san francisco general's emergency department chief says they're at their peak of covid cases. tonight he shows us inside. call it defiance or desperation, why restaurants in pleasanton that opened last night say they're staying home despite the extension of the stay-at-home order. i'm tracking showers. abc 7 news at 11:00 starts right now. building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc 7 news. bracing for a covid-19 surge, local intensive care units in a critical state. icu capacity in the bay yaarea tonight at 3%. hospitals are preparing for more patients than they're equipped to handle. i'm dion lim. one of the hardest-hit hospitals

in san francisco is implementing its covid-19 surge plan. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has some of the first images of what this plan looks like at one of the hardest-hit hospitals in san francisco. >> reporter: it's the plan medical doctors were hoping they wouldn't have to implement. but tonight the chief of the medical department at zuckerberg general hospital showed how they're handling cases. they've reached the highest number of covid-19 cases they've ever had. with more than 2 million covid cases statewide, hospitals across california are being pushed to their breaking point. at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital this is what their surge plan looks like. >> we've already seen overflow of the intensive care unit. >> reporter: with the thanksgiving and christmas surge, a new year case all at once, dr. caldwell says they've had to add additional floors to

treat covid patients. >> at least four regular floor wards and three icu areas. >> reporter: with 59 covid-positive cases they're now in the orange level of their plan, one case away from the highest level. >> it means we have to open yet another ward for covid-only patients. it means we need to put more limitations on any surgeries beyond the urgent. >> reporter: and, as cases continue to grow, dr. caldwell says they're projecting to enter the red level of their surge plan this weekend. this tent is equipped to accept more covid cases as demand grows. >> we are looking at what it would look like, again, to set up field care clinics so that patients normally admitted to the hospital would be admitted to the field care clinics instead. >> reporter: sim marilar plans

seen across the state. in apple valley we were allowed inside an icu. this staff is treating 50 patients with just 20 beds. are you running out of icu beds? >> we still have some icu capacity. thankfully, the majority of those 59 that are in the hospital, that are admitted to the hospital now are not in the icu. >> reporter: now what's keeping dr. caldwell hopeful is the vaccine. also even though covid cases are increasing in our area, they're not turning patients away for other medical emergencies. >> that distribution can't come soon enough. luz, many thanks to you. sadly, we are also seeing an increase in the number of patients dying from covid. there was a record set with nearly 700 deaths due to covid-19. that eclipses the 585 on new year's eve. the number of newly-diagnosed cases is 53,000, the second

highest daily total we've seen. and the state announced it has extended the stay-at-home order in the bay area, due to icu availability remaining below the state threshold of 15%. that means the struggle continues for businesses. matt boone found several restaurants in pleasanton open for outdoor dining, saying it's a matter of survival. >> reporter: for the second night in a row, customers came to sit on the patio at the tap house. >> our customer base was very excited and thankful. >> reporter: josh mckay notes the regional stay-at-home order was to expire yesterday. >> if we felt this was a health risk, we would not be doing this at all. >> reporter: but with the icu capacity at its lowest point yet, the state officially extended the order meaning outdoor dining is prohibited, but he says another month without customers could signal

the end of his business. >> it's make or break for us. and it's make it or break it for a lot of others. >> reporter: down the block, sidetrack bar and grill had their patio open, defying the order as well. the vast majority of restaurants are compliant, like wild one mexican grill, their patio empty, surviving off of to-go-only orders. >> it's going bad, but we can't complain, because we have a lot of customers helping, supporting us. >> reporter: the manager says she tries to keep her hopes up, but losing in-person dining took a big chunk out of their business. >> it was a good business, but right now we have to get used to it. >> reporter: still, they have no plans to defy the order. as for those who are, does she think it's fair? >> it's up to them. i can't judge. for us, i think is fair for our customers just to keep them

safe. >> reporter: matt boone, abc 7 news. stanford has called off plans to bring hundreds of students back on campus for the winter quarter. this comes after 43 students tested positive for coronavirus. freshman, sophomore and incoming transfer students will not return later this month despite assurances by the school. students with special needs who are already on campus will be allowed to stay. rapid covid testing aimed at this latino community gets under way tomorrow in one of san francisco's most vulnerable neighborhoods. ucsf is launching the tests. similar tests were carried out in the mission district before and after thanksgiving. residents will also be asked about the corona vaccine. >> the attitudes, where would people want to get the vaccine if they want to.

gathering this information is so important, because it helps guide how we take these next steps. >> the testing and research program will run for three weeks and aims to test 600 people a day. the data will be used to help the city improve its covid response. and we have an entire section at our website, providing updates on covid-19 with resources on financial help, consumer tips and how to get tested. you can find it all at abc7news.com. developing news coming out of washington tonight. house democrats announced they will move forward with plans to impeach president trump. they plan to submit an article of impeachment monday, accusing him of incitement of insurrection. >> reporter: in the wake ofday' against the capitol, house democrats have announced they'll move forward with plans to impeach president trump for a second time, following a rally in which his followers later marched to the capitol. >> you'll never take back our

country with weakness. you have to show strength, and you have to be strong. >> reporter: the single article of impeachment, incritesment of insurrection set to be introduced on the house floor monday, charging trump with willfully inciting violence against the government. at least 180 representatives, all democrats, signing on. >> he cannot be trusted. he should resign immediately. he is a clear threat to our democracy. >> reporter: but only a handful of republicans publicly support the idea. senator pat toomey of pennsylvania telling fox news. >> i do think the president committed impeachable offenses, but i don't know what is going to land on the senate floor if anything. >> reporter: the president now banned from twitter. the social media giant permanently suspending his account quote due to the risk of further incitement to violence. meanwhile, they are combing through data for information

about those involved in wednesday's attack. >> the activities of those involved in the siege of our capitol were violent. they were destructive, and those people must be held accountable. >> reporter: dozens already arrested. among them, ada ada ada ada adaa jacob angeli, charged with violent entry and disorderly conduct and richard barnett, photographed with his feet on speaker pelosi's desk, turning himself in in arkansas, also now facing federal karina mitchell, abc news, new york. a theft has left a ballet company scrambling. ♪ someone stole tutus and other costumes. just ahead, why the thief may be in for a disappointment while

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hall. at abc 7, we're focussed on how covid-19 has affected the arts. in the south bay, a renowned dance company is asking for your help tonight after a devastating theft. ♪ at a time when the san jose dance theater should be focussing on their upcoming performance of "sleeping beauty", an unexpected setback in a year already riddled with challenges because of covid-19. >> it's a really sad week for us. thieves got in and stole countless numbers of our precious, precious ballet costumes. >> more than 80 brand-new and heirloom costumes and accessories, painstakingly made by volunteers, many taking months to craft. she danced herself and is passing the love of dance to her own children. >> this is heartbreaking for us to be hit by this. and thiey are just precious and

special to us. >> linda estimates the value between $13,000 and $20,000. but because the tutus are so specialized, they have a lowrey sale value. to those at this non-profit dance theater, they are priceless. here's her message. >> if you have it in your heart to consider returning them, we would not press any charges. we would be eternally grateful to have those one of a kind, you know, little masterpieces for us back so we can use them and continue doing what we do, and that's performing arts. >> yeah, they really are little masterpieces. the san jose dance theater has been pivoting to virtual performances during the pandemic. a gofundme campaign has been set up for those who want to help. here are the winning numbers from tonight's $470 million powerball drawing. 14, 26, 38, 45, 46. and the powerball is 13.

people around the bay area picked up their tickets for tonight's powerball drawing hard on the heels of friday's mega millions drawing. no one matched all six numbers according to the powerball website. that means the jackpot will rise to 550 million for next wednesday's drawing, and no one picked all six numbers in the 540 million mega millions drawing which means tuesday's jackpot soars to 600 million. combined that totals more than $1 billion. interesting digits when it comes to the temperatures, drew. see what i did there? 60s and 70s this coming week. >> that's a lot of money to be had by someone or many people in the week ahead. good luck, everybody. temperature wise we are tracking the potential for record warm weather later on this week. a dry pattern is going to set up for much of the seven-day forecast. tonight what we're watching overhead, live doppler 7, the active sweep, it is quiet for

the time being, but we'll slide a little further to the north. we are tracking a cold front moving into northern california. there you can see off eureka light showers, and as it moves through overnight tonight, it will try and bring an isolated shower to parts of the north bay before sun rise tomorrow morning. temperatures ahead of that front are cooling off well into the 40s. down to 40 in santa rosa. 49 in the city. 45 in san jose. 47 in oakland, but fairfield down to a chilly 37 degrees already. live doppler 7 along with satellite, the bigger picture, there you can see that cold front defined very nicely. you see showers from seattle stretching down to northern california. unfortunately, it doesn't have a lot of moisture to work with, and that front is really going to fall apart as it moves through overnight tonight. still the chance is there of an isolated sthour isolated shower in the north bay. overnight tonight, let's talk

temperatures. we'll see numbers in the mid-30s to mid-40s. you probably notice the clouds on the krincrease as well, as t front gets closer and closer to us. i do want to stop the clock at 4:00 a.m., while many of us are sleeping, you can see around ukiah, light showers trying to make their presence known, and even as far south as santa rosa, there could be an isolated sprinkle before the sun gets up here. but during the day tomorrow, it's really dry. it's a mixture of sun and clouds out there. so the sky is not nearly as clear as it was today, but tomorrow we'll still see a decent amount of sunshine to finish out the weekend. but we do have a high-surf warning that will go into effect tomorrow, because of that cold front that is approaching. it is churning up our ocean water. so that high surf warning means a long period west northwesterly swell is generating.

wave heights from six to seven fight along our coast. but we could see breakers in the range of 23 to 28 feet. that is some dangerous surf. there is the risk of sneaker waves and rip currents tomorrow. so just a really good idea to stay out of the ocean on sunday. let's take a look at temperatures on your sunday. 58 in the city. and about 59 in oakland for a high tomorrow. that's pretty close to average for this time of the year. 61 the high in san jose. 60 in santa rosa. 59 in concord, and, again, we'll call it a blend of sunshine and cloud cover out there. so, here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. there's a chance of a morning sprinkle in the north bay tomorrow. otherwise, it's really just fog to sunshine here on our monday. tuesday, again, another weak moving front moves in. there's the chance in the north bay of a sprinkle. but, again, the theme is, there's no real widespread beneficial rainfall in the forecast. then beyond, we'll watch on thursday, there's a chance for records possible, pretty warm

day, warmer spots going into the low 70s. >> all right, break out those shorts. drew, many thanks. a deputy spotted some teens skate boarding at a south bay high school, but he wasn't about to bust them. see what happened

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in the south bay, a trespassing call in the city of cupertino turned into a mini skate boarding competition. the sheriff's office officials tweeted out this video here. you can see one deputy tries to land an ali and a kick flip. but the teen in the red sweater, yeah, definitely did a little bit better. comments on twitter praised the deputies for their response to the situation saying this is how community policing is done. well, from skateboarding now to chris alvarez.

>> a bay area basketball rivalry goes down to the wire. plus, two of the bay's best in football take the field for super wildcard saturday. we'll show you if tom and jared co

washington football team quarterback alex smith will undoubtedly win the come back player of the year award, but unfortunately he was out for the playoff game against tom brady and the bucs. smith sidelined with a calf injury. tom brady became the oldest player to throw a touchdown pass in a playoff game, this to chris godwin. tampa bay led by 11 at the break. this is amazing play by taylor

heineki. superman fly in, he dove from like the four yard line. what an effort that was. chase young wants you to know his name and watch tom brady's reaction. he can't believe it. washington within eight, two minutes to go. fourth and 21, heineki has to have something here. logan thomas, it is incomplete. great effort from heineki. brady and smith hugged things out. bucs win cal's jared goff did not start for the rams because of a thumb injury. but john wolford took this big hit, eventually taken to the hospital as a precaution but was released and back at the stadium before the end of the game. russell wilson, the quick pass right to dareus williams. there he goes for the pick six. rams up ten. goff didn't look great because

of that busted thumb but did enough. finds a wide-open robert woods for the score. rams win 30-20. they'll play either at green bay or tampa. we won't know until after sunday's games. bills hosting their first playoff game in 25 years, taking on the colts. 6700 fans were allowed in, and they were pumped. josh allen ran for touchdown and threw for two. this to stefan diggs. bills mafia loves it. colts down three, but too far out for a field goal. rivers goes for the hail mary, but it is knocked down. buffalo wins 27-24, their first playoff win since 1995. tears of joy. buffalo will find out who they host after the results of tomorrow's afc games. which coach is which? on the right, 30 seconds to go. tommy accusy findsdsdsdsdsdsds

t three ball, that's good. justice had 23. kuzi. access tonight. he didn't even have to jump. broncos win the conference opener for both teams, 66-64. that's your look at sports, send things back to you. a republican official in the south bay faces calls to resign. his posts on social media about the capitol siege have some saying he supports the violence. what he had to say to abc 7 news about that. >> and it just smashed onto the ground. >> a witness describes a really close call today in the east bay. what caused a huge cooling unit there are a lot of things in life we want but can't have. health insurance shouldn't be one of them. covered california is making health insurance more affordable for millions of us. even if you've looked before, you should look again.

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once again, good evening, everybody. i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines, zuckerberg general hospital is implementing their covid surge plan. the hospital is forced to add additional floors and a tent. it still has icu capacity but expects to move from the orange to red zone this weekend. several restaurants in pleasanton are seating patrons again. restaurants opened under a gray area when a local extension expired friday but some never closed back up again. they say they can't survive on take-out alone. house democrats plan to

submit an article of impeachment on monday. president trump is accused of inciting violence against the government. very few republicans have voiced their support. dozens of suspects have been arrested. a republican leader in the south bay is accused of supporting wednesday's violence at the capitol through controversial posts on social media. and tonight there are calls for his resignation. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard spoke to the man behind the posts. >> reporter: the world was watching wednesday's violence storming of the capitol with disbelief. santa clara gop member phil reynolds was watching too, the war has begun, freedom shall prevail. we must defend our constitution to the death. >> i cannot believe this was coming out from an elected representative in santa clara county. and that's why when we see something we need to say something. >> reporter: south bay assembly

member evan lowe posted this comment calling on the silicon valley gop to denounce the violence incited. >> these lies, this is poisonous, and it's important that we hold our public representatives accountable. >> reporter: in another post, reynolds asked his followers, drum roll please, civil war or no civil war. susan ellenberg was outraged. >> as senator romney said, we need to confront the lies by telling the truth. there was no stolen election. the president incited the violence. >> no, he had nothing to do with that. >> reporter: phil reynolds denies the president was responsible for wednesday's riot. >> i felt the assault on the capitol was wrong. i denounce that. >> reporter: meantime, lowe and ellenberg are calling for reynolds to step down from the gop. reynolds says he has no intention of resigning or removing his controversial posts. >> i spoke from the heart. i was emotional, and i'm not

going to retract my comments. they were not anything derogatory to any individual. they were not inciting violence. >> reporter: reynolds says he's not stepping down. he's calling on lowe and ellenberg to resign their post because he says they haven't been effective in office. no comment from the silicon valley gop, but in a tweet it says republicans are unified in condemning the violation of the u.s. capitol. in the newsroom, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. jared huffman was inside the capitol during the rioting. we spoke to him about the security surrounding the upcoming inauguration. >> we have to very quickly stand up a capitol police leadership that the world can have confidence in. and other police reenforcements to make sure that this is a secure event. it's going to be a small event, maybe the smallest inauguration we've seen in a century or more, but it has to go forward and it has to happen safely.

>> congressman huffman supports impeaching president trump and says he believes it must move forward with urgency. abc news has learned vice president pence will indeed attend joe biden's inauguration. that word from a person familiar with pence's decision. it all comes two days after pence certified the election results, defying the president's call to block biden's victory. biden said friday he would welcome pence's attendance, though he hadn't spoken to him about it. president trump tweeted he would not be attending that inauguration. a major search is under way after a boeing jet with 62 people on board lost contact with air traffic controllers in indonesia. naval vessels joined the search effort along with search and rescue craft. radar shows the flight, 182, disappeared moments after taking off from jakarta. it plummeted more than 10,000 feet in about 30 seconds. >> investigators will be looking

at all sorts of things, could it have been a catastrophic failure, a bomb? everything is open at this point. >> search and rescue teams have been deployed to the location where it went down. all crews and passengers were indonesian. this is not the 737 max that returned to service recently but a much older model. a large cooling unit being lifted off the ground bay helicopter broke loose and fell to the street below. it all happened this morning on clay street. we should point out no one was hurt, but it sent workers scattering away from the scene. you s you see it there. todd barbie was standing feet away. >> it smashed onto the dproupd, and there were guys that were running out of the way of it, and i would estimate there's some guys that were as close as maybe ten or 15 feet away from

where it hit. >> ooh, just glad to see everything's okay. a crane, a company brought in a crane and removed the damaged unit. a group of trump supporters attacked a black woman and a camera captured it all. but the images don't tell the whole story. one man is credited with keeping her safe. the story in her own words. and i'm meteorologist drew tuma, tracking t

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outrage tonight after the attack on a black woman. phil shumann spoke to the woman and photographer standing by. >> they're calling me the n-word and asking me who i voted for and asking me if i'm a trump supporter, and i'm telling them,

no, i'm not a trump support er. i don't care, just let me get home. >> reporter: she admitted she flipped off the trump supporters as she tried to leave but they wouldn't let her. >> there's a mob of about 40 trump supporters walking behind me. they are following me and shoving me around. and this one lady is holding a trump flag. as i walk away she opens the flag and blocks me in. >> reporter: this man was actually trying to protect her. she said police across the street did not intervene. >> the gentleman who actually had his hand around me was trying to help me out. the entire time he kept whispering in my ear, don't move, they're trying to kill you. >> reporter: meantime, she had no idea how many people would see what happened. >> that's when this lady who was there was taking pictures of the entire thing. i didn't know there was people watching the whole thing. >> reporter: that lady was a

freelance photographer whose instagram posts went viral. she did not want her face on camera but wanted to speak out. >> it's important to tell this story, because i think a lot of people think that there isn't still racism in this country. or that there isn't violence happening at some of these rallies and protests. >> reporter: at least six arrests wednesday, authorities say, but none for the incident involving nebo, who says she has yet to file a police report. >> i'm still shaking. i haven't slept all night. my family's called every second. my friends are here checking on me. it's so shocking to know that we live in a society where men can just dress up in the name of their government and go around and attack innocent black people. >> well, cameras today captured new security fencing around the u.s. supreme court. earlier this week, construction of additional fencing along the

white house complex began before dawn. according to the secret service, most ever the fencing is expected to stay up through next wednesday, citing quote, necessary security measures. parlirhpar parler has hours before it's shut down by it was twitter. >> the national weather service says dangerous breaking waves could exceed 30 feet. a final check of weather now with drew tuma. more with this warmup on the way. >> yeah, we're tracking a cold

front that not only is kicking up our surf for that high surf warning, but it is also bringing the chance of an isolated shower overnight tonight. live doppler 7 shows there will be a chance of an isolated shower in the north bay. we'll stop the clock at 4:00 a.m. there you can see around ukiah and points to the north a chance of a sprinkle, as far south as santa rosa the chance exists. after the sun gets up here, it's nothing but a mixture of sun and clouds throughout the day, and most of us will be dry. overnight tonight we'll see increasing clouds. temperatures dropping into the mid-30s to mid-40s, and tomorrow we'll see highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s under that blend of sun and clouds. the accuweather forecast, a chance of a morning sprinkle tomorrow. there's another chance in the north bay again on tuesday, nothing widespread, and then we'll track the possible records coming on thursday into the 60s

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what a week it's been for stephen curry. earlier in the week, he was named the western conference player of the week. last night he fueled a big come back over the clippers. they trailed by as much as 22, but curry caught fire in the third quarter. they closed the deficit down to six. then it was all golden state after that.

curry scored a game high 38. he hit nine three pointers as the warriors won by ten. another quick turn around, game tomorrow against toronto. >> we obviously made shots, and that gave us a lot of confidence that hey, get stops, things are going to happen. great for us to get back into the game. and then, you know, keep that momentum into the fourth quarter. pretty awesome night, considering how the first 28 minutes went. >> the warriors g-league arena and santa cruz is stanford's home away from home. oscar desilva dives, saves it. sanford by 11 at the break. stanford inbounding. zaire williams, a huge slam. the highly-ranked freshman, worth a few more looks.

cardinals win, they're 8-3 overall. frustrating season for mark fox. 59 all, joel brown the steal, he'll go coast-to-coast for the go-ahead layup. he finished with 1467. andre kelly had a team high 22. 84-78. this time last year, the niners were in a bye-week as the nfc's top seed to an eventual super bowl appearance. this is going to be an offseason of change. saleh has already completed interviews with the falcons, lions and jets and also expected to interview with jaguars and chargers. they'll be busy likely trying to find saleh's replacement and trying to keep a core with

nearly 40 free agents. kyle juszczyk was overcome with emotion when talking about his upcoming free agency. >> even you just asking that has already got me choked up. but just a lot that will come into play here. >> i've always man tapintained same thing. san francisco is my number one destination. >> the salary cap number dipping by at least 20 million, the 49ers have difficult choices to make. >> we have a lot of guys we do want to bring back. we do believe we have a good team. >> we just finished a 6-10 season. that's not to our standard. >> they have the 12th overall pick along with seven other draft picks. but the question remains, how much of the core will be retained. >> i can't wait to get to next year, man. honestly, it's been eating at me. i can't wait to attack the offseason and get to next year. we're going to keep this going.

the guys coming in next year are coming in ready to go. >> our standards are competing for a super bowl year in and year out. this was not our standard this year, and we can't really make excuses for it, and just that our expectations are to be in the playoffs next year. >> did you see this? cool moment at chase center last night. warriors official scorekeeper calling it a career after 58 years. an amazing come back win over the clippers. after the game the 81-year-old tok a photo with the team and madena sh made that shot right there. four nba titles in six different arenas, congrats to fred on a great career. and that's it for tonight, i'm dion lim. abc 7 news continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. for everybody here at abc 7, thanks for joining us. be sure to join me on facebook, instagram and twitter.

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