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 to

livermore. 45 in half moon bay. in the afternoon, sunshine, 30s to the 60s for many of you with mid and upper 60s in our inland valleys. it's cooler at the coast, though. only the upper 50s. we will talk about a couple dry days before we see a return to the rain. that's in a few minutes. liz. >> all right. thank you. so breaking news in san francisco. police say two children that were inside a van stolen in san francisco last night have been found and are back home this morning. after about four n-and-a-half hours, they were found inside the van in the bay view district. video from early this morning shows the young children in the back of an ambulance after the police found them. they were medically examined after being reunited with their parents. >> every minute is most excruciating. no fancy words can express how grateful we are, me and my wife

and our family. that they are safe, it's a happy unfortunate episode. >> an amber alert while he was delivered doordash in pacific heights. it happened around 8:45 p.m. close to 11:00 is when the amber alert went out. they told abc 7 news he parked with his hazard lights on. he hopped out quickly to deliver the food. when he came back. stranger was in his car and drove off. officials say there is word on a suspect. thankfully, those kids have been found safe. now, let's get to a supreme court ruling that allows houses of worship to resume services. the order came late friday night. it says the state cannot ban service due to the pandemic. however, it is allowed to limit 25% of the building's capacity. the state updated their guidance

to reflect this. it says they are reviewing the orders. the high court justices did keep the ban in place. liz pena found houses of worship are responding very differently to this. >> reporter: you are hearing the sound of the st. mary's cathedral organ, welcoming its members to the first indoor gathering of the year. we asked if we could joinle as he walked inside his church after 11 months of outdoor services. this is what you have been praying for? >> yes, thanks to the supreme court, its finances. >> reporter: outside, these blue x marks serve as a reminder of months of outdoor gatherings, many had to bring their own chairs and stand 6-feet apart in the cold. father finnegan making a supreme court decision a part of his message. >> they're grateful for the decision handed down by the supreme court. >> reporter: 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 to 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 naturally encourage our seniors to come. >> reporter: reverend brown says they are being cautious and are planning to open for indoor gatherings next sunday. >> we know about laly nos and blacks have been disproportiona disproportionately by the congregation. for the islamic council, their gatherings will continue outdoors 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 responsibility to

it. we have a duty to save human lie. we want to make sure we do. that. >> in san francisco liz pena, nbc 7 news. >> it has been one year since the first person died. a san jose woman. since then 623 deaths, push the state totals to 44,000. we see the spread of the virus is slowing. the 7-day is down to 5.5%. it hasn't been that low tins before thanksgiving. so a little bit of good news. we need it. don't we? well, mass vaccinations are happening at the golden gate fields racetrack. that is where cornell bernard found people that went to great lengths to get vaccinated. >> today you are getting the vaccine. >> reporter: the magic words hundreds of seniors have waited months to hear. >> i am very eager to get this injection. >> reporter: karen watson called

a taxi to make her appointment at this drive-through vaccine clinic. >> can you open the door for me. >> reporter: in the parkingsa. whenever i need to go somewhere that's important, i call them. >> whatever it takes to get here? >> that's right. >> reporter: consuelo garcia says she was scared but daughter erica is different. >> i'm anxious. i have young kids in school. it's a huge relief. >> reporter: this site now serving alameda county seniors by appointment only. >> this is a win for everybody. we feel good with every single shot that goes into an arm. >> one, two, three. >> relief. >> reporter: in viej mass vaccination clinic was happening for healthcare workers and county residents over 75. >> the average wait time between registration, vaccine, evams,

scheduling your second appointment. on the average of 45 minutes. >> reporter: he hopes to be spending a lot 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 3500 people got vaccinated at that villejo 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 berkeley, cornell bernard, abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news is monitoring the covid vaccine rollout in california with our vaccine tracker. the tracker also shows you when you might be able to get the vaccine in california. you can find this on our home page at abc7news.com. all right, let's get to that shocking crime video captured on camera. you may have seen it over the weekend yesterday. it shows a thief breaking into a car in the middle of bumper-to-bumper traffic. abc anchor dion lynnpo 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. i realize then this is a robbery. >> reporter: shocking video taken from this man's tesla camera shows the moment real estate photographer's prius is targeted by chiefs. >> i was just 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 took the first camera bag and was trying to get another one. inside of my camera bag, there was my drone, my video equipment, my night equipment. my camera angle lens, everything i had. i will not be able to work any more. >> reporter: the couple then

jumped out and called 9 learn only to see the black sedan speed away. >> we talked to the police officer and the guy said, this situation rarely happens in san francisco. >> reporter: while ben isn't sure if insurance will cover what was stolen, he is grateful it exists and hopes it will get the attention of police and identify the suspect. >> after this horrible story happened for me, 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 road anymore, the teslas are always watching. >> reporter: dion lynn, abc 7 news. >> we should mention older model teslas do not have the recording feature. ben put up a go fund me to replace the stolen equipment. sfpd is investigating theen,aknn in ithehina townniors.

investigators say the man is in custody on an unrelated criminal case and was booked february 1st. the attacks all happened one week ago on january 31st. all three victims were injured. meanwhile, young leaders in oakland are coming together to standard up against violence. activists held public peace demonstrations to silence the violence. they are calling for an end to all forms of violence 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 violence prevention efforts. cities like oakland have seen a spike in crime since the pandemic began. >> a lot of people are dealing with before coronavirus are made worse by the pandemic. people need jobs, housing, people need food. people need resources. we're making a statement for that. >> they were also giving out free ppe, hand sanitizer and masks. all right, lisa, let's head

to break and get a check of the world trade center. >> we got some fog here. the golden gate bridge, zero mile visibility. there is fog in the north 30s in our inland valleys. can we make it up to the 60s again? that's one of the questions and how about the rain? yes, it's returning. stay tuned. my accuweather 7-day forecast is next. >> thank you, liss sampblts also ahead, an east bay community center is rebuilding after a fire left part of it damaged. how a fundraising effort is getting services back up and running. plus, thousands of healthcare heroes will be among the spectators at the super bowl. we introduce you some

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. in the east bay, the effort to rebuild the vietnamese community center is already under way after it was damaged in a fire. matt boone explains, organizers continue services and help residents of a nearby homeless encampment. >> reporter: oakland firefighters captured these images as they battled a fire tearing through the community center of the east bay. >> it provides like a thousand meals every month i believe to 200. 200 community members. >> reporter: jennifer tran opens the vietnamese chamber of commerce. she says a fund-raising effort is already under way to help rebuild and to get temporary services running at facilities. the big lunar celebration, which was planned at the park surrounding the community center on sunday will still happen. >> now that we have this fire,

the first instinct that people have is, you know, it's because of the homeless problem. the homeless problem. and i think that the near market will be important for us to humanize our unsheltered community members. >> reporter: she says several homeless members were displaced as their encampment burned. firefighters suspect thai that's where the fire began before spreading, though an official investigation is still under way. >> we are 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: oakland city council president says the building is owned by the parks and rec department. rebuilding plans are still to be determined. >> potentially it's 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 homelessness crisis is. >> matt boone, abc 7 news. >> local health experts are sending a strong message ahead of the super bowl today, stay home or rick another spike. the stakes are particularly high. in marin county, they're on the cusp of improving. health officials are warning people to avoid all indoor parties. if you are attending a small private gatherg,y ma. healthcare heroes will be among the spectators. the. in surprised them with free tickets to the game as chris alvarez tells us, some of the faithful are being honored for their service. >> be our guest at the super bowl. i don't know if that means you accept or not. >> yes. >> we accept.s. allow 25,000 fansation, approximately 7500 being

vaccinated healthcare workers given a free tick a. way for the nfl to give thanks, to those working on the front lines of the covid-19 vices i ceoives. >> you, my man, are going to the super bowl. what does that mean and how did this happen? >> what does it mean? it's an privilege. >> reporter: lifetime 49ers plan is a dietary manager in the greater tampa area. one of four healthcare workers chosen by the 49ers to attend super bowl 55. >> we all know without our healthcare workers,ion of the games 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's, you got to live it to understand it. >> 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. >> it made it that much special. it was my father before his

passing to make that trip to florida. his first vacation, first time to florida. ot father?he red and what do you think it means to him? >> he'd enjoy it. wear our 9er gear, represent the bay. just be safe. you all semi. cross it off the bucket list. >> chris alvarez, abc 7 sports. >> okay. this is a great story for 55he take the field, there has been one ground keeper making sure the field is ready. 92-year-old george toma is the oldest ground keeper in the nfl. his first super bowl was in 1967 at the los angeles coliseum. his field status earned him the title of sod god. he is still working his day job on the field and has a image for everyo -- message for everyone watching the game.

>> please stay safe. because we all want to come back and do it again next year and -- [ inaudible ] . >> great message. take a look here. he has brought his work to the bay area. this is him at levi stadium in 2016 right before super bowl 50. what a life. he has seen a lot. i am excited for today's game. will you be watching? >> yes, definitely. >> i should say i'm excite fodder the halftime show, amanda goreman will be giving another speech. >> i'm a tom brady fan. good morning, everybody, we are looking at nice weather today. not quite as warm. enjoy it. we will see a cooler week ahead, hopefully with the weather turning by the end of the weekend. the trend are looking that way. live doppler 7, we do have some fog out there. the bicker picture shows a big we wl beg to de

ridge. the ridge will flatten, move away, paving the way for hopefully wet weather as we get towards the end of the week, also boosting our snow pack. as we look at the current conditions, 34. 33 santa rosa. 36 in san ramone. 43 in hayward. we have that northeasterly wind. that is drawing in some fog. also around napa, half mile visibility. half mile and half moon bay and it's colder for some of new our east bay and also closer to the coast. here's aoo peninsula numbers will be mild again today, well into the 60s. but we definitely should see the colder air, hopefully, replace this weather and see if we can make up any lost ground as we get into the end suy. ldtoday.nd,tuy, nuer com dow tb

system intoalf of the weekend so a sunny day on the way. maybe a few passing high clouds as we get into your monday, the clouds do thicken. that will allow for numbers to come down even further. it looks like that trend will stay with us until about wednesday when we see numbers come up a few degrees. this is the way it looks, not only for the north bay. the warmest day today. the cooler day with the cloud, tomorrow and tuesday a. slight bump up on wednesday. and then with that first system bringing in the much cooler weather and this system looks colder the weekend and b the s lly. w look at t it looksik a aut n fday then looking at that wet weather.

as for temperatures today, another mild afternoon, a little warm for february, with numbers well into the upper 60s for concord. 67 today in san jose and livermore with 68 in santa rosa. oakland. the upper 50s at the coast. the accuweather 7-day forecast shows the temperatures trending still downward for tomorrow and tuesday, increasing cloud. the winds kicking up. wednesday a little milder a. level 1 system for thursday into friday and hopefully into next weekend. looking at more rain. we have to see how it plays out. at this point, going in the right direction, we hope. >> thank you. just ahead, shichl money walton made history as the first man elected president of the san francisco beard of supervisors. hear how he

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. all right. this black history month, abc 7 news is helping people building the bay area by making it better now. we show you how shimone walton is serving the community in a new role. >> it's unanimous, the gavel is yours. congratulations. >> reporter: this was the moment he became black history. the first black man elected president of san francisco's board of supervisors. >> i was the first black man to serve in this role. i really think what it does to the young people i worked with and isolated communities. as you look at the small black population we have left, i think it set the tone for young people to understand and know they can be anything they want and serve the human role and leadership as a black man. >> reporter: born in san

francisco, walton grew up in public housing in bay view. he now represents that area as district 10 supervisors. in 2020, he gained national attention, which makes racially biased 911 calls illegal. he also established the advisory committee looking into reparations for black san fransicoans. >> we are the first city to have true reparation laws on the books. we are going to get this done working together. >> reporter: while the position is. >> i said we will fight for uitl maki low ies, bla populations have opportunities. once you are hear that role, you have to be vocal and do the things you say you do and work with the people to help you get it done. so i think that we have been

blessed to be in this role and we have had the opportunity to make the change we will fight for. it's not always easy. i think if you stand on the side of right, it turns out to work. >> abc 7 news. >> and abc 7 is celebrating black history month. we can find all of our content in the abc 7 news app as well as our social media pages or download the abc 7 bay area map for roku and other devices. still to come, president biden pushes his covid relief plan. why he is refusing to negotiate. the legends. why the artist chose to pay tribute to hi, i'm pat and i'm 75 years old. we live in the mountains so i like to walk. i'm really busy in my life; i'm always doing something. i'm not a person that's going to sit too long.

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. good morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. we will start this half hour with another look at weather with lisa arjen. >> good morning, 30, 40shehe coast, also in the northbay. be careful if you are an early ricer. you will run into a half mile visibility. three-quarters in santa rosa. with that light northeasterly wind, it will take a little time. about 9:00 when we see that fog lift. boy, it's cold. how about that 33 in santa rosa, 36 san ramone. 40 in concord, 42 in san jose. as with ego through about the 10:00 hour. we'rto-5 a w l che afternoon. mid and upper 60s. school on the coast.

trending dry. things look different. more like february for the second half of the week. we'll talk about it coming up. >> t family is reunited after police say two young children inside a van after more than four hours, they were found inside the minivan in the bay view district. this is video taken overnight of them after being found by police. the two were medically examined before being reunited with their parents. >> it brings warmth. most importantly. >> an amber alert was issued when their dad's car was stolen. he was delivering for doordash. the amber alert went out just before 11:00.

he says he parked with his hazard lights on and hopped out to deliver the food. when he came back arc stranger ofcis say there is still no word on the suspect. all right, let's go back to the pandemic now. which is on a collision with one of the biggest sporting events of the day, super bowl sunday. health officials peer it can spark another surge. it comes as the u.s. is struggling to continue variants of the virus. there are some encouraging news. >> it's super bowl sunday and because of the coronavirus pandemic, it will be unlike any super bowl before it. in tampa, the set precautions 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 masks, maintain social distancing, and will receive a ppe kit.

super spreader events. >> viruses will not evolve and mutate if you do not give them an open playing field to replicate in an essentially unbridled fashion. >> reporter: the post-holiday surge in cases is on the decline. the number of hospitalizations dropping by 32% over the last three weeks, according to covid-19 tracking prajt. amid the declining number of cases, some states have begun rolling back restrictions. colorado allowing more people into bars, restaurants and games and today, iowa lifting its masked mandate and social distancing limitations for business and social gatherings, christine sloan, abc news, >>resispenaw the pushing for his nearly $2 trillion relief bill.

we have more on a call the president made to a california woman that lost her job in the pandemic. >> reporter: president biden making a pitch directly to american people in need of atis tans. >> i was laid off in july. >> speaking to a woman in a video released by the white house. >> we are putting together a plan that provides for emergency relief people in desperate need now. everything from mortgage payments to flood insurance to rental subs days 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 lines. >> they're not interested in doing the hard work it takes to build consensus. >> it looks like you are pushing your again that with the disguise of wanting to interac. >> reporter: the fact is

democrats don't need any gop votes, president biden says he is opened to compromise on some things, which americans get a stimulus check, he is not budgeting on the amount of those checks $1,400. >> something that won't be in that $15 minimum wage. he is saying it is likely not to be included. he says he is prepared to negotiate separately and work it out from where it is now. abc news, wilmington, delaware. coming up on "this week." as democrats prepare to go at it alone, newly confirmed transportation secretary pete buttigieg will talk about why they are moving forward without gop support. you can watch the full interview at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. new this morning, senate majority leader chuck schumer will accommodate trump's lawyers requests duringsabbath.sabbath.

they reported trump's lawyer requested the trial be suspended if it does not wrap up by the beginning of the sabbath on friday. schumer's office says they will respect and honor that request. conversations about the structure of the trial continue. as far as president trump's impeachment trial nears, a majority of americans now say he should be convicted and barred from holding federal office. that is according to a new abc news ins so popsos the support is up from a similar poll from last month in january. meantime, afternoon more than two weeks in office, that same poll finds two-thirds of americans approve of president biden's covid-19 response by comparison for nearly the entirety of the pandemic in support of trump's response eroded and remained under water for months. and there is a new tribute to a comic legend from the north

bay. speaking of more local news, a mural of robin williams who lived in tiburon now graces the bay street mall in emeryville. this is across from the h&r store. it includes an image of bruce lee, who was born in san francisco. he artist says why he chose to put the two men 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 >> he finished painting it yesterday. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, an exclusive interview with a villejo native her. what she has to say about her recent golden globe nomination and being asked to perform at the super bowl. a live look, wow, so gorgeous out over the san francisco skyline.

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. all right. former gold isen state warriors star is also an author encouraging children to embrace what makes them unique. >> a part of writing this book is to say to kid, whatever you have, you have an opportunity to own it. >> foyle talked about his three-book series. the books are based on foyle's life in the caribbean, where he was picked on for being call. but his life changed when he discovered basketball. >> i was so awkward. i was still growing. you didn't know what that meant. that is so much a part of it. >> he's been linked to the too tall foyle series on

abc7news.com. happening today, the national aids memorial will honor black lives to 56 blacks of the ace memorial quilt. it tells the stories of the countless men and women and children who have 2k50id. in the 40 years since the first cases of aids were reported, black americans and communities of color have been disproportionately impacted. it can be seen through march 31st. let's get a check of the weather. >> timing is everything. for the weekend, we are getting more sunshine and mild temperatures. a live looke,is awfullych. livermore and concord. going into the upper 60s again. boy, changes are on the way. we'll turn cooler and wetter, stay tuned. my accuweather 7-day forecast is

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welcome back. in sports, the warriors will continue to swing into texas with a pair of games between the spurs and san antonio monday and tuesday night. last night they were in a shootout with each team's star player and scoring dual. here's chris alvarez with the highlights. >> reporter: good morning, abc 7 the place to be for your warriors action the next several nights. coming off a 31-point win.ep hae third quarter from the logo. steph will pull up. what do you know? the slash from steph.

the refs missed the call. that leads to a luka dont for three. a dribble, drive, the foul. 57, dubs within 5. 10 seconds to go. gives it up. there is your daker. mavericks win it >>-at- atmosphere of competing that level. it leads to a win. especially mine. i was happy it was kind of weird to walk off the court. >> the best player in basketball right now and it's real. >> he's never played better. we were talking a two-time mvp, three-time champion. i've never seen him like this. >> to the ice. sharks want a shootout friday

night, took 11 second to score in this one. the captain lights the lamp. lindholm's shock to the point. the leg, goes on in. we are tied at 1. on to overtime. 7 second left. devin dubnyk. a second straight shootout denied by ryan miller. ducks win it. the as and rangers claim, let's make a deal. the headliners set in the east bay. i'm going to take the role of marcus simeon who signed with toronto is. he's a lifetime ranger and excited to be doing the green and gold. >> i am excited. it's hard to have especially young players being that much mature like the as. i start thinking, he's like playing next to my good friend

probably when he was younger. >> and according to multiple reports, signing a one-year $3.5 million deal he had a career best 19 wins. he's off a 2020 campaign he finished 6 and 3 and 454 e.r.a.. that's it for sports. back to you. >> let's check on the super bowl forecast. it won't be as nice as yesterday. >> pretty close. the coast is trending cooler. overall, though, still a big dominant ridge of high pressure protecting the bay area. all of california for today. some clouds moving in. temperatures g back for the first couple ofaya ek eventu ridge will go away. at two other weather changes.

47 in oakland. 38 in mountain view. 42 in the south bay. exploratorium camera, nice and clear out there. 36 in novato. right at the coast as well. 37 in pap na, 40 for fairfield, concorde as well, 32 inin livermore. visibility doing better here at half moon bay. three-quarters of a mile and santa cruz, mid-60s this afternoon. seven of seven is the sunrise. sets at 5:30. sunny and mild. more clouds average by about tuesday average highs, 40% of average for our rainfall. known if we will catch up. we will see, hopefully, showers

thursday. that will bring the temperatures way down. a few high clouds today sunday afternoon, more clouds arriving. temperatures cooler. if you are headed to the beach. ocean beach about 60 today. those light on shore winds throughout the afternoon, a nice afternoon nonetheless. a bigger pressure, holding on towards the middle of the week. this is thursday. wants to bring in light rain. this will taik take us into friday. looking like next weekend could see wet weather and mountain snow. not all the forecast models are green. most come into agreement, the second half brings in the colder weather regime. look for 65 in moment. low 60s. overall, not a whole lot of

change out there a sunny and mild afternoon. 65. tonight a few high clouds, the numbers dropping to the upper 30s in santa rosa. free in oakland. accuweather 7-day forecast starting today, highs in the upper 50s, tomorrow, mostly cloudy. mount 60s. we will get into the breeze. it will bring the numbers down to average on tuesday. they take a bit of a tick upwards on wednesday a. slightly warmer afternoon. mid-day thursday could see rain on friday, next weekend, hopefully looking at a stronger and colder system that will bring in much-needed snow. it doesn't look like we will get near our average totals for the season. but that's the trend, trying to get to near average. here we go again with our eee t.

grammy winning blair native her will perform at the super bowl. she was nominated for the song fight for you, which is in the film judas and the black messia. it's about the black panther party. she spoke exclusively about the nomination. >> reporter: grammy winning r&b superstar and villejo native her is already having a year and is just sinking into her first gold golden globe nomination fight for you. >> the fact that i am now nominated for a golden globe ij credibincredible. i'm happy to be a part of it. that is one award. you have been nominated for five

naacp image awards. also three grammys. you already won two. >> all right. >> 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." >> yes. >> for people that haven't seen the video, you also mentioned sean monterrosa in your video, he was from villejo. he was killed last year that struck a lot of people from your hometown. >> yes, absolutely. i think as an artist, it's my opportunity to speak out against things, you know, against social injustices and things that i believe in and stand for and things i believe in and talk about what's going on right now and educate. i think music does a lot of things. it educates. makes you want to fall in love and dance and take a stance and be a part of the movement.

>> you have big news on top of big news. >> oh my goodness, that was the super bowl i was like, hold on, golden globe. we had to assess. >> her will be singing "america the beautiful. >> i am happy to be here and represent young black girls. let them know they can do it too that i'm up there representing my peaceful e people and everything i believe in, stand for, whether it's music or justice or just being a black woman. i'm going to try to deliver my version of "america the beautiful" make it my own and have fun with it. >> and you can watch the full interview on our abc 7 area on apple tv and android tv. it's cool to hear from her. next, history is in the making.

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. all right. welcome back. one of a dozen bay area girls are about to make history. tomorrow they will be among the nation's first female eagle scouts. 14 girls in the monterey council boy scouts of america achieved the rank. they include a home schooler to 13-year-old girls and a member of the national guard. >> so many historical figures have walked on the moon and they've, you know, before former presidents. >> it's surreal to actually achieve this. >> eagle scout is so big and beyond me. it's raise i'm here now that i have done so much. >> only 4% of .scouts ever earn eagle. altogether, 42 eagles are entering the inaugural class

from the bay area. really cool to see that. >> lisa, it will be another nice day, are you saying? . >> it is. starting out with the cold temperatures and fog. not here. check out santa cruz, 42 degrees. highs in the low 60s. the rest of us will enjoy sunshine and mild weather. the cooling trend continues throughout your monday and tuesday and more clouds a. chance of showers into thursday. a few degrees cooler in the sea. upper 50s, 68 in concord as well as santa rosa, 67 in livermore. enjoy today. we'll have more clouds tomorrow. the coolest day out of the dry days will be tuesday and getting some rain in here late thursday into next weekend. >> lace sarks thank yisa, thank. >> abc 7 news continues at 9:00 a.m. "good morning america" is next followed by "this week" with george stephanopoulos.

good morning, america. winter blast. the fast-moving storm moving into the northeast right now with another round of heavy snow while life-threatening cold air hits the midwest, expected to last all week long. >> hoisting victims out. >> and out west, tragedy on the slopes. an avalanche killing at least four skiers. our weather team monitoring it all. game day. hours away from kickoff on super bowl sunday. we're live in tampa for the showdown, and the fireworks on or will mahomes make it two in a row for the chiefs who are playing without one of their coaches after a serious car crash? >> ems arriving on the scene. we have one child possibly