. >> reporter: has this pandemic caused harm you think? >> yeah. >> the zoom education effect having drawbacks for countless bay area kids, this morning, some families are fed up. but there is a sticking point in what it will take to reopen. good morning, it's sunday, february 21st. first, let's start with a quick look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. you are right, it cleared out. >> it did, there was certainly a chill in the air. that's all due to those northerly winds, but this morning, they are helping to keep us warmer. we dropped off and because of

the elevation winds, we widen the view, we have high pressure building in. in concord with 10 degrees colder all the way up in ukiah. 2 degrees 40 in napa. 37 our cool spot in livermore. here are the upper elevation winds, you can see the direction. due to this mixing, we're not as chilly as we could be. numbers in the 40s and 50s by 9:00. tons of sun, noon time england. in the afternoon, highs should be in the upper 60s in some inland valleys. we will tell you how long this trend lasts in a few minutes. >> thank you. this morning, we now sit at day six of consecutive negotiations between the san a the unified school district. education is one key issue we are focused on, nbc area building a better bay area.

liz penna, tells students and teach wares it will take to reopen for in-person classes. >> reporter: f or unity, the san francisco unit says they're hoping to reach an agreement. it's been a year of virtual classes and this 6-year-old has had enough. >> staying inside all the time. >> reporter: his parents by his side, he says he's ready to go back to in-person class, but he is still worth it. >> it's a virus and so they're not safe yet. >> after five consecutive days of negotiation, united educators of san francisco says, they're still not on the same page with the school district.

>> they have >> san francisco unified says they want to reopen for in-person classes five days a week with two days at the minimum. today the deputy of instruction explained. >> some schools will be able offer in-person learning for students who choose to return for five full days of instruction a weak. most classes accommodate 14 students with physical distance guidelines. for these schools, we'll offer hybrid schedules. >> reporter: both sides agree to go back once they enter the red tier. what is it about this safety aspect concerning you personally the most? >> there is a set of conditions we need to be met to make sure our billings are safe, our staff is safe and students are safe. >> reporter: the deal requires for teachers and staff to get vaccinated and having a says to

testing every two weeks. for now, a date for schools to reopen for in-person classes is still up in the air. in san francisco, lois penna, nbc 7 news. >> reporter: mile, in berkeley, schools will begin reopening for in-person learning next month. the city of berkeley has its own health department to require vaccines. a site opens tomorrow in berkeley and will continue through march. the reaction from students is next. >> i didn't think it was real. are we really going back with a few e-mails? i was happy, it's better on zoom. >> we have so many kids at the schools. we're rubbing el elbows in the hallways. i don't know how it will work. >> they are scheduled back on march 29th. older students by mid-april.

the district saysheul thvaineched gs down or breaks up. they came out with pa warning of the risks of reopening schools . >> reporter: on reopening schools, we know what happens when we don't put safety first. ignore proper ventilation and the virus worsens. >> the ad goes on to say schools should not reopen without a focus on teacher vaccinations and more safety protocols, including smaller class sizing. coming up this morning, we have an exciting conversation to keep this debate and going. phil king of san francisco will be joining us, he'll be here live. we will break down his new piece of legislation to fund schools topey april. they voting t tomorrow and you can watch that ahead on abc 7 morning at 9:00 a.m.

in the meantime, you can find complete details on how the school reopening plan will work where you live. we will have all the details on abc7news.com or abc 7 news app. the sunday edition of today's "new york times" features another page. take a look at this grey scale image is made up of single dots, each representing deaths and covid-19. it started with one and approaches nearly half a million, depicting the totality of the virus' devastation in the u.s. here in california, it seems like we turned a major corner in the past month, which is a little good news, ask you 6700 newly-diagnosed cases were reported on saturday. back on january 8th, there are more than 50,000 reported per day. cases you see are a reflection of the positivity rate. the seven-day keeps dropping, it's now near 3%. typically the last thing to see a decline, 481 deaths are

reporting on sunday above the average for the past two weeks. happening today, new drive-through action nation is opening up, they shut down of week's severe winter storms. they are working with the golden gate district. theee clinic will provide 200 vaccine nations a day for this first week and expand to 1,500 dose per day. shipments are starting small. keep in mind appointments are required. also in marin county, cost cois offering the coronavirus vaccine. eligibility is limited to healthcare workers only. there is some availability on friday, california is one of five states where cost offer

offering vaccines. the state is increasing the amount they will get starting this week for 20% of the state's supply w. more doses on the way, kaiser can schedule appointments in the out. they are reaching seniors ages 65 and older. >> now, san francisco general hospital opened up a drop for those 65 years and older. it plans on expanding vaccinations wednesday. now through tuesday, the hospital wants to evacuate as many seniors first. they started a walking clinic hoping to remove technology barriers. >> i know trying to sign up for websites and making appointments can be a little challenging. we wanted to take that away. so that's why we wanted to do a drop-in clinic. >> all drop-ins must live in san

francisco wmplts our vaccine tracker, the interactive tool shows you how your county is doing right now. all right. we have time now. china town, the lunar new year, the streets were pretty empty and the parade was cancelled. it didn't stop the celebration entirel entirely. >>. there was a virtual event streamed online. 11 statues have been spread around to celebrate. one couple says it's more important to show support on the asian community. >> i seen a lot of businesses shut down. it's desolate. it tugs at the heart. >> today is the last day to

check out the parade flow. it will be on display from nooi americans. volunteers gave new owners a tool for protection. one bound to attract a lot of attentions, cornell bernard has this story you will see only here on abc 7. >> reporter: a warning. it's incredibly loud. >> it works. >> volunteers are fanning out, district airhorns to many victims of violent crime. asian american seniors have been targeted. sheryl hoeg demonstrated the airhorn. >> you keep pressing it, very loud, people will come help you. that's what we are hoping

>> that's why all you see is the wall. >> criminals don't like sound. they don't like >> the air horn he raised money to buy more of the ear-piercing gadgets, which he hopes will be aalert for all of the community. >> it's a network for people to immediately take out cameras and start filming. that will help law enforcement. >> reporter: business owners are being asked to post these flyers warning potential crooks about the airhorn new york. so far, feedback has been positive. >> we want to make sure that our community knows that we're on ale alert. so we don't want any criminal activity going on here.

>> they're loud. 50 smaller airhorns will be donated to citizen patrols here. in oakland, abc 7 news. >> it's starting out pretty chilly. a live look outside where we have good visibility and just a few upper 30s out towards livermore. otherwise, we're in the 40s, temperatures will continue to climb. downward trend. if it is involving rain, i'll let you nknow next. a school district in shambles over its different scandal. see who is taking in to take charge. >> we were sitting next to the plant window there. we heard this big bang. >> wild, pieces of a plane falling from the sky.

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first responders were hit. a paramedic was hit in the leg. both are thankically expected to be okay. police are not confirming anyone was arrested. in nearby oakley, this woman find herself drawing national attention, costa county leaders are taking over. parents and students rallied yesterday, one day after the entire school board resigned. members were caught as we were reporting making disparaging comments about parents during the annual board meeting. they say they want in-person learning and sports to resume. two ice skating masked by ding thecontract.ation, they ar the contracts were set to expire in april. city officials moved the date up. that means an early starting to children with special needs. >> everyone was absolutely

devastated, every kid, parents, coaches, kid are paying the price for something they had nothing to do with. >> the trump administration won't be outboarding the carousel and its golf course in the bronx. developing news in colorado, s when debris from a plane falls down from the sky. >> honestly, i didn't know what to think, i had scarier thoughts at one point or another. >> while, that is a passenger who was on the plane at the time. the united airlines flight was forced to land. here's abc's karina mitchell. >> mayday, big mayday aircraft just experienced a crash. >> reporter: showing united airlines flight 328 after it exploded sending piece metal

falling to the ground. the flight with 321d ten cw aboa toonulpa cruising altitude and the captain was making an announcement when a large explosion chipped the cabin. experts say it was a dangerous situation. >> an engine failure like this at takeoff is very dangerous. the crew is fighting on one engine to get up and away, they're working on flying on one engine, making sure the fire gets out. >> reporter: people on the ground reported seeing smoke and piecings of metal come from the skies. a large circular piece of metal that appears to be a part of the engine casing can be seen in the front yard of this home. debris landed in the kitchen. the faa says the plane returned to denver international airport

and landed safely to the terminal. officials say they're amazed no one was hurt on the ground. >> and the fact that we are still not getting report of any injuries is absolutely shocking at this point ro. the ntsb is leading the investigation. karina mitchell, abc news, new york. >> that is just the most wild story, lisa. it could have been so much worse, thankfully, nobody was hurt. >> i hope they are in hawaii now. >> i hope if they are brave enough to get on a flight. >> we're looking at very calm conditions. the upper level winds are breezy, not as breezy as yesterday. right now, we're looking at live doppler 7 where skies are clear. in fact, just a little fog along the coast.winter, of course, where all the rain head up in the pacific northwest. no difference today as this

atmospheric river is pointed into portland. now we're looking at upper elevation wind and cool temperatures at 37. 37 in livermore. 47 in oakland. 48 downtown. the northerly winds will relax well, 22 miles an hour, so, throughout the afternoon, nice, calmer day today where we'll have sunshine and mild air highs, well into the 50 for some of you. tuesday should be our warmest day, temperatures begin to relax a bit on wednesday. here's a look for the potential for the rest of the month.. the entire state staying dry. with see up to the north more rain is expected. we talk about the warmer numbers for you, tomorrow low 70s in

napa and concord, upper 60s hayward into your tuesday. widespread low-to-mid-70s this is wednesday, where ybs begin sle littl we'll ha cplorheiddle week, other than that, it's nothing by dry conditions and mostly sunny skies, 65 in livermore. mid-60s in fremont and morgan hill. we have to watch that because the offshore winldz will allow for potentially high gusts into say thursday. the accuweather 7-day forecast upper 60s, monday, spring-like weather. the cooling begins on wednesday. as we get to kind of breezy, that's when we are looking at those winds and once we get into february, it's been about the

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good morning, again, everybody, it's sunday, february 21st. thank you for joining us. we want to get you to area. >> we are dry. we had a little rain. as we start out this morning, temperatures are cool. 39 in campbell. it's 50 closer to the bay, lafayette, 38 in napa. we're colder e drere colder up in the north bay. this is all due to the elevation winds, you can see how

they're breezy near 30 miles an hour. 10:00 sunny, mid-50s in oaklanbo upper-60s kahler winds, a chilly night tonight, the drying trend, i'll track it for you when we see you next. this week of dangerous and disastrous freezing. millions of people dealing with the aftermath. >> we start with harvesting snow for toilet >> it's been a struggle after major utility failures. according to andrew dinberg, houston's mayor is hopeful for improvements come tomorrow. >> reporter: >> reporter: 75-year-old andy

anderson died of hypothermia outside his home. he went to his truck to retrieve a device after his home lost power. >> he had no response. >> reporter: many are still without clean drinking water. >> a lot of the essential workers and marginal people. so many suffered hardships. even more than you might imagine. >> nearly half of texas is under a boil water advisory. >> we have no water. >> reporter: major distribution sites are now opened. >> we have to try to find other people, if not, we have to wade until it gets resolved. >> supplies are still limited. >> they can fill them with water bottles. people are angry and tirediredid

>> we need to make sure we make long-term policyioevtibl devon. >> we have repairs going up. many people will be dealing with this crisis for weeks and months to come. >> there is now concern building over the nation's blood supply because of the storm the american red cross is issuing a call for people to donate. you can find out where to help by calling the red cross on the number on your screen, 1-800-red-cross. now, good news on the vaccine front, shipments are getting

back on track after being shuddered by the storm a total of 6 million doses across all 50 states have been delayed. the white house says they should be caught back up.up.up. new assembly lines will produce 700 vaccine doses per hour. >> i believe we will be approach, normalcy by the end of this year, god willing this christmas will be different than last. but i can't make that commitment to you. >> meantime, your surge and frustration over the stimulus checks, house democrats just unveiled their $1.9 trillion relief package yesterday. coming up on this week, jen psaki will talk about covid relief and immigration reform.

you can watch it right here on abc 7. and we ksi trp'first public appearance since leaving office. he is scheduled to speak at cpac next sunday. it is being held in orlando this year a. source tells the associate press trump will speak of the future of the republican party and comment on president trump's immigration policies. now, meantime, the justicece department, 95-year-old fredericks carl berger is from tennessee but according to court, he admitted to guarding prisoners to keep them from escaping during forced outdoor labor. he continues to receive a pension from germany for that appointment. he is the seventh nazi to be removed from the u.s. and only here on abc 7, it's for working for social justice.

a there three-block stretch is named. this black history month, there is a new push to remember the rich ristory of the oakland born party. abc 7 news race and culture reporter julian glover was there for the renaming and explains why it took 32 years to have a permanent tribute in his honor. >> on what would be his 79th birthday, a three-block stretch bears the name for the founder of the black pan cher party. his widow filled with joy as she speaks with me one-on-one. >> overwhelmed, it's our first tangible effort. it's not the last. >> so many years later, his name

was demonized by the media. >> reporter: for decades, the narrative of the black panther party founded in oakland in 1966 has center around images like these. but what about the blue print? why were those positive images virtually non-existent until now? now? >> we fed them, made sure they were focused on with love. those are the positive parts that the media never >> reporter: the street renaming it, after the release of judas

and t >> you see the black panther, the ideas, the philosophies and the strategies in order to help the black community. >> the history is opened? >> yes. for so long it's denied. what does that mean to you? >> it means everything to me. now children will see images of them and give them hope, knowing that they, too, can make a change in their community. >> the remaining of west 9th street is only the first. first. it will ensure they will be a part of oakland's history for

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all right, let's talk spts the warriors hop full strength. last night they were in charlotte to take on the hornets, but, golden state has to play without their all star. here's chris alvarez with the details and highlights in this morning sports. >> reporter: good morning, a surprise in charlotte saturday night. afternoon feeling ill. so not a sight any warrior fan likes to see. brad wanna maker the miss. kelly ubray slides in. first half winding down. half court buzzer beater. he got it. warr

eric pa scale playing full in. 16 off the bench, under a minute to go. ubray, team high 25 golden state goes up five. charlotte answers. roggier, triple, it's a 3. hornets down 2. now, this is big here. charlotte forcing a jump ball. dremond green, the ref called a timeout. hornets have three throws for the win. buzzer beater and the hornets win it 102-100. >> he crossed the line. that's the main thing. we love his passion and his energy. we would not be the team we are without him. but that doesn't give him license to cross that line. he knows that. >> there's not going to be a whole lot of energy after a game like that. >> i've said it many times.

i love coaching. this team, i enjoy working with them. they compete. we got to get better and learn how to have our execution has to improve at both ends. >> to the ice, the sharks from thursday's overnight loss. second period, patrick marleau, his first goal of th 4-1 sharks. ine o'reilly, third period now, couture, the captain, going to flip it to the net bounces offer the goalie's shoulder pads and in. san jose takes the lead. final seconds, blues, trying to with thele, trying to score. they hang on, sharks win it 5-4. they are back. the nhl in picture perfect views, colorado scores first in the kwirs.

the ice conditions not good causing a little of a problem. how about an 8-hour intermission. the teams came back under the lights. much better. mark ondre fleury breaks the 1-1 tie. that is your sports. back to you. >> that's check of the forecast now, it will be pretty dry? >> that's right. this is the 13th driest winter of all time. you can go back to february of 2020 to actually october 2020 to february 2021 when records started in 1849. as we look at live done lerpr 7, it's getting the moisture. this has been the trend. high pressure will build in strongly monday and tuesday. 37, mount walnut c a cold 36.

so certainly chili, inland eastt herek outside from level dilo, emeryville. you can see the bridge or the camera shaking just a little bit. clear and cool, sunny and mild today the warmest day should be tuesday. the next seven days as we round out february. you knew the answer to that. no rain at all in california, in fact, around los angeles and san diego. widespread 70s and 80s as we get into the early part of the week and deal with gusty offshore winldz, tomorrow, 71, oakland for santa rosa, napa, 66 in richmond. it gets warmer on tuesday. this will be the peak of that ridge building in. those widespread 70s, upper 60s

downtown, mid-60s half moon bay. slight cooling under way into wednesday. the cool aim is due to those gusty winds, upper elevations will be watching again, in the second half of the workweek, we get into cooler, not that cool of temperatures with those breezy winds, 65 in sunnyvale and santa clara today, on the peninsula, redwood city, warming up to 64 on the coast, upper 50s and you'll have that northwesterly wind at about 20 miles an hour. sunset district 59, 67 in peta luma checking in, in the upper 60s, over into the east bay should be a gorgeous afternoon, 65 in union city as well as castro valley, you head inland, we have upper 60s to low 70s by the delta. tonight, just a little bit milder. this isn't as cold as it could be once again if the numbers come up throughout the thoverght tonight

for you in an jose as well as napa. the seven-day forecast, 60s coast, upper 60s, it's warming up still for your monday and tuesday with spring-like temperatures. some cooling due to those wind on wednesday, getting breezy on thursday. then into the end of the weekend, it is looking still dry and sunny out there, liz, so, kind of rewind, rewheat. >> right, absolutely. we will hope for change soon. thank you. one of the first ways the pandemic was choppiest. the pandemic proved it is possible for us to work differently. now might be proving we are capable of feeling differently. abc news reporter david louie thur workplace, one of our pillars of building a better bay area. >> reporter: even as vaccinations continue, remote work gets extended. employees started working from

home it's been difficult during distance learning. a veteran is an expert in business transformation. she says mid-level and top managers should be focused on one thing in the changing workplace. it's empathy. >> there is a higher degree of empathy f. you want to want to o your employee you have to engage and understand where they are coming from. >> reporter: engagement is another buzz word, as companies envision splitting the workweek. >> awesome decisions were made because you have this great idea, let's move on it. now you won't have that convenien convenience. >> perhaps if biggest change could be a shift in focus, putting people ahead of their

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