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 gusting 17

from 25 time to time. temperatures atemperatures atemp this morning. the east bay hills camera, bouncing around with those winds , and sunrise at 6:28 today. the wind backs off later today, but this is the coolest day all week with temperatures in the 60's. we will talk about overnight, with frost advisories coming up in about nine minutes. reggie: the foreign ministers of russia and ukraine held a meeting in turkey, as russia appears to be shifting to a more destructive \ phase phase phasee war, with no regard for civilian casualties. kumasi: he told the media it seemed "there are other decision-makers further matter in russia." russias foreign minister also

falsely claimed that russia did not attack ukraine. this comes after a horrific attack on a children's and maternity hospital in ukraine, killing three people, including a young girl. officials are concerned in washington that russia could be prepared to use chemical or biological weapons after accusing ukraine of running biolab's with u.s. support. >> the russian accusations are absurd. they are laughable. kumasi: according to cnn, ukrainian officials are accusing russia of bombing the green corridor, designated to evacuate ma kumasi? kumasi: this morning, russia is making new sets regarding a safety of any american astronaut on the international space station and the --

u.s. sanctions. they threatened to abandon the american astronaut at the station. he is supposed to return home on a russian ship in three weeks. russia also says that without russia's away from space junk, it could crash into america or other countries. a former astronaut says that is egregious. >> we do have the ability to control the space station independent from the russian space agency. it is a crazy threat. i do not see that happening. kumasi: we will have more on this, including the twitter exchange between scott kelly and the head of the russian space agency. reggie: in the national average for gas is now $4.31 a gallon, up from $3.72 a week ago. across california, drivers are paying an average of $5.69 in

the area. this is impacting gig workers who depend on their cars to make a living. kumasi: this resident drives for lyft and doordash weekly. he measures the drive to the actual mileage, and it makes a difference. >> you have to count even better. anything over two miles, i need to make three dollars a mile. kumasi: he told us he is doing everything he can to save money, even while driving a prius. he is thinking of leaving the gig industry altogether. reggie: happening today, the recreation and parks department expected to give their plan on an approval that would close golden gate park's main road to traffic. jfk drive first closed during the pandemic to give more people for walking and biking.

supporters say it will give people more space to enjoy the park. opponents plan to protest at city hall at 9:00 this morning. they worry this could limit accessibility to people with mobility issues or disability. and the climate and environment, key parts of building a better bay area. today, a brand-new edition that has been years in the making. a state-of-the-art floating fire station on the embarcadero. it specially designed for climate events that might be coming our way. gloria: good morning. we are talking about a floating fire station. the $15 million project was delayed by more than a year partly because of the pandemic, but it is opening today. we have footage from 2020, when crews move the two-story station from treasure island to its location in the embarcadero here

. this is right near the bay bridge and sits behind station 35, built in 1915, which is too small to meet the city's needs. the fire department decided to put this station on the water because of the effects of climate change. it is designed to be resistant to the expected sea level rise and also earthquakes, and being on the water will also make it easier to dispatch rescue watercraft. this is believed to be the only floating fire station in the western hemisphere. london breed will be joining officials to celebrate the opening of the new fire station, going on at 11:00 this morning. kumasi? kumasi: thank you, gloria. our coverage is on demand on our abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can download the app for your roku, apple tv, amazon fire or android tv's, then scroll down to the climate section.

more stories coming your way at 6:00, including a disturbing mystery found in oakland. >> it's pretty insane. >> i was kind of shocked. the mummified remains startled me. kumasi: a decaying body found in a wall. the mummified remains found at a construction site. and it's easy to avoid high gas prices if you just walk. the couple making their way to san francisco. drew: a windy day in our hills, but a bright day for everyone going into the 60's. later tonight, a frost advisory begins at mid night for the north bay and santa clara

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live doppler 7 showing you we have a cold front moving through california right now, kicking up our winds. tim gusting -- mo -- mo -- mo - close to 50 miles per hour. anywhere from 13 to 25 miles per hour, so here is the wind advisory until 10:00 a.m. today, all areas shaded in yellow. went to the north gusting 50 miles per hour. as we go hour-by-hour, the strongest winds felt this morning. through the afternoon and after sunset, the wind columns down, then it will be light with clear skies that allow us to cool off with the frost advisory, dropping close to 30 degrees. that's weather, let's get a check of traffic with jobina. jobina: hi, everyone. we have a sig alert right now

that i am following near san mateo, i should really say. this is eastbound 92 past state route 35, so you see the purple line on the map, all eastbound lanes are closed. metering lights came on at the bay bridge toll plaza at 5:43, but traffic is starting to fill in on the san mateo bridge heading toward the peninsula. i also want to mention the bart issue that has been going on since monday. the redline suspended indefinitely because of the fire and the issues they continue to check out. kumasi: it's a new exhibit ait the art museum, with one young painter's largest body of work toende little luke skywalker just -- in

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kumasi: the san francisco district attorney plan strip dismiss -- plans to dismiss one remaining charge against an officer, where video showed him beating a black man with his baton. the jury is deadlocked on that charge. abc 7 is told that it is the victims wish to have the charge dismissed. this is the first time in sfpd officer has been tried for excessive force while on duty. and investigators are working to identify a mummified body found in a construction site in oakland. reggie: they plan to do that

with dental records, dna evidence, and possibly fingerprints. the remains appear to be from a male. the sheriffs office says the body was preserved within the wall, where it was found. they say they hope the person's hands can be t fingerprints can be taken. but for now, there is lots of speculation on how the body got there and what went wrong. >> i hope they can identify how it got there, who was in that wall, who the person was. they can hopefully notify the family. >> i hope their spirit is in a good place. reggie: the convention center has a history of popular events. and the biden administration is restoring california's power to set its own car emissions rules, reversing the trump era policy.

the state can also imp mandates for single emission vehicles that do not commit to global warming. at least 15 states and columbia have signed onto california' vehicle standards, which are tougher than federal rules. kumasi: this retrospective marks the first time a conference of showing of alex neil's work has ever been displayed on the west coast. neil is heralded as one of the 20th century's most radical painters, known as known for championing social justice. >> we see a document to radical empathy and someone who closely studied the meaning of human connection in the way it speaks to us through art. kumasi: the exhibition, which

features paintings, drawings and watercolors, will run through july 10. reggie: new at 6:00, hooting and hollering over skiing while being pulled on horseback. here it is. >> [indiscernible] [laughter] reggie: what? kumasi: oh, you can jump. well, somebody can. it won't be me. reggie: a glimpse into the annual event in leesville, colorado. the horse and rider duo is launching down the street at full speed. this is the 74th year of -- am i saying this right? s kumasi: reggie: are you familiar with

it? jobina: it's outside of denver, between denver and aspen. reggie: is it near golden? jobina: no, golden is really close to denver. i've done horseback riding when i lived there in the snow, which was amazing. i tried to ski, but not together. reggie: i don't want that for you either. i don't really want that for you. [laughter] kumasi: where is she? reggie: not in the street, pulled by a horse. drew: ok, not saying we did this as kids, but we tied tubes to a quad when it snowed, so very similar set up. reggie: i don't get the n either. skiing and -- what is the jor part? you are the farmer, you figure it out. drew: i know cows.

that is fast. a lot of stopped. but it is great. skijoring. reggie: but it is utterly amazing. drew: goodbye. here is a live look outside our exploratorium camera. the sun is about eight minutes away from rising on the horizon, so here is the pollen index. i wish wish wish wish wish for allergy sufferers, but the pollen is still high. until then, take the medicine. 30's and 40's, warmer air, but napa with gusty winds at 50 degrees. the wind advisory last until 10 a.m. this morning. we are tracking a bit of drizzle possible over the weekend, but really moreno is likely on tuesday. we change our clocks over the weekend as datalink --

daylight savings time begins. we are close to where we should be for this time of year and overnight tonight, the frost beginning for areas in the santa clara valley. 7:00 p.m. on saturday, late saturday and early sunday,, closed to the coast we could see some drizzle. we will likely track wetter weather come tuesday, and here is the tuesday storm. we could see a quarter of an inch in some spots, but people track closely on tuesday as the wind moves through. there is the wind tomorrow, a chance of drizzle over the weekend, but the ba chance of a storm is coming up on tuesday.

ginger: coming up on up on will start with the latest on the war in ukraine. high-stakes diplomaticcountries. russia releasing attacks on civilians, including growing concern about power plants that are now under pressure control -- russian control. and prices at the pump expected to climb even higher. is there relief in sight? also this morning, golf great tiger woods inducted into the great golf hall of fame. his 14-year-old daughter sam gave him a touching introduction, and we can't wait for you to hear what she said about her dad. and then from a nightmare to a miracle. a dad's premature newborn rescued from the war zone zone z

we will take you through that harrowing journey, right here on gma. reggie: we were talking about how nice it is to see you altogether back in the studio, especially at the end of the show. we love it. ginger: yes, and you too. i saw your picture -- still far enough away but close. reggie: it's great to see people again.

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the collaboration makes sense. you can see who takes home oscar gold on abc seven sunday, march 27 at 5:00 p.m. and the top google search overnight, the hype for the trailer for obi-wan kenobi. kumasi: everyone wants to know what is the latest for this series coming to disney plus. >> jedi cannot know what they are. their compassion leaves a trail. kumasi: this limited series is set 10 years after the third star wars movie, revenge of the sith. ewan mcgregor r r r r r r jedi master when the series may 25. disney is the parent company of abc 7. reggie: that that that that

expensive, doesn't it? this looks especially expensive. i feel like they got the checkbook out for this one. ewan mcgregor is not cheap either, so i am excited to see him. i like him a lot. kumasi: and a san diego couple is getting their steps in, walking all the way to san francisco. reggie: they have ditched their car altogether during the boom in gas prices. they remember much cheaper times. >> i $.25. reggie: 82-year-old gasper ir ir long-distance runner who has racked up a lot of miles. we don't know when they plan to arrive to the bay area. kumasi: what is in the stroller? reggie: or who is in the stroller?

when they come up here we can ask. kumasi: coming your way at 6:30, one of the largest teacher strikes we have seen in a long time expected to start in the north bay. reggie: and the newest whole foods opening this morning. and -- kumasi: black panther directorer and oakland native rhyme googler handcuffed by mistake. the mistake that calling the police. reggie: and you can see at the water -- they just went under.

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refugees streaming out of ukraine. one of the managing to escape the war sewn after -- war zone after hiding in a bunker, and she is telling her story of fleeing to the bay area. kumasi: and eye-popping gas prices up and down the stays\te. can you guess where this seven dollar gas price is as relief is finally on the way? reggie: and the return of sesame street live -- for all audiences. drew: whoa. i don't like seeing monster with legs. i don't like that for me. that is trauma. [laughter] kumasi: i enjoyed it. reggie: so you are traumatizing me at work. kumasi: ok, get it, cookie

monster. i am ready to see it. drew: i will go with you, kumasi. kumasi: i would get up and dance. drew: you would too. reggie: you grew up just seeing the can and the face and now you see the legs -- there was a garbageman who who carried him around. drew: no, bring it back. look at elmo work. reggie: he is six feet tall. kumasi: cookie monster is getting it. drew: i dance -- even if they have the trashcan sit there, they could do a lot. kumasi: everybody else is dancing. drew: let him have some fun. this is the story in our hills. knoxville dusting 40 miles per hour, diablo, 51, tam,

we have a wind advisory until 10:00 a.m., and for good reason. we are in the low 50's and sheltered from the wind, in the 30's in palo alto and san ramon right now. sun is about to go over the horizon, it is up at 6:28 this morning. wins back off late tonight, but this is the coolest day we have all week and temperatures, 60's under mostly sunny skies. at frost advisory later tonight, coming up in nine minutes. that's coming up. kumasi? reggie: teachers are demanding higher pay, which has caused this district to close schools for at least one day. amy: they will be close for now, but loud later today.

expect to see loud, rallying cries from teachers to go on strike. if you plan to send your kids to school today, the union is predicting 90% of teachers will be on strike today. some schools will end up closing early. the district will try to cover those gaps by sending administrators, substitute and retired teachers in the classroom, but this is not the same and they will not be closing early. district cannot afford to pay the teachers more, but the teachers say they cannot afford to live here on what they are making. >> almost 50% 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. young professionals, they cannot afford to live here. they have roommates, second and third jobs -- >> wholeheartedly, we want to compensate our teachers and do it in a financially responsible way. amy: the superintendent says if she meets the teacher demands, the school would face a deficit in two years. teachers will be picketing at 7:30 this morning, impacting 2000 student. one school, monte vista and her monterey -- monte vista elementary, will be closed today. kumasi: students at oakland unified schools will have to continue masking until after spring break. the mask mandate will remain in effect until at least april 15,

as the district is revising its indoor mask guidance right now. to the war in ukraine, germany and france demanded an immediate cease-fire during a phone call with russian president vladimir putin. this video shows the russian military coming under attack near kyiv and retreating. and while, vice-president kamala harris wrapped up a meeting with poland's president in warsaw. she says she traveled: assure you -- travel to poland to show the united states was invested in the area's security. > we have shown what we have done and what we are prepared to do to help people of ukraine, full stop. kumasi: the u.s. has delivered two patriot defense missile

systems to poland. they recently refused an offer from poland to hand over fighter jets to be given to ukraine. with the situation continuing to deteriorate at a rapid pace, thousands of people are still trying to leave the country. reggie: we spoke to one woman in the bay area who escaped from the war zone, finding shelter in a bunker. >> one of them bay area this past saturday. >> we heard the missiles. i saw the airplane in front of my eyes. >> the woman, a 20-year-old college student studying from kyiv, agreed to speak to me. she has come to stay with her brother, who immigrated to the u.s. a decade ago. her parents decided to stay in

ukraine, their father joining the resistance fending off the russian invasion, and their mother unwilling to leave his side. >> i do feel guilty that i am here in a safe place, while all of my friends and family are in ukraine. >> she describes her terrifying journey out of the country, trying for days to get a train out of kyiv. >> they were all scared, everyone was in panic. >> spending her nights in a makeshift bomb shelter with other people. >> they were crying, they were in a terrible state. i would try not to look at them because i was also crying. >> she finally made her way to the polish border by bus, exhausted mentally and physically. in poland, she finally boarded a flight to the bay area, reuniting with her brother but

still facing the war. >> when i hear an airplane i just forget. >> the woman will stay here in america, but has dreams of one day returning back home to friends, family, and a life that can seem like a distant memory. >> ukraine is eternally united. it's hard to keep positive. >> she forget the people giving their lives and the point of freedom. >> tim johns, abc7news. reggie: if you would like to help ukraine, we have a full list of groups and nonprofits donating to help refugees. kumasi: growing calls for the

government to suspend the gas tax. jobina fortson is at the live desk with what could be. jobina: the 12% price drop of oil came after the united arab emirates called on its opec partners to ramp up production as the u.s. and other countries plan to ban russian oil. here at home, an increasing number of lawmakers want no more gas taxes when prices hit record highs. several governors are asking congress to suspend the federal gas tax, just over 18%, and lawmakers in michigan and pennsylvania have announced proposals to suspend or reduce state gas taxes. governor newsom is planning on providing tax rebates for people, but not suspend the gas tax. according to aaa, prices jump $.13 a gallon in california yesterday. $5.82 in san

five dollars 70 six cents, and oakland, five out -- oil futures are up nearly 4%. reggie? reggie: happening today, a virtual hearing to settle lawsuits over the sackler family's purdue pharma is taking place. roughly 20% will give direct statements while sackler family members listen in. they founded purdue pharma and some settlement plans have tentative approval for the judge. that is scheduled for 7:00 this morning. the state of the city -- san francisco mayor london breed laying out her plans, including big changes taking place tomorrow. and the silicon valley shift -- signs that the area might not be quite the u.s. tech hub anymore. and the pizza to all pizzas? dominoes cooking up a pizza that might be the best or worst thing of all time. looking out at the big

the new york stock exchange, we are starting the day the opposite way. we are down. abc 7 at 7:00 is live, our exclusive streaming show every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. you can download it for your phone, tablet, rok apple fe tv, and android. jobina: this is a slowdown on eastbound 92 past state route 35. speeds around 11 miles per hour in the area. the bay bridge toll plaza is packed right now. we are watching a trend of the pre-pandemic time metering li ghts. the san raphael bridge is busy

for people traveling to the north bay, antioch to concord, 42 minutes, and thankfully still on time here, 16 minutes. drew: we have a wind advisory in our hills, and look at the wind speeds right now, 51 at hood mountain, the east hills gusting at 32. where we find our strongest winds in the northway, from fowler field -- from fairfield to napa, lasting for the east bay hills and solano county, we will five wins -- find winds gusting over 50 miles per hour. they are strongest this morning and the afternoon and into the evening, the wind backs off. the wind is much lighter if not call him if we had into friday. it is windy and hills, a sunny day and reasonable with temperatures in the mid and upper 60's.

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reggie: new police body camera video shows black panther director and oakland native ryan kugler ler ler ler ler teller thought he was trying to rob them. this video is from january. according to atlanta police, he was withdrawing $12,000 from his bank of america account, and slid a note to the teller asking the cash to be counted discretely. she claimed kugler would not talk to her and just said to keep -- just kept saying to read the note. >> there is a medical assistant who works in my house. i withdraw a large amount to pay her, because she works a lot. i don't want it ran through the money counter right there at the

desk, the whole bank ends of looking at it. reggie: officers determine he was never in the wrong and have called the incident a mistake. bank of america has also apologized. kumasi: san francisco mayor london breed delivered her state of the city address, using the backdrop of the mission rocked development to highlight efforts to build more affordable housing. she focused most of her speech on rebounding from covid, saying it is time to open the city and bring foot traffic and business back. >> our recovery will not be easy. it will not be quick, but it is coming. it's coming. san francisco is coming back. kumasi: mayor breed announced that as of tomorrow, as this is will no longer have to require proof of vaccination or a

regular covid test. she also says it is paramount to get san francisco's police academy filled. she outlined steps her administration is taking to help people struggling with until health issues and addiction, including reggie: nine cities are considered rising stars intact, including atlanta, dallas, denver, miami, austin, texas also surging with any companies expanding there. offices include tesla, facebook, google, and oracle. workers are attracted to areas with lower cost of living then bit east and the west areas. amazon says it will make the price more accessible to everyday investors by performing a 20 to one stock split on wednesday. it is also facing a potential

justice department investigation. a congressional committee is accusing amazon of lying about the data it collects. and wall street reacting to news that u.s. consumer inflation rose 7.9% last february compared to the year before. i should say february, not last february. that's another four decade high. skyrocketing energy and commodity prices related to the russian invasion of ukraine pushed elevated costs higher. as trading gets underway, we are in negative territory, down about 130 points this morning. kumasi: and domino's is trying a daring blend of pizza toppings into pan -- -- in japan -- all of them. it is a 30 topping pizza with four quadrants of toppings.

you have the typical toppings, then you have asparagus, spicy mayonnaise, big pepperoni, regular pepperoni, roast chicken, charcoal real beef, beef ribs and then they have a seafood mix. have i had seafood on pizza? drew: anchovies would be the closest thing. kumasi: the seafood mix has octopus, scallops, mussels and lobster, and all this for $24 for carry out. $48 for delivery, so doublet -- gas -- i don't know. drew: that's a questionable price. you have a lot of seafood. seafood is not cheap. kumasi: lobster? drew: easily $24 by itself. kumasi: and this all has different cooking times, so you

put all this and they're out once? something is going to be under, over -- drew: my hope is they are cooked individually, then sliced up and put in the box together. don't know that is happening. i will say, i do get envious of other country's fast food, because i think they are more adventurous. kumasi: i don't want the octopus. reggie: not after i watch that documentary, my octopus teacher. kumasi, you know that. kumasi: i know, but i had this octopus salad the other day. i only have part of it. i cried. [laughter] reggie: she told me not to eat octopus anymore and now this -- i can't even look at you. [laughter] kumasi: let's move on. drew: i'm picturing you crying

over a salad. can we just keep the graphics? kumasi: i'm sorry, friend. reggie: don't apologize to me. apologize to the life. [laughter] drew: give me a second. . ok. this is a beautiful picture. lots of sun. [laughter] kumasi: drew. drew: i am trying. we are in the 30's and our coldest spots. where we have the wind, we have temperatures in the 50's, so kind of a mixed bag out there. this is the windy picture from our east bay hills camera. we will track the gusty winds and our hills today. the wind advisory is until 10:00 a.m.. it's also the list day we have with temperatures in the 60's.

we will track drizzle possible late saturday and early sunday, but daylight savings time begins early sunday. breezy in our hills, lots of sunshine, mid to upper 60's. we have the frost advisory beginning in parts of the north bay and south bay, so watch out for cold temperatures. keep your plants inside, they will have some frost on them tomorrow morning. plans from out and about over the weekend, at the coast is the best chance of finding that drizzle. again, it is not a huge weather maker. again, a dusting of of of of not talking about a lot of snow out there. windy tomorrow if light wins, the best chance of finding what weather is on tuesday. let's say hi to jobina and the tahoe traffic wor report.

jobina: palisades tahoe, three hours and 22 minutes for that ride, northstar, three hours 21 minutes, and all pretty similar drive times, but northstar with the most snow, to 88 inches. chains are required for 88 as well, so kirkwood, heads up if you are traveling in that direction. also a longer drive time three hours 31 minutes, 33 to 66 inches of snow. sugar bowl is closest, with no train requirements -- chain requirements. reggie: today, some good news. a major opening in midmarket. kumasi: whole foods is opening its largest store in the city, calling it their flagship store. it is more than 60,000 where feet. it will focus on products made in california with a hot food

bar and if you are one of the first 250 shoppers there, you get a tote bag. reggie: you can put your octopus in that. kumasi: ok. [laughter] reggie: i'm done with that. new at 6:00, your favorite sesame street characters are getting ready to hit the stage. sesame street live will start touring again. they had to shut down in 20, you know why, but now it is back. audiences are back, singing c is for cookie with cookie monster and i love trash, with \ oscar the grouch, who now has legs i guess. kumasi: yes. ♪ >> ♪ i love trash anything dirty or dingy or dusty ♪ kumasi: yes. how can you not love it, friend? reggie: because he is supposed to be in that garbage can only,

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kumasi: 6:58. here are the seven things to know this morning. the ukrainian military says it has defeated a russian tank regiment your kyv. video was released this morning of the russian military coming under attack before retreating. reggie: and it won't be a normal school day for hundreds of students in sonoma county. hundreds of teachers are planning to strike. they want higher pay. kumasi: number three, gas prices across seven dollars a gallon in beverly hills. drivers are paying an average of $5.59 a gallon. reggie: and san francisco's new floating firehouse opens today, the only floating firehouse in the western hemisphere.

drew: and in wind advisory in our hills until 10:00 a.m. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. jobina: and we have a sig alert in san bruno because of a lot of debris in the roadway. it will clear up in about an hour, according to chp. kumasi: ann breaking news, news, musk and gr another baby. they are calling her y, and theiron isre and c for cookie. jobina: that's good enough for me. sesame street was my jam. ♪ reggie: -- reggie: ♪ cookie, cookie, cookie starts with c ♪ and then, octopus.

drew: stop, no, get out. goodbye. being shady to you. [laughter] good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. on this thursday morning. the high-stakes talks between russia and ukraine. this on the heels of one of the most horrific attacks the country has seen. a russian air strike destroying a children's hospital and maternity ward, the deadly blast leaving this massive crater and several wounded. this pregnant woman, rushed to safety on a stretcher, as the refugee crisis intensifies. world on edge. russia now controls at least two of ukraine's nuclear power plants, including the infamous chernobyl. the potential risk of another nuclear disaster as moscow accuses the u.s. of waging what they call an "economic war." breaking news. u.s. inflation now at a