morning." concentrate evil. that's how ukraine's president is talking about what was found the villages. civilians found dead. now word that a dozen mayors have been abducted. how one european leader is responding and where the russians are heading now. chaos downtown. a deadly mass shooting in california's capital. 76 shots ringing out in less than a minute. what authorities are saying this morning. more sticker shock at the grocery store. egg prices sky rocketing. the growing concerns about the

bird flu. a developing story from florida. a mother missing for nearly one week is found dead in a shallow grave. why her exboyfriend is in custody? nasa's mega moon rocket. and music's biggest night, the surprises and the fashion statemen statements. the top moments from the awards. good monday morning. we begin with growing out range over what's being described as concentrated evil in ukraine. russian soldiers have massacred civilian.

>> ukraine also claims russian forces abducted 11 ukrainian mayors killing at least one. em nguyen is here with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, mona. as the suburbs of kyiv are liberated new video reports what's being described as a massacre. the images are disturbing. this morning in ukraine authorities accuse russian forces of committing war crimes as they withdrew from areas around the capital. in bucha, a liberated city northwest of kyiv bodies are seen in the streets. some victims with their hands bound. others shot at close range. local officials say there's evidence some were tortured. the mayor says hundreds have been buried from a mass grave. this imagine appears to show a 45-foot trench near a church. ukrainian president zelenskyy

accuses russia of genocide, saying he does not blame the west, but criticizing the indecisivene indecisiveness. >> he said he wanted the mother of every russian soldier to see the bodies in bucha. he wants the world to act. >> reporter: ukraine's prosecutor general says the bodies of 410 civilians have been retrieved from the suburbs of kyiv, but that number is expected to rise. russia's defense ministry accuses ukrainian government of stages the images of the bodies. secretary of state antony blinkens calls this a punch to the gut. >> since the aggression we've said that we believe that russian forces have committed war crimes and we've been working to document that. >> reporter: after the discovery of those bodies in bucha, germany's defense minister said

it's time the european union discuss banning all russian gas imports. >> em nguyen in washington. thank you. vladimir putin's long-time ally in europe has claimed a victory. critics have said orban has taken over institutions. at least six people are dead in sacramento, california. a chaotic scene unfolding seconds before a mass shooting in sacramento. large fights spilling into the street around 2:00 a.m. on sunday. dozens of gunshots heeard. 76 shots ring out in less than one minute. it's unclear if the fight is related to the mass shooting which left six people dead.

>> it just wasn't my son that got killed. >> reporter: pamela harris said her son sergio is one of the victims. >> it's a hurtful feeling to know that you seen your child one day and they're gone the next day. >> reporter: police say surveillance video captured part of the shooting. it's a crime scene spread across at least two city place just to the shootings. >> reporter: president biden demanded more action on guns, saying congress urgently needs to ban ghost guns, require background checks for all sales, ban assault weapons and high capacity magazines and repeal gun manufacturers' immunity. steve kerr called out politicians in california and

wa washington. >> if our government had any guts and put people in front of their re-election campaigns, in front of their own propaganda, it's right there in front of us. >> police say they found a stolen gun at the scene. an outbreak in bird flu vha spread to 30 states. 17 million birds have died since the first case was confirmed in february. since then egg prices are up more than 50% rising to an average of $2.88 per dozen. retailers urging americans to free up spare change. coins are once again not flowing as they should. it's not a coin shortage, but lack of circulation. in washington the senator judiciary committee votes today

on supreme court nominee ketanji brown jackson. the nomination of the first black woman to the high court is expected to advance to the full senate. she's expected to be confirmed as early as thursday. another high-ranking republican said he'll vote no. >> i think it will be a high point for the country to go on the court and take her unique perspective to the court, but i don't think she's the kind of judge that will really do the kind of work that i think needs to be done by the court and i won't be supporting her, but i'll be joining others in understanding the importance of this moment. >> susan collins is the only republican so far to announce support for judge jackson's nomination. airlines have canceled more than 400 flights today. more than 3,500 flights were canceled over the weekend,

thousands more delayed. the airlines blamed severe weather in the southeast, along with technical issues. we're hearing from four cousins who drove from nashville to boston. >> we were trying every which way to land in different cities or different airlines. all the flights were just unavailable or they were like $1,500. >> going to new york city. i've been delayed for six hours now. it's been hard. i'm getting tired of it. >> southwest airlines suffered the worst. nearly 1,000 of the company's flights were canceled. the severe weather in florida developed four lightning strik strikes.

nasa said they'll try to test later today. time for a look at your monday forecast. for the third consecutive week the south is expecting severe storms. dallas to baton rouge to jackson, mississippi, could see damaging winds and large hail as that system moves east tornados are possible. the storm threat will stretch from the gulf coast to south carolina. today's high temperatures 50s in new england. chilly in the midwest. 82 in miami. coming up, the new push to start school later in the morning. first, a hot air ball long mishap that crash landed caught on camera. later from ukraine's president to the musical tributes and powerful ever wonder

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new video of some frightening moments in the sky above southern california. sightseers were enjoying this hot air balloon ride in riverside county when the winds picked up. te basket plummet etted to the ground before it was dragged across the dirt. you can hear the guy yelling for everyone to hang on. remarkably they did and everyone was okay. we turn now to the search for a missing florida mother ending tragically one week after she went missing. a prayer vigil was held last night for cassie carli hours after she was found in a shallow grave. abc's rhiannon ally has the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: this morning, authorities are trying to determine how a florida mother ended up dead one week after she was reported missing. an autopsy is scheduled for

today after 37-year-old cassie carli's body was found this weekend. >> she touched so many people and was an amazing mother. >> reporter: and now the father of carli's daughter is in custody. authorities say it all started last sunday night when carli went to meet her ex-boyfriend, marcus spanovelo in the florida panhandle to drop off their 4-year-old daughter. police say carli went missing after that scheduled custody drop-off. her car and purse were found two days later, but authorities say spanovelo was not helping with the investigation. and then they say he left florida. >> it's your baby's mother, and she's missing, and you're not going to cooperate with authorities. that's kind of telltale. >> reporter: police tracked him down in tennessee, arresting him friday, charging him with tampering with evidence, carli's cell phone, and providing false information regarding a missing person's case. then saturday night, officials say they found carli's body inside of a shallow grave in a barn in alabama.

they say the property is connected to spanovelo, but they're not saying how they were led to the property. meanwhile, carli's daughter sailor remains in protective custody. she's expected to be reunited with her family soon. >> sailor was the only good thing to come out of my sister meeting marcus. >> reporter: officials expect more answers today from the autopsy. regarding how carli died and more charges to be filed against her ex-boyfriend, who's still in custody in tennessee. mona, andrew. >> rhiannon, thank you. several states are pushing for a later start to the school day to address the mental health crisis facing children across the country. they're looking to follow california, which is the first state to require high schools to start no earlier than 8:30 a.m. the change is aimed at allowing teens to get better sleep. health experts say students who don't get enough sleep are more likely to be inattentive, perfect poorly in school, and show symptoms of depression.

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augusta today to continue my preparation and practice. it will be a game time decision whether i compete. the masters tweeting this video sunday night with a message welcome back to augusta national, tiger. during his practice round observers say tiger looked smooth pushing off his right foot. it's been just over a year since he nearly lost his right leg in a car crash. he repeatedly expressed frustration over his recovery. >> i still have a long way to go. each and every day is a fight. i welcome that fight. i get up in the morning and let's go a few more rounds. >> reporter: his return would come 25 years after his first masters win. >> for golf and the masters tournament, to have tiger there would be phenomenal. >> reporter: he last competed in december with his son charlie at the pnc championship.

the duo placing second. now after injuries, surgery and that car crash, woods possibly looking for one more trophy at the age of 46. >> we've seen him come back from so many different things over the years. this would be remarkable if he can handle his. it's not only just the walking. now you have to hit golf shots off those lies. >> reporter: some observers say tiger's biggest challenge may be navigating all the hills with his surgically rebuilt leg. derrick dennis, abc news, new york. >> derrick, thank you. we'll find out for sure on thursday. coming up, music's biggest night. >> the biggest surprises from the grammys, next. with less moderate-to-severe eczema, why hide your skin if you can help heal your skin from within? hide my skin? not me. dupixent helps keep you one step ahead of eczema, with clearer skin and less itch. don't use if you're allergic to dupixent. serious allergic reactions can occur that can be severe.

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ground and falling down. reggie: the search for suspects at a mass shooting. six people ended up dead in the morning hours. kumasi: back to work for so many people in the bay area after two years. reggie: a live look outside. a warm up is on the way. lisa is here with the forecast. kumasi: we will check in with lisa for more on the warm up. lisa: we wish we get get the rain. we will get a piece of the energy in the form of the wind and cloud cover it today before the warm-up starts. we will be looking at breezy winds continuing here is some cloud cover in the north bay. elsewhere, temperatures in the 40's.