icu capacity in the bay area at just 3% this morning. we're getting an inside look at the hardest-hit hospitals opening a surge plan opening a ward just for covid patients. good morning, everybody, thank you for joining us. we will have more on how hospitals are handling the surge in cases. the first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, we are partly cloudy with a half mile by the delta. that's pretty much the fog we have to speak of. temperatures 26 degrees spread from the chilly members here in our east bay valley. dublin and san ramone and danville, livermore, 38 in policetantson and 38 in concord -- 38 in pleasanton and 38 in concord.

we will see a mix of clouds. upper 50s to near 60. that sun is setting a little later every day and we'll talk about our opportunity for rain coming up for the week ahead. just one opportunity in a few minutes. liz. >> lisa, thank you. one of the hardest-hit hospitals in san francisco is implementing the covid-19 surge plan. reporter lisa pena has some of the images at san francisco general. >> reporter: with more than 2 million covid cases state wide, hospitals across california are being pushed to their brinking point. at zuckerberg san francisco hospital, this is what their search plan looks like. >> we have already seen overflow of our intensive care unit into the seizure care unit. >> reporter: with thanksgiving and christmas surge and new year cases at once, they said they had to add additional floors to

treat covid patients. >> at least four regular floor boards and three icu areas. >> 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 surgeries, beyond the urgent. >> reporter: and as cases continue to grow, dr. caldwell says they are projected to enter the red level of their search level. this health chin sick equipped to accept more covid cases as demand grows. >> we are looking at what it would like like to set up field care clinics so patients that would be admitted to hospital can be admitted to these field care clinics instead. >> similar response plans are seen across the state n. san bernardino, st. mary medical

center allowed a camera inside the icu. this staff is treating 50 icu patients with just 20 icu beds. >> are you rung out of icu beds? >> so we still have some icu capacity. thankfully, the majority of those 59 that are in the hospital admitted to the hospital now are not in the icu. >> reporter: now what is keeping dr. caldwell hopeful is the vaccine. even though covid cases are increasing in our area, they're not turning patients away for other medical emergencies. in the newsroom, lisa pe ena, nbc 7 news. . >> we are seeing an increase in patients dieing with covid. california set a record. that eclipses the 585 reported on new year's eve. the number of newly diagnosed cases is nearly 53,000. the second highest daily total we've seen. >> the state announced it's extended a stay-at-home order in

the bay area. it remains below 15%. the struggle continues for businesses. matt boone found several restaurants in pleasantton staying opened for outdoor dining saying it's a matter of survival. >> reporter: for a second day in a row, customers came to sit out. >> our customer base was very excited and thankful. if we felt this was a health risk, we would not be doing this at all. >> reporter: but with the icu capacity in the bay area at its lowest point yet, the state officially extended the order outdoor dining is prohibited. another month without in-person commerce could signal the end of his business. >> we are at that point where it's make-or-break for us. it's make it or break it for a lot of others. >> reporter: down the block, the sidewalk bar had their patio opened again, meanwhile, the vast majority of restaurants are

compliant, wild mexican grill are suffering on to-go 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 business, we have to get used to it. >> reporter: still, she says 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 don't know for us. i think it is fair for our customer. just keep them safe. >> reporter: in policetantton, matt boone, abc 7 news. they are helping hospitals facing increased case of case of covid-19. they are sending help there. currently the icu capacity in

the san joakim valley is zero percent. they reported 1200 cases and three deaths. sanford is bringing hundreds back for the winter quarter. this comes a day after the university announced 43 students tested positive for coronavirus. freshmen, sophomores and incoming transfer students will not return this month despite repeated assurances from the school. students with special needs who are already on campus will be allowed to stay. covid-19 testing in the latino community gets started in one of the hardest vulnerable neighborhoods. they are launching a program at the 24th street and bart plaza. the tests will take 15 minutes to process. similar tests were carried out in the mission district before and after thanksgiving. those tested will be asked about the vaccine.

>> the attitudes, where would people want to get one, where do they feel most comfortable. gathering is this is so important. it helps guide where we take the next steps. >> the testing and research program will run three weeks and hopes to test 600 people a day. we have a section on our website providing updates on covid-19 and resources on financial health, consumer tips and how to get tested. you can find all of that at abc7news.com. all right. lisa, let's take a live look outside. >> it's pretty nice out there right now. it is certainly cold in our inland valleys and our east bay valleys with the north bay fog. in the mid-40s right here in san francisco. extra cloud cover today. what's it mean to your sunday afternoon? come back. we have the answers next. also ahead, details on plans to impeach the president for a second time.

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at 6:10. amazon is threatening to cut ties with parler. new this morning the majority of americans say trump should be removed from office before his turn ends, that's according to an abc news-ipsis capitol police are working with air marshals to protect members of congress. >> reporter: this morning dozens are under arrest accused of taking part in wednesday's rampage at the u.s. capitol. law enforcement combing through social media, surveillance video and cell phone data to find the perpetrators. they include adam johnson of florida charged with left of government property after he was allegedly spotted carrying nancy pelosi knows's lectern. ja sock chansley, aka jake

angeli and a man turning himself in, in arkansas, now facing federal charges. five people died in the rioting, including one police officer, just hours after president trump held a rally urging supporters to march to the capitol. now, house democrats vowing they'll push forward with plans to impeach the single article, incitement of unsurrection set to be introduced on the house floor tomorrow charging trump with willfully inciting violence against the government. a handful of republicans publicly support the idea. senator pat toomey telling fox news. >> one of the things that i'm concerned about is whether the house would completely politicize something. 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: meanwhile, the president saying he will work towards an orderly transition. kari ma niche el, abc news, new

york. coming up, alexandria ocasio-cortez will discuss the democrat's push to impeach president trump. you can watch the full interview with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 on nbc 7. as the events in washington unfolded last wednesday, photos from inside the capitol went viral around the world. many of the images were taken by the chief photographer and this weekend i spoke one-on-one with wayne what it was like to document this historic day. >> thank you so much for joining us. i was in awe seeing your photos. like so many of us, i am glad to know you are safe. describe the initial moments as things began to unfold. when did you realize something was happening? >> well, it was an interesting chain of events. the breaching of the capitol was preceded bety joint session of congress that had kicked off at

1:00 p.m. and we had some technical problems with getting our picks out from the joint session. so i had left the house side of the capitol and gone to the senate side to edit and transmit pictures from the joint session. while i was doing that, we noticed that a part of the crowd that had earlier in the day that gathered on the ellipse for the rally, president trump had made their way to the west round of the capitol actually had gotten over the fencing of barricades that enclosed the cite of the inauguration. while that was happening, i was very distracted. i was trying to do one thing, push the pictures from out from the joint session. at the same time very concerned what we were seeing from the windows of the capitol. so that was the first sign that

things had gone bad and, frankly, you know, my main concern at that point was trying to get outside the photograph of what was going on, because i never thought for a moment that this mob of people would, in fact, make it from outside the capitol to the inside. >> we all know they did. we are showing some of your images from inside now, the man dangling from the senate chamber. another one that we have all seen that's gone viral, a man waving and smiling as he walks away from the speaker's podium. in fact, that man was arrested. what happened in that moment that he almost seemed to be engageing with you. >> yeah, the scene in the rotunda was complete mayhem. people were entering from multiple directions. the rotunda is the central point of the capitol, probably the most iconic in many ways because

of the beauty of the place and the back door had been preached. the north and south entrances had people swarming in, too. because both of those areas had been breached. so it was absolute chaos in the rotunda and people were, you know, climbing on these historic statues posing for selfies, chanting and then this fella comes by with the podium, which seemed very strange and out of place and so, i started to take pictures of this guy as he was traversing the central portion of the rotunda and he noticed that i was doing so and you know turned to wave like it was, i don't know, a holiday photo of some type. and you know, i think it's reflective of this sort of when people get into a mob of this

size, that they lose common sense, frankly. and they just go in with the flow and sort of not thinking. i think there was a lot of that this day. >> yeah, i'm sure that man is not smiling this morning. what about your safety, did you feel under attack at all especially as a member of the press? >> i didn't feel threatened at any point really by the protesters or the -- whatever we're calling them now. and i had a couple people ask me who i worked for and i assume they were, you know, there were certain organizations that they were probably not happy to cooperate with. but getty images is, you know, all we do is photographs. so, it's hard to refute the accuracy of a photograph, so i don't think anybody was

particularly interested in doing me any physical harm. >> i want to step back for a moment and talk about the bigger picture for a bit. i know you have been talking about washington, d.c. for decades, and your dad did, too, could you ever imagine or could your dad imagine something like this would happen at our nation's capitol? >> no, i was thinking about that, that afternoon. i worked there for over 30 years and the capitol, like it or not, is a place where, you know, important events take place. there is a large amount of decorum, though, that is a part of the process. and it's, you know, a very regimented kind of venue for the most part. that's the opposite of what happened on wednesday and to see the place overrun as it was, was, you know, disturbing,

alarming, you know, just something i never expected to take place in terms of my father and what he would have thought. i think he would have felt much the same and it's just kind of a reflection of the divisiveness and extremism we've seen over the last 15 years. >> yeah. >> and, hopefully, it parks a potential turning point. >> absolutely. i'm curious of all the images that you took, everything you saw on wednesday. what is the one image of the moment that you just can't stop thinking about this? it is seared into your memory this many days later? >> it's interesting. the work that was produced by all of the news photographers who were working at the capitol that day i think is a remarkable

testament to the power of photo journalism. my personal favorite of mine, i think it is a man who is hanging from the ledge in the senate chamber and trying to get down to the main floor of the chamber. because it just highlights the chaos and the out-of-place nature of what took place that day, but it's hard for me to say, the people storming and the east trans, i think it is very reflective of that day as well as the trump flag has police trying to do their job that has members of this mob on both sides. so, i don't know, it's a hard choice. >> there are so many. wynn, thank you so much for joining us. thank you for what you do.

>> thank you, liz, it's a pleasure for being here. thank you for having me. >> the photographer behind so many of the viral photos that will now be seared into our memories forever and the history books. we talk about this. now those photos have been used to identify many of those people and many have been arrested. >> it didn't take long. those are wild. it's very interesting. good morning, everyone, we are looking at a little bit of change in our weather. we don't have the fog this morning. we will get into a little more sun this afternoon. we have another cold front that could offer up a little bit of light shower activity in the far north bay. otherwise, high pressure remains in control of our weather and january is not looking wet and you know this should be our, one of our wettest times of year. partly cloudy skies, rain is to the north. we'll look for a weak system to stay to the north of us and as we look at our numbers right now, they really are wide ranging from where we have the

clear sky in the 30. santa clara is up 35. 37 in mountain view. 39 in saratoga. also mid-30s over to our east bay and by the delta, a little bit of fog. but we have the clouds up in the north bay. notice 50 in bodega bay. here a look at the airport, san jose, partly cloud why i to mostly cloudy in spots to the north. otherwise we thin tout cloud deck this afternoon for high clouds, looking at that record warmth still on track for thursday and beyond. we have a high surf warning that continues until 9:00 tonight. 7 to 11-foot wave heights right now. they could go as high as 30-feet those breakers. dangerous conditions. coinciding with that is the coastal flood advisory that takes us into tomorrow afternoon. so particularly in san francisco, north of the city here, around the san pablo bay, looking at the green highlighted area, we see beach erosion and

some parking lots flooded, just minor. not a real big deal. but as we look at what we can expect. the high tide comes in at 8:25. it's a little higher for your tuesday and begins to subside slight will i into wednesday. here's a look at today. we have sprinkles early on. 9:30 in the east bay and south bay and then we'll get into the clouds thinning out, a little bit throughout the afternoon. here comes your monday, a little bit more sun for you. as we get into monday night, the clouds thicken. that ridge flattens a bit and that allows for a little bit of rain here to come up through ukiah. mount shasta. the extreme far north bay. as we look at the possibility of rainfall potential. it stops right at about santa rosa, calistoga and to the north. you see measurable rain. otherwise, we'll see clouds and still the mild temperatures. as we look at your highs from the upper 50s in richmond, look

for about 60s this afternoon. we'll call it partly cloudy a. few more clouds in the city. 60 in santa rosa. the accuweather 7-day forecast, morning fog for your monday. that slight chance of showers on tuesday. then we get into the warmer weather. numbers coming up through the mid-60s a. l mid-60s. dry into the weekend. very mild up there. open up windows. turn off the east. although we should be getting up the umbrellas, right, lynn? >> we should be. hopefully, we get more rain coming up soon. just ahead, an unusual theft in the bay area, a ballet company scrambling. while the thief may be in for disappointment

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all right, welcome back. at abc 7 we are focused on how covid-19 has affected the arts. we are asking for your help after a devastating theft. news anchor deonne lynn has more. [ music playing ] >> reporter: at a time when the san jose dance theater should be focusing on their upcoming performance of sleeping beauty, an unexpected setback in a year already riddled with challenges because of covid. >> the fact that someone broke in and stole countless numbers of our precious ballet costumes. >> more than 80 heir loom costumes and accessories, painstakingly made by volunteers stolen. many taking months to crash by renee forbes who danced in the ballet herself and is passing on the love of dance to her own

children. >> this is art that came for us to be hit by this, they are really precious and special to us. >> reporter: linda estimates the value of the labor and materials of what was stolen between $13 and $20,000. because they are so specialize, they have a low resale value. to those at this non-profit dance theater, they are priceless. here's the message to whoever might be responsible. >> if you have it in your heart to returning them, we would not press charges. we would be eternally grateful to have those one-of-a-kind masterpieces and we can use them and continue doing what we do. that's performing arts. >> deonne lynn, ac 7 news. >> and the san jose dance theater has been pivoting with virtual performances, performances, a go fund me has been set up for those who want to help. all right, still to come on abc 7 morning, a. south bay republican official is facing calls to resign his post about

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so some clouds to the north starting out partly cloudy skies as we get into about noontime. there is some clouds around, numbers are in the mid- to upper-50s, partly cloudy throughout the afternoon, a weak frontal ban will be clearing on out throughout the later afternoon. that's why we have the extra cloud cover. we'll talk about how mild the temperatures get and what kind of rainfall we're looking at that could be arieving in some neighborhoods early tuesday. liz. >> all right, lisa, thank you. a republican leader in the south bay is accused of supporting wednesday's violence at the capitol. controversy posts on social media, now there are calls for his resignation. cornell barnard spoke to the man behind the post. >> reporter: the world was watching wednesday's violent storming of the u.s. capitol with disbelief. santa clara county central committee members phil reynolds was watching too, posting this, the war has begun, citizens take

arms. freedom shall prevail. we must defend our constitution to the death. >> i could not believe this was coming out from an elected representative in santa clara county. that's why when we see something, we need to say something. >> reporter: evan low posted this comment calling on the silicon valley gop to denounce the violence and cite it. >> lies, poisonous. it's important we hold our public representatives accountable. >> in other post, he asked his followers, drumroll please -- civil war or no civil war? susan ellenberg was outraged. >> 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 storming of the capitol was wrong. i denounce that.

>> reporter: meantime, both assemblyman low and ellenberg are calling for reynoldss to step down from the gop. ren noms 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 return my comments. they were not anything derogatory to any individual. they were not inciting violence. >> reporter: reynolds says he's not stepping down. in fact, he is calling on low and ellenberg to resign their post. he says they haven't been effective in office. no comment from the gop. in a tweet posted late wednesday, it says republicans are unified in condemning the violation of the u.s. capitol. >> and north bay congress nan jared huffman was inside the capitol during the rioting. we spoke with him about the security surrounding the upcoming inauguration. >> we have to quickly stand up in capitol police leadership that the world can have confidence in and other police

reenforcements to make sure this is a secure event. it will be a small event in maybe a century or more. but it has to go forward and it has to happen safely. >> congressman huffman supports impeaching president trump. he says he believes it must move forward with urgency. abc news says they will attend joe biden's inauguration. it comes days after pence cert fade election results, defying the blocked biden victory. biden said friday he would welcome pence's victory. we all know president trump tweeted he would not be attending the inauguration. cameras captured new security fencing around the u.s. supreme court. last week additional fencing began before dawn. according to secret service, most of the fence secretary expected to stay up through next wednesday citing quote necessary security measures. and now back to the pandemic. more than 372,000 americans have

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long lines and mounting frustration over the vaccine's slow rollout. more than 6 million doses administered. just 30% of the numbers distributed. new york city opening five vaccination sites on monday. the state expanding the list of who can get the shot next, including day care employees, firefighters and police officers and people over the age of 75. but it could take 14 weeks, nearly four months, to vaccinate just those groups. >> just because the reservations become available, don't expect everyone is going to get a reservation right away. >> starting tomorrow, only small businesses will be able to apply for new loans through the protection program. lenders that work with under served borrowers will get priority, that includes women-led businesses and those led by asian and minorities. they did not say when larger banks will be allowed to start

processing loans. this morning, a boeing jet that crashed in indonesia has been identified according to reuters. the jet with 62 people on board lost contact with air track contr-- traffic controllers yesterday. the aircraft plummeted more than 10,000 feet in about 30 seconds. naval vessels join the search effort along with search and rescue craft. investigators are looking at whether it could have been a catastrophic failure, a bomb. everything is opened at this point. >> all 50 passengers and 12 crew members were indonesian. experts say this is not the boeing 737 max that recently returned to service in the u.s. but a much older model. still ahead, mornings making magic in the kitchen. these stunning works of art are all made by a bay area 12-year-old. the talent that has put her in the spotlight. and here is a live look outside as we head to break.

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all right. happening today, volunteers will gather at golden gate park for a park cleanup. organize, say they want to make sure the area is clean for both humans and animals. anyone is welcome to join and supplies will be provided. organizers will meet at lincoln way and 9th avenue at 11:00 this morning. masks are required. lisa, it's going to be a nice day again today. >> liz, check out this glimpse of the sun. isn't this pretty? 47 degrees here. so we got partly to mostly cloudy skies now. we will be in and out of the clouds throughout san francisco and oakland, a little more sun east and south, we'll talk about temperatures and the lack of rain headed our way next. >> thank you, lisa. next, tom brady and jared

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welcome back. here's a live look through walnut creek area right now. just a beautiful sunrise we are seeing this morning at 6:44. hang tonight, the warriors are celebrating bay area teachers for their central work throughout the pandemic. they will host 50 educators from the oakland and san francisco unified school district. so yes they will sit in a virtual fan section and throughout the game they will appear on courtside led screens invisible to players and the tv broadcast. the warriors are donating $40,000 split evenly between both school districts. and the warriors face the toronto raptors in the finals rematch. tip-off is at 5:30 tonight. the wild card weekend continues

with three more games. you can watch the baltimore ravens right here on abc 7. takeoff is at nissan stadium in nashville. coverage begins at 9:00 a.m. yesterday, three other wild card games were played. chris alvarez has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, washington football team alex smith will undoubtedly win the comeback player of the year. but unfortunately, he was out against tom brady and the bucs with a calf injury. so tom brady, he's going to become the oldest player to throw a touchdown pass, passing the raiders george branda. tampa bay led by 11. recess, third quarter, washington down 8. an amazing play from taylor heinicke, escapes the pressure. finds some room. you talk about efforts, dives for the end zone. he goes from like the 4 yard line. he is in there. chase young wants you to know

his man's name brady can't believe it. this game stays close, washington within 8. two minutes to go. fourth and 21, heinicke going to heat it down. logan thomas, his receiver, oh, it's incomplete. a great effort. brady and smith will hug it out. bucs one, tampa bay would host a game next week against the bears today. cal's jared geoff did not start because of a thumb wolford took a hit and was back before the end of the game. the ram's defense stepped up. russell wilson the pass. there he goes for the pick six. rams up 10. geoff didn't look great because of that busted thumb. did enough, found a wide opened robert woods. rams win. they'll play either green bay or tampa. they won't know until after

today's games. the first playoff game in the 25 years, 6700 fans were allowed in. they were pumped to see the pride of him. this to stefon diggs. bills maffeo loves it. too far out for a field goal so rivers goes for the hail mary. but it is knocked down. buffalo wins. the first play win since 1995. tears of joy. buffalo will find out who they host. which coach is which? st. mary's, randy bennett on the left. 30 seconds to go. tied 62. tommy cuzzi find mathias, toss, broncos back down the floor, keshon justice had 23. final seconds, last chance of the games. drives and justice, that's a clean block. he didn't even have to jump.

he's tall. broncos win the conference opener for both teams 66-64. that is your look at sports. back to you. all right, rough waves are returning to our coastline. here's a look at half moon bay. a high surf warning goes into effect at 7:00. dangerous waves could seed 30-feet. definitely something to watch out for, lisa. >> even if are you a surfer, these are big, big waves. certainly, you should have a buddy out there if you attempt to do that. not a good idea. as we look at live doppler 7 right now, notice we have partly cloudy skies. further to the north, there is some rain. unfortunately, 42 degrees in santa cruz, more sunshine to the south of us today a. few high clouds around.

47 downtown, 43 in oakland. 47 on the peninsula, upper 30s in morgan hill. moratorium camera, a nice view here. sunrise coming up at 7:25. sets at 5:10. 41 in santa rosa. 10 to 11 degrees warmer here. east bay, though, is cold. livermore, how about that 35. 38 in concord, finally mount tam, a beautiful view here a. mix of high clouds for a partly cloudy afternoon. we've highlighted thursday and friday. even into next weekend, it's looking very mild and dry. we touched on the high surf warning. this has been ongoing for a wow now. a huge system in the pacific northwest generating long periods, west-northwesterly swells, we could see breakers up to 30 feet. this is coinciding with an astro nom cal high tide. that pushes our flood advisory

through tomorrow afternoon. you see up into the north bay, the san pablo bay, minor flooding and coastal erosion. the high tide at 8:25. tomorrow a little higher. 10:02 in the morning 4.9 foot and looking wednesday a little lower. we got some cloud cover out there. throughout the afternoon, it's partly cloudy. looking at your late sunday, we're looking at a mixture of some clouds. we get into more sun into your monday. that should help boost the temperatures a bit. monday night, there is a front to the north into tuesday. but it stays there, unfortunately. 3:00 in the afternoon. we have mild temperatures. a few sprinkles up towards santa rosa. this is tuesday night. they make it as far south. overall, the mendocina coast. we are looking way up to the north in mount shasta. perhaps .05 in calistoga, the west rest of us remain dry. in line for high clouds with 58

in richmond today as well as villejo. low 60s down in san jose. we'll call it partly cloudy to mostly cloudy in the city. the accuweather 7-day forecast, a sprinkle north otherwise. partly cloudy today. more sun tomorrow, a chance of showers well north on santa rosa, tuesday, otherwise, mild and dry into wednesday. thursday puts up some records, friday and saturday still dry, numbers well into the 60s all around the bay area, liz? lisa, thank you. we want to tell you about a great story about a young, local girl who is making waves and making a name for herself at the food network. take a look. >> when i got into baking i baked a lost. like i baked two times a day. i was absolutely obsessed. cakes and it's a way to kind of vent. like you just focus into one thing and that's really like my way of spacing out and then you

can also pour a lot of your great creativity into that. i really love that. when i started, corona hit. i needed to find a passionate hobby. all my sports were pretty much postponed. so i really got into baking. i poured my soul and heart and learned a bunch of different things. one of the first things when i was 9, 10 was i saw kids championships. i saw oh my gosh, these kids are absolutely prodigies. like how do people do this? that made me want to learn it, too. the whole aspect of meeting other kids and there is not a lot of bakers in my area. it's like insane. so searching up recipes and a little link popped up. i told my parents, i want to do this. i got the call back the next day. which was exciting. when i got there, they picked

such a good cast. we're so tight knit. the fact that we still keep in touch today is crazy. i'm hoping that i can some day open something through maybe baking. i think it will definitely be a long-term thing and i will definitely hold on to this. >> pretty cool. good for her. next, two gigantic jackpots are up for grabs. more on colgate optic white renewal removes ten years of yellow stains. that's like all the way back to 2010. they're jeans. they're leggings. they're jeggings! whoa. remove ten years of yellow stains with colgate optic white renewal.

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$550. no one picked all six numbers in the $540 million mega millions drawing so tuesday's jackpot is estimated at $600 million. flies the dream, isn nice to dream, isn't it? dine-in is not available. hundreds of restaurants are offering takeout and delivery. it will include breweries, wineries, food trucks, cafes and more. there will not be pre-fixed menus. restaurants run through the 18th. you can head to the visit oakland website. all right, let's get a final check of the weather. >> good morning, we have that large northwesterly swell. that has gen raerated high surf warnings. if you are looking for something to do, you head out, be very, very careful.

temperatures high clouds in the upper 50s to low 60s around the bay area. another mild afternoon on the way. the accuweather 7-day forecast, the possibility of a few sprinkles on tuesday. otherwise, it's dry. the rest of the bay and then by wednesday, high pressure builds back. that's going to bring warming temperatures well above average readings. near records possible. not only thursday. we are looking mild into next weekend. liz. >> thank you. thank you all for joining us here on abc 7 morning. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. today because of a super wild card sunday on abc. at 10:00 a.m., they battle the tennessee titans in the playoff, coverage that will begin at 9:00 a.m. with post season nfl countdown previewing the nfl playoff games. good morning america is next. thanks for joining us. have a great morning.

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