now from abc 7, live breaking news. right away breaking news out of san francisco tonight. an amber alert has just been issued for two small children. they were in a car that their father says was stolen while he was making a doordash delivery. let's get to "abc 7 news"news"ne reporter matt boone, live for us in pacific heights. what can you tell us? >> reporter: dion, absolute nightmare situation for the father and the two children he says were inside his car he says was taken behind me. police are behind me on the scene canvassing the area. an amber alert was just issued. we know this happened around 8:45 this evening. as you mentioned, dion, the man was making a doordash delivery here in pacific heights neighborhood of san francisco near laguna and jackson streets.

these are the pictures of the two children who he says are inside the car, his 4-year-old daughter and his 1 1/2-year-old boy. the story right now that we're getting is that he was making that delivery. he was inside of the apartment, came back out. that's when he says he interacted with someone who was inside of his car. >> i was working, delivering food for doordash. i was in there for less than a minute. i came out, a guy was in my car. a stranger was in my car. i yesterday at him, tell him to get out. two of my kids is in the car. i just want my kids back. times are hard. if you're going to have to resort to stealing, that's a different matter. but, please, don't hurt my kids. let they return safely back to me and my wife, please. >> reporter: that car was a silver honda odyssey, 2014. the license plate on your screen,

7fpk543. a silver color honda odyssey. two children inside. right now san francisco police doing everything they can to try to canvas the area and find that car with the children inside. they said they're trying to activate the sirius xm satellite to see if they can track the car, and there's also motor bikes surfacing the streets right now, other agencies likely involved soon. if you see that car, please contact your local police department. reporting live in pacific heights, matt boone, "abc 7 news." >> we are also hearing a command post has been set up nearby. many are searching the streets tonight. we appreciate that report. many thanks to you, matt boone, reporting live. now good evening. i'm dion lim. we will, of course, keep you updated on this breaking situation at abc7news.com, but to our other story tonight. for the first time in months some san francisco church goers went to services indoors tonight. it all comes after a pivotal

ruling from the supreme court that will allow for churches and other houses of worship to resume indoor services in california. that order late last night said the state cannot ban services because of the pandemic. however, it is allowed to limit them to 25% of the building's capacity. the state updated their guidance to reflect this, but says they are reviewing those orders. the high court's justices did keep the ban in place on singing and chanting. "abc 7 news" report luz pena today found houses of worship are responding very differently. ♪ >> reporter: you are hearing the sound of the st. mary's cathedral organ welcoming its gath the year. >> it is wonderful to be back. >> reporter: we asked jerry hulsey if we could join him as he walked inside his church after 11 months of outdoor services. >> this is what you have been praying for? >> yes, and thanks to the supreme court it has been answered. >> reporter: and now outside of st. mary's cathedral, these blue

x marks serve as a reminder of where many had to bring their own chairs and stand six feet apart in the cold. father finnegan making the supreme court's decision part of his message tonight. >> we are grateful for the decision handed down by the supreme court. >> reporter: and safety is paramount as every member got their temperature checked and offered hand sanitizer as they socially distanced in the pews. >> communion in the hand rather than receive it on the tongue. >> reporter: for counties in the purple tier like san francisco, indoor gatherings having to follow a 25% capacity. but not all religious leaders are on the same page. >> we do not naturally encourage our seniors to come. they're vulnerable. >> reporter: reverend brown says they're being cautious and are planning to open for indoor gatherings next sunday. we know the latinos and blacks have been disproportionately impacted by this virus. what is the feedback you are getting from your congregation now? >> for one thing, there's not>>

california islamic council, their gatherings will continue outdoor like this regardless of the supreme court's order. that's because santa clara county is still prohibiting any indoor gatherings, and they're okay with it for now. >> and we have a responsibility to, we have a duty to save human life, and we want to make sure we do that. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, "abc 7 news". today marks the anniversary of the first american to die from covid-19, a san jose woman. since then more than 460,000 people in the u.s. have died. california reported another 623 deaths today, pushing the state's total close to 44,000. but we are seeing a continuing trend with the positivity rate that indicates the spread of the virus is slowing. the seven-day is down to 5.5%. it hasn't been that low since before thanksgiving. mass vaccinations are happening this weekend in alameda county at the golden gate fields racetrack.

that's where "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard found some people that went to great lengths to get vaccinated. >> reporter: today you're getting the pfizer vaccine. the magic words hundreds of seniors have waited months to hear. >> i'm very eager to get this injection. >> reporter: karen watson gego called a taxi to make her appointment at this drive-through clinic in the parking lot. >> i'm disabled and whenever i need to go somewhere that's important i call. >> whatever it takes to get here, right? >> that's right. >> reporter: consuelo garcia said she was scared to get the shot but daughter erica is feeling just the opposite. >> i've been so anxious over the last year because of my mom. we live together and ig kids th so it is a huge relief that we won't be exposing her. >> relax your arm like this. >> reporter: this site serving alameda county seniors 75 and older by appointment only.

>> it is a win for everybody and we feel good about every shot that goes into the arm. >> reporter: in vallejo this mass vaccination was happening at the county fair grounds for residents over 75. >> the average wait time between registration, vaccine eval, is on the average around 45 minutes. >> reporter: he hopes to spend more time with his dad after his shot. >> i seen him social distancing maybe twice since march and my mother is going to get her shot i think in two weeks. >> reporter: organizers say 3,500 people got vaccinated at that vallejo clinic between friday and saturday. this clinic here at golden gate field will be giving shots through monday. they hope to keep going as long as they can get enough doses for everyone. in berkley, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news". "abc 7 news" is monitoring the covid vaccine rollout in california with our vaccine tracker. our vaccine tracker also shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine in the state.

you can find this at our home page, abc7news.com. a new tactic by thieves. the shocking crime captured on video. it shows a thief break into a car in the middle of bumper-to-bumper traffic. tonight i spoke to both the driver and the man whose tesla captured the video. >> i see this guy come in and stab the back of the prius and take something out. then i realize then, okay, this is a robbery. >> reporter: shocking video taken from this man's tesla camera shows the moment real estate photographers ben and marcia's prius is targetd by thieves. >> i was -- i was shocked. i didn't expect a robbery. i was expecting anything except a robbery. >> reporter: the husband-and-wife team just photographed a property in the delores park neighborhood and planned to take the i-80 eastbound ramp to treasure islands and take photos when suddenly -- >> the guy took the first camera bag and was trying to get another one.

inside my camera bag there was my drone, my video equipment, my knife equipment, my camera and the lens, everything i had. i will not be able to -- to work anymore. >> reporter: the couple then jump out and call 911 only to see the black sedan speed away. >> reporter:. >> we talked to the police officer and the guy said this situation rarely happen in san francisco. >> reporter: while ben isn't sure if insurance will cover what was stolen, he is grateful this video exists and hopes it will get the attention of police and help identify the suspect. >> after this horrible story happened for me, i was happy because i saw nice guy trying to help us. >> reporter: meantime, alex has a few words for any would-be thieves. >> don't commit robberies on the road anymore because the teslas are always watching. >> we should mention older model teslas do not have the camera recording feature. ben has set up a gofundme to

help replace his stolen equipment. sfpd is investigating this incident. new developments now. oakland police have located a person of interest in the chinatown attacks on three seniors. investigators say the man is in custody on an unrelated criminal case and was booked february 1st. sources tell "abc 7 news" the person of interest is a known suspect in other incidents. the assaults all took place along harrison at 4th street sunday in san francisco. now, police say the suspect knocked three people to the ground. we should point out oakland -- apologies there. a 91-year-old man had to be apologized. a 60-year-old man and 55-year-old woman also lost consciousness. mean tiltime, young leaders oakland came together to stand up against violence. activists held public peace demonstrations to silence the violence. they are calling for an end to all forms of vionce frota

violence and police brutality. demonstrators are also calling for accessibility to quality c resources such as violence prevention efforts. cities like oakland have seen a spike in crime since covid-19 began. >> a lot of the issues we've been dealing with before coronavirus have been made worse by the pandemic. you know, people need jobs. people need housing. people need food. people need resources. so we're out here making a statement for that. >> they were also giving out free ppe,

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>> reporter: jennifer tran runs the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce. she says a fundraising effort is already under way to help rebuild and to get temporary services running at other facilities. their big lunar new year's celebration which was planned at the park surrounding the community center on sunday will still happen. >> now that we have this fire, like the first instinct people have is, you know, it is because of the homelessness, the homeless problem, the homeless problem. and i think that the lunar new year market will be important for us to humanize our unsheltered community members. >> reporter: she ss several homeless residents were displaced as their encampment also burned. firefighters say they suspect that's where the fire began before spreading to the community center, though an official investigation is still underway. >> we're supporting the effort to get the organization, you know, operational so that we can make sure that the residents in need can continue to get their meals and other services.

>> reporter: cy un president fortunato bass said it is owned by the parks and reck department. >> it is an opportunity to imagine a much more vibrant reck center as well as park. i think it is also a reminder how important solving our homelessness crisis is. >> reporter: matt boone, "abc 7 news". a strong message today from local health experts ahead of the super bowl. stay hole or risk triggering another spike in covid-19. the stakes are particularly high in marin county where they are on the cusp of improving to the red tier. health officials are warning people to avoid all indoor parties and if you are attending a small, private gathering, wear a mask, bring your own food and drinks and do not share dinner we ware. >> we have made a lot of sacrifices over the last year, children not being in school, businesses closed. this is another sacrifice that

we're asking people to make. we are so close. we are so close, and let's not threaten our progress. >> more than half of marin county's residents over the age of 75 have received covid-19 vaccinations. the biggest challenge right now is a shortage of doses. preparations are underway in tampa, florida, to prevent super bowl lv from becoming a superspreader event. of the 75,000 seats inside raymond james stadium, 22,000 will be filled with fans. the nfl is providing everyone with ppe kits when they show up to the game. tickets are digital and all food and beverage transactions will . theimillap ond t l contact between the teams and this year's act. thousands of vaccinated health care heroe bowl. the nfl surprised the workers with free tickets to the game. as abc 7's kris alvarez tells us, some of the faithful are being honored for their service.

>> be our guests at the super bowl. i don't know if that -- >> oh, my god. >> i don't know if that means you accept or not. >> yes, yes! >> reporter: raymond james stadium will allow 25,000 fans with approximately 7,500 of those being vaccinated health care workers given a free ticket, a way for the nfl to give thanks to those working on the front lines of the covid-19 crisis. >> you, my man, are going to the super bowl. what does that mean and how did this happen? >> what does it mean? it is an honor. it is a privilege. >> reporter: lifetime 49ers' f ad bay area native dennis ochoa is a dietary manager in the greater tampa area, one of four vaccinated health care workers chosen by the 49ers to attend super bowl lv. >> we all know without our health care workers, none of the stadiums would be able to have fans in it. so we're incredibly grateful for all of the sacrifices that they've made. >> long, long hours,

challenging. many challenges. it is -- you got to live it to understand. >> reporter: ochoa is no stranger to games in tampa bay. he attended the 49ers' win over the bucs in 2019 months before his father died. >> which just made it that much more special with my father before his passing to make that trip to florida, his first vacation, first time to florida, the win, the red and gold, the events. a lot of love. >> reporter: what would it mean to your father if he knew? what do you think it means to dad? >> go out there and enjoy. wear our '9er gear and represent the real bay. be safe, cross it off the bucket list. >> an awesome attitude. kris will join us in a few minutes with sports but first here is drew. hi there. hi, dion. yeah, we started off the weekend with very warm temperatures, a lot of sunshine, and even tomorrow for the second half of the weekend we will find some mild temperatures. so tonight we'll take you outside. here is a live look from our

east bay hills camera facing west. you see the city of san francisco, sutro tower blinking in t background. no fog to speak of right now. in fact, we will deal with mainly clear skies overnight tonight leading to a pretty sunny start to the day on sunday. earlier today, we made it into the low 70s in many of our warmest spots. so well above where we should be for early february. right now we're slowly falling back through the 40s and the 50s, but novato right now is getting chilly in the north bay. we're already down to 39 degrees. across the golden gate bridge in the city at 51. 52 in oakland. 51 in san jose. concord down to the upper 40s at 48 degrees. here is live doppler 7 along with satellite. the story we are tracking, high pressure is pretty much right on top of california, meaning sunny skies during the day an rather clear skies at night. that's what we're finding right now. perhaps a few thin cirrus clouds moving in from time to time over the next 24 hours, but all in all it is a pretty quiet pattern

for our sunday. overnight tonight is a blend of stars and clouds out there. the coldest spots will drop in the 30s. around the bay shoreline we will settle in low and mid 40s for starting temperatures top. breaking down the day on sunday, the sun is up at 7:07 in the morning. we will start in the 30s and 40s, so it is a chilly start but the sun effective at warming us up quickly. by the afternoon it is another mild day. maybe a couple of degrees cooler tomorrow compared to today, but you will feel the warm air in the afternoon. most of us away from the coast going into the 60s. a close look at highs on our sunday. we will have about 65 under mostly sunny skies in oakland. 67 in san jose. 68 in santa rosa. the same in concord. a little cooler on the coast, but still upper 50s to mid 60s from half moon bay to santa cruz. it is a dry finish to the weekend and really the next seven days it is pretty quiet. what we are watching on future

weather, by the end of the upcoming week we will fast forward into this upcoming friday, and this is likely our next chance of seeing some wet weather across the bay area and some snow in the sierra once again. we will keep our eye on this. the timing may change a little bit, but looks like friday is our next best chance of finding rain returning to the bay area. here is the accuweather received. plan the next seven days for you, it is mostly sunny tomorrow with really mild temperatures. those temperatures will cool off monday to tuesday, kind of back to where we should be for this time of the year, under mostly cloudy skies. then by the end of the week, dion, we will track that chance of showers. right now it looks like, again, the best chance of any rain would come on friday and even would come on friday and even some showers ever since you've been hanging out with jack there's something... different about you. ♪ everyone's feeling the late night vibe with my $4 sauced & loaded tots— with cheddar bacon or jalapeño ranch.

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now from abc 7, live breaking news. once again getting back to that breaking news coming out of san francisco tonight where an amber alert was issued just about 30 minutes ago for these two young children. they were in a car, their father says was stolen while he was making a doordash delivery. "abc 7 news" reporter matt boone has been on the scene all evening. he joins us once gene from pacific heights where it appears to be very active behind you. >> reporter: dion, still a lot of action out here. i just spoke to that father a few moments ago. he says no major updates, just a lot of anxiety right now as police scour the area for that missing car with his two children inside. i'll get out of the way. you can take a look. spfd and detectives just showed up. some of the motor bikes driving there are actually police officers that have been scanning the area. we have pictures of the two children who were inside the vehicle. one is a 4-year-old girl. the other one is a 1 1/2-year-old boy.

the father says neither speak english. they only speak mandarin and he is very afraid for their safety right now, saying they were very confused. now, what we are being told has happened is that this man was making a doordash delivery in the area of laguna and jackson street. his kids were in the car. he went inside to drop off the food. when he came back somebody was inside of his car. >> i was working, delivering food for doordash. i was in there for less than a minute. i came out, a guy was in my car. a stranger was in my car. i yesterday at him, told him to get out. two of my kids is in the car. i just want my kids back. times are hard. if you're going to have to resort to stealing, that's a different matter. but, please, don't hurt my kids. let them return safely back to me and my wife, please. >> reporter: an amber alert has been issued. this is the license plate of that stolen car. it is a silver honda odyssey with a license plate 7fpk543.

right now if you see that vehicle, you are urged to call your local police department. once again, they say that vehicle has been stolen with two children that were inside. reporting live in pacific heights, matt boone, "abc 7 news." >> all right. once again thank you for the update, matt. remarkable to see how composed that father is. undoubtedly he must still be in shock over the tragic turn of events with his two children. now, if you would like a second look at the missing children or at the license plate of the stolen vehicle, all you have to do is go to our website. you can find this story at our front page abc7news.com. the wife of a man killed as the result of a multi car accident at san francisco's lake merced is speaking out and sharing her pain. i spoke with her yesterday and she told me this tragic crash did not have to happen. >> wearing her late husband's jacket, hanna eggy spoke of

their dreams ofovg nnecticu to . >> we saved up every penny we could for this move. we wanted to find a nice neighborhood that was safe. we really wanted to be in the city. it was really important to me. we were so happy to be here, to be on our own. >> reporter: hanna and should be together four years. she quit her job as a special education teacher at the beginning of the pandemic to care for their 3-year-old son theo. >> we were excited to start our new life here. >> reporter: but the dreams never had the chance to fully come through. thursday morning he wentor jo didn't come home hanna began to worry. >> i was starting to get nervous. i tebsxted him, hey, where are you. it is about an hour and a half, i don't know where he is.

i call him multiple times and it is ringing and going to voicemail. >> with the advice of her sister she went out looking for her husband. when she arrived at the lake -- >> i see seven cars that looked like 15. i could have sworn it was more than ten, just completely totaled. one of them had a huge hole in the front. i was completely -- you could see the airbags and everything and there were no bodies. everyone had been cleared. and i just hyperventilated. >> reporter: hefs go was gone a hands of jerry lions who was on post-release community supervision with an extensive criminal history. i asked hannah why so soon after her husband's death she found the strength to speak out. >> it only makes sense to push down my grief for a day to share his story, to share just what i experienced yesterday. i want to bring his name honor. >> reporter: who do you blame

for this tragedy? >> i blame the da. so to find out that this freak accident was no freak accident, it was someone who was out in the public who shouldn't have been in the public. it was completely avoidable, completely. there was no reason it should have happened. people need to be held accountable, and i am not -- i am not going to stand here and let this happen to another family. >> reporter: hannah leaves this message for her new community which has become her california nightmare. >> he always followed that up with, "but if i were to die, if i were to be, you know, the next hashtag i just want my death to be impactful, i want it to be a movement, i don't want to just be a hashtag, i want my name to be change if i'm going to go that way." >> my requests for comment from the da have not been returned. hannah visited the medical examiner's office to view her husband's body shortly after our

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the past. we are better prepared than we were. >> whether it is women's liberation, whether it is more progressive ideas about health care or environmental protection, california tends to go first. >> you can stream an extended cut of the full series on demand right now with our abc 7 bay area connected tv app. just download the free app now on roku, fire tv, android tv and apple tv. well, spirits are soaring for more than a dozen bay area girls who are about to make history. this monday they will be among the nation's first female eagle scouts. 14 girls in the silicon valley, monterey bay council of boy scouts of america achieved the rank. the group is composed of young college students, a home cooler, two 13 year olds and even a member of the national guard. >> so many historical figures and notaries have earned this rank. we have eagle scouts that walked on the moon and they've been former presidents.

>> so it is like really surreal to actually achieve this. >> eagle scout seemed so big and beyond me, and it is crazy i'm here now but i have done so much. >> better believe it. only 4% of boy scouts ever earn the eagle. all together 42 female eagles are entering the inaugural class from the bay area. drew tuma with one last check of the weather. fingers crossed it will be beautiful tomorrow, too. >> yeah, it will be just as nice as we were today. mild temperatures, a lot of sunshine. so tonight we'll find partly cloudy skies, temperatures in the mid 30s to mid 40s. so we'll start the day tomorrow with a little bit of chill in our atmosphere. sunrise at 7:07 tomorrow morning, but with those mostly sunny skies, temperatures really warm quickly. by the afternoon we are in the upper 50s to upper 60s across the region. that's above average for this time of the year. highs on your sunday, 61 in the city. about 65 in oakland. we'll go to 68 in santa rosa and

concord. 67 for san jose. santa cruz, really nice, a lot of sunshine, 65. 67 the high in antioch. the accuweather seven-day forecast, it is mostly sunny and mild tomorrow. we will find more in the way of cloud cover for monday and tuesday along with some cooler temperatures, kind of back to average for this time of the year. then by the end of the week, dion, we will track the chance of some showers that could linger into the upcoming weekend next weekend. >> okay. sounds good, drew. thanks. ♪ oh, so smooth. r & b musician and vallejo native h.e.r. is having quite the week. she will perform at the super bowl sunday and was nominated for her first golden globe. the nomination is for the song "fight for you" in "jude as and the black massiah." h.e.r. has also racked up other recent nominations for her song "i can't breathe" which tackles

police brutality. >> it is my responsibility to use my platform to speak out against things, you know, against social injustices. >> tomorrow she will be singing "america the beautiful" as part of the super bowl kickoff show. >> i'm here to be on such a big stage as a blessing. that's amazing, and to represent young black girls and let them know that they can do it, too. >> you can watch the full interview on our abc 7 bay area connected tv app on roku, amazon fire, apple

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sports on abc 7 is sponsored by your local toyota dealers. what a game you saw tonight right here on abc 7. the warriors lost to dallas, 134-132, but steph curry put on a show, scoring a game high 57. it is the second highest scoring game of his career. he actually scored a career-high 62 earlier this year. he went 19 of 31 from the field,

hit 11 of 19 from downtown. here is our after-the-game crew breaking it all down, steph shooting and that shimmy. >> well, the warriors get 57 from steph, five points off his career-high 62 set last month against portland but they come up two points short. i mean this was a fun game to watch even in a warriors' loss. steph amazing. >> steph has been unbelievable. i think part of the interesting thing for me this year is that steph has to evolve his game. we know he can shoot but you see him looking for different ways, looking for the pick, looking to get to the basket, looking for the intermediate shot. he was absolutely terrific tonight. >> coach, you spent a lifetime on the sidelines. what would it be to have a shooter like steph curry? let's run a play for 30 over here, okay? >> i had a guy once that you interviewed early in his career, jared brown, who scored 44 in a los against arizona and it pained me we couldn't celebrate that for him. i'm sure steph feels the same way. the 15 assists by draymond

essentially wasted too. that's a tough pill to swallow. >> love jared brownridge for sure. we have to include the shimmy here. o'donnell, are you going to give us to us like we saw upstairs when we were watching the game? >> i'm going to wait until we win so i can get warm-up and really do it. i will do it all in. i have to give you the caribbean version of the shimmy. you know there's a caribbean version. >> i did not know that. coach, you are looking dangerous with the facial hair. you have a shimmy in you as well? >> i might have a little in me. but it is slow. the body says, hey, but the shoulders can move. we can do it. >> you look like you're sea sick. i don't know what is happening there. i don't know. >> it is better than a seizure. >> yeah, yeah. should we send a doctor? i don't know. i'm not sure. let's go back. >> send a doctor, send a barber, send it all. i need it all, larry. >> all right. that was good stuff. it is super bowl eve.

tomorrow san mateo's tom brady will go foruper wl but firam bay. br remember, it is only super bowl lv, meaning he played in 18% of all super bowls. mahomes trying to put his stamp on history. a win over brady could be legendary. >> i'm focusing on this super bowl. to be able to hold the lombardi and have a second ring, but i will be happy. >> do you have any family traditions after the big game and how will you celebrate if you win? >> how will i celebrate if i win? i will be surrounded by my kids who are your age, so that's the best part about winning, is having the people that have helped you get there and supported you there with you to enjoy it. >> tonight the 2021 pro football hall of fame class was announced and what a class it was. we will start with 49ers gm john lynch.

he's a hall of famer. he was a super bowl winning safety on 2002 tampa bay team. he was a four-time all pro who played with bucs and broncos. tom flores finally get the call to the hall. the 82 year old is a four-time super bowl champ, spent most of his career with the raiders and the only coaching finalist on the ballot for 2021. he and mike ditka are the only ones to win as a player, coach and head coach. woodson won a super bowl with the packers. currenni t oy qu won with the colts and broncos. nfl honors the most no-brainer award ever goes to alex smith winning comeback player of the year. he came back to have a great rodgers won the legal mvp for

the third time throwing for 48 drafted 24th overall in the 2005 draft. smith went number one that year. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by your local toyota dealers. dion, back to you. >> chris, thanks to you. the sports team will have a lot of fun tomorrow. that's it for tonight. i'm dion lim. "abc 7 news" continues bright and early tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. for drew, chris and all of us here, thank you for joining us. continuing coverage of the breaking news, that amber alert out of san francisco a

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