annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> californians need to be aware of the weather in a different way than they used to be. >> as a winter wildfire continues to burn, experts give us insight on what to expect in the years to come. calfire now preparing for a fire year. and 49ers fans waking up excited after the thrilling finish against the packers. now the red and gold one game away from the super bowl. we are in red this morning. you are watching abc 75:00 live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream.

we will get to the top stories. let's get a look at the weather. a lot of people waking up happy. lisa: we have tamped down the wind. it is cold. highlight the temperatures much colder than we work yesterday with all of that wind. live doppler 7 showing a big dome of high-pressure over the bay area and california. we are high and dry. 46 in berkeley. closer to the bay, it is 50 in san francisco. 50's down toward san jose and santa rosa. we are anywhere from 24 to 28 degrees cooler this morning without the wind and clear sky. emeryville, air quality will be moderate as high pressure keeps a lid on things. plenty of sun. temperatures climbing through

the 50's into the low to mid 60's and some upper 60's in the outlying areas. the sunsetting at 5:23. -- the sun setting at 5:23. liz: nice weather compared to green bay this morning. the 49ers are one win away from advancing to super bowl 56. robbie'ssssssssss sent them on. we have the highlights. >> zero degrees wind chill in green bay but the 49ers found a way to win. a winter wonderland at lambeau field. the 49ers defense and special teams. fourth quarter, jordan willis blocks the punt. a loose ball and the scoop and

a, tied at 10. the 49ers had the ball with seconds, and good as gold, kicking the game-winning field goal through the snow. 49ers onto the championship, 13-10 winter over green bay -- when -- winner >> if we don't win, people call us trash, and if we do win, we didn't win in the style that you all wanted us to win. at the end of the day, we can't please everyone. >> we feel great. we just got a win. everybody was working through it. >> we trust in each other. >> it is one of those things we will remember sure. this is something we will look back on. >> the way this year has gone

has made the whole journey very special. i am glad it is still going. >> much for coming up in sports. the 49ers will be in a much warmer climate either in tampa bay or in a dome in l.a. liz: that was chris the san francisco mayor celebrated the win. she tweeted adding the caption bang, bang, and faithful to the bay. another tweeted, 49ers football at its best matter the conditions are being an underdog , onto the nfc championship. 49ers fans excited about the team getting one game closer to the super bowl. ryan curry went to a watch party where fans came together and some say the team is a great way

to provide hope for the city. >> it could be our ryan: alex banks braved the cold to see it all. >> i took my shirt off. i had to get the lambeau shirtless picture going. ryan: he said seeing his favorite team win is something you won't forget and it was felt back at home. >> this is a city situation. you can't get no better than the city coming together. ryan: a watch party was held outdoors in gorgeous weather. fans enjoyed the atmosphere as they helped their team win. >> i am a 1980's fan. i'm going back to joe montana, steve young, jerry rice. to see where they are now in 2022, that right there is a win in itself.

ryan: for many fans it was a welcome sight and city officials say it is exactly what the city needs. >> there is nothing like sports to bring people together, especially at this time when we have had a rough couple of years. us to come together like this provides a lot of hope. liz: now to the latest on the rare winter wildfire burning north of big sur. it has been called the colorado fire because it started in the canyon north of the bixby bridge. the fire has burned 1050 acres and it is now 20% contained. and as crews continue to make progress, should we prepare for more wildfires in the winter. our reporter spoke to a climate expert about what we should expect. >> the colorado fire giving this expert insights into what is to come. >> it is extremely unusual.

we had a long stretch of dry weather combined with a wind event that was substantial. luz: he is the director of the climate and policy program at stanford university. >> will we should expect for wildfires like this one in january? >> i think it is more likely we will see more of them. in the old days, this would have been an incredibly unusual event, once in a 50 year event. but these days it is going to be more common and we are going to see it once every couple of years. californians need to be aware of the weather in a different way than they used to be. the risk is real now. luz: instead of categorizing summer months as the beginning of fire season, calfire preparing for a fire year. >> we used to call it the

california fire season where we might get fires in july that would last through september, october, just a few months. now the fires are extending all the way through december and into january. luz: as units gear up for the rest of the year, they are noticing california coastal regions no longer off-limits for wildfires. the hum have -- >> there should be the heavy coastal marine fog influence that brings the humidity levels up overnight, that didn't happen last night. the humidity levels did not recover and it stayed very dry. luz: he believes fire prevention strategies will be keep moving forward. >> we need to allow some fires to burn when it is safe to do so when weather conditions aren't extreme so we essentially pick the time and place of battle as opposed to letting nature

choose. luz: calfire urging the public to say vigilant for fires throughout the year and not only in the summer. liz: the high winds because chaos, downing trees and knocking out power to thousands. we are looking at the pg&e power outage map, most are still in the east bay and a few in the north bay but thankfully many people have gotten power turned back on since yesterday morning. our reporter shows of some of the damage. >> oh, >> strong winds took down this spruce tree. >> it was around 4:00 a.m. and we heard a giant bang and saw a bright flash of white light. >> it not the power lines down

leaving neighbors in the dark. news director spoke live from his house on abc 7 mornings as the chaos unfolded. >> firefighter on the second floor of my house. on the other side of the window, there is a power line dangling. >> removing the tree could take days. not far away this toppled tree was blocking colton boulevard. >> this is going to take a good couple of days to clean this up and get our power back on. >> in the meantime we will be cold and miss the football game. >> wind knocked down this elm on 62nd street destroying his car. >> i am surprised that tree fell and it just happened to be on my car. there was plenty of parking, and i disliked -- i just like to park there. >> the wind knocked power out to

businesses but some trying to make it work and stay open. this market was doing cash only transactions and hoping frozen foods would not defrost. >> if this goes any longer we could be in trouble. >> pg andy said it could take days to restore power -- pg&e said it could take days to restore power. liz: a lot of people hopefully got a good nights sleep last night. lisa: upper level wind in the north at over 20 miles per hour, but much calmer conditions. a live look outside where temperatures have dropped into the 30's for many of the valleys around the bay. we are very cool and clear. we will talk about how warm we get an signs of a change in the weather pattern. i will have them for you. liz: remembering michelle go. friends and family remembering the woman shot to death one week ago.

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liz: san jose police investigating a hit and run. it was on north jackson avenue. the victim died at the hospital. investigators say this is san jose's six pedestrian death -- sixth pedestrian year. nine people have died in accidents in 2022. in fremont, a vigil was held for michelle go. last weekend she was pushed in front of a new york city subway train and was killed. the group citizens for a better community organize the event. city leaders such as the mayor, urged the community to

stop the hate. a signed photo poster photo pose to michelle's friends to give to the family. her suspected killer, marshall simon, arrested shortly after the incident. hundreds of antiabortion advocates joined at the 18th rally and march in san francisco. >>[chanting] liz: there was a strong police presence. the group gathered at civic center plaza on the anniversary of roe v. wade. they heard testimonials from people involved with abortion and the negative effect it had on their lives. the number of mergers rebounded after the pandemic reduced it to 3000 last year. san francisco's chinese new year parade is back and preparations in full swing.

our news anchor participated in a dance that pay tribute to one family who experienced tremendous loss. >> preparations for the lunar new year of the tiger, february 1, in full swing as the line dance troupe performed ceremony they haven't been able to do for a while. >> today what we are going to do is a traditional ceremony, where we bring the lion and this year we have a dragon that we are going to bring to life. >> the trip has been performing in the chinese new year parade every year since 1988. after covid canceled last year's parade, they are roaring back to life. i had the honor of waking up one a lion. the dragon also holds special significance, named after the little boy killed by gunfire in oakland this past november. his mother and father dotted the

i's as community members burned incense and paid respect. the founder of the group said the traditions run in his blood. >> i always wanted to do it even since i was a little kid and even though i am 60, i will still perform and today i will perform a little. liz: keep your eyes open for the lions in the chinese new year's parade on february 19. that's get a look at the forecast. still high wind but nothing like what we saw. lisa: we usually have breezy winds. but they are out of the north and will warm us to about average readings. we have been into the 70's in parts of the north bay. with the offshore flow, definitely a warm day and starting off cool as skies are clear and the winds have combed.

72 in napa yesterday, 75 at the napa airport. san jose was 68. downtown san francisco, 67, as well as redwood city. a big dome of high-pressure and control. current numbers cold in the san ramon valley. 34 in livermore with upper 30's down through san jose and gilroy, 36. 46 in oakland. certainly chilly out there, anywhere from 16 degrees colder along the coast with 13 degrees colder from san carlos. 24 degrees colder up in santa rosa, fairfield 21 degrees colder. upper level wind out of the north over 20 miles power, bringing down dry air. -- miles per hour, bringing down dry air. we get an offshore flow and a

spark and the offshore winds can carry that and we are certainly in a situation now that is unlike anything we've seen with just the wind shifts and dry spells that we have had for like every other month. hopefully february will usher in wet or conditions -- wetter conditions. our beach hazard statement until monday, you can see three to six feet and this brings the risk of waves and strong rip currents down through monterey. certainly use caution if you're headed to the beach. in the south bay, look at the highs from santa clara and san jose, we should be around 60 degrees. 67 in san jose. looking at temperatures a few degrees cooler. by wednesday and thursday, should c70 -- you should see a

70. on friday, bringing clouds and cooler temperatures. as we get into saturday, look at the storm system knocking on our door. as we get into february, hopefully that will bring a return to some more seasonal conditions. highs today, nothing but son. 65 in fremont -- nothing but sun. 65 in fremont. the seven day forecast, slightly cooler conditions. the ridge rebuilds, dry and mild weather for the next week. we are rounding out january very dry and hopefully february will bring a change. i talked about the every other month type deal, we are due for february to bring rain. liz: just ahead, maintaining a 20 year friendship. how one group of women in the east bay reading a milestone and

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night i said why don't we get together every month and do something every month and that was the seed for what has now become 20 years of girls night out. kumasi: did they expect it to last two decades? >> absolutely not, because the second activity we did was to do returns at the nordstrom rack. kumasi: thankfully things turned around and girls night out was born. over the years salsa dancing, swings at a batting cage, and visited the firing range. everyone enjoyed everything. >> the ones i did not enjoy were san quentin. we learned to fire a firearm. i did not enjoy that. kumasi: on the second sunday of each month they come together for an activity that is $20 or less.

they take turns planning and it cannot be repeated. >> there are times, you can imagine, it is late and you are tired from a long day of work but you go. you may even begrudgingly go. there was never a time i left girls night out without smiling and feeling better. kumasi: with the pandemic, they kept it going and the pandemic only reinforce the importance of the monthly meet up. >> we have gone through relationships and having kids and just knowing that i don't have to explain this to anyone that i am going out with my friends once a month. this happens. kumasi: and while it takes a lot of planning, consistency, and commitment, these friends are grateful they put in the work. >> a lot of things i thought i could maintain my friendships from childhood didn't because i sort of assumed it would all work out.

it takes some work and planning. it is not magic. >> 20 years of moments like these are. if there was one word you couldn't used to describe girls night out, what would it be? >> it is beautiful and i am so proud of it and proud of what we have done. god willing we will go 20 or 30 more. kumasi: a decades long dedication to friendship through whatever life may bring. thank you, ladies. >> thank you. liz: that is lovely. still to come, two years after the first covid case was detected in the u.s., we are hearing from people who have lost loved ones to the virus. how they are stepping up to help others in the same situation. plus, getting kids vaccinated,

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annoucer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: think you for joining us live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. let's get back over to lisa argen. lisa: after the winds began to calm, it was a nice day. 36 in redwood city. menlo park, a chilly 37 as well as palo alto. in fairfield, there is fog, 54 novato. anywhere from 12 to 24 degrees colder. high-pressure still in command but the winds have subsided. four to five mile visibility from napa to novato.

as we go through the day, in the upper 50's by 11:00. tons of sun. mid-60's for some. the onshore flow will keep the city a be a few degrees cooler. minor changes for the weekend but we all want to know when the rain is coming back. i will let you know we come back. liz: a study shows the omicron variant spreading rapidly and boosters are the best defense. or hospitals reporting an increase in cases. >> as the fight against againsta continues, cases falling or plateauing in more than half the country, including the northeast, but the situation is critical in several states and many hospitals still overwhelmed . among those hardest hit, this constant, which leads the nation in new cases per capita. >> if you fall on the ice, have a heart attack or a stroke, we don't have beds available for those types of incidents.

patients are waiting in the emergency room for days. >> the u.s. recording over 18 million new cases in the last month alone, within a quarter of the nation's total confirmed covid-19 cases reported since the beginning of the pandemic, but millions of eligible americans remain unvaccinated. >> unvaccinated are nearly 14 times more likely to be infected and 53 more times likely to die. that is huge numbers. >> federal judge in texas barred the government from enforcing president biden's vaccine mandate for federal workers. in a statement, the white house sang "vaccination is our strongest tool against the virus." justice department plans to appeal the decision. the biden administration says free n95 masks will be available at pharmacies and community health centers in the coming days and free at-home test from the government have begun shipping. liz: coming uping uping uping un

anthony fauci will talk about whether the u.s. is finally at a covid turning point and when vaccines will be available for children under five. you can watch the full interview on this week with george stephanopoulos right here on abc 7. the children's discovery museum in san jose is holding a vaccination clinic. kids who get a shot will get a family pass for a free visit. only walk-offs will be accepted on a first serve -- first-come, first-served aces. -- first-come, first-served basis. we are following developments on the dispute over covid safety protocols between the oakland teachers union and the school district. the union tells us they are making progress in discussions that the district. they expect to have an update tonight and had the issue resolved by monday. three demands were met, on-site testing, kn95 masks, and

addressing staffing levels. the district refuses to put the agreement in writing and teachers say they will strike if a deal is not reached. harry potter and the cursed child is expected to resume tonight at san francisco's theater. last night's performance was canceled due to breakthrough covid cases. guests are being asked to contact their ticket seller to exchange for another performance date. it is hard to believe, but it has been two years since the first case of cobit detected in the u.s. 87 news -- covid detected in the u.s. abc news has spoken to who have lost loved ones. tara in arizona lost her dad and is grateful to the medical workers showed compassion and love during his last days. >> it is so hard on so many

levels. there have been so many up and downs. vaccine came out and i felt so positive and i volunteered at a vaccine site. i cried while i was vaccinating seniors because i was like, oh my god, i wish father was here. liz: and she got a never thought, her dad passed away from covid. >> it really came to have been marked and for the rest of our lives we will be marked by covid. that was really both an inspiration from my father but also wanting to create a name for an organization that could be a really big tent for people who have been impacted by covid. liz: marked by covid is giving those who lost loved ones new

direction. she called out former president trump for spreading false information that led to the death of her daughter. >> i feel like i found what i need to be doing. we can't let the memory of our loved ones just go by the wayside. this was a huge tragedy. liz: lucy lost her husband and her sister-in-law to the virus, and now she is working with marked by covid by establishing a covid memorial day. california is looking for a few good college students who want to volunteer and get paid. they would respond to emergencies and disasters and in exchange they will get $10,000 toward their tuition. our reporter expands how it works. >> students carry a heavy burden by taking on loans to pay for college. >> the ones that i have i would certainly have to get a job instantly after i graduate. >> but what if part of those

loans would be paid out before they graduate? through a new state program, students would only have to volunteer. >> if you step up to serve your immunity, we will help you pay for college. >> estate is investing $146 million -- the state is investing hundred $46 million. >> serving as they help tackle critical issues like climate change, covid-19 recovery, and other challenges facing the community. >> if one were working full-time, 450 hours would translate into a little more than 11 weeks. they would earn $10,000 to pay off loans or other college expenses. >> 10,000 bucks is a lot of money. it is a big deal. 6500 people having that opportunity. if this works, we can go back to legislature and take it to the rest of the country because

nobody else is doing this. >> student loan debt crisis seems to affect low income families more. it means those tracked with debt won't be able to contribute enough to the economy. dreamers will also be allowed to participate because these are state funds. 45 universities will take part in the program. more will be added later. liz: still ahead on abc 7 mornings, pirate house preview. southbay home on a disney plus show is now streaming. we meet the owner of the home. here is a look outside. winds a little bit calmer than we experienced yesterday, which is good news.

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liz: welcome back. here is a live look from our golden gate camera. visibility is not too bad. this weekend event check out a first of its kind at the irish cultural center. the exhibit explores the rhythms of iris dancing -- irish dancing. the cultural center is celebrating 150 years of iris dancing in the bay area. the exhibit runs through next sunday. tickets cost $20. getting outside to play just got more fun in one san francisco neighborhood because of the grand reopening of the casei jones playground. the city put $6 million millionn park. there is new exercise equipment, a walking path and a picnic

lawn, another great reason to get outside this weekend. it has been really nice this weekend. lisa: we had two records, kentfield and santa rosa, 69 and 76, respectively. another day of above average readings, but a return to an onshore flow late in the day. we will see if that brings changes and talk about february. liz: the 49ers advanced to the nfc championship game after robbie gould's walk-off winner. the reaction,

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on a top team in the western conference. they face the utah jazz who are without the all-star guard, donovan mitchell. the 49ers weight to find out who they -- the 49ers see who they will be facing. here is our sports anchor. chris: after a thrilling win over the cowboys, the 49ers' reward was a trip to lambeau to take on the top-seeded green bay packers. it was the fifth coldest packers playoff game ever. both quarterbacks might be indifferent uniforms season. six minutes to go in the second corner, the first completion of the game. jimmy garoppolo to george, zeroo degrees and short sleeves. garoppolo in trouble, picked off.

packers -- the ward blocks the d goal try and it is 7-0 other half. kyle shanahan fired up momentum into the locker room. third quarter, running hard and gets crunched, clearly in pain on the sideline. that would lead to a field goal, 7-3. five minutes to go, packers punting from their own end zone. the block, go get that get it and score, game tied at 10. are you kidding me, minutes to go, still tied. third and seven, tough running, first down move the chains. he hops off the field 103 total yards. that sets of this robbie gould, ckinheield gime expires, 13-10, niners headed to

the nse championship game next week. >> our guys were going crazy. they were ecstatic. just that game and the way it went and the elements, to find a way to get a win, i couldn't be more proud of the guys. >> we have been through much so we don't get faced by much. it was cold, real cold. it was the mindset of the team and the physicality we have to play with and we did it all four quarters. >> every week is different. we have done it multiple ways, but just the fight in this team is ridiculous. you can file on the sideline even if things aren't going well. chris: bay area of unite, supporting the 49 year -- 49ers gear. giving up two goals in the first eight minutes. he gave up two more in the next five minutes. making it four minutes.

13 shots gave up four goals and the sharks lose 7-1. they will take on the winner of the bu liz: what a great day. very happy this morning. better weather. lisa: we have a gener we have a flow in the upper elevations keeping us mild for the afternoon temperatures. the winds may be over 20 miles per hour in the north. we have chilled out with temperatures in the 30 from livermore at 34. 39 in san jose as well as freemark -- fremont. 53 in half moon bay. 40 20 four hours ago we were

hours ago we were colder. mount diablo out oo out oo out o nine mile power winds. wind of over 60 miles per hour yesterday. here is a look at sutra, where it is nice. sunny and mild. looking at the dry pattern continuing io e d oth it looe we tt as intoebruary,hi least signsre dir. nohwesterly swell, three to six feet out there. this afternoon until the afternoon, strong recurrence -- rip currents possible. this is a view of the southbay around santa clara. san jose with upper 60's. average high is about 60. we take it down a few degrees midweek.

by wednesday and thursday, numbers back up to near 70 degrees. this will take us into february and as we look at the rainfall potential, we have a little bit coming our way. it looks like it will be a cold system to add to the cr snowpack. we should be around 60 in the southbay, numbers through the low 60's to mid 60's in the midland east bay. looking at 60's in morgan hill. yesterday, you were at 76 and beating the old record of 74 peer looking at temperatures elsewhere around the bay, very mild with the offshore winds turning onshore shore late in the afternoon. that will keep san francisco a few degrees cooler in here is the seven day forecast, temperatures from the low to mid 60's and looking at cooler conditions at the coast monday and tuesday. getting into seasonable readings midweek paired we should be in

the low 60's. by wednesday and thursday, bumping up the numbers. a slight chance of showers comes our way on friday but more likely into the weekend and beyond erie that is way too far -- and beyond. that is way too far out to predict. we could do a flop in february that would bring us much-needed rain. liz: a pirates paradise in a morgan hill backyard is about to be known across the country. morgan's code made it disney plus dave you -- made its disney plus debut. we caught up with the crew. >> in the quiet city of morgan hill, a secret pirates cove like you've never seen you for, but the secret is out. morgan's code will appear on the world according to jeff goldblum, highlighting the best backyards the country.

>> do you see what i am seeing? they have a ship in the backyard. >> it is an honor to look at it because we enjoy every day of every minute of every hour when we are here at the cove. >> they worked on the backyard, complete with a one third scale pirate ship to give them throw rope pirates of the caribbean experience. -- to give them a re them a re e of the caribbean experience. now they will be seen on disney plus. >> it was amazing when they came. their 18 to 20 people here and they have these set ups, huge cameras on their backs with backpacks. it was a little intimidating. >> the team shot for 12 hours because jeff goldblum was so

interested and now he is officially part of the pirate crew. >> we had to put him through some tests dealing with the rigging and the ship. i was not overwhelmed by who he was, other than he was coming onto our ship as part of a crew member. >> this two-part inmate and the crew has been waiting to see their debut. we gave them a first look at the episode. >> that is awesome. >> check it out. [laughter] >> that was pretty remarkable what you just showed me. having no blueprints or plans, and for it to come out to see what we have created is incredible. liz: that is really cool. the episode is streaming on disney plus. disney is the parent company of disney plus and abc 7. a top art fair returns to san

francisco for the first time in two years. where you can see work from the

>> a san francisco event returns for the first time since 2020. it features 45 calories and a special installation up at fort mason festival pavilion. dozens of other art dealers will be showcasing their exhibits and organizers say fog has helped make san francisco a for the international art world. the fair runs from 11:00 to 5:00. next, good as gold. the 49ers pull out a huge win over the packers to advance to the nfc championship. we will have all the highlights from the game. fires and climate change. why experts say we need to prepare for wildfire's year-round, not just in the

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calfire now preparing for a fire year. 49ers fans waking up excited after that thrilling finish against the packers. the red and gold just one game away from the super bowl. good morning. it's sunday, january 23 you're watching abc 7 news. i'm loose kreutz. let's have a look at the weather with lisa argen. >> it's a great game and yesterday when the winds begin to relax it was amazing out there. temperatures breaking records in the north bay's. here is a look at our big dome of high pressure keeping the west and dry. north winds still in the upper elevations. it's going to turn more on