isolation guidelines, this time for health-care workers. how state officials hope this will help staffing issues. kumasi: remembering bob saget. how people in the bay area are reacting to his sudden death. reggie: amy schneider on a huge winning streak you're at how one bay area teen is recognizing her. kumasi: klay thompson is back here the unforgettable night after spending nearly two years sidelined by injuries. good morning, everybody. you are watching abc seven mornings live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. reggie: we start with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: temperature is warmer compared to this time yesterday, because we have a little cloud blanket. jossome of the cool spe

inland. 42 the current temperature in san ramon. this is our camera showing partly to mostly cloudy skies. the morning will feature a fair amount of cloud cover early on, but clouds get out quickly. by the afternoon, nothing but sunshine. 4:00, we are talking sunny skies and a dry pattern. temperatures warmer than yesterday. a lot of us in the upper 40's to 50's. reggie: as we wait for the omicron surge to peak across the country, we continue to deal with testing issues in the bay area. public health officials say some sites will temporarily reduce hours because of "challenges beyond our control go -- beyond our control."

chicago public closed for a fourth day today. the district and teachers union and haven't come to an agreement over remote learning and safety protocols. kumasi: pushback from guidelines for health-care workers. those who test positive for covid-19 without showing symptoms will not to slight and can go back to work. amy hollyfield is joining us live. we know one group is not too happy about this. amy: it is the nurses union, they are pushing back and concerned what they will do to hospital saying it will put hospital staff at risk and they could all get sick. this goes against what the cdc recommends, the new estate guidelines in california say asymptomatic health care workers can go back to work without isolating or testing. the cdc says even a symptom added patient should isolate for five days. doctors who favor this new plan

say it will help with the health care staffing shortage in that it likely won't put people in danger. >> we know that in 2020 before there were vaccine, the rate of transmission from providers to patient has been documented as minuscule. now in the age of vaccines, boosters and ee, we know if there is a positive test and some symptoms, given the shortages, they should be able to come to work. amy: the nurses union said it isn't positive for those who have tested positive to go to work knowing they could intentionally infect their patients. state said they are doing this after exhausting every other option. hospital should make every option to make those who tested positive only treat covid patients. reporting live in walnut creek, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. kumasi: schools in west contra

costa unified will be closed. they will resume tomorrow and all staff will be required to wear a cane 95 mask. each person will be given a new mask per week until the end of the school year. students and staff are asked to get a covert test before returning to class. reggie: police investigating a deadly shooting in brentwood at an apartment complex in sycamore avenue yesterday afternoon. the victim was shot during a family disturbance had a family -- a suspect has been arrested. kumasi: bob saget was found dead yesterday in a florida hotel room. we know his passing is being felt in the bay area. jobina: it is and has saddened so many people in the bay area. bob saget was best known as his role playing danny tanner and the sitcom for house right here in san francisco. we saw so many people come out to the full house home after they learned of his sudden

passing. they left flowers and stood with each other to remember a man who helped define a generational pop culture. scott lucas grew up watching full house. scott lucas: it touched everybody in my generation, my siblings, cousins, around seven california but raised degeneration throughout the country. >> definitely sad news p he was the dad of the 90's for everyone. jobina: bob saget was found in his hotel room at the ritz-carlton in orlando p no foul play was -- in orlando. no foul play was expected. reggie: more, including reaction from his costars on twitter. this from john stamos, i am broken, gutted, i will never have another friend like him. i love you so much, bobby. bob cooley a said i love you.

this post was shared saying this one hurts. he had the biggest heart of anyone in hollywood he gave the biggest hugs. i am gutted i will never be able to hug him again. kumasi: abc entertainment issued a statement saying bob saget will always be a member of the abc family and whether playing a loving family on full house or hosting the early years of funniest home videos with wit and charm, he always knew how to connect with families through heart and humor. reggie: to unveil his proposed jet. he has big decisions ahead with a $1 billion surplus. details have not been released but we know the governor wants to spend $2.7 billion on the pandemic, including money for testing, vexing clinics, and paying for hospital contract staff. kumasi:kumasi:kumasi:kumasi:kum: to make it easier for people to

test for sexually transmitted infections. california became the first to require insurance plans to cover at-home test for conditions like hiv, chlamydia, and syphilis. this is for state regulated, private insurance as well as medicaid. the cdc said sti's hit an all-time high in the u.s. in california for six years in a row. the pandemic or send this issue because health apartments were overwhelmed by covid cases. drew: you are looking at the 24 hour temperature change. cloud cover helping us to stay warmer right now compared to this time yesterday. we are 11 degrees warmer in half moon bay, five degrees warmer in oakland. 10 degrees warmer in santa rosa. upper 40's to low 50's reach you early on this monday morning. here is live doppler seven. a cold front moving off to the noh.re getting additional cloud cover. high-pressure in control of the coastline will keep us dry and

keep us on the mild side later this afternoon. early this morning, a look at san rafael. you can see high clouds overhead. the calls will get out quickly over the next couple hours. by noon, nothing but sunshine. upper 50's if not 60 degrees in some spots and we anticipate several cities in the cloud cover giving way to sunshine this afternoon. 60 and the city. these amateurs -- 60 in the city. these temperatures are all above normal. if you are traveling across the state, additional cloud cover across southern california. the light hitting 71 later on today. let's get a check of traffic. jobina: so far, the chp has issued a wind advisory through the altamont pass. yonder that, looking good. we have just -- beyond that,

looking good. we have stop and go traffic out of tracy. these headlights are traveli tra westbound toward mays at the moment. in oakland, this is the coliseum camera. the coliseum is to your right-hand side. look at how clear that is. then bringing in the drive times , tracy to dublin, 31 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, 16 minute ride. reggie: a deadly fire in york city claiming the lives of nearly two dozen people. what investigators say sparked those flames. kumasi: frozen water shooting from a burst of pipe on the slopes. we will hear from the skier on a lift when this happened. reggie: bay area champs recognizing another champ. jeopardy winner amy schneider getting well-earned props from the warriors.

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apartment fire. a malfunctioning space here is being blamed for this fire. jobina: new york city mayor eric adams said is one of the worst fires we have witnessed in modern history. of the 19 who died, nine of them were children. at least 63 others were injured, 13 critically. fire investigator said the flames please spread through the entire 19th story building a the father who lives in the apartment where the fire started describes the harrowing moments when he first saw his mattress ablaze. >> my kids screamed and said fire, fire. i see the fire on the mattress. i told everybody get out. >> the fire consumed that apartment that is on two floors and part of the hallway. the door to that, unfortunately was left open and did not close by itself.

the smoke spread throughout the building. the tremendous loss of and other people fighting for their lives right now and hospitals all over the bronx. jobina: smoke detectors were working. around 200 firefighters responded and some remained in the building earning -- while the burning building was going rescuing people after their tanks ran empty. willing owners are devastated by the loss of life in our cooperating with the investigation. kumasi: what was supposed to be a fun day at a north carolina mountain resort and a very terrifying situation for unsuspecting skiers. the video shows skiers on a ski lift being battered by this blast of frigid water that was shooting out of a ruptured snowmaking pipe. they were on the lift and then they jumped off. >> all i remember is the metal

bar flying up and then meet flying up. i don't remember anything, and then i remember opening my eyes, belly first on the ground. kumasi: it sounds like she was thrown off from what she is saying. if you look at how powerful water is, that might be the case. it is said that the skier trigger that after skiing over the pipe. reggie: a documentary about the life ta is in the works -- life of sydney poitier is in the works. it is with opera's production company. his career began in the 1950's. he was the first black hollywood star to win an oscar. he died last week he was 94 years old. we do not have a date for the release. kumasi: general motors joining

california in the fight for clean air. it is aligned with our standards under the clean air act. gm cars are once again eligible for fleet purchases. three years ago governor newsom banned them from buying them. last year california and announced plans to ban the sale of new gas powered cars starting in 2035. an oakland woman has reached a milestone on her run on jeopardy. reggie: she was recognized during the warriors game. amy schneider cheered on the game in the building. it was her first time in the building parishes the first woman to break a million dollars with her 28 date winning streak on the show. she said she was a warriors fan before the team was good. so what did she think about the new home? >> it is unbelievable. i hadn't made it to chase center yet with the pandemic and i have been wanting to and just to come on this state is just amazing.

reggie: it really was a great day to be there. she was there the same day that klay thompson returned after more than two years away. she protects the warriors have a strong chance to make the finals the season. you can watch her winning streak hopefully continue tonight on jeopardy which airs weeknights at 7:00 p.m. on abc 7. kumasi: she deserved that. reggie: i was watching the other night and the way that she sweeps the floor with the other contestants is almost embarrassing. the other two contestants were there and you could tell at a certain point it became comedic. i don't know, amy, what is the answer? drew: have you heard people think the game is getting too easy now question mark reggie: -- too easy now? reggie: it wasn't the other night. i might have known one response. drew: if it is a team

tournament, i got you. i know some of these. reggie: seven-year-olds, i'm in. drew: you are going down. today, tracking tons of sunshine aired entering a dry pattern and what has been a wet start to the year. here is doppler seven, an isolated shower over sacramento. in the bay area, a lot of cloud cover. a little warmer compared to this time yesterday. a lot of 50's close to the coast. 54 in half moon bay. chilly moving inland. 47 currently in haywood. outside this morning, calm conditions with a light breeze. a fair amount of cloud cover overhead. clouds will not linger for too long. hour-by-hour, early morning clouds by 10:00. clouds pushing to the east. this afternoon will feature tons of sunshine. that will bump our temperatures

into the upper 50's to lower 60's. if we hit 60's, it will be the warmest day in a month. 61 in oakland. 63 in santa rosa. upper 50's to near 60 degrees. later on tonight, we will see a few clouds move into the region. tonight will be colder, so upper 30's to lower 40's as we get into tuesday. the rainfall potential the next seven days, this dry pattern stays well north of california, essentially hovering over seattle and that dry pattern could linger for a few weeks. look what happens next week, this is the climate production center saying dry weather will sit over california not only this week but next week. next week, 30% to 50% chance of featuring below average precipitation.

forecast. morning clouds the sun. a dry, mild pattern ahead. some bumps up and down. numbers above average. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know. reggie: an american athlete making history. the skater competing at the olympics. kumasi: 49ers a thrilling win now onto the first round of the playoffs. reggie: when a truck hit my car, the insurance company wasn't fair. i didid't t kn whahatmy c caswa, so i called the barnes firm. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to k how much their accident case is worth.h barnes. t ouour juryry aorneneys hehelpou i'm 53, but in my mind i'm still 35. that's why i take oste bi-flex

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kumasi: here are the seven things to know. number one, the bay area morning full house star bob saget. fans of the actor and comedian dropped off flowers at the full house home in emphasis go last night in his honor. reggie: number two, a memorial will be held for the victims of new york's deadliest fire in years. malfunctioning space heater is blamed. 19 people died, and were children. kumasi: guidelines say health workers who test positive for covid-19 do not have nicely if they are not showing symptoms the nurses union is not happy with the possibility that covid positive nurses could go back to work immediately. reggie: number four, if you want to get tested for covid-19 in

san francisco, you may have to wait. the department of health is being forced to reduce testing of limits due to staffing shortages. drew: number five, morning clouds for the afternoon is bright. temperatures mild, upper 50's to low 60's. jobina: number six, a major injury crash and vacaville. the slowdown beginning on westbound 80 at merchant street. according to the chp, one car has overturned. kumasi: number seven, the u.s. and russia will hold high-stakes negotiation over fears russia could invade ukraine. thousands of troops stationed at the border. president biden saying there will be heavy consequences if there is an invasion. reggie: alec baldwin says he is complying with the investigation into the shooting death on the set of his movie "rust." >> in this morning's gma first look, alec baldwin defending himself on instagram, insisting

he is cooperating with the investigation into the shooting that killed the cinematographer halyna hutchins. alec baldwin: any suggestion i am not complying is a lie. >> santa fe authorities obtain a warning to search and seize his cell phone to conduct a forensic download of current and possibly deleted images, text messages, emails, and any private messages from a social media account regarding the production of the movie "rust." he is now explain why weeks later he has not yet turned over his phone to officials. alec baldwin: you have to go through the state you live in. that takes time. we are 1000 percent going to comply. >> the latest on the investigation coming up. kumasi: clinched a playoff spot with an overtime victory. klay thompson made an emotional, long-awaited return to the warriors.

thompson returned after recovering from two devastating injuries. it was a moment and hundred 41 days in the making. klay thompson: it was a very special moment. i will never forget this night. i will never forget the reception warrior fans gave us, especially myself. gosh, it wasn't fun and it was worth every single day of being away. i am so grateful to compete again. >> i am excited about him just focus on being himself and having fun playing basketball again. kumasi: thompson finished with 17 points in his first ever game at chase center. the warriors beat the cavs the next game is tomorrow in memphis. the 49ers heading to the first round of the playoffs after a thrilling win on the road against the rams. san francisco overcame a 17 point deficit to go into overtime paired they play the cowboys on sunday and dallas.

-- over time. they play the cowboys on sunday in dallas. reggie: the first non-binary skater to compete at the olympics. the figure skating association made the announcement. he said he hope it isn't just focus on him but shifts more to "we are people having the opportunity to be open and authentic to themselves and everything that makes them unique and still achieve. petition for more protection, what high school students in oakland plan to do if requests aren't met. kumasi: master no longer recommended but it is leading to a scarcity of surgical masks. reggie: the pilot rescued before a train smashes into an aircraft. kumasi: a live look outside as people make their way across the bay bridge. we will be right

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televised. winners announced over social media. reggie: did morning. abc 7 mornings is live right now on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. kumasi: let's get a check of the forecast. drew: temperatures warmer than this time yesterday. cloud cover early on this morning. 46 in san jose. 45 in santa rosa. let's show you overhead, a fair amount of cloud cover. clouds will not linger too long this morning. her day planner is shaping up like this. the sun is up at 7:25 with a mixture of sun and clouds. by 10:00 a.m., pushing off to the east. nothing but sunshine. temperatures later on in the upper 50's to lower 60's. if we hit 60 in the city which

is the forecast high, it will be the warmest day in about a month. it stays with us through the next seven days. we will take a look at when the next chance of rain will be. reggie: it is tough enough to get a covid test with huge demand and limited supply. terrible timing for san francisco to announce it will start reducing its testing capacity today. amy hollyfield is live for us and a walnut creek. amy: health departments warning everyone, don't go to hospital ers in your desperation to find a covid test. leave those for the critically ill. go to your provider but don't clog up the hospitals looking for tests. demand is high for tests. we have video from antioch to santa rosa to san francisco. in san francisco, it will be tougher to get a test today. some testing sites affiliated

with the city will temporary limit hours today do challenges beyond our control. that is from the health department, the only explanation the city gave. one supervisor said this is unacceptable . >> da these are things in the mix of the greatest surge of the endemic that we need more answers. -- day tod tod tod tod tod tod d unacceptable. these are things in the mix of the greatest surge of the pandemic that we need more answers. amy: theyg an expand hospital highesne all because of the highly infectious omicron variant, which is impacting

every region of the country. jobina fortson is at the live desk with troubling numbers. jobina: nearly 700 thousand new covid infections are being reported every single day in america. that has inundated hospitals in some parts of the country. doctors warning things about to break down. 40 hospitals in new york state have stopped doing elective surgeries because of a shortage of staff and space. how soon will things get better? it depends. according to the nation's top epidemiologist. >> i expect this surge to peak in the next couple of weeks it will peak in america in different times. jobina: the impact in daily life is being felt very chicago schools closed for a fourth day as teachers and the city battle over covid protocols. airlines seeing more than 1000 cancellations daily. a new estimate predicts up to 5

million american workers could be out sick this week because of covid. economists say the u.s. economy could take a huge hit in the coming months because of all of this. reggie: a new study from the cleveland clinic show people who lost weight from bariatric surgery reduce their risk of developing severe covid-19 complications by 60%. >> in the past two years, we learned that obesity can increase the severity of covid-19. we didn't know if losing weight can be helpful for patients with obesity and that is why we did the study. reggie: the doctor led the research and more than 20,000 people took part in the study. one group had weight loss surgery and another group did not. he said patients who who weight loss surgery were healthier when they caught covid-19, which led to better covid-19 outcomes. kumasi: new guidance telling us

to ditch cloth masks has created a shortage of surgical masks across the bay area. >> masking is bare minimum recommendation and to see people taking it so seriously, it just makes us as a store want to make sure we have what the community needs. if the community is pressing to have the masks, we agree. kumasi: when neighborhood is currently not limiting how many masks customer can buy. health experts say you should wear a three ply surgical mask to protect against omicron. reggie: the oakland unified school district responding to requests for students for more covid protections. more than 150 students signed a petition threatening to walk off campuses or return to online learning. a district spokesperson released

a statement staying the district has ordered enough masks for students and will hand them out as soon as possible. the student petition set a deadline of january 17. last friday, 12 schools had to close because of a sick out from teachers who want more safety protocols. kumasi: los angeles unified said testing has stopped 50,000 teachers and students with covid-19 from entering the classroom. they report a positivity rate of 14% among employees and 50% among students. the community has a positivity rate of 23%. reggie: the tech interactive tuneup with the santa clara department of health to offer a free walk-up covid vaccination clinic. anyone who got the shot was granted free admission to the museum. one mom said she was anxious to get her 12-year-old son boosted. >> so excited because he was the one i felt was least protected.

with the uptick in omicron in schools, they have had cases in every grade level. as soon as i heard, i came right in. reggie: the fda expanded booster shot eligibility for 12 to 15-year-old last week. for information or if you have questions, head to our website, abc news.com/coronavirus. kumasi: american and russian officials holding high-stakes negotiations over the buildup of troops at the ukrainian border. the u.s. believes russia is threatened by the support for and concerns of an invasion are mounting. secretary of state antony blinken says he is not up to mission -- optimistic the talks will lead to a breakthrough. reggie: this morning, the attributes continue pouring in for the man known as "america's dad." at her -- actor and comedian bob

saget was found dead in his hotel room. ak a loo ahi. eangkname"ameri's dad" tanner. >> anything else you want to talk about? >> yeah, is dinner ready. will: and hosting america's funniest home videos. the man who dedicated himself to making us laugh, continuing to perform standup on saturday night, playing a show in jacksonville, florida. saget shared this, writing i am back in comedy like i was when i was 26. i guess i am finding my new voice and loving every moment of it. >> he didn't seem unhealthy at all, no coughing. i didn't even see him take a sip of water. he didn't take a break at all. will: hours later the

65-year-old was found dead in his hotel room. he was pronounced dead at the scene. >> an obvious they found the guest not breathing with no pulse. will: detectives found no signs of foul play or drug use. this morning, fans and friends paying tribute. john stamos tweeting, i am broken, i am gutted. i am in complete and utter shock. i will never ever have another friend like him. i love you so much, avi. >> who connects with audience like he did. this feels like such a huge loss for all of us, realizing this guy that was in our homes for decades is no longer with us. will: saget recently reflecting on his career. >> you are doing stuff and that is not the answer. you have to do it for you.

will: bob saget lease behind a wife and three daughters. mary kate and ashley olsen released a statement saying we are deeply saddened that he is no longer with us but know that he will need to be by our side to guide us as gracefully as he always has. will gans, abc news, new york. kumasi: this video is incredible. a single engine plane crash landed on railroad tracks in los angeles on sunday. what happens next is nothing short of extraordinary. [train whistle] >> are you ok, man? kumasi: you can see the metro train obliterating the airplane, sending pieces flying everywhere and toward the witnesses taking cellphone video.

officials say the plane lost power and went down in the san fernando valley. body camera video from the los angeles police officers that rushed to the scene to rescue the injured pilot as another look at what happened. >> go, go, go. kumasi: oh, my goodness. that pilot pulled out of the wreckage by the brave officers with seconds to spare before impact. he had to be taken to the hospital and is in stable condition. reggie: you have to take a breath after that one. kumasi: the tennis star now able to play in the australian open after a court battle over his vaccination decision. reggie: bird swarm, thousands on cars and flying around a parking

lot. we will show you more of that. but first a check of the forecast with meteorologist drew tuma. drew: no thank you. we are doing well when it comes to visibility. overcast skies. if you are traveling this morning, fog is not an issue. temperatures warm compared to this time yesterday because of the cloud cover. when you have overcast skies, it acts as a blanket. five degrees warmer in the city in oakland, 11 in san carlos. eight degrees warmer in lismore. we have a storm moving into the civic northwest. it is a cold front. we are seeing residual cloud cover on the tail end. any moisture will stay out of the bay area today. high pressure in control and that will keep us sunny and mild. hour-by-hour, and because we have this morning are out of

here by lunchtime. if you can, grab lunch outdoors. temperatures approaching 60 greece by noon. in the afternoon, we warm up more -- 60 degrees by noon. in the afternoon we warm up more. we will hit 60 in the city, the warmest day and about a month. the lax time we were at 60 degrees, it was in early december. 64 in oakland. all and all, no matter where you are you will enjoy sunshine. traveling across california, sunshine in northern california and tahoe. heading south, southern california will stay in the clouds but we are warm for this time of year. l.a. warming up to 70 degrees. let's get a check of the roads with jobina. how are we doing? jobina: we have an issue in

vacaville. a major crash between a car and a big rig. this car overturned. there is still a backup in the area on westbound 80 at merchant street offramp. checking at seven miles power currently. i will let you know -- seven miles power currently. i will let you know when it clears. beginning to get busier on the san mateo bridge, bringing you a live picture here. other than the major issue in vacaville, e

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reggie: raider nation had the chance to honor john madden in las vegas. his wife and family were there as the al davis memorial torch

was lit. madden was the head coach for 10 season, leading the team to their first super bowl in 1977. he died in december he was 85. kumasi: an australian judge overturned the decision to cancel tennis star novak djokovic's visa. he had been confined to an immigration detention hotel after forces cancel his visa and revoked his covid vaccine exemption. reggie: 79th golden globe awards took place and hollywood and had a pandemic feel, although that is not the reason it was not televised. it has to do with problems that went back to the group who runs it. and concho one for best -- -- -- canto one for best animated movie. it is streaming on disney plus peer west story took the gold

glover best music and comedy. jason sudekis won best actor a tv series for ted lasso and jean smart who took home the best actress award for her role. i do need to say to say to say y the first time a transect or has worn for the gnash has one for the drama category. a texas -- has won for the the t category. reggie: this is in texas. kumasi: they were just doing what they wanted to do. she said she went to the mall and the entrance to the cheesecake factory was overrun with thousands of birds. she said they were loud but it was nice to see. she said she is why? reggie: is this one of the

signs? are we ok? kumasi: i think we are ok. reggie: if the locusts come -- kumasi: then i am out. reggie: walt disney world marathon. disney is elevating its 50th anniversary. a runner from denver, colorado broke a record. she became the first person to win all four races. that is nearly 50 miles. it included a 5k, 10k, half marathon, and full marathon and did it in disney fashion, sing up as elsa, the cruella outfit. disney is the parent company of abc 7. kumasi: she ran the mall and won them all? reggie: -- ran them all and them all? reggie: won them all.

drew: with all of the wardrobe changes. reggie: it was simple but effective. kumasi: i will do the wardrobe changes. that is wonderful. she did it. reggie: i don't really understand the human body. kumasi: you like to run. reggie: i really don't. i do it. i don't like it. kumasi: i didn't know you were forcing yourself. reggie: prior to the pandemic, i only rent if someone was chasing me, which sometimes happens. drew: checking a nice day on the way. we are in the midst of a dry pattern. we will get a break from the rain today and the next couple of days. here is live doppler seven. a lot of cloud cover overhead. it is moving to the north bay right now. clear skies into cloverdale and santa rosa. clouds will push off over the next couple of hours.

we are warmer compared to this time yesterday. upper 40's to 50 along the bay shoreline. cooler inland. not too chilly for this time of year and time of day. outside, calm conditions, a light breeze. cloud cover overhead. hour-by-hour, here is 7:00 a.m. here is the cloud cover overhead. by 10:00 a.m., it is out of here. the sun really effective at warming us above average at this time of year. 63 later on in santa rosa. 60 in the city. san jose also. overnight tonight, we will see a blend of stars and clouds. 30's we appear in some of our cities. at low 40's around the bay shoreline. morning clouds and sun today. sunshine will continue through

much of the seven day forecast. temperatures remaining in the 50's to low 60's. even though this week is dry, it looks like next week will be dry. reggie: they can't new tricks, but can you teach another language? kumasi: a now retired apple product is making a comeback. how teenagers are making the ipod shuffle a must-have item. reggie: kids these d

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it is shown on to talk that you can use it as a hair clip. the second generation shuffles were possible -- were used accessory. kumasi: a dog is back home his owner after being rescued from five feet of snow in lake tahoe. he had been missing since august his owner was a traveling nurse who was in tahoe and the caldor fire came through. she had to evacuate and the dog ran off. four months later, there he is a live on a mountainside covered in snow. >> i followed the tracks and all of the sudden saw this dark shape underneath the tree. and then he opened his eyes.

i am pretty sure i screamed. i am pretty sure elsa heard me down the mountain. kumasi: volunteers used a sled to get him to safety. this is a whole journey. look at this. it took a few days to nurse him back to health, but they did it and were able to reunite him with his owner. reggie: what a story. kumasi: where is the moment? reggie: where is the moment? kumasi: i want to cry. reggie: also, who is elsa? also from frozen? there is a lot going on here. drew: i love dog stories. dogs are the best. we are taking temperatures in the upper 40's to lower 50's you're not quite as cold as we were yesterdayni hereeme and san ramon.

great visibility out there. overcast skies. any cloud cover will not stay over us all that long. it will break down quickly. a storm well north bringing rain to portland and seattle. the sun is up in an hour and a half. we will see sunny skies into the afternoon. by 4:00 p.m., warming up to the upper 50's and lower 60's paired the dry pattern continues for the next seven days. kumasi: a brave job bonus with one software company paying you $5,000 to quit. his unusual approach and why it is working well. reggie: governor newsom giving his spending plan in a few hours. there is already a hint at how he will use that surplus. kumasi: the next "it post quote

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> changes the california. hospital staff now allowed to return to work even if they have covid. the reason behind the sudden switch and how it might affect you. reggie: the loss of a tv dad. >> it was a family show. reggie: the loss of a tv dad. bob saget's impact deeply felt

here in the bay area. how san francisco's paying homage this morning. kumasi: paid to quit work. one company's interesting idea. reggie: good morning. you are watching abc seven mornings. we are going to start without forecast. >> we are starting with cloud cover overhead. today is a dry day. live look at san jose right now. you can see overcast skies currently but the roads are fine and fog is not an issue. the sun is up at 7:25 this morning. clouds will quickly depart. the afternoon is filled with sunshine. upper 50's to lower 60's later this afternoon. this is above average for this time of year and that drive pattern does linger for several days.