reggie: hmhm. kumasi: what were you eating, reggie? reggie: taco bell. they had it in our cafeteria. the 90's were wild. they let taco bell come in sell it to the children. drew: they would not even let soda in my school. reggie: i am going to call your mom. i obviously need some ohlone. drew: some fog in areas that is dense. north bay, visibility down to a order of eight mile from santa rosa. some issues if you are traveling 101. southbay, 280 impacted. some low clouds will lift for sunshine. southbay, this is 280. you can see tlo cer but the themet about warm afternoon temperatures, but we have that typical winter chill. 47 in the city, but 34 in napa. later on today, temperatures will warm quickly. 66 in the city today, 72 in santa rosa. overnight, likely some areas of patchy fog developing. 30's and 40's heading into thursday. later this week, and 80's write some spots. l.a. by thursday approaching 90 degrees. mild sunshine on the menu. it has been one month since we have seen rainfall. records possible by the end of the week. kumasi: new controversy

reggie: i don't know. kumasi: we will see. reggie: that could go either way. kumasi: the los angeles rams just had a nice little get together to celebrate their super bowl win, but the change spotted to the hollywood sign is getting heat online. reggie: the latest social media prank targeting husbands. kumasi: is this the future of facetime? the newtek that will put you in -- the new tech that will put you in two places at once. reggie: a live look outside as the sun is coming up, it is 6:27. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: california's pandemic plan for the future. governor newsom set to give a big announcement on what our daily lives might look at in the road ahead. plus -- >> right now vehicles are having a moment. kumasi: san francisco thrust into the national spotlight over the decisive recall over three school board members, is this a sign to come? reggie: keeping mother earth looking good. the proof is in the putting of plant-based food. how powerful it might be in affecting the planet. kumas

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reggie: thank you. as of this point, most of the bay area is going mask free in the bay area, but as with anything, there are exceptions. private businesses can always set their own rules and decide to keep those masks required. you also need them on public transit, like bart or the airports, and in schools. there are other exemptions. santa clara county is not dropping the indoor mask mandate at least for now. abc 7 news reported amy hollyfield is like to break down that distinction. amy: mask on, mask off. the difference just a few miles can make right here we are standing. there is a sign at the desk here at this 24 hour fitness in redwood city that says masks are no longer required. if you go five or six miles from here, you would have to wear your masks. that is what is going on right now, with the difference in county mandates. take a look at this video of people walking into this redwood city gym this morning. some people don't appear ready to take their masks off yet. we do see people here worki

reggie: are you huff and puff? drew: no. gryffindor. reggie: you are some good people. that is my husband. attracted to people. -- to evil. [l c manes hat picks you. a little bit of fog. not a lot fog at the coast. assortment clear skies. -- elsewhere, clear skies. frost advisories in effect. 20's and 30's this morning. today, it will be sunny. and it will be warmer, we are getting into the low 60's. and tonight will be a chilly night. not as cold as we have had in the past couple nights.w e do not have a freeze warning or frost advisory. it's clear across the entire state right now. we are watching a warm front that will move through here over the weekend. it will add cloud cover to our skies. and it will warm us up. any what weather will stay away from us. any what weather over the weekend will be confined to the pacific northwest. we will have mild temperatures. and today is the final frigid morning. partly sunny over the weekend. the weekend is looking nice. a warm up into the 60's by sunday. it will feel like spring. then we will attract a shower coming. reggie: a

reggie: -- oh, hank. kumasi: they have been trying to catch him for months now and have had no luck. tablet, roku, and android tv. reggie: come on, hank. kumasi: what do you want for him. reggie: to live in a nice place that is safe for him. kumasi: i don't know about breaking into homes at 2:00 in the morning. reggie: i am starting to feel more optimistic he will be fine in the end. coming up at 5:30, the old products you might be hiding in your house that are worth hundreds of bucks. kumasi: the missing woman in oakley. her father assisting. reggie: behold...unlimited wireless for only 30 bucks. that's pretty cool, but you know what's cooler? saving up to 400 bucks! exactly. and if we really want to take it up a notch... get all that and nationwide 5g included. oh nice shot, send that to me. i got you. break free from the big three and get connected to the nations most reliable 5g network. get the new samsung galaxy s22 series on xfinity mobile. and right now, save big with up to $750 off a new samsung

reggie: don't blame hank. kumasi: if you were 500 pounds, you could do what you want our viewers in the west, breaking news. russian forces closing in on the capital of ukraine. under attack. overnight explosions rock kyiv. russian forces close in. ukrainian military police in combat gear defend the city. president zelenskyy makes an urgent appeal asking all able-bodied men to fight and saying he has been named target number one by russia as tens of thousands of ukrainians flee for safety. >>> the biden administration and allies around the world leveling harsh sanctions on russia. >> putin is the aggressor. putin chose this war and now he and his country will bear the consequences. >> anti-war protests in the streets of moscow.

reggie: a study lin a s store. people were buying clothing, red envelopes, and other things this year. kumasi: if you are feeling tired but cannot sneak in a net, you may want to try meditating. according to a new study from oregon state university, meditation 10 minutes a day can give you a boost equivalent to 44 minutes of sleep. scientists say you cannot replace sleep with meditation, but when you are tired, it can give you a boost to get you through the day. the last time i tried that i fell asleep. i'm so serious. i was knocked out. reggie: on this shift, i have fallen asleep at the gym. kumasi: doing what? reggie: taking a break in between sets on a mat. laying there, i actually fell asleep. [laughter] kumasi: they can be comfortable. [laughter] reggie: imagine the people seeing that happen. kumasi: let him be. reggie: next, the industry that saw more americans quit than any other in 2021, and the areas they are being attracted to now. kumasi: new developments in the january 6 attack on the capitol. the key d

reggie: that makes sense to me. kumasi: thank you. reggie: what was her response? ginger: she had said she still gets star struck but does not tell people. she leans over and says i love you. i said i will not keep it private, i love you. reggie: [laughter] i am fine, fine, fine with that. [laughter] ginger: that delay did not look good with that but i am with you in sound. reggie: if you have advanced non-small cell lung cancer, your first treatment could be a chemo-free combination of two immunotherapies that works differently. it could mean a chance to live longer. opdivo plus yervoy is for adults newly diagnosed with non-small cell lung cancer that has spread, tests positive for pd-l1, and does not have an abnormal egfr or alk gene. together, opdivo plus yervoy helps your immune system launch a response that fights cancer in two different ways. opdivo plus yervoy equals a chance for more time together. more family time. more time to remember. opdivo and yervoy can cause your immune system to harm healthy parts of your body during and after treatment. these prob

reggie: thank you. a teacher who lives in the path of russian troops on ukraine' northern border shared her concerns. >> freedom always costs something. i hope that it won't cost our life. reggie: it is in a small town that lies in the path of russian troops. she says she is already being evicted -- already seen being victim of cyber attacks. she says seeing russia try to take back our country is terrifying. >> i do not want to have anything in common with russian culture, as it poses a real threat to my country, to my family, to my city. reggie: while she is confident ukraine's military and civilians can defend their nation, she believes help from the west is needed. kumasi: in addition to the emotional impact this is having on so many people in the bay area who have friends and family in ukraine, the attack is having an economic impact here as well. gas prices that are already high are expected to rise higher. amy hollyfield is joining us live with ways we can save. amy: it is already painful. look at

reggie? reggie: happening today, oakland jeopardy champ amy schneider will be making one of her first public appearances since her historic 40 game win streak on the show. snyder will be answering questions after winning close to $1.4 million on jeopardy. she was the first openly trans person to make it to the tournament of champions. she has quit her job as a software engineer and is now focusing on her life as a public figure. and jeopardy is giving some contestants a second chance. they will host a second chance tournament with returning players. we know the fourth-place finisher in the national college championship will be invited to compete in this. no word on which other contestants are involved. deputies executive producer says this will happen before the tournament of champions and one player from the second chance tournament will compete. happening tonight, it's a big night for the bay area in jeopardy's national college championship. lauren rodriguez will be representing in the thir

reggie? reggie: it is important work. light nurseries and wineries are preparing for the next couple of days of chilly mornings. in livermore frost is a good thing. this will help the vines stay dormant until later in the spring. this should benefit their growth in the long run. a potential problem with the 70 degree temperatures followed by another round of frost. it is a different story at the nurseries, where they are taking precautions. >> anything new growth on plans, you should protect, because it is naturally tender just because it is new. reggie: one piece of advice, you might want to wait a few weeks to fully plant anything that is sensitive to cold weather. you can check the weather conditions any time on our abc 7 bay area news app. it is available on roku, amazon fire, mo droid tv -- amazon tv, and apple tv. kumasi: in pittsburgh police are investigating the first homicide of this year. we people were shot during an argument after the death of an elderly family member. when shooting victim died at the family h

reggie: it is a cute idea. drew: i want that. reggie: it look like a nice day. drew: we are used to that. reggie: i know we need the rain. drew: we do. reggie: but we are not getting it, so let's enjoy the ■sun. i don't subscribe to sun guilt. drew: you don't get upset. l.a. later pushing 90. warm weather for the big day. kumasi: i am ready. drew: we have very warm air coming our way over the next couple of days. live doppler 7, fog in oakland down to a half-mile. santa rosa down to a quarter of a mile. patchy quickly. you can see it is clear and out of the fog in parts of the east bay. right now we are basically in the 30's and 40's. 38 in palo alto. 38 in santa rosa. typical winter chill first thing this morning. this afternoon, it feels like anything but winter. temperatures in the 60's and 70's. 66 in san francisco. 72 in santa rosa. these numbers are 10 degreesoveh warmer weather moving in by thursday and friday. it is sunny and windy. near 80 and l.a. in the bay area, by wednesday in the mid-70's. l.a. will be in the 80's the by thursy,liing with0 degree

reggie: i met points to -- i am at a 4.9. reggie: i am at a 4.7. drew: i tend to favor the one who is cheaper. reggie: i go back and forth. i'm not loyal. kumasi: i'm trying to figure out what you did to get that one. reggie: i know what i did. kumasi: what? drew: i need to know. reggie: i've been abandoned on the side of the road twice. drew: early morning hours? reggie: it was not my fault. they were acting really weird and i said get me out. drew: so you stop the ride. stop the car, out. reggie: it is 3:30 and i am not trying to dye this morning. -- not trying to die this morning. drew: over the break i will try to figure out my more detailed rating. a live look outside, it is clear as could be, fog free with a warmer afternoon compared yesterday. you can see most spots have a 10. that is as good as it gets. numbers right now, we have this offshore breeze picking up in our hills. temperatures are elevated, most of us waking up to temperatures in the 40's and low 50's. where you are sheltered from the wind, you are down to 39. later today, breezy

reggie: thank you amy. firefighters are invest getting the cause of a fire that destroyed part of an apartment building in san francisco. you can see flames shooting out of the top floor. the four-story building is on market street near sacramento street. firefighters rescued several people and one person was hurt. kumasi: the 49ers have been hit by hackers for the second time in two years and this time their target -- the target was the corporate i.t. network. 18 financial document was posted on the dark web. there is no information about ransom demands or details of what was stolen but the fbi is aware of this incident. in a statement, the 49ers said they had no idea the incident involved systems outside the corporate network, such as those connected to stadium operation or ticketholders. reggie: today is one of the last days you will have to wear a mask indoors. starting wednesday morning, mask mandates will be over in every county except santa clara. there is a sense among businesses that we have turned

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reggie: more states easing pandemic restrictions and the cdc director explains why she thinks the country is not prepared. kumasi: soak up the sun. drew is tracking possible record warmth. good morning. it is wednesday, february 9. reggie: we will start with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: today sets the stage for the warm weather and over the next three days records are possible each afternoon. the only issue we have is with fog in santa rosa. elsewhere, clear skies. temperature-wise, this is a correct reading. half moon bay close to 70 degrees. offshore winds are doing their thing. they are rolling down the hillsides and that is why half moon bay is coming in at 68 degrees. elsewhere, 30's and 50's. 54 in the city. a live look, we have calm conditions, clear skies and today temperatures will really take off. by 9:00 a.m. we are in the 50's and close to 70 degrees by noon and by 4:00 p.m., we are going into the 70's where records are possible. we will take a closer look at highs coming up. re

reggie? reggie: today's decision day for more than a dozen schools in oakland as the district says it is threatened by budget cuts and low enrollment. the schools could be shrunk, merged, or could be closed. teachers, students and parents believe that the schools in jeopardy are two important -- too important. kumasi: the decision has seen backlash for weeks now. gloror the oakland unified school board is set to vote on the closures today, the district proposing to close, merge or shrink more than a dozen schools to close a budget gap. a small number of parents say they will keep their kids out of school this entire week. parents hope the move gets the e attention of administrators, because this will cost the -- the district state funding. >> they are trying to close all these schools. we are trying to make oakland great. why are they going against us? gloria: that is one of several actions in oakland around the closures, including some walkouts and also a hunger strike. activists say the clo

reggie? reggie: you sources on our website abc news abc7news.com. kumasi: people are also showing support for ukraine by throwing rallies across the bay area. >> stop putin. stop putin. kumasi: hundreds of people stopped in san francisco for a rally. allies came together and say hold so diplomacy are diminishing. >> you cannot have diplomacy with a serial killer. you cannot trust them. their word is worthless. they fight bravely. >> they are doing an amazing job but it is going to be difficult without the whole world. kumasi: the -- acrossssss area, the -- school held a fundraiser for ukraine. reggie: people cananananan georgia, ohio, colorado. overseas, demonstrators gathered outside of the russian embassy. even in russia, some showed solidarity with ukraine by leaving flowers outside of the embassy in moscow. to get the latest, head to the abc7news.com streaming out. demand and that streaming app is available for roku, amazon fire, just search bay area. ultraflex. mike: on the way. well above average for this time of year, but the nowadays, medioc

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reggie? reggie: thank you so much, gloria. the cdc is expected to guide covid restrictions as soon as tomorrow. they will shift from case comes alone to looking at consequences of the virus, including hospitalizations, e.r. visits, and deaths. the cdc currently classifies 87% of counties across the u.s. as having high transmission rates. scientists say the updated metrics will result in fewer counties in that category. cdc guidance on masking indoors is not expected to change, at least not yet. kumasi: launching its full-scale attack on ukraine. why putin is choosing to do this now. also, when ukrainian explaining why he believes the west will win in the end. reggie: the legend of hank the tank might now be really out of control. the message some and south lake tahoe want you to know. drew: we just got the latest drought monitor and. in the last 15 minutes, you can find it has been two months since we had substantial rain, and extreme drought has now come back. we will tal drew: we are waking up to another very cold morning. b

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reggie: thank you. now to the massive winter storm set to impact 130 million americans, snow, sleet, and ice reeking habit -- haddock from dallas to detroit. here's a look at the chicago area. more than 2200 flights have been canceled, and 30,000 power outages are reported across texas and oklahoma as temperatures plunged into the teens. in texas, store shelves are bare with customers rushing to buy essentials. >> because of last year people are afraid so they want to stock up on food in case the power goes out. reggie: the extreme conditions could cause home heating prices to rise. natural gas prices rose 10% due to the surge in demand. drew: it was one year ago this month when a lot of texas lost power because of the frigid cold and ice storm. we have millions in several states under winter storm watches and warnings stretching all the way from new mexico up through the northeast and winter storm warnings behind the front, cold air and a wind chill warning across the upper planes. check out live doppl

reggie: winter weather returns. the chilly mornings this week, including when and where we could see 20 degrees. kumasi:hi i hrdeeni remember on saturday when it was so nice? it is coming back. chilly temperatures this morning , 30's low 40's. good morning, fremont. 37 in fairfield. the cold air moved in yesterday. calm conditions, clear skies. a cold morning brisk day. it is going to feel chilly. temperatures in the 50's. after sunset, slight chance of a shower. tuesday, a level 1 storm. i work by our coming up. kumasi: as the threat of war looms in europe, and new potential hope for diplomacy. biden and the hundred boudin have agreed to a post--- to a summit, but it can only happen if russia does not invade. many of biden's advisers recently returned from overseas. in the meantime, intelligence officials tell abc news they believe russian tactical commanders have been given orders and plan to invade. >> we are talking about the potential for or in europe. let us take a moment to understand the significance. it has

reggie: the u.s. is now protecting its embassy in the country capital. jobina, we are hoping for a diplomatic solution. jobina: russia's parliament will vote on whether to recognize russian backed rebel areas of ukraine. lay the groundwork for war. the u.s. is preparing for the possibility of war, temporarily shutting down the and busy in kiev. russia is still signaling the possibility for diplomacy as the foreign minister says negotiations with the west were far from exhausted and should continue. >> we have. not seen that escalation. we do not know that -- we have not seen that escalation. do not know that president putin has made a decision. we need toheum orussian 0,000.at nearl russia's defense ministry says they are pulling some of their troops back but u.s. intelligence is not verified the movement of any russian troops. the u.s. will offer up to $1 billion in loan guarantees to ukraine. kumasi: an invasion by russia could mean even higher gas prices. yesterday they climbed to the highest point

reggie: that's a good idea. drew: we are going to see sunshine in full effect, not only today, but the next seven days. here is a live look from our east bay hills camera. great visibility. the only issue with fog is around novato. we are in the 30's and 40's. 37 novato. 50 half moon bay. colder as you move inland. haywood good morning. have the winter jacket again. we have been in this theme for about a month where it is cold in the morning. mild and sunny in the afternoon. later today, it is sunny and dry. later on tonight, we will find more in the way of high clouds streaming in. temperatures elevated compared to where we are now. up or 30's to mid 40's as we get you into saturday. all eyes are on next week. we are going to see even warmer air set up shop over california. we are talking up her 60's to lower 70's tuesday. by wednesday, mid 70's. thursday could be even warmer than that. we could be talking record temperatures by friday. when it is warm, it is dry. this map is not broken. there is no rainfall to

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reggie: thank you. new developments in the battle over schools in oakland. after weeks of debate, the school board voted this morning to close or merge nearly does want -- nearly one dozen campuses. the meeting went on for nearly eight hours. opponents of the plan are promising legal action to keep the schools open. jobina: the meeting last night was extremely contentious and ended with a vote before 1:00 this morning. in the end, the school board disklike -- decided to merge these 11 schools over the next two years. parker, k-8, community day school are set to close this year with five more next year. the other schools will be merged or some grade levels merged. opponents of the plan have staged protests since the proposal is announced. worried the closures would hurt families hit hard by the pandemic. as soon as the vote was completed, mike hutchison, deeply opposed to the closure, said it declared war on the community. >> this is the most offensive thing i've ever seen. the lawsuits are not being fil

reggie: thank you. there is a developing effort to keep russia from invading ukraine paired president biden has accepted an invitation to a summit with putin as long as russia design bay. they're pushing to stop russia before it becomes more urgent. jobina: president biden and president putin tentatively agreed to the summit. antony blinken is set to layout the summit later this week. u.s. officials worry that russia could seize on the situation as a pretext for war. sources tell abc news russian commanders have given orders to plan to invade. >> the u.s. believes putin has told his tactical leaders to prepare to invade, ready to conduct an attack. that is very different from him making the actual decision and saying, "you will attack." jobina: meanwhile, the kremlin announcing its troops that have been conducting drills in belarus near ukraine will stay. in a letter to the u.n., the u.s. claims they have credible information saying moscow is making lists of ukrainians to be killed or sent to camps foll

reggie: thank you. we can expect a covid pandemic plan for california in a matter of days and possibly new mask guidelines for schools. >> we have been working now for weeks with our education partners. there are 1050 school districts in california. 10,500 schools. everybody have strong opinions and we are getting closer and closer to making public an announcement on mask-wearing. reggie: governor newsom was in oakland yesterday where he gave a covid update and signed a bill to renew covid sick leave. most employers are required to give workers two weeks paid time off if they get covid. it retroactively covers covid-related illnesses that go back to january 1. kumasi: superintendent tony thurman will be holding a briefing to put his support behind a bill that was shifted away school districts are funded. amid this legislation, state funding will be based on a school district's enrollment instead of daily attendance. thurman says this plan will help schools struggling with absenteeism and all schools rec

reggie? reggie: the president is also ordering thousands of u.s. troops to deploy to eastern europe in the coming days, as russia continues its military aggression towards ukraine. this comes as the state department confirms information about documents leaked to a spanish newspaper. faith abubey explains. faith: newly published documents show russia was offered transparency in exchange exchane dialing down tensions along ukraine's border. state department spokesperson ned price saying the documents confirm much of what the u.n. has already said publicly. >> if the source of these documents, whoever that source may be, thought that by leaking them, that they would embarrass the united states, that they would drive a wedge between the united states and nato, i think they will find they were sorely mistaken. faith: this morning, diplo -- negotiations continue over a diplomatic way forward. 2000 american soldiers were deployed from fort bragg in north carolina to poland and germany, another 1000 based in germany will move to romania. >> we are going to

reggie: thank you. the winds are especially threatening in the north bay where firefighters are on high alert. amy hollyfield is live with what the conditions look like now. >> we are getting wind wind w st. helena at the calfire station. here's a look at the wind hammering this area here. this is where they are hoping not to be too busy but with the dry conditions and high winds, they are worried. they say the winds could cause serious problems, even though it is february, not a month where . the conditions are creating the threat of fire area >> the dead grouse -- dead grass and branches well match the relative humidity. they get drier in the winds. >> marin county has even put an open burn ban in place, saying it is too risky right now. they will leave that in place until the winds died down and the warning is canceled which would likely be tomorrow. today, the word is to be aware of limbs or trees falling. pg&e is on standby and is stationed in windy areas just in case. reporting live, amy hollyfiel

reggie: yes. kumasi: listen, this morning the white house released its official 2022 christmas ornament , a gingerbread version of the white house. it costs about $25. why is it out now? reggie: i do not want to see this. jobina: we have so many things going on we have ipods to find it we have hank, the tank, that is thick and quick. reggie: jobina! jobina: everything y'all have been saying, i have been in deep thought. reggie: i cannot stop thinking about hankey, the tank appeared we will talk about it more on our streaming show, which starts in just a few moments, abc 7 >>> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. we're tracking all the fast-moving developments from ukraine on this tuesday morning. threat of war. russia moves one step closer to invasion. president vladimir putin orders troops into ukraine's separatist regions. the white house and our allies imposing sanctions as president biden faces pressure from both parties for tougher ones and fears grow of a full-scale invasion.

reggie: thank you. starting today you can remove your mask in gyms and offices in san francisco if everyone is fully vaccinated and boosted. the indoor mask mandate is still in effect in most public settings. there are other changes, people with religious and medical vaccine exemptions can be indoors at restaurants and bars if they present a negative test. on vaccinated people -- people can attend events at 500 or more people if they attend -- if they show a negative test. in oakland everyone over the age of 12 is required to show proof of vaccinations to enter into public places including restaurants, senior for -- care facilities and museums. you will have to carry id and show that with your vexing card. if you have a medical exemption you have to show proof and a negative test result. kumasi: a new testing site is opening at the san mateo county event center providing up to 2000 tests every day and the tests are free. you can register for an appointment or walk in. you can expect to get your results

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reggie: some dogs in the u.k. did not have to stick their head out the window to feel the fresh air on their face. this group of spaniels base some windy weather during a trip to wales over the weekend. this is a video that shows their ears flapping in the wind and gusts reach up to 59 miles brower in the region on sunday morning for easing off as the day went on. >> they look like they are battling the wind. >> my dog does not like the wind. very anxious especially on the warm breezy days. our wind -- neighbor has a wind chime. >> windchimes if you live close to other people should be illegal. >> especially at night. >> if you have your window open and on your on the telethon i need you to put the headphones on. >> this is just one person. visibility it is a great day here at sunshine. we do have some fog out there but we are doing good. here's a live look at san jose pretty quiet. the numbers right now are typical winter chill, in the 30's and 40's right now. we will warm up nicely with highs well above where we

reggie: that means the rent is due. drew: oh my gosh. melanie: have you paid? reggie: i have not. drew: i always look at his tweets and say oh my gosh, scrambling. reggie: it is what i am mostly good for. kumasi: thank you. drew:

reggie: the threat of a invasion. what is now being encouraged from world leaders. kumasi: at&t shutting down 3g. the fact it could have that the effect it could have on commuters. >> after 43 days, any precipitation looks good. reggie: rain here and snow in the sierra. kumasi: good morning. it is tuesday, february 22. reggie: you know i that means, right? it is 2-22-22. what are we doing. jobina: we need some tickets. reggie:

reggie: breaking news right now. a shooting at the dave and busters. the new information just released. >> russia and ukraine are poised to meet, though expectations are low for break there. this as president biden is set to talk to allies about how to move forward. the latest of elements, coming up. kumasi: no more masks. we are expected to learn a lot more today about what the future looks like for california schools. reggie: if you loved we can weather, drew is tracking even warmer temperatures. plus, a look ahead at the brain coming later this week. kumasi: good morning on this monday. reggie: we will check in on the weather with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: today is the last day of february and we will -- we will finish it out on a dry day. remer last week? we were waking up to temperatures in the 20's and thursday -- and 30's, quite a differ

reggie: we are not the only ones rolling back restrictions. the mixed messages leaving many people confused. >> we have to hope for a miracle march. kumasi: experts are keeping an eye on this hot and dry weather. the record highs we expect in the bay area again today. good morning. it is thursday, february 10. reggie: a lot of you are waking up with warm temperatures. drew: yesterday in the city, we made 75. we have not seen rain in the month -- this pattern continues. not anticipating rain in the forecast and today we will set multiple records. part of the reason why, it is so breezy

reggie: students taking action over possible school closures. the protests happening now. >> we will go. we won't go. kumasi: oh, lord. it is drama. do you think they will still love him? the celebration and whether he found his shadow. reggie: we may have been infiltrated, kumasi, i just want to warn you, because i think someone in this box likes groundhog day. kumasi: who is it?! >> he is from pennsylv

reggie: santa clara is close to changing its mask rules, reaching one very important metric. kumasi: it is thursday, february 24. reggie: we start with our meteorologist, greg tuma. >> cross freezing and a lot of spots. 24 feel thrilled -- 2 fairfield, even oakland is a cold morning at 35 degrees. freeze warnings and effect and frost advisory until 9:00 a.m. the freezer running encompasses a large portion of the bay

reggie: it was cold. drew: it was freezing. >> i came from chicago. you can't talk to me until it is nine degrees. drew:

reggie: -- will be different depending on where you are. a new reason to be on your best behavior if you are in an uber. the previously sealed ratings you can now access. good morning everybody. reggie: don't threaten me with that. we give nothing but five stars. drew: don't need to be threatened at 5:00 in the morning. we are finding a warmer afternoon. those chilly days on

reggie: we will start with the forecast. drew: a frigid morning today, starting in the 20's and 30's, but we will thaw out over the weekend. this, this third morning had frigid temper. freeze warnings for the north bay, the santa clara valley,

i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. today a group of lawmakers will band together to say it is time to end the california state of emergency, which was issued by governor newsom. three gop state lawmakers will hold a news conference. kevin kiley of the sacramento area. james gallagher of yuba city, and melissa melendez, a riverside county. they're arguing that the governor's two year old order should be lifted, given the state's eased mask mandates and the super bowl being hosted in l. a sunday. davina house that traffic doing, reggie? it's improving, so i'm happy to report that. at least good morning, everyone. i'm starting here with the toll plaza. traffic is actually backed up all the way to pinole. so you're going to slow down through their richmond, berkeley, emeryville stop and go traffic because of an earlier issue. the richmond san rafael bridge is also really filling in now for people that are headed towards the north bay. and then we are also following a crash in the south bay that i want to touch on briefly.

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i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. dubina has a look at the roads, reggie. good morning, everyone. we are going to start with a new crash. we're following indonesia last check. all lanes were blocked here, so we're going to see what the sensors are picking up right now . and it does. look at least one lane now is right back open so westbound 7 80 past military west visa tracking around 25 mph. and then good news and signal that crash. we're following their on cbs 6 80 before 84 has cleared hi, drew. we're tracking live doppler seven with some scattered showers out there this morning. this is a level one. lightstorm we are tracking. we'll find scattered showers throughout the day and low snow levels could have a dusting of snow on our highest peaks. outside we go. we have some storm clouds on the western horizon with this level one storm. there's an isolated shower this morning break midday and into the afternoon between three pm and eight pm that's the best bit of finding rain and even some hail temperatures. reggie only the low to mid fifties. alright jerry

i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. we have just learned police in southern california have made an arrest and the beating of a 49 ers fan is so five stadium. oakland resident daniel luna was attacked outside the stadium during last sunday's nfc championship game. he suffered severe injuries and remains in a coma. englewood police arrested a suspect overnight and monte bello. they have not yet released that person's identity , but they say more details will be coming soon. let's check in with job enough for like a traffic. thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. we're going to start with the dry times here because we're really just dealing with slow traffic. tracy to dublin 35 minutes and conquered, really slowing down there at 31 minutes for that drive time, also for anyone headed onto the richmond san rafael bridge, traveling in the westbound direction towards the north bay. that's where you're going to see the traffic stack up for you and then it's a true friday in the bay area in terms of the toll plaza here, met