>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: this morning, new data from the cdc about protection for covid booster shots. study shows the vaccines lose effectiveness after about four months. experts explain what this means going forward and who should get a fourth shot. good morning, it is sunday, february 13. we are going to get to that story in a moment. let's start with a quick look at the weather. the super bowl forecast. lisa: it is going to be nice. maybe want to enjoy the weather. have the windows open, it is going to be a nice afternoon with high pressure in control again. temperatures are cold this morning from the mid 40's around richmond to about 50 in hayward. we have patches of fog in the north bay.

46 in pacifica. look at the fog, novato six to seven miles for concord and livermore with a two to three degrees temperature change. cooler for oakland, san mateo and up in napa. a warm up to the 60's by noon, then partly cloudy skies as a few high clouds into the picture. mid-70's, could see records down around the south bay for the upper 70's as well as toward sonoma and santa rosa. the clouds increase, that will be some fog. talk about a much cooler valentine's day in a few minutes. liz: the cdc is releasing new data about booster protection. the effectiveness of the third shot wanes after about four months. our reporter is part of our vaccine team, she spoke to experts about what this means moving forward as many say we are getting closer to an end epic. reporter: roughly three months since posters became available

for californians 18 and older, the cdc announced the protection from a third shot decreases after four months. >> with the booster days is increases production of antibodies up to four months. those antibodies come down with time. that does not mean your immune response wanes, it means one aspect does. reporter: this i disease specialist highlighted the first two doses of the vaccine continue to be highly effective against the virus. those two doses prime the body to respond anytime. >> t cells, b cells are still there. b cells are the recipe to make more antibodies. we can make antibodies anytime they see covid. t cells help them make antibodies. reporter: researchers found vaccine effectiveness against hospitalizations remain high, at 78%. four months after the third dose, the chief of emergency

medicine department at ucsf noticed a difference in patients. >> people getting the booster seem to be getting less sick. they are not necessarily protected from getting infected 100%, but they are getting less sick. reporter: as we inched a month for since many got boosted, there is a new concern. >> high risk people whose booster immunity may be waning may be at higher risk of hospitalization now that we are coming to the 3, 4 month mark. the encouraging thing is case rates overall are decreasing. reporter: will we need a fourth shot? >> i do not think as a general population we will, but certain groups always will. immunocompromised already approved for fourth boosters. reporter: we are about one month away from an endemic, meaning there will continue to be covid cases, but will be easier to manage the virus. >> we have the tools to control

it and keep hospitalizations low. those tools are vaccination and therapeutics. reporter: in san francisco, abc 7 news. liz: today, the children's discovery museum in san jose is hosting another vaccination clinic. the santa clara county public up department is focusing on medicare recipients and young children to get their shot. families to get vaccinated today will get a pass for a free museum visit to be used before the end of may. the clinic is open from 9:30 to 4:30. no appointments required, doses are first-come first serve. on the peninsula, families received free with -- covid tests and masks. libraries gave away at home tests and five masks per household. no appointments when necessary. libraries are close today, but at there are supplies left, there will be available tomorrow until they are all given away. >> i think it is terrific. i would like to see it publicized a little more, it was not something i had heard about

before i came in. if i had known, i would have made a beeline for the library to pick these up earlier. liz: the santa clara county library district handed out free covid tests yesterday. walmart is the latest company to drop its mask mandate for vaccinated workers. only those who work in pharmacies or unvaccinated will be required to wear them. the changes are for all stores unless required by state or local government. so employees will still be masked for a few more days. workers in california will still have to go through daily health screenings. our abc 7 news vaccine team is here to answer your questions. had to abc7news.com and click on the blue box to submit your question. san francisco special election is two days away. it is going to decide the future of a school board under scrutiny. frustrated public school parents said they were so fed up about the lack of in person learning they got enough signatures to put the recall of three school board members on the ballot.

voters will decided to other races in tuesday's special election. here's our reporter. >> thank you. reporter: volunteers stood on 19th avenue in san francisco, reminding voters by february 15 is so important. >> especially when the future of our kids is at stake. so we have just a few days left to get out the vote. reporter: many parents have led recall efforts against three san francisco school board members. gabriel lopez, allison collis -- collins. it took too long to get their kids back to in person learning. >> it has extreme disparity. this action by the school board has only made all those disparities worse. kids like mine have fallen far behind. >> this school board chose toset rename schools instead of reopening them. they put them suffering through resume school longer than necessary. they have different schools into

a financial ditch. reporter: supporters are urging a no vote, sing the attempt to recall is unjustified. arguments made by proponents are false. i focus before and during this pandemic has been on increasing enrollment, fiscal responsibility and improving learning and health services for students and families. in addition to the recall, there are two other races on tuesday's ballot. the position of recorder is up for grabs and the other is a primary for 17th assembly district voters who will choose a replacement for an assembly member who stepped down last year to become city attorney. there are two front runners. early voting by mail and in person at city hall has been happening for several weeks. elections chief sister not has been light, about half the voters who came up for last september's recall of governor gavin newsom. >> we are about 20% turnout for the special election. to give you a comparison, the

september 2021 recall election we were at 46%. reporter: in person voting will continue through tuesday. the mayor is backing the school board effort. she will appoint a temporary replacement should any board members be called -- recall. abc 7 news. liz: coming up, live interview with a reporter from the san francisco standard to talk about the special election. in the east bay, the oakland unified school district held a virtual town hall in hopes of saving oakland schools. last week, the school board announced it will be closing or merging 11 schools in the district. this comes as the district faces a $90 million budget shortfall. it is going to close to schools this year, five next year, for schools plan to merge or lose grades. >> who wants to enroll in a school that is possibly closing? it has impacted our ability to

attract high quality staff. liz: in 20 years, oakland unified has lost a total of 15,000 students. the state could intervene if the district budget is not balance. today's the last day of business for the only full-service grocery store in west oakland. community foods market on san pablo avenue opened in 2019 with high hopes of serving the underserved neighborhood there. the pandemic kit eight months later and the store owners were not able to overcome labor shortages. inflation and supply chain issues. everything in the store will be sold at half off today. another multi-billion-dollar deal may be in the works in silicon valley. reports say cisco systems is looking into the acquisition of splunk of san francisco. it became more important as people work from home. the price is rumored to be more than $20 billion. neither company commented on a possible deal.

lisa, let's get a check outside. lisa: not a whole lot of change to your sunday, maybe that is a good thing for you as we look out toward emeryville. upper 40's into low 50's, we have a quick warm-up through the 60's noontime. finishing the day on the east bay, mid 70's. a couple records perhaps, we will talk about it in detail and the big change starting tomorrow coming up. liz: california reservoirs is seeing the impact of our drought. the latest numbers from the biggest reservoir in the state and how it is affected. plus, emissions versus the economy. new rules will take effect for the trucking industry. why some say requirements could make the supply chain issues worse. ♪

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liz: here is a live look from a roof camera over the bay bridge, very pretty start to this morning. hoping the sun will come up soon. in the east bay, police are investigating a violent fight between neighbors that led to an hours long standoff. this happened around noon yesterday in the ream valley manor. officers responded to calls of a man hitting his female neighbor in the head and stomach with a baseball bat. police ordered people to stay in their homes because of the bat wielding neighbor. residents later reported hearing a gunshot from the neighbor's home. the lockdown was lifted a short time later. a body found in marin county on friday has been identified as a fisherman who disappeared last monday. he was one of three men efficient on the rocks below the overlook when a wave knocked him

into the water. two of the men who were rescued had to let him go because the waves were too strong. his fiancée tells us he moved to san francisco from honduras when he was 15 and he was taking classes at city college. the red cross is helping residents effected by a three alarm fire in the richmond district. firefighters were called to 10th avenue yesterday afternoon. one person was sent to the hospital and is expected to be ok. two dogs, which happened to belong to an abc seven news anchor, were rescued. two cats were also rescued. crews had the fire under control within an hour as they put out the hotspots. part of building a better bay area is looking at issues that impact the climb and our environment, starting next year, every semi-truck in california has to meet a new model of emissions standards. one local company says that ask is too much by the state.

abc7news reporter has more on how this could trickle down to supply chain. reporter: bill says he is in a tight spot. he is the president of oakland-based trucking. starting next year, only two of his 13 trucks will be allowed to operate. the california air resources board is requiring every truck to be a 2010 model or newer to meet emissions standards. what he says newer trucks are hard to find inexpensive -- and expensive. >> at $30,000 truck is selling for over $100,000. reporter: he said that is too much money to replace his fleet. the limiting truck production. >> trucks not being manufactured, they are backed up until june 2023, they are trying to shift to electric trucks. so on and so forth. we don't have these hand-me-downs, do not have the trucks we can do our job with. reporter: he is not alone.

the western states trucking associations has around 40,000 vehicles will not meet the new requirement and not be allowed on the road. list the board delays the requirement, the supply chain issue will get worst -- worse. >> this could potentially make the supply chain issue look like child's play. reporter: it is only part of the issue. drivers will get laid off because there trucks will be out of commission. we reached out to the air resources board and are still waiting for a reply. he says he supports meeting new emissions standards, but once the board to delay the requirements by at least a year. if that does not happen, the industry will suffer. >> let us keep our trucks until this pandemic is over, until the supply chain is back to normal. reporter: abc7news. liz: hundreds of people showed up to support a permanent car free road in san francisco golden gate park. walk san francisco organized the march and rally in the park. a proposal by the city bans cars

on jfk drive and adds more car free streets into the park. >> we have seen the success for two years of what a car free space just for our community, health and well-being. this is been an amazing pilot, it is time to make it permanent. liz: the young museum once jfk east reopened to tra closure imd people with limited mobility, including the elderly, families with young children and people who are disabled. the board of supervisors will vote later this month. a community's dominika full cleanup of radioactive and toxic waste at a shipyard. supporters held a rally calling on the mayor and board of supervisors for cleanup. not just capping the community did site. they are demanding reparations for current and former residents and shipyard workers impacted by the compromised environment. with the ongoing drought, some key reservoirs are starting to

see the impact. according to the department of water resources, the state's largest reservoir is only at 54% of its average. that is compared to 72% this time last year. last month was the driest january and california's recorded history. the snowpack, a key source for water supply, is quickly shrinking. the continued warm and dry weather limits the growth of the snowpack. lisa, you are saying there may be a chance of rain in the way far forecast. reggie: we -- lisa: yes, we have seen that before, we talked about it than it goes away. hopefully it won't, but we are still looking at a dry start to the week, and a much colder start. yesterday tied a record at 81. it was 87 in the salinas and we are looking at high-pressure losing its grip around the bay area. that will allow a cold system to drop down to the north and east of us. for us, it means wind into

temperatures dropping to start the work week. right now, 50 in san leandro and hayward with 46 in union city. 44 in fremont. as we look at san francisco, 55 degrees up to the north where you've got fog and 40 degrees in santa rosa. just three miles visibility into santa rosa and a few of the exploratorium camera, nice and bright. we look at dry conditions through sunday, temperatures as much as 15 degrees above average. cooler with windier conditions monday and tuesday. this will bring temperatures back to average, they rebound by the end of the workweek. here is look at the start of your sunday which features clear conditions, then looking at high clouds increasing. you will notice those probably in the north bay in the afternoon. as we get into your monday,

temperatures not climbing much out of the 60's for some of you. a look at the beach forecast, topping out near 70. we get into a sea breeze, numbers drop in the afternoon. there is the fog offshore, that will move into night. want to show you the winds this afternoon that will be onshore, you can see half moon bay. as we get the onshore wind, it begins to turn around to an offshore component. the wind cranks up. up to 40 miles an hour or better , 20 to 30 miles out of the north. look what happens into tuesday, they get even stronger, over 30 miles an hour by the delta straight out of the north. still those gusty winds into late tuesday, they will eventually warm us up. you will notice late in the day tuesday, we look for the wind to continue out of the north with those breezy conditions. without any rain, we are 80% of average in san jose.

the wind will continue to dry the brush up, the vegetation elevating our fire danger. 80 today in san jose, could be a record. mid 70's and the north bay, sea breeze at the coast later on. we are in the 60's tomorrow, just 50's up the coast through tuesday a slow warming trend. maybe next sunday, we could see a little rain. liz: that would be great. i warning from the fbi ahead of valentine's day. the romance scams than what you

liz: what is coming up at 7:00 on good morning america. >> tensions rise as the risk of an imminent russian invasion of ukraine escalates. resident biden during a

high-stakes phone call with president putin morning and attack on ukraine result in swift and severe costs. is there path to diplomacy? despite the massive military buildup, our team on the ground this morning. plus, shooting investigation. two men facing felony charges in a potential hate crime against a black fedex driver on the job. the attorney of the victim: get an -- victim calling it copycat ahmaud arbery crime. super bowl sunday, the victim kicking off in a few hours. how fans are celebrating and how the city is prioritizing safety. it is all ahead here on gma. liz: we see major automakers shifting to electric to address climate change. engineers are working on a 100% solar powered transport system. our reporter takes us inside the design center where prototypes will promise building a better bay area.

reporter: inside this lab, team of engineers is building prototypes of a new transportation system. students led by a mechanical engineering professor believe it to be the first 100% solar power, completely eliminating carbon emissions. >> the concept of putting this together with the transportation system and locating the solar on top of the guideway where these vehicles go with local battery storage is the new idea. reporter: the concept is to move people in a thomas pods that can carry one to six people directly to their destination on a guideway build -- built 20 to 30 feet above street level. >> you can get on it, travel to your destination without stopping at an intermediate station unless you want to. it is very different than say the caltrain or bart. reporter: it is getting major support from an entrepreneur.

from ideas first envisioned nine years ago, they moved from a virtual concepts to working scale models. the guide rails are made by 3d printers. if they can sell the concept to urban planners, city officials and investors, they would like to build the first system in san jose called the spartan super way. it would connect it the main san jose state campus. seven engineers are working full-time on the concept with help from mechanical engineering students. >> these are core solutions to problems in the world. everything we are developing here is going to make a difference. reporter: the goal is to build a system for under $6 million per mile. in san jose, abc7news. liz: a special valentine's day display is up and golding gate park. it is part of an art installation. you can take your loved ones to see an enchanted forest of

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liz: thank you for joining us here on abc7news. let's start with a look at the weather. here we are in red, all in the spirit. lisa: it is going to be chilly, we will see a return to winter for a couple days with temperatures near average. we have another warm one today with high-pressure still in control. as we look outside, you can see the beginning of a beautiful start to the day from sutro, the sun coming up at 7:01 and a setting at 5:46. 10 hours and 45 minutes of daylight. san francisco 55 degrees, 48 in oakland, 43 in mountain view and 43 in half moon bay. emeryville camera little shaky, we have a breeze in the upper elevations. 40 in napa, 42 in livermore. three mile visibility in the north bay, seven in the east bay. we are slightly cooler, onshore

winds at the coast will usher in colder air later today. in the meantime, well above average. maybe a few records in the south bay. liz: private american citizens in ukraine are being put on high alert of a possible russian invasion and urged to evacuate. president biden told the russian president that invading ukraine would cause widespread human suffering. abc news reporter has the latest. reporter: the state department continues to urge american citizens to leave ukraine with officials saying it is quote past time to leave. the state department is ordering all u.s. embassy personnel except a core team of diplomats to leave kyiv immediately. saturday, joe biden spoke with vladimir putin on the phone. administer and officials say while the call was professional, there was quote no fundamental change in the dynamic. >> we are in the window of one of russian invasion could start at any time if president putin

decides. reporter: the secretary of state spoke with his russian counterpart, who denied russia intends to invade ukraine. an estimated 130,000 russian troops are amassed along ukraine's border. more than 30 russian warships are in the black sea. the ukrainian president at odds with the u.s. assessment of the threat of a russian invasion. >> the best friend for enemies's panic in our country. all of this information for panic does not help us. reporter: but the mayor of kyiv announcing a neighborhood by neighborhood evacuation plan for the 3 million people. for ukrainians, life goes on as usual. with the u.s. and russia agreed to continue talking. >> a diplomatic path to resolving this crisis, crisis created by the unprovoked amassing of russian forces around ukraine. that diplomatic path remains open. reporter: abc news, new york.

liz: an exclusive interview with the speaker of the house, she is going to talk about the latest in ukraine, the fate of president biden's build back better bill and the democratic agenda in congress. you can watch the full interview on this week at 8:00 this morning. this week, president biden is set to interview prospective candidates for his nominee to the supreme court. in an interview last week, he said he is doing a deep dive on about four people who have already seen thorough background checks. he said he plans to nominate a black woman to succeed at justice stephen breyer. the white house as the president remains on track to make his pick by the end of the month. new details on a shooting outside a restaurant bar in west hollywood. four people are in the hospital. among the injured is rapper kodak black. you can see the can see the cane new video, it happened early

yesterday morning at an after party hosted by singer justin bieber. please say a fight broke out between several people before shots rang out. all victims are said to be stable. authorities are still searching for a suspect. the california supreme court denied charles manson follower abated for potential freedom. this comes after governor newsom rejected her bid for parole. she is serving a life sentence for helping manson and other cult members killed in l.a. couple in 1969. the court refused to hear her appeal of a lower court ruling earlier this week, denying her petition for review. her bid for parole has been blocked four times. new developments with the trucker protest that has blocked border crossings betweencanada and the u.s. the truckers left as police moved into clear protesters that linked detroit to windsor, ontario. as the trucks departed, a new batch of demonstrators arrived on foot. the group numbering in the hundreds.

the blockade has disrupted operations at several auto factories and estimated workers lost tens of millions of dollars in wages. >> automakers have already been struggling for the past year with the computer chip shortage. this comes at a really bad time. liz: the purchased over canada's vaccine mandate has gone on for three weeks. codacodacodacodacodacodacodacoda the deaf and hard of hearing community. not only is it not made for best picture, it is making history. one of the actors is up for best supporting actor, making him the first deaf male oscar nominee. abc news reporter has more and have a local deaf community is reacting to the news. >> 10 movies have been made for best picture, taking its place at the top-ranked column of the list is coda. it follows the life of a family of 4, 3 or of death -- are deaf.

it is nominated for best picture, but that is not the only history the film has helped to make. >> i feel extremely blessed. i've been on such a long journey. reporter: the man who plays the father is the first deaf male oscar nominee. abc news got to speak with him and his interpreter about the honor. >> it is a blessing hollywood will begin to recognize deaf talent and increase deaf awareness. i hope it changes their perspective. we have our own language, our own culture. reporter: that sentiment echoed by many in the bay area deaf community. i got to speak with the superintendent of the california school for the deaf in fremont. >> i have two boys who are both codas who live in my house. reporter: his interpreter also the child of a deaf adult. >> i think it is great to see as a coda myself, there is not a

lot of representation. we are in the middle of both worlds, sometimes it can be tough to understand where do i belong? reporter: one of the many important and inspiring sings -- things is it was not hearing people playing deaf characters. >> hollywood is getting it right and has been for the last few years. seen a surgeon having more deaf characters, that is important for our children to look up to role models and see i can achieve. reporter: in the south bay, abc7news. liz: you can see who takes on the oscar, the ceremony air is only on abc seven live from hollywood on sunday, march 27. still ahead, finding grace. the first of its kind performance you can see at a local landmark. here is a live look outside, a gorgeous view as the sun starts to come up. this is from our santa cruz camera, the time is 6:30 seven.

lisa will have the forecast in a few minutes. abc7news is now streaming 24/7 on our abc 7 bay area streaming app. you can get the latest breaking weather into local news anytime you want. it is free, easy to download on your devices. ♪

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or, ask how to get a visa prepaid card with a qualifying bundle. liz: here is a live look outside from the golden gate bridge camera, you can see the flag living in the wind. raiders fans are kicking off the celebration of life for john madden with a tailgate outside the oakland coliseum. nonprofit forever oakland organized the event in an area known as mob alley. all were welcomed to honor the legendary raiders coach. then a potluck, bonfire, barbecue, music and more. the tailgate will last through tomorrow, the day of the public memorial.

a san francisco man is on a mission to help people connect. branson kimball free pancake party in the mission district. last month, he put flyers up in the neighborhood and a 75 people showed up and enjoyed 125 pancakes. another crowd showed up for yesterday's free breakfast. he is encouraging others to hold free pancake parties, saying it is a great way to get to know your neighbors. i believe the back story we were talking about is through the pandemic, he felt lonely. so his wife was like, do something about it. make some pancakes. lisa: i think we all feel that way from time to time. san rafael, good morning. clear conditions, the sun coming up in another 20 minutes. temperatures in the 40's and 50's for most of us. can't get a change yet, enjoy the rest of your sunday under more son and warmth. details next. liz: klay thompson's hot fourth

quarter leads the warriors over the lakers and a thriller. chris alvarez has the highlights coming up in sports.

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liz: here a live look outside, a live look outside, little hazy this morning. in sports, the hype is almost over for super bowl 56. l.a. rams battled the bangles at sofi stadium. kickoff is at 3:30. the warriors are back in action tomorrow night, last night they took on the lakers at chase center. here is chris alvarez with the highlights. chris: heading into last night prime time metric between the warriors and lakers, he sought here at abc 7. both teams writing to game losing streaks. klay thompson made that -- sure that street did not hit three. ready to play against the lakers, cleared for takeoff. he can fly.

so can lebron james, right-handed hammer. stephen curry misses, nine rebounds. dubs down three, clay three. then clay, how about another three? 16, 33 in the game. then stephen curry floats it up and in, he had 24. six seconds to go, lebron fouled on the three-point shot. controversy here, he needs to make all three. the misses the first. he made the second, had to miss the third. wild scramble for the ball, the warriors hold on 117 115. >> what i had to do to get to that point, it was a lot of long days and being patient, reading inspirational books. i am very grateful to feel that feeling again. >> it was a special day to me.

i grew up watching people like lebron, kobe. just going against him was a pleasure. my family is going to see me going against lebron, it was a good thing. >> i am thrilled with the way jk is coming along and the way klay is looking in his return. college troops, top 25 metro posting saint mary's. drew timmy, 125 points and the flex. fighting back, team-high 14. andrew had 16 and a flex of his own. dell's fall 74 to 58. winning 14 straight. third round of the waste management phoenix open, shot of the day comes. famous 16 pole. lining it up, it is in. first career, the crowd went

crazy. there go the drakes. only in phoenix, the pga tour tweeted out rain delay. it wraps up later today. super bowl lvi later today, it is a busy sunday. enjoy the rest of your day. liz: we need to super bowl sunday forecast and valentine's day tomorrow. lisa: today, sunny and mild, little hazy. about 15 degrees above average. ridge of high pressure and control. system to the north of us drops down into the mountains, allowing for much colder air for valentine's day. a look at a beautiful view of mount tam, winds out of the north, humidity only at 24%. the temperature is at 60 degrees over 2000 feet. we've got that inversion, 55 degrees in the san francisco. 43 in mountain view. 48 in san jose, 39 and half moon bay. calm wind dropping the temperatures by a few degrees at

the coast. as we look out toward the roof camera, the son up at 7:01 and setting at 5:46. some fog up toward the north bay , low 40's in concord and livermore. a reality check into monday and tuesday, cooler temperatures, two to five degrees cooler. a look at the fog out toward the sacramento valley and the north bay, two to three mile visibility particularly in novato. santa cruz was in t t yesterday, it was 87 in salinas. we taught a record in san jose at 81. once again, we could see a record in san jose. very little change for the most part unless you are right on the coast. high clouds in the afternoon, cooler and windier monday and tuesday. temperatures rebound above average by the end of the workweek, here is look at the cloud cover. increasing high clouds to the afternoon today, you will notice the second half of the day.

it will be sunny and warm for the most part, than at the beaches, temperatures climb and the sea breeze kicks in with numbers in the mid 60's for half moon bay. santa cruz out of the 80's, in the 70's today. still pleasant to ocean beach, bodega bay in the 60's. here's a look at what we are expecting monday. later today, onshore flow late in the day. one day afternoon, you can see the wind getting faster and increasing to over 20 miles an hour. still onshore at the coast and then switching to an offer component late in the day monday. you can see the direction, northwest from santa rosa into san jose. continuing to ramp up and come from an offer direction, about 30 miles an hour. this will continue to try things out. any north wind will allow for drier conditions. as we look at your 9:00 tuesday, winds blowing strong. not expecting any advisories, 20

to 30 miles an hour for the most part. here is the result with temperatures coming down to the 50's and 60's for monday and tuesday. a couple inches of snow possible in the mountains, if you're headed to the east we could see a little bit of snow. to the south, maybe a couple hundredths and slick roadways to the coastal region into southern california. otherwise, actually start to your monday. today the opposite with the warmest day of the week, mid 70's in oakland, per 70's in fremont and san jose with about 74 in napa. half moon bay, 70 degrees. accuweather 7 day forecast, sunny and mild with cooler, blustery conditions. monday and tuesday, we turn that around wednesday. increasing warmth by the beginning of the weekend, second half of the weekend could see a little precipitation. liz: we will cross our fingers. abc 7 news is celebrate black history month, hiring people in

the community. this morning, looking at a bay area artist bringing a first of its kind exhibit to a local landmark. we see grace cathedral and away we have never seen it before. kumasi: it is not uncommon to look up when you and grace cathedral. what is uncommon is seeing something like this when you do. yes, that is a 70 foot pendulum swinging from the pews to the pulpit, all a part of any performance installation called love: a state of grace. how does it feel to be walking in here knowing your project is about to come to life? >> it is a bit overwhelming. kumasi: she is the installation's artistic director. >> it is a series of reflections on love that are informed by my personal experience, community sharing, research and certainly the times we find ourselves in. kumasi: when she started the

project, we were in a time of violence at sacred spaces. deadly shootings at a temple in wisconsin, a jewish synagogue in pittsburgh and a black church in charleston. in covid happened and rachel disparities and police violence were front and center. -- racial disparities. >> by the time george floyd happened, something cracked open in me. i was suffering like some many of us from what i think is insistent great. kumasi: that fueled her decision to expand the focus of her project. now it is a place for people to find balance through four elements. the swing with its drop representing the act of surrendering to love. this 100 foot ladder a reminder that love is an action that can sometimes be scary and hard. this tower, that area list -- aerialist. >>

the way. it grounds me every step of the way. there is a lot that we have been through, it is my responsibility to be 100% authentic. kumasi: the final element is a series of meditations, all designed to give people a chance to engage and reflect. finding balance and a beautiful landmark. inspiration to find a balance in our lives. in san francisco, abc 7 news. liz: it is a performance installation that runs through this friday at san francisco grace cathedral. you can see stories about black history month by going to are abc 7 bay area news app available on apple tv, entry tv, fire tv and roku. next, magnificent magnolias in peak bloom. where you can see the spectacular natural marble expected to last a few weeks

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liz: if you are looking for something to do for valentine's day, how about a stroll to see one of san francisco's most breathtaking natural marvels? magnolia trees are in bloom at the botanical garden, kicking off the first wave of this year's flowers. they can reach up to 80 feet tall. the gardens his peak bloom will last for the next two to three weeks. entrance to the garden is free for all san francisco residents. here he beautiful and a great thing to do today while it is warm. lisa: so pretty out there, this morning is cool. we have a little fog in the north bay, this is pretty cool, too. santa cruz, waking up to sunshine and temperatures at 50 degrees. still warm today, high clouds entering the picture later on today. 15 degrees above average. back down to near average monday and tuesday with blustery conditions, temperatures will warm up an offshore flow by the end of the week.

highs ranging from 70 at the shoreline, then a sea breeze in the afternoon. mid 70's from the peninsula to upper 70's in the south bay. 76 in a santa rosa and 74 in oakland. accuweather 7 day forecast back to near average with windy conditions do tuesday. wednesday, temperatures rebound and looking at sunny and mild conditions with little change to the first half of next weekend. liz: thank you all for joining us here on abc seven mornings. abc 7 news continues at 9:00. good morning america's next, have a great day. ♪ >> >> tigers represent strength and

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