strike. the demands and major staffing issue for schools in the north bay. kumasi: russia's invasion of ukraine appears to be shifting to a more destructive phase. also -- >> i will look at that delivery and do a quick math equation. reggie: rising gas prices voicev it just forcing gig workers -- forcing gig workers to pick and choose which jobs they take. good morning on this thursday, march 10. kumasi: first we want to check in with drew. drew: a wind advisory still in effect until 10:00 a.m. this morning for good reason. gusting to 25, 31 at diablo and hood mountain gusting over 25 miles per hour. a cold front moving through is kicking up wind in the hills and will bring a cooler afternoon.

when we have the wind, it brings a mixed bag of temperatures. we are sheltered from the wind, san ramon and livermore. depending on where you live, you may need a heavy jacket or a lighter layer. the east hills camera is bouncing around because of the wind so we will have a windy morning. the afternoon wind will back off but we are gradually climbing through the 60's and today is the coolest day we have this week with temperatures in the 60's. tonight, a frost advisory will go into effect. kumasi: in the north bay, hundreds of teachers are planning to walk out. reggie: demand is creating staffing issues, forcing the temporary closure of at least one school. amy hollyfield heading up to river field park. amy: if you are your child to school today, do not expect a normal school day.

the union is expecting that 94% of teachers will walk out today and will be on strike. the school district is sending classrooms to try to cover the gap but they do expect instruction will not be the same. this strike is about teacher pay. the teachers union for the school district wants a 14.6% pay raise over the next three years. the superintendent says the district cannot afford that. teachers say they cannot afford to live here. >> it's important to me because almost 50% of our members of our educators have been in the district for under five years, which means they might be making something in the low 50's. as we all know, california, the

cost of living is skyrocketing so essentially what's happening to all of these young professionals is that they can't afford to live here. they have roommates and second and third jobs. with a me for more. students at oakland unified schools will have to continue masking in class until after spring break. the superintendent says the district's indoor mask and eight will remain in effect until at least april 15. the usda plans to provide an update for the end of the month. reggie: the foreign ministers of russia and ukraine held a meeting in turkey. that comes as russia appears to be shifting to a more destructive phase of this war

with no regard for civilian casualties. >> the meeting today did not last long and the foreign minister said there was no agreement for a cease-fire or humanitarian core doors and told the media "there are other decision-makers" for the matter in russia. russia's foreign minister falsely claimed the country did not attack ukraine, amid a horrific attack on a children's and maternity hospital gilding three people. -- killing three people. ukrainian officials say it was a targeted attack by russia. it is feared they may use biological or chemical weapons. >> the russian accusations are absurd, they are laughable. jobina: according to cnn, ukrainian officials accused russia of bombing the green corridor to evacuate residents.

the russian military claims of its forces have been able to capture more of the outer neighborhoods of the strategic port city. kumasi: the head of the russian space agency is threatening to abandon the american astronaut at this international space station. geo: the international space station in political crosshairs as russia retaliates against american sanctions. the head of the russian space agency posting this video on social media, threatening to abandon american astronaut mark van the high at the station. he is supposed to return home on a russian ship in just three weeks. >> i never thought i would hear anything so outrageous. geo: former astronaut scott kelly fired back -- without those flags and the foreign exchange they bring in your space program won't be worth a dam. maybe you can find a job at

mcdonald's if mcdonald's still exists in russia. full, live coverage from on the ground in ukraine coming up at 7:00 a.m.. i am geo bonita as, abc news new york. reggie: gas prices continue to go up, the national average $4.31 a gallon, up from three dollars 72 -- $3.72. in california the average is $5.69 and san francisco, $5.82. gas prices are dependent -- are affecting gig workers. kumasi: luz pena spoke with one worker. luz: to understand how gas prices are impacting workers who rely on their cars for a living, we met up with a san francisco resident who divides his days between driving for lyft and delivering food for doordash. >> i look at the delivery and do a quick math equation. luz: he was a math teacher and

now with california's gas prices averaging $5.44 per gallon, he's relying on math to decide if a ride is worth it. how is this impacting the number of orders you accept? >> you have to count even better. anything over two miles and i need to make three dollars per mile. luz: instead of driving around, he waits in a parking lot with several restaurants across the street. he's doing everything in his power to save gas even though he drives a prius. now he rejects about 80% of deliveries. >> they are too low-paying. luz: he's also considering to not drive anymore and take other jobs. >> of course. for sure without an increase in our pay, it would be -- it would be just and tilly like nobody -- mentally like nobody is that dumb. luz: shelley is hearing of

workers leaving ridesharing jobs after the gas increase. >> gig workers who were on the frontlines of the pandemic have been hit the hardest. they were front-line workers. and yet there companies did nothing. luz: she is urging customers to tip more and for cooper, lyft, and doordash to offer more bonuses. doordash said -- we are proud to provide access to discounts on gas, car maintenance to help maximize earnings including 2% cashback on gas at any station for dasher direct cardholders. meantime, he's being strategic. >> i got a delivery right now. amy: luz pena. drew: we do have a storm system to our east, not super impactful in terms of rain and snow but what it is doing is dragging a cold front through northern california. that cold front is entering the

north bay. that's why the wind is gusty in the hills and also will drag in cooler weather over the next 12 hours. a wind advisory until 10:00 a.m. for solano county, until 4:00 p.m. for the wind out of the north gusting as high as 50 miles per hour. this morning, we will find the highest wind speeds out of the north. this afternoon, the wind will back off especially after sunset when the cold front moves through. tomorrow morning, light wind across the region and in the wake of the cold front, a cold night on the way. we have wind in the hills, not too breezy but they may notice a gust from time to time. we will go to the mid to upper 60's, pretty close to where we should be this time of year. a frost advisory goes into effect at midnight for the north bay and santa clara valleys.

temps as low as 30 degrees. we will take a look at the overnight lows and preview the forecast in about eight minutes. that's say good morning to jobina. jobina: we are going to start in union city, following a new crash between a semi and one other car. at least one lane is blocked on northbound 880. continuing with a look at 880 from the coliseum, smooth at the limit. red line service is suspended indefinitely and the service between richmond and mcarthur will be limited to the orange line and shuttle buses will be provided. sfm ta and the rack and parks department -- recreation and parks department expect to -- jfk drive closed during the t ll improve

safety for the park but opponents are planning to protest at city hall at 9:00 a.m. they are concerned closing t wih mobility issues or disabilities. the board of supervisors is expected to vote next month. reggie: the new exhibition coming to a local museum. kumasi: the floating fire station that is now open. reggie: a mystery in oakland, how that a body end up in a wall? the mama phis -- ok, floor and decor, show me what you've got. this tile says "spa day, all day." but this modern look is so me. how's that for on-trend and on-budget? at floor and decor, with our high-quality selection at everyday low prices, your upgrade has never been more "you." explore floor and decor today! ♪ ♪ i'm here for - your annual eye exam. because i'm having trouble - reading? exactly. they sort of make me feel... like i'm the most fabulous thing you've ever seen? exactly. i'll take 'em. ♪ ♪

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sfpd officer was tried for excessive force on duty. alameda county investigators are working to identify a mummified body found at a construction site. reggie: they hope to do that with dna, dental records, or fingerprints. contractors found the body the kaiser center, a century old building. >> mystery right now surrounding the kaiser convention center near lake merritt in oakland after a mummified body appearing to be male was found by a construction crew doing renovation work wednesday. that according to two different law enforcement agencies. >> i think it's pretty insane. >> i was just kind of shocked, mummified remains startled me. >> the alameda county sheriffs office tells us mummified remains in this case basically preserved wehe body w it was found.investigators willt

identifying the body found here, with dna, dental records, and say there is a hope that the hands of that body preserved enough to be hydrated and fingerprints can be taken. >> whoever that is, i hope their spirit is in a good place. >> it is unclear which wall the body was found in but this convention center across from laney college and lake merrick was billed as the oakland municipal auditorium, and has a long history of popular events. the former head librarian actually graduated high school in the building. >> james brown performed there, the grateful dead performed over 50 times. elvis performed there. there were political lectures. >> the convention center was being renovated as multi-you space to be used by artists and others in artists -- in office settings. questions about whose body was

found, when it got here, and what went wrong. >> it is definitely alarming. i hope they can identify who is in that wall and hopefully notify their family. that's pretty scary. >> j.r. stone, abc7news. kumasi: a former bay area police officer killed while protecting a tv news crew is being honored for his sacrifice. the radio television digital news foundation awarded him the citation of courage. his family accepted the award on his behalf in washington, d.c. and his widow spoke. >> his passion was to protect and to serve, and he once told me, this was his fun job. so we are absolutely honored here today to receive this award for him, for his ultimate courage. kumasi: he was shot in oakland last november and died days later.

oakland police arrested two people suspected in his killing, and credit the community for sharing information to help. reggie: the climate and environment, an important part of building a better bay area. san francisco fire department will have a new tool to deal with climate change. it's the new floating firehouse that opens at. 22.5. this is a long bark at darrow and harrison, the first floating firehouse in the western hemisphere. it is designed to make it resistant to earthquakes, king tides, and rising sea levels, and is equipped with a left for fire boats to keep up with maintenance. kumasi: the de young museum is celebrating the opening of an exhibition. it marks the first time such a comprehensive showing of neil's work has ever been displayed on the west coast. she is heralded as one of the 20th century's most radical painters, known for championing social justice.

the waning of the covid-19 pandemic marks a perfect time for an exhibition. >> in alice neil's work, we see a document of radical empathy as someone who closely studied the meaning of human connection and the way it speaks to us through art. kumasi: the exhibition which features paintings, drawings, and watercolors, run through july 10. reggie: a cow on the moove in southern california. was pretty determined not to get caught. the cow ran around in l.a. freeway before running to a strip mall and into the yard of a home. we don't know how the cow got loose but animal control and other people managed to corral it using a lasso. kumasi: ok. reggie: other people happened to be wranglers and saw what happened and jumped into help. they happened to be wranglers?

the cow was a her. kumasi: this is -- what? drew: in l.a. county. kumasi: happened to be wranglers, three of them. drew: that's a lot. kumasi: more than three. reggie: just in the middle of the city there are wranglers hanging around? drew: i grew up in the country so i know a lot about cows. they can see almost people and also very social. when they are by themselves it means they are sick or pregnant. kumasi: that's wild. reggie: thank you. drew: you are so welcome. i milked a cow once, was not successful so my career as a farmer was dead. when you grow up around cows. kumasi: they need all of them to corral it. drew: you can see, pretty crazy. kumasi: thank you so much. drew: also, all cows are female. reggie: a male is a bull,

correct? drew: i hope that was a female. kumasi: we do too. drew: good morning. approaching 5:20 a.m., we will go outside and find the exploratorium camera showing clear skies overhead. pollen is a huge issue and this will likely continue until early next week when we find rain in the forecast on tuesday. tree pollen is high, juniper, pollen, and oak. it is a mixed bag because of the wind in the hills. when we have calm wind and we are cooler in the 30's we have a more active wind so we are likely in the 30's. gusty wind mainly in the 30's, a gusty but cool afternoon. late saturday night and early sunday morning there is the chance of drizzle but a better bet for rain is likely on tuesday. clocks move ahead one hour on sunday so before you go to bed, turn the clock forward one hour.

also a good time to change the batteries in your smoke detector. sunrise at 7:23 and sunset at 7:15. windy and bright in the hills going into the 60's. a frost advisory beginning at midnight for the north bay valleys, even the santa clara valley, san jose and morgan hill. temperatures drop well into the 30's. san jose dropping to about 37. the bay shoreline, low to mid 40's. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast, windy in the hills today. late night drizzle into sunday but a better bet comes on tuesday. kumasi: the baseball season getting shorter. where the talks between owners and players stand. reggie: a recall on nearly a million luxury cars because of a fire hazard.

kumasi: it is 5:23. another round of talks between russia and ukraine failed overnight. cnn reports authorities in variable say russian forces are

bombing the green corridor designated to evacuate residents. reggie: it won't be a normal school day in sonoma county. hundreds of teachers in the district are planning to strike. they want higher pay. kumasi: gas prices have crossed seven dollars a gallon in beverly hills. across california, drivers are paying an average of $5.69. reggie: actor jussie smollett is set to be sentenced by an illinois judge, a -- convicted of falsely reporting a hate crime. drew: it is windy in the hills. the wind will relax throughout the day, sunny and cooler day compared to yesterday, 60's by 4:00 p.m. jobina: our only blocking issue is that union city on northbound 880. at least two lanes are blocked kumasi: disney has released the first trailer for "obi-wan

kenobi." it is a series set after "star wars revenge of the sith." reggie: another weeks worth of major league baseball games were canceled. the owners and players unable to hammer out a collective labor agreement. the ap reports rob manfred is threatening players with a loss of salary if they don't give into the terms. the earliest the season could start is april 14. after a pandemic pause, wolfgang puck will be back at the governors ball after the oscars. he is collaborating with ghetto gastro to cater the event. they have a saying -- we only layer flavors. the acronym spells out wolf,, perfect for wolfgang puck.favors and smoked salmon oscars. you can see who takes on the

real oscar on abc seven. the awards show is sunday, march 27 at 5:00. kumasi: another recall from bmw impacting more than 917,000 cars and suvs in the u.s. because of potential and your fire risks. this is the third recall for the same issue since 2017, involving vehicles from told -- 2006 to 2013, many 3, 5, and one series vehicles. bmw owners who had previous repairs done will need to get their vehicles fixed again. the volkswagen bug is back -- bus is back but fully electric. it is a 21st century version of the classic vw bus. in the u.s., the old bus was associated with the hippie movement and was popular with families decades before minivans. this one will go on sale in

europe next year and is expecte. no word t ct.reggie: coming upe on tinder to dig into your potential date's backgrounds. kumasi: a giveaway as whole foods is opening. and -- >> got it. reggie: "black panther" director and oakland native ryan kugler getting handcuffed. the misunderstanding that had a bank manager calling police. kumasi:

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increasing calls for the government to step in. the new highs, is there any relief in sight? kumasi: it is thursday, march 10. reggie: first a check on the weather. drew: we are tracking rising wind speeds and we have a wind advisory until 10:00. the wind is active. oakland hills gusting between 20 and 25, tam gusting to 34. that will be the case through the morning hours where we have that wind. -- where we have the wind we are in the 50's. sheltered from the wind is in the 30's. here is the east bay camera bouncing around as we look towards the city. we will have the wind first thing in the morning and the wind will gradually back off and calm down later tonight. with the wind and a cold front, it is a cooler day.

it is the coolest day all week. we climbed to the 50's and 60's and top out in the mid 60's, but after today a frost advisory tonight. kumasi: hundreds of teachers in the north bay are planning to walk out of the classroom. reggie: the teachers in rohnert park are demanding higher pay. it has prompted the district to close at least one school. amy hollyfield is live. amy: good morning. if you plan to send your kid to school today, don't expect a normal day in this school district. the union expects 94% of teachers will be on strike today, happening in rohnert park and the khatami school district. the district is sending administrators, substitutes, and retired teachers to cover the gap but they expect instruction will not be the same and many schools will close early. the strike is about teacher pay. the union wants a 14.6% pay

raise over the next three years. teachers cannot afford to live here on what they make now. the superintendent says if she meets the demand, the school district would face a deficit in two years. >> challenges with meeting those demands is funding, how we are funded. part of the challenge currently is we have a lot of one-time money. this money goes away in 23/24 we are still working the same dollars, the same base amount that we've had for many years. amy: you will you will you will teachers on the picket line at 7:30 this morning. this will impact about 6000 students in this district, the third-largest district in sonoma county. monte vista elementary school will be closed. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc7news. kumasi: kyiv officials say there

is heavy fighting around the ukrainian capital with areas in the north among the most dangerous. leaders in germany and france demanded a "immediate cease-fire" in ukraine. vice president kamala harris wrapped up a meeting with poland's president to show the united states is committed to security. vp harris: i want to be very clear. the united states and poland are united in what we have done and are prepared to do to help ukraine and the people of ukraine. . . -- full stop. kumasi: the united states has delivered two patriot missile systems to poland. she did not address the issue earlier this week when poland refused to hand over fighter jets.

with the situation in ukraine continuing to deteriorate, thousands are trying to get out. reggie: tim john spoke with one ukrainian woman who escaped after spending several nights in a bunker avoiding enemy fire. tim: since the start of the war, more than 2 million ukrainians have fled shelter and dave d, one arriving in the bay area saturday -- safety, one arriving in the bay area saturday. >> we saw the missiles. tim: the college student who had been studying in kyiv spoke to me anonymously wednesday night, wishing to keep her identity hidden to protect her family still in the country. she has come to stay with her brother who emigrated to the u.s.. -- immigrated to the u.s. her father joining the resistance fending off the invasion and her mother unwilling to leave his side. >> i feel a bit guilty that i'm

here in a safe place while all my friends and part of my family are in ukraine. tim: the woman describing her terrifying journey out of the country, trying for days to get a train out of kyiv. >> i saw first people that were already scared. everybody was in panic. tim: spending her nights in a makeshift bomb shelter with hundreds. >> they were crying and in a terrible state and i tried not to look at them. tim: after getting a train to the west, the woman making her way to the polish border by bus, exhausted mentally and physically. >> i finally felt safe like i am supposed to feel in my country but couldn't. tim: she finally got a flight to the bay area, reuniting with her brother but facing the demons of war. >> when i hear the airplane, i just get triggered. tim: with her country a war zone, the woman will stay in

america but she has dreams of one day returning home to friends, family, and a life that can seem like a distant memory. tim: -- >> ukraine is totally united. we understand we will win but it is hard to keep positive. tim: for now, she's asking for help, encouraging americans not to forget ukraine and to remember the people giving their lives in the pursuit of freedom. >> people know but they should that ukrainians die. tim: tim johns, abc7news. reggie: if you would like to help the people of ukraine, we have a full list of verified groups and nonprofits sending supplies to refugees, on abc -- ab 7.c/takeaction. kumasi: calls for the government to suspend the gas tax in what could be the first sign of relief. jobina: the cost of oil saw its biggest one-day decline in

nearly two years yesterday. the price drop came after the united arab emirates called on partners to ramp up production as the u.s. and other countries ban russian oil. a number of lawmakers want no more gas taxes while prices hit record highs. several governors are asking the government to suspend the gas tax of 18% and michigan and pennsylvania have announced proposals to suspend or reduce state gas taxes. governor newsom is working on a plan to provide tax rebates for people but not suspend gas tax. according to aaa, prices jumped $.13 a gallon in california yesterday. in the bay area, san rafael is at five dollars 91 thence, san francisco $5.82. san jose $5.72. when you drive around, most of them are a bit higher and an

expert from gas buddy tweeted we could start to see prices dip unless oil markets reverse. oil is up more than 4%. kumasi: after losing four students to suicide over the past year, standford university is offering support to the community. the most recent was soccer captain katie meier found in her dorm last week. while acknowledging the tragedies, they are encouraging students to contact the counseling and psychological services line anytime. help is available at the faculty staff help center. it is recruiting for clinical therapy and counseling positions and student affairs plans to put together a team of experts. reggie: jury selection is underway in the fraud trial of sunny ball lonnie, elizabeth holmes' former partner. he is charged with defrauding investors as well as wire fraud, similar to the charges holmes

was convicted of. he served as the blood testing company's president and chief executive officer. the trial is taking place in the same courthouse as holmes'trial. kumasi: "black panther" director in handcuffs at a bank. what happened. reggie: a black bear in south lake tahoe. the person speculated why it was coming out of it then every two hours. drew: are tracking an area of low pressure just to the east. you can see rain and snow, not a huge weather maker. a cold front is right on top of the north bay. that's why the wind in the hills will be gusty. tonight we turn much cooler with

our frost advisory. the north bay mountains and the east bay with hills, we are seeing gusts over 40 miles an hour so it is not out of the question to see tree branches come down or isolated power outages. we will find the active northerly wind first thing. this afternoon and evening, the wind backs off and overnight it terms -- turns calm. 60's later this afternoon, pretty close to where we should be. tonight, a frost advisory beginning at midnight for the north bay valley. even mill valley, napa, where the temperature could drop to 30 degrees. jobina: good morning. we will start with live cameras beginning with the san mateo bridge. traffic is starting to pick up. that's where you see the

taillights. the richmond san rafael bridge, much lighter conditions. traffic headed toward the north bay really begins to fill in. minor slowdowns for this crash in union city on northbound 880 past woodland road. i will probably be talking about this throughout the morning because the bart disruptions have caused issues for people's commutes that rely on the red line because it is suspended indefinitely. check the schedule before you leave if you rely on bart.

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to the teller asking the cash to be counted discreetly. the teller alerted her manager because she thought it was a robbery. she claims kugler would not talk and just kept saying to read his note. >> as a medical assistant that works in my house, i prefer you pay in cash. every time i make a withdrawal to pay her because it is a large amount, she works a lot, if i don't write down on a note how much i want out and i don't want it ran through the money counter at the desk, the whole bank isn't looking at it. reggie: officers determined kugler was never in the wrong and they've called the incident a mistake. bank of america has also apologized. a 49er fan who was critically injured during an altercation at sofi stadium is out of a coma. kumasi: this is video of daniel luna working with a physical

therapist at a rehab facility, placed in a mentally induced -- medically induced coma after he was hit and fell. his attorney says he is improving. >> he's come a long way. he has a strong sense of humor and a strong spirit it is too soon to know where he is going to be in the future. kumasi: another development,,, man was charged with a single count of felony battery. his attorney says he will not plead guilty. luna's restaurant is still closed. reggie: the san francisco mayor delivered her state of the city addressed focusing on recovery from covid as well as homelessness and public safety. she used the backdrop of the mission rock development to focus on affordable housing and spoke about rebounding from covid. she said it is time to reopen

the city and bring business and foot traffic back. >> our recovery will not be easy, will not be quick. but it is coming. it is coming. san francisco is coming back. reggie: as for public public she says it is paramount to get police academies filled. she outlined steps the community is taking to help those suffering with mental health issues and addiction. kumasi: there is only one thing to get a sleeping bear out of its then on a cold winter night -- dan on a cold winter night -- den on a cold winter night, food. that's what the person who took this video shows, a bear slowly pushing through and climbing onto the ground. the bear comes out at night every two hours to find food. he wrote urbanized black bears are too smart to skip an easy

meal and us humans are too dumb to secure trash cans. reggie: isn't that hank? kumasi: that's a big one. reggie: that's a really big bear. drew: isn't that what our producer called it? it is not inaccurate. kumasi: it could be hank. reggie: we've heard nothing about hank. it was hank every day and all of a sudden no hank. kumasi: he laid. reie:e we are tracking a windy morning. the east bay hills camera bouncing around. the wind will be fastest in the hills. those of us at the surface may notice a gust from time to time but not too breezy. we will find the wind with a wind advisory through 10:00 a.m.

a mixed bag of temperatures, a lot of us in the 40's. where you have the stronger wind you are likely closer to 50 degrees and where the wind is lighter, low 40's and upper 30's. we track the gusty wind in the hills throughout the day, bright and sunny but also the coolest day through the week. late saturday into early sunday, there is the chance of a little bit of drizzle but more widespread rain is likely here on tuesday. clocks go forward one hour over the weekend so highs today are basically in the 60's with a lot of sunshine. we will feel kind of cool but this is close to where we should be when we talk about march numbers in the afternoon. 64 in the city, 65 in oakland, 67 in san jose and 69 in napa. a frost advisory for the east bay and santa clara valley tonight, temperatures dropping well into the 30's. plants could have frost forming

on them so you want to protect them as the cold air moves through. the drizzle chance over the weekend, 7:00 p.m. on saturday, increased crowd cover -- cloud cover overnight and sunday, pockets of green. closer you are to the coast, the better chance of drizzle, not widespread rain. if you have evening plans you may see a drop from time to time. windy in the hills today, later tomorrow. i think the better bet of rain will come tuesday. it is also windy with temperatures in the 60's. reggie: new at 6:00, the debate on what type of pizza to get is finally settled. domino's has you covered. kumasi: we will show you where san francisco is welcoming the biggest whole foods. reggie: a way to get fired up at orange theory. kumasi:

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reggie: a sense -- san francisco has seen a lot of major brands shut down retail but today a major opening in midmarket. kumasi: whole foods is opening its largest store in the city at market street near eighth. they are calling this their flagship store and it is more than 60,000 square feet. the store will focus on products made in northern california and will include a hot food bar. the first 200 50 shoppers get a totebag with their purchase. reggie: uber eats is you to split an order with your friends. each person can pay separately unless you are feeling generous and want to pick up the entire town. -- tab. kumasi: on tender, you can run a criminal background check.

-- tinder, you can run a criminal backup check. they only turn up information relevant to safety and not personal data. -- working out with orange theory. he will be the new chief music officer for the company, coming up with playlists. the playlists will drop in about two weeks, march 26, and continued through the rest of the year. let the beat drop. drew: let the beat drop. that gets me motivated. wind, we are tracking it in the hills because it is gusty and very windy, tam 33. oakland between 17 and 25. knoxville at 51 miles per hour.

closer to the surface for most of us they are not too terribly strong. you can see from napa to fairfield and calistoga to than the north bay, 10 to 20 miles per hour. for most of us, the wind is light around the bay shoreline. we have a wind advisory in effect for the north mountains and east bay hills. it will go until 4:00 p.m. for solano county, wind gusting between 40 to 50 miles per hour. could see tree branches come down and isolated powe that's something we will track. the east hills camera is tracking it. here is how the day is shaping up. the sun comes up in about a half-hour, windy in the hills. much calmer later tonight but we are tracking the coolest afternoon this week with temperatures into the 60's. kumasi: new at 6:00, how far

would you go to save a little on gas? one california couple seriously stretching the limit. reggie: a fire station unlike we've ever seen, or like a battleship, the first and only floating fire station. the important reasons as it gets put to use starting today. kumasi: a wartime threat at another station hundreds of miles above. russia's plan to target the american astronaut on the international space station. reggie: we have a beautiful sunrise cooking.

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( ♪ ) (chiming) ( ♪ ) (laughter) ( ♪ ) >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: top stories at 6:00, pressure ramping up its invasion in concerning ways, failed attempts at diplomacy overnight as russia targeted children's

hospital. what the country to be planning next. >> i will do a quick math equation in my head. reggie: and an interesting dilemma gig workers are facing right now. are they going to pick you up or just move along? the decision high gas prices is having on your uber or lyft. kumasi: and it is a windy day. drew is tracking the speeds and jobina is tracking the windy spots on the roadways. it's thursday, march 10. reggie: and our camera is steady as she goes. drew, it's a sunny day, yeah? drew: a lot of us will feel gusts from time to time, but near the surface is not too terrible. our wind advisory is in the north mountains and east bay hills, and you can see the wind gusting close to 50 miles per hour. mount tam gusting to 33, even

the east bay hills