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building a better bay area. >> i can't express how much i appreciate everything that the citizens have pitched in and helped. >> this morning, a father of two young children who were 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 city into the early hours of the morning. good morning, everybody. when h w stolen, plus orhz kreug how his kids are doing. but a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> hey, liz. good morning. we are brightening up out there.

we had some fog in spots of the north bay and the coast but the p big picture shows once again california is protected from any incoming weather systems. we see some haze here from v vollmer peek. it will be another glorious day. 47 in san francisco and san jose. 48 at half moon bay. a few clouds in san jose with temperatures in the low 40s in santa rosa and 49 fairfield, 46 in concord. a beautiful view we'll be in the mid and upper 60s by the afternoon. a few high clouds will keep it dry for your sunday. not as warm at the shoreline today as we get into a wind shift. we'll talk about cooler weather and the chances of rain returning to the bay area all in the week ahead. liz? >> all right, lisa. thank you. new developments on that breaking news, 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 4 1/2 hours, this 4-year-old winfred and 1-year-old sean were found safely inside the van in the bay view district. video from 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 parents. >> every minute was excruciat excruciating. no fancy words can express how grateful we are, me and my wife, and our family that they are found, they are safe. it's a happy close to an unfortunate episode. >> an amber alert had been issued when their dad's car was stolen while he was delivering food for doordash on jackson street in pacific heights. that happened around 8:45. he barkparked with his hazard ls on, hopped out to deliver the

food, and when he came back a stranger was in his car and drove off. still no word on a suspect but such good news that those kids are safe this morning. new developments in the efforts to reopen schools in san francisco. new this morning, the teachers union says they have reached a tentative deal with the school district on a framework for reopening schools. agreement outlines baseline haf health and safety standards as well as vaccine requirements to reopen. it allows for classes to resume when san francisco is in the red tier only if all staff have been vaccinated. agreement says if not everyone is vaccinated, then in-person instruction can only begin in the orange tier. currently san francisco is in the purple tier. this comes after the city sued the school district last week in an effort to speed up reopening. now to the supreme court ruling that allows houses of worship to resume indoor services. the order came late friday night. it said the state cannot ban services due to the

building's capacity. the state updated their guidance to reflect this but they are reviewing the orders. the high court's justices did keep the ban in place on sing and chanting. luz pena found houses of worship are responding differently to this news. >> reporter: you're hearing the sound of the st. mary's cathedral organ, welcoming members to the first indoor gathering of the year. >> it feels wonderful to be back. >> reporter: we asked jerry if we could join him after he walked inside his church after 11 months without services. this is what you've been praying for. >> yes. and thanks to the supreme court it's been answered. >> reporter: now outside of the cathedr see as reminder of months ofs outdoor gatherings where many had to bring their own chairs and stand six feet apart in the

cold. father finnigan making the supreme court's decision part of his message. >> we're grateful for the decision handed down by the supreme court. >> reporter: and safety is paramount as every member gets their temperature checked and was offered hand sanitizer. >> communion in the hand rather than 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. they're vulnerable. >> reporter: reverend brown says they're being cautious and are planning to open for indoor gatherings next sunday. been disproportion natdly impacted by this virus. what's the feedback from your congress regagts? >> one, not enough testing. >> reporter: and the northern california islamic council's 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. >> we have a responsibility, a duty to save human life, and we want to make sure that we do that. >> reporter: in san francisco, luz pena, abc7 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, push it can 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. the seven-day is down to 5.5%. it hasn't been that low since before thanksgiving. that's a bit of good news that we need. mass vaccinations are happening this weekend in alameda county at the golden gate fields racetrack. that is where abc news 7 reporter cornell barnard found some people who went to great lengths to be vaccinated. >> reporter: the magic words

hundreds of seniors have waited months to hear. >> i'm very eager to get this io >> reporter: karen watson called a taxi to make her appointment at this drive-through vaccine clinic. >> open your door for me. >> reporter: in the parking lot of golden gat important, i call him. >> we do it together. >> that's right. >> reporter: consuelo said she was scared to get the shot but her daughter erica is feeling just the opposite. >> i've been so anxious in the last year because of my mom. we live together around i have young kids in school, so it's a huge relief we won't be exposing her. >> reporter: this site serving alameda seniors 75 and older by appointment only. >> this is a win for everybody. we feel good with every single shot that goes into an arm. >> one, two, three. >> just really -- >> reporter: in vallejo, this mass vaccination clinic was happening at the fair grounds

for health care workers and county residents over 75. >> the average wait time between registration, vaccine, e value, scheduling your second appointment, is about 45 minutes. >> reporter: david hopes to be spending more time with his dad >> i've seen him social distancing maybe twice since march and my mother will 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 at golden gate fields will be giving shots through monday. they hope to keep going as long as they can get enough doses for everyone. in berkeley, cornell barnard, abc7 news. abc7 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 california. you can find this on our home page at abc7news.com. now to a shocking crime captured on video. it's been going viral. you may have seen it online. it shows a thief breaking into a

car in the middle of bumper-to-bumper traffic. abc7 news anchor dion lim spoke to 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, okay, this is a robbery. >> reporter: shocking video taking from this man's tesla's camera shows the moment real estate photographers' prius is targeted by thieves. >> i was just shocked. i didn't expect a robbery. i was expecting anything except a robbery. >> reporter: the husband and wife team had photographed a property in the delores park neighborhood and planned to take the i-80 eastbound ramp on 8th street to treasure island and take photos when suddenly -- >> the guy took the first camera bag and was trying to get another one. inside my camera mydrone, my video equipment, my light equipment, my camera, and

the lens. everything i had. i'll not be able to work anymore. >> reporter: the couple then jump out and call 911 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 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 a nice guy trying to help us. >> reporter: meantime, alex has a few words for any would-be thooechs. >> don't commit robberies on the road anymore because the teslas are always watching. >> reporter: dion lim, abc7 news. >> older model teslas do not have the camera recording feature. ben has set up a go fund me to replace his stolen equipment. and police are investigating the

incident. a busy saturday, lisa. we saw crowds yesterday because the weather was so nice. >> and sunday is shaping up to be another beautiful day as we look live outside. temperatures are in the mid-40s from concord to livermore, some of our east bay cities. how about we add another 22 degrees of warming? that will take us again well above average. but it's not going to last. i'll have all the details with a cooler and wetter accuweather seven-day forecast. also ahead, an east bay community center is rebuilding after a fire left part of it damaged. how a fund-raising effort is helping to get its services back up and running. and thousands of health care heroes will be among spectators at the super bowl. these are real people, not actors, so roll up those sleeves. and help heal your skin from within with dupixent. dupixent is the first treatment of its kind

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meal services and to help residents of a nearby homeless encampment where the fire was suspected to have started. >> reporter: oakland firefighters captured these images battling a fire tearing through the vietnamese center in east bay. >> they provide like a thousand meals every month, i believe, to 200 community members. >> reporter: jennifer tran runs the oakland vietnamese chamber of commerce. she says a fund-raising effort is already under way to help rebuild and to get temporary services running at other facilities. their big lunar new year 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's because of the homelessness. the homeless problem. the homeless problem. i think that the lunar new year marking will be impornt u to humanize our

homeless residents were displaced as their encamp. also burned. firefighters suspect that's where the fire spreading to the community center though an investigation is under way. >> 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: oakland city council president said the building 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 solving our homelessness crisis is. >> reporter: matt boone, abc7 news. >> about six hours away from kickoff for super bowl liv between the kansas city chiefs and tampa bay buccaneers. fans are anticipating lots of

action on the field. abc news reporters have the details. >> reporter: fireworks lighting up the sky, a super bowl celebration like no other, the epic showdown hours away, thousands of fans descending on the downtown area by land and sea. >> we're so happy for tom brady to be here, you know, representing the buccaneers. >> i'm excited, all the excitement, the energy. >> reporter: because of the pandemic, the scene is looking a little different 37 only 22,000 seats in the tornado judgment will be filled with fans, 7,500 of them vaccinated health care workers, the nfl's way of showing their gratitude. we surprised a nurse on our show on friday. wur going to the super bowl! >> that's insane! that's in two days! thank you! amazing. >> reporter: she's landed in tampa and is excited to attend her first pro football game and cheer on the buccaneers. >> this has been the hardest

year to be a nurse, and just knowing that there's so much support from the community and just from the country as a whole, it really makes the job easier. >> reporter: unlike super bowl parties of the past, many of this year's festivities going virtual. one big pregame event, shaq bowl, broadcasting live on multiple platforms from a custom-built stadium in tampa. athletes and celebrities joining shaq in competitions like the hot wing challenge with musical performances and sports commentary. >> everyone is going to be at home so i said let's do something fun for the people. >> reporter: a "gma" correspondent reshersed. she's kicking off the second half, tossing the game ball to bucs' linebacker cam lynch. and just before kickoff, her, performing "america the beautiful" and eric church and jasmine sullivan singing the national anthem. the weeknd expected to rock the

super bowl halftime show like never before.n th stands and a performance packed with inspiration from some of the biggest halftime performances over the years. will reed, abc news, tampa, florida. >> it will be a fun day. thousands of vaccinated health care workers will be among the spectators at the super bowl. 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! >>orptr:ayes ium approximately 7,500 vaccinated health care workers give an 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's an no a privilege. >> reporter: lifetime 49ers fan and bay area native dennis ochoa is a traveling dietary manager in the greater tampa area, one of four vaccinated health care workers chose bin the 49ers to attend super bowl liv. >> we know without our health care workers we wouldn't -- 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's -- you've got to, et to understand. >> reporter: ochoa is no stranger to games in tampa bay. he attended the 49ers' win over the bucs in 2019 just months bereis father died. >> just made it that much more special. for my father before he passed to make that trip to florida, first vacation, first time to florida, the win, the red and gold, the events, lot of love. >> reporter: what did it mean to your father if he knew -- what

do you think it means toen our red, represent. be safe, be all smiles and just cross it off the bucket list. >> reporter: chris alvarez, abc7 sports. a check of the weather now, lisa. a lot of people are going to be watching the game today, hopefully safely. if they do gather outside for a barbecue, it will be pretty nice weather. >> perfect. i remember a couple years you wanted to have the tv outside because the weather was nice. not always unusual we get this nice wlt eather if february, b there is change on the horizon. we're looking at that as soon as tomorrow. today even the coast coming down a few degrees. looking at live doppler 7, very little happening there. we have to widen out the view, and you can see a big dome of high pressure there cali we'reki at mef in se g earl as we bught look from our pier 39 cameras, this is pretty with all the blue sky, temperatures today in the

low 60s. pretty nice downtown here, but 50 in the city, 54 in oakland, 51 mountain view, 47 in san jose, 46 in morgan hill, 48 on the coast, san jose, of course, a little haze there. 41 santa rosa. it's in the upper 40s for napa and novato where you had that fog and those numbers in the 30s. now we near the mid-40s for concord so still pretty chilly out there. our exploratorium camera shows sunny skies today, a few passing high clouds. a return of that onshore flow. more clouds tomorrow will aid in that cooling, and then as we get towards c of showers. there will be a couple as we get towards the end of the workweek. today notice the sun, the high clouds, los thicken and that will allow for that ridge to break down a little bit, shift, and allow for some incoming weather systems to replace all the dry air that we've had of late. so our east bay valleys, upper 60s today.

we'll cool off, low 60s the average high, the upper 50s, and by wednesday mild. into thursday, friday, even next saturday, our coldest system hopefully will deliver some rain. at the shore today, looking at upper 50s. this is where it's going to be cooler. certainly at half moon bay, ocean beach, 60, 62 bodega bay, not bad for february. as we look at the bigger pict picture, we were looking at rain in the early part of the week but that doesn't look like it will happen. thursday, the system wants to really move into the pacific northwest. we'll be at the tail end of it. nittleit moreoking to promising. so this will change in the next seven days, but between now and then, looking aps a half inch, maybe better, in san francisco as we get towards next weekend. 65 today in oakland. a couple of 70s possible out towards the delta.

67 in livermore, 68 in santa rosa, 65 in oakland. the accuweather seven-day forecast, sunny and mild today again. that cooling at the coast, cloudier skies and cooler tomorrow. the trend continues with breezy winds on tuesday. wednesday is looking pretty mild, but our level 1 system hopefully arrives later on thursday. some rain ending on friday. then by next weekend, hopefully that system verifies it will bring some much-needed sierra snow as well. >> we need that rain. thank you. just ahead, a new mural featuring two bay area legends. why the artist chose to pay tribute to robin williams and bruce le

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tiburon, graces a wall i emeryville on bay street across from the health expert&m store. it also includes an image of bruce lee, born in san francisco. the artist tells why me featured the two 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. >> keen visions just finished painting the mural yesterday. 333 arts commissioned the project. still to come on "abc7 mornings," president biden continues to push his covid an why he is refusinto

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lisa argen. hey, lisa. >> hey, liz. we have another beautiful day in store for the bay area. it's a little cool out there, but look at the sun here on our east bay. emeryville right now, temperatures are pretty mild over in oakland, 54 there, 50 downtown, in the upper 40s in san jose, and at the coast, mt. tam still a bit of an east wind so still in the 50s all night long. looking at low 40s up in santa rosa, 46 in concord, so the winds have shifting today. that's going to allow for a cooler coast. check it out, in the upper 50s there while everybody else warms lo of sun, a few high clouds. tonight we'll increase the clouds. that will lead to a cooler and cloudier monday. the rest of the week, though, looking interesting with the return of the rain. we'll track it for you coming up. liz? >> thank you. new developments in san francisco, a family is thankfully reunited this morning after police say two young children who were inside a van that was stolen have been found.

after more than four hours, 4-year-old winifred and 1-year-old sean were found in the van in the district. the two were medically examined before being reunited with their parents. >> it brings warmth to show that there is the humanity. most importantly, i'm glad my kids are safe. >> an amber alert had been issued when their dad's car was stolen while he was delivering food for doordash on jackson street in pacific heights around 8:45. it was just before 11:00 that the amber alert went out. fang told abc7 news he'd parked with his hazard lights on and hopped out quickly to deliver the food. when he came back, a stranger was in his car and drove off. officials say there is no word on a suspect. but we are so happy that those children are safe with their

family now. there are growing fears that super bowl sunday could become a superspreader, but there are hopeful signs. hospitalizations have been going down for 25 consecutive days and 9% of the u.s. population has received at least one vaccine dose. >> reporter: this morning the vaccine rollout slowly gaining momentum. >> it's going to be a quick poke. relax your shoulders. >> reporter: the cdc reporting more than 30 million americans have received at least one dose and about 2% of the country has received both shots. >> thrilled to death. i couldn't believe it. i feel so blessed. >> reporter: now most parts of the country are seeing positive coronavirus trends, though experts say it's too early to tell if vaccines are having an impact nation wild. health officials are concerned super bowl could spark an explosion of coronavirus cases. americans throughout the country need to follow social distancin county school district ordered to quarantine two days after

restarting in-person learning. >> i voted to, you know, be able to come back and teach in person, but now i feel that our priority is for everyone to be healthy. >> reporter: and the debate over bringing students back to the classroom has become a national flashpoint. in chicago, home of the country's third largest school district, the mayor and the teachers union have been unable to reach an agreement on a plan. >> we must reach a deal for the sake and sanity of our students, parents, teachers, and the hardworking employees in chicago public schools. >> reporter: and the uncertainty of the pandemic is weighing heavily on america's mothers. "the new york times" reports almost a million of them have left the workforce. one is still working while raising her two daughters, one of which has autism. she says she hasn't been able to rest for almost a year. >> i'm now her teacher, her speech therapist, occupational therapist -- i'm everything. >> all right.

that was trevor reporting. the battle over the covid relief package comes as well as former president trump's second senate impeachment trial is set to start in two days. rachel scott is at the capitol with more. >> reporter: with republicans dismissing his $1.9 trillion covid relief package -- >> hello? >> michelle? >> reporter: -- president joe biden is turning to suffering americans to shore up support. the video was released by the white house. >> we're putting together a plan that provides for emergency need for people in desperate need now. >> reporter: republicans say the price tag is too high, urging biden to down size and support more targeted relief. but their hands are tied. with control ofhite house and congress, democrats don't need their votes to get it passed. gop lawmakers insist that's a mistake. >> it really seemed like the president's team, the white house staff, dug in and were adamant in saying no, it's our way or the highway.

>> reporter: the president won't get everything he wants in this package. that push for a minumke henage americans with lower incomes, something that republicans are pushing for. >> i'm prepared to negotiate on, that but here's the deal -- middle class folks need help. >> reporter: the size of those scheks not up for discussion. all this as washington braces for the second impeachment trial of donald trump, now just 48 hours away. sources tell abc news congressional investigators are combing through video to see if there are links between trump and his associates to the insurrection, including this video obtained byhop's longte militia gear, that video just hours before the deadly capitol hill riot. stone has denied any involvement. democrats claim trump summoned the mob to washington and whipped them into a frenzy.

an abc news investigation found more than two dozen who stormed the capitol said they were following the president's lead. but trump's lawyers say he did nothing wrong. arguing the trial is unconstitution unconstitutional. >> it's unclear how long the trial will last. one of trump's lawyers asked that it pause during the jewish sabbath. they will respect that request. conversations about the structure of the trial continue. rachel scott, abc news, capitol hill. as for trump's impeachment trial, a majority of americans say he should be convicted and barred from holding federal office. that's according to a new abc news/ipsis poll released this morning. 56% said he should be convicted. the support is up from a similar poll from last month in january. meantime, after 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, support of trump's response eroded and remained under water for months. this morning transportation secretary pete buttigieg is pushing back on mostly republican criticism that the covid relief package is too big. >> no question that we have to do many things at once. and if you look at the way that economists are responded to this proposal, you've seen economic advisers from the last four administrations -- think about what that means -- clinton, bush, obama, and even trump -- saying we need to do this. this is a moment where the greatest risk we could take as the president has said is not the risk of doing too much, it's the risk of doing too little. >> buttigieg went on to show his support for potentially lowering stimulus check eligibility in e ve sew breakinhour19ef. former secretary of state george schulz has died at the age of

100. stanford's hoover institution just made the announcement. they say he passed away yesterday at his home on the stanford campus. schultz served three presidents. he worked with ray again to bring the cold war to an end. he is only one of two americans to have held four different federal cabinet positions including state, treasury, labor, and office of management and budget. he was professor emeritus at the graduate stanford. still ahead, an olympian gets his face on a wheaties box more than 50 years after he wins his medal. our interview with tommy smith. and here is a live look outside this morning.

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happening today, the national aids memorial will honor black lives lost to aids with a special collection of 56 blobs of the aids memorial kwilts. the virtual exhibition tells the stories of the countless men, women, and children who have died as well as the impact aids has had on black americans. in the 40 years since the first cases of aids were reported, black americans and communities of color have been disproportionately impacted. the exhibition can be seen online at aidsmemorial.org through march 31st. all right, lisa. let's get a check outside as we head to break. >> well, 51 degrees right here in santa cruz already. mostly highs in the mid-60s, temperatures coming down just a little bit with the wind shift today, but more dramatic as we head towards the middle of the week. the rain, well, it's hopefully looking promising. i'll detail it for you. also next, the texas

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welcome back. we get a look at this beautiful view of lake tahoe. a little bit of snow, the gorgeous lake from the nevada side of the lake. just simply beautiful. the warriors will continue their swing into texas with a pir of games against the spurs in san antonio monday and tuesday night. last night the doves and dallas mavs were in a shoot-out with each team's star player in a scoring duel. here's chris alvarez with the highlights in this morning's sports. good morning. abc7 the place to be for your warriors action the next two saturday nights. last night the doves playing the mavericks coming off that win over dallas. curry had 30 points by himself at the half on saturday. hitting three-pointers from half court pregame. fun to watch steph.

practice makes perfect. third from the logo. steph pulls know, splash from steph. the shimmy right after. that's a new one. curry feeling go, ball went out of bounds. the refs missed the call. that leads to a doncic three. seven-point lead, dallas, team-high 42 for luca. 30 seconds to go. steph, dribble, drive, and the foul. he had 57. doves within five. ten seconds to go. luca gives it up to max cleaver. mavericks win it. >> a fun atmosphere to compete at that level, but it is frustrating when you have a night like that and lead to a win. i'd be lying if i said i was happy right now. it was kind of weird. walking off the court knowing we didn't get it done. >> the best player in basketball right now. and it's unreal. >> he's never played better.

we were talking about it, two-time mvp, three-time champion. i've never seen him like this. fo sec straightnight. and ducks san jose won a fday 11ec t scor onhis one. the captain,mp. tmte lindholm's shot from the point hits lundstrom's leg and goes in. we're tied at 1-1. to overtime, seven seconds left, devan dubnyk, what a save. he has 32 of those. a second straight shoot-out. sharks need a goal to extend. denied by ryan miller. ducks win it 2-1. the a's and rangers playing let's make a deal. five-player trade. the headliners elvis andrus headed to the east bay while chris davis going to texas. i'm going to take the role of rc sne wh he'sge excited to join the green and gold. >> i admire the team, especially

the last two years, because it's really hard to have such young players being that mature like the a's. i started thinking a little bit, like playing next to chaplain, playing next to my good friend beltre when he was younger. >> according to multiple reports, right-handed starter mike fiers returning to oakland, signing a one-year, $3.5 million deal. he traded in 2018 and in 2019 a. turns 36 in june. coming off campaign where he finished 6-3 with a 4.53 e.r.a. back to you. a check of the weather now. lisa, are you excited for game today? >> excited for some nice weather as well. yes. double yes for that. good morning, everyone. live doppler 7 looking at the clear sky, but we widen the view. it's all about this dominant upper ridge of high pressure that has extended into oregon, and bo w need the of the ek

t roer as we look at our a. roof camera. no wind yet, but we're expecting that onshore push to bring temperatures down a little bit today in san francisco and some of those upper 60s, more like low 60s. 54 in oakland land, 53 in mountain view. upper 40s morgan hill, 47 in san jose. despite some minor changes we'll still be well above average today. a beautiful view of the city. 41 santa rosa, 50 in novato, we have some cool numbers out towards our east bay inland valleys with 44 in livermore and 46 in concord, 49 in fairfield. a pretty view here. if you're headed to the coast, it will be nice and sunny but not quite as warm. a few high clouds and more clouds arrive tomorrow into tuesday, bringing temperatures back down to the upper 50s to near 60 for everyone. it will take another day or two, then we'll look at a first chance of showers on thursday. hopefully the second system will be a little bit stronger and i

look at snow in thehours, day on the way. into your monday, the clouds thicken up, and this will aid in some of that cooling for your monday afternoon. east bay valleys this afternoon, well above average. another 10 degrees above average today. then tomorrow the numbers come down about six degrees. a little change as we get towards the middle of the week. we'll be dry for the first half of the week, and the second half of the week trending cooler and wetter hopefully. along the coast here, upper 50s half moon bay, mild, mid-60s for santa cruz. ocean beach about 60 today. even bodega bay is mild but the northwesterly winds allowing for that cooler air and maybe some patchy fog again tonight. here's a look at the bigger pattern where a ridge of high pressure keeps us dry, but it's weaker and a couple subsequent systems allowing to break that ridge down asento te

to impact mainly the pacific northwest, i should say northwestern california. we'll be on the tail oenld of it. it pushes through on friday and the next system is poised to move through hopefully into next weekend. right now, rainfall estimates seven days out, a long ways out, but maybe a half inch in san francisco. that will change, of course, and as we look at highs today in the mid-60s in oakland, 68 for you in concord and santa rosa, looking at 64 san mateo, so slightly cooler. the accuweather seven-day forecast still is sunny and mild today with above-average readings. tomorrow, more clouds, cooler, and breezier tuesday. wednesday, another mild day. but by thursday, a level 1 system. the rain should not impact us too, too much with a level 1 system on friday, but it's saturday hoping that trends wetter and maybe some impacts in the mountains as well. >> let's hope we get that.

thank you, lisa. our efforts to build a better bay area include working for racial and social justice. more than 5 years after winning an olympic gold medal, former san jose track star tommy smith is finally getting his own wheaties box. what he did off the track at the 1968 olympic games remains one of the most iconic acts in the history of sport. we have the exclusive interview you'll only see here on abc7. >> got something for you here. >> me? >> yes. you. mr. tommy smith. want to present you with your own wheaties box today. >> in the documentary "with drawn arms" -- >> we heard you have always had a dream of being on this box. we wanted to make sure you had the opportunity to see your face and likeness on this box. >> an intimate moment for all to see. an olympic champion overcome we motion. >> hopefully this is a small token of the legacy that you've

left. >> recognition more than 50 years in the making. >> take a look. there you go. >> cheaties, the breakfast of champions, announced that it would honor san jose state university track star tommy smith with a limited-edition cereal box with all proceeds going to the naacp. >> the front of it, cute little guy from, and on the back, it's this. >> in an exclusive interview, we spoke to the famed athlete activist about his podium protest at the 1968 mexico city plims after he won the 200 meter sprint. >> i wanted people to know i'm a proud black man and proud enough to sacrifice for those who don't have a platform do so. >> smith, as well as teammate john carlos, were sent home by the u.s., olympic team after raising their fists during the national anthem to bring attention to racial inequality. >> you've got to be active enough to listen to e, to

understand, and to move forward, not with hate, but with understanding. >> life for the two of them was far from easy in the aftermath, but their selfless act has inspired generations to fight for what they believe is right. >> it's such an engaging opportunity for students and society to learn the story beyond the image, beyond the statue, and really get to know smith through his words, his truth. >> now retired in the atlanta area, the former educator can draw parallels between what he endured in 1968 and the movement that is currently before us. smith believes as he did back then that america's best days are yet to come. >> be positive in what you do. proclaim an at toould of not giving up. and procure the feeling of i am somebody. offer suggestions around the conversation so you will be a part of society. >> an olympic icon still taking a stand after all these years. in san jose, chris wynn, abc7

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spirits are soaring for more than a dozen bay area girls about to make history. tomorrow they will be among the nation's first female eagle scouts. 14 girls in the silicon valley, monterey bay council, boy scouts of america achieved the rank. the group is composed of young college students, a home schooler, two 13-year-old girls and even a member of the national guard. >> so many historical figures and notaries have worn this ring. we have eagle scouts that have walked on the moon, former presidents. >> it's surreal to actually achieve this. >> eagle scouts seemed so big and beyond me. it's crazy i'm here now, that i've done so much.

>> only 4% of boy scouts earn the eagle. congratulations to all of you. that is certainly something to celebrate. lisa, today will be fun with the super bowl. we were talking about halftime show, amanda gorman giving us another poem. we're so lucky. she's so talented. looking forward to that. >> very much so. and we have a nice day outside if you're not into the super bowl. we have sunshine. if you're not into this kind of weather, wait a couple days because things will change. we're looking at highs today in the upper 60s. there we go. 68 in concord, 61 in san francisco, and then as we get towards the end of the week, better chance of rain coming into play on thursday. it's going to be cooler, and you see those level 1st right through saturday. liz? >> thank you all for joining us on "abc7 mornings." i'm liz kreutz. with lisa argen, abc news continues at 5:00 p.m.

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