-- >> a group of mothers gathered over the weekend to protest a site that they say may only worsen the crisis. >> there is drug dealing in what is supposed to be a safe place and open drug use in the linkage center. that's what we are protesting. >> she lost her son to an opioid overdose in 2019, a student at sonoma state. she is now part of a group called moms against drug deaths. they decided to speak out against the center after seeing photos like this one, showing

someone using drugs and the site. >> a safe injection site cannot be inside the linkage center. they need to be different topics. >> were checking out the center. >> we were not allowed inside and could not see past the barriers. it opened last month after the mayor cleared a state of emergency in the tenderloin. it is meant to help connect people dealing with drug abuse with short and long-term resources. reporters say it will help addicts recover and clean up the streets but others are skeptical. >> enabling does not help anybody. it does not work. >> this is another mother and her group, she asked us not to show her face as her son is currently addicted to fentanyl and homeless. she stopped bringing him food because she was enabling him.

>> why would i leave if i have food, clothes and the city can do better. they can do better than this. >> we reached out to the city about these concerns. we asked them if they are allowing drug use at the site. we got a statement from the department of public health that suggests they are or they are not stopping people from using drugs. it says in part we are committed to creating a safe and welcoming space for both people who use drugs and people who do not use drugs. because we serve many people who do use drugs, the site allows guests to be observed for for fr while respecting privacy. staffed routinely and respect lay check on people using private spaces such as bathroom facilities. the statement does go on to say that staff do undergo overdose prevention training and have reversed on average three overdoses a week since the site opened three weeks ago. so the city does believe this is

happening -- helping. dan: thank you. we have an update on his door you covered last week about a opposed temporary homeless shelter in san francisco. board of supervisors approved funding for the building in the lower nob hill neighborhood. this hotel, a former youth hostel, will have 123 units and can house to 250 people. it will be operated by a nonprofit group called urban alchemy. it was supposed to open this month but may be delayed. ama: a throng of police responding to reports of a stabbing in san jose. we captured video of several officers at the scene. there were outside a number of businesses including a carl's jr. near 101. both scenes are active in information is just coming in. we know at least one person was severely wounded. developing news with the shooting last friday in oakland

that killed a former basketball star, one - charged and it was likely road rage. the victim was heading north when garcia pulled alongside him and fired one shot that hit ransom in the head. the honda crossed traffic and dan: remainingdan: in a medically induced,, they said they will help these pressure on her brain. if >> he is not out of the woods but he is in a better place than he was wednesday and last week. it is a long road ahead. >> surveillance video shows linda pushing him in -- luna pushing a man from behind.

the other man was arrested and is on bail. ama: the latest in a pandemic, the test positivity rate continues to drop to 8.8% today. in a week, the mandate requiring everyone to wear a mask indoors in public spaces will expire. the decision is being met with approval by some prominent local doctors. dr. monica gandhi supports the decision to lift restrictions based in part on a sexy 5% drop in omicron cases. she believes massed mandates may return it covid activity flares up again. that's why she would like to seek nationwide metrics to reinforce future mandates. >> objective criteri criteri a point where it is not political, it is about safety and it makes us understand and not think it is arbitrary. ama: another doctor from ucsf supports lifting the mandate but

would like people to hang onto their masks and use them: flu season to not only protect themselves but others as well. dan: the start of what could be a long and emotional night. he oakland unified school board is me they -- meeting to decide which schools to close. this has been emotional for thousands. leslie brickley has the story. >> how are you feeling? >> tired. a little shaky in my body. but my spirits are high. >> he is on day eight of a hunger strike along with this teacher who spoke at the press conference on zoom from the hospital. he was admitted tuesday morning based on abnormal lab test results. >> orchids are resilient. >> he says students from westlake middle school inspired him as they walked out of the

classroom to protest the consolidation plans for 16 schools. they vowed to continue their strike unless six demands are met. >> our first demand at the state level, you want a meeting with governor newsom in oakland. >> the district lodged plans last week to shutter campuses because of unpaid state loans and dropping enrollment. there are 15,000 fewer students in oakland unified than 20 years ago. they are facing a decision to close school sites or face state intervention. >> we got a lot of actions and we hope there listening. 10 days is not enough to talk about the environmental impact, letter known a racial analysis. >> opponents to the closures hope the board will lay boating, one board member has floated a plan to remove seven schools from the closure list. >> they will vote to close some

schools to try to divide us. ask the school board president laid it last week. >> consolidate the program so we have enough students at the school to provide the resources we know our kids need. >> the vote will be consequential to the district's fiscal viability. the virtual school board meeting is expected to get emotional with more public comment and could go well into the night. in oakland, abc 7 news. dan: hard choices. the board meeting may go very late into the evening, even past midnight. we will have the latest on our morning news at 5:00 a.m. and our morning news continues from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. thanks to our seven at seven newscast that you will find on our app or --for your tv or phone. ama: because of the pandemic, many restaurants are also struggling to stay open.

today restaurant owners and congressional leaders held an event in hopes of helping the industry. karina nova joins us with a push for restaurant rescue funding. >> help restaurant stay open and since the start of the pandemic, california lawmakers estimate nearly a third of state restaurants currently closed. that is where the revitalization fund comes in. it is been providing grants that help restaurants get on their feet and now there's a push to replenish the fund. it has provided about $20 billion in grants to help his owners in the restaurant industry during the pandemic, but with the latest covid surge and a slowdown in business during the winter months, restaurant owners say they are still in need of a financial lifeline to stay open. a bay area congressman is behind the measure. today he held an event to bring attention to the need.

he hopes to help restaurant owners like bill in fremont. >> we have a patio, and makeshift patio that needs a lot of work. it is beat up right now. people have complained it is not very comfortable. i don't have the funds to fix it. this grant would would would wod me to do that and it us to compete. there are four large restaurants in fremont that are close and will not reopen. >> at brixon my heart to see a restaurant i know so well in a staff who work so hard being affected when we have a solution out there. >> if more money is added to the fund, it would go to all existing grid applications. right now the effort has enough support to pass in the house but would need approval in the senate. ama: so what will the restaurant owners actually do with the money if they do get the grant? karina: some of the owners who

spoke today are passionate and want to use the money to reinvent their business, purchase new equipment and save jobs. ama: we also want to welcome you to our abc 7 news family, joining us from columbus, ohio and is working on our 20 47 livestream on the bay area app so welcome, we are so glad to have you. karina: thank you, and exit into here with the warmer weather and in the beautiful bay area. i'm looking forward to working on our streaming channel, which is on 24/7, and on tv. ama: welcome. >> san francisco mission bay residents are banding together to urge the city to modify residential parking rules. many are getting hundreds of dollars in parking tickets. sandhya: if you thought today was warm, wait until you see what is coming. records ahead straight ahead

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dan: parking in the city. san francisco makes it hard, meeting parking in certain neighborhoods to encourage people to ditch cars and use public transit instead. some residents are using -- asking for a modification to parking laws in their mission. luz pena was there and found residents with thousands of dollars in parking tickets. luz: i spoke to a group of mission bay residents who owe about $4000 in parking tickets combined. some are parents who say they are having to choose between paying for rent, buying food or

paying their parking ticket -- parking tickets. from above, this neighborhood looks like it is thriving with oracle park on one end and -- this is one of the most popular spots. but if you look closer, leaving -- living here comes with a caveat. raise your hand if you have received a citation. while, all of you have gotten tickets. for the past four months, this group of affordable housing residents have been trying to get the attention of city leaders to modify the residential parking rules. >> we got 347 signatures and counting. luz: parking meters that normally cost a dollar 25 jumped to eight dollars an hour during concerts or game days, pushing many of these residents to do this. >have any of you sat sat sat vehicle waiting for the meter time to pass? how many hours? >> like four.

luz: that is a single mom of three who works two jobs to make ends meet. she moved to this complex two years ago and now is in debt. >> like $2800. >> how many citations is that? >> probably five or six. it is too much. the city is ripping me off. luz: evelyn owes about dollars. her constant thought, >> i was afraid of the ticket. luz: all ofkk to building plans. mission bay was built with limited parking options on purpose, pointing to public transit access. >> she says public transit is not reliable for her needs. >> living in the city with three separate ages, you can't really take the bus everywhere.

>> these residents are urging the city to offer residential parking permits, or, >> they might be able to predict -- create a program for people in this area, knowing there are nine different buildings that are low income. >> they responded in part >> unfortunately, the park at -- parking permit program will just result in neighbors their cars to park on the streets instead. cassie says her time is ticking. >> are you concerned your car might get towed? >> yes. one day i'm going to come out and there will be a bill on the car. >> we reached out to san francisco supervisor matt haney. his office sent a statement confirming they are aware of the parking problem. they said they are looking at options including parking permits or reaching deals with parking lot owners. in the newsroom, luz pena, abc 7

news. dan: thank you. ama: the santa clara county board of supervisors passed a plan that aims to end family homelessness by 2025. it allocates $75 million of funding to build six new affordable housing to elements in three cities, san jose, sunnyvale and morgan hill. those two elements will add 758 homes for low income community members. it provides $2 million and doubles capacity for four motel stays for families with children. >> the sun is shining. ama: and warming us up. sandhya: when we are talking beach weather in the middle of february, there nothing wrong with that picture. it's not that there any thing wrong with the weather, we just need the storms. i want to show you how warm it got today, eight to 16 degrees above average, 72 in the city. redwood city has not been this

warm in a couple of months. oakland 73 along with santa rosa. 74 in san jose and 79 in ukiah. look at this live picture from our east bay hills camera. you can see a haze in the background. records are likely tomorrow, napa oakland picking a run for records. gilroy the same at 78, the previous record was set in 2012. here is san francisco, will begin close, three degrees shy of the previous record. look at these beautiful live pictures from golden gate. are looking at clear skies, high-pressure, a strong ridge controlling our weather and everything unfortunately is going over the top so any storms that could potentially get here will not make it. 41 mile an hour winds on mount diablo, 22 knoxville creek. those gusty offshore winds are what took the temperatures up today and we will see it repeat again. tomorrow afternoon, 25 to 29

mile an hour wind going into thursday morning. the concern is we have not had rain in 30, almost 40 days for some areas. with a little bit of a dusty, dry offshore wind. fire danger will be increasing. moderate to high fire danger going into tomorrow afternoon. remain aware of your surroundings in case something gets touched off. tomorrow, you are looking at anywhere from 30's to 50's as we head towards noon. it will be a great day to be outside, 60's expected and by the afternoon you are looking at 60's and 70's, cooling off but not by much. a beautiful view of san francisco, gusty in the hills, warmer than today's, records likely through friday and warmth uses this weekend. temperatures comfortable in the 50's and 60's, if you from our camera and you will notice clear skies. air quality because of the high-pressure overhead, stagnant air is suffering. moderate for the next four days. tomorrow morning you will need

an extra light layer because it will start in the 40's and 50's, cool enough to require it. breezy in the hills. afternoon highs in the south bay will look like this, mid 70's in santa clara, 78 santa cruz. 72 in san mateo, half mo half mh unbelievably warm, the sunset district 70, north bay temperatures high clouds and mid 70, 77 in santa rosa, 75 vallejo into the east bay. 74 oakland, 73 fremont. inland it is short sleeve weather, 74 in concord, 76 fairfield, 70 and livermore. the seven-day forecast, warming continues, records likely not just tomorrow but thursday when you start to notice a few low 80's popping up. upper 70's for the warmest spots on friday and toward the

weekend, not as warm. valentines will be closer to average. dan: thanks very much. it is academy awards time. hollywood found out who is nominated for oscars this year. the standouts on the list

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in los angeles looks at the list. >> i wonder what little lady made these. >> benedict cumberbatch, kirsten dunst and jesse plemons all oscar-nominated for their work in power of the dog. also up for best picture, best adapted screenplay and best director, the burst woman to ever be nominated twice in the director category. also vying, belfast, don't look up, drive my car, dune, king richard, licorice pizza, west side story. steven spielberg received his 11th nomination for best picture, a record for an in also earned his eighth nod as best director for west side story. denzel washington extended his record as the most nominated black acord or dutch actor. this is for the tragedy of macbeth. >> they should read nor --

renamed the award the denzel. you're up for a denzel, i see the denzel's are on. doesn't it flow off the tongue? >> he is nominated alongside andrew garfield, will smith and others, nominated burke performance by an actress in a leading role, jessica chastain, nicole kidman, kristen stewart. stuart is only the -- is the only first-time nominee. all of the men in the lead actor category have been down this road before. george cannot, abc 7 news -- george, abc 7 news. ama: they will air sunday, mar 27. dan: does it feel like the goalposts keep moving? south bay water customers conserve water during the drought and it has not rained in weeks so now they may be asked to cut back even more.

plus pg&e cordoned the bay area because of a fire in sonoma county, we get a first look at the prosecut

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. dan: today, prosecutorn: today,d sonoma county kicked off weeks of preliminary hearings against pg&e. they pressed criminal charges, blaming them for starting a wildfire in 20 19. if convicted it would add to a lengthy criminal rap sheet for pg&e. ama: includes was in the courtroom today. >> they got off federal criminal probation two weeks ago. now it's back in court, facing criminal charges, and mix of felonies and misdemeanors. it destroyed more than 100 homes, nobody died but it came close. multiple firefighters were

injured and some of the charges involved injuries. pg&e also faces charges for environmental crimes for the smoke emitted by this fire. they have been fighting those charges particularly forcefully, tried to get the judge to toss out the charges before they got to these hearings. they are about establishing whether there is enough evidence for them to go to trial. he showed photographs to the court that showed detail about the broken jumper cable on a big high-voltage transmission tower which calfire found was responsible for starting the fire. they say a cable broke and hit the side of the middle counter, inspiring the sparks. -- the judge ruled t t were similar enough that pg&e is pacifiers can come into this case. he allowed prosecutors to

introduce evidence of pga fires that happened before 2019, before the kincade fire burned. we asked to bring our camera into the courtroom so we could show you what was said and were denied by the judge. i can also tell you that shast t county is watching this case closely. they have similar charges out of the 2020 fire but also four counts of felony and voluntary manslaughter is that fire did claim lives. in sonoma county, abc 7 news. dan: pg&e admits the powerlines sparked the 2019 kincade fire, what they argue any mistakes they made were good faith judgment calls and not crimes. the response stands in contrast to the 2018 camp fire which led them to plead guilty to 85 felonies. a memorial service took place today for stockton firefighter asked fortuna, shot and killed last week while responding to a

fire. there was a procession this morning and friends and family share their memories. his daughter gave a touching speech, saying whenever his people -- whenever people said her dad was a good guy, she would say no, he was the best. a 67-year-old man has been arrested and charged. >> a san francis continue to investigate despite an agreement. this happened after the da investigator said prosecutors pressured her to withhold evidence in a case against an officer. the office was bound by an earlier version of the agreement which did not require the disclosure of all evidence until prosecution was complete. he also wrote we must work together to achieve the reforms san francisco natives have demanded and deserve. >> the family of a missing oakland woman gave an update to search efforts for the 23-year-old. they have been in touch with the

poly class -- with the foundation which extended help. she was last seen by her ex-boyfriend, her car found on a residential street the next day with keys still inside. police searched the home of her ex-boyfriend last week. several billboards have gone up in these bay and you may see them asking people to call if they have information. ama: the year, searching for additional sources to meet water demand. as abc 7 news reporter david louis shows us, reservoirs are only a quarter full and even more conservation may be needed. >> measures have never been more important in silicon valley. they import more than half their water supply. the cf are low even

after the december rainstorms. reservoir storage is only a 26% capacity. >> is kind of an eye-opener that during this time, this drought, we need to make sure we are conserving. >> it reflects the loss of the district's largest reservoir, which has been ordered to lower its capacity during a 10 year seismic retrofit projects. where will they turn? sources include the state water project, the central valley water project and water from these rumors. but competition will likely raise costs. >> we were paying about $200,000. it went up four to five times last year and could go higher this year because everyone is fighting to get a small amount. >> they do have groundwater. >> that we have a great amount of water under our feet here, more than all of our local reservoirs combined, we have to take it out of the right amount, because it could -- if we take

it out too fast this could recur. >> they also have recycled water and it is at capacity now and a new facility will not come online for six years. conservation remains a top priority. customers have met the reduction goal set last summer but it could go higher. >> if we don't receive this precipitation or a miracle, we are crunching the numbers, but it's a possibility we may need to do more. >> in santa clara county, david louis, abc 7 news. ama: still, what a difference roots can make in a community, about building a better bay area as part of black history month. plus, >> we don't care if these guys regulate us to death. >>

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patients at this hospital. dan: hard of hearing adult, raising awareness and the first deaf male oscar nominee. or from him and how the local deaf community is reacting to this news. >> 10 movies have been nominated for best picture for this years's academy awards, taking its place at the top is followingo the life of ad family of four. a, the daughter is a child of a deaf adult. it is the first movie with a predominately death cast to be nominated for best picture but that's not the only history. >> i feel blessed, i have been on a long journey. >> he is the fir fir fir fir

oscar nominee in the supporting role, we spoke with him about his honor. >> it is a blessing that hollywood will begin to recognize deaf talent and deaf awareness, we have our own language and our own culture. >> that is echoed by many in the deaf community. i spoke with the superintendent of the california school for the deaf. >> i have two children who live in my house, in my culture. >> his interpreter also a child of a deaf adult. >> there is not a lot of representation of codas. we are in the middle of both worlds and sometimes it can be tough to understand where do i belong. >> one of the important and inspiring things about the film

is that it was not hearing people playing deaf characters. >> we have seen a surge in more deaf characters and it's important to look up to role models and say i can achieve in this industry. >> abc 7 news. dan: exciting. the oscars will air on abc 7 live from the dolby theater in a hollywood on march 27. ama: could it be 80's before the weekend? weekend? to be a thriver with metastatic breast cancer means asking for what we want. and need. and we need more time. so, we want kisqali. women are living longer than ever before with kisqali when taken with an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant in postmenopausal women with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer. kisqali is a pill that's significantly more effective at delaying disease progression versus an aromatase inhibitor or fulvestrant alone. kisqali can cause lung problems, or an abnormal heartbeat, which can lead to death. it can cause serious skin reactions, liver problems,

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community. we introduce you to a clinic helping the under resourced to get the care they need. the impact of their civil mission. >> at 99th and international boulevard, the roots clinic is on a mission. >> to uplift those impacted by systemic inequities in poverty. to address the disparities we were seeing here in east oakland and specifically for people of african descent. >> this dr. is the founding ceo of roots community health center. she sees the consequences in this community firsthand. in the 94603 zip code where this is located, the average life expectancy is seven euros less than the average. roots is working to turn the tide patient by patient. >> we do that through direct medical and behavioral health services through e

street outreach, advocacy. >> it started as a mobile clinic in east oakland but has expanded across alameda and santa clara county's. >> it has been a journey in terms of learning from the community, this snake to folks we serve. >> and we walked in -- reacting to their needs. they had live streams at the beginning of the health briefing. >> we said there is no one coming to save us, we will have to be the ones that put these services in place immediately. >> we were there as they offered daily recovered testing, covid vaccination and free meals to anyone in need on wednesdays. what they are not only serving up health care and services, they are offering chances. >> i am previously incarcerated so roots gave me the opportunity

to make better choices, have better opportunities in life. >> she is able to collect -- connect others as a client services specialist, making sure those in her community have adequate health care. >> it gives the black and african-american community foundation and they can be heard and seen. >> helping people in my community, with the same skintone is me, that's good. when we are able to help one another, it shows we are supposed to be a village. >> she is confident the people in this village, deeply rooted in the community are enough to be the change they want to see. >> it makes me hopeful that when we do have a common goal we are pushing toward, anything is possible. >> julian glover, abc 7 news. dan: see stories about black history month by going to our app wherever you stream. we have curated stories you can watch. it is on apple tv, android tv, fire tv and roku.

please check it out when you have a moment. ama: each day we seem to get warmer. dan: sandhya patel is tracking the spring like forecast. sandhya: the next few days it will continue to feel like that and i want to show you the live picture as we look for dust from our east bay hills camera. the next three days will be warm. san francisco going from 73 to 75. the warmest day thursday, southbay 75 to 78. the heat advisory in southern california starting tomorrow and going until sunday. heat illnesses are possible so for the super bowl will be looking at record temperatures, 89 thursday, friday is warm. fresno is in the low to mid 70's. reading will see record heat as well. hazy and warm tomorrow, warmer than today in many areas, low to upper 70's, a few low 80's beginning to pop up to our north but it will show up in the bay

area by thursday. we've got a ridge of high pressure blocking everything so everything is going over the top and taking you through february 18, there is no rain in the forecast. the seven-day forecast includes record warmth the next few days, slowly temperatures will back off for the weekend and by valentines it will be cooler and breezy, closer to average tuesday. dan: thanks very much. ama: larry has what is cooking in sports. larry: steve kerr joining elite company like pat riley and nelly, don nelson. these new honors

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larry: kevon looney has been an ironman for the warriors, questionable for tomorrow night's game in utah because of the quad contusion, a problem against rudy gobert. klay thompson will also be out tomorrow, sitting out wednesday and thursday. been back for 12 games, after 2.5 years with devastating industries -- injuries but he looks so comfortable. he had a couple of huge threes to finish off okc west night and brought back memories of his 11 threes in 2016. did he have a flashback last

night? black out in those moments. i give my art performance staff so much credit for why am feeling like this. they push me for a long time, so to feel like i have not missed a beat only 12 games in, i am indebted to them. larry: cautiously optimistic maybe the best way to describe james wiseman situation, anthony took this video of the big man in contract -- contact drills in utah. he's coming back from two knee'. league released their list of head coaches, steve kerr made the list after making -- winning championships in his first games with golden.

so to don nelson who calls maui home. among those on this e those list. the trade deadline is thursday, the kings acquire an all-star player from indiana, but they gave up tyrese haliburton and that was a shock to the rest of the league. he is the one guy the kings had to keep. that is why they are the sacrament of kings. the trailblazers are splitting up damian lillard and cj mccollum. the blazers are trying to rebuild around dame and hope he stays a blazer. even the most optimistic bengals fan did not anticipate the bengals would play in the super bowl. in the previous seasons, the posted a record of 25 wins, 53 losses and two ties. that was before, bb, before

burrow. he has been incredible. will joe burrow the radel playing in the super bowl against the rams -- rattled playing in the super bowl? >> when i played in the championship in high school, it feels the same as the super bowl now. at that moment it was the biggest game i've ever played in and everything kind of feels the same. >> i'm sure i will be as excited as i've ever been playing a football game, there's no question understand the magnitude and all that, at the same time, once the ball snaps, it's a game, i want to have fun. larry: he is so calm and cool. the super bowl is just like my high school championship game. when you are 17 or 18 years old, that is the biggest thing in your life and sunday the super bowl will be as well. dan: only 100 million more people watching. ama: if you friends.

coming up on abc 7 starting at 8:00, the start of the jeopardy national college championship. then at 9:00, catch abbott elementary and black-ish, then queens and the news at 11:00. dan: we appreciate your time, have a great rest of the evening and we will see you again for the news at 11:00. ♪

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from north carolina, lawrence long, who bet big on a daily double and came up with the only correct response in final to solidify his first victory on yesterday's show. today we welcome krystle and andrés to the game. good luck to all three of you. here are the categories in the "jeopardy!" round. we'll begin with... and... lawrence, you will select first. around the usa for $800, please. [ beep ] that pirate--jean lafitte. lawrence. around the usa, $600.