharing jobs. >> these gig workers on the front lines this pandemic have been hit the hardest. they were frontline workers. yet the companies did nothing. reporter: he is urging customers to tip more emperor uber, left and doordash to offer more bonuses.

doordash said in part we are proud to provide dashers with access to discounts on gas and other car maintenance to help them maximize their earnings, including 2% cash back on gas at any station with -- are direct cardholders. he g ay do now. dan: is a short guy doing this -- sharp guy doing this calculations. let's turn our attention to someone the weather. sandhya: the windy weather is going to increase our fire danger. that may show you what you need to know. wind and fire alert, elevated fire driven danger going into tomorrow with those dry, down sloping winds and lowering humidity. when you look at the winds at the lower elevations, there 28 miles an hour in half moon bay. wendy six in santa rosa. -- 26 in santa rosa. tomorrow morning you're going to notice those wins coming up in

the northern and eastern end of art viewing area. we are talking 50 to 60 mile an hour gusts. the fire danger will be coming up as the humidity values your sing tonight, which are pretty height start to crash. 18% in santa rosa by 2:00. 16% in cloverdale. combine it with lack of rain this winter it, your fire danger is high to very high going into tomorrow morning. i know it is hard to believe, we are talking fire danger and snow. it is incredible. this is the view from zephyr cove tonight. yes it is snowing. it is the same system that is bringing us the onshore winds, the cooler weather today. that is when to continue to dive through that area. the winds switch around behind the system set which is producing snow showers over the tahoe area right now as we look at live doppler seven locally, some low forms have found --

formed. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. here is a view from our east bay hills camera. you can see how shaky it is as the winds have been howling. testing winds and fire danger into tomorrow, possible sprinkles over the weekend. freeze le meoco unties until to morning. mid 20's to low 30's. tech the sensitive plants tomorrow morning temperatures in the 30's to 40's. a chill in the air, you will need to grab that jacket, some low clouds near the coastline. the wind stay up, not quite as strong for the afternoon. you're looking at mid 60's to low 70's. plenty of sun. for those of you waiting for winter, a weak system saturday night into sunday may produce a few drizzles. mount snow is expected. how much rain are we talking? right now, computer models want to say about .17 inches in san jose.

gusty, high fire danger, like a breeze friday. lightning chance saturday in the sedate than the level 1 storm for monday night

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