the next step in the fight against omicron. the new trial underway this morning. >> vaccines and kids. a proposed bill requiring children across the state to get the vaccine. >> in's one week, chase center's boost mandate -- in one week,'s she sent -- one week, chase center's boost mandate goes into effect. >> a north bay brewery closing its doors. why the owner says it is time to call it quits. good morning. you're watching abc seven mornings live on abc seven and wherever you stream. >> we will start with meteorologist drew dutra. drew: the thick fog into the bay area. three fourths of a mile in santa rosa, six miles in fairfield and elsewhere the fog is not.

44 in oakland, 41 in san jose. the winter jacket is needed as you step out the door. here is the exploratorium camera you can see that cloud cover right now with partly sunny skies first thing this morning but sunshine moves and quickly. it does turn breezy in our hills but otherwise, temperatures in the upper 50's to mid 60's. reggie: knew this morning, pfizer says it has a minister the first doses of its omicron based vaccine in a clinical trial. the shot will be tested as a booster shot for already vaccinated patients. pfizer has said the trials are being done as a precaution in case a number conspecifics vaccine becomes necessary in the future. they expect to have initial findings later this year. moderna is expected to start

their clinical trials in the coming days. in other covid headlines, a change in some seneca -- santa cruz county schools treating the entire student body as if they were exposed to new covid cases, as a way to cut down on individual exposure notices. walgreens says people can expect to find and 95 masks in their stores on friday and those three tests offered by the government will ship this week. >> this morning we are learning more about a proposed bill that could require all california school children to get the covid-19 vaccine. amy hollyfield is joining us live with more on the bill and what parents think about it. amy: it is called the keep schools open and safe act and the mission is to require all kids who come to school to have the covid vaccine in this bill would take away the personal belief exemption. the only way to skip the shot would be a medical exemption.

we talked to parents on both sides of the issue. >> we all know that with omicron going on, i just think we need a choice. >> 200 years ago, we didn't have life-saving vaccines and children died of what are now entirely preventable diseases, so i'm all for eradicating these things from circulation by vaccinating everyone. amy: there are some republican lawmakers who have already come out against this bill, saying it undermines parents rights. the bills being proposed by scott weiner of san francisco and richard pan of sacramento. they also sponsored the bill that would allow teenagers to get vaccinated without parent permission. if this passes, it would go into effect in 2023. reggie: a pioneering bay area brewery is calling it quits after three decades in business. the economy is something we are focused on, and the owners of

the brewing company say rising rent in the pandemic have left them no choice. cornell barnard spoke with some loyal customers who are now saying a final goodbye. >> to the brewing company. cornell: friends are raising a final glass to one of their favorite places ever. >> we've been coming here for years. >> this place is just the best. it is very sad. cornell: it is where pictures of loyal customers hang on the wall. after serving thousands of brews for three decades, they are closing their doors for good. >> ■it is kind of breaking my heart. we've been coming here for a very long time. family, friends. it has just been home. >> we have to pack it up and move it out. cornell: the founders says rising rent, staffing shortages brought on by covid-19 made it tough to stay open.

>> you think you might have it all ready and organized in a good backup plan, but here comes covid. it reared its ugly head for a lot of small businesses. cornell: they were a pioneer in california's craft brewing movement, opening in 1989 when few even knew how. >> any brewery you can find, they were inspired at least in part by this place. this really was the genesis of the craft brewery movement in the bay area. cornell: 50 employees work here. some will be offered jobs at the sister location in novato. restaurant memorabilia will raise money for a fund for employees who are moving on. >> it is a way we can thank them. cornell: the final toast is january 31. >> it is so sad to see it go.

kumasi: this morning, a major new ruling from the supreme court on new york, on the polarizing issue of masked mandates in schools. this comes as parents and teachers across the country are asking whether kids should be required to wear them in masks. jobina: a judge struck down new york's mask mandate for all public schools and locations. the new york state education department has told superintendents across the state that schools must continue to follow the mask rule while they appeal. the debate is also playing out in virginia where seven district are suing the new republican governor over his executive order which allows parents to opt their children out of school mask requirements. in southern california, schools and los angeles are now tightening requirements, telling students they must wear a non-cloth mask with a nose wire at all times, including during sports. >> children are getting covid at

record numbers which means classes and schools are shutting down because of it and spreading it to their parents and grandparents and other family members. jobina: more than 1.1 million children in the u.s. tested positive for covid last week but pediatric hospitals -- pediatric hospitalization fell 30% during the same period. it comes a states report a plateau or decrease in new cases. kumasi: to find the latest news about covid-19, you can head to our website, abc7news.com /coronavirus. reggie: the city council is set to vote on a new law requiring gunowners to buy liability insurance and pay $25 annual fee. the council draft of the ordinance last june, just a month after the bta shooting. if passed, san jose would be the first city in the nation to impose such requirements. the national foundation for gun rights is already threatening a lawsuit. they said the ordinance would violate the constitution and punish citizens who have not committed a crime. >> no good deed goes on

litigated when it comes to gun regulation. we expect there will be lawsuits. that should not deter us. the good news is we've got a great law firm. reggie: the money that comes from the fees would be funneled into programs that work to reduce gun violence. kumasi: firefighters are continuing to make progress against a wildfire that is burning in monterey county. the so-called colorado fire is 40% contained. 700 acres have burned near big sur since friday night. evacuation orders are still in effect for some residents and a section of highway 101 is also closed. drew: we are tracking breezy wind in the hills today, nothing like we experienced last weekend. but we will notice throughout the afternoon, the wind does pick up in the hills. it is not as noticeable for us close to the valley floor but in the north bay we will find the wind gusting to 24 miles per hour. offshore wind does relax later

tonight and early tomorrow morning, but the offshore breeze overnight will keep that fog pretty limited as we head into wednesday. it is a bigger issue for southern california. that wind tunnel effect aimed at california, santa ana wind will be strong today into wednesday, where parts of southern california could see wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. back at home, it is all about fog in the north bay. temperatures right now, it is chilly out there, mainly in the 30's and 40's as you wake up on your tuesday morning. future weather putting this into motion. any fog will quickly burn off by midday for a lot of afternoon sunshine and pretty comfortable temperatures once again. it is sunny today, and it turns breezy in the hills. 60 in oakland, 66 in santa rosa and 62 in concord. jobina: good morning. no major blocking issues to

report right now, so we're going to start with a live look outside at the richmond bridge and you can see how empty it is. that is the story everywhere around the bay area with no major advisor is coming in from the chp. this is emeryville. let's bring in those drive times for your bridges. golden gate bridge is on time, six minutes for that ride. even quicker for the bay bridge. no slowdowns, it is going to be a seven minute ride to the san mateo bridge. reggie: police make an arrest in connection with an assault in the east bay. the charges that person is facing and what the victim is saying about the arrest. kumasi: the campaign led by the warriors to get people vaccinated and boosted before heading to the chase center. this morning, jobina is sitting down with the team president. reggie: amy schneider, continuing her history making

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outside a liquor store at a shopping center. officers received multiple reports yesterday afternoon, gunshots in the parking lot off of delta fair boulevard not far from highway four. they found a man on the ground. witnesses reported seeing a car speeding away from the shooting scene. no arrests have been made and the victim's name was not released. kumasi: oakland police have made an arrest in connection with an assault of an elderly woman in oakland. surveillance cameras caught the woman being shoved to the ground earlier in the month. police have not identify the person they arrested but they say the individual is facing charges of assault and cruelty to an older or dependent adult. the 66-year-old woman told abc 7 news that the arrest makes her feel the community is a bit safer. reggie: wall street has been pretty volatile recently. we will be watching it closely when the markets open in about an hour. it ended up being a positive day for stocks yesterday after a

sharp turnaround. the dow was down more than 1100 points at one point yesterday. experts cite multiple factors for this philatelic to, including a federal reserve meeting that starts today. the fed has signaled the could raise interest rates as soon as march to ease inflation. kumasi: you are invited to go for three as in three doses of the vaccine at chase center. jobina is here to explain. jobina: the golden state warriors and chase center are hosting a booster clinic to help fans and community members it ready for a new mandate next month. that mandate will set chase center apart from any other professional sports venue in the country. i sat down with the warriors president and coo for an interview you will only see on abc 7 news. >> sin sin edict has been we want chase center to be the safest venue in the country. jobina: chase center isn't one of only fithat has had a vaccine

since the sort of the season but february 1, things are going a step further. >> we will be the only venue in the country that is mandating boosters for everyone who is eligible to receive a booster. jobina: fans 16 and be two weeks removed from the final dose of the vaccine and if eligible, seven days removed from receiving a booster shot. starting march 1, fans 12 to 15 must be two weeks removed from their final dose and if eligible, seven days removed from their booster shot. kids five to 11 can show proof of vaccination or negative covid test. >> february 1, you you y get your booster by january 27. jobina: brandon schneider has only been in his new role as president of the warriors for a little over six months and he has inherited quite the job, trying to keep more than 18,000 fans, the team and staff healthy

in this new era of the pandemic. >> we can change out the entire airflow for outside air, four times every hour and in high traffic areas like the concourse, it happens 12 times every hour. this is an investment we made. it costs more money to operate that way. jobina: but he says it is worth it. chase is collaborating with the city to make verification faster and more accurate. healthy fans and a healthy team is a win, but it also mean a big win like a shiny gold trophy. >> we've had so many fun moments, steph breaking the three-point record. clay coming back. i think we are as good as anyone out there, so we are excited to see how the season finishes. jobina: today's vaccine clinic will be from 3:30 to 7:30 at the plaza surrounding chase center. a second clinic will be held on saturday. you can schedule an appointment

by going to chasecenter.com. first and second doses will be available today. drew: i'm here for it. kumasi: me too. jobina: i'm just going to the game, and i'm happy. i had my first experience there and i am happy to go again. knowing that extra layer of safety does make you feel good because it is huge and there are so many people and i think people are just comfortable to have a good time. kumasi: and it is so nice. drew: how was the food? kumasi: the food and the drink, it is just an experience. jobina: you can still hit up dumpling time on the outside. kumasi: we were spoiled. jobina: we did not have the regular options. drew: i need to go with you guys. i love that.

a great experience today if you are outside with lots of sunshine, that it will turn breezy. a live look at king street. we will start off with a fair amount of cloud cover but this cloud cover is going to quickly burn off for a lot of sunshine this afternoon. still some issues in the north bay low clouds and dense fog. we are at three quarters of a mile visibility in santa rosa. well, seeing 10 mile visibility despite those overcast skies. 49 in the city, 44 in oakland, 35 currently in cinema. it does turn breezy in the hills, but the wind is nowhere near as strong as we were last week. temperatures in the upper 50's to mid 60's. it is a bigger issue for southern california for these wins. we have a wind advisory in

effect where the santa ana could blow over 50 miles per hour at times. back here at home, lowes will be in the 30's are a lot of us with that -- lows will be in the 30's for a lot of us with that she'll. -- with thatit looks active alot coast starting on monday, tuesday and wednesday, but it looks like rain totals are lowering compared to where they were yesterday. it does look active along the west coast. fog into the sunshine this afternoon. mild pattern continues for much of the week ahead. increasing clouds over the weekend that we will bring back that chance for rain starting on monday. kumasi: coming up seven things to know this morning. reggie: grandma versus a scammer. have a quick thinker turned the tables on a scammer pretending to be her grandson. kumasi: the man who

kumasi: if you are just joining us, here are the seven things to know. pfizer has given the first doses of its omicron based vaccine in a clinical trial. the company said the trials are being done as a precaution against -- in case an omicron

specific vaccine becomes necessary in the future. reggie: a new state bill would require all california school children to be vaccinated against covid-19 two per ash to attend in person classes. the only way to skip the shot would be for medical disease -- medical reasons. kumasi: the pentagon has put 8500 troops on heightened alert for the possibility of violence along russia's border with ukraine. reggie: pg&e's expected to end today. a judge said he would not add time to the report -- the probation because federal prosecutors declined to ask him to do it. drew: low clouds over the city, some dense fog in the north bay with a lot of sunshine this afternoon and it does turn breezy in our hills. highs later today in the 50's to low 60's. jobina: we are getting some reports from the chp of a stalled big rig near the toll plaza, traveling westbound.

so far it is not causing a slowdown. kumasi: tonight's performance of harry potter and the cursed child has been canceled because of breakthrough covid cases. this follows a series of cancellations over the weekend. the show is expected to resume tomorrow. reggie: intimates gma first look, a 73-year-old grandma tricked a would-be scammer into getting arrested. >> in this morning's gma first look, the grandmother forces the phone scammer -- versus the phone scammer. jane received a call from a man who posed as her grandson, saying he had been in a car accident. a second call was from a man posing as the lawyer saying he needed $8,000 to get her grandson out of jail. but the retired 911 dispatcher knew it was a scam, fooling him into coming to pick up the money and when this man took the envelope, police arrested him. >> get on the ground. >> he will find you, surf you on

social media, find a telephone number, they will call you and take the shot. >> coming up, we talked with this fast thinking grandmother about how she says she knew it was a scam right away. with your gma first look, i am janai norman. kumasi: the architect behind googles tech campus now calls these offices dangerous. many silicon valley companies have offices that offer catering, game rooms, gyms and more. in an interview with npr, he says worklife balance cannot be achieved by spending all of your life on a work campus. he says it also holds workers back from being creative. he says the economy suffers because workers are less likely to go out to a restaurant if they can get food for free. >> the 39 day total of $1 million, we now have the second largest street in jeopardy history. reggie: oakland's amy schneider

did it again, winning her 39th consecutive game. that means she is just behind ken jennings' 74 game streak. she is the most successful woman in the game's history and the first transgender person to qualify for the tournament of champions. kumasi: a baby giraffe at the santa barbara zoo is on the go this morning. they took their first wobbly steps within an hour of being born. the zoo released this video of them bonding and walking with their mom. they were born last wednesday in the morning. within 45 minutes, they were standing up and appeared to be strong and healthy. apparently having fun and watching cyndi lauper's girls just want to have fun music video. kumasi: it is the latest video

to join the one billion views club on youtube. the iconic statement that says the song which was released in 1983 is a joyful fundament -- feminist anthem and she is proud of the video features women from all walks of life. she says when they made the video, there was no youtube so it is really extraordinary. reggie: i love cyndi lauper. kumasi: that is a fun video. reggie: itching to get away. tips on what to look for when you are planning a vacation. kumasi: the bay area is getting super fast internet, but it is coming at a high price. reggie: barry bonds possibly adding another accolade to his long list.

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deploy thousands of troops amid concerns russia could move on ukraine. kumasi: pg&e's criminal probation could come to an end. the outrage from survivors of some of the utility's deadly disasters. reggie: i new tesla truck showing up with a giant windshield, wiper and no door handles. kumasi: one woman was named the 49ers fan of the year. the challenges she has overcome to earn this title. reggie: abc 7 mornings is live right now on abc 7 and wherever you stream. kumasi: let's start with our forecast withdrew. drew: live doppler 7 showing around the bay shoreline we are doing ok but the north bay is where we have some issues. santa rosa down to three quarters of a mile. a quarter-mile in novato. fog will lift to quickly for a lot of sunshine. it is chilly out there in the 30's and the 40's. 32 in santa rosa with that fog, 35 -- 40 right now in half moon

bay. the bay bridge has some low clouds. we will find that they planted today showing you partly sunny skies, giving way to a lot of sunshine and it is nowhere near as windy as we were this weekend and temperatures going to the upper 50's to low 60's. kumasi: this morning, the pentagon preparing for the possibility of violence along russia's border with ukraine. they are putting 8500 troops on high alert to potentially deploy to support nato forces. this is coming in response to growing concerns that russia could make a military move on ukraine. jobina: ukraine is responding to the u.s. recent order for the families of embassy personnel to leave the country, calling the departures quote, unnecessary and premature. military bases are loading up ammunition and other military aid to ship to ukraine. president biden now faces a test to see if he can afford a united

allied stance against russia's president by consulting with key european leaders. walking a fine line. >> they don't want to further provoke putin by moving u.s. troops into various parts of eastern nato, but they also want to make sure they are on guard. jobina: this week, france and germany will host talks with ukraine and russia, in hopes of a diplomatic agreement. this comes as more than 100,000 russian troops amassed along the border with ukraine, prompting fears from -- prompting fears of what vladimir putin might do next. the threat of russia launching cyber attacks remains high if the u.s. or nato responds. reggie: this morning, we are learning more about governor newsom mandating a return to

schools with vaccines, but now there is a question about whether the children are going to have to go to school without getting an exception if they have a personal belief against vaccines. amy hollyfield is live this morning with the details on that. amy: there there there there the proposed that goes further than what the governor has mandated. he mandated schools would need to require kids to have the covid vaccine, but this new bill goes further, it is called the keep schools open and safe act and the mission is to get all kids vaccinated as a requirement to come to school. the governor's mandate allows for personal belief exemptions this bill does not. it is being introduced by scott weiner of san francisco and richard pan of sacramento. the bill would allow for medical exemptions but not personal beliefs. >> it is a gigantic loophole because it allows people for no reason other than their point of view or their politics to not

have their kid to get vaccinated. amy: some parents and some republican lawmakers have spoken out against this bill, saying it undermines parents rights and that parents should have a choice. governor newsom has not said whether he supports this bill. if it does pass, it would go into effect in 2023. reggie: happening today, ro khanna will be hosting a virtual town hall to discuss updates on the covid-19 pandemic. he also plans to talk about his efforts in congress to expand access to free n95 masks and testing. he will be joined by the senate clara county public health director as a guest to answer questions. the town hall is going to be streamed on facebook at 6:00. kumasi: tonight's performance of harry potter and the cursed child was canceled because of breakthrough covid cases. shows over the weekend in san francisco were also canceled.

hundreds were turned away shortly before curtains were supposed to go up. the show is expected to resume tomorrow and guests are asked to contact her ticket seller for more information. reggie: today could be the last day of pg&e's criminal probation. it comes after a judge said he would not add more time because federal prosecutors declined to ask him to do it. -- spoke with some of the survivors of the tillage he disasters, who are outraged. >> pg&e went on federal probation because of this disaster more than 11 years ago, the san bruno gas explosion. a jury convicted pg&e of six federal felonies, including obstructing the investigation. eight people died. sue lost three, her teenage son, her husband and mother-in-law. you are worried this decision will cost lives. >> correct. i don't think i'm alone here. >> she's not alone. a whole group of pg&e survivors

urged the judge to keep the company on probation. after they told their stories last year, a u.s. district judge said he would consider extending the probation if avril prosecutors asked him to, but their office led by u.s. attorney stephanie heinz, declined saying it was unnecessary. >> shame on them. shame on them. >> they are continuing to kill people. >> woody is on the town council in paradise. he had to rebuild after pg&e's crimes burned his house down. >> if i was on probation, and i have been in my distant past. if i was on probation and violated that probation, i would be locked up. >> while on probation, pg&e pled guilty to a felony for starting the camp fire and to 84 felony counts of involuntary manslaughter. >> the fact that the federal prosecutor will not take the judge's lead and keep these

people on probation, so they are scrutinized, so they cannot kill another person is a slap in the face to me personally and every survivor whose life is different because of pg&e's irresponsible actions. >> the judge says pg&e has gone on a crime spree during probation and will be a menace to california. pg&e is accused of felonies in the 2019 ire which killed four people, leading to new manslaughter charges. instead of extending probation, the u.s. attorney's office wrote at this juncture, it appears the state courts are the proper forum. >> it is going to take years for those to come to a judgment. it did for us. >> who is getting paid off? somebody is getting paid off. >> obviously they need a new prosecutor. >> two of the more than 70,000 people hurt in pg&e disasters. if the judge doesn't keep pg&e

on a leash, they worry they will have more company soon. >> it hurts my heart. >> if nothing changes, the one day left on pg&e's probation will be its last. reggie: we reached out to the justice department and u.s. attorneys office for comment on this story, but they declined. they pointed out in the past there is no legal precedent for extending probation. the judge declined to comment on the story citing judicial ethics rules. kumasi: at&t says it has launched its first multi-gig fiber internet service, making it the fastest internet provider. san francisco is one of the cities getting the superfast neighborhood in -- superfast internet in some neighborhoods. it can reach up to five to get bits per second but the plan is not cheap, starting at $110 a month. at&t says they plan to have the service available to 30 lien customers by 2025 -- 30 million customers by 2025. reggie: leaked video shows a single giant windshield wiper on the front of the new tesla cyber truck.

the truck also does not have door handles. instead the door will ultimately open when a driver taps their phone or key card on a sensor. officials say this is still the concept so the version that was out could be different -- goes out could be different. kumasi: an elusive title for one 49ers fan. how she was named the fan of the year. reggie: a surprise visit for a young boy. the police department that made his birthday even more special. but first a check of the weather with drew tuma. drew: we are tracking some breezy conditions in our hills and this is not going to be like the wind event we saw last weekend. it is breezy this afternoon and by 1:00, especially the north bay will likely see wind gusts around 25 miles per hour and those offshore winds later tonight keep the marine layer away so overnight into wednesday, we have mainly clear skies. the wind tunnel is going to affect southern california. low pressure moving into the

four corners, a classic set up for santa ana wind. southern california is under a wind advisory. for us, it is just breezy in the hills and fog this morning. down to a quarter-mile in novato. the bay shoreline is doing just fine with 10 mile visibility. some low clouds first thing this morning. it will quickly burn off this afternoon. mid-day is nice to grab lunch outside with increasing sunshine. a lot of sunshine after a gray start. temperatures mainly in the upper 50's to mid 60's. 58 in the city. 66 in santa rosa. 65 is the high in fairfield. let's see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we are going to start in walnut creek. so far, looking really great for your commute. i do not have a single issue to report except for a stall on the

san mateo bridge. a live look showing off 680. southbound traffic is getting busier. how nice is this? clear in both directions. the only thing that is slow is coming out of tracy which is what we expect around this time of morning. tracy to dublin, 45 minutes. everyone else is on time. i will give you an overall view of the map so you can see our sensors. everything is looking

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kumasi: barry bonds is going to find out this afternoon if he will be inducted into baseball's hall of fame. this is the last chance for bonds to be elected by the baseball writers association of america. this is their 10th year and final year on the ballot.

however neither bonds or clemens is suspected to reach the 75% threshold for induction because of their alleged steroid use. if they fall short, both to be elected in the future by the veterans committee. reggie: 49ers fans are gearing up for a showdown with the los angeles rams. the rams are trying to avoid a t meeting. the faithful filled so if if if stadium, turning it into a sea of red and they made it hard for rams to even hear the play calls. ticketmaster had a notice saying -- a source from the rams said the tickets were sold out, so that is why the policy is no longer in effect. the person also said the rams have no control over how tickets are sold on the secondary market. kumasi: claim they are 49ers fans, the nfl just named one person this year's san francisco 49ers fan

of the year. we she is not going -- when she is not going to games, she is a person who has had a huge impact on covid-19 vaccine outreach in the area. >> congratulations, you are our fan of the year. >> the moment she won 49ers fan of the year earlier this year, it sure was special. levis or down ines been relief during a tough pandemic, especially for someone like her, who pre-pandemic took a new challenge as immunization manager for san mateo county. >> i've learned to be careful with what you wish for because it was a larger challenge than any of us were anticipating. >> this 49ers fan went from immediately focusing on pediatric demonize asians and flu shots to mass covid vaccination sites -- pediatric immunizations and flu shots to mass covid vaccination sites. >> the first time, i think we

had around 200 people are our first clinic and quickly became 3000 to thousand people per day. >> that wasn't even her biggest challenge as she and her husband are trying for a second baby and she knew something wasn't right. she kept getting intense migraines. doctors found a pituitary tumor beneath her brain and only recently got it out. >> i had brain surgery a few months ago. i was able to get that removed with some amazing physicians. i'm here and i am tumor free. >> able to overcome it, and it turned out to be a blessing in disguise. i'm not allowed to share the news we have but we have some good news, on top of being fan of the year. >> while we can't clarify that news, we can tell you this what he niners fan of the year and her husband will be going to the super bowl, courtesy of the nfl. >> she is always a great person to have on your side or on your

team. just as she is the niners one fan, i am a fan of her. reggie: a three-year-old boy in livermore >> to pretend he is a police officer -- likes to pretend he is a police officer. kumasi: you can imagine his reaction when a real police officer rolled up to his house on his birthday. >> whyatt, oh my god. kumasi: wyatt's mother shared this video of police officers visiting him. once he realized what was going on. look for it. reggie: does he have cuffs? kumasi: so once he realized what was going on, he gets a hug from the officer and the second officer shows up and he goes back to his bike to get the

handcuffs. the department said he made their day. reggie: look at his motorcycle. i wanted that as a kid. kumasi: where did the handcuffs come from? reggie: the trunk. drew: he is prepared. kumasi: he does have a trunk. happy birthday, wyatt. reggie: i don't know about the handcuffs. drew: let's talk about what is happening with the fog out there. low cloud cover. we do have some gray skies overhead. visibility is doing ok in the south bay. our typical trouble spot this morning, 101 from novato up through santa rosa, this is where we are seeing the thickest fog right now. this fog is not going to linger too long today because we will see the wind pick up and we will

also see sunshine later today. right now it is chilly away from the coast. 35 in san ramon, 39 in concord. palo alto is already down to 37 degrees. certainly need to have your jacket this morning. it does turn breezy in the hills but it is nowhere near as strong as we experienced last weekend. the wind likely between 10 and 25 miles per hour. upper 50's to mid 60's. this is much more of a bigger deal in southern california, the santa ana wind has issued a wind advisory in l.a. and we could see wind gusts up to 20 miles ash up to 50 miles per hour. -- wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. a lot of 30's on the board as we head into wednesday. future weather, the pattern does turn active next week along the west coast but the latest models do bring rainfall. nonetheless we are looking at

several chances for somewhat weather as we head into february. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. breezy in the hills with afternoon sunshine. it is mild for much of the week ahead with increasing clouds as we head into the weekend. it is dry but rain returns next monday. reggie: new at 6:00, cosco is eyeing a new location in the bay area. the empty lot where warehouses might be going up. kumasi: doughnuts for donors among a nationwide blood shortage. reggie: are you ready to get away? today is national plan for vacation day. advice f ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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that is because today is national plan for vacation day. we have some advice from travel experts. >> i just feel like i'm exced and i feel relaxed and i'm ready . >> if you are also ready to party, now might be the perfect time to finally plan your vacation getaway. even if travel might feel precarious given the covid situation. >> there are a lot of things that are working in favor for travelers. there are generally more flexible cancellation policies so go ahead and get something on the books, and as far out as you feel comfortable doing so. >> so where to? >> maybe a little bit off the beaten path, especially now because you want to take advantage of having more space. let's say southern florida. do sarasota.

>> if you are tired of the cold. >> arizona. go where it is warm. explore these national parks as well. if they seem busy you can explore state parks too. if you want to go someplace warmer, mexico has proven to be popular as well. >> also cities like boston, nashville and san diego for those looking to travel to cities that might be less busy. what are your tips as for planning travel to save a couple box? >> my number one rule that i say is book direct. most of these larger companies offer the best prices available. what is also great is should you need to cancel, you don't have to go through free different layer is of canceling and worrying about getting charged. >> the next tip to save big, take advantage of loyalty and rewards programs, and finally. >> look to these bigger brands because that is a good time to

score a sweet deal. reggie: n n n n james webb telescope launched, it has finally reached its destination. the telescope's point of observation is nearly one million miles away from earth and beyond the moon. it will investigate planets outside of our solar system. we could see the first images this summer. kumasi: i love to talk about krispy kreme. now krispy kreme is trying to help ease our severe blood donation shortage. the companies offering a free dozen of its original glazed donuts to anyone who can bring proof that the donated blood. that proof can be a donor band or a sticker or digital pass on your donor app. you just need to make sure you show you donated. the offer is good until the end of the month because january is national blood donor month. the world has turned upside down and not just because of the pandemic. reggie: a house built in columbia sits on its roof.

everything inside is also upside down, including the furniture, the kitchen, the bathtub. the person who built this house says they got the idea during a trip to austria in 2015 with his grandchildren. there was a similar topsy-turvy house. they had so much fun he decided to build this one. he says the pandemic slowed down construction but it is all done now and it has become quite the attraction. drew: not for my vertigo. kumasi: i'm already stressed. drew: i'm dizzy staring at this. i don't like stuff like this. it hurts my brain sometimes. taking a live look outside, low clouds over the city. look at our pollen index. high levels levels levels leveln

issue with a quarter-mile in novato. is a live look from the toll plaza and you can see low clouds from this vantage point. partly sunny skies with a lot of sunshine this afternoon. temperatures later today going into the upper 50's to mid 60's. kumasi: neil young's spotify. the content he doesn't like on the streaming service. reggie: plus the president caught on a hot mike. kumasi: plus all eyes on the south bay city, with a first of its kind gun-control measure. >> all around the country whose bank accounts were trained in seconds but the banks will not refund their money, until. >> you don't know how excited i got. >> my money is back. >> i'm so happy i want to cry. >> i could not be more thankful

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all california families. kumasi: the bay areas possible new cosco. good morning. reggie: you are watching live on abc seven mornings live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. drew: starting out with low clouds it will not linger. breezy in the hills. his ability on live doppler -- visibility on live doppler, a quarter-mile in areas. who is a look from the bay bid -- bridge toll plaza. traffic looking fine. partly sunny skies early on. father will not linger. sunshine moving -- fog will not linger. temperatures in the upper 50's to mid 60's. kumasi: this morning, pfizer has

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