moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> >> the target community anxious to hear from friends after a devastating tsunami, the effects of this enemy advisory along thegood morning, everybod. you are watching abc 7e here on hulu live in wherever you stream. i am liz kreutz. let's take a quick look at the weather. lisa: those water fluctuations and surges behind us, we are looking at the holiday weekend which has been featuring high

and mid-level clouds. there could be some sprinkles down around monterey. offshore, our drive pattern is going to stay with us. it is 53 downtown with 51 in palo alto. for most of us, it's milder, especially in livermore. we have some fog in concord this morning. air quality remains moderate as high pressure keeps the pollutants close to the surface. we will look at clouds lifting through the afternoon, reagan and partly conditions and temperatures in the upper 50's. we will have warmer weather by the end of the week. liz: the tsunami advisory has been canceled for the california coast. the national weather service said everyone should remain cautious near the coast as

strong currents exist. an underwater volcano a rafted. this is the blast, which triggered a tsunami advisory for alaska, hawaii, the entire west coast of the united states. waves in ocean beach were so strong they snapped a surfboard. firefighters safely brought one surfer to shore. they heard screams from another server in the water. he was brought in safely. safety is with the tonga community community. they're waiting to hear from family and friends in the islands. we spoke to some local tongan's. >> this is our hope. it >> for many, the past 24 hours have been an emotional roller coaster. >> none of us heard heard from

anybody. >> after a volcano eruption, the country was hit by a devastating tsunami. now, many tongan' tongan' tong'n haven't heard from friends or family. the reverend is the pastor of first tongan assembly of god church. his son is currently in tonga. >> we haven't heard from them for almost 24 hours. we believe and have hope that something good is going to come from this. >> it's a similar story across the region. michelle helps run a tongan restaurant and grocery store. >> family is a huge thing in the polynesian culture. if a couple of families are being affected, it affects all of us. >> her heart breaks for those still in the country. many come from humble

backgrounds. >> you can't help but wonder how they are going to rebuild right after this. >> despite the hardships, those i talked to said they are confident the community will recover. that includes the reverend, who says his people are strong. he still requests one thing from those wishing to help. >> i am asking anybody who believes in god, remember tonga in your prayers. liz: yesterday was a much different scene in santa cruz then 2011. a massive earthquake off the coast of japan generated a tsunami in california. it caused when he million dollars worth of damage to the santa cruz harbor. this is video from yesterday. wind and waves buffeted this rock beach near fort baker. people came out to check on their boats and keep an eye on

the tide. there were some dramatic moments as waves pounded the shoreline near pacific appear in san mateo county. water drenched the road the on. some surfers couldn't resist the unusually high waves. this is my front door. liz: this is video from pacifica. she lives on beach boulevard, not far from the municipal peer and not far from the tsunami surge. the advisory got the attention of thousands in the bay area. it did leave some neighbors running for safety after a surge of water poured in one community. we have the story from there. >>

tsunami waves arrived saturday, ripping this boat dock off the front of her home. two boats and the dock were cast adrift. >> the water came in. you can see it right there. that's the edge of the balcony. i ran inside and grabbed my daughter. >> the tsunami surge returnednee cycles, strong up to send the runaway dock crashing into support beams at the apartment complex. >> be careful. >> the dock was picking up momentum. that was a little bit scary. >> seeing these waves rolling in and the water level being significantly higher, think king tied but on steroids. >> a tsunami advisory is in

effect. >> the fire department advised people to stay away from ocean beach. >> reevaluate your plans if they involve going into the water. >> many people flocked to the beach, ready to capture any big waves. >> the waves look like they are bigger. we were hoping for even bigger waves. >> you don't get this excitement every day. >> the tsunami advisory close baker beach and people were warned about the possible danger. >> i'm a science teacher. i'm just curious about these types of things. >> cutters were patrolling the shoreline. it was a day no one saw coming. >> did you ever expect this would happen? >> no. i will take tsunami alerts more seriously now. liz: you are hearing as the national

weather service official announces new tsunami warning for american samoa. it's a stronger level than an advisory, which is what we had in the bay area. people were told to get to higher ground immediately. this is video from fiji. a warning was encouraging people to stay away from shorelines. you see water reaching the property line, causing flooding near bungalows. back here at home, we were over the berkeley marina as 100 people were evacuated following the tsunami advisory. the evacuation was limited to the dock and boats. roads near the marina are open. authorities got the all clear from the state just before 4:00 yesterday afternoon. everyone is still urged to use caution on boats and docks. lisa, let's get a check outside. it's much, this morning. we've got a lot of cloud cover. lisa: temperatures are mild,

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francisco skyla ho texas has end withostages rescued safely. the situation had police departments on alert, including san francisco. they were coordinating with local jewish community organizers to keep the city safe. if christine sloan has the details. it >> a dramatic scene over in north texas. a hostage situation at the congregation israel synagogue outside fort worth coming to an end late saturday. >> around 9:00 p.m., the hostage rescue and agog. they rescued the hostages. the subject is deceased. >> a massive response from the fbi, swat teams, several police departments. >> today's result which was for

safe hostages was really the result of a long day of hard work by nearly 200fr across the region. investigation telus an armed man took for people hostage, including a rabbi. >> the rabbi is a friend of mine. he is a close friend of mine. it's very personal. it's been put out in the med that he was one of the hostages. >> sources tell abc news the suspect demanded the release of a pakistani terrorist, who is serving 86 years near fort worth. she was convicted in 2010 of attempted murder of u.s. soldiers and fbi agents.

the white house and department of homeland security were briefed on the situation throughout the day. the fbi says the investigation is ongoing. liz: reportedly going to get a covid booster shot. the mandate requires employees to get boosted. those who do not get the shot will be tested frequently starting february 15. in october, apple required unvaccinated workers to be tested daily before when into an office. vaccinated workers have been tested weekly. there will be a mobile vaccination clinic in santa fe. -- san jose. it is free. you do not need to register or be insured to get vaccinated or boosted. covid cases continue to go up. fueled by the omicron variant, the u.s. is reporting 782,000

new cases a day. more than 150,000 patients are in the hospital. the cdc has updated its guidance on masks, and a is better than none at, but mass that fit well offer the best protection. the by the ministration is working to make higher-quality masks more widely available to all americans. >> we all wish we could finally be done with wearing masks. i get it. they are an important tool to stop the spread of a highly transmissible variant. lisa: free test will be available to order starting wednesday. coming up, the u.s. surgeon general will talk about the biden ministrations plan to distribute 500 million rapid tests and new masking guidance. you could watch the full

interview on this week at 8:00 this morning. moving on, when it comes to the climate, the recent storms were welcome news. they are putting focus on a dangerous source of pollution that surges into the bay along with the storm water. new research is pointing to potential solutions. >> walk along and you will likely see trash heading toward san francisco bay. david lewis says much of it comes from the nearby freeway and local storm drains. >> every time it rains, anything on the street goes into the storm drains and into the bay unfiltered. we see this on all the freeways. >> the pollution you can see is only part of the threat. floating alongside and often invisible our micro plastics,

tiny particles that could come from clothing, cigarettes, even the rubber from car tires. >> when the tire hits the road, it wears off these tiny bits of tires. they are practically microscopic. >> third effects could be devastating to salmon and other marine life. in recent studies, they set up to document the likely sources of micro plastics. they confirmed that stormwater water is a main culprit. >> our study revealed that micro plastics are mostly coming from outdoor rain. they were washing across outdoor surfaces and carrying micro plastics into the bay. it the downpours of swept this winter, they created runoff that pulls micro plastics along with it. with a better understanding of where micro plastics come from, researchers are hoping we could come up with innovative

solutions from new technology to changing all behavior. remember the rubber particles? several countries -- companiesom are engineering devices designed to capture the warm rubber before it is left on the road. researchers say limiting the tiny clothing fibers is another opportunity. >> if you throw some hangers on your shower rack and dry some of your close that way. it will reduce the micro plastics get into the bay. they won't be going out of your dryer. >> new efforts by cities and the state to cut down on plastic use. >> the less there the environment. it >> limiting the pollution and micro plastics that can be launched into creeks, streams, ultimately san francisco bay.

liz: an initiative would step further, crating regulations on single-use plastic. let's get a check of the weather now. so far, things are calm out there. lisa: yes. we are looking forward to the holiday tomorrow. the week ahead, if you want warm or days, we have that on tap. we are not looking at any moisture. there are some sprinkles to the south of us. we've had a pesky area of low pressure. we will be drifting to the north. this is pulling up those mid-level clouds. there isn't much, there could be a few sprinkles around hollister . the cloud cover is going to be with us to start the day. you can see that moisture offshore and how cloudy it is.

that has provided for some mild temperatures. it is 51 in richmond. the cooler locations, even milder this morning. we were in the upper 30's from pleasanton. it is much milder. to the north, mid 40's. there is some fog to the delta. everyone is from six to from sif degrees, from hayward down through livermore. moderate air quality through today and tomorrow. we have that cloud cover it contend with. this is ae look live, with the y skies to the day-to-day, they are not going to stay with us. the drive pattern, that stays

with us, except the outside chance. we are looking at warmer by the end of the week. this is a look at your hour-by-hour forecast. you will notice those clouds continue to spin. this is 4:30 p.m. we have more high clouds. the wind will shift monday. the holiday is going to be cooler. when we get to tuesday, the high cloud deck will be sent to the east of us. that will allow for high pressure to build in behind it. wednesday, we still have some 50's out there. look what happens on thursday. we are warming up into the 60's friday, one of the warmer afternoons. we could see some 70's around here. this is nowhere near the bay area.

cloudy skies. the accuweather 7 day forecast, the holiday is dry. you will probably notice the increase in sun and warmer temperatures above average. i didn't say records yet. we could see some spring numbers at the end of the week. liz: we will cross our fingers for some rain soon. if you have tickets to see celine the on the spring, you are out of luck. why she is canceling her tour. age before beauty?

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moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. good morning. lisa: we are looking at some interesting it clouds around santa cruz. it is 53 degrees. looking at highs today on the mild side. around the bay, it is 50 and oakland. half moon bay is in the mid-50's. this is our roof camera. temperatures are in the low

40's. it's not as cold for our friends out in livermore. san jose is on the mild side. the fog is confined to the delta. we had a little bit in concord. by 9:00, 40's and 50's with high clouds passing through. 1:00, we are in the mid to upper 50's around the bay with some low 60's. we have a similar day today, not as warm. we will keep that trend coming into play for your holiday. we will pinpoint the rest of the week when we see you in a few minutes. liz: after the waves subsided, so did anxiety along the coast. we saw higher water levels, the worst fears did not materialize. this is ryan with that story. it >> santa cruz residents on high alert saturday.

>> we were watching the water pushed the lower deck. the wharf was really moving. it >> edward was monitoring the level -- water levels. he didn't think the advisory was much of a problem. he said the water level kept rising. it caused him some concern. >> maybe this is a big deal. we were looking out toward the beach. you can see the flume behind me. the flume disappeared and the water kept going up and up. >> all day long, cruise patrolled the beach. beaches across the area were covered in debris. water levels are much higher than they usually were. >> we came out around 730. we heard there was a tsunami warning. >> she began her day on high ground. it she said there wasn't much to see near the water.

emergency crews were all over the beaches. >> you could see a lot of people out. there were a lot of police and firefighters. you can see a river flowing out to the ocean. >> beachgoers were not deterred. surfers responded in the ocean. many got close to the water throughout the day. >> we were listening for sirens. we heard it go crazy. lots of sirens. >> more residents returned to the beach. some locals did tell me that for a saturday, it was much less crowded than usual, the tsunami threat was going on. liz: you the abc 7 app. it is available for apple to be, amazon tv, roku.

a massive storm is trekking across the country, dumping snow on texas to maine. airlines have canceled 2000 flights. this is what people are dealing with. >> 75 million americans 33 states from the dakotas to georgia to maine are in the path of a wintry mix of snow, sleet, freezing rain that could topple trees or cripple travel. states of emergency declared across several states in the southeast. >> we are prepared to deploy resources as needed to protect the state. >> the governor of northovernorh carolina expects impact across his state. >> i are -- heating oil deliveries are behind schedule as the cold weather moves in. >> we had two drivers out with covid. everybody wants to be there.

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this morning. you can see the clouds right now. we know it's a big day for niners fans, wildcard sunday. landmarks are lit up in red and gold as -- in support of the niners. this is san francisco city hall with the dome lit up. the city sought hall in san jose also showed some team spirit. the airport was also red and gold. you can see the iconic coit tower on the hill with flashes of red and gold. the salesforce tower is supporting the team. it's been nearly three decades since the 49ers and the cowboys went head-to-head in the playoffs. let's get another check outside. lisa: we are going to bring temperatures down a few degrees.

enjoy the holiday. we are going to go in the other direction with more warmth and son. stay tuned, the forecast is next. liz: could this be jimmy gurule apollos last ride? -- jimmy garoppolo's last ride? that's coming up in sports.

liz: injury report with a sore right hand after his fall in the second quarter against the bulls friday night. he finished with 19 points. after the game, he said he would be all right. they face the minnesota timberwolves before returning for a seven-game homestand.

this afternoon, the 49ers battle the cowboys. kickoff is at 1:30 p.m. this is our sports anchor with a preview. >> the 49ers at candlestick park. i was just eight years old. that game marks the last time these long-time rivals met in the playoffs until later today. could this be the last time we see jimmy garoppolo in a wordy niners uniform? the super bowl title could change that narrative. it's been a storyline all year long with trey lance waiting in the wings. >> there is a lot of e there is when they happen, you have to stay cool down the middle. >> jimmy is our quarterback.

we are trying to win a super bowl. >> what are you willing to do for the guy next to you? i don't want this to be the last time i put on the uniform. >> i love this team. it's a good group to be around. >> wildcard weekend kicked off. derek carr in his first ever playoff game. joe burrow finds tyler boyd. the raiders respondent right before the half. less than 20 seconds to go, the raiders need a touchdown. the capacity officially intercepted. it didn't matter because he was short of the goal line. the raiders loop. >> you get a taste of it. it did something to my heart. it made me even more. i can't not play in the

playoffs. we have a belief in us that we really can do anything. the bengals beat us today. we came up short today. >> this young man bundled up for bills and patriots. josh allen was red-hot. he finds dawson in the back of the end zone. that was a perfect throw and catch. max jones tries to answer.ries micah hyde playing centerfield and steals the interception. allen throws a playoff record five touchdowns. the bills role. sharks and penguins at the tank. that is one of our producers, a big pittsburgh sports fan. it is 1-0 early. how did he not score that?

this went into overtime. cowboys game, highlights later. liz: let's get a check of the forecast now. it's a calmer morning. use say springlike conditions potentially this week? lisa: the first couple of days we the coolest. that moves out of here, high pressure is going to move in. that is going to bring more sun and warmth to the end of the week. it's this pesky area offshore that continues to spin off the high-level clouds. the real action shifts here, to the midsouth and up toward the northeast as a huge storm is taking place.

temperatures just above freezing. in south carolina, a quarter of an inch of ice. we are talking about the wind as well. we will see snow in new york city, sigel digit readings from boston to new york and potential he a foot of snow up toward the upstate. this is going to be a mess. you probably heard about the flights being canceled. a lot of people are influenced by that. back home, we are with the clouds, aligned -- allowing for the start. cruz. today, we have partly sunny skies.

temperature change, the clouds have insulated us. it is much milder from our east bay. i don't think we will be as warm. that will down. it may help the air quality. as we get toward the middle of the week. as we look at 280, more clouds this morning. we have more sun this afternoon. the next couple of hours show the clouds continuing to rotate through. system moves out of here.

we will get brighter by tuesday. it's wednesday as high-pressure moves in. the 60's. days is the numbers leveling off. we've got high clouds. it is 62 in san jose. otherwise, the seven dayen dayen forecast keeps us dry and pleasant. by tuesday, things begin to turn around as the wind shifts. liz: thank you. a beloved sticker company has announced it is downsizing and moving out of the state.

it's a change that is emotional for the owners and their customers. >> we would have to hunt or 50 people a day visiting. >> for 30 years, this warehouse had been a bustling factory. >> this is where we used to have all of our stickers listed. >> the walls are bare, the printing machines quiet. jason is packing up, stacking boxes filled with memories. >> we've been institution here forever. >> jason is the owner of misses grossman's paper company. after decades in the bay area, he has decided it is time to downsize. the company is ending all wholesales and moving to utah. >> the pandemic changed things. i need ever need ever need ever

i am getting old. >> we are very sad. >> michelle owns a mom-and-pop shop that has been selling their stickers since the company began. it started with this red heart. this was printed in 1979. >> i loved the story of my father-in-law who met up with andrea when she came to the store. she had a role of heart-shaped stickers and said here's a crazy new product. you have any interest? my father-in-law who also took chances with bic pens and hula hoops said let's give it a try. >> the rest is history. jason grossman says they had printed enough stickers to go around the world. >> we have touched a lot of lives.

>> they are so innovative and fun and whimsical. >> that's the thing about misses grossman. more people are using emojis rather than pasting a sticker on a handwritten card. they are timeless. >> they will keep going, just only sold online. liz: their stickers are all made in america. jason said it has been hard to compete when competitors are selling cheaper stickers made in china. if you want to support them, check out their website. they do still offer monthly sticker clubs. a super surprise, tom brady teaming up with the nfl, giving one family a big gift as wildcard

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of his football idol. he held up a sign that reddy helped him beat brain cancer. brady gave noah a hat. now the bay area native is going one step further for one of his biggest fans. >> you've inspired so many people, including myself. as a thank you, i worked with the buccaneers and the novell to get your family super bowl tickets this year. we hope to be there, i know you are going to be there. quest for his eight super bowl ring when tampa bay hosts philadelphia later today. the big news yesterday, the tsunami advisory for the coast. it has since expired.

it didn't leave us with some memorable moments. take a look. here's my front door. this is the wave. we are surviving the tsunami out here. it is happening. it is happening.

in effect. stay out of the water and off the beach.

not something we see very often the bay area. i know you were tracking it all. things have finally calm down. lisa: we had waves from four feet to eight feet as the fluctuations continued throughout the day. what a gorgeous view here. the sun is coming up that 7:23. we will look at the clouds to start. it's going to remain dry into next weekend. upper 50's in napa. we've got a holiday tomorrow.w.. we have high clouds. liz: thank you for joining u here on abc 7. the news continues at 9:00. we hope to see you then. gma is next. have a great day and a happy long weekend.

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good morning, america. hostages freed. four people held by a gunman at a synagogue in texas. s.w.a.t. teams moving in to put an end to the tense 11-hour standoff. what the hostage taker was demanding. slammed in the south. snow and ice creating dangerous conditions. more than 100 million americans on alert. the fears for massive power outages and thousands of flights canceled. our weather team tracking it all. court defeat. novak djokovic losing his last-ditch effort to stay in play in australia. the tennis champ's statement to fans and the world this morning. covid crush. the record number of cases reported. hospitals forced to postpone surgeries. schools suffering.