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 administered the first doses of

its omicron based vaccine in a clinical trial. this will be tested as a booster shot for people who have been vaccinated and as a three dose series for previously unvaccinated people. the trials are being done as a precaution just in case an omicron specific vaccine is necessary in the future. dharna expected to start -- moderna expected to start similar trial soon. reggie: expected to be treating everyone as if they were exposed. mark said free masks -- walmart said free masks will start being available. kumasi: we are learning about a proposed bill that could require all children to get a vaccine.

amy hollyfield is joining us for more. amy: it is called to keep schools open and safe act and its mission is to make sure all kids have the covid vaccine that they are required to have it before they come to school. it goes a little farther than governor newsom's mandate it it eliminates the personal beliefs 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 that it is evading vaccines. i think we need a choice. >> i think back to 200 years ago when we didn't have life-saving vaccines and children died of what are now entirely preventable diseases. i am all for eradicating these things from circulation by vaccinating everyone.

amy: some republican lawmakers have come out against the bill saying it undermines parents' rights. the bill is being proposed by states representative. they argue this would protect other children in school who they say have rights too. they also sponsored a bill that would allow teenagers to get vaccinated without a parents's permission. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. kumasi: a major new ruling from the supreme court of new york on the polarizing issue of masked mandates in schools. jobina: a judge struck down t jj new york mandate for all public schools. she said her administration strongly disagrees with the ruling and 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 over masks in school is playing out in virginia, were seven districts 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 in los angeles tightening requirements, telling students they must wear a non-cloth mask with a nose wire at all times, including during sporting events. >> children are getting covid at record numbers, which means classes and schools are shutting down because of it and also they are spreading it to their parents and grandparents and other family members. jobina: 1.1 million children tested positive for covid. it all comes as

a plateau or decrease in new cases overall. kumasi: to find all the latest news, had to our website, abc news.com/coronavirus. reggie: a vote on new require gun owners to -- if passed, san jose would be the first city in the country to impose requirements. the national foundation for gun rights threatening a lawsuit. a city ordinance would violate the constitution and punish citizens who haven't committed a crime. >> no good d's -- deed goes unregulated when it comes to gun legislation. we expect there will be lawsuits. the good news is we have a great law firm. reggie: the mayor said the money that comes from fees would be funneled into programs that work to reduce gun violence. in the east bay, antioch police

investigating a shooting outside a liquor store. officers received multiple reports of gunshots in the parking lot not far from highway four. when they got there, they found a man on the ground. witnesses report seeing a car speeding from the scene. no arrest seven made and the victim's name has not been released. kumasi: oakland police a.k.a. -- make an arrest in the assault of an elderly woman. cameras captured her being thrown to the ground. police have not identified the person but said the person is facing charges of assault and cruelty to an elder or dependent adult. the 66-year-old woman told our anchor that the arrest makes her feel the community is a bit safer. a contentious comment caught on a hot microphone. reggie: progress in the fight against the fire in big sur. drew: a live look from the rooftop camera.

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kumasi: firefighters continuing to make progress in a fire in monterey county. the so-called colorado fire is 40% contained. 700 acres have burned since the fire started. evacuation orders in effect for some residents at highway 101. drew: checking breezy conditions, but nowhere near strong event last weekend. into the afternoon, winds turned breezy.

likely gusts between 20 to 20 miles per hour. an offshore breeze will keep the marine layer away. tonight, mainly clear skies. any low clouds we had this morning will quickly get out of here. not a bad day to grab lunch outside. the big story, increase in sunshine. it turned breezy in the hills. 58 in the city. 66 in santa rosa. that -- let's look at how the roads are doing. jobina: we are starting with the bait ridge told plaza -- the bay bridge toll plaza. no slowdown to report. also foggy on the golden gate bridge. anyone traveling southbound is where it seems to be the thickest. outside of that, no major issues

. antioch to concord is 24 minutes. reggie: mandate at a major san francisco venue. the warriors planning on fans getting the shots. reggie: the pioneering bay area brewery making a tough decision to close. kumasi: taking a live look outside. we w

kumasi: the parker tapped behind the google -- the architect behind the google offices offering catering, game rooms, gyms and a whole lot more. he says work life balance can't be achieved by spending all of your life on a work campus. he said offering workers

everything they need in one lace hold people back from being creative. he said the economy suffers because workers are less likely to go out to nearby restaurants if they can get food for free at work. reggie: costco wants to build a store in brentwood. they are eyeing a location on a vacant lot by lone tree plaza shopping center. the plans include a gas station. the city looking into fixes for possible traffic concerns in the area. the closest cosco is eight miles away in antioch. a pioneering bay area brewery calling it quits. they have been a staple of the north bay for three decades. even with a loyal following, the founder says rising rents and staffing shortages made a tough -- made it tough to stay open. >> you think you have it ready and organized and a good backup plan, but here comes covid and reared its ugly head for small businesses.

>> it is breaking my heart a little. i have been coming here for a while. family, friends, it has been home. reggie: some of the 50 employees will be offered eating -- will be offering jobs elsewhere. it will close january 31. kumasi: you are invited to go for three, as in three doses of the vaccine at the chase center. jobina:hen state war and chase nter hostingclin tgefy mbs ready for neandate next month that will set chase center apart from any other professional sports venue in the country. i sat down with the president and coo, brandon schneider, for an interview you will only see on abc 7. >> we want chase center to be the safest venue in the country and we feel like it has been. jobina: chase center is one of only five in the nba that is that a max -- vaccine

mandate. >> we will be the only mandating boosters for everyone eligible. jobina: it doesn't mean you can get a booster the day before you go to a game. 16 and older must be two weeks removed from the final dose. and if eligible seven days from a booster. starting march 1, fans 12 to 15 must be two weeks removed from their final dose. kids five to 11 can show proof of vaccination or a negative covid test. >> if you are coming to an event february 1, you would have to get your booster by january 27. jobina: he has only been in his new role of president and coo of the warriors for over six months and has inherited quite a job, trying to keep more than 18,000 fans, team, and staff healthy in

this new era of the pandemic. >> we can change out the entire airflow for out sort -- outside air four times every hour. in high traffic hours like the concourse, it happens 12 times every hour. this is an investment we made. it costs us more money to operate. jobina: the stadium is collaborating with health pass to make it faster and more accurate. healthy fans and a healthy team is a win. it could also maybe mean a big win, like a shiny gold trophy kind of win. >> with had summary fun moments. -- we have had so many fun moments. we are excited to see how the season finishes. if we can stay healthy, we've got a good shot. jobina: the clinic will be 3:30 to 7:30. a second clinic will be held on saturday. you can schedule an what am i

going to chase center.com, the first second and third doses available today. reggie: what do i have to do -- i love the shot thing. what do i have to do to get on the kum the best treatment. jobina: i don't think everyone is available. it is a very tight velvet rope. drew: i am very food motivated and i want to try the snacks. reggie: you can want to try something, but it doesn't mean you are going to get it here that is what i was just told -- get it. that is what i was just told. i tried.

drew: you think you know somebody. you ask for one little thing. reggie: you think you know someone. drew: let's take a look outside. low clouds over the city. we will take you to the south bay. san jose not as bad. partly to mostly cloudy skies across the south bay. a lot of afternoon sunshine. visibility and issue in the north bay. you can see zero mise visibility. santa rosa down to a mile. the fog lifts at 8:00 a.m. and will not linger as long as previous mornings. temperatures in the 30's and the cold spots. subfreezing in santa rosa at 31. 41 in santa rosa -- san jose.

a lot of sunshine. breezy in the hills. temperatures in the upper 50's to mid 60's. it went effect in l.a. where the santa anas will gust well over 50 miles per hour. home, clear skies. fog not an issue. temperur a lot of us going back into the 30's. active pattern on the west coast monday, tuesday, wednesday. rain totals have been coming down in terms of what we see in the north bay and bay area. an active pattern into the first week of february. fog today in the north bay. we will find sunshine and mild temperatures through the day.

rain chances starting back on monday. kumasi: checking in with ginger for what is live on dma. -- gma. ginger: let's start with president biden and him ordering thousands of u.s. troops on high alert for possible deployment to eastern europe over fears that russia will invade ukraine. new details on the fight against omicron and why the fda pulled emergency authorization certain covid treatments. plus, actor ashton will have concerns on kids and covid -- dr. ashton will have concerns on kids and covid. and a new look at the janet jackson documentary. she is taking us inside her life like never before, and you know she will talk about michael. kevin james will brighten our

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you now have the -- a 39 date total. -- 39-day total. reggie: amy schneider winning her 39th consecutive game, officially could set her sights on ken jennings, whose -- who had a 74 game streak. she is the first transgender to qualify for the sherman of champions. you can watch it right here on abc 7. jobina got to interview her pair that airs tomorrow on midday live. we played around of jeopardy oakland style. jobina: what is oakland style? reggie: all questions related to oakland. you will have to wait and see some of us did well and some of us did not. kumasi: a baby giraffe on the

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area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: president biden repairing to deploy thousands of troops amid concerns russia could move into ukraine. kumasi: new research about how catching covid could impact your health in the future. reggie: a live look at the opening bell. it has been a wild ride. we are breaking down with that volatility could mean for your 401(k). just don't look at it. you are watching abc 7 mornings live on abc 7, hulu live, and wherever you stream. kumasi: let's start with the forecast. drew: fog in the north visibility issues around petaluma and nevada. visibility -- in novato. elsewhere, doing better. limited visibility around the bay shoreline.

here is how the date shapes up. partly cloudy skies giving way to sunshine. breezy in the hills with gusts to 20 to 25 miles per hour. by 4:00 p.m., upper 50's to mid 60's. we will take a closer look at the winds. kumasi: the pentagon preparing for the possibility of violence along russia's border with ukraine, putting 8500 troops on high alert to depend chilly -- to potentially deploy. this is around concerns russia could be making a military move on ukraine. jobina: ukraine responding to the u.s.'s recent orders of embassy personnel to leave the country, because the departures unnecessary and premature. luke perry bases in california and delaware loading up ammunition. other aid should be into ukraine. president biden faces a test to see if he can forge a united

allies stand. the former deputy assistant secretary of state administration is walking a fine line. >> they don't want to further promote putin by using -- by moving troops but they want to make sure they are on guard. jobina: this week, france and germany hosting talks with ukraine and russia in hopes of a diplomatic agreement, as more than 100,000 troops are along the border with ukraine, prompting fears for what russian president vladimir putin might do next. the department of homeland security warns the threat of russia launching cyber attacks remains high if the u.s. or nato response to an invasion. reggie: a big new boat could be closed when it comes to kids, schools, and covid vaccines. state lawmakers considering

getting rid of the personal beliefs exemption. amy: the bill takes the governor's mandate for vaccines in schools one step further. this bill is called the keep schools open and safe act, and the mission is to get all california kids vaccinated against covid as a requirement to come to school and different from the governor's mandate. that allows for a personal belief exemption and this bill does not. it is being introduced by state senators allow for medical exemptions but they say they would not allow kids to skip the shot because of the personal beliefs exemption. >> it is a gigantic loophole, because it allows people for no reason other than their point of view or politics to not have their kid get vaccinated.

lawmakers have spoken out against the bill and they believe it undermines parents' rights and appearance should have a choice. governor newsom has not said whether he supports this bill. if passes, it will go into effect january 2023. reggie: happening today, south bay congressman ro khanna will host a town hall on the pandemic and his efforts of congress to expand access for kn95 masks. it will be joined by the health director to answer questions. the townhall will be streamed on facebook live. kumasi: there have been concerns from some people that getting a covid-19 vaccine could affect fertility. it is catching covid that could impact fertility.

the national institutes of health found that 18 percent of women were less likely to concede if their partner had covid. it followed 2100 couples between 21 and 45 years old for roughly a year. 75% of them got vaccinated during that timeframe. >> the hypothesis is that getting covid and potentially having a fever associated with covid could affect the process by which spur him develop. other studies have shown that fever, regardless of whether it is from fever or something else can affect firm quality for the next couple of months. kumasi: researchers did not see any effect of user -- either vaccination on women's fertility and did not find fertility setbacks in men who were vaccinated. reggie: tonight's performance of harry potter and the cursed child have been canceled due to

breakthrough covid cases. shows over the weekend in san francisco also canceled. hundreds turned away before the curtain was supposed to go up. the show is expected to resume tomorrow. guests should contacthe tietelr. 49ers fans gearing with sunday's matchup with the l.a. rams. they are trying to avoid a repeat of the last meeting where they turned it into a sea of red and made it difficult for rands players to hear the calls. ticketmaster had a notice of until recently that only people in southern california coulda pt the tickets and they said they have no control over how the tickets are sold on the secondary market. kumasi: while many can claim they are faithful with the nfl

named one 49ers fan of the year. they were honored earlier in the year. pre-pandemic, she took a new challenge as the immunization manager for san mateo county. she went from focusing on pediatric vaccinations to mass covid sites. as she and her husband started for a second baby, she kept getting a migraine there they found a tumor located beneath her brain and recently got it out. >> i had brain surgery a few months ago and was able to get that removed with some amazing physicians. i am here and tumor free. kumasi: she and her husband will be going to the super bowl at sophia stadium courtesy of the nfl. this afternoon, former giants king barry bonds will find out if he will be inducted into the hall of fame. it is the last time for barry

bonds and roger clemens to be inducted. this is the 10th and final year on the ballot. neither are expected to reach the 75% rush holt because of their alleged steroid use. if they fall short, they could still be elected by the veterans committee. reggie: ready for a getaway? today is the first time -- first day to start planning. kumasi: new york stock exchange down by 300 point. another update on the markets,. reggie: -- on the markets. reggie: we want to remind you you can watch abc 7 for a whole extra hour with abc 7 at seven: -- 7:00. what is ahead in 2022 if you are thinking about buying or selling. abc 7 is live weekdays at 7:00

a.m. on our bay area streaming apps and abc7news.com. the app is free to download for your phone, tablet, roku, amazon fire, apple tv, or android tv. kumasi: we hope you join us there. jobina: looking at traffic. starting with a live picture of the toll plaza. it is not that busy, which is great news for anyone traveling from the east bay into san francisco. it is a bit foggy but no official advisory. southbound traffic, or you see the taillights, starting to slow down a bit. we are keeping an eye on that. traffic basically came to a stop and i will keep an ion that because the backup -- and eye on that.

minutes. -- san rafael to san 17 minutes. drew: take a look at the wind gust forecast. calm right now, but heading into the afternoon, it turns of it breezy, wind gusting 20 to 25 miles per hour. this is nothing like the gu weekend where we had 629 9mip wind tunnel across california is a big worry because of santa around l.a. blowing over 50 miles per hour. a dry and breezy if not windy day. at home, fog out there this morning. it will burn off quickly.

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reggie:reggie: today could be the last day of pg&e's criminal --. our reporter has been covering them for years and spoke with some survivors who are are reached. >> they went on federal probation because of this disaster 11 years ago, the gas explosion. a jury convicted pg&e of six federal felonies, including obstructing the investigation. eight people died. she lost three, her teenaged son, husband, and her mother-in-law. you are wearing this decision will cost lives. >> i don't think i'm alone here. >> she's not alone, a whole group of pg&e survivors called on the judge to keep the company on probation after they told their stories last year. the district judge said he would

consider extending the probation if federal prosecutors asked him to. their office, led by the u.s. attorney stephanie hines, declined saying it wasn't necessary. >> shame on them. >> they are continuing to kill people. >> the is on the town council in paradise and hand to build after pg&e's crimes burned his house down. >> if i was on probation violated that probation, i would be locked up. >> while on probation, pg&e pleaded guilty to a felony for starting the camp fire and 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 irresponsibility. >> the judge says pg&e has gone on a crime spree during probation and will be a menace to california. pg&e was accused of felonies into other fires which killed four people leading to manslaughter charges. the u.s. attorney's office wrote, at this juncture, it appears the state courts of 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? >> obviously they need a new prosecutor. >> if the judge does not keep pg&e on a leash, they are worried they have more company soon. if nothing changes, the one day

left on probation will be its last. reggie: we reached out to the justice department and the u.s. attorney's office to get, but they declined. they pointed out in the past there is no legal precedent for extending the probation. kumasi: there was an emotional service for the sheriff's recruit killed as he returned from a training session early this month there and an honor guard led the ceremony at cornerstone fellowship church. friends and fellow recruit spokane as -- spoke about him. others echoed sentiments after the service. >> he was literally the most hilarious guy i knew. he made me face my fears so many times and i think i will carry that through a lifetime. kumasi: fellow cadets served as

pallbearers. officers from several local agencies stood at attention. he was described as the exact type of person the community would want as a law enforcement officer. he was just 28. no arrests have been made in this case. david took care of his elderly mother and father. there is a gofundme account set up for them. reggie: legendary musician and bay area resident neil young is demanding spotify remove his music from the platform because of vaccine misinformation spread by joe rogan. he sent a letter to his management team and told them, they can have rogan or young, not both. to have 70 doctors, physicians and science educators signed a letter asking spotify to stop spreading rogan's claims.

the volatility on vols street continues. -- on wall street continues. yesterday the dow was down more than 1100 points at one point before rallying to finish in the green by 100 points. experts cite multiple factors, including a federal reserve meeting that starts today. the fed has signaled it could raise rates as soon march to ease inflation the dow, nasdaq, and s&p 500 are down in the first three weeks of the year, shrinking investors' 401(k). >> it means that could be volatile as well, but looking at last year, stocks of 27%. that means if you put $1000 at the beginning of the year you would have 1300 by years end. even with the volatility, you still have more money than you put in in january of last year. reggie: that is good

perspective. kumasi: mountain view view school being sued for deceptive location tracking. the district of columbia and three states say google makes it impossible to stop ogle tracking. -- stop google tracking. california is not a part of a lawsuit. google disputes the claims saying they're out dirt it assertions about the search engine settings. reggie: it could be the perfect time to plan a getaway, because today is national plan your vacation day. we hear from an expert on tips. take advantage of loyalty reward programs and get something on the books right away. >> there are a lot of things working in favor of travelers. there are more flexible cancellation policies. i say get something on the books , go a little off the beaten

path, especially now because you want to take advantage of having more space. southern florida, you have miami really popular, but some people are like, it's busy. some other great places, tampa, sarasota. reggie: tampa? kumasi: sarasota has a nice beach but it is slow. reggie: so miami. she says her number one rule, always book direct if you want to save big. i would like to go to busch gardens because i am a themepark person. drew: i want to dream breaker, go abroad somewhere, somewhere warm. reggie: give us a name. drew: south america. like brazil. reggie: ok. drew: tahiti.

kumasi: ok. reggie: no longer in south america. he is just naming any country that comes to his mind. drew: i want to party with kumasi. let's talk about what is ute.overcakies and some areas dealing with thick fog. pollen index showing treat pollen running high. main offenders are due t -- are juniper. live doppler 7, the biggest issues in the north bay, san jose at three miles. the biggest concern from napa to petaluma, down to about a quarter-mile. zero miles in novato. it will lift around 8:30 this morning.

livermore at 36. novato at 33. it is cold right now. we warm up this afternoon, a lot of sunshine. the breeze is nowhere near as strong as the wind event we had last weekend. 58 in the city. 66 the high in santa rosa. overnight tonight, mainly clear skies. an offshore breeze keeps the marine layer away. let's talk about the pattern into early next week. an active pattern along the west coast. the rain totals for next week are going down a little bit in the bay area. it looks like we have several chances for rain next week. fog right now, breezy in the hills with sunshine. mild temperatures through the end of the week. we bring back the chance for rain monday of next week. reggie: the new tesla has an

oversized method to get rid of raindrops. a single giant reigned up -- raindrop on the truck. the door will automatically open when the driver taps the phone or key card on a sensor. reports say this is a concept so the version that goes out may be different. the truck will start shipping early next year. ford is pausing orders on the maverick pickup. the automaker is saying they are maxed out on what they can build. they may start taking orders again in the summer. the maverick is the most affordable entry-level hybrid truck on the market, starting at $20,000. a three-year-old boy in livermore likes to pretend he is a police officer. kumasi: you can imagine his reaction when real-life police officers rolled up on his birthday. [sirens] >> oh my god.

kumasi:showing officers visitinn his birthday. he got a hug. when the second officer got there, he said let me see what is in the trunk. they say he made their day. reggie: there is another mural of steph curry but this is different. it contains a qr code. the first 300 people who visit the merrill on the parking garage and -- visit the merrill -- mural and scan the code get a free gift. kumasi: cool. reggie: couldn't they just go up to the screen and scan it? kumasi: the screen right here?

they want people to get out in the fresh air. i know this has nothing to do with nothing but i have been laughing at you about this cup and how you dragged it and called it boring and now this is you. you like it now. reggie: i do, i don't know why. kumasi: right now he said it was basic. reggie: some of the ones i have are not appropriate. masi:

kumasi: pfizer is giving the first dose of omicron based vaccine in a clinical trial. the company said the tribes are doing -- being done as a precaution. reggie: a new state bill would require all children to be vaccinated against covid-19 to attend in person classes. it would eliminate the personal beliefs exemption. the only way to skip the shot would be for medical reasons. kumasi: starting in 2024, u.s. students will be taking the sat online. the digital version will be two hours instead of three and will include shorter reading passages and allow calculators on the map

section reggie: reggie:. -- reggie: the dow is down with investors nervous ahead of the federal reserve meeting. drew: it is a live look at the exploratorium camera. the sunshine comes out quickly. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. jobina: a live picture of our camera in oakland. clear conditions there and everywhere else around bay area. kumasi: oaklands amy schneider has done it again, winning the 39th consecutive game. she has now setting her sights on ken jennings' 74 game winning streak. reggie: we asked her if she wants to hang out with us. kumasi: what did she say? reggie: she said it is a start. drew: she didn't completely shut

the door. reggie: are streaming on show starts in moments. ♪ good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, u.s. troops are preparing for a russian invasion of ukraine. high alert. thousands of american troops ready for deployment to eastern europe as more american-supplied ammunition and military aid arrives in ukraine while president biden meets with european leaders discussing ways to prevent a russian invasion. and the new warning about the potential for cyberattacks retaliation. breaking overnight. north korea firing their fifth round of missile launches so far this month. president biden responds to a question from a fox news reporter with an off mic insult and profanity. what the reporter and the white house are saying this morning. breaking news. pfizer's new weapon. details about an omicron spif