ivering the goodness of nature... from one generation to the next and from seed to slice. my reaction is anger at the i think so at our national capitol. this for me was an extension of that. >> discussing and despicable. that's what they're calling this short-lived banner. the community is vowing to unify not to buy. thank you again for joining us. we will get to that story in just a moment. first a quick look at the atr,sa talkg about it mmer than januar. >> it definitely does what happened to winter?

we will get some of that back. first things first, it's a quick start with northerly winds, allowing numbers in the 50s. they're in the upper elevations. look at that at clear lake. 52. 54 in oakland. 41 santa rosa so really a going on, offshore winds will stay in the upper elevations today. westerly winds arrives this afternoon. we have a high wind watch. the gusty winds working down to the surface. you can see the loose objects blowing around, looking at that shaky camera. warming up through the 60s to low 70s. potential records out there the winds begins in ernest in the upper elevations. racial injustice are some of the topics we are working on a.

banner in union city with the words white lives matter was quickly taking down. matt boone spoke to community members about what it meant to see such a sign during the deepening national decision. >> behind me, you can see where it was, in between these two posts. we spoke to the mayor. he says not only is the content concerning but the timing of it as well? if you want to get a image across in union city, this is where you do it. >> this location was chosen i believe because of the high visibility. >> the corner of dire and smith streets, normallyesved f in frl no less. >> my reaction is anger. >> reporter: she refers to this sign, white lives matter spray

painted on a white sheet hung on the corner. she says she immediately connected it to what happened in washington, d.c. on january 6th. >> it's the insurrection at our national capitol. >> reporter: she says she learned about it at a retreat saturday morning. >> this is an isolated incident. >> they didn't see it up but says he finds it offensive. >> i don't understand that. it was up on mlk birthday. that's not a crew. >> a cry for attention. not something they should get riled up. >> i see it as another person's opinion you know, that's all. that's their opinion and a lot of things are being said to stir people up. >> reporter: the mayor says union city police determined th crime submitted. she still had this message to give. >> it is never acceptable the not treat each other with

respect. >> abc 7 news. >> a powerful message is shared nationwide ahead of martin luther king, jr. tomorrow. london breed, was among those that discussed hot topics swirled around reckoning with racial injustice over the death of george floyd to the entire black lives matter movement. >> this movement is more than just a movement. it means something to people's livelihoods. it can't just but show up for a protest in order to take a picture and put it on your social media page. you have to be in this in your every day life and what you do. >> breed holds the distinction of being the first black woman asay of berkeley will consider declaring racism a public health crisis. the measure calls for the city to hold town hall sessions for community members, city workers and small business owners to discuss concerns of people of

color. it would direct the city manager to record covid-19 data by race to track any health disparities, an issue seen nationwide. grappling issues of race and social injustice, we're here to help. plus, take action for a list of local resources. now to the latest in the pandemic, california health officials report more than 40,000 new cases. that brings the state's total to more than 2.9 million. 699 people in california died in one day from the virus. it's the second highest total since the pandemic began. los angeles county announced it has reached 100 million, the highest in the nation. l.a. county continues the trend of 100,000 new cases a week. still some cautious optimism with the governor saying hospitalizations and positivity rates are still high. the percentage of people test who'd have the virus declined over the past several days. hopefully that trend continues,

new details, early results from a testing campaign in mission district shows a 9% positivity rate according to a report from mission local. more than 300 people were tested at the 24th street bart plaza in the last week. latino residents represent 73% of those tested had a 10% positivity rate. this rapid testing site will be opened through january 29th. testing is available every day september thursdays and saturdays. inmates in the santa clara county jail started a hunger strike since the start of the pandemic. on wednesday, the sheriffs office reported 109 new cases in the jail. that night more than 40 inmates started the strike. this is the third outbreak at the jail. inmates say they are protestinga a lk ofpolicy. the district attorney's office is working on early releases that could start next week. and as covid cases start across the state, bay area firefighters are deployed to

other regions as a part of the california office of emergency services effort to keep staffing up at some of the hardest-hit medical facilities. abc 7 news reporter liz penna spoke to firefighters. >> reporter: bob craft was working the night shift after intubateing a patient. >> what are you seeing? >> it's a gambit of people to elevated people on ventilators, after a 12-hour shift he has gone to his hotel. >> apparently, there is probably 30-to-40 patients on ventilators. basically the whole floor of this hospital has been converted into an icu. >> reporter: he arrived to bakersfield a week ago. listen to how he described his first day. >> in the er there is also in respiratory failure. wow, this is it. >> reporter: bay area firefighters deployed to one of the most stressed hospitals in

bakersfield, where covid is surging with 84,000 cases and 565 deaths. how would you describe the surge you are experiencing down if bakersfield? >> i have been an ems for 19 years now and i never remember seeing anything like this. >> reporter: these firefighters are equipped with medical training making them an asset inside many emergency rooms. the commitment is for two weeks. >> it's a big commitment to be gone from home two weeks. at the same time we are trying to balance staffing our vaccination pod here in marin. >> reporter: according to weber this, this region sent 40 firefighters to this pandemic. back home, they're used to seeing each other at wildfires. now they're wearing scrubs and fighting a new fight. >> it's nice to have other fire guys here who are in the same boat, even though they're from different departments, we all come from the same cloth. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news.

>> a deep part of our pandemic coverage is tracking the vaccine rollout. one east bay frustrated with how slow things have been is taking things into her own hands. she organized a clinic so popular, all got booked. here's abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard. >> we feel good that we are able to milwaukee a little of a dent in this problem. >> reporter: the playground at stanley elementary in lafayette transformed into this drive-through covid vaccination clinic for seniors. >> it's the best deal. >> many have been frustrated trying to get the vaccine, like wayne hahn. >> i feel relieved. i love in rossmoore. rossmoore was unable to go at the time county to come to that community with just 10,000 elderly people like me. >> it's incredibly frustrating and patients are really afraid. >> while the physician partnered with lafayette and local senior organizations to get the vaccine

into the arms of those who may be home bound or tech challenged. >> you know, i was really impressed with how well organized this is. >> you better believe these vaccine doses are like gold and finding 500 of them for this clinic wasn't easy. >> i am pretty sure somewhere in there i promised somebody my first born child to. >> horizon says she lobbied contra costa county for 500 doses and finally got them. >> we will be vaccinating over 240 people today here. >> people living in fremont gave shots to assisted living residents and staff a partnership with cvs. president-elect joe biden says speeding up vaccines is top pirety next week aiming for 100 million shots in his first 100 days in office. >> because the health of the nation is literally at stake. >> i'm so emotional. >> oh. >> this is so amazing. >> back in lafayette, lisa applegate wa overcome the moment she got the shot.

>> i didn't realize how much help i would feel. >> reporter: more vaccine events are planned in the future. >> we will be posting updates at our website abc7news.com. so far nearly 33% of doses have been administered. you can compare our state's progress to the rest of the country and see where you fall in line to get vaccinated. okay, you may have felt it last night a. 4.2 magnitude earthquake rattled the area. it hit at 8:00 p.m. outside of gilroy about 50 miles south of san jose. calmers reported feeling it as far east as san leandro and san francisco. bart crews inspected all the tracks. the quake was located near the san andreas falls. that will explain. records show it's been years since we had a magnitude 4 or

greater quake here in the bay area. i always seem to be sleeping during the either quake and don't wake up. >> are you a solid sleeper. all right, good morning, everyone, it's 52 in san francisco. the average high is 57 for this time of year. going into the upper 60s today, so this warm weather, how long will it last? we will add wind and rain, details next. >> thank you, also ahead, remembering one of the creators of the tom and jerry house. how neighbors will honor him. kamala harris will be sworn in, in three days. one east bay woman's creative way and how you can (announcer) need to lose weight? can't figure out why those diets

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happening today is a candlelight vigil for one of the creators of the treasure tom and jerry house. tom taylor died in october after a battle with prostate cancer. they started decorating their house 42 years ago. the original inspiration came from tom who decided to decorate a small tree in the front yard. jerry continued the tradition this last december. the drive-by will start at 7:00 tonight and go to church street. inauguration day is three days away and security has never been tighter. federal authorities warn of a substantial threat after a siege atapitols investigatorshe searc rioters. weorr: t nion higalert,hestreetf rted, itfoement a

fences. by wednesday, 25,000 national guard members expected, five times the number of american troops in afghanistan and iraq. >> our mission here is to protect our people and our property and so we're going to do everything to make sure that they're successful. >> reporter: a virginia man arrested at a d.c. checkpoint friday with an unauthorized inauguration credential. police say he had a loaded handgun and 500 rounds of ammunition. he was charged with a single count of carrying a pistol the fbi concerned about possible improvised devices in the ongoing threat to political leaders saying the capitol siege likely emboldened extremists. four bridges to the city closed. much of the national mall also shot down. >> i don't know if anyone raised their hands to say we are coming. we will be there, but we are preparing as if they are. >> reporter: at least ten states activating their national guard troops. some capital buildings now boarded up.

legislators suspending session next week over credible threats. authorities now working to determine whether lawmakers assisted rioters by giving building tours the day before. coast-to-coast man hunts on the way for suspects. tim gianette calls himself baked alaska spotted on video inside the capitol changt patriots are in control. coming up on this week, just days before the inauguration, incoming white house communications director kate bedingfield talks exclusively about the biden agenda. you can watch the full interview on george stephanopoulis at 8:00 on abc 7. vice president kamala harris will resign tomorrow ahead of her inauguration according to her aides. this means, there will no longer be black women in the u.s.

senate. they will hold an inauguration ball to celebrate the oakland native. oakland salutes will have performances from the symphony and communityst commissioner and close friend will host the event at 3:00 p.m. on the oakland youtube channel. we know vice president-elect kamala harris will make history. now we are learning she is going to use the moment to pay tribute to other trail blazers before her. she will be sworn in by sotomayor. harris will take the oath with two bibles, one that belonged to miss regina shelton, a mother growing up and the bible longing to the late justice thurgood marshall, the first african-american justice and calls marshall the inspiration for her legal career. and one east bay woman has found a creative what i to celebrate horizon.

she owns local food adventures, an open food company that had to pivot because of the pandemic, she is now making gift baskets and selling an inauguration breakfast box specifically in honor kamala harris and her oakland roots. >> as a woman business owner in the bay area, this is such a momentous occasion for all women everywhere of every background. and so i wanted to just continue sort of the celebration in this area. this is what i do. i tell the stories of the bay area and what better story to tell than vice president harris. >> all of the items are in some way connected to harris. there is a free waffle coupon from holland ching and waffles owned by a long-term friend of harris'. it is an online watch party and will play presidential trivia and eoy thecomt

together a. portion of the sales of the boxes will donated to harris' former elementary school in berkeley. for more information, we have a link on abc 7. we will have continuous live coverage on wednesday. it all begins at 6:00 a.m. right here on abc 7. meantime, in sandy cruz, it looked almost like summer. we captured this video around noon yesterday, you can see there was tons of people out enjoying the warm weather and, lisa, i was one of those people who didn't go to the beach but took a nice walk around my neighborhood, soaked it all in. a little concerning, though. i noticed fire danger in the way now. >> all of california has a daughter in san luis obispo. 78. the beaches were packed, i heard. >> yeah. >> we're looking at widespread warmth. the diablo winds. we call them up here on the way.

two wind events, one tonight, the other into tuesday that will usher in drier air. we have record breaking warmth on the day today and tomorrow. we saw many locations in the 70s yesterday, at concard and yesterday at 75 degrees. a little cooler by the water. we will have that onshore flow today. we are clear and high pressure is in control. the dominant ridge hard to display, give it another week or so. we should see one weak system arriving the end of the week, the last week of january. mild visibility in nevada with a mild three-quarters in santa rosa, looking at 6 miles in napa. temperatures are mild with the north winds, some areas in the 60s from blackhawk to danville, low 60s in concord. that's mild, with right now, 62 in pacifica. that has gone up 10 degrees in the last hour. 41 in nevada, so, 20 degrees

spread for sure out there. with the current wind check, you can see why, things are a little unusual. oakland hills, wind gusts of 33 miles per hour. mount diablo, 62 miles an hour. the last five minutes or so, a 62-mile-an-hour wind gusts. we had wind gusts over 30 miles an hour, a couple minutes ago in mount st. helena. that will stay up about 2,000 feet today. we get the onshore winds from the west, keeping the coast in the 60s. then tonight, those wind gusts to 55 miles an hour in mount diablo, mount tam and the work done to the surface in spots, that will elevate our fire danger to tuesday. already the surf continues to build through 3:00 tomorrow, 9:00 to 11 -- 9-to-11 feet. we have seen case after case of conditions, people getting swept out to sea here. e weather so cehere will be a

use extreme caution, wave heights over 22 feet. looking at a wind advisory through tuesday. so that first burst and then a second burst, looking at a high wind watch. this is how extensive it will be, from 3:00 in the morning, they get going, to 9:00. then we get a little of pa low. look what happens 7:00 monday right on through tuesday afternoon, getting even stronger in the north bay, mount diablo, down through san benito county. highs with records 70s. 74 in concord, livermoore and morgan hill. accuweather 7-day forecast. a lot of warm sunshine, upper elevation winds today. tonight it gets gusty everywhere as well as into your tuesday. so the holiday looks pretty nice. but not january, like we cool off mid-week. a little bit of rain, level 1 system on friday and then hopefully we say good-bye to that record heat for a while.

>> yeah. let's hope we can. although we it thanks, lisa. just ahead, our race and social justice reporter looks at healing trauma. it's an experience, it's not the same for

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alla me do you and family education resource center offer the community a safe place to begin healing thursday. >> healing is very, very important. it's nothing to be ashamed of and we need to tear down the stigma. >> daniel brewer is referring to mental hemt and seeking help in the black community and other marginalized ps. that's why the focus is healing racial trauma. >> in the past years, there was 1,127 deaths due to police brutality. we saw the capitol being stormed and taken over, right, by white supremacists. if you are feeling like you are in a dark space, that trau trauma. >> it was led by the mental health association in recent months. the montana profit is doubling down on efforts to support those dealing with social trauma of george floyd and breonna taylor

last year. >> i hope people take away a greater understanding of the relationship between racism and mental health. >> therapy is like the best thing i ever did for myself. i always tell people that. but before i went to therapy, i had to like convince myself it was okay. >> reporter: if you are looking for help, there are resources available. you can find it clicking on our website abc7news.com. covering race, culture and social justice, i'm julian glover, abc 7 news. still to come, president trump remaining mostly out of sight during his last weekend in officer. what we are learning once he go>>teaching gover in ult tis. how a teacher and students are hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something.

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good morning, everyone, we will start this half hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, liz, good morning to you. unseasonably warm weather continues, records possible today and tomorrow. we start off with our wind particles here in the upper elevations coming out of the north. what that means is the temperatures already this morning are mild. we are looking at 51 in concord. 54 in loss catos. 47 in san mateo. on the coasts, we have been in the 60s. now we're at 50s. here's why. wind gusts to 53 miles an hour out of the north. mount diablo. wind gusts to 40. this is what we see in the fall. right now, we got dangerous winds on the way tonight for a wind advisory. 10:00 tonight, it will let up through 6:00 on tuesday. so as you go through the day today, we got upper 60s to low

70s, even warmer than yesterday, liz. >> all right, thank you. president-elect joe biden is praising to take on the covid emergency. he is promises 100 million shots in his first days in office. he is inheriting a roll outfar from smooth. >> reporter: states asking the federal government where is the vaccine? governor andrew cuomo saying 7 million new yorkers are now eligible for their shot. the state is only receiving 250,000 doses next week. so far only 12 million americans have received the first dose of the vaccine, less than 4% of the population, departing health and human secretary alex azar saying more doses are on the way. >> we are releasing the entire supply we have. >> the second doses have been shipping out for weeks. there is no surplus. the governors across the country are outraged. >> this is a deception on a national scale. >> we are ready to play right away. now we know it simply doesn't

exist. >> i have no idea why they made that claim while they knew it wasn't accurate. >> pam jones describing the tremendous patience and luck it took to finally get an appointment online. >> it was almost a 24/7 operation, really and truly. i wake up in the middle of the night and check things. >> the online portal cities rely on proving challenging, especially for senior citizens. >> many people who have either limited access to the internet or technology or simply don't have the tools. it's next to impossible to figure out how to actually get a vaccine. >> president-elect joe biden is vowing to turn things around, promising 100 million vaccinations in his first 100 days. >> the focus should be on how do we make sure they are getting administered. >> reporter: some states are setting up vaccination megacenters, like dodgers stadium in los angeles. >> vaccines will come. we need to have the

infrastructure ready to get it into the arms. >> reporter: trevor ault, nbc news. a majority of americans say they have proof president-elect bidens tran situation. it found nearly two-thirds of americans approved of his transition plan. half are confident he will make the right decisions for the future. a poll found 67% are opposed to president trump pardoning himself. president trump is spending his last week in the white house and is finalizing his plans for leaving washington. he prepares for his upcoming impeachment trial. white house correspondent rachel scott has the details. >> reporter: it's president trump's final weekend in the white house and he's out of sight, preparing behind closed west ng, aide's packing up l in

their offices. the president says he is holding meetings and calls, on friday meeting with mike lindell the founder of my pillow who has pushed conspiracy theories online seen with this page of notes appearing to say marshall law is necessary telling abc news there was no mention of marshall law with the administration and nothing was taken seriously and the president committed to a peaceful transition of power with joe biden's inauguration four days away, there are no plans to come face-to-face with his successor and breaking the decades long tradition of the outgoing president leaving from the steps of the capitol, instead, president trump wants an elaborate sendoff, sources say he requested a red carpet and a military band. by the time president-elect joe biden takes the oath of office, trump plans to be out of walk and on his way to mar-a-lago.

that senate impeachment trial could be starting as soon as next week. at this point, no clear strategy from the white house. >> vice president mike pence is on a bit of a farewell tour. he visited the naval air station in la moore yesterday. his daughter and her husband are currently stationed there. pence touted the trump administration's accomplishments, including investment in new equipment and challenging potential aggressors throughout the world. >> our administration has always understood if you want peace, prepare for war. with that renewed american strength, we defended america's vital national interests around the world. >> pence is expected to head to new york to address troops who recently returned from deployment to afghanistan. the vice president has indicated that he'll be at the inauguration on wednesday. now, education is a big part of building a better bay area a.

lot of history and political science teachers have been busier in the last week. they tell us how one teacher and his students are trying to tell this chapter of the american story. >> i am also impacted by what's happening. >> reporter: he teaches government and economics at balboa high school in san francisco. >> the last couple of days have been incredibly jarring. >> reporter: the assault on the u.s. capitol recently made its way into his curriculum by necessity, to help his students understand this chapter in america's history. >> how students should recognize how we got here and also to get them to think about being sort of solution-oriented both for their lives and for their communities. >> reporter: chris tougher riano is with the center for civic education. >> you don't talk about those, whether it's with your students or other people in your community, you can't address

them. you can't make sure that we find ways to strengthen our democracy. >> i, joseph r. biden, jr., do solemnly swear -- >> reporter: that was biden in 2013 scorn in for a second time as vice president. his students want to hear a different tone from the next administration. >> they are hoping to see that the conversation that finally was reignited around racial justice, addressing white supremacy gets addressed in earnest. >> reporter: teachers like him anticipate they will continue discussing whether america is able to turn the page on this era of division. in san francisco, leeanne melendez, abc 7 news. still ahead on abc 7 morning, a. local celebrity is back in action after an injury. the kite man, eric martinez is flying once again. he is thanking his community for it. we'll take a live look outside,

it's gorgeous. all the lights, shining bright this morning. we'll check in with lisa o

a colorful festival that celebrates people of color and their work in the comic world is taking place this weekend. the annual black and brown comics arts festival went online this year due to the pandemic. you are looking at a roundtable discussion on the comic book classic box of bones. it's keeping with its tradition over the weekend leading us to martin luther king, jr. day. tia margarita, a restaurant has been selected as the next barstool fund business. it helps businesses impacted by covid closures. they are owned all by women. it's been in the richmond district for nearly 60 years.

a grill in san francisco received assistance earlier this month. this week offices will be ramping up with 1.6 billion up for grabs. no one won the powerball jackpot. wednesday night's jackpot close to $640 million. tuesday night's mega millions jackpot is $850 million. the second-largest prize in the game's history. nobody has won either game in mont months. that will be nice, y i know yout your ticket. i will have to get mine. good morning, everyone. how about this view. isn't this gorgeous? temperature, you will not believe it. 60 degrees on top of mount tam and those winds are out of the north-north west gusting to 26 miles an hour. at 11:00 last night, just for fun, it was 62. we'll talk about the wild

january we o theay for y . >> thank you, lisa. the cow connection, they square off in the playoffs with the winner going to new year's resolutions come and go. so give your business more than resolutions... give it solutions, from comcast business. work more efficiently with fast internet and advanced wifi. make your business safer with powerful cybersecurity solutions. and stay productive with 24/7 support. make this year's resolution better solutions. bounce forward with comcast business. get started with a powerful internet and voice solution for just $64.90 a month. plus, for a limited time, ask how to get a $500 prepaid card when you upgrade. switch today.

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>> good morning. for the seventh time, two quarterbacks played each other. packers guaranteed a win.seo . most were winning shirts and cheeseheads as well. i'll take this in, myself, a little ball face. he fires the football into the stands, 16-3 packers, geoff and the rams county native found rookie van jefferson for this score. l.a. down 9 at the break. third quarter l.a. down 25-10, trying to get back in. the wildcat, cam acres powers his way into the event. the rams within seven. why he's the league mvp, he finds him behind the defense. a back breaker. he had 296 yards passing. the cow guys hung it out

post-game. packers win 32-18. they host either tom brady and the bucs. here's rogers and geoff after the game. >> youkn,had. but ite00 whoere in the tunnel. it's hard to put into words. my job is to win the >> much like the 49ers, the san jose sharks are calling arizona home for a while. they opened with a shootout win thursday night and now game two of a scheduled eight-game road trip again, sharks hope they can still play that home opener in san jose, february 1st, we'll wait and see ryan done aone aona

tipped it in. meyers passed to his often arizona defender in for the goal. arizona would score the next three, phil kiss el, r up sharks debut, he did stop them both. sharks win 5-3. the next in st. louis. dubnyk likely gets the start monday. heading north of the border. one play, toronto and ought who. backwards assist, watch this. to former sharks jumbo joe, he likes the left. his first goal for his hometown maple leafs. that's your look at sports, back to you. >> a check of the weather now with lisa argen, are we enjoying the summer temperatures the next few days?

>> we are. wilbe unseasonab 20 d above coast. that's not saying much. it should be a little cooler. so a fantastic weekend, if you want to get sun lingers over the western third of the nation. not a good sign, we're adding to the atmosphere. beautiful view from mount tam, the supper elevation winds are quite gusty, 52 downtown, 50s on the coast with mid-forget, san semota vi. is beautul view wh lights out there and the clear skies, low 40s, santa rosa, nevada and napa, 51 and concord. so you notice the difference for

sure. all of that is due to the northerly winds since 11:00 last night, the wind gusts anywhere from 50-to-60 miles per hour out of the north. mount st. helena and the oakland hills. santa cruz in the 70s today. isn't that ideal? just stunning out there, temperatures are all in the 50s, martin luther king holiday. probably even into tuesday, getting pretty gusty throughout the overnight hours, down at the surface. through the elevated tuesday. we have a high surf advisory until 3:00 tomorrow, where the wind is allowing for a lot of activity and storms in the pacific northwest to allow for dangerous conditions with a wave heights 9-to-11 feet. but the swells will be up to 22 feet. keep that in mind. dangerous winds, though we've seen them at the upper

elevations and they're reflected in the morning temperatures. through the day today, it will be breezy, it's getting gusty. sustained winds ae surface in spots and upper elevations. this is a two-phased event. you can see by monday morning. mount tam, mount diablo, another wave of gusty winds into your tuesday, your tuesday afternoon and then they don't relax later on tuesday, temperatures will be mild, starting with today, a continuation of the record warmth with low- to mid-70s out there for many of you, 60s at the coast and the accuweather forecast. by tuesday, those numbers are a

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