enjoying the wind. some of them practically flying over the water. the balance is remarkable but the winds are not all fun and games today, especially if you are in the north bay. kristin: let's check in with mike for a look at what is happening. mike: the fastest wins have pushed their energy across our neighborhoods so the worst is behind us and the likelihood of damage while. the winds in the mountains. that is 20 mph smaller -- slower than the peak of 58 this morning. most of us are seeing a retraction of the winzip gusting to 21, 30 san jose, and those are the exceptions. of rogue burst of wind reaching 70 is possible but we will keep

a high wind warning until at least midnight for the north bay mountains. for the rest of us in yellow, we have the chance of wind gusts up to 40--mph until midnight. you will notice a decrease into the evening and overnight with the winds and by tomorrow morning, those will start to subside. the 21st and 22nd, windstorm shook the weakness out of our trees and power lines. kristin: you can track the wind where you live. it conditions and weather forecasts are part of the kgo app. we are streaming on amazon firee and apple tv. larry: today marks a week since an oakley woman disappeared and police are treating this as a highly suspicious case.

leslie sat down with her brothers for insight into what the family is going through. >> it felt like a regular day. she asked if she had mail at the post office. leslie: that was january 26 and by the next morning, his younger sister had not come home to the apartment she shares with her parents. leslie: what made you feel this was serious, this was scary for her to disappear? >> usually, she comes home. she has responsibilities. she drops her brother off at school. leslie: the family launched a search and found her light blue infinity abandoned on a residential street that afternoon, keys still in the car. >> when my parents got there, my dad said open the trunk. i unlocked the trunk. i opened it up. there was nothing there. >> that was harrowing, for

sure. leslie: his girlfriend is helping in the search for the nursing school graduate. her cell phone is turned off and personal belongings are gone. they knew something was wrong and reported her missing to police. they then contacted her ex-boyfriend, someone she dated for three years until late 2021. they say he told him -- them he saw her the night she vanished. >> he saw she was there -- said she was there and left. >> we have not been able to connect with him. leslie: for helping out with posters? >> for anything. leslie: has he said he doesn't want to? >> we have not had contact. leslie: they say the police executed a search warrant of the ex-boyfriend's home in antioch, removing bags of potential evidence.

they praised further -- police for their efforts and launch a campaign for it flyers across the area and beyond. >> it is not feel real. i see her poster all over the place, on the news. my parents were extremely worried. this is getting worse and worse. a lot more darker thoughts entering my parents minds. >> i would say support has been huge. from family and friends. . i don't know we would be able to do this without them. yet, it is pretty much indescribable. there is no words. leslie: the search continues as police pursued tips and analyze evidence. i'm leslie brinkley the east bay. kristen: to the controversy in san francisco over a close homeless shelter. it would be located at a former hospital. some neighbors are pushing back.

liz kreutz is live with a look at what neighbors are saying. liz: neighbors against the proposal on polk street say this is not a case of -- they say that neighborhood has several other homeless shelters in the area. they feel it is time for other neighborhoods to stop. up and help. . four blocks from union square, plans are moving forward to turn this youth hostel into a homeless shelter with neighbors in the area pleading with the city to reconsider. >> we are worried it will fail and fail all over our streets. liz: susan ross is a member of a group formed to push back on this proposal which would convert the building at 711 polk st into a homeless shelter run by urban alchemy. she says there are several other supportive housing facilities in the neighborhood already. susan: there is a big city here. we don't see these kinds of

facilities popping up in the numbers we see popping up in this neighborhood. >> shelter and transitional housing are solutions to homelessness. right now, we do not have enough spots for people who are on the streets. liz: at the board of supervisors budget and finance meeting today, supervisor matt haney voiced his support. others backing the project argued the homeless crisis requires immediate action in any way possible. >> we need shelter and support for these community people. delaying that shelter and support is a shameful failing. liz: neighbors opposed say the neighborhood increasingly feels like an extension of the tenderloin. they are concerned another shelter will make it worse. >> their people across the street having sex in the middle of the day and openly selling drugs. that is how our neighborhood is changing.

that did not happen. this is all new. liz: the proposal was passed by the budget and finance committee today after hearing from people like susan wiles but also people who support the project. it goes to the full board of supervisors for about. liz kreutz, abc 7. kristen: is this a done deal? are there any changes based on the feedback? liz: the neighborhood alliance feels it is the board of supervisors going to pass. the fact that it is a youth hostel makes an ideal space since it is set up for communal living. the city and the neighborhood allies have worked together for solutions that might make people feel safer having it there. if approved, the shelter roast start at 150 people and scale up slowly over the -- overtime. there will be on-site case

managers 24 hours a day. larry: pg&e has repeatedly been found at fault for starting wildfires in parts of california, get the company continues to get exactly what it wants from our state government. kristen: we learned the newsom administration recertified pg&e as a safe company despite its tendency to start fires. larry: brandon brenneman from the abc station in sacramento has the latest. brandon: activists to the left of governor newsom have been watching and don't like what they see. >> we are here from this press conference to: governor newsom to be the people's governor. and not pg&e's governor. brandon: they watched newsom win office with tooth out -- 200,000 dollars in pg&e money and they watched pg&e turndown paradise ashburn down paradise, -- pg&e burned down paradise, then they watched the governor bail pg&e

out of bankruptcy. >> at issue today is what we are calling pg&e's license to burn. brandon: arson investigators recently announced pg&e sparked the dixie fire, burning one million acres last year. they do not think it was innocent and forwarded it to prosecutors. for criminal charges. . pg&e is planning to take $150 million out of a state insurance fund to pay for the damage of the dixie fire. it gets to tap out front because last year it had this -- an official state safety certificate, created by the law gavin earned -- governor newsom not only signed by his office paid to have written. these activists lobbied him to reject this years's certificate before next week's deadline. >> we have requested a meeting with governor newsom and his lead staff is going to meet with

us next week. brandon: the newsom administration had already quietly approved pg&e's safety certificate just before the meeting. we founded it on the administration's website. >> that is news to us, terrible news. brandon: the group calls on the governor to reconsider. >> we also want you, governor, to take care of holding accountable the biggest arsonist in the state setting the fires, pg&e. brandon: meantime, an update on this. >> the trustee says your bill left them out. how do you respond? brandon: governor newsom walked away when we asked about the settlement with ron barber victims -- wildfire victims, paid part of pg&e stock, which was never advertised. the trust fund sold its first shares, $80 million left --

less. larry: certificate is good for 12 months and it does not necessarily mean pg&e has taken all possible steps to prevent sparking more fires the newsom administration says. kristen: digging deeper into more pop-up testing sites. what we have found. 2-22-22. how people are celebrating the special day. wiping away a decades

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>> liftoff in, falcon. larry: there is, quite the view from -- as the launches from southern california, a spy satellite from the u.s. national reconnaissance office. facebook parent company shares tumbled. shares of metta fell more than 20%. the company still earned more than $10 billion in the fourth quarter. twitter and pinterest also fell 10%. kristen: political leaders took another step to make amends to san francisco's chinese community. >> is important we tell the truth and that we make a formal apology and say sorry on behalf of the city and county of san francisco to the chinese community, chinese-american community, and chinese

immigrants for that long history of racism and discrimination. kristen: today's public apology as delivered by the supervisor haney comes a day after the board unanimously approved a resolution apologizing for past atrocities. the student who cowrote the resolution -- resolution expressed hope for the future. >> i hope that we knew -- do not forget what has happened in the past as we did before but that we use this as an opportunity to learn how to care for our people in the city. kristen: this part is important. the resolution calls for funding in the city's budget for investments. in cultural institutions. larry: is a big day for bart and riders who find themselves in a desperate situation, staging a toilet paper cutting ceremony to mark the reopening of a completely renovated restaurants at the powell street station.

the restaurants at all 10 underground's rations were closed for security reasons in the wake up to that 2001 terror attacks. this comes after demands by the public and study by rabid trends in agency. >> gate is about time it changed to address the real world circumstances. larry: bart plans to reopen the restaurants at the 19th straight station in downtown oakland february 25 followed by more reopening's over the next year. time for whether -- weather. it is groundhogs day. are you concerned? kristen: i was not happy with the groundhogs. larry: punxsutawney phil let you down? when is the last time we had winter? if we had six more weeks of winter, we can get some rain. we can look at it that way. six more weeks of 65 and 70.

kristen: i feel guilty. we need the rain. mike: it depends who you ask and where you are. it is groundhog day and that is a great movie. here's punxsutawney phil emerging from his burrow to see his shadow, six more weeks of winter. the decision is unanimous, groundhogs in georgia and wisconsin predict an early spring and i saw key west has a conch that came out of it shout and said spring is coming early. i said this is getting out of hand. if you are jogging down the embarcadero toward oracle park, you have nice wind. if you are running into a 30 mph gust, watch out there. are fastest wins, mount hood, 60 in the north bay, hamilton 57 in the south bay, oakland hills 44. it was rough on the bay earlier

today. it is getting a little calmer. the golden gate bridge had a nasty caught -- cross breeze of 37. gusting to 30 in san jose, as fast as it will get, and when you take the air to low elevation, you can press it and heat it and dry it out in this is what you end up with, 60 to 64 in san francisco, mountain view, half moon bay. 25 mph across the golden bay. everybody else in the low to mid 60's, even 67 degrees now. the winds will move back to the hills tonight. clear. " or tomorrow morning. . , and sunny tomorrow. it will feel like spring next week. as far as humidity, 20 to 30 and 40% in the mountains, why we did not have fire weather watches. it is dryer where most of us are. is 18% in oakland, 19 san

san francisco at 38%. we are high right now on fire danger but watch the yellow evaporate as wins taper overnight -- winds taper overnight. dry air, calm santa rosa -- santa rosa. 40's will be the exception tomorrow. friday morning,. . holder. . here's a look at thursday. there is a dry chunk of energy rolling through. we are looking attures, 59 richman, 59 tampa bay, 60 to 64 for the rest of us. let's look at the air quality, good today but the green starts to go away as the air starts. to warm. friday and saturday, the same with cold mornings and temperatures a degree or two warmer than today. look at sunday, monday,

wednesday, 70's, everywhere by wednesday except the coast where it is mid 60's. kristen: valentine's day has serious competition among most romantic days of the year, with couples finding enough significance in today's date, 2-2-22. they decided to get married. the chapel in san mateo was busy before wednesday thanks to brides and grooms looking to tie the knot and give. this day added meaning. . >> 2-2-22 means you are in the right place at the right time with the right people so what better way than to get married? kristen: officials say they have four or five weddings per day but today they hosted twice as many. legend has it dates when all the numbers line up our good health, happiness, and prosperity. larry: speaking of happiness, or

maybe lack thereof, the pandemic had a big impact on people but it is not the only thing dragging us down. kristen:

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kristen: the san francisco independent film festival kicks off tomorrow. one film is quarantined, our documentary that follows for girls living during the

pandemic. roderigo dorfman spoke about the project on our newscast at 7:00. roderigo: when covid hit, i knew something bad was coming. i could feel it. having lived in political exile and refuge, i mused to life disappearing in the blink of an eye. eye set i want my daughters shielded from the changes and isolation the pandemic would inflict on them. mental health was a big issue. i decided to say, why don't we make a documentary? i have been filming for a long time. let's try and divert your attention and have some fun. we can make this happen. to forget the outside world and let's have some fun.

that's how it started, as an exercise in therapy. it was fun and games until i realized there was a film and meeting there so that is why said we need to sit down and talk. we need to do an interview in the beginning and at the end and get a feel for what you are feeling, so this is serious. doubt is when things became more interesting and expressed deep fears in ways many teenagers do not get a chance to with their parents or peers. that is when the film became therapy in some way. kristen: you can check it out at sfindie.com. if you had one word for how things are going now, most americans would say bad according to gallup. larry: as dustin dorsey found out, mental health experts suggest if you are part of the group that is feeling bad, it is time to do something different.

dustin: despite excitement for 2022, after one month, data suggests americans are not satisfied. >> many of us do not feel happy day today. dustin: gallup released a happiness pole looking at how the country and politics are viewed and our daily lives and despite improvements in the economy and the pandemic, the overwhelming majority not very good. >> it is an example of how emotion can take over cognition. dustin: only 30 sake -- 38% said they were satisfied. mental health professionals say the numbers are not surprising. >> not only do we have the pandemic but there have been so many changes related to the pandemic and how we view each other and we interact with the world. with those changes in the world, it is not surprising people say they are not satisfied. dustin: when you are not

satisfied in life, it is time to do something about it. the institute partnered with the state to help kids take that step. the california healthy minds thriving kids project. >> kids need these tools to manage the stress of returning to school, the uncertainty of different variants, and the worries they may have about their grandparents work parents. dustin: they offer lessons in managing emotional stress and mindfulness and with so many americans saying they are not ok right now, experts say these lessons can be helpful for everyone. >> it is a good lesson for all of us that we should understand our feelings. dustin: if you need help, we have resources to help you found your outlet at abc7news.com/takeaction. larry: vide deke or -- deeper into pop-up covid testing

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, friday solutions. kristen: there have been 100,000 covid related deaths in the u.s. since thanksgiving. johns hopkins reports 3600 in the past day. 32,000 people will die by the end of the month. the white house is preparing to send vaccines for kids under five. here in california, the test positivity rate is continuing to decline, at 13

13.8% yesterday. larry: suspicious covid test sites are popping up over the bay area. the abc 7 news team is out there getting answers. >> i want to believe you are here for the right reasons. larry: the alameda alameda alama health department is invested 80 -- investigating claims against a local site deemed concerning. stephanie sierra contracted -- is pressing the company behind for answers. what did you find? stephanie: health officials have received complaints about suspicious sites asking the wrong questions like what is your social, immigration status, asking for lots of money to get a covid test. investigators say sometimes silence alone raises suspicion. >> we have a quick question for you. stephanie: when you ask simple

questions, >> can you talk to me please? stephanie: and all you get is silence, >> we have a few questions. please call me back. stephanie: this young woman is advertising free covid testing across alameda county including this one on college avenue in oakland outside safeway. >> we have received concerns. stephanie: lisa capella is the covid testing lead for the public health department, receiving three to four complaints about unauthorized test sites each week, saying this site is raising eyebrows are not being transparent. lisa: they should be able to say how they are operating. it stephanie: we tried to verify. >> i'm asking your question. you are on public property. i'm here with questions about your site.

can you explain to me you're sending your samples? stephanie: i got nothing, just silence. >> some common complaints are a one-person operation, unmarked, unclear whether the equipment and supplies are beginning -- being managed the way they should be. stephanie: hayward-based lab is advertised at the site. it told the team is run by red d shelf which gets paid for each covid test process. viewers who visited the site wrote on next-door, claiming they never got their results back, so we reached offer, but did not get a response. >> leave a message after. the beep. stephanie: they were client -- declined our request for an interview but said we provided standard operating procedures for each step of the testing

process to maintain quality inconsistency. we adhere to all regulatory requirements including laboratory improvement amendments and college of american pathologists, copies of cilia and licenses provided to each of our collection contractors. legitimate pop upsides should provide the name and number of the lab used to process their tests. >> can you please provide the certification number? i want to believe you are here for the right reason. >> that is a red flag. stephanie: the attorney general says noncompliant test sites are a statewide problem. we asked about the refusal to give out the certification at this site. >> we consider that a red flag. stephanie: it is unclear whether health officials would take action with this site.

others have been cited for not following protocols or worse. >> some of the sites are testing individuals mn, you know, taking their money in exchange but never providing a testing result or a fake testing result. be careful because there are scammers out there. this is a stephanie: real threat. stephanie:while this is a real site, the site was not cleared to operate on safeway property. the site moved a few yards to the left and is still operating. >> we are concerned if it continues to not align with testing safety. kristen: health officials are still working to decide which agency will regulate this site in oakland but bottom line, stay alert if the sites cannot or will not provide basic

information about the lab and your personal information, where it is going. larry: you are out there for two hours trying to talk to that woman. at no time did she and hours your presence --did she acknowledge her presence. mike: depending on the facts in each case, the attorney general said there could be significant penalties, criminal and seminal -- civil, and potentially identity theft, punishable as a felony. larry: contact us to see a story investigated. go to abc seven news.com or call 1-888-400-iteam. kristen: we have talked about those non-fundable tokens. you have been pronouncing it

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on sale february 18. the question right now is when will baseball resume. the players union is at odds with the owners. we don't know when spring training will be or the season. presumably, by july, one would hope that baseball. dan: after all of this with the pandemic, they have a labor dispute. a thrill for the thrill -- i am thrilled for the thrill because what a great raider. i love the idea of the thrill '22 package. larry: i know you are a you giants fan. he played for the giants for eight years. if i like his step was longer -- stint was longer. kristen: i was surprised they announced tickets today. washington, d.c.'s football team

has a new name, sharing this photo on twitter today with the new uniforms for the washington commanders with the #takecomm and, featuring a stylized " in burgundy and gold. it has been the washington football team for two seasons after changing its name in 2020 due to the previous names racist connotation. i hear fans don't like it but maybe they would not like it no matter what. larry: i don't think they like daniel snyder. i don't think they like what he has represented and the fact that he has not seen any negative consequences to all the worries to him. i like commanders. it is a big military town. i like it in that sense but the whole daniel snyder thing, i'm not sure their fans are upset.

in washington. i like it better than previous name. it is clunky but we will use it. larry: it was perfect branding and trending for the washington football team. it was supposed to be a big secret, after two years unveiling the name. a helicopter flew up there yesterday and saw commanders through the window. there big unveiling, everybody knew the name before. the whole team was a wreck. there was "jif" vs gif and now non-fundable tokens. we call them and's or maybe we shouldn't. that is not how you say it according to some. do don't spell out --you don't spell out nft, you pronounce it "neft". last year, tech experts were saying you pronounce it "nifty".

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it is an idea. we have goats clearing grass, right? kristen: our director said we should tweet about it. larry: i want to see if i can train one tomova my lawn. mike: you will need a lot of crows. stick to the goats. larry: why not trash like paper? mike: it is instinctive for them to pick up sticks i would think. kristen: i don't want to dump on birds but there is a reason we say birdbrain. will they be able to pick it up? larry: it is people that are doing the littering. the birds are the smart ones. we should teach the people like the crows, you will get a stick or a peanut if you pick up

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larry: 20,000 acre plot of the central valley no longer produces any crops. it produces energy for family around the state. dale you the huge project and help

california's supply of sustainable energy. [applause] dale: the the the the the the te creating clean energy for tens of thousands of families in sacramento and santa clara counties according to california's natural resources secretary. he called the ceremony at the solar project of remarkable milestone. >> this is going to have a real what i call needle moving impact on our ability to generate clean energy that we need to generate. dale: the group that owns the solar park and called the project flag bearer in the states use of renewable energy. >> this is a great opportunity to showcase what solar can do for california and for the world. dale: ongoing impacts brought on by the drought and climate change mean we all have to change the way we use and produce energy.

>> we know we need to move to 100% clean energy and that is the target. that is the law of the land in california to move to one hundred percent clean energy by 2045. that is why this project is important. dale: this is the first of several building phases at westland solon park. larry: the abstention -- substation is sending energy to the power grid and eventually will generate two .7 gigawatts, enough to power 2 million homes. kristen: the power supply is about to get an added dose of clean energy. a nonprofit hasn't launched -- has launched a 62 megawatt project. >> it is a project located in the county that powers san jose homes and businesses with clean energy for 16 hours of the day. kristen: sj ce's first renewable

energy project to come on will allow it to powers san jose homes and businesses from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. every day and reduce the city's reliance on natural gas. the change will have the same climate impact as taking 670,000 cars off the road it is estimated. larry: i like hearing that. you are expressing your disappointment with punxsutawney phil earlier. larry: he is not that accurate. he is getting worse. what is his percentage? mike: 35%. larry: replace him. mike: please do. i'm always here for you. let's talk about other good news here at small craft advisory for the richmond area in the bayridge. san mateo bridge, your wins will not be as dangerous as those two bridges but you need.

to be careful through the evening commute. oakland at eight with. went southward and good gas mileage. cap rehearsal tumble faster than last night thanks to the winds relaxing through the evening. by midnight, all of those advisories are gone. up, down, up, down, down, is starting down. not a chance of rain and we end with 66 to 72 degrees. larry: we have to get rain around here. after three decades in in in inn nasa is retiring the iss, planning to crash it into a remote part of the pacific ocean but it is not happening soon, 2031 is the year they are targeting, an area known as a space graveyard is where they will set it down. space voyager sunk more than 250 pieces of debris in the water

since 1971. without the iss, nasa will rely on the private sector to continue scientific research in space. kristen: the bradys are back. why the brady bunch is returning. >> is a little audiences. larry: the inside scoop from the original cast next.

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building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. a woman taking out the trash in front of her home was hit and killed by a garbage truck. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley. you're watching abc 7 news at five live here on abc 7 hulu live in wherever you stream. this morning's accident was san jose's eighth pedestrian fatality this year and keep in mind the years barely a month old abc 7 news reporter. zach fuentes has more on what happened today and what the city says. it's doing to change those tragic statistics. what should have been a routine morning turned tragic when a woman was hit and killed in this neighborhood by a garbage truck. apparently the victim was taking out the garbage cans and entered a blind spot and was struck at that time police. say the drivers stayed at the scene