vlad learn from a friend, wait. i did talk to him. he told me that nothing had been stolen from him. well, you were there, he had a diplomat. yes how do i know at the time of the robbery in the gazebo was sitting. i didn't see him, he was identified. who is this? yes. this leonid usachev works in the city administration as assistants to the brocade. yeah, assistant brocade. and what do you think he had in a diplomat, anything? why would he lie then that he has nothing. maybe he collects women's underwear or men's is also an option. or maybe he had money there? well, for example, a rollback, which he had to convey to his boss, but the bandos appeared at the wrong time. need to watch him install, we will hang out under the feet of the operas. why hang out let's help them? this is your section of yours, i was generally sent to reinforce the police, especially since he is behind the door morozov with a taxion rushing into battle, so this is how we will do it . you and your fighters go around to garages, looking for a car that unknown peop

the performers learning the lyrics just hours before from one of their own, 24-year-old baritone vladheart. his family still in ukraine tonight, and the audience stood in unity. the met announcing this week it is severing ties with musicians and organizations that support putin. and we should note that given the scale of the crisis, so many people are asking tonight where they can send support. you can learn more at unicefusa.org/abc. that's "nightline." see you right back here tomorrow, same time. thanks for staying up with us. good night, america. in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

and we would learn one of their performers center stage, is hand over his heart is 24-year-old baritone, vlads family still there. they asked vlad to help teach them the words. the met saying tonight, "we stand in solidarity with ukraine and dedicate the rest of our season to their courage." that young baritone from ukraine saying this tribute "was maybe the most emotional moment of my life." ♪ >> extraordinary moment at the met. so many of you have been asking, how can you help? if you would like to help the humanitarian effort in ukraine, you can go to unicefusa.org/abc. thank you for watching. i'm david muir. this is abc7news. >> in his time that we gradually get back to being normal. >> slowly getting back to normal. the signs are here, including more places you do not need to mask up. ryan: i am in brentwood. mask mandates set to expire march 12. one school district getting ahead of the plan. >> some other signs in san francisco of a comeback today. kristen: we begin with masks. -- an east bay school district will no longer punish students for not wearing masks before the statewide manda