quality of life and how safe you feel. day, the board odirectors. chrysler is the wrinkly rock into the details. >> the lack of ridership on bart is turning into a long-term problem. revenue projections are down. in this chart, the blue line is pre-pandemic rush-hour ridership. the gray line is rock in april of 2020. that goal line is a sputtering recovery happening in slow motion. >> many commuters may not return to transit immediately. >> the board of directors wrestled with the harsh reality. they projected it may take until 2027 for the agency to regain 70% of its ridership. if there are more searches, it

could be worse. they expressed worries over office occupancy being one of the lowest in the country post-pandemic. >> our ridership matches office occupancy. we are going to continue to low ridership. we have historically depended on that commute. give it a try again and consider a tax increase to keep its solvents. >> we are in a crisis of getting our ridership back. i just talked to a constituent this morning as if there is no way they're going to pay for an additional tax. any tax. this goes across the board. >> growth could come in the form

of trips that don't involve going to work. they are expanding hours on sundays and keeping more lines operational on weekends. i am leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. correct schedule changes are coming soon. for the first time ever it will operate all five lines on sundays. that starts 10 days from now on february 20. the sunday service will extend to midnight and bart will have more connections with caltrain. >> crews are making progress on a fire that burned homes in the southernnimuty o itti. d reinth.they started in the sye canyon area where unseasonably strong wind field of file -- fueled a fire up the hill. that helped firefighters spread it to other homes.

issued for all residents in irvine cove and self -- south emerald bay. >> this is subject to wind and wind changes. this is a large team effort and we are taking safety very serious. the evacuation warning that remains in effect, residents are being told to remain on high alert. so far, no property damage has been reported. >> of fire lit up a homeless encampment off of interstate 280 two thurgood marshall high school. the fire put up a lot of smoke. it can be seen all across the bay area. firefighters were able to keep to about half an acre. no injuries reported and no structures burned. fires are a high concern because of california's drought. it is as good as bad as it was last week. they are in a category called severe drought. that is not as bad as it sounds.

there are two more levels that are worse than what we are in now. it is not going to rain. some people like this guy reported a record high temperature. several bay area cities broke records today. just the perfect day to sit on a bench and do some people watching, daydreaming and soak up the sun. more warm weatherthertherther >> absolutely. warm enough to make you sweat. i want to show you a stunning view from our camera. we have some haze in the air. record highs today. the same thing with downtown oakland. they also passed previous records that were set. it was warm across the board. 76 in san francisco and concord.

79 degrees, close to 80 degrees in the middle of winter. we have 60's and 70's and as we check out what is ahead, this is what we need to look out for. more warmth. records are likely in livermore. the old record was 72, set in 2020. another record is expected in san jose where they are expected to reach 77 degrees. i will let you know if there are any changes coming and if that could include the possibility of a few drops. >> you can check out the temperatures and the weather any time on our 24/7 live streaming channel on our website where the abc 7 bay area news app. we are staying on weather wherever you stream. stay with us. >> the temporary restriction for large gatherings expires in sonoma county. it was put into place because of the omicron surge of coronavirus cases. the change will impact

businesses there and anyone planning events. karina joins us to explain how. >> this was put in place about a month ago, impacting businesses and school events in sonoma county. they put the order in place to prevent any super-spreader events and hospitals from being overwhelmed. in january, cases soared in sonoma county because of the omicron variant. the health department reported more than half of the positive cases where the source of the transmission was known they were coming from those large gatherings but now the county is seeing a slowdown in case numbers and businesses are ready to welcome more guests. it is good news for places like wild oaks saddle club where they host weddings and large events like the ones you're seeing there. the general manager tells me the last two years were incredibly challenging so they are looking forward to booking more events in the near future. >> this year i feel like people

are just ready to move forward. whatever that is going to mean, they are going to be flexible. a lot of our guest counts change and people are ok with that. they seem to be a little bit more agreeable to just go with what is happening. >> wild oak did the outdoor space which they said help them host more events and they are glad to provide a space for people to connect again and have fun. the health department recommends that people who are high risk because of underlying health conditions should be careful in large groups. especially indoors. the large gathering restriction lifts again at midnight, tonight. >> for the first time since january 6, the number of coronavirus patients hospitalized in california dropped below 10,000. that is a sign that the omicron surge is winning.

the independent advisory committee will meet tuesday to discuss emergency use authorization for that age group. the cdc has to sign up for vaccinations to begin. today, a san francisco judge ruled that the city decision to temporarily close three main roads during the pandemic was legal. they shut down the great highway to private vehicles in april of 2020 to provide the public a wide open safe space to recreate. they filed suit in december, claiming the closure violated local and state law. the judge bowled that officials acted within the authority, adding there was a high level of interest to use the streets for recreation. >> still to come, the i team is with us tonight because the appeals process is beginning for bay area young men serving light sentences. they have been in an italian prison for more than two years for killing a police officer in rome. tonight, there will take a look at their chances of getting out. >> later we will be joined by michael finney, small claims

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appealing their life sentences. one stabbed the officer and the other struggled with a second officer early that morning in 2019. that fst offended that struggled with an officer and vandeweghe was this 21 you will. the prosecutor asked the court to produce his license to 24 years but confirmed he is pursuing a life sentence for this man who stabbed a second officer to death july of 2019. his mother is in rome for the appeal. >> my son is painfully aware that the actions that he had that night caused the death of a man and he suffers from tremendous guilt. he is also painfully aware of the injustice that his version of the events were never listened to or believed. >> he said he did not know this

place brigadier was a police officer. he wore street clothes, did not have a badge, and. he said he thought they were mop thugs coming for them after a drug deal went bad. >> at think he has a very good self-defense argument. i think in the u.s. this would be a really good case. i think you could get a defense verdic>> craig peters is on the defense team that filed this 45 page brief, listing example after example of the judges in the first trial favoring the prosecution, even steering witnesses while they were testifying. >> the judges had a bias against the defendants, they had a bias against the defense attorneys. they had a bison favor of the prosecution. this professor is an expert an e italian law. he told me from rome that the italian put appeals court is different than the american.

the panel of two professional judges are considering all of the evidence a second time and will make their own decision. >> imagine imagine imagine image one is more important. >> based on what happened on that street corner, they expect the young men to return to the states soon, either acquitted or allo to serve reduced sentences in an american prison. >> the facts are so confused. the conditions of all of this was so messed up. to think that this is a far call. >> also shortly after the collies suggest beating or killing the americans. one text even says you have to melt them in acid.

>> it shines a light on the thet venomous environment that my son and the other boy were in in those first hours. >> the judges have locked down the court room of covid. no reporters or cameras allowed inside. the other was first admitted to the room but asks -- asked to wait outside. >> you mentioned that these young men could be transferred from italy to america to serve their sentences here. walk us through how that might happen. that professor of law who was taught over the past 30 years says they could get acquitted. under this agreement, if the department of justice in italy and america agree, they could be sent here to serve out their sentence -- their lesser sentence in an american prison. very quickly, if the appeal doea

not work -- if it does not work, they can take the next step to a higher court. the prosecution or the defense could take it to the higher court. so this is not over. powerful documentary about this case. the emmy award-winning 32 seconds, a deadly night in rome is available on our abc 7 bay area news app which you can download for apple tv, enjoy tv, fire tv and roku. i guarantee if you take time to watch the documentary, you will find it quick compelling. >> he really was. let's get to our weather. it is so toasty out. we just might as well enjoy it because it is wonderful out. >> great weather to be outdoors but certainly warm compared to

what we are used to. a good 10 or 20 degrees. we have set all-time records for sfo for the entire month of february, coming in at 78. salinas airport was close to 90. that was an all-time record. take a look at this live picture from our santa cruz camera. even though it seems kind of serene, don't be surprised if the waves kick up a bit. we have a northwesterly swell coming up. there is a risk of dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents. you want to watch out. we launched this all local streaming channel. it is 20 47 and for free. if you want, you can watch this on the mobile phone or tv right now, check us out, their exciting stuff. you can get the latest information on whether, in control of our weather, we have the offshore flow, that wind is pushing temperatures up about 90

degrees down south, they have a heat advisory until 6:00 sunday night. in the bay area we are starting to lose a little bit of the heat. temperatures will be in the 50's and 60's as we go toward tomorrow morning. computer models want to bring in a patch or two of fog, certainly some higher clouds bottoming out in the 40's and 50's and then as we go toward 1:00, it will warm up once again. i think temperatures will begin to dial back as we go toward the weekend. by 2:00, you are looking at the 60's and 70's. here is a live view from our golden gate -- golden gate camera. 70 in san jose. 64 in half moon bay. you're looking at clear skies overhead. mid 60's. 66 in concord. the emeryville camera is spectacular. look at this. you expect to see views like this in autumn. dry and breezy wind, elevated

fire danger. much cooler and windier weather is headed our way next week. we will see the increase in the high cloud cover tomorrow afternoon. be aware that that will filter the sunshine and may cutback those temperatures a couple of degrees along with the dew points coming up. tomorrow morning, clear skies, 40's and 50's out the door. that is the coolest point you will reach. look at the afternoon highs. well above average. santa cruz, the same thing. 76 in morgan hill's. a warm day on the peninsula. 72 degrees in half moon bay, downtown san francisco, it will not feel like february. 70 in daly city the north bay numbers warm, filtered sunshine. 73 degrees in san rafael, 70's for santa rosa and the east bay. 74 in oak then. the same thing with concord in the inlet east bay. i do want to show you a hint of

perhaps some changes, it's cooler on monday as the storm system drops down. we will see a mix of rain and sleet. there will be a possibility of monday night into tuesday, a be a couple of sprinkles. wind will come up as a result of that system. records expected for friday. still warm on saturday and sunday. especially around the bay and in land. much cooler and windier weather for valentine's day. closer to average going into tuesday before we see the temperatures bouncing back again. i know rain is missing today, the 40 -- the 34th straight day of no measurable rain. >> coming up,p, deal in the bay area, the ho

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realtors said the average cost of buying a home in the u.s. rose by 15% in the last quarter of 2021. most extensive homes in the whole country were in the south bay. this is where the median price was more than $1.6 million followed closely by 1.3 million in metro area includes san francisco, oakland and hayward. realtors expect prices to normalize as more homes come onto the market as we get near spring. listen to this. a two-bedroom, two bath condo is getting huge interest from essential first time homebuyers. >> the unit is part of this mixed-use housing developing on union avenue. so far it is the only one of its kind because of the 250,000 dollars asking price. that is because of the below-market price housing program.

the town passed a lot of required to develop is to offer a minimum percentage of units that are affordable to low and median income household. heo ethe quations for what the considers first they have turnee median income or less. if they meet that criteria and some more, they submit an application that would eventually be drawn lottery style. each application can earn points that would rank them higher and give them a better chance at winning. the town works with an organization called house keys who is selling the unit. they told the mercury news this week that 81 applicants have applied and more are expected for the window to apply closes on the 15th. we spoke with the develop a director who is not available for an interview but did say that conversations are being looked at to potentially bring more affordable housing to the area. abc 7 news.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> a crime ring is sweeping the state. he is targeting the elderly and in many cases, asian seniors. >> they have video showing how these thieves operate and brings us one family story from the south bay. >> they will come up to them and engage them in a conversation that is very friendly and they will take some cheap custom jewelry. they will say we want you to

have this. >> you're watching the moment this san jose woman is approached in her front yard by a family in an suv. stable slipped the jewelry on the unsuspecting victim and at the same time they are engaging them, they will take their jewelry back and remove their jewelry. crush the woman's gold network -- the woman's gold necklace is gone. especially around lunar new year. this is part of a large group that seems to be stemming from the eastern european area in our city, the target demographic was the elderly and it was people of south asian descent. wise after i posted this video, i got dozens of messages across the bay area saying the same thing happened to their loved one. >> this is happening throughout the bay area and as a matter of fact, this same type of crime is happening in southern california. >> their disabled mother was targeted outside the asian

supermarket in san jose. >> she was wearing this big gold chain necklace. $5,000. san ramon police were able to make arrests in connection to 10 reported cases but believe there are many more victims. they urged families to come forward in order to fight this growing crime trend. >> we need to get this news out there to inform our elders. grace abc 7 eyewitness news. >> the suspect arrested in the san ramon cases were from the los angeles area. police say they were able to return some of the stolen jewelry but the arrests would not have happened that victims and their families coming forward. the findings of an independent investigation are not being released publicly. even though the officers being investigated want the results made public.

they are accused of bending the corners to commemorate shooting people. melanie woodrow has a store you only see on seven. >> it has been more than a year and a half since they launched a third-party police misconduct. the department received a statement from two different sources that officers were bending down the corners of their badges following the shooting. -- a lethal incident and it was a way of acknowledge and that. they represent several families whose loved ones were killed by these police officers. >> they were celebrating in a gang like ritualistic fashion, the murder and death of black and brown people. that is criminal conduct.

>> they call it very troubling and disturbing allegations but the findings to the state have not been released. this was said bending. >> we don't chase rumors. office of the chief proposed we held a press conference and prepare draft statement for the city attorney's office. office about the hold up. the city attorney writes in part that we are unable to share information regarding the legal advice provided to any of our clients. >> is it to gain some sort of advantage as it relates to litigation or is it to keep the public from knowing the dastardly deeds of the officers

that are sworn to protect it? >> least but for different reasons. the officers deserve to have their names cleared while pointers assessed the public as a retina and draw their own conclusions. >> you only hide things, you only bury things, you only sit on things if you are afraid of the conclusions that people will draw from the information that you are trying to hide. >> not even the officers who were investigated no. >> they don't know the findings of the investigation either. if they think this issue will go away by burying their head, they are wrong. >> abc 7 news. >> you can contact the team if you would like to see a story investigated. or you can pick up the phone and call -- >> if you ever need to file a

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swinging to the pulpit, all part of a new performance installation called love, a state of grace. >> how does it feel just to be walking in here and knowing that this is about to come to life? >> a bit overwhelming. >> this is the installation'snsl artistic director. >> it is informed by personal experience, community sharing, research and the times that we find ourselves in. >> we were in a time of violence. we have a jewish synagogue in pittsburgh. and then covid happened and racial disparities and police violence were front and center. >> by the time george floyd happened, something cracked open in may. i was really suffering like so

many from what i think is ancestral grief. that field the decision to expand the focus of her project. now, love, a state of grace is a place for people to find balance through four elements. this wing representing the act of surrendering to love. this 100 foot ladder is a reminder that love is an action that can sometimes be scary and hard and this tower,. >> the amazing beauty of it is very common and it helps to ground me every step of the way. >> her goal is to provide a performance that is human and real. >> i feel like it is my responsibility within this performance to be 100% authentic.

landmark. inspiration to find balance in our lives. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> love, a state of grace is afforded performance that starts tomorrow, runs through next friday. you can see stories about black history month by going to the abc 7 bay area app. >> outside. one of the first things on everyone's mind is less go to the beach. the weather is perfect but there are dangerous conditions at many of our bay area beaches to be aware of. dustin dorsey has more on that. >> sunshine, blue skies, around 70 degrees. would you believe me if i told you this was february in santa cruz? this is chamber of commerce weather. >> no shortage of people who flocked to the beach to enjoy a great day on the coast whether you are hanging out, hanging 10

or just hanging around. today was a chance for people to soak up the sun. >> checking out the weather, i think thursday is the day. there could not have been a better day to be out here. march the beach was less crowded than anticipated. people lined up to take in the view of dozens of servers taking advantage of near perfect conditions and big waves. cries i don't know if it is a miracle. times are really changing. it is like 85 degrees, waves are barreling. heaven on earth. >> these are great conditions but there is a looming risk in the water as swimmers look to cool off up and down the coast. >> the national weather service has issued a hazard statement for multiple bay area beach communities warning of dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents. while the risk is not strong in santa cruz, the patrol will be on high alert with more visitors

coming to town. >> we do our normal patrols. last year, unfortunately we did respond to three fatalities on the north coast. in all of those cases, it was people that got too close. >> don't turn your back on the waves, stay off of wet rocks and pay attention to the tides. if we can do that, we can enjoy the weather with no issues. in santa cruz, dustin dorsey. turn your back on this. a little bit longer, 10 minutes is up. sunscreen, 71 here.

76 in santa cruz and it is going to be warm up and down the state, records are expected again. francisco dropping into the 60's. a stunning view and here is a look at live doppler 7. the rain is missing. february is one of our best month. it will be 70's, 80's, filtered sunshine, accuweather 7 to forecast, it looks like some patchy fog will return over the next few days. maybe a couple of showers or sprinkles, still gusting on tuesday. trade deadline, no moves for the warriors but the blockbuster comes to the east.

>> now, abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> the trade deadline has come and passed. draymond green, under ella, james wiseman, they will be back at full strength. klay thompson gives his thoughts on what the dubs might have needed. >> may be a new washing machine. >>, pay to much attention to that stuff but naturally i am

checking every time i hit this. >> there is a sense of relief. i think we love everybody who is here and i think we have a great group and i think we are all very excited. the year. the brooklyn nets and 76ers swapping james harden and ben simmons. ben simmons has not played all year. harden's time with brooklyn did not really work. simmons is talented but has been working through some mental health issues. and team katie.

they kevin durant had a chance to pick james harden and the run could not keep a straight face as durant did not want to do it. cries i will need some size and that in the interior. especially with lebron james play. i needi needi needi needi need so i will go with rudy gobert. >> that worked out nicely. a the 49ers's kyle juszczyk scored a touchdown, he and george kittle were caught facetiming mike mcdaniel from the sideline to tell him that play worked. daniel introduced a today as miami dolphins head coach. he spent one year as the offensive coordinator but has been in the nfl for more than a decade. the 38-year-old mcdaniel thanked both shanahan and the niners for

helping to find his dream job. >> it is every year of my experience. especially the last five years that kyle shanahan and the 49ers early relied on me and allowed me to be his right-hand man and opened my eyes to all the things that i head coach -- that i head coach does. they helped facilitate me coming into my own. >> rob manfredanfredanfredanfred to the designated hitter in both leagues which would mean that logan webb hit the last home run by a picture in the national league. this is the homerun in the regular-season finale that helped the giants clinch the nl west. i can't help but walk by oracle park and think please open, come back. i even played a song baby come back. you see me over there and i am ok but i am just

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