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>> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> a covid variant has turned up in the bay area and it has been linked to several outbreaks. halth officials are scrambling and raising a red flag. an enemy within. tensions are already running high over the inauguration. now national guard troops in washington are under scrutiny. and these are words you don't expect to hear in january. fire danger. the winds picking up right now in the bay area. that could do some damage. with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. right away taking a look from our roof camera where you can see the flag hasn't really moved too much most of the day, but changes are on the way. let's get to meteorologist drew tuma, and this is the kind of weather we expect to talk about

in, what, october, not the middle of january, drew. >> yeah, it really is, dion. we have a wind advisory that is now in effect that will last until 6:00 p.m. tuesday, so nearly 48 hours almost we'll be under this wind advisory. look at our hills right now. we'll take you up about a thousand feet and the winds have really ramp pd ed up. you can see diablo. knoxville stronger than that gusting to 36 miles per hour. some of this wind will make its way down to the valley floor. so it is for that fact the entire bay area is underneath this wind advisory again until 6:00 p.m. tuesday. for wind gusts that could exceed 35 miles per hour on the valley floor. our ridge tops could see wind gusts 50 miles per hour. we're going to go hour by hour, showing you the winds in the full accuweather forecast in a few minutes, dion. >> sounds good, drew. thanks.

the california department of health says a new variant of covid-19 is going around the bay area. researchers from a monitorimonitoring system track sequences of covid-19 in california. while the l452r variant has been found in other countries and states, it has been linked to multiple outbreaks in santa clara county and san francisco. it's not clear when it arrived, but health officials say they started seeing it frequently in december. >> we do not have any signals at this point that this variant is associated with anything else, such as increased severity of illness, although we, of course, are certainly looking for any signals to see if that would be emerging. >> now, to be clear, this is not the variant that came from the u.k. health experts say this is a good reminder to keep social distancing, wear a mask and wash your hands. one issue we focus on in our commitment to help build a better bay area is your health,

and that includes the covid-19 vaccine rollout. marin county is now vaccinating teachers and school staff. it's a place where many schools have already reopened. abc7 news reporter luz pena tells us the county's biggest challenge right now is the number of doses it has. >> reporter: this was the moment pre-k teacher liz duffield was vaccinated. behind the mask a smile. >> i'm relieved and grateful. >> reporter: on september 8 liz went back to in-person teaching along with her colleagues in marin county. she's been a teacher 29 years. her students have special needs. >> part of the motivation for me going back was because it just, as hard as we tried, we just weren't meeting the needs that way that we could in person. >> this is our mass vaccination site. this is the exhibit hall at the marin center. >> reporter: today 1248 school members were vaccinated. marin's county public health

officer was at the forefront of this effort. >> educators have been on the front lines, they have been working in schools where they are open to base learning. teachers, janitorial staff, kitchen staff, bus drivers, the whole community. >> reporter: according to dr. willis, 82% of schools in marin county are open for in-person classes. the county superintendent says they haven't had an outbreak. >> everything we do is ensuring that we follow each and every protocol to the t, so our data shows that we can operate schools safely. >> reporter: next in line to get vaccinated in this county are low-income seniors. marin county's health department says they are working as fast as possible. in 15 days, they will have administered close to 10,000 doses at this vaccination site. >> we get somewhere between 2,000 to 7,000 doses from the state a week. it's a challenge because we don't know how many we're going to get. as soon as we get them we know where to use them. >> reporter: liz is going back to the classroom on tuesday, but

this time with an extra layer of protection. >> i hope that all teachers get vaccinated soon. >> reporter: in marin county, luz pena, abc7 news. >> we are posting updates on california's vaccine rollout at our website, abc7news.com. so far nearly 33% of doses received have been administered. you can also compare our state's progress to the rest of the country and see where you fall in line to get vaccinated. we are seeing a few trends with california's coronavirus numbers. that may be an indicator things are slowing down. the state did report more than 42,000 newly diagnosed cases, which is above the daily average for the past couple of weeks. but there is this. hospitalizations dropped by nearly 400 and the number of patients in i.c.u. also went down. the seven-day positivity rate continues to fall. it is at 11.3%. this is a good indicator of the transmission rate of the virus.

race and social justice are among key topics in building a better bay area. and this year honoring a civil rights pioneer, dr. martin luther king, jr. will look vastly different. according to abc7 news cornell barnard, the message of king's work remains powerful and will be celebrated. ♪ we shall all be free ♪ >> reporter: san francisco's glide memorial church honored martin luther king, jr. sunday with film clips of the civil rights leader's final speech. >> i want you to know tonight that we as a people will get to the promised land. >> reporter: this year the pandemic has forced the cancellation of many in-person events, like the annual mlk celebration train from san jose to san francisco. and march to yerba buena gardens. the mlk foundation is pivoting to a virtual celebration with a health and wellness and music

festival, reflecting on the year following the police killings of george floyd and breonna taylor and black lives matter protests. >> justice and hope, those are two points that i think king would focus on in his reaction or in his critique of what's going on today. >> reporter: he says the foundation wants the public to take part in an interactive video project by answerng this question. >> what does justice and hope mean to you? >> may the circle remain unbroken. >> reporter: the ter a event called black women respond, organizers say they are committed to building an equitable community that dr. king would be proud of. >> this king weekend, we join the collective dreaming of oaklanders for a city where humanity is held sacred, communities are free from violence and black people can breathe. >> reporter: even though this year means no gatherings, many say the message of mlk is still powerful. ♪ we shall overcome

yeah. >> reporter: cal train has been parityener for the celebration train for years. they hope to bring the tradition back in 2022. in the newsroom, cornell barnard, abc7 news. ♪ ♪ >> they sound so good. living jazz held their 19th annual musical tribute honoring dr. martin luther king, jr. tonight. we just heard some of the performance by terrence kelly and the oakland inter faith gospel choir. this year the performance "in the name of love" went virtual because of the pandemic. representative barbara lee was on hand to present the oakland citizen humanitarian award to dr. noha obaletta. he is the founder and ceo of roots clinic, a nonprofit community health center. as the bay area grapples with issues of race and social

justice, we are here to help. just head to our website, abc7news.com/take action for a list of local resources. just ahead, a wild night on bay area roads. this is what some drivers encountered on the bay bridge tonight. dirt bikes and motorcycles driving the wrong way. and d.c. is already essentially locked down. why the fbi is now investigating the national guard that is supposed to be protecting the inauguration.

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video just backed up. now, if you look closely at the upper deck, you can also see all those whitehead lights driving in the wrong direction. now to a closer vantage point here. c.h.p. says a passenger on a dirt bike already injured from another accident, was thrown from his bike and killed. the driver of that dirt bike who went the wrong way on the bridge was arrested. a group of dirt bike and atv riders kept the sideshow going, driving the wrong way, even after the crash. police say they have made multiple arrests. developing news out of washington where the fbi is now vetting members of the national guard out of fears of an insider attack at wednesday's inauguration. the capitol area is all but locked down tonight. it all comes as newly released video shows just how violent things were during the insurrection 11 days ago, including when a mob made its way into the senate chamber.

ro >> rorter: top s t e big concern, domesti s countr going to take domestic white extremism. i think what we saw here last week is we didn't take it seriously enough. >> reporter: authorities establishing a large security perimeter called the green zone where roads are shutdown. in d.c., at least three people arrested in separate incidents including two men carrying guns and ammunition. at least ten states activating the national guard. >> this mission is about protecting our republic itself. >> reporter: and now disturbing newly released video shot by the new yorker's capitol hill siege shows the horrifying violence. rioters brawling with police. on a manhunt for lawmakers. >> where the [ bleep ] are they? >> reporter: forcing their way into the capitol.

and eventually into the senate chamber. himself comfortable in the vice president's chair as an officer begs them to leave. >> i want to let you guys know this is the sacredest place. >> i know, i'm going to take it -- mike pence is [ bleep ]. >> reporter: finally escorted out, he leaves a note. >> it's only a matter of time. justice is coming. >> reporter: he was arrested along with dozens of others. the department of justice opening at least 300 investigations into suspects from that day. abc news, new york. >> a bird's eye view now of the california state capitol today being heavily guarded amid security concerns. the c.h.p. is patrolling the sacramento grounds and national guard troops are covering multiple city blocks. they were called in following the attack in washington and threats of attacks at capitals across the country.

one biden/harris supporter said it's been calm all day. >> i expect to come out here and see like a crowd. at least trump supporters or anything. >> some people were even taking photos despite the presence of armed guards everywhere. lawmakers are hoping it stays this peaceful through inauguration day. all right. turning to our weather once again, all watching that high wind advisory and also the temperatures that are going to be warming up and then cooling down, drew. >> yeah, dion, we're watching the winds overnight tonight, the warm temperatures continue tomorrow. and we still have a pretty active ocean current. so waves are certainly an issue tonight along our coast line. we have a high surf advisory. this has been in effect all day. it continues overnight into much of the day tomorrow, until 3:00 p.m. in the afternoon. current wave heights, 8 to 12 feet high. we could see breakers up to 22 feet. the risk of sneaker waves and rip currents will continue through much of monday.

temperatures right now, we're really slow to cool off today. 40s and 50s the name of the game at this hour. today was a warm day. we set nine record highs. we all made it into the 70s earlier this afternoon, and more of that warm weather will stick around for tomorrow. so overnight tonight, in terms of mid january lows, this is pretty mild when it comes to lows. upper 40s to lower 50s under mainly clear skies. and the main issue tonight and certainly tomorrow will be the wind. that wind advisory is in effect and it does continue until tuesday evening. so look at the winds tomorrow morning. you can see by 7:00 a.m. they're most active in the north bay. we see wind gusts anywhere from 25 to perhaps 40 miles per hour. and tomorrow unlike today, it's a pretty breezy if not gusty day throughout the day. even monday afternoon, while we have the warm temperatures, the winds will still be active. anywhere from 15 to 35 miles per hour. but late in the day we'll see those winds even ramp up as we

head into tuesday. look at your highs tomorrow. pretty similar to today. a lot of 70s on the board. half moon bay 72 in the city tomorrow. 74 in oakland. 76 in san jose, same in santa rosa. we do expect potentially more records to be set again on our monday. but by monday night into tuesday morning, our winds become even stronger in our hills. so a high wind warning will go into effect for the north bay mountains, the east bay hills and the santa cruz mountains starting at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow, and the reason why, we could see wind gusts in our highest elevations. anywhere from 60 to 70 miles per hour, so that could certainly bring down trees, some power lines, and there could be some isolated power outages. and some of that wind will translate down to the valley floor where many of us live. so future weather showing us tomorrow night, those winds are still really active and they continue to stay active through tuesday morning. it's not until the evening on tuesday that the winds really calm down.

so it's a pretty long period we're dealing with the winds. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. gusty winds, warm day tomorrow with the wind advisory in effect. the high wind warning overnight into tuesday. so tuesday morning we have the strong winds in our hills. winds relax mid week, dion. we're cooling off. and it looks like we stay pretty dry the next seven days. our next chance of any wet weather, dion, coming next sunday night and just a slight chance at this point. >> all right. and we will be watching that closely. all right, drew, thanks. >> we have a big saying in the house happy belly, happy mind. >> that's a great saying. two bay area guys getting a lot of bang out of their stimulus checks. what they did that is california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours.

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culture provisions in petaluma. they took over the space previously occupied by three cooks cafe. now, the sheffs used their first round of stimulus checks to buy tesla stock believing they could double their money. but they did more than that. they turned a $2400 investment into $17,000 in a few short months. then cashed out the stock and opened tc provisions. >> we're very hungry. we really believe in our vision and where we could take things. very confident about the food we're weeking, the quality of the food that we're cooking. >> tc provisions menu is 100% locally sourced with food from produce from farmers in petaluma and the bay area. the strant i own thursday roh me hungry. >>ez c joi us now with a plea vireview of sports. chris. >> brady goes head to head with

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>> announcer: now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. >> what a match-up to finish out the nfl divisional playoff weekend. two future hall of fame quarterbacks, the bay area's own tom brady and the bucs they were taking on drew brees and the saints. brady trying to make his record 14th conference titleme ledrewri d ck. antoine winfield knocks the ball out. devin white recovers and the bucs are in business. on that drive brady finds leonard fornet. we're all tied at 20. cook can't watch. midway through the fourth quarter now, bucs up three, and this time white picks off brees

and the bucs are back at it. brees, he threw three interceptions in this engagement. just can't do that. ensuing bucs possession, brady gets sneaky. the one yard quarterback sneak for the score. the bucs scored all of their three touchdowns off of turnovers. brady tries to get a high five from the ref who declines. the two legends embrace while brady headed to green bay for the championship. there are rumors this is brees's last game. he said he needs to think about it, but it sure sounds like this is the end of a hall of fame career. >> no complaints, no regrets. man, i've always tried to play this game with a great respect and a great reverence for it. and there are obviously so many incredible memories, so many incredible relationships that have come as a result of playing this game. >> it's tough to get to this point, so we had a big week. took out one of the best teams

in obviously in green bay, the top seed. and aaron is playing incredible. they have a great defense. it's going to be a great match up. >> college hoops tara van da veer, fan ford, 25 seconds to go. cardinal down two. jalen sharrod to steal the score. they go into overtime. ten seconds to go. lexi grabs the loose ball to anna wilson. her shot is blocked by freed a foreman. stanford loses their first game of the year, 77-72. colorado's first ever win over a number one team. last sunday the warriors beat the raptors. one of theigigs w damian le step a ore. that caught the eye of his nephew canon curry who love watching his uncle and dad on tv. have a look. >> what did you say, buddy? >> euro step. >> boogiey taught him on the broadcast.

my wife was at home watching. damien lee did the euro step. i was over there celebrating so he put my celebration and the euro step call into his own little, his own little vibe. so i can't tell you how many times i watched that video. it's hilarious. >> that was hilarious. i've watched that video probably a thousand times this week. dion, i'll send it back to you. >> chris and i are in the same boat. well, it is a burning question a lot of parents would like an answer to. when can kids head back to school? why a group of prominent health officials is pushing for reopenings to happen in just two weeks. and friends of one of the victims of a new year's eve double fatal hit and run in san francisco are trying to keep her memory alive. th

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>> announcer: building a better bay area for a safe and secure future, this is abc7 news. >> once again, good evening. i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, u.s. defense officials say they're worried about the possibility of an inside attack on inauguration day. that is prompting the fbi to vet all 2,500 national guard troops coming into washington for the event. an army secretary has warned commanders to be on the lookout for any problems within their ranks leading up to inauguration on wednesday. the california department of health says another new variant of covid-19 is going around the bay area. it's been linked to multiple outbreaks in santa clara county and in san francisco. health officials say they started seeing it frequently in december. marin county began vaccinating teachers and school staff members today. thousands received the first dose of the pfizer vaccine.

nearly 82% of marin county schools are open for in-person classes. the superintendent says they have not had an outbreak. a group of more than 30 doctors and health care professionals at ucsf want to see kids and teens back in the classroom. the group penned a letter explaining why schools should reopen on february 1st. i spoke with dr. jean noble who is the director of covid response for ucsf's emergency department. she says data shows kids at school are not the primary drivers of the spread. >> we have good data from marin county here in the bay area, which is really the only county that successfully opened schools in any significant number. and following those 40,000 students k through 12 and 5,000 teachers who have been back in the classroom since september, there have only been seven campus-based covid infections, covid transmissions. so that's really reassuring data. >> in addition dr. nobles said there's another health crisis at the same time. >> the other part of the

equation that is less frequently talked about, we have data of increasing mental health crises among our adolescents, primarily kids age 10 to 17. the children's hospital of oakland, for instance, has seen essentially doubling of the kids coming into the e.r. with recent thoughts of suicide between march and september of this year. >> but what about the new variant of covid? dr. noble said data from the u.k. shows very little difference in transmission rates and shouldn't affect reopening schools. now, on the national front, the u.s. is about to hit another unfortunate milestone. 400,000 deaths because of covid. there remains a lot of confusion, though, over the rollout of the vaccine and in many places supply just can't keep up with demand. abc7 news reporter zorene shaw tells us one of th largest vacc ruout. >> reporter: tonig t death toll f covid-19 quickly closes in on 400,000 lives, the new administration pledging to move fast to fix the chaotic

vaccine rollout. >> we're inheriting a huge mess here, jake. but we have a plan to fix it. >> reporter: with just over 10 million americans with the first dose in the last 35 days, the incoming administration pledging to get 100 million doses in the first 100 days after joe biden takes office. biden's team meaning the pledge to be taken literally despite existing obstacles to the plan's rollout, like massive organization and lack of vaccine infrastructure, unlikely to disappear overnight. >> we have looked carefully and we are confident that we have enough vaccine for the 100 million doses over the next 100 days. >> reporter: the plan, including mass vaccination centers and training an army of vaccinators among other steps. but right now crippling problems at megasites nationwide. here in los angeles in the country's covid epicenter, dodger stadium organizers fearing supplies could run out by wednesday. what happens on thursday? >> that's a very good question.

it's almost a luxury to look stretching 12 blocks, many turned away. >> to me it's a complete disaster. >> reporter: in texas frustration. >> it what's the point of making an appointment if you're going to stand here three or four hours to get in? >> reporter: and in alabama, sites that don't require appointments drawing people from out of state. everyone there feeling the urgency. >> many people dying, i'm trying to live. >> reporter: one thing people here on the ground at dodger stayed will tell you is how traumatic it's been turning away so many people in their 70s and 80s, even with the hopes of vaccinations ramping up, officials predicting half a million total deaths by next month. zorene shaw, abc news, los angeles. >> president joe biden will be in philadelphia for martin luther king day. he and his wife jill will be volunteering helping a relief group. monday is a national day of service and the inaugural committee has been pushing people to volunteer. a martin luther king day

tradition in the bay area will not happen tomorrow because of covid. cal train has canceled the annual celebration train. lkiid past years when it has run from san jose to san francisco. cal train will instead operate on a modified holiday schedule. the oakland symphony held a virtual inauguration ball today to celebrate oakland native vice president elect kamala harris. ♪ ♪ the free live-stream show included music from the symphony, oakland's youth orchestra, jazz and more. the event was hosted by the port of oakland commissioner and close friend of harris. tomorrow the vice president elect will resign from her california senate seat, a customary move ahead of her inauguration on wednesday. and abc news will have live coverage on wednesday. all of it will begin at 6:00

to theay alame ate honored president jackson. he was a slave owner and forcibly removed native americans from their home lands. our media partner amerimercury said they recommend the named chochinyo, of the indigenous people. and a woman who advocated low income housing for city residents. they will make a decision tuesday. the surf is up big-time in hawaii. the incredible waves and the dangerous conditions that come with them. >> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. we are watching our winds very closely. a wind advisory is now in

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just two weeks after a hit-and-run that killed two women in san francisco, friends of one victim are grieving again. this time for the repeated vandalism to their tribute to keeping her memory alive. >> i'm kind of overwhelmed and shocked by how someone could do something like this at such a time. >> reporter: this is all that remains of the street side memorial for 27-year-old hannah abe. for friend jason and others passing by, seeing it in this state is like reliving the horror of what happened on new year's eve all over again. >> that is so sad. >> to me it's a sign of disrespect. >> that's exactly what it is. exactly what it is. >> police say troy mcallister, a repeat offender, was out on parole when he hit her. his court appearance is next wednesday. sfpd is looking into what happened at the memorial and asking for the public's help which is something one merchant is doing in her own way after

witnessing the destruction night after night. >> everybody going crazy to see the flowers, and then there is traffic. and i see the flowers on the floor, i go get it,t,ou knean to sure it's good. >> every person we spoke with agreed. the memorial seems to be a symbol of a much bigger issue in the city. >> some level of 3450umutual re between human beings that needs to be addressed. we need to be kinder to each other and respectful to people you don't know. >> the issue is more complicated than what we can imagine. we need to figure out what to do to improve. >> meantime, loved ones hope to drum up support for renaming this street hannah abe way. a permanent way for hannah's spirit to live on. >> this is just the starting point. this is a conversation for change in the city. >> as they fight for justice for their beloved friend. now, no arrests have been made in the vandalism. and as iy hit and run is

due in court on wednesday. the abe family is planning to hold a memorial at 2nd and market street on friday. well, oahu's north shore is seeing some of the biggest surf of the season. officials urged people to stay away from the shoreline, but as you can see, surfers saw it as an opportunity to ride those monster waves. some of them reaching 40 to 50 feet high. this video from wei may abe shows surfers colliding down the face of the wave. even seasoned veterans said it was too big to pass. here's a unique question. how would you like to take a cross-country road trip and get ba paid to do it? the good news is you can if you want to be a hot dogger. all you have to do is drive the famous oscar mayer weiner mobile. they are

they'll create social media content and do news interviews. the company is looking for outgoing college graduates who love true adventure. drew, there are so many things i can say coming out of this. i'm just going to say toss it to weather, take it away. >> i feel like a lot of people are going to go for that job. it sounds fascinating and fun for someone. let's talk about what's happening in the weather world. we have waves, we have wind, we have warm weather coming our way tomorrow. overnight lows upper 40s to 50s, with the wind becoming apparent tomorrow morning. tomorrow it's a sunny day, it's a warm day. again, we're expecting some records to be broken. 72 in the city tomorrow. 74 in oakland. 76 in san jose and santa rosa. the same in concord. 70 the high. and half moon bay. now, wind advisory is currently in effect for the entire bay area until 6:00 p.m. tuesday. tomorrow, though, starting at 4:00 p.m. in our hills of the north bay, the east bay and the santa cruz mountains, a high

wind warning will go into effect. let's time-out all of these winds. tomorrow morning future tracker wind gusts showing winds are strongest in the north bay. tomorrow is a pretty breezy day no matter where you live. and then as you head into monday night and especially tuesday morning, that's why we have the high wind warning in our highest elevations because we could see wind gusts well over 50 miles per hour in ridour ridge tops. windy and warm tomorrow. we stay windy tuesday morning. the winds calm down by wednesday, and we're trending pretty dry throughout the seven-day forecast. the next chance of showers coming on sunday night. >> all right. we'll keep an eye out. drew, thanks. and here's chris now with a preview of sports. chris. >> let's do that. patrick marleau stops by the with authority podcast. playing without patrick mahomes, could the chiefs hold off the browns and advance to the afc

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>> announcer: now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. >> in the afc playoffs, the road goes through the defending champion chiefs. kansas city trying to get past the cleveland team looking to advance their first afc championship the first time in 31 years. patrick mahomes and the chiefs hosting the browns as i mention, kansas city led 19-3 at the break. third quarter kc at midfield. mahomes on the option keeper trying to run for a first down and hit hard and lands hard on his head. mahomes reportedly suffers a concussion. he was clearly woozy, did not return to the game. chad henny replaced him, a quarterback. we'll have to wait and see how concussion protocol goes during the week for number 15. early fourth quarter now, we jump ahead, browns 22-10. kareem hunt from three yards out. it's a 22-17 game and the browns fans that were there, they were fired same score just over minutes ago. the chiefs with the ball at midfield. 4th and inches. tyreke hill.

chiefs win 22-17. they'll host buffalo in the afc championship next week. will mahomes play? might not know for a while. here's andy reed after the game. >> he's actually doing very well. i talked to him. he's doing good. we'll see how he is tomorrow, but right now he's doing good. >> it sucks because we believed in it. that's why we're here. we're setting a new standard here and continue to tell guys that we're going to be back. >> the pride of firebaugh, california, josh allen and the buffalo bills are back in the afc championship for the first time in 27 years. last night the bills beat the ravens, but during that game baltimore quarterback lamar jackson was knocked out right there with a concussion. so bills fans, aka bills mafia, stepped up to support jackson by donating money to one of his favorite charities. at last check, $215,000 have been raised for blessings in

louisville kentucky. what an amazing story there. the warriors game in phoenix was postponed due to covid in the suns organization. first time it's been postponed this year. they return to the court to take on the lakers at staples center. the dubs took advantage of of a few extra days of practice before flying to l.a. this evening. it was postponed today. here's the reaction from the warriors and the reaction to keeping the games going. >> i think, let's be honest, it's somewhat of an experiment, you know. we're trying to pull this off. i think we're all just committed to the fact that this is going to be a really difficult season and we're all committed to trusting adam and the league management and our respective organizations to do the right thing. >> everything has to be in perspective in terms of, you know, we get to play basketball. we get to do our jobs, hopefully that's light at the end of the

tunnel in terms of how we all get out of this and move forward into the future. you can talk about everything that's different and everythingf that is the good part. >> hockey returned early this week. the sharks have split their first two games, have six more on the road before their first scheduled home game february 1st. where that will be still very much up in the air. currently team teal not allowed to practice or play in san jose because of santa clara county covid rules. earlier this week patrick marleau joined us on the with authority podcast and we learned about his family's one door dash account. it's caused confusion for drivers dropping off the food with patrick on the road or back home in the bay to the marleau family. >> i'll order some food and they'll be getting a text, i'm out front. i can't find you. so that happened a few times. i'm like, okay, next time i'm going to be down there waiting for them to make sure they don't text and bug her. of course that's the time the dasher got -- he got lost so he had to call. the other time when you have to switch the address, i switched

the address, put in my order, but i forgot to switch it back to their address. so my boy got on there and i think they ordered some five guys and put in the order, so i ended up with a couple shakes and a couple burgers the one day. >> with authority. i don't know about you, but i'm still very hungry. dion, i'll send it back to you. >> i've been hungry this entire news cam the cast. with that, that's it for tonight dion lim who is going to eat something very soon. abc7 news continues at 5:00 a.m. abc7 news continues at 5:00 a.m. thanks california phones offers free specialized phones... like cordless phones. - ( phone ringing ) - big button, and volume-enhanced phones. get details on this state program. visit right now or call during business hours. we always have a big party, it's a big thing for us. everyone gets together... ...to just have fun. the happy chaos... a lot of noise and...

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