it. reggie: a busy intersection met with silence. a boy writing his bike never makes it to class. the problem with that crosswalk. we are waking up with the shot of some stormy weather. drew is tracking some lightning. drew: we could see some tomorrow afternoon. today, do not worry. we are dry and warmer compared to yesterday. saturday, we will track the wet weather. we've got 30's and 40's this morning. it is 39 in napa. outside, we will look at the east hills camera. we have a little fog out there. where waking up to partly cloudy skies. that's how the day will remain. we are slowly warming to the 50's and 60's. this afternoon, most of us go into the 60's low 70's.

it is a level one to start out the weekend. we have gusty winds and a chance of a thunderstorm popping up. we will go hour-by-hour and show you the rain moving in. kumasi: a critical meetin a between president biden and the chinese president will begin. joe biden wants to assess where beijing stands. >> russia set a missile attack from the polish border. the biden meeting comes at a pivotal moment in the war in ukraine. china is weighing whether to provide military or financial assistance to russia. resident biden will warn against that. there are signs china is looking to soften the blow on western sanctions imposed on russia. >> china is not denounce what russia is doing speaks volumes. the ukrainian military says they fired six missiles toward the

western city. the mayor says the crafter the airport was hit. work has been stopped. there were no reports of cashel tease. a statement department official says a u.s. citizen has been killed in a separate russian attack. he was waiting in a bread line. a bipartisan group of senators is heading to poland and germany to learn about the response to the war in ukraine. jobina: there was a show support for the citizens of ukraine. it the sonoma mayor welcomed ukraine at council general and his counselor delegation to the city hall yesterday. the city hosted the delegation and support of the people of ukraine. >> russia has attack russia hasa us, they have a brutal ofhey haa

against our basic human values. jobina: sister city relationship in 1987. it is a formal agreement that includes cultural and educational exchanges. the ukrainian flag is displayed alongside the american flag on the front of city hall. the colors will light up sonoma city hall through sunday. >> grief cns at a middle schooln mountain view. they will help supporttudentsand student was kil. gloria is live with the questions on this crash and the intersection. gloria: you are right. there are many questions. he was deeply loved, others who knew him say he always had a smile on his face. you see this growing memorial

for the 13-year-old hit and killed while riding his bicycle. his family very shaken up by this tragedy. he was on his way to school and only blocks away. police learned about the crash between a cyclist and a transport truck on grant road in mountain view. the blue travel truck is in the right lane. the driver stayed on the scene, describing them as very cooperative. he is currently not facing charges. they don't believe drugs or speed were factors. it's unclear what caused the crash. this is a dangerous intersection. >> it's the most brutal intersection i've ever been in. people completely ignore you here, across the street, especially catty corner from here. gloria: the boy was middle school. the letter expressed condolences

to those impacted by his smile, laugh, heart. in addition to being at the school today, grief counselors will be there on monday. julian: the man suspected of shooting a bay area police officer is due in court today. he died after that shooting in oakland back in november. oakland police have charged three people in the murder. one of the suspects is still out there this morning. u.s. marshals are asking for help tracking him down. he's the suspected that driver. >> i've spoken it to his wife. we will do everything we could to identify the people responsible. it is rewarding to come before her in the family and friends and say we have identified those individuals and they are being brought to justice. julian: chief armstrong identified the shooter. he is scheduled for a first

quarter prince today. the third suspect was already in custody on unrelated charges. jobina: mount diablo unified educators are ready to strike. 92% of the members voted to walk off the job and today they will be picketing before and after school. amy has been following the negotiations. she joins us live from walnut creek. amy: you're going to see what looks like a strike on campuses like this one. it's just a picket line. it's a warm up, a warning. they want to show that they are unified and ready to go. this is the mount diablo school district. they will be picketing this morning. they have said that 92% of their members are in favor of striking if their demands are not met. they have schools in the east bay the 680 core door.

the east bay say they need a pay raise over six years in the district is offering 7%. >> i know how vital their contract is. it's essential to retaining the teachers we have been bringing in new wins. love and a career does not buy groceries. it doesn't pay the bills. it doesn't put gas in the tank. amy: teachers chose to pick it because it's the day the fact-finding panel willtheyouncg recommendas. teachers believe the district can afford to give them raises, dating back to 2017 and going through 2024. the superintendent says there is not money for these wages. teachers will pick before and after school.

we are reporting live in walnut creek. jobina: teachers in the unified district will return to the classroom today. the teachers union and announce it has reached an agreement with the district ending a six day strike. the agreement was a monumental shift that will prioritize teachers in the budget. all schools are still operating on a half-day schedule today as planned. julian: the debate over gun safety hits a speed bump this morning. jobina: the drought outlook, new expectations for california's spring break forecast. drew: we are tracking the little of rain coming our way. tomorrow morning at, light showers move-in in from the west. it's on enough showers to the morning and afternoon. the storm will exit saturday evening for a brighter and drier sunday. it will also

in coming months. that is according to the spring outlook. this is what california it looks like now. extreme drought, the red on the map, expanded to 35% of the state. >> if you look at the water area as a whole, we had some very wet weeks in december. by january and february, we were very dry. that led to a re-intensification of the drought conditions. kumasi: the spring outlook shows below normal precipitation in much the state. this is not the news we wanted to hear as this continues to worsen.

drew: our water year begins october 1. so far, we've basically seen half of our average rainfall. we are in this dry pattern for the last couple of months. we will see rain tomorrow. temperatures will be in the 60's and 70's. look at the weekend forecast, the rain returns tomorrow. this is windy in the afternoon it, you will feel that cooler air. sunday, it's the better of the two days. a lot of sunshine. spring begins in the morning. we will have a little bit of snow. we have 2-6 inches of snow. i really would anticipate we will see controls at some part of the day. that's the weather. let's see how we're doing on the roads. sarah: we are watching the roads

up in tahoe. we will have the report coming up later this hour. we will take you to the east shore freeway. you are in some pretty good company here. this is moving along fairly nicely. when you get to the bay bridge toll plaza, it is still friday light. the median lights were turned on at 5:47 a.m. you can see then see then see te early morning commuters. we had a solo spin out on the right shoulder. that may be part of the reason people are slowing down there. if your travels take you over the summit on 17, were looking a little slow northbound. we had a spin out and a near accident off to the shoulder. julian: an urgent warning for

fentanyl in san francisco found an unlikely source. jobina: the country dropping its restrictions. julian: the simple daily routine it from this principle that is now hit with her students. jobina: we are bringing you alive picture. you can see the bay

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it is designed to reduce gun violence in the city. jobina: a new warning about overdoses. an alert and response to a series of overdoses. they've been among people actually exposed to fentanyl while using cocaine. they have seen three deadly and nine nondeadly overdoses in the last two weeks involving people who say they thought they were using cocaine only. fentanyl can be up to 50 times more potent than heroin. julian: all covert restrictions and the u.k. have been lifted for arriving passengers. they no longer have to take tests when they land. locator forms are no longer required. government officials say they deliberately ended the restrictions before easter. plans are drawn up to respond for any variance. jobina: a daily ritual is

changing lives for students at a school in maine. the principal makes it a point to take a walk with every student every day. they just walk around the building, they talk about life. helps the kids open up and talk about anxiety. the principal says she and her staff are doubling down efforts to listen to how isolation is making them feel and how they can cope with it. julian: it makes each student feel important. jobina: i wonder how the kids go to that school. she is getting her steps in. drew: i got a pizza party with my principal. they pick one kid in each i think it was based on how much you read. it was like second grade. the number was not high.

a limo pulled up. we went to burger king. then we got pizza after. i still remember that. no one could decide it. it was divided who wanted what. we just went to both. you stroll in at 1:00 in the afternoon all happy. jobina: they don't get in on the party? drew: it was five kids. julian: vip status. i got the personal pan pizza. drew: ask reggie about it. temperatures are 30's and 40's out there. we have partly cloudy skies today. it's really conditions as we go about the morning. the forecast headlines call fore

forecast. it's windy in the afternoon. sunday is totally dry. there is a lot going on in the forecast. it's a a a a compared to yesterday. we will find increasing a cloud cover, temperatures in the 40's. tomorrow, it's a level 1. light to moderate showers, gusty winds and the chance were a thunderstorm popping up. we could see some hail. 7:00 on saturday morning, the rain begins to move in. it's not a steady rain the entire day. wet weather continues into the afternoon. rainfall estimates totals, winds will pick up

tomorrow evening. especially along the coastline. we have some snow to the sierra again. chain controls are very likelyer if you are traveling from tahoe. we are drier on sunday. it than it's all about those records possibly next week. jobina: here's a look happening on it gma. >> it's great to be with you this morning. coming up, we will start with the latest from ukraine. just miles from the border of poland, the search for survivors is still happening after that horrific attack. russia has changed its tactics. there is a high-stakes call with china. the request from the moderna for

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this is our next storm system we are tracking tomorrow. today we are dry. tomorrow is a level 1. sunday, we are dry. spring arrives in the morning with temperatures back to normal. julian: a contentious debate over a historic college swimming title, demonstrated turned out after a summer became the first transgender athlete to win an ncaa division i title. thomas whims for the university of pennsylvania. she finished first in the 500 yard freestyle. her victory is the most recent development in theebe er the participation of transgender athletes and sports. >> identities don't play sports. unfortunately, no matter how you identify, your body will remain the biological sex you were born. julian: an anonymous letter

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. julian: here are your top stories. the different looking at school day for thousands of students in the east bay. they will see some of their teachers picking out front when they arrive. en ey want you to pay attention. jona:ki theexthe julian: get ready to eat and repeat. that's the plan if you love some good food and good discounts on good food. some of the best eats are out for restaurant week. it all starts today. jobina: the seminoles, where were those? julian: i want all of it to be honest. jobina: i recognized -- that

looked like silver mesa. drew: she knows. jobina: i don't know about the cinnamon roll. i want to find it. julian: calories don't count for the next week. drew: today is a great day, we have dry conditions. tomorrow, we have visibility issues in the north bay. we are doing just fine on our or friday. we have some patchy fog out there. it's a partly cloudy day on the way. we are slowly warming through the 50's and 60's. today feels a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. today is dry, tomorrow the wet weather returns. the impact scale is a level 1. we will show you that rain coming up. julian: mount diablo teachers are preparing to picket for that are paid today.

the overwhelming majority of members of already voted in favor of walking off the job. amy is live for us in walnut creek where teachers are expected to picket in a matter of hours. >> we are at one of the campuses where we expect to see picket lines. this is in a strike. it's a warm up. it teachers say they are a week away from a possible strike. today is a picket to show that they are united and serious. they chose today because the fact-finding panel will meet. it's expected t release nonbinding recommendations about how to proceed. these teachers say they need a 12% pay raise dating back to 2017 it through the end of 2024. the district says it cannot afford that. the district is offering a 7% raise.

the teachers union says 92% of teachers have voted to authorize a strike. >> the earliest day for a strike to win what's best for our students would be monday, march 28. there are a lot of moving pieces. we want everyone to be aware of the earliest possible date so they can start building contingency plans. we want a fair settlement. >> this is the mount diablo school district, they have campuses along the 680 corridor. teachers plan to picket today. it is not a strike, it is more like a warm up. they say they will be picketing before and after school today. we are reporting live in walnut creek. julian: san francisco unified teachers are packed up their sleeping bags after spending this past several nights at district headquarters.

jobina: some teachers werere underpaid. they got a commitment from the school district that all outstanding checks would be resolved by today. a new payroll system led to underpayments and more than 1000 cases. a special-education education teacher tells us she received money for programs. >> i was really excited to see the email. i saw 15% interest paid to educators for each day backpay was owed. jobina: any errors will be paid within 72 hours. julian: now to the latest in ukraine, the foreign minister from russia said any supplies containing military equipment will be considered legitimate targets for russian airstrikes. an american was killed by russian schelling. that comes after the defense

ministry said it thinks russia's invasion of ukraine has stalled. the kremlin is now relying on long-range missile systems doing major damage across the country. the search continues at a theater in ukraine that served as a shelter. 130 people have been rescued. the building was struck satellite images showing the words. a day after calling vlafter putin were criminal, president biden had harsher words on thursday. >> his brutality and he's doing and what his trips are doing in ukraine is inhumane. julian: the u.s. the u.s. the ue legislation to revoke the status of russia and belarus as normal trading partners. that would open the door to more tariffs on goods. the bill is heading to the

senate. jobina: arnold schwarzenegger is making an appeal to the russian people. he posted a video message on twitter urging them to resist their disinformation. >> ukraine didn't start this war. those in power in the kremlin started this war. this is not the russian people's war. you are jobina: he spoke to russian soldiers, one of them to avoid becoming like his father, not the soldier who regretted his involvement in world war ii. the video has received 15 million views. julian: the new covid strain that could become dominant has top doctors describing what this means for all of us. jobina: you're looking live at

the new york stock exchange. another update on how the markets are doing next. julian: the next supercharged real estate market. jobina: extra hour now. we are live every weekday from 7:00 until 8:00 a.m. on the app. you can download it on your phone. you can see the drew: mixed bag. we are going to see a little of everything. the forecast. we are climbing throughhh and 60's under partly cloudy skies. the slightly warmer today compared to yesterday.

highs are under partly cloudy skies. it is 70 in san jose. it is 71 in concord. it is qui qui qui qui qui qui qi california. we have this ribbon of cloud cover as the cold front moved through. it will bring cooler air. it feels like we are in the 50's tomorrow. hour-by-hour, this is 8:00. showers are beginning to arrive. it is not a steady storm, we will have those through the afternoon. let's get a check of the roads with sue. sue: happy friday. we are taking you to walnut creek where traffic is flowing nicely. you see those taillights headed toward the 24 junction. if your travels take you from highway 4 through concord, it's about a 10 minute drive.

we have a beautiful sky this morning. the sun is starting to make it light. traffic is flowing nicely. we have one accident to report in san jose. this is back to

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buildings and facilities. the department of public health announced it is aligning with state guidelines. health officers are still recommending masks to prevent the spread of covid-19. masks are required while hearing -- attending public hearings. jobina: this morning, there are concerns over a subvariant. how worried should americans be? >> about one quarter of the cases here, it's a bit more transmissible than omicron. the good news is vaccines work fine. it's the same virus as americans have to get vaccinated. being boosted is the best possible protection. i'm confident we will get through any surge. jobina: the president has named him the new covid-19 response coordinator. gma will have a new report at

7:00. julian: modernity is asking the fda to authorize a fourth dose of the vaccine for all adults. the request does not mean all adults will need a booster shot. securing that authorization would allow for more flexibility down the road if guidance changes. the company's only four adults 65 and older. the fda is planning a meeting on booster shot recommendations for different age groups. jobina: today is match day, the day when fourth your medical students find out they will spend the next years for residency. many have held virtual celebrations because of the pandemic. today, some we act in person getting a chance to celebrate. today, we will find out their fate. good luck.

julian: it is time for your morning money report. signs of real estate markets that may be on the cusp of seeing a san francisco style price crisis. according to data, these were the top five places with supercharged demand, where values are spiking. a lot of washington and montana and utah, to california metros were on the list. many bay area people are moving out to find more affordability and space. super low mortgage rates are now a thing of the past. the average 30 year fixed home loan has risen above 4% for the first time in three years. the lending rates are likely to go even higher following the interest rate hike earlier this week. homeowners are staring at the soaring housing prices. we are taken live look at the

new york stock exchange now as trading gets underway. the s&p is on track for its weekly gain since late 2020. stocks rallied for a third straight day is investors reassess the impact the war on ukraine will have on the stock market. you can see we are down about 156 points. jobina: a s a s a s a s a s morning shows only one out of four workers said they felt taken care of by their boss. it's a different story looking back at the beginning of the pandemic. almost 50% of workers said their bosses had their best interest at heart. i 2021 it, perceptions of bosses started to drop across all industries. technology can leave people feeling behind because they can be difficult to master. a robot with artificial intelligence is trying to bridge the learning gap and provide

seniors with companionship. david introduces us to a new kind of caregiver. >> this is the new frontier for robots helping seniors use technology. this device has a name. with the help of artificial intelligence, that listens as a human companion might and provides empathetic responses. >> the product needs to feel like it has a mind of its own. >> six years of research allowed it to be tailored for older adults who may not use robotic technology. it does far more than smart speakers like alexa. it listens and responds differently. >> or membrane what people tell you, using that in future conversations, acknowledging that you listened. >> the speaker was decide in san

francisco and israel. it lights up when have a conversation. it offers exercise routines and plays trivia games. it also tells jokes. >> i'm reading a book about antigravity. it's impossible to put down. >> there is a growing care graft facing seniors. they are providing solutions, like how to get to a doctors appointment? >> there are video conferences so people can see how their loved ones are doing. three fourths of seniors in their 70's and 80's who are able to set it up in five or 10 minutes. there is a cost of to hunt a $50 plus a $30 subscription fee. julian: we have new details on the plans that are been filed with the city for the renovation

of the castro theater. we reported on it getting a makeover earlier this year. according to public records, clues about the orchestra level seats being removed and replaced. we don't know if these changes might change the number of seats. a reopening is set for next year. today, the start of oakland restaurant week. jobina: we are so excited about this 10 day event. it features local eateries. you can support your local favorites and try new dishes. there will be custom menus for the event. >> this is our chance to show off that secret sauce that oakland is so famous for, ever thing from taco trucks to michelin starred restaurants. if you have not been there, it is unbelievable.

jobina: restaurant week runs through today. i'm taking you out on wednesday. julian: we are excited. i've got to check out some new spots. drew: have you been to that michelin restaurant? jobina: i haven't been there. julian: i have not. it sounds like a great excuse. jobina: there is not a most excited. i'm just ready to eat my way through the week. julian: and get some good deals. drew: today, if you're going out, the issues are the rain and wind returning. outside, a live look as the sun is slowly rising. we are dried today. that is the big headline tomorrow.

spring starts on sunday. we will track record warmth next week. temperatures are the 70's. it will feel a little bit warmer compared to yesterday. upper 40's to low 50's, it's level 1 light storm we are tracking. there is the chance tomorrow of a thunderstorm popping up. we could see some hail. hour-by-hour, we are just beginning to see those light showers move-in. it's not raining the entire day today. scattered showers are in the forecast. in the evening, the storm gets out of here. total rainfall with the storm, a quarter of an inch or less. we will see gusty winds pick up tomorrow evening. the strongest winds will be along t.

as we take a look at snowfall, a wind advisory is coming our way. it will last through 11:00. two inches of snow are possible. chain regulations could be in effect. it is wet and windy tomorrow. i'm all about the warmer temperatures, records are possible tuesday and wednesday. sue: let's take a look at your tahoe report. there might be some extra snow on the ground, a couple of inches right now. there are no chain requirements. it's looking great, three hours and 20 minutes. if you're traveling on 80, three hours and 16 minutes. it's smooth sailing all the way to sugar bowl, one of the closest resorts. they are expecting an inch or

two today. it's a breeze to get up there. enjoy yourself. that is your tahoe report. julian: san jose-based paypal expanding services to allow you to send money to ukrainians. previously, there were only able to send money out of the country. now they can make transfers on paypal. most fees are waived. jobina: bay area basketball has at least one. saint mary's moved on to the ncaa tournament. this was a really great game. one big moment on the court had nothing to do with the game. >> give her the nod. she's got it. what a play. >> march madness came to a standstill in the second half

when this happened. you can see two cheerleaders got a basketball that was stuck on the backboard. only one of them was nervous with the national spotlight. >> i was nervous. i really need to catch this. jobina: they be to hoosiers 82-53. saint mary's plays ucla tomorrow. the university of san francisco have their dreams and, losing to murray state. julian: if you are a raiders fan it, you heard about this one. the raiders trading for the best wide receiver in foot all. -- football. they will get davante adams for the next five years. the packers signed aaron rodgers to a huge new contract extension. the move reunites adams, who is

from east palo alto. new here looking for something to stream this weekend, a new version of treiber by the dozen. it debuts today. >> tennis like summer between wrangling cats and chaos. julian: in this economy? gabrielle union and sac graft play a blended family with several children. it fell on the movie mom and dad to keep things under control. >> we had to take on parental roles. gabrielle has children. she was more of the bad cop. i was fun uncle. i would get them riled up and she would be stopped. calm them down. we are late.

julian: every child in child ini family is celebrated for their unique in these -- uniqueness. disney is the parent company of abc 7. jobina: that looks cute. it was in the early to thousands, it was also a remic. julian: this one has gabrielle union. you can watch all of our newscast live and on-demand through the bay area tv app. it's a villa for apple tv, android, and roku. download the app now. jobina: as we had to break, you -- a beautiful look outside. the sun is starting to come u

meeting with the chinese president to assess where

beijing stands on the worn ukraine. president biden will warning him against giving aid to russia. julian: grief counselors will be on hand at graham middle school today to help support students and teachers. a student was hit and killed while biking to school. jobina: east bay students will see teachers on the picket lines this morning, demanding better pay. teachers have authorized a strike. both will try to reach a deal. julian: indoor masking is no longer required in the city. the department of health announced it is aligning with state guidelines. drew: we are taking a look at a partly cloudy day. the sun is up at 7:16. rain returns in the it's a level 1 on the storm impact scale. sue: troubles in your commute in san jose. north 101, an accident was

blocking all lanes. they have cleared it to the shoulder. you are back toward tully road. jobina: fans of the movie and concho get ready, you are ready to stream a sing-along version of the film only on disney plus. if you haven't seen it yet, sing-along's were frozen and beating the beast are also coming later this year. disney is the parent company of abc 7. have you seen it? sue: i've heard it. i have neighbors with little kids. i have heard it nonstop. drew: my niece is so excited for this today. she is constantly thinking these songs. jobina: let me get on it then. julian: i know we don't talk about bruno. i know that. jobina: thanks for watching.

have a great weekend. you can watch us again on news at 7:00. good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. breaking overnight, putin opens a new front in the war on ukraine as president biden prepares to confront china. russian forces strike ukraine's city of lviv for the first time just miles from the border with poland. as the search for survivors is still under way after an attack on a theater. believed to be sheltering as many as a thousand civilians. our reporters are live in lviv and kyiv this morning as as secretary of state blinken moscow may be setting the stage for a chemical weapons attack as russia changes its tactics. president biden talks with one of putin's allies, chinese president xi. > blocked. the latest on wnba star brittney griner still jailed in russia. the u.s. claims russia is stonal