is pressing the company behind it for answers. she is live in the newsroom. >> health officials say they have can received complaints about suspicious sites asking all the wrong questions like it is your social, immigration status. charging big bucks to get a covid test. in this case, investigators say sometimes silence alone raises suspicion. >> we have a quick question for you. i'm stephanie with channel 7. you ask simple questions, -- can you talk to me? and all you get is -- silence. we just have a few questions for you. can you please call me back? this young woman claims to be a volunteer advertising free covid texting on the next-door app. including this one off college avenue in oakland outside safeway. >> we have received concerns about that locations.

>> she is the lead for the health department. her team receives three to four complains about unauthorized test sites each week. she says this test site is raising eyebrows for not being transparent. >> they should be able to see who they are affiliated with and how they are operating. >> we tried to verify that. i'm asking you a question. you are on public property here. i am here with a couple questions. can you explain to m m are sending your sample act? -- sample? >> some of the common complaints as there is a one-person operation. it is unclear whether equipment is being managed the way it should be a pair not really knowing who is behind it.

>> at first glance, a lab is advertised at the site. partisan told the i team this site is run by one of their contractors. red shelf calexico vitesse and gets paid for each process. some viewers who visited the site wrote on next door complaining they never got there results. the i team reached out to red shelf for further comment but we did not get a response. >> leave a message after the beep >> they declined our request for an interview but did send us the following statement saying partisan provides standard operating procedures for each step of the testing process to maintain quality and consistency. adhere to all regulatory requirements including clinical laboratory improvement amendments and college of american pathologists, licenses are provided to each of our contractors. health officials told the i team did a met pop-up sites should provide the name and federal certification number of the lab used to process their tests. >> you have number?

can you please provide the certification number yucca i want to believe you are here for the right reasons but you are not giving me any proof. >> that is a red flag. >> attorney general rob buffett says noncompliant test sites are becoming a problem. we asked about the refusal of the lab's refusal to give out the certification. would you consider that a red flag? >> yes. >> it is unclear whether health officials will take any action with this type -- this site. others have been cited for not following protocols or worse. >> some of these sites are testing individuals and taking their money in exchange but never providing a testing result or providing a fake testing result. careful because there are scammers out there. this is a real threat. >> while this is a real site with red flags that has already

been kicked off safeway's property after customers complained and stored management told the i team the site was not able to operate on the property. moved a few yards to the left. >> we are concerned if it continues to not be in alignment with site guidance. >> health officials tell us they are still working to decide which agency will regulate this particular site in oakland but bottom line here, stay alert. if these sites cannot or will not provide basic information about the lab and especially where your personal information is going. >> a lot of red flags in there.. what kind of penalties could people face for violating testing protocols? >> attorney general rob bonta says depending on the facts in each of the case, there could be significant penalties including criminal and civil fraud charges and potentially identity theft,

which can be punishable as a felony. this for us. you can contact the i team if you would like to see a story investigated. go to abc7news.com/i team or pick up the phone and call 1888 40 i team. >> chances are you have seen or felt them today. some serious wind gusts blew across the bay area today. a whipped up the water along san francisco's embarcadero. so powerful they caused problems including power outages and lead to wind warnings. they are not done with us yet. abc 7 news meteorologist andy patella lets us know how long the winds will last. >> you will notice that this view is not exactly still because it is still windy. especially over the higher elevations. mount diablo, 38. this has been doing a number on

our humidity trying out the air. it is 25% in oakland for 23% in san jose, which is concerning from a fire perspective. gusty winds could knock down trees, take down power lines. make it difficult driving. a wind advisory is going as we are expecting the gusty to continue for most lower elevations at least for a couple more hours. you will notice the winds really dialing back. peak wind gusts have topped 70 miles per hour. 58, mount diablo. los vaqueros, 57 miles per hour. i will be back with some changes. >> you can track the wind where you live did five conditions and the weather forecast are part of the bay area app. we are trimming 24/7 on roku, amazon fire, android tv and apple tv. >> no sign of an oakley woman who disappeared one week ago today. family members last spoke with

her one week ago on this day. they became suspicious when she failed to turn up last thursday morning at the apartment she shares with her parents. they went looking for and found her car abandoned with the keys inside. they say her cell phone is turned off and her belongings are going. they put up missing posters hoping for information that far nothing. >> this does not feel real. i'm seeing her poster all over the place. i parents from the start, they were extremely worried. it is getting worse and worst. -- worse and worse. a lot more darker thoughts are starting to enter my parents minds. >> terribly frightening for them. on monday, police searched the home of her ex-boyfriend. family members say the ex-boyfriend told them he saw alexis the night she vanished. they have had no other contact with him since then.

better bay area. there is controversy in san francisco over a proposed homeless shelter. it would be located at a former hostile. some neighbors are pushing back. liz is live with what neighbors are saying. >> neighbors against this proposal say this is not a case of nimbyism. they say the lower nob hill neighborhood already has several homeless shelters in the area and they feel it is time for other neighborhoods to help. four blocks from union square, plans are moving forward to turn thostel into a homeless shelter. some neighbors in the area are pleading with the city to reconsider. >> we are worried it is going to fail all over our streets. >> susan is a member of the lower nob hill neighborhood alliance. a brute -- a group formed to push back on this proposal. she says there is already several other supportive housing facilities in the neighborhood. >> there is a whole big city

here. we do not see these kinds of facilities popping up in the numbers that we have seen popping up in lower nob hill. >> shelter and transitional housing are solutions to homelessness and right now we do not have you know if spots for people on the streets. >> at the board of supervisors budget and finance meeting today, supervisor matt haney is among those who voiced his support. others backing the project called in and argued the homeless crisis requires immediate action in any way possible. >> we need shelter and support for these people in our community who we are currently failing and delaying that shelter and support is a shameful failing. >> neighbors opposed to the proposal say their neighborhood increasingly feels like an extension of the tenderloin. they are concerned and other shelter will make it worse. >> there were people across the street having sex in the middle of the day.

and openly selling drugs. that is however neighborhood is changing. that did not happen. this is all new. >> the proposal was passed by the budget and finance committee today after hearing from people like susan walsh and others who are in support of it. no codes to the full board of supervisors for a vote. -- now goes to the full board of supervisors for a vote. >> is this a done deal? are there any changes going to be made faced on the feedback from the neighbors today? >> i think the neighborhood alliance does feel it is likely the board of supervisors is going to pass this. supporters say the fact that 711 post street was a youth hostel makes it an ideal space because it is already set up for communal living. the city and neighborhood alliance have been working to find some solutions that might people feel safer within it. if it is approved, the shelter will start at 150 people. it will slowly scale up over

time. there will be on-site case managers 24 hours a day. >> still to come, why the public has to wait another 12 years to find out the full terms of a settlement in wrongful death case involving a hillsboro heiress. >> and investigative report into pg&e. despite sparking wildfires and being convicted of crimes, the state recertified as a safe company. >> see what a difference you entresto is the number one heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists and has helped over one million people. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital.

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>> it is a routine chore, will endure garbage bin to the curb for pickup it cost a woman her life. today's death is a disturbing trend in san jose. sac fly this explains what the city says it is doing to change these 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 her garbage cans and entered a blind spot and was struck at the time. >> police day -- police say the driver stayed at the scene and was cooperative. police say there was no indication of drugs or alcohol. the company the driver worked for sent us a statement that said we are deeply saddened and shocked by the tragic accident that occurred this morning at our sincerest condolences go out to the individuals loved ones. they going to say the safety of its customers and employees is of the utmost priority. this marks the 10th fatal

collision of 2022 and the eighth victim who was a pedestrian. >> in contrast to last year in 2021, the 10th incident occurred april 1 and the eighth pedestrian killed in the city in 2021 happened june >> 12th. since 2015, the city of san jose declared a vision zero initiative. the city is investing $6 million and infrastructure improvements. collin haney with the department of transportation says an incident like today's is relatively rare. >> for the most part, local neighborhood residential streets are our safest street spin we see the vast majority of traffic crashes happening on major roadways. crashes and he says speeding is a primary cause in fatalities and everyone can play a role in preventing more tragedy. >> we need the whole community to take responsibility for their own attitudes and behaviors when they are using the road.

>> san francisco police have pulled out of an agreement that makes the district attorney's office the lead investigator for all police use of force incidents. chief scott says it is because of allegations a prosecutor felt pressure to reef cash to withhold evidence that he's office released a statement saying it is disappointing no coincidence sfpd chose to withdraw from this agreement during the first ever trial against an on-duty san francisco police officer for an unlawful beating paired in oakland spot will remain enclosed -- remain closed indefinitely following a shooting that left a woman dead and a man in critical condition. the doors were shut today on lake merritt. the owner sent a statement to customers describing the incident as devastating and traumatic. authorities are not seeing why a 49-year-old woman who worked at the spa opened fire wending her coworker. the woman fired shots at other

workers as well before turning the gun on herself. >> it could be more than a decade before we learn how much hillsboro heiress tiffany lee agreed to pay to settle a wrongful death lawsuit today jury found her not guilty of killing the father of her two children. greens mother sued the two for wrongful death and lawyers settled the case out of court last month. code will receive 100,000 dollars and $50,000 will go to the estate amount of money going to his daughters has not been disclosed. in court papers filed last week, lawyers asked a judge to keep it secret until the girls are 18. there are six and nine years old now. >> we need to take a look at our weather now. >> sandhya patel is keeping an eye on these blustery conditions which will continue for a while longer. >> a couple more hours.

things will calm down by the time we head toward midnight paired as you look from our emeryville camera, it is a stunning view because of the fact we have the winds keeping the atmosphere nice and clear as we look toward san francisco. winds right now, mount diablo, 40 miles per hour. this is a northerly wind. it dries out the atmosphere even more when you combine that with the vegetation drying out since our last rain, which was january 7. there is that fire concern. we are noticing green everywhere, which is good. here's a live look from her golden gate camera p their quality forecast will start to deteriorate thursday. you will notice some moderate air quality friday, saturday, sunday. it is going to be the same thing. some areas will have good air quality. you are the views from emeryville to san jose. really cluster clear -- really callisto -- really crystal clear

skies. those temperatures are going to be falling overnight with good radiation will cooling once the winds died down. even though we are in the 50's and 60's, 49 and a livermore, that is going to be changing by morning. you looking toward the bay lights. a pretty view. winds eased tonight. a chilly morning ahead. warming up this weekend through next wednesday, no sign of rain through the middle of next week in the middle of the month as well. i want to show you the fire danger index. this is a dry offshore wind. the blues and yellows indicating moderate to high likelihood of fire danger right on through 11:00 p.m. tonight and after midnight, we will see that dialing back. going into tomorrow, we will start to see those changes. high clouds roll in tomorrow afternoon. it is not going to be quite as clear as it was today. temperatures will fall down to

the 32 degree mark. low 40's, richmond. 46, san francisco. 37 in concord. high temperatures with filtered sunshine be anywhere from upper 50's along the coast line to the mid 60's in places like fairfield, santa rosa. still above average for this time of year. as you check out the seven day forecast, chilly morning. light wind. patchy morning frost on friday. it is going to be mild and sunny with a warming trend especially the second half of your weekend. upper 60's to low to mid 70's and went monday through wednesday and nothing like winter. i wish i could bring you some rain in the forecast but through the middle of this month i don't see anything. you know as well as i do that not only is february a wet month but spring can be very wet. i'm hopeful march and april will bring in some storms in the bay

area. >> our fingers are crossed for that. while we are talking seasons, got the winter blues? will that continue into a springtime slump? we have not been happy lately.

>> if you only had one word to describe how things are going now, most americans would say

bad. that is according to the gallup poll. mental health experts suggest if you are part of the group, it is time to do something. >> after just one month, data suggests many americans are not satisfied. >> many of us are not feeling happy day today. >> gallup released their littlest happiness poll, a survey that looks at our daily lives. despite improvements in the economy and the pandemic, the overwhelming result for the second year in a row, not very good should >> think it is a good example of how emotion can take over cognition. >> across the 29 different subject areas in the poll, only 38% of those surveyed said they were satisfied. mental health professionals say the numbers are sadly not surprising. >> not only do we have the pandemic ongoing but there have been so may changes in our society related to the pandemic and just how we view each other

and interact with the world. with all views changes going on -- all these changes going on, it is not surprising i'll let of people are saying they are not satisfied. >> she says when you're not satisfied in life, it is time to do something about it. the child mind institute has partnered for a first of its kind initiative to help kids take the step. the california healthy minds thriving kids project. >> kids need these tools in their toolbox to manage the stress of returning to school, the uncertainty of different variants and the worries they may have about their parents or grandparents health. >> video resources offer lessons in understanding feelings, managing mindfulness among others. with so many americans saying they are not ok, experts say these lessons can be helpful for everyone. >> i think it is a good lesson for all of us that we should understand our feelings. >> if you need mental-health help, we have resources to to help you find your ally. >>

a difference and we can show you exactly how much. this gofundme account is approaching $20,000. you responded after seeing our story about a and her seven-year-old daughter who were at risk of being evicted from a 300 square-foot studio in san francisco. we introduced you to them a week ago and did a follow-up story yesterday. more people donated. about $5,000 in the past 24 hours. we have linked for gofundme to their story, which you can find on abc 7 news.com. as we are always so gratified to see, people come through in this community for those in need >>. as always, they stepped up. do you consider pg&e a safe company echo in california, it means more than that. her code janet jackson sings what have you done for me. tonight, it is about

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>> pg&e has repeatedly earned california has been coveted of crimes double times for doing so. pg&e continues to get what it once from our state government. now we have learned the newsom administration quietly recertified pg&e as a safe company despite its ongoing tendency to spark fires. >> the news comes as pg&e's vast flap -- passed wildfire victims lost money because they were paid partly in shares of company stock. brendan run them in has the story. could activists to the left of gavin newsom have been watching and they don't like what they see. >> we are here today for this press conference to call on governor newsom to be the people's governor and not pg&e's governor. office with more than $200,000 of pg&e campaign money. three days after the election, they watched pg&e down paradise.

then they watched the governor sign maybe 1054, the wall that bailed pg&e out of bankruptcy. that law is why the reclaim our power group set up this soon call. >> at issue today is what we are calling pg&e's license to burn. >> arson investigators recently announced pg&e sparked the dixie fire burning almost a million acres last year. they don't think it was and is sent to the forward it to prosecutors for possible criminal charges. pg&e is already planning to take 150 million dollars out of a state insurance fund to help pay for the damage to pg&e gets to tap that fun because last year it had this come an official state safety certificate created by maybe 1054. the law governor got some -- governor gavin newsom not only signed but our investigation shows his office paid to have written. these activists were lobbying the governor to reject this

years certificate before next week's deadline. >> we have requested a meeting with governor newsom and his lead staff. it is going to meet with us next week. >> unbeknownst to them, the administration had already quietly approved pg&e safety certificate. before the meeting, we found it on the website. >> that is news to us and terrible news. >> the group is calling on newsom to reconsider. >> we also want you, governor newsom, to take care of holding accountable the biggest arsonist in the state that is setting those fires, which is pg&e. >> an update on this. the trustee for pg&e's 70,000 victims said your ill left them out. how do you respond? governor newsom walked away last year when we asked about pg&e settlement with past wildfire victims. they were paid in shares of pg&e

stock, which was never worth as much as advertised. the victim's trust fund sold its first shares $80 million less then what they were told to expect. we >> >> asked the governor's office again whether they would help make the victims whole and whether the administration would reconsider the safety certificate. the newsom administration said the certificate is good for 12 months and it does not mean pg&e has taken all possible steps to prevent sparking more fires. >> california's first ever surgeon general has resigned. nadine burke harris says she is stepping down to focus on caring for herself and her family. she was named a surgeon general in 2019. governor newsom says her expertise and leadership have been instrumental in advancing the health and well-being of californians. >> imagine you're a nonprofit trying to empower young girls to take on leadership in our society. the thing you know, jenner

jackson offers to donate money to your cause. it happened in oakland to the girls leadership organization. how they are helping to build a better bay area. >> they are helping girls of color to find their voices in society. that is how mega mega janet jackson describes them and why she is donating to the oakland-based nonprofit they run called girls leadership should >> we are happy because we feel like janet jackson represents what we are all about. >> jackson is selling off some of her vintage and where concert merchandise. all proceeds go to girls leadership. powerful. if you think about a five year old girl, she is clear she is powerful. she is powerful. she has clear leadership goals. >> how do you know what i can do? you are not around me all the time so how are you supposed to know what i don't know how to do and what i can do?

>> a 2020 report done by the nonprofit says many girls eventually lose that voice. >> that report found that teacher bias is the rudest challenge black and latina girl's face. they are perceived as loud, aggressive and angry. that misperception can have a harmful effect on their leadership skills. girls leadership also offers professional development training for teachers and parents because there is a right way of supporting girls. >> a teacher could say what you are saying is really important. let's work on how we say it. let's work on what you want to do here and i am here to help you find the right way to be powerful. not punish you for being powerful. >> janet jackson remembers not having that voice. >> at that time, my father was in charge of my life, my career

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in 1974, the first 90 acres were purchased. by 2002, it acquired 47 thousand acres creating 25 preserves. as it celebrates its 50th anniversary, as predicted 65,000 acres after spending almost 369 million dollars with cash and financing. they are among the nearly 40,000 visitors each year. they like to hike at san antonio rancho reserve three or four times a week. >> that is when we go all the way up to the top of what we call the telephone poles. we come down. sometime we bring a picnic lunch here or we have a picnic lunch all the way up. the butte -- the view is beautiful. >> this is a natural habitat. there are mountain lions here. that is part of what the open space district does. >> we are working with the promo project on mountain lion interactions with humans and

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>> for black history month, we are hard letting people and organizations working to build a better bay area. a look at what one group is doing to break the stigma of mental health in communities of color. >> for the last several years, mental health has slowly become a less taboo topic but stigma still exists particularly in communities of color. >> we have been ostracized in a number of ways and this is my one personal theory that we do not necessarily want to do things that will further ostracize us. >> she says a lot of it may have to do with what have become cultural norms.

the silicon valley based african-american community service agency is working to break stigma. >> we are making it known therapy is a lifestyle. as -- it is supposed to be a part of your lifestyle. >> executive director worked with the doctor to help communities of color make that happen. >> like people, brown people, people of color needing to talk to somebody because of the increase in suicide rates. what was happening during the pandemic. speaking to dr. glenn. she had the ability and skill set to reach people in particular way. which became our monday meetings. virtual therapy sessions open to all that have been happening every other week since i cobra. >> what these are our 30 minute workshops on practical topics with practical information. >> faces are not showing people

can chat or email the doctor questions directly. to those considering therapy but feeling unsure, she says this. >> if you are thinking maybe i should sit down and talk to someone, you should sit down and talk to someone. toco they both say one thing that keeps many people from finding therapy is fear of the cost. there are options. she has a breakdown of what some of the options are at her website. >> you can see stories about black history month by going to our abc 7 bay area news app wherever you stream. >> a baby born today in san jose is too much. her mother says she already has a favorite number.

it is two because she was born on two to 22 at 9:02 a.m. she weighs seven pounds two ounces. >> we have been talking about it has a we were leading up to getting to the due date and everybody saying first ones are always going to be late. wouldn't it be cool if she was born on 22 22? that is the day she decided to make a appearance. >> the only thing that could be more auspicious is if her mother and father had twins but we welcome teagan to the world to >> we could welcome lesser winds as well and more rain. >> i wish i could deliver on both of those but i cannot deliver both. i can bring you later winds. that is for sure. starting to ease at lower elevations paid 13 miles per hour in fairfield. still dusty over the higher terrain.

for the rest of the area shaded in yellow, it is a wind advisory. between 9:00 p.m. and midnight is when they expire. a few more hours and hopefully things will be better. you will notice the tree pollen has been running high. it is going to be the case again tomorrow. the winds will drop off. if you suffer from allergies, you can blame it on the wind and the tree pollen. you take a look at the high temperatures tomorrow with extra cloud cover, upper 50's to mid 60's pit looking for rain. cannot find it. high-pressure is shoving everything to our north. well into canada. parts of the pacific northwest at times. in the bay area, it is a dry pattern. every day beginning this weekend, you're going to start to notice it is going to feel like spring. low to mid 70's monday through wednesday of next week. >> a wild story in sports.

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charges of discrimination in hiring and two coaches claiming team owners wanted to give them bonuses for losing. yesterday, it was brian flores of the dolphins. today, huge action claims the cleveland browns owner wanted test -- wanted to incentivize a losing in 2016 and 17 to get higher draft picks. the browns went one and 31 those two years. bonuses for losing strikes at the heart of the integrity >> i have documentation of written information between me and them on numerous occasions about what we were doing to the players. there are conversations between them and players and they know this. when i understood what was going on, i called the national football league and i talked to roger goodell. this is not new. >> this is not going away. the thrill is back. baseball news on 22 2210 the

giants announcing they will officially retire will clark's number 22. clark only played eight years for the giants. a five-time all-star pit currently works for the giants front office and is the 11th giants player to have his number retired the warriors trying to straddle two nba realities. you're going for a championship with steph, clay and dray. bringing along a young -- a kind of young guys typing them to take over. i total of eight regulars did not play last night. i would love to get a hold of those. the warriors troubled by as many as 17 in san antonio. jonathan cominco and jordan poole had 31 including a game-winner for 20 seconds to go. jordan felt he had to wear shades. >> we were in really good space

especially with young guys. we were able to create -- to develop with a great group of young guys. we had a good core around us. having good leadership to lead us in the right direction. >> this is college football signing day. stanford making the biggest splash pair the guy in the circle, espn ranked four star safety at of texas. cal gets all offensive lineman jackson brown from denville. san jose state happy with anthony garcia out of sacramento. all of the coaches feeling good about their recruits. >> this is a great group i think is the best class we have had since we have been here. we have some awesome young men joining the program. >> this is a rounding out our entire class and making sure we are not only addressing our needs but we are finding those people who fit the place academically, athletically, socially. >> having a bay area player on

our team is important to us. we'll do our best to recruit all the guys that fit us. >> it took about 18 months but the washington football team finally has a new nickname. they are the commanders. even the name unveiling was perfectly on brand for such a wretched franchise because the tv news helicopter flight over the stadium got a shot of a banner saying commanders. absolutely nobody was surprised that they went commanders. that is why you are the washington football team. now you are the commanders. you can't even keep that a surprise. you put a big banner up? >> the cat got right out of that bag. >> conceal it a little bit. >> try. thanks, larry. two coming up tonight, starting at 8:00 p.m., catch the goldberg scum of the wonder years, the

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might have something to say about that. good luck, everyone. let's take a look at the categories in the "jeopardy!" round. each response will contain a "z." and... scott, as our returning champ, you select first. let's go with australiana for $600. - scott. - what is "crocodile dundee"? yes. australiana, $800. - emma. - what is the labor party? - that's correct. - australiana for $1,000.