dan: this is a big play.layer leaves the floor. and it appeared from that replay that butler did. now, kevin, shaver is very upset about it. but from a strategic standpoint here, if you're san diego state, you may end up taking the last shot of the game but that's not your plan. you got to go down and get a shot and as early as possible so you have an opportunity to foul in case you miss. kevin: down by one with the ball. here we go. dan: you expect either bradley or pulliam down with that little floater. kevin: inside they go. mensah. armus is there. out it goes to bradley. driving. up for the lead. no! he gets the ball! twisting out. pulliam, here he goes. for the lead! no. boise state wins it! here's how it ended. >> what a sequence. they cover up and they force a tough floater. and san diego state had some chances. they had the ball down close. bradley got an offensive rebound. pulliam has been so good with that floater. but not that time. wow. kevin: 27th win a program record. for boise state. who won th

will dan: welcome back. we are excited about our partnership with the digital new site the san francisco standard. they are doing great work. his focus on hyper local quality-of-life issues aligns with our efforts to build a better bay area, something we focus on every. today the standard is examining accusations of chronic understaffing in key city services. yesterday, city workers protested, demanding official spill critical job positions, saying they are far too overworked. it's easy to understand why they feel that way. joining us i i great to be with you. kevin: thanks for having me. dan: something like 3800 job openings in the city of san francisco, that's a staggering figure, it's hard to believe. kevin: that's roughly 10% of available city jobs. dan: is one area being affected more than others? kevin: obviously those 3800 jobs are split across different departments, but some departments are being hurt worse than others. department of department of housing -- the part of environment, economic and work

dan bongino is next. [explosions] >> a fox news alert, missiles trike the city 50 miles from the polish border at the same time as joe biden visits poland. tonight the white house is again on cleanup duty after biden appears to call for regime change in russia. know matter how the war in ukraine ends, the world is going to change. can joe biden's new world order be the same as their great reset? donald trump, jr. is here. what is a woman? a supreme court justice nominee couldn't answer the question. a person we know for sure is a woman will join me to break the code. what could cause a jet to suddenly nosedive into a mountain. tonight we begin about a fox news alert. joe biden is hours away from arriving back in the united states after visiting poland. at the same time russia launched missile strikes on lviv, 50 miles from the polish border. that where alex hogan is tonight. reporter: the strikes were several miles are what where i'm standing. all this taking place in the same day that president biden spo

dan: thanks a lot, appreciate it. out. joining me now, cyber security threat from russia expert, morgan, thank you for joining us. i am very concerned about an attack on a water plant, there is that story for months or years ago with an attempted manipulation of a chemical -- they could have poisoned the water supply, exactly. what are the chances of russians unleashing something like that in a water facility or energy plant here now? >> are not sure the chances are, they absolutely have the capability, vladimir has to way that. i equate russia like in eminent, hard and crunchy on the outside but soft and chewy on the inside. great technically, dan, we've seen over and over from it was down for days, they couldn't even bring that up, they had the ukraine army on websites, they've got a real calculation to make. if we attack them, they have to expect we will hit back and i tell you, it would be a day of reckoning. if you want to do tit for tat, that's one thing but if you want something, we will respond with disproport

thank you chama and dan -- thank you to alma and dan. dan: no worries. spring into action.alert off the coast of japan has been canceled after a powerful earthquake. surveillance shows the shaking from the 7.3 magnitude quake off japan's east coast. a bullet train derailed, no injuries there. more than 2 million people are without power. there was a tsunami that reached eight inches above normal, but no reports of major damage. dan: thank goodness. still ahead, several bay area chefs inching closer to a james baird award centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. ama: a setback today for the terminal part project. they recommended against removing port used for howard terminal. th

the parties at dan's house, right --the party is at dan's house, right? dan: absolutely.andhya: delays tomorrow morning so if you are flying out for the weekend, you might want to call in advance. live doppler 7 tracking that. visibility has been fluctuating. five miles at half moon bay in santa rosa. it is thick across parts of the bay area and tomorrow morning between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. is when we are expecting the heaviest fog. the fog will pretty much burned out. higher clouds will filter the sunshine and will definitely notice changes ahead as we hit the weekend. i want to show you live doppler 7. it's out here that the system is going to link up with an area of low pressure and bring us that rain. it's not going to erase the multiyear deficit that we have leading to the drought situation we are in but it will certainly help with our fire danger so let's look at the latest on the drought in the bay area. the red in the north bay has expanded and that is the extreme drought so it has gotten worse. you have gone from bad to worse unfortunately and much of the state is

dan: significant development in ukraine.ainian forces are making progress in regaining territory that had been lost to russia. u.s. officials say a counterattack near kyiv has allowed ukraine to take -- retake control of one town. we are getting a look at the devastation in the port city of mariupol. satellite images show neighborhoods reduced to ashes. the ukrainian president today urging italy to impose harsher sanctions, warning russia's goal is europe. president biden will travel to europe in the morning for emergency summits with european leaders in brussels. he will then travel to warsaw, poland. >> the president is traveling to poland to make sure we stay united, to send a powerful message that we are prepared and committed to this for as long as it takes. dan: the white house says president biden will announce another round of sanctions, targeting russia's parliament on thursday. ama: supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson took questions for nearly 13 hours before the senate judiciary committee today. she

dan: a fox news alert.ter nuclear power plants, leveling neighborhoods and maybe targeting civilians intentionally. joining me to break it down, "fox and friends" weekend co-host and iraq war veteran, pete hegseth. it appears he has gone the bogged down up north. but i watched this morning on "fox and friends," you seem to indicate from the east and the south he's doing a lot better. >> that's right. we have a time lapse map that shows they would come from the north and they have been bogged down there. the -- the famous 40-mile convoy. it turns out they made far more advances in the south which is not advantageous for vladimir putin but may lead to a shift in strategy and a tragic one. what they have an advantage in the south, it's the closest proximity to the nuclear power plants, one of whichth have -- h they have already taken over. which means they have control over whether the water is on, the power is on, the internet is on. when you watch the time lapse maps it's like an anaconda strangling the coun

dan: cheap housing prices.ise with our housing prices to see our cities so high up there but i bet fremont people are saying we knew it all along. mike: it's the first time wallethub has had them add 1, 2, or three. karina: they say emotional and physical well-being is one of the key indicators. dan: the oscars are doing something new and you can participate. this year, there's a fan favorite category and the academy has posted the movies leading so far including spider-man: no way home, suicide squad and seeing to. you have until thursday to vote for your favorite movie. you can also tweet at the academy with a oscars fan favorite or go to oscars fan favorite.com. anybody -- what are your favorites this year? i liked don't look up -- king richard probably two of my favorites. ama: i'm trying to think of the last movie i saw. [laughter] i saw that nomad one, but wait that was the last year. dan: i haven't seen any this year. mike: about the same as you. i apologize for not watching i just haven't had time. i do

dan bongino is next. make sure you watch him. dan russian forces bombard ukraine. risking full scale war with nato. social knead media isn't helping. it's hard to know what to believe anymore. living in an information age at our fingertips. there are serious doubts over which parts of it are true. >> moscow was increasingly using harsh tactics to control information about war. this included jailing journalists. >> they aimed at bringing belarus into the conflict. the biological weapons are becoming a key part of the russian disinformation campaign to justify invading ukraine. dan: they twist the truth. but the left here is engaged in information disinformation, too. let's start with the self-proclaimed gait keepers truth -- gatekeeper of truth. according to the fact clerks at politifact, the u.s. did not double oil imports from russia in the last year. well, night try. it turns out the united states did double its crude oil imports from russia in 2021. here is the joke of this whole thing. politifact even mentioned that in the tenth paragraph its original story. fa

dan: a lot more to come. the reading woman who allegedly faked her own kidnapping now learning about possible charges. california working to web more health professionals in schools after covid stress. its international women's day. how people are celebrating. >> check out this gorgeous look. another one from san jose. we have another warmer than average day with clean air. i'm going to tell you something exciting about the storm impact scale is back. before we get to the rain, we've karina: new details about the reading mother accused of an elaborate hoax. sherry pinot faced a judge today to determine whether she would be eligible for a day at -- bail as new details emerge about how the alleged hoax unraveled. morgan norwood has the latest. >> sherry papini, the california mom accused of faking her own kidnapping, going from four at judge this afternoon to determine if she will remain in the sacramento county jail until a grand jury meets, or be released on bail. her attorney arguing she should be released d

dan: as the u.s.nd western allies continue to put more pressure on russia, sanctions are taking a toll at home as gasoline and other prices spike. now there is concern that the squeeze on consumers may impact tech companies like apple. abc7 news reporter david louis explains why. david: apple put on a slick and upbeat show to promote its latest news devices -- new devices. however the tech giant along with many other companies may be facing real headwinds. >> rising gas prices are going to be the toughest tests that apple confronted from a brand premium standpoint. david: discretionary spending could be wiped out as families confront not only alarming prices at the pump, but for food. necessities take priority. it is not that apple is out of touch with reality. it announced an enhanced 5g iphone se starting at $429, aimed at price sensitive new users. it added two new shades of green to its color choices. >> this past fall we added more users than in previous lunches. david: it launched a desktop comp

dan: welcome back to "unfiltered." the only border biden seemed to care about the last few months is the border between russia and ukraine. now's worried about an influx of border crossers when title 42 ends. we saw 1.7 million, a record during 2021. here to react is turning point usa president charlie kirk. the biden administration seems concerned. but we can't help anyone around the world if we can't take care of the united states first. >> that's exactly right. i live in a border state. i live in arizona. i went down to yuma and i saw the border for myself. i saw people coming across the border more want to get caught. understood the policies by the biden regime, the repealing of the remain in mexico policy, border patrol has become glorified paperwork processing operation. people come across the border and they get a court days months in advance and they are not going to show up. it's disappointing and frustrating for me. we are so concerned about the russian-ukrainian sovereignty. our lawmakers take an oath to the

dan: significant development in ukraine. ukrainian forces are making progress in regaining territory that had been lost to russia. u.s. officials say a counterattack near kyiv has allowed ukraine to take -- retake control of one town. we are getting a look at the devastation in the port city of mariupol. satellite images show neighborhoods reduced to ashes. the ukrainian president today urging italy to impose harsher sanctions, warning russia's goal is europe. president biden will travel to europe in the morning for emergency summits with european leaders in brussels. he will then travel to warsaw, poland. >> the president is traveling to poland to make sure we stay united, to send a powerful message that we are prepared and committed to this for as long as it takes. dan: the white house says president biden will announce another round of sanctions, targeting russia's parliament on thursday. ama: supreme court nominee judge ketanji brown jackson took questions for nearly 13 hours before the senate judiciary committee today.

dan: and i am dan ashley. we appreciate your time.rebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" please welcome today's contestants-- a technical trainer from aliso viejo, california... a homemaker from pittsburgh, pennsylvania... and our returning champion-- a piano teacher and church organist from spring hill, tennessee... ...whose 4-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny gilbert. welcome, everyone.

dan: i'm dan ashley. the local police chief detailed this deadly crash just after 8:45 last night when officers tried to stop a felony warrant suspect. instead of pulling over, the driver sped off. oakland police did not chase him, but he crashed into another car at the end of the block. two men and a woman were in the car the suspect hit. both men and the driver and front passenger seats were pronounced dead at the scene and the woman in the backseat was taken to the hospital and is listed in stable condition. . the identity of the wanted driver has not yet been released but police say he's a 37-year-old oakland resident and now in custody. karina: the police chief also announced charges against three men accused in the shooting of a security guard and former police officer. we explain how tips from the community and help from neighboring cities helped lead to one of the arrests. >> today, i want to announce the two arrests in the homicide. reporter: oakland police announcing a break in the murder of the

the parties at dan's house, right --the party is at dan's house, right? dan: absolutely.andhya: delays tomorrow morning so if you are flying out for the weekend, you might want to call in advance. live doppler 7 tracking that. visibility has been fluctuating. five miles at half moon bay in santa rosa. it is thick across parts of the bay area and tomorrow morning between 5:00 and 8:00 a.m. is when we are expecting the heaviest fog. the fog will pretty much burned out. higher clouds will filter the sunshine and will definitely notice changes ahead as we hit the weekend. i want to show you live doppler 7. it's out here that the system is going to link up with an area of low pressure and bring us that rain. it's not going to erase the multiyear deficit that we have leading to the drought situation we are in but it will certainly help with our fire danger so let's look at the latest on the drought in the bay area. the red in the north bay has expanded and that is the extreme drought so it has gotten worse. you have gone from bad to worse unfortunately and much of the state is

dan: thanks very much. immediately following the president's address, the republican response was delivered by iowa governor kim reynolds. >> reacting to world events instead of driving them. weakness on the world stage has a cost and the president's approach to foreign policy has consistently been too little too late. it is time for america to once again project confidence. it is time to be decisive. it is time to lead. but we cannot project strength abroad -- abroad if we are weak at home. >> encouraged by the more agreeable tone from lawmakers who attended. >> it was heartwarming to see the number of times we had democrats and republicans standing up together, on ukraine, on addressing the opioid epidemic, on working to provide more benefits to veterans, to making sure that we have a supply chain that we can count on that we are going to build in america. those were all points that all of us can agree on. i am optimistic that we can grow the success we have already had. ama: she says the president the ca

dan: for all of us here, we appreciate your time.ight -- mark wahlberg, sofia black-d'elia, and olympic gold medalist chloe kim, plus music from spoon. and now -- jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: well, thanks. hi, everybody. oh, thank you, thank you. welcome. please. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for joining us here in sunny california where the unmasking has begun. as of today, the statewide indoor mask mandate for vaccinated individuals has been lifted.

dan: and i am dan ashley. or all of us here, we appreciate your time.ould get for abc7news at 11:00. ♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are... a head of content from yellow springs, ohio... a student from vista, california... and our returning champion-- a personal assistant and writer from redondo beach, california... ...whose 1-day cash winnings total... [ applause ] and now hosting "jeopardy!"-- ken jennings. [ applause ] thank you, johnny. welcome, everyone, to "jeopardy!" and happy st. paddy's day. katie hargrove certainly had the luck of the irish yesterday on st. patrick's day eve, taking home a $17,000 pot of gold

dan: welcome back to "unfiltered."id cases and hospitalization numbers are surging in the u.k., amongst mostly the senior population, despite vac 3/ large out-of-state corporations have set their sights on california. they've written a ballot proposal to allow online sports betting. they tell us it will fund programs for the homeless, but read the fine print. 90% of the profits go to out-of-state corporations, leaving almost nothing for the homeless. no real jobs are created here. but the promise between our state and our sovereign tribes would be broken forever. these out-of-state corporations don't care about california. but we do. stand with us. following fringe on a dangerous path and i would really think twice about that. dan: you know you're a close follower and culture war is beginning on age shift is hag here. you can't tell me people don't see the absurdness. this is a change. >> i agree i think something has shifted here. people are compassionate about idea that somebody feels gender disforya i'll include mys

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dan: i'm dan ashley. julian glover's reporting has led to the proposal of new laws of the state level, federal lawsuits and a white house task force to address root causes. the task force convened nine months ago and is set to release its findings tomorrow. ama: julian joins us from the white house. julian: good evening. in just a matter of hours, the task force president biden convened nine months ago will release a comprehensive report addressing the root causes of appraisal discrimination. it will also hold a roundtable with families who have been affected by this, including the austin family, and you will recall the story we broke on abc 7 news of a lowball appraisal by half a million dollars. it caught the eye of the white house and kicked an avalanche of changes emotion. a senior biden administration official confirms the property appraisal and valuation equity task force convened by president biden last year will release its report wednesday addressing causes and solutions to discrimination in the

dan: thanks very much.e then president donald trump violated multiple laws in an effort to overturn the election. the revelation appears in a court filing that became public tonight. it says there was evidence showing trump and his associates engaged in a criminaliry to prevent congress from certifying the results of the election, and that they spread false information and pressured state officials to overturn the results. ama: turning to the pandemic, the white house released a sweeping new 96 page strategy for fighting covid. one key part is making more free rapid tests available online. the plan aims to set up pharmacy clinics by the end of the month. staff will hand out free antiviral pills to people who test positive. there's a new goal of producing one billion vaccine doses per year. that is three times the u.s. population. this all hinges on congress approving the money for it. dan: a stanford university soccer star has been identified as the student found dead on campus yesterday. 22-year-old katie

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dan: escalating their attack on the ukrainian city of marable as u.s. legislators push for billions of dollars in aid. during what was supposed to a cease-fire, and hospitals of ukraine's president calling it an atrocity. ama:ama: i'm dan ashley. i'm ama: mama dates. ama: point $6 billion spending bill to cover the cost of sending troops and weapons to equip allied forces. morgan norwood has more. >> during what was supposed to be a dayfire to allow ukrainians to flee their homes from russian chilling, striking children in maternity's hospital. provide video showing the massive crater left behind by the airstrike. windows the most shredded to pieces as surveilled -- survivors will in agony. president zelensky tweeting videos saying there were people, children on the wreckage. while it is untrue clear how may people were injured or clear, the building have been largely empty. warning that millions could be lost in this war, begging nato for that no-fly zone. >> we can't stop alone. >> the u

dan: thank you. ama: still ahead, with the state drought worsening and the snowcapped coming less reliable, one california community could be closer to producing its own water supply. the latest on nowadays, mediocre wifi just won't cut it. but xfinity has wifi faster than a gig to power a house full of connected devices. it can handle all this all at the same time. oh! can your internet do that? i've been meaning to catch up on this. uh, that was my chair. get $200 back when you get gig speed internet or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for tweleve months. switch today. ama: this spring could mark a turning point in the way california battles our ongoing trout. -- drought. dan: abc seven news meteorologist has an update on plans to expand the footprint of a desalination effort to an area near los angeles. reporter: as the pressure on california's water supply begins to jump the summer, at least one community could begin the process of reducing -- producing their own. the californ

ama:ama: i'm dan ashley. i'm ama: mama dates. ama: point $6 billion spending bill to cover the cost of sending troops and weapons to equip allied forces. morgan norwood has more. >> during what was supposed to be a day of temporary cease-fire to allow ukrainians to flee their homes from russian chilling, striking children in maternity's hospital. provide video showing the massive crater left behind by the airstrike. windows the most shredded to pieces as surveilled -- survivors will in onpresident zg videos saying there were people, children on the wreckage. while it is untrue clear how may people were injured or clear, the building have been largely empty. warning that millions could be lost in this war, begging nato for that no-fly zone. >> we can't stop alone. >> the u.s. has attempted to make a move that would trigger a wider war with russia including a request from russia -- from poland to transfer planes. lexi intelligence community has assessed the transfer planes may be misconstrued as a skillet tory -- escalatory. there

dan: and i am dan ashley. hear -- here today, thank you and have a good night. ♪ >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight -- donald glover, and machine gun kelly, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hello. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. thank you for joining us here in l.a., where heads have finally stopped spinning as a result of what happened at the oscars sunday night. not that we've stopped talking

dan: thank you. coming up. ♪ dan: music as medicine.onight, meet the man volunteering his skills to help centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. ama: the debut of dancing women's festival of the ballet company celebrates asian american choreographers, dancers, composers, and designers and challenges stereotypical depictions persistent in ballet too long. performances begin tonight at the. . asian cultural center in oakland. the following weekend, their performances in livermore with tickets available at oaklandb allet.org. a historic day for after closing for two years because of the pandemic and storm damage, first council announced its fr

dan: larry beil is here with sports.t talk about a rough game, capping a really rough road trip, steve kerr was not sticking around for the when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™. or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. >> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: the warriors trudging to the end of their five game road trip with a stop in memphis tonight. they rested several key players. this game was over early. draymond said no klay. . andres -- andre iguodala, back after a couple months. six points, three rebounds and six minutes -- 60 minutes. that is t

dan: thanks very much. immediately following the president's address, the republican response was delivered by iowa governor kim reynolds. >> reacting to world events instead of driving them. weakness on the world stage has a cost and the president's approach to foreign policy has consistently been too little too late. it is time for america to once again project confidence. it is time to be decisive. it is time to lead. but we cannot project strength abroad -- abroad if we are weak at home. >> encouraged by the more agreeable tone from lawmakers who attended. >> it was heartwarming to see the number of times we had democrats and republicans standing up together, on ukraine, on addressing the opioid epidemic, on working to provide more benefits to veterans, to making sure that we have a supply chain that we can count on that we are going to build in america. those were all points that all of us can agree on. i am optimistic that we can grow the success we have already had. ama: she says the president the ca

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dan: a big step today in san francisco. the city's health department announced proof of vaccination or negative tests will no longer be read wired to enter businesses -- be required to enter businesses that serve food or drinks, starting friday. it also applies to gyms and fitness studios. businesses can decide to be more restrictive and can continue to require proof of vaccination or a negative test from their staff and clients if they wish. masks can also still be required. ama: still ahead, more than 90% of teachers in one bay area school district to get ready to walk off the job. we will tell you about the strike and the plant sticking point. dan: in ukraine, a russian air strike destroys what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, i recommend salonpas. agreed... my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. salonpas. it's good medicine dan: the war in ukraine is becoming increasingly bloody. during what was supposed to be a cease-fire, a russian air s

dan: thanks very much.mittee now says it has evidence then president donald trump violated multiple laws in an effort to overturn the election. the revelation appears in a court filing that became public tonight. it says there was evidence showing trump and his associates engaged in a criminal conspiracy to prevent congress from certifying the results of the election, and that they spread false information and pressured state officials to overturn the results. ama: turning to the pandemic, the white house released a sweeping new 96 page strategy for fighting covid. one key part is making more free rapid tests available online. the plan aims to set up pharmacy clinics by the end of the month. staff will hand out free antiviral pills to people who test positive. there's a new goal of producing one billion vaccine doses per year. that is three times the u.s. population. this all hinges on congress approving the money for it. dan: a stanford university soccer star has been identified as the student found dead o

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dan: thank you. there are conflicting reports tonight about the future of masks in san francisco schools. the mayor tweeted that there will no longer be mask mandates starting march 11. that contradicts with what san francisco unified said today, saying they would all require them indoors. early unified lifted their mask mandate today but oakland unified plans to wait for further guidance before unmasking inside classrooms. in the marin county department of health says it will allow school districts to make their own choice about masking so there is still confusion. ama: south bay solidarity. the new show support for ukraine and the power plan one councilmember is pushing for. >> they held this alarm back and hurled it. dan: a bash at ocean beach and d in violence. we hear from the victim. ama: and what happened to annie, the search for the beloved bird that has disappeared? >> starting march with springlike weather and wet weather follows. i will show you one, coming up. dan: here's a look at what i

dan: t comes after a dramatic escalation today. of the world's largest nuclear power plantses catching on fire after being attacked by the russian military. i'm dan ashley. ama: and i'm ama daetz. john has been following the latest. tim, you spoke to a young man planning to return to ukraine. tim: yeah, i did. he plans to go despite the developments today, a fire at that nuclear plant has set off a wade of panic. ukrainian officials have managed to put out the flames just a couple of hours ago but leaders are worried. international atomic agency putting this incident and emergency center in full response mode. panic thursday night at a nuclear power plant in ukraine after taking hits from russian forces, parts of the plants which is one of the largest in the world caught fire prompting ukrainian officials to call for an immediate stop in the area and a bid to avert a potential global disaster. it comes amid an escalating war in the country. it has caused one million to flee seeking refuge in neighboring countries. while others are

i'm amidate and i'm dan ashley. 7 news at five today ukrainian president vladimir of zelensky returned to his office in key for the first time since russia invaded declaring that he's not in hiding and he's not afraid of anyone. this comes as the pentagon reports that russian. versus have not made any significant progress in the last few days except in the south. what we assess is as they continue to get frustrated. they continue to rely now more

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dan: thank you.ut the future of masks in san francisco schools. the mayor tweeted that there will no longer be mask mandates starting march 11. that contradicts with what san francisco unified said today, saying they would all require them indoors. early unified lifted their mask mandate today but oakland unified plans to wait for further guidance before unmasking inside classrooms. in the marin county department of health says it will allow school districts to make their own choice about masking so there is still confusion. ama: south bay solidarity. the new show support for ukraine and the power plan one councilmember is pushing for. >> they held this alarm back and hurled it. dan: a bash at ocean beach and d in violence. we hear from the victim. ama: and what happened to annie, the search for the beloved bird that has disappeared? >> starting march with springlike weather and wet weather follows. i will show you one, coming up. dan: here's a look at what is coming on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks.

dan: a u.s. official says counteroffensive from ukraine appears to have taken back territory surrounding kyiv. the situation is different in mario poe -- mariupol. president zelenskyy is calling for support as the invasion reaches one month. the jewish community in the bay area is showing massive support for ukraine and as tara campbell explains, it is not solely in the form of money raised, but also boots on the ground. >> there are thousands of people getting off buses and trains. >> she was in poland days ago. she is the interim ceo at jewish community federation and endowment fund. >> we welcomed people as they crossed into poland from ukraine. >> alongside the board chair, arthur. >> an enormous sorrow of leaving so many of the refugees, young children who a few weeks ago were going to school and playing with her friends. >> the duo doing what they could offer support. >> to be able to show up and be present for people when they need -- when they need the most to meet them at the border with

dan: that it is not true. i found surgery gowns, which are medical, but they both of those boxes -- a bulk of those boxes had isolation gowns from the cdc, and that is the final word, these were health-care supplies. dan: we will wait for that report and more. thanks. ama: president biden world up his sleeve at the white house to receive his second user -- booster of the visor vaccine. call on congress to pass billions of dollars in additional funding to fight the pandemic. it says his and ministrations response pandemic is working, but he says money for testing, boosters and vaccines is quickly running out my putting americans at risk. we are one day away from the expiration of the eviction protection program in california for the pandemic. there could be an 11th hour extension. luz pena spoke to a lawmaker who is confident. luz: as of last week, 500,000 californians applied for the rent relief program. at least 350 thousand are still waiting for assistance and time is running out. the fate of hundreds of tho