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with that, we say thank you for joining us. they were found after their car was car jacked in the pacific heights neighborhood and that's where we find abc news reporter, cornell bernard. many breathing the sigh of relief early this morning. >> reporter: really, best news ever, dion. this is the nairbld where door dash delivery driver was making a delivery last night, when his car was car jacked, his kids inside.

luckily the kids are okay and tonight dad has a lot of people to thank. >> thank gaurd, thank god. just thank god. >> reporter: he was overjoyed to hold his son, who was kidnapped along with sister, winnefred. >> when we heard t was illation. >> reporter: both children taken to the hospital for a medical evaluation. they were spotted inside their dad's silver me was making a door dash delivery about 8:45. >> they don't know what's going on. they speak mandarin only. i just want my kids back. >> there was a brief suspect but the van and suspect got away. >> reporter: these neighbors help look for the mini van. >> we started working our way down the hill on the side

streets, literally stopping at every silver mini van to check the license plate. >> reporter: a large police search began. info about the children were tweeted out. about four hours later, the kids were found. >> they found the kids, they found the car and the kids are all right. >> reporter: san francisco police chief, william scott, made this personal appeal. >> to people who were involved in this, to turn themselves in because this crime was extremely, extremely serious. to kidnap a vehicle and take two small babies away from their parents. >> reporter: the ceo of doordash issued this statement. "we're appalled by this brazen and heinous act and are actively working with law enforcement. as a father myself, i can only imagine how terrifying this incident must have been for mr. feng and his family. a gofundme account has been

established for the feng family. >> the response from the bay area warms my heart. there's still humanity in all of us, i guess. >> reporter: for sure. that gofundme account started small. it's now up to $80,000. he says that money is going to help a lot because he wants to take time off following this ordeal. live in san francisco tonight, abc 7 news. >> definitely do not blame him. we hope that gofundme continues to rise. now, one of the areas we're focusing on is education. san francisco took a big step forward with school campuses. the issue has been contentiouses and the city actually sued the schoolboard wednesday over a reopening plan. schools will reopen if the city reaches the rent and on-campuses staff are vaccinated.

if san francisco goes to the orange tier, teachers and campuses will be back on staff without being immunized. they'll vote on a deal, february 15th. parishioners attended services indoors. the supreme court lifted the ban on indoor services late friday night. in response to the state updated its guidelines. the capacity is limited to 25% of the building's capacity. key metrics in california show things are improving around the state. the number of people hospitalized has dropped to below 12,000. a months ago it was 22,000. the seven-day positivity rate stands at 5.4%. the state did report more than 15,000 newly diagnosed cases today, which is about the daily average for the last week.

the vietnamese community is already moving forward after fire ravaged the community center saturday morning. the fire burned about a 3rd of the building in clinton park. just hours later, the organization had begun and started a gofundme page and today they went ahead with lunar market. >> there's a lot of work to be done. we have our counsel members from all over and so eager to support. >> and the center provides mobile food deliveries for people in need. home encampntavten george schultz died yesterday at his home on the stanford campuses. he was 100 years old.

the legacy cast as long shadow. he exemplified the phrase, public services. economist, scholar, businessman, diplomat. george pat schultz, had enough credentials for several lifetimes. the first, a u.s. marine. an anchor interviewed schultz in 2017. >> you have to mean what you say and follow through. i got that from the marine corps. >> reporter: he saw action in the south mucific. after the war, he earned a ph.d. from mit. >> so, i studied the social security system, the neighborhood and everything. >> reporter: his studies led to teaching stints. in 1987, he was named a member of eisenhower's counsel of advisors. then academia at -- followed by stanford. then, president richard nixon chose him to be secretary of

labor. he says growing up in the depression steered him to public service. >> and the loss of production that we needed. and made a big impression on me. >> reporter: he became secretary of the treasury, after clashing with president nixon over wage and price controls, he resigned and came back the bay area to become president of the vektell group. in 1981, he became chief economic advisor. >> and he had deep connections. >> reporter: a year later, schultz accepted his most famous job, state, america's top diplomat. they credit him with winning the cold war and talks failed to produce arms control treaties

and in 1986, the terror bombings of marines in beirut, lebanon. fl that was the worst day of my life at about 2:00 in the morning. the barracks had been suicide bombed. >> reporter: the administration later withdrew the marine peace keepers. both sides of the political aisle admired him. >> a completely ethical, moral man, who served under three presidents loyally, in a civil way. we would both coming to a conclusion about what is the right path for the country and we would shake hands. >> reporter: in later years, hun for phythepy he and wife splitting homes. house speaker nancy pelosi released this statement, saying, quote, george was known and esteemed as person of honor. while we disagreed on issues, including the central american

wars and the use of force in iraq in 2003, i always respected him for his integrity and patriotism. meet two teenagers who are literally helping build a better bay area with their artistic skills. and some traditions are still going on in the pandemic. how oakland celebrated this weekend. and i'm meteorologist drew tooma. we are wrapping opwarm weekend but

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coming into the abc 7 news room. some of you may have felt an earthquake. indeed a minor magnitude 3.2 hit at about 4:45 this afternoon, north of the cal bears reservoir in southern alameda county. some report shake from hayward south of san jose. some people in san francisco said they felt it as well. there have been no reports of damage from this minor quake but we will keep you post fd we hear of any other problems. moving on now, a pair of teenagers is leaving an artist, imprint on a san francisco neighborhood. 17-year-old and 17-year-old won a design competition for students at san francisco school of the arts. their facade designs will be on two new housing buildings for midinalcome workers. reagan's design pays tribute at the jazz history w patterns

based on sheet music. >> a lot of famous jazz musicians play there had and my highlight was miles davis and i based my design off one of his more famous songs. >> there's a hand reaching down and a hand reaching up. and semore, who lived in the tender loin really liked it because he thought it was showing how people are reaching from help and people are reaching down to help others. >> the developer forged development partners says the facade will go up on eight-story buildings. and national black hiv awareness day is raising awareness object black americans. a national aids memorial has curated dozens of blocks that will tell the stories of black americans, whose lives were effect by hiv and aids. >> they're going to see

children, men, they're going to see women, they're going to see some famous people. they're going to see activists who have done things, even thoughhe and aids too, move it further along. about how insidious hiv and aids have been to the black community. >> the exhibit is online through march. and we have a link to it at our website, abc 7 news.com. much like other celebrations, the lunar new year is being scaled back. ever since you've been hanging out with jack there's something... different about you. ♪ everyone's feeling the late night vibe with my $4 sauced & loaded tots—

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besides entertainment, there was a lunar new year shopping spree. we found this table with 5gifts. this will be the year of the ox. men born in the year of the ox are said to be reliable and trust worthy. women are calm an gentle. do you know your chinese zodiac, by any chance? >> i think i'm a dragon. i was born in 1988. so, tell me some fascinating statistics about people in 1988. >> deal. >>. a beautiful picture from super tower. we were soaked in sunshine. about 57 in the city. oakland, san jose, low to mid-60s. half moon bay down to mid-50s. we are on the cool side but a live look. a couple of folks strolling on the sand at this hour.

from santa rosa, and concord and liver more, at or exceeding 60 degrees. so, slightly above average for this time of year. here's live doppler 7 along with satellite. giving way to clouds this evening. we will see more in the way of cloud cover tomorrow. so, tomorrow will be a blend of sun and clouds. and temperatures cooler, back to where we should bow this time of year. overnight, increasing clouds, upper 30s to mid-40s for our overnight lows. and we'll break down the day on your monday. summed up at 7:06. again, cloudier skies tomorrow and we're all going to feel the cooler afternoon, in the mid-50s to 60s. a close look at our highs on this monday. 60 in oakland, 62 in san jose and concord. santa rosa, up to about 61 degrees. as we fast forward, later in the upcoming week, it looks like rain does return to the forecast.

our chance for those showers to come back begins on thursday. and thursday evening looked to be the best chance of seeing the rain returning to the bay area. snow as well in the sierra. showers look to linger into the first half of our friday. and then it looks like another storm wants to arrival here on saturday to bring us more rain. so, as we look across the state of california, certainly northern california looks to take the brunt of this rainfall, where we could anywhere from half an inch to an inch and a half in redding. otherwise, we'll see dryer conditions in southern california. but looks like wet weather is on the second half of the seven-day forecast. cloudier skies tomorrow. cooler conditions. sunnier midweek and then rain returns late on thursday with morning showers on friday. and a storm saturday into sunday and a reminder next sunday is valentine's day. >> before you go, i looked up

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now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> john lynch was voted to the profootball hall of fame last night. lynch was planning on becoming a pro baseball player after going to stanford. until bill walsh talked him into football. >> i'll never tor get as long as i live. i understand ingrate opportunity you have for me, but i believe he can be an all-pro safety in the nfl. and he spoke this into existence. and coach walsh was so instrumental because i would have just gone off and played baseball. my heart was in football, but i said i have a future in baseball. until coach walsh told me otherwise. so, i would not be here without bill walsh, god rest his soul. >> tom brady, and steph curry,

their first bout. >> i met him the 2014 at the preakness out in baltimore. had a fairly decent conversation. and to your point, seemed like he was always trying to pick up nuggets himself on guys from different leagues and that competitive fire, even in his off season, you could see it in his eyes. >> reporter: stephen curry turns 33 in march and with two championships, he was asked his age in basketball years. >> my mid-20s. i don't have any concerns about fallg ofanyte soon., brady, the six-time super bowl champion says he's open to playing past 45. >> past 21 years and sitting in tampa, trying to go out and play a super bowl in our own home stadium. pretty sweet. >> reporter: he draws inspiration from the san mateo

native and believes the super bowl picture is very much open. >> you're thinking about klay coming back but right now, in the middle of my prime, you're living in reality. so, unless you're playing quarterback for the tampa bay bucs, right now, it's a fine line between when you're at your peek and when you have to get the most out of what you get on the court. >> reporter: running out of time but quickly, curry scored 57, the second highest scoring game of his career. even though he couldn't enjoy it. >> just a fun atmosphere competing at that level. but it's frustrating when you have a night like that and it doesn't lead to a win. i got to be lying if i said i was happy right now. it's kind of weird. walk off the court knowing

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finally, the super bowl brings passionate fans and tampa bay made a replica trophy out of snow this morning. it's a good thing he took a few pictures. it didn't even lift. the whole thing broke. i guess you could say it's the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. i'm willing to bet this guy was not a fan from tampa bay. and with that, thanks so much for joining us everbody. we'll leave you, in the meantime, with gorgeous pictures of the sunset outside.

my director, douglas, says we have lot to choose from. take a peek and w tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. the dangerous winter slam with millions in the path. the major storm racing up the east coast. heavy snow, spinouts on the roads, and that blast of arctic air. extreme life-threatening cold. who will get hit? rob marciano is standing by. super bowl lv now a superspreader threat. as officials warn parties for the big game could drive a new surge, with the uk variant rapidly spreading throughout the u.s. and still, thousands of american lives lost to the virus every day. plus, the late headline involving covid-19 and getting kids back in the classroom. the investigation tonight after the son of andy reid, the head coach of the kansas city chiefs, is involved in a serious car crash.