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. reggie: attributes are pouri

in for actor and comedian bob saget. kumasi: he was found dead in a florida hotel room. his passing is being felt here in the bay area. jobina: it is. he is best known for his role as america's dad in the 1990's in the sitcom full house, which was set in san francisco. we saw so many people come out -- they left flowers and stood with each other to remember a man who helped define a generation of american pop culture. scott lucas grew up watching full house. >> sort of touched everybody in my generation, my siblings, my cousins, all my friends. it raised a generation through the country. >> definitely sad news. he is the dead of the 1990's for everyone. jobina: he was found in his hotel room in orlando care and authority say no foul play is

suspected. he had just performed a show the night before. bob saget was 65 years old. coming up at 7:00, his friend and fellow comedian, gilbert gottfried, on his life and the last time the two spoke. reggie: thank you. we are seeing reaction from his costars on twitter. this is front -- from john stamos, who writes, i am in shock. i will never have another friend like him. i love you so much, bobby. and my heart is broken. i love you, bob. andrea barber played kimi on the show and shared this post, saying, this one hurts. yet the biggest part of anyone in hollywood. i am indebted -- guttedutteduttd will never be able to hug him again. kumasi: abc issued a statement saying that he will always be a member of the abc family.

reggie: now some covid headlines this morning as the omicron surge peeks across the country. we continue to deal with testing issues in the bay area. san francisco public health officials say some testing sites temporarily reduced hours due to challenges beyond our control. new york congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez has tested positive and is experiencing symptoms. she is vaccinated and boosted. chicago public schools will be closed for a fourth day today. the district and teachers union have not come to agreement. kumasi: pushback from new covid-19 guidelines for health-care workers. those who test positive without showing symptoms will not have to isolate and can go back to work. we know at least one group is not happy about this. >> the nurses union is pushing

back. the union is concerned about what this will do to hospitals like this one in walnut creek. they are concerned this will put hospital staff and patients at risk. this goes against what the cdc recommends. the new state guidelines say asymptomatic health-care workers can go back to work without isolating or testing. the cdc says even an even an evn asymptomatic patient should isolate for five days. doctors who favor the plan say it will help with the health care staffing shortage and will not put people in danger. >> before there were vaccines, the rate of transmission from providers to patients that has been documented is minuscule. now in the age of vaccines and boosters and ppe, we feel if someone has a negative test, even if they have some symptoms, given the shortages, they should be able to come to work. >> the nurses the nurses the nus

not right for nurses who have tested positive to go to work knowing they could potentially infect their patients. the state says it is doing this after exhausting every other option. they say hospitals should make every effort to have those who have tested positive only be treating covid patients. kumasi: konta unified unified unified ud staff will be required to wear a medical grade mask. each person will be given a new mask every week through the end of the school year. in all schools got a deep cleaning friday. students and staff are asked to get a covid test before returning to class, but it is not a requirement. reggie: police are investigating a deadly shooting in brentwood at an apartment complex yesterday afternoon. investigators say the victim was shot during a family disturbance.

the suspect has been arrested. kumasi: today governor newsom will unveil his proposed state budget. he has decisions to make here in the details have not been released, but we know the governor wants to spend $2.7 billion on the pandemic, including paying for hospital contract staff. he will unveil his plan from sacramento at 10:30 this morning. reggie: a fun day on the slopes turns into a frozen scare. water blasting up into this moving ski lift. one of the skiers describing the situation. >> it was fun and worth every single day of being away. i will never forget. kumasi: the top moments from klay thompson's triumphant return. >> accuweather has a little fog

developing in sonoma county. santa rosa, a pocket of fog has developed, dropping visibility down to one mile. later, we

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>> we are waking after temperatures in the upper 40's to lower 50's. a little cooler inland in the low 40's. in the north bay, we are currently at 42 in santa rosa with a little fog. some cloud cover overhead right now. those clouds push off to the east over the next couple hours. a ton of sunshine on your monday. temperatures approaching 60 degrees. into the afternoon, a lot of cities will exceed 60 degrees. 63 in santa rosa.

61 in oakland. 64 in san jose. let's get a check of the roadways. jobina: we still have this issue in vacaville. this is a major injury crash between a car and a big rig. according to chp, the car involved has overturned on westbound 80. speeds have not improved. still down to about eight miles per hour in the area. a live look now from the toll plaza. we will see what happens there as we start back up. so far, so good. good morning to san jose, very clear as well. kumasi: a special guest got their own shout out during klay thompson's return to the warriors. reggie: plus, the

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reggie: immemorial will be held to honor the 19 people killed in a massive apartment fire. dozens of injured are still in the hospital this morning. it was a malfunctioning space heater that caused the fire. kumasi: new york city's called this one of the worst fires we have witnessed in modern history. of the people who died, nine of them were children. at least 63 others were injured, 13 critically. the flames quickly spread through the entire building. the father who lives in the apartment where the fire started describes the moments when he first saw his mattress ablaze. >> my kid said fire, fire. i see the fire on the mattress,

so i told everybody get out. >> the fire consumed that apartment and part of the hallway. the door to the apartment, when the residence left, was left open. it did not close by itself. the smoke spread through the building. thus the tremendous loss of life and other people fighting for their lives now in hospitals all over the bronx. kumasi: smoke detectors were working. around 200 firefighters responded to the fire. some of those firefighters remained in the burning building, rescuing residents even after oxygen tanks ran empty. the building owners say they are devastated by the loss of life and are cooperating with the investigation. kumasi: this was supposed to be a fun day at a north carolina mountain resort, but it turned into a terrifying situation for unsuspecting skiers. you can see the skiers on the

ski lift. all of a sudden, they are battered by this powerful blast of water from a snowmaking pipe. they were on the lift when this happened. >> all i remember was the metal bar flying up and then me flying up. i do not remember anything and then i remember opening my eyes belly first on the ground. kumasi: the resort says a skier trigger the incident after skiing over the pipe. two people were treated for injuries. reggie: a documentary about the life and career is in the works. it is expected to be an apple original film with oprah's production company. he was the first lack hollywood star to win an oscar ear and he passed away last week at the age of 94. there has not been a release date for the documentary.

kumasi: maybe want to lose some weight. dieting apparently is not the answer. instead, how about the anti-diet? approach -- anti-diet approach? it is all about what you add, so fresh foods and removing processed foods and added sugar. >> it is about taking stock and evaluating what your nutritional habits are. are they where you want them to be? making that kind of subtle subte paradigm shift rather than anything rigid and restrictive. kumasi: approach to work in the long-term it has to be safe, simple, sustainable, and compatible with how you are living. reggie: the ceo of a software company is offering to pay $5,000 if you quit after two

weeks on the job. the policy is meant to identify people who really want to be at the company. the theory, if you're on the fence you will take the cash. if you are invested in the company, you will turn down the money and stick around. so far, none of the 30 a people he has hired since the policy has gone into effect has left. kumasi: they did this at zappos. you got $2000 to quit. drew: do you think you can really suss out a company in two weeks? kumasi: you can make a decision real quick. reggie: he is pushing limits here because people are leaving without that incentive right now , just leaving jobs because they are tired of it, they do not like the hours. drew: for a company, that sounds like a lot of work, to keep hiring people. >> unless you really want to be

here like us. reggie: no amount of money could get us to leave. drew: not even the powerball. reggie: don't say that. drew: we are tracking clouds this morning. we have a mild day ahead on our monday. you can see the clearing edge of the cloud cover working through parts of the north bay, so we are pretty clear. still a fair amount of cloud cover toward the south bay and to move out qckly thilouds morning. right now, 47 in san mateo. half moon bay, the warm spot now at 51 degrees. outside, a lot of action out here mainly clear skies as the clearing edge of cloud cover moves through the city. beautiful start to our morning out here. watch as the clouds pushed out by 10:00 a.m.. we should have sunshine in full force.

that will warm us up nicely today, above average. upper 50's to mid 60's later this afternoon. 64 in san jose, 60 in the city. this time of the year, we are typically in the mid 50's, so this is an above average day for january. overnight, a blend of stars and clouds. cooler tonight, upper 30's to lower 40's into tuesday. the storm track stays north of california. everywhere across the golden state remains dry through the next week. we will keep sunshine through much of the week ahead. temperatures, comfortable and the upper 50's 50's to lower 60's. saturday and sunday, mostly sunny. reggie: good morning america coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. >> is great to be with you here on a monday edition of gma. we will continue your coverage

of the passing of bob saget, the tv legend found in his florida hotel room. we will tell you what we are learning attribute are pouring in for the men many called america's dad from "full house." we will talk to some of his closest friends live. and then breaking news from australia. novak djokovic owning his appeal, the judge ruling he can stay in the country and compete in the australian open. there could be a new snack. we will have -- snag. we will have the latest on that. then we have a new series about teachers, students, and classrooms. we have to be live in indianapolis ahead of the

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today. temperatures are in the upper 50's to lower 60's. a lot of us will get to that 60 degree range, which would make it the warmest day in about a month for a lot of us. the 24 hour temperature change showing you this morning we are warmer than we were last night thanks to cloud cover overhead. live doppler 7 showing there is a storm pushing off to the pacific northwest. high pressure in control. we will see that sunshine and mild temperatures for the next seven days. kumasi: new developments on investigation into the rust movie set shooting. alec baldwin is defending himself from criticism that he has been slow to turn over his cell phone. officials have a warrant to do a forensic download including images and videos. baldwin took to his instagram account to ask mine what he has not yet surrendered his phone. >> there is a process that takes

time. they have to specify exactly what they want. they cannot take your your love letters to your wife or what have you. kumasi: know how live ammunition made it onto the movie set. baldwin says he is committed to cooperating with authorities to honor her memory, including turning over his cell phone. kumasi: there was a big sports day in the bay area in the 49ers clinched a playoff spot and then klay thompson made a return to the warriors. he returned to the lineup after recovering from two devastating injuries. this was a moment's 940 one days in the making. -- a moment none hundred 41 days in the making -- a moment 941 days in the making. >> i will never forget the

reception the warriors fans gave us. it was worth every day of being away. i am grateful to just compete again. >> i'm excited he is back and having fun plain basketball. reggie: he finished with 17 points. the warriors beat the cavaliers. their next game is tomorrow night in memphis. kumasi: another special moment was made for amy schneider. reggie: she was recognized for reaching a historic milestone on jeopardy, the first woman to break $1 million in prize money on the show. she says she has been a warriors fan before the team was any good. it was her first time at their new home arena. >> it is unbelievable. i had not made it to chase center yet with the pandemic and everything. just to come on this day is

amazing. reggie: warriors have a strong chance to make the finals. you can watch amy continue her winning streak tonight when "jeopardy!" airs on abc 7. petition for protection. what high school students in oakland are planning to do if the requests are not met. kumasi: plus, the story behind this intense video from southern california. reggie: as we head to break, a live look outside.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: making his right now, saying goodbye to bob saget. the questions surrounding his sudden death and the mark he made being cherished this morning. kumasi: if you are in need of a covid test, you will have to be patient. the long lines are not going anywhere. the reason one city is choosing today to scale back appointments. reggie: two moves on the loose. in this day on the slopes turning into some stunning front row seats at one ski resort. your watching abc seven mornings live on abc seven, hulu live, and wherever you stream. drew: we are starting with a

fair amount of cloud cover this morning and a lot of sunshine in store and mild temperatures as well. we are in the upper 40's to low 50's. a bit of a chill as you move away from the coast. a live look at san jose. the south bay has a mix of stars and clouds this morning. your day shapes up like this. the sun is up in about an hour. the afternoon is filled with sunshine, temperatures in the upper 50's to lower 60's. if you have anything to do outside today, you will be ok. they drive pattern will linger for a few days. -- the drive pattern will linger for a few days. reggie: it is bad timing that san francisco is announcing it will start reducing testing capacity today. amy: we are at a health officials are trying to protect.

they are wanting to put the word out to any -- everyone, do not go to ers looking for a covid test. leave the er for those who are critically ill. they know demand is high. we have video proof of that. look at these lines of people looking for a test. this is all over the bay area. in san francisco, it will be tougher to get a test today. some testing sites affiliated with the city temporarily limit hours today. the department says that is due to challenges beyond their control. one supervisor says he think this is not except a ball -- on except double -- unacceptable. >> these are things in the midst of the greatest surge of this virus, we need accountability. amy: he says he plans to call a

hearing to discuss solutions for keeping test sites governor gavin newsom proposed spending $2 billion to battle the pandemic, which would pay for things like more covid testing and expanding hospital staffing. kumasi: highest new covid infections ever because of the highly infectious omicron variant affecting nearly every region of the country. new numbers are out this morning. jobina: those numbers are troubling. nearly 700,000 new covid infections are being reported every day. that has inundated hospitals and some parts of the country, with doctors warning things are brought -- about to break down. 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 to peak in the next couple weeks. jobina: the impact on other parts of daily life are being felt. chicago schools are closed for the fourth day as teachers and the city battle over covid protocols. airlines are seeing more than 1000 cancellations daily and a new estimate predicts -- workers could be out sick. the u.s. economy could take a huge hit in the coming months because of this. kumasi: new guidance telling us to ditch those cloth masks has created a shortage of those kind of masks, the n95 nk 95 masks. >> masking is a bear minimum bare minimal recommendation. it makes us want to make sure we

have what the community needs. ifif have the masks, we agree. kumasi: the hardware store is not limiting how many masks customers can buy. you should wear at least a three ply surgical mask. reggie: the oakland unified school district is responding to a request from a group of students from a group of students for more covid protection. more than 150 students have signed a petition threatening to walk off campuses or return to online learning. the district spokesperson has released a statement saying the district has ordered enough masks for all students and will hand them out as soon as possible. it has already distributed them to staff. the student petition set a deadline for january 17. friday, 12 schools had to close because of a sick out by

teachers. kumasi: the los angeles school district reports a positivity rate of about 14% among employees and 16% among students. the county has a positivity rate of 23%. in the south bay, the tech interactive teamed up with the department of public health to offer this free walk-up clinic. anyone who got a shot was guaranteed free admission to the museum. one mother tells us she was anxious to get her son boosted. >> he is the one person i felt was least protected. with the uptick in omicron in schools, they have had cases this week. as soon as i heard they were doing this. kumasi: the fda expanded booster shot eligibility for 12 to

15-year-olds last week. for information on testing sides or if you have questions on the vaccine, you can head to abc7news.com/coronavirus. reggie: actor-comedian bob saget was found dead inside a hotel room. the cause of his death remains a mystery. >> he earned the nickname america's dad. playing danny tanner on full house. >> anything else you want to talk about? ? >> is dinner ready? >> and hosting america's funniest home videos. >> bob saget, the men who dedicated his life to making us laugh, continuing to perform stand up on saturday night, playing a show in florida. saget sharing this photo on instagram after the show, 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 did not seem unhealthy. i did not even see him take a break at all. will: hours later, 65-year-old found dead in his hotel room in orlando. >> male patient no pulse. will: detective say they found no signs of foul play or drug use. this morning, fans and friends alike paying tribute. john stamos tweeting, i am broken. i am in shock. i will never have another friend like him. i love you so much, bobby. >> he was a comedian's comedian and you do not see many folks who are able to connect with so many different audiences the way bob saget did. that is why this feels like a huge loss for all of us today,

realizing this guy who was in our homes for decades is no longer with us. >> saget recently reflecting on his career and comedy. >> it is not about money andinss you have to do it because you love it. will: bob saget leaves behind a wife and three daughters. mary kate and ashley olsen released a statement saying, bob was the most compassionate and generous man. the said and he is no longer with us but he will continue to be by our side to guide us as gracefully as he always has. abc news, new york. reggie: imagine your new home with a few key parts missing. if it you are problem popping up for some new owners -- a peculiar problem popping up for some new homeowners. kumasikumasi new york stock exchange, starting down 250 points. reggie: in might be the newest trend in fashion -- it might be

the newest trend in fashion. drew: live doppler 7 in visibility mode. we are seeing some patchy fog developing. elsewhere, we are doing ok. 24 hour temperature change. we have some cloud cover overhead. we are a little warmer this morning than we were last night. seven degrees warmer in the city. six degrees warmer in fairfield. this is the rooftop camera. you can see partly to mostly cloudy skies right now. we have that cloud cover overhead. clouds are not going to li our storm track pushed well to the north, over seattle right now. it will stay there the next seven days. high-pressure supplies us with sunshine today and mild temperatures this afternoon. by noon, grab lunch outside. it is nice, numbers in the

mid-50's. above average for this time of year. by the afternoon, we will be above average across the board. a lot of cities will meet or exceed 60 degrees today. 61 in oakland. this time of the year, we are mainly in the mid-50's, so above average for january. a lot of sunshine in northern california. clouds will linger longer in southern california, but we are dry across the state. let's get a check of traffic with jobina. jobina: we just got a new update from chp that they have called a coroner out to the scene. they did tell us that car did flip over on westbound 80. speeds are down to around eight miles per hour in the area and that is all we have learned from authorities on the scene right now.

lights did turn on turn on turnn we do not see a back up that area. things have been light since the holidays. the golden, things are flowing nicely in both directions aside from our major issue in vacaville. everything else is moving smoothly, but the slowdown is beginning to build.

who are immunocompromised will be eligible for a fourth dose of a covid vaccine this week. people with compromised immune systems are recommended to get three doses to be considered fully vaccinated. with the new change, moderately or severely immunocompromised people can seek out a booster shot five months after their third shot.

some folks will be eligible for a fourth shot this week. people who are immunocompromised comprise 3% of the u.s. population. kumasi: officials are holding negotiations over the buildup of troops near the ukrainian border. concerns of an an an an an mounting. the u.s. secretary of state says he is optimistic that the talks will lead to a breakthrough. president biden has said there will be heavy consequences of russia invades ukraine. reggie: you are about to see the most incredible video. a single engine plane crash landed right on the train tracks. what happened next is nothing but extraordinary.

airplane, sending pieces flying everywhere, even toward the witness taking the video on his cell phone. officials say the plane lost power and went down in the san fernando valley. now you will see another angle from the body camera of the officers who rushed to the scene to rescue the man in the nick of time. >> go, go, go, go, go, go, go, , reggie: that men, taken to a local hospital. we do not know a lot about his condition, but we know he is stable. kumasi: an austra an austra an a overturned the decision to cancel novak djokovic's visa that right -- visa. that means he can remain in the country and play in the australian open. he has been confined to an immigration detention hotel since last week after australian

border forces canceled his visa and revoked his covid vaccine exams and. -- exemption. reggie: general motors is joining california in the fight for cleaner air, aligning with our state emission standards under the clean air act. that means gm cars are once again eligible for fleet purchases by the state. three years ago, governor newsom banned the state from buying gm vehicles when the company supported president trump's efforts to ban california from setting its own standards. supply chain are crating problems for homeowners. people have to move and before they get garage doors, gutters, or appliances. pandemic related factory closures, transportation holdups, and capacity restrictions are slowing the delivery of windows.

builders say it is taking weeks longer than usual to finish houses because of a worker shortage. you are now taking a live look at the u.s. stock exchange. we are down about 270 points. kumasi: the 79th golden globe awards took place in hollywood. they had no red carpet. abc pulled the plug on the show after a report found there were no black members in the voting body. despite the controversy, disney had a big night there. "encanto" won for best animated motion picture. it is streaming now on disney+. disney's west story took home the golden globe for best motion picture musical or comedy. jason sudekis won best actor a television series for ted lasso. reggie: thousands of disney fans

went the distance over the weekend in the park is celebrating its anniversary. there was one winner who took home all the first place medals. they do this thing called the dopey challenge. it means that you do all four races they offer, which is 50 miles when you added up. she won each of them. that is a 5k, a 10k marathon, and a full marathon. she also did her hair like cruella. did you see that? half the hair was black and half of it was white. kumasi: this is dedication. reggie: see that hair? kumasi: congratulations. researchers have developed the first fully 3d printed flexible led display. this is less than two inches

wide and has just 64 pixels but the new technology could result in the first low cost led screens. you will not have to send your device in or buy replacement parts of your display breaks. you can just make a new screen by yourself. the ipod shuffle is making a comeback as an accessory. apple retired the shuffle in 2017, but many people are now posting on tiktok, showing it can be used as a hair clip. the second generation shuffle is said to be popular as an accessory appearing is even helping wired earbuds make a comeback. >> annual know what this is -- anyone know what this is? reggie: that is why i cannot be on tiktok. drew: you are not on tiktok? i do not make any content for turk talk -- tiktok. i just scroll.

i refuse to believe this is true , that the shuffle is making a comeback. reggie: as hairclips? kumasi: don't you feel like it is heavy? drew: who has multiple shuffles hanging around? reggie: where did she get all those shuffles? drew: i cannot blindly look for a song. we are not going back to mix tapes. i need a screen. reggie: what is a mix tape? you are trying to poke the bear. drew: let's see what is happening with live doppler 7. we have clouds for part of the region. a clearing line has moved through the north bay. it is beginning to move through the east bay. half of us have cloud cover now, but these clouds will quickly get out of here this morning. really mild temperatures. we are on either side of 50 degrees on the shoreline. away from the coast, we are a

little cooler. san jose, you are up 47 degrees. speaking of san jose, you can see that clearing edge of cloud cover from this vantage point as the sun gets up here. we expect a lot of sunshine. by 10:00 a.m., any cloud cover's out of here. that sunshine will be here in full force. it will be effective at warming us up this afternoon. 60 in the city today. if we hit 60, it will be the warmest day in about a month. 63 in santa rosa. later tonight, a blend of stars and clouds. tonight, a little cooler than right now. we will see 30's reappear from santa rosa to concord. let's talk about rainfall. our storm track is well north of california. across the golden state, we remained dry the next seven days. the climate production center

puts a big target of dry weather over california, so it could be a couple weeks before we see substantial storms returned to the forecast. morning clouds to sun today. we will keep that sunshine through much of the forecast. temperatures bounce from the upper 50's 50's to lower 60's. saturday and sunday, make your plans now. you can see a lot of sunshine and temperatures above average for this time of year. reggie: an american figure skater about to make history, about to become the first openly non-binary athlete to compete at the winter olympics. he says his hope is that people will see his story and the focus is not just on him. he hopes the narrative shifts more into queer people having the opportunity to be open and still achieve in sport. kumasi: raide raide raide raidee

chance to honor john madden in las vegas. >> and all of those great players who played for john, alive and dead, that he loved so much. kumasi: there as the memorial torch was lit. he was head coach for the team for seasons. he died in december at the age of 85. reggie: an amusing site on theoe slopes in colorado. a couple on a ski lift first notice them from above. they got a closer look from a safe distance. many came to a halt and got out of the way. they put on a show for everyone, even getting into a sparring match. according to the colorado parks and wildlife, the state is home to thousands of moves. this is far from the first time an incident like this has

occurred. it is still notable. kumasi: i would love to see them. reggie: i would rather watch that then go skiing. kumasi: steamboat springs is close to denver where i used to work. they have this natural, beautiful hot spring. imagine you are in the hot spring within the snow is around you. this is one of my favorite places. reggie: and you do not have to ski. kumasi: you just sit there and enjoy the water. at nighttime -- reggie: what happens at night? kumasi: what you want. you can be a little more free. with clothing. reggie: i was not sure where that was going. i see get into your birthday suit. kumasi: it is all natural.

do what you want. reggie: thank you for telling me about this. booking now. reggie: you can watch our newscast live and on-demand through the bay area connected tv app. it is available for amazon fire tv and roku. download the app now and start streaming. kumasi: we will be right back. why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema, or atopic dermatitis under control?

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jobina is running three miles every day or whatever she is doing. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, as we start a new week together, the latest on comedian and "full house" star, bob saget. overnight, bob saget found dead in his hotel room in florida, right in the middle of his comedy tour. the circumstances of his death unclear. this morning, we hear from his friends and former co-stars about the "full house" star. catastrophic fire. nine children among at least 19 killed in the high rise fire. what caused it, and the latest on the investigation. new york city mayor eric adams joins us live. omicron shutdown. schools in chicago closed for a fourth day. the standoff between teachers and the mayor intensifies as rg