building a better bay area for a safe and secure future this is abc 7 news. >> words can't express how much i appreciate it, everything, that the citizens have pitched in to help. >> this morning, the father of two young children who were inside a stolen van is thanking first responders and the public. it prompted a huge response from law enforcement overnight who searched the city into the early hours this morning. good morning, it's february 7th. you will more from that father working for doordash with how his kids are doing. let's start with a quick check

of the weather. another beautiful saturday we saw. >> it was very nice. in fact, today, almost the same. although, we will bring in changes along the shore line, where we see more clouds and a bit of an onshore flow. there is a this morning. but as we go through the next several hours, they dissipate, we're into a sunny afternoon, it's downshore flow that will cool the numbers at the coat. 48 downtown, 36 in santa rosa. 39 palo alto with 38 in livermore. a cold start and by noon time, sunny, 60s for most. mid-50s around the bay, staying cool at the shore line. we will bring in more clouds and talk about your average temperatures and rain for the upcoming workweek. liz. >> thank you. after the breaking news in san francisco. police say two children were inside a van stolen in san francisco last night have been

found and are back home this morning. after about four nfl hours, they were found inside the van safely, thankfully, in the bay view district. video from early this morning shows the young children in the back of an ambulance after police found them. the two were medically examined before reuniting with their paren parents. >> every minute is excruciating. >> no fancy words can express how grateful we are, me and my wife and our family. >> they are found, they're safe. it's a happy unfortunate alert. >> the dad's car was stolen. he was delivering fooled for doordash in jackson street in pacific heights. it happened around 8:45. the van was stolen. the amber alert went out closer to 11:00 p.m.

he said he parked with his hazard lights on and hopped out to deliver the food. when he came back arc stranger was in his car and drove off. officials say there is still no word on a suspect. all right. now to that supreme court ruling that allows houses of worship to resume indoor services. the order came late friday night. we told you about it yesterday. it says the state cannot ban services due to the pandemic. however, it will limit them to capacity. the state updated the guidance and says they are reviewing the orders. the high court justices kept the ban in place on singing and chanting. liz pena found houses of worship are responding very differently. >> reporter: you are hearing the sound of the st. mary's cathedral ordering, the first indoor gatheri of then him as he walked inside his church

after 11 months of odoor ye t to the supreme court, it's finances. >> reporter: now outside of st. mary's cathedral. these blue x marks serve as a reminder of months of outdoor gatherings. many had to bring their chairs and stand 6-feet apart in the cold. father finnegan made it a sufficient part of his message. >> we are grateful for the decision handed down by the supreme court. >> reporter: and safety is paramount. 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 have to follow a 25% capacity. but not all religious leaders are on the same page. >> we do not nationally incur our seniors to come. >> reporter: reverend brown says they are being cautious around

are planning to open for indoor gatherings next sunday. we know latinos and blacks have been disproportionately impacted by this virus. what's the feedback you are getting from your congregation now? >> for one thing, there has not been enough testing. >> reporter: for northern california islamic council, they are gathering to continue outdoors, 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 responsibility to it. we have a duty to preserve human life. we want to make sure we do that. >> reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> it has been one year since the first american died from covid-19. a san jose woman since then more than 460,000 people in the united states have died. california reported another 623 deaths, pushing the state's total close to 44,000. but we are seeing a trend continue with the positivity rate that indicates the spread

of the virus is slowing here in the state. the 7-day is down to 5.5%. it hasn't been that low since before thanksgiving. so that is a little good news for all of us. max vaccinations are happening thndfields racetrack. that's where cornell bernard found some people went yesterday. they went to great lengths to get vaccinated. >> today we are getting the pleasure. >> reporter: the magic words hundreds of seniors have waited months to hear. >> we are eager. >> reporter: karen watson called a taxi to make her appointment at this drive-through vaccine clinic. >> you want to open the door for me? >> reporter: in the parking lot of golden gate fields. >> i'm disabled and so, whenever i need to go somewhere that's important, i call them. >> reporter: whatever it takes to get here, right? >> that's right. >> reporter: consuelo garcia

said she was scared. daughter erica is anxious over the last year because of my mom. we live together. i have small kids in school. it's a huge relief, we won't be hurting her. >> reporter: they are by appointment only. >> we feel good for every single shot that goes into an arm. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: in villejo, this max vaccination clinic was happening at the sol fairgrounds. >> evals and scheduling your second appointment is on the average ofshot. >> i seen him social distancing twice since march. my mother be get her shot in two weeks. >> reporter: organizers say 3500 people got vaccinated between friday and saturday. this clinic will be giving shots

through monday. they hope to keep going as long as they can get enough doses for everyone. in berkeley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news is monitoring the covid vaccine rollout in california with our vaccine tracker. it also shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine in california. you can find it on our home page at abc7news.com. all right. now to a shocking crime captured on video. it shows a thief breaking into a car in the middle of bumper to bumper traffic. abc 7 news average average avere spoke to the man captured on the video. >> i see the man stab the prius and take something out. i realize this is a robbery. >> reporter: shocking video shows the moment these prius is targeted by chiefs. . >> i was shocked. i didn't expect a robbery.

i was expecting anything except a robbery. >> reporter: the husband and wife team had just photographed a property in the dolores park neighborhood and planned to take the i-80 eastbound ramp to treasure island and take photos when suddenly. >> the guy was trying to get another one. inside of my camera bag, there was my drone from my video equipment. my equipment and my camera. everything i had. i will not be able to work anymore. >> reporter: the couple then jumped out to call 911 only to see the black sedan speed away. >> we talked to the police officers and the guys in this situation that happened 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, i was happy because i saw a nice guy trying to help us. >> reporter: meantime, alex has a few words for any would be thieves. >> don't commit robberies on the roads anymore, the teslas are always watching. >> reporter: dion lynn, abc 7 news. >> i should mention older models of the tesla do not have the camera feature. ben will go to go fund me and the spd is investigating the incident. oakland police have located a person of interest in the china town hack attacks on three seniors. we've shown you horrifying video of those as well. investigators say the man, the suspect is in custody on an unrelated criminal case and was booked february 1st. the attacks all happened one week ago on january 31stst. all three victims were injured. and meanwhile, young leaders in oakland are coming together to stand up against violence.

activists held peace demonstrations through east and west oakland to silence the violence. they are calling for an end from physical and domestic to state violence and police brutality. demonstrators are also calling for accessibility to quality education, jobs and community resources, such as violent prevention efforts. cities like oakland have seen spiking crimes is insurance the pandemic began. >> a lot of the issues have been made worse by the pandemic. people need jobs, housing, resources. so we're out here making a statement for that. >> they were also giving out free ppe hand sanitizer and masks. we saw large crowds gathering yesterday. no surprise how beautiful it was. >> that's right, liz. it's awfully cold right now. 36 in santa rosa. three-quarter mile visibility. yesterday, it was well into the w a cooler in

weather today and when the rain arrives next. also in east bay community center is rebuilding after a fire left part of it damaged. how a fundraising effort is helping to get services back up and running. plus, thousands of healthcare heroes will be among

. welcome back. in the east bay, the effort to rebuild the vietnamese under rebuilding. they are trying to help residents where the fire was suspected to have started. >> reporter: oakland firefighters captured these images as they battled the fire terrorizing through the community center of the east bay. >> it's about i think a thousand meals every month, at least 200.

200 community members. >> jennifer tran works the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce. she says a fundraising effortunt ti. their big lunar speculation planned su happen. >> now that we have this fire, like the first instinct that people have is, you know, it's because of the homeless problem. the homeless problem and i think that's the lunar new year market will be important for us to humanize our unsheltered community members. >> she says several homeless residents were displaced as their encampment also burned. firefighters suspect that's where it been before spreading and an official investigation is still under what i. >> 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 near meals and oer >>aklanditldg is owned by the parks and rec department. rebuilding plans are still to be determined. >> it's potentially an opportunity to imagine a much more vibrant rec center as well as park and then i think it's also a reminder how important helping our homessness crisis is. >> reporter: matt boone, abc 7 news. >> local health experts are sending a strong message ahead of the super bowl today. stay home or risk triggering another covid-19. the stakes are high when they are on the cusp of improving here. health officials are warning to avoid all indoor parties. if you are attending a small private gathering, wear a mask, bring your own food and drinks and do not share dinner ware. healthcare heroes will be among the spectators. the nfl surprised workers with free tickets to the big game as

abc 7 chris alvarez tells us, some of the faithful are being honored for their service. >> be our guest at the super bowl bowl. i don't know if that means you accept or not. >> we accept. >> reporter: brandon james stadium will allow 25,000 fans with approximately 7500 of those being vaccinated healthcare workers a free ticket. 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, how did this happen? >> what does it mean? it's an honor, it's a privilege. >> lifetime 49ers fan david ochoa is a dietary manager and one of four healthcare workers chosen by the 49ers to attend super bowl rife. >> -- 55.

>> we are incredibly grateful for all of the sacrifices they've played. >> many challenges. you got to live it to understand it. >> ochoa is no stranger to games in the tampa bay. he attended months before his father died. >> it made it that much more special, my father's first time vacation to florida. the win, the red and gold. the event, a lot of love. >> what do you think it means to da dad? >> absolutely ridiculous. to represent the 9ers. cross it off the bucket list. >> chris alvarez, abc 7 sports. >> 55 super bowls before the players hit thefield. there has been one grounds

keeper in the nfl. his first super ball was in 1967 at the as long as coliseum. it earned him the title of sod god. he is still the field and has a message for everyone watching tonight's gam game. >> please be safe watching at home. because we all apt want back and do it again next year. >> 92, looking good. wow! take a look here. he has brought his work to the bay area. this is him at levy stadium right before super bowl 50. i don't think he's 92. that guy is in good, good health. >> the 90s is the new '80s. 40s are the new -- good to him. yesterday, a for just day.

today some subtle changes. we'll have a few passing high clouds. the on shore winds will bring in slightly cooler conditions. trendbe cooler weather leading to rain as we get towards the end of the upcoming workweek. here's a look at doppler 7. you see the low crowds creating the fog in the inland valleys and along the coast. 39 in campbell. cold temperatures there, 37 santa clara with 38 mountain view. as we look up towards if north bay. numbers are in the 30s. there's the fog. halfmoon bay, 37 in danville. so numbers are colder. here's the fog. santa rosa, just over a mile in napa, notice half moon bay. can't see a thing. as we look at our 24-hour temperature change. 7 degrees cooler half moon bay. as we look outside from our

exploratorium camera, sunny, mild a. few cooler temperatures for the weeks ahead a. chance of arrives on thursday. then a subsequent system will bring in cooler weather as we get into next weekend. here's a look, you can expect. mostly sunny a. few high clouds. as we get into your monday, the clouds thicken. that will aid in the temperatures coming down. that's the trend throughout much of the week. highs in the mid-60s, say around napa, santa rosa the upper 60s. with the clouds, we are back into the low 60s. we are dry in the middle of the week that first system comes on through, much cooler. looking at that cooler weather continuing into next weekend. here's a look at the big the b picture, where we will bring in that system. a couple systems patienting the bay way. not getting through until thursday afternoon.

here's the weak system. the rain ends on friday. it looks more promising. conditions will be chilly as we get into next weekend. so we can hope that this tdo itl neci in.nd the bay. how about low 60s. 64 san mateo. 62ive in palo alto. upper 60s to near 70 in a few locations. you notice the cooler weather. the accuweather 7-day forecast, sunny skies, upper 50s, cloudy cooler. 50s to mid-60s tomorrow. that trend continues tuesday and into wednesday. maybe a bump up before we see that cooler weather arrive late thursday a. level 1 system into friday. looking at more wet weather into that ahead, history as the first black man elected the president of the san francisco

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welcome back to black history month. abc 7 news is separating the people in our community who are working to bailed better bay area by making black history right now. we show you how one is serving the community in a new role. >> it's unanimous, the gavel is yours. congratulations. >> this was the moment he became black history. the first black man elected president of san francisco's board of supervisors. >> that first black man to serve in this role i really think what it does for the young people that i worked with over the years and isolate as you look at the small population we have left. i think it set the tone for our

young people to understand they can serve any local in leadership as a black man >> born in san francisco, he represents the area as district 10 supervisor. in 2020, walton gained national attention for introducing the caring act, which makes racially 911 calls illegal and established the advisory committee looking into reparations for black san fransicoans. >> we are the first to have the true rep rakes laws in the books. we will get this done together. >> reporter: while the issues facing the community aren't new. walton says being in the commission to make change is. >> i was elected and said the things we would fight for, equity andac poputions havits th oncele you can't beyou have to nd fus on the things that you say you

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all right. good morning, everybody. welcome back. we will start this half hour with another look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa, it sure did feel like spring again yesterday. which was nice. >> yes, it was nice. in the week ahead, it's futu futureing more typical february-like weather. as we look at our current numbers, it is cold from castor valley. 46 in berkeley. fog in the north bay. it's 50 in pacifica. down to a quarter mile santa rosa. and the coast particularly foggy, 3 miles up in napa. so it is much colder in -teges 10re into the 50s. a up can him upper 60s. notice the coast. staying in the 50s throughout the day. so it's going to be cooler

there. a few high clouds. but more dramatic changes come for your monday. rain arrives, though, throughout the up>> thaew in sth reunited after police say two young children who were inside a minivan that was stolen have now been found. you may have gotten the amber alert last night on your phone after more than four hours of searching, they were found inside the van in the bay view district. this is video after them being found by police. the two were medically examined before being reunited with their parents. >> it brings warmth to show the humanity of it all. most importantly, i am glad our kids are safe. >> an amber alert has been issued when their dad's car was stolen when he was delivering food for doordash on jackson

street in pacific heights. that happened at 8:45. the amber alert went out close until 11:00. they told them he parked with haze ard lights on, popped out quickly, when he came back stranger was in his car and drove off. officials say there are still no words on a suspect. we are glad those kids are safe, though. all right, the pandemic is on a collision with one of the biggest sporting events of the year happening today. of course, super bowl sunday, health officials fear large gatherings can spark a new surge. yet, there is some encouraging news, here's abc reporter christine sloan. >> reporter: it's super bowl sunday and because of the coronavirus pandemic, it will be taa, the sety precautionsore it are already in place. of the 75,000 seats inside raymond james stadium, only

22,000 will be filled with fans, including 7500 vaccinated healthcare workers invited by the nfl. everyone in attendance will be required to wear a mask, maintain social distancing and will receive a ppe kit. but there are concerns super bowl parties could become super spreader events. >> virusess will not evolve and mutate if you do not give them an open playing field to replicate and replicate in essentially an unbridled fashion. >> reporter: the post-holiday surge in cases is now on the decline. the number of hospitalizations dropping by 32% over the last three weeks, according to covid tracking project. amid the declining number of cases, some states have begun rolling back restrictions. colorado allowing more people into bars, restaurants and gyms. and today, iowa lifting the mask mandate and social distancing limitations for business and social gatherings.

christine sloan, abc news, new york. president biden is planning his first weekend away from the white house. he is pushing for his new trillion dollar relief bill. we have more on a call made to a california woman who lost her job in the pandemic. >> reporter: president biden making the pitch for his reli pn assistance. speaking to a woman who lost her job named michelle. in a video released by the white house. >> we are putting together a plan that provides for emergency relief to people in desperate need now. everything from mortgage payments to unemployment insurance to rental subsidies to food security for children. >> reporter: recent polling indicates biden's $1.9 trillion package already has the support of most americans, including 37% of republicans. but republicans in the senate are frustrated the president and democrats are pushing it through along party leans. >> they're not interested in

doing the hard work it takes to build consensus. >> it looks like you are pushing your agenda with the disguise of wanting to interact and dock it 1200% the direction you want to go. >> reporter: fact is, they don't need gop votes and the president says they will work based on income, 1,400. something that likely won't be in this covid relief plan, a $15 minimum wage, president biden saying his guess is it's likely not to be included. though he says he is prepared to negotiate separately on minimum wage and work it out from where it is now. abc news, wilmington, delaware. coming up on "this week," as democrats prepare to go alone, newly confirmed transportation secretary pete buttigieg will talk about why they are moving forward without gop support. you can watch the full interview

with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 right here on abc 7. there is a few tribute to a comic legend from the north bay . a mural of bruce lee from san francisco and why he chose to feature them together. >> i like the juxtaposition between robin williams' commitment to show business and comedy and positivity and bruce lee and his endeavor to help people strengthen their mind. >> he just finished painting the mural today. oakland china town commissions the art project. pretty nice. still ahead on a b bc 7 mornings. what she is asked about

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half on saturday, hitting 3-pointers. it's fun to watch the step. practice makes perfect. third quarter from the logo. is going to pull up. what do you know? splash from seth. the simi right after. that's a new one. curry feeling it. fourth quarter. 0 second to go. the ball actually went out of bound. the refs missed the call. that led to a 7-point dallas lead. team high 42 forlu 30 second to go. steph, dribble, drive, the foul. he had 57. doves within five. ten seconds to go. givers it up to maxi cleaver. there is your dagger. mavericks win it 134-132. >> ness frustrating when you have a night like that, that lead to a win. i would be lie figure i said i was happy right now, it's kind of weird, to walk off the court now knowing. >> the best player in basketball

right now and he's unreal. >> he's never played better. we were talking about a two-time mvp three-time champion. i've never seen him like this. >> to the ice. sharks and ducks, san jose took 11 second to score on this one. the captain likes the lamp, it's 1-0. in the second, lindholms shot from the point. goes on in. we're tied at 1. seven seconds left. devon bub nicdubnik. the sharks need a goal to extend. denied. ducks win it 2-1 in the shoot shout. >> the as and rangers playing a trade deal. chris davis going to texas. i will take the role of marcus simeon who signed with toronto.

he's excited to be joining the green and gold. >> i really admire the team, especially the last two years because it's really hard to have such young players being that mature, like the a art thinking playing next to chapman. he is playing next to my good friend when he wasyounger. >> and according to multiple reports, right-handed starter mike fiers, he had a career best 19 wins. he turns 36 in join, coming off a 2020 campaign finishing 6 and 3 with a 454 >> today, nice. it's foggy and cold in spots. we will be looking at that fog to stay with us for the next

several hours as we look at the coast. 47 in pacifica. 41 half moon bay. 50 daly city and can't see anything at all. more fog up to the north. 34 santa rosa. it is about 15 degrees cooler from the ran ramone valley to the livermore valley. 32 inin palo alto. so take it easy out there. it will take through the 8:00/9:00 hour for things to clear out. a few more clouds as we get into your monday and tuesday. the ridge is weakening. we'll see a return to some showers as we get into thursday. a weak system to start. it looks like a colder system into next weekend. so here's a look at today a. few passing high clouds. as we get into your monday, the clouds thicken. temperatures will be more in line where they should be as we get to tuesday. which is the upper 50s to near 60. now remember, average rainfall, we are way it doesn't look like we can camp up any time soon.

about 41% of average. as we look at the next seven days, temperature wise, it shows the second half of the week much cooler. that's when we will see the rain, the first half of the week up in the north bay today, plenty of 60s. cooler with clouds throughout the week. it doesn't look until thursday we can get any rain in here. it's a weak system. then it looks like we will see the beneficial rain and more rain into next weekend. maybe an inch, if we're lucky in spots as we look at your thursday afternoon. here comes this first system and then the second system will be colder. it will be wetter. it looks to arrive into friday and even later on saturday. so still, a ways away and so we will have to watch and ho this does verify. after today, looking at lots of 60s out there. so it should be mild, remember, temperatures will be above average from 5-to-10 degrees again, 65 if fremont, 64 in villejo. a couple 70s by the delta.

look for 68 in santa rosa. but that 58 in half moon bay. certainly cooler there with an on shore flow. the accuweather 7-day forecast, today we will get more sunshine. it will be the warm effort out of the next seven, upper 50s at the coast. as we get into your monday, numbers trail off with more clouds, tuesday, breezy a. bump up wednesday before this first system arrives on thursday, bringing rain. it looks like late in the day, a level 1 system should be ending on friday. it looks like a more impressive system next weekend. we will classify this as a weak ar. keep our fingers crossed. >> thank you. r&b native her will perform at the super bowl today. she was just nominated for her first golden globe for the song "fight for you." the o-bout hampton, who was the deputy chairman of the black panther party. an organization formed not far

from her's hometown. she spoke about the nomination. ♪ >> reporter: grammy-winning r&b super star and villejo native "her" is having a year and sinking into her first golden globe in "fight for you." >> the fact that i am nominated for a golden globe, it's incredible. you know, i never would imagine you know making something like this or something to major. so i'm just happy to be a part of it. now that's one award we are talking about here. you have also been nominated for five naacp image awards. also three grammys. so should have this. but what's cool about i think this round of nominations is that it's a lot of them are for your song "i can't breathe," which came out.

>> for people that haven't seen the video, you also mentioned sean monterosa in your video, he's from villejo. i this i that struck a lot of people from your hometown? yeah, absolutely. i think as an artist, it's my responsibility to use my platform to speak out against things, you know, against social injustices and things that i believe in and stand for things that i believe in and talk about what's going on right now and educate. and i think music does a lot of things. it educates it. it makes you want to fall in love and dance. it also makes you want to take a stance and be a part of a movement. >> you have big news on top of big news. >> oh my goodness. it's the super bowl. that frs the original music for talking and then i was like, hold on, golden globe. >> we had to adjust. >> she will be singing "america the beautiful" at the super bowl. >> i'm here to be on such a big

stage. as a blessing, that's amazing. to represent young black girls and let them know they can do it too and let them know i'm up there representing my people and representing everything i believe in. everything i stand for. whether it's music or justice or just being a black woman. i'm going to try to deliver, you know, my version of "many earthquake the beautiful" and make it my own and have fun with it. >> abc 7 news. >> and you can watch the full interview on our abc 7 bay area, connect on roku, apple tv and android tv. next, history in the making. how bay area views are

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tomorrow they will be among the eagle scouts. council of boy scouts of america achieved the rank. the group is composed of young college students, a home schooler, two 13-year-olds and a member of the national guard. >> so many historical figures and notarys have this rank. we have eagle scouts that have walked on the moon. >> so it's like really surreal to actually achieve this eagle scout. >> it's so big and beyond me. it's crazy that i'm here now that i have done so much. >> only 4% of boy scouts ever earn the eagle. altogether 42 female eagles are entering the inaugural class from the bay area. next on abc 7 morning, at 6:00 a.m. >> thank you, thank you, so much. they are found, they are safe. >> a san francisco father is grateful to the community and law enforcement for finding his two young children. details on the hours-long incident last night that an

officer searching the city into early this morning. and a wild robbery in the middle of bumper-to-bumper traffic. hear from the victim and the man who a tesla captured it all.

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help. >> this morning the father of two young children inside a stolen van is thanking first responders and the public for helping find them. it prompted a huge response from law enforcement overnight who searched the cities into the early hours of the morning. good morning, everybody, it is sunday, february 7th. i'm liz croix. thank you for joining us. we will hear more from that father on the job working for doordash when his car was stolen. plus, how his kids are doing. let's start with a quick look at the weather with lisa arjen. >> good morning, we have fog. it's cool out there. the sun comes it will be dissipating through the 9:00 hour. as you can see, a quarter mile, half moon bay, santa rosa. we're a good deal cooler from the coast to our inland valleys with those 30.

you see from san ramone