>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding thi ggie:heexcalifornia's fight agat covid-19. the indoor mask mandate is gone new plan after living with restrictions for two years. kumasi: a new ballpark clearing a potential hurdle. it is thursday, february 17. reggie: first, we start with the weather. drew: it is mild out there. we have when you conditions in the hills. 26 is the current wind gust in the hills. 31 is the current wind gust at -- it is mixing up the atmosphere, keeping temperatures

elevated. it is 52 in san jose, 51 in oakland. we do have clear skies appeared it is a fog free morning. a live look from the exploratorium camera showing you nothing but stars. we anticipate another warm winter day on thursday. breezy and mild early on. the winds will warm us up again. low 70's this afternoon. we will look at the highs in about seven minutes. kumasi: governor newsom will announce the beginning of a new chapter in california's fight against covid-19. we are hearing from experts about what the future might look like. amy hollyfield is joining us live in walnut creek. amy: masks are still required in hospitals and on public transportation and in schools. today, will we hear these mandates will be lifted or will

we live with these as we learn to live with covid? the governor's office released a video in advance of this whahrghhese la andhawe have learned, and looking forward. his office that he will be releasing a wide-ranging first of its kind plan to assure people have what they need to prepare for what is to come. we checked in with some doctors about what they expect to hear. they agree life will not look like before he did before the pandemic. >> i'm not sure we can get there ever appeared >> we cannot go back to the way we used to live. >> it is sort of like 9/11. after 9/11, we do not travel the same way anymore. we have to use comparison to how it will be after this critical phase of the pandemic. this will take a little time and effort. there will be a transition of

going back to social activities that we used to do. people will be rusty. amy: the governor said his plan will be taking anand democrats want and he is crawling on -- taking an endemic response. the announcement is planned for 3:15 this afternoon. kumasi: you can watch governor newsom speak live later today about the next phase of the state's pandemic response. he is expected to talk at 3:15 and we will bring it to you live on the abc 7 bay area app. you can download the app on roku, amazon fire and android. reggie: the cdc said it may update its masked guidance as early as next week. the cdc is looking at its tools at its disposal. vaccines, boosters, testing. officials said they want to give

people a break from things like masking when the metrics are better. what about kids? dr. fauci said it is too soon to stop masking children in school. dr. fauci: it is not prudent to pull masks off children. you could see an increase in infections. reggie: it is not up to officials in d.c. a senior advisor says local officials make their own judgments about what works best for their schools but they help local officials will consider all of the science. the u.s. government is working on a plan to distribute high quality masks to kids. kumasi: developing news, the kremlin is responding to president biden's warning, saying it is fed up with threats about an attack on ukraine. the u.s. claims new images

suggest the opposite is happening. jobina: the white house says 7000 more russian troops have been added to ukraine's border. the russian military release videos claiming its forces are withdrawing from ukraine's border but satellite images show russia's continued military buildup near ukraine. the u.k.'s top intelligence officer says additional armored vehicles, helicopters and a field hospital are moving toward ukraine's border. >> we have not seen them pull back. we are declared for diplomacy or aggression. jobina: the high-level diplomatic push continues. vice president harris leaves for germany this morning to participate in a security conference with european allies. the security council will meet to debate the minsk agreement. reggie: there is a deadline

today for a first draft of a new agreement between san francisco police and the das office on the use of force investigations. last night, chief bill scott told the san francisco police commission is negotiating an agreement. two weeks ago, scott announced he was pulling out of the agreement, claiming the das office was not giving them certain details in cases. >> i am doing everything i can to resolve these issues. i am at the table, i will stay at the table. we are working with the california attorney general to put measures in place in the interim that we can agree on. the first draft would be due this week on friday. we are trying to do everything we can to work this out. reggie: the da previously said the current agreement is working, saying deadly police shootings are down. the police commission president

said she might call for an emergency meeting next week. kumasi: san jose fire investigators are looking into what started this house fire on hillsboro way near woodside lane before 3:00 this morning. you can see heavy smoke coming from the house. we have reached out to san jose fire for more information. encouraging news about the health of firefighters injured in high-rise fire in oakland. one firefighter was released from the hospital thursday night. fire officials say a third is still in the hospital. a two alarm fire forced the evacuation of this building. multiple people were forced out of the building. a wildfire in a remote county is forcing evacuations this morning. this time lapse video from an alert wildfire camera yesterday shows a stark contrast, smoke billowing in the distance with snow-covered hills. the fire broke out yesterday

afternoon outside the town of bishop. the fire burned 1800 acres at last check. reggie: 50 days without rain in san jose. drew is telling us that is the longest winter stretch on record. the last time we saw a rain and san jose was late december. the local water district is worried the drought we are in will be more severe. the consequences could be catastrophic. >> it is possible some people with wells will run out of water in the summer. we are trying to prevent that with emergency water purchases and conservation. reggie: the valley water district set conservation is crucial during these dry winter months. reservoirs are only at a quarter of total capacity. drew: at about 6:10 a.m. this morning, we will get an update on the drought monitor and see

if anything changes across california or for us locally because it has been several weeks since we have seen a drop of rain. january and february are our wet test months. we are quiet from this vantage point. fog free. there are still some issues. this is through 7:00, wave hei ghts 10, 11 feet. it is a beautiful day if you want to go to the coast. this ridge of high pressure is in control. it stops any storms from moving to california. the set up creates the winds we have peered throughout the day, the winds will calm down. later tonight, things really back off and calm down. as we headed to your afternoon, numbers will warm up.

50's by 9:00 a.m. another sunny day. we are basically in the 60's by lunchtime. highs today, a warm day again. 64 in the city, 66 in oakland, 68 in san jose, 70 in fairfield. how are we doing on the roads today? jobina: we are doing nicely out there. we have a wind advisory issued for the chp for the branch, no issues. -- for the bridge, no issues. headlights in this picture are traveling southbound on our 880 at the coliseum camera. it is also light for our super commuters, around 33 minutes. san rafael to san francisco at 16 minutes. bart is once again

accepting deliveries of these fleet of the future cars. necessary upgrades were made to improve the overall performance. bart has received 308 new cars, 219 are currently in service. reggie: the a's propose how a ballpark or clear a hurdle. a binding vote is potentially scheduled on whether to certify the environmental impact report. the commission recommended the report. >> the council is doing their due diligence. we have had staff available and expert consultants 24/7 throughout the weekend to answer their excellent questions. reggie: three city council members have introduced a companion resolution for today's meeting that addresses issues that do not have to do with the environmental impact report. the meeting is scheduled for 3:30 this afternoon.

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reggie: advances in dna testing technology are being credited for helping solve a 25-year-old cold case in sonoma county. dna evidence abutted to a richmond lab last year matched that of this man. a convicted felon who died in prison last december. the match ends the mystery around the death of a woman. her badly beaten body was found in a field in 1996. >> the family was obviously relieved. it is a prime example of how we do not forget about the victims. every family deserves answers. reggie: he was serving a 2 one-year sentence for a string

of violent crimes in san francisco in the late 1990's. this started with a video sent to san mateo police in late january. you will see a flare gun fired over police headquarters. fast forward to tuesday night. an officer was heading to a call when a burning object sailed past his car. the officer discovered a man sitting at a bus stop with a flare gun. the man is associate with an email dress the video was sent from. kumasi: the city council -- a court order required the university to free student enrollment. a group sued uc berkeley over eight plan to build classrooms and faculty housing near campus. the enrollment frees means undergraduate enrollment -- the enrollment freeze. berkeley mayor said this would

mean $57 million in lost tuition. it would have a domino effect cutting into financial aid, the number and type of classes offered and facilities maintenance. reggie: the countdown to pride is on. we reported on kumasi: at 7:00 -- abc 7 at 7:00, festivities will be held june 25 and june 26. liz peña said business the san e parade is officially coming back in person this june. are you ready? >> i am excited. i have had the opportunity to drive in the parade. >> scott has lived in the area for 30 years. he has been to 20 pride parades and said this year will be about bringing people back together. >> may be some people move away

and then come back for pride. >> the san francisco pride board has high expectations. they made the announcement on our streaming show, abc 7 at 7:00 wednesday morning. >> we cannot wait to get back. we have not had any revenue for a couple years. >> pride week will be key for the financial recovery of this neighborhood. >> it will be a wonderful way to celebrate emerging from the pandemic. people start traveling to san francisco again and filling up our hotels. >> about0 businesses had to shut down in 2021. the owner of a deli is glad they survived the pandemic and is eager to welcome tourists back. >> in the past, there used to be 500,000 people who showed up for pride week in the festival and many different countries. >> clothing stores before the

pandemic were getting about 10% of their yearly revenue during pride week. now, they are hoping to get some much-needed relief this year. >> it is a huge deal for us. a lot more during the pandemic, we have more made in san francisco items. kumasi: first of all, yes to this exclusive that you got. drew: if you are not watching 7 at 7:00. reggie: shout out to liz. i first thought it was two years, but it was 2019. drew: it will be packed. reggie: i think so, too. drew: june will be great. hopefully the weather holds up.

here is a live look from the rooftop camera at kgo. quiet conditions but the winds are an issue in the hills. the east foothills gusting at 26, 38 and hawkeye. these winds out of the north and east right now, what they do in the early morning hours is that keep temperatures elevated. 52 in san jose. napa right now, it feels mild. 53 degrees. near 60 in half moon bay. a lot of sunshine. the winds as the day goes on will back off. later on tonight, the winds relax. we are basically in the 60's, low 70's this afternoon. we will find some clouds moving in after midnight. tonight is going to be cooler than this morning, 30's and 40's as we head into friday. if you have weekend plans,

saturday and sunday are looking nice. 60's and 70's on saturday, sunday is a little bit cooler. cooler air will move in but there is another storm moving through parts of california. we will watch this closely. the current track could bring us some very light rain. we will keep you updated. it does turn chilly early next week. breezy and warm today. the weekend starting off warm, cooler and breezier on sunday. monday and tuesday, it will definitely be chilly. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: explore california for one price. kumasi: the legal victory for the

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kumasi: it is 5:22. governor gavin newsom is expected to announce the next phase of the state's response to covid-19 today. that announcement is planned for 3:15 this afternoon. we will be streaming live. reggie: the cdc said it could update basque guidance as soonest -- update mask guidance

as soon as next week. kumasi: the white house says about 7000 more russian troops have been added to ukraine's border after the russian military release videos claiming its forces are withdrawing. reggie: today could be a huge day for the a's. the oakland city council is scheduled to meet and could make a binding vote on the site's environmental impact report. drew: another warm winter day ahead. we are expecting sunshine, temperatures above average. our warmest spots hitting 70 degrees. jobina: we have an incredibly light commute, bringing you a live picture from walnut creek. kumasi: the faa has forwarded 80 unruly passenger cases for the fbi to investigate for criminal prosecution. 2021 saw a record number of in-flight disruptions and some

6000 incidents. reggie: a judge has granted bob saget' s family a temporary injunction. here is abc news reporter. >> a legal victory for the family of bob saget. >> we are a family, right? >> the full house star's wife and daughter granted a temporary injunction after filing a lawsuit against the orange county sheriff and medical examiner's office saying they would suffer harm if documents, videos and photos involved in the investigation into the actor's death are released. the sheriff's office says the family's concern must be balanced with transparency. >> the judges sang saying for now he recognizes there is a good enough argument for a family to make and if he does not do this now he would not be able to fix it later. >> we will have the latest on

this developing story coming up at 7:00 a.m. reggie: britney spears may soon be heading to washington. an invitation -- the singer posted a letter from him inviting her to testify about her conservatorship. they congratulates her for her legal victory. except the invitation. kumasi: san francisco rock band train is getting ready to hit the road for the first time in five years. ♪ kumasi: the the the the the thee comes ahead of the band's new album in may. in june, they will kickoff a two-month long tour. it includes a stop at the

shoreline at the theater in july. if you want to make 2022 the year you see more of california, here is a deal you should probably consider. alaska airlines is offering a monthly subscription that will let you fly around the state, and to las vegas and phoenix. the flight pass starts at $50 per month and that will give you one round-trip flight every two months. there are some more expensive tiers that would get you flights more often. i was telling you i did this deep dive. i think the other tier is $100, maybe up to $150 if you want to fly every month. one gives you flexibility to say, it is tuesday, i want to fly on friday. reggie: i could see this being very useful to people if you have a boo thing in another city

-- "boo thing," that is an official term. let us know how it works. coming up, show up to a meeting and hologram form. we will show you how it works. kumasi: mike pence visit to the bay area. reggie: an experience at chase center. kumasi:

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> we are not as scared of scad disease as we used to be but we should still be cautious. reggie: governor newsom is set to lay out the next steps in our state's fight against covid-19. what we can expect. kumasi: former vice president mike pence set to speak at stanford tonight. reggie: the federal government

is not messing around when it comes to bad behavior on planes. an investigation into unruly flyers. kumasi: california gas prices hitting a record average high with no relief in sight. reggie: it is not high enough already? good morning. it is thursday, february 17. kumasi: let's start with a check of our forecast. drew: i paid $5 yesterday. the winds are up in the hills. even the east foothills, you can see winds gusting over 25 miles per hour. the winds are at the north and east and keeping temperatures elevated. 51 in oakland, 53 in napa, 52 i5 san jose. starting off with temperatures on the mild side. a live look outside from our

east bay hills camera, pointing to the west. the camera is bouncing as we tracked the winds that are active. we expect a lot of sunshine. we are fog free from the get go. we will take a closer look at the highs coming up in seven minutes. reggie: we expect to find out the governor's next step in the state's fight against covid-19. he will lay out the plan of what it will look like. amy hollyfield is live in walnut creek. amy: vaccine and mask m are they here to stay? the state says i cannot walk into this hospital without putting on a mask. will the governor shift the decision to local officials? these are things we are listening for today. the governor's office released a video reflecting, showing, looking back at what we have been through the last two years and the lessons we have learned.

he released this in advance of his big announcement today. we will now look forward and talk about living with covid. doctors we talked to said trying to plan for the future is a good idea but they do not expect life will ever look like you did before covid. >> it is always a good time to plan for what might be coming down the road in the next few weeks. >> i think we cannot go back to the way we used to live. >> i'm not sure we can get there ever. amy: one doctor doctor doctor dr that we did not approach air travel the same again after the attacks on 9/11. expect something similar with covid. the governor said he had a wide ranging plan to announce today and that announcement is expected at 3:15 this afternoon. reggie: you can watch governor newsom's big announcement today

about the next phase of the state's pandemic response at 3:15. we will bring it to you live on the abc 7 bay area app. you can download the app on roku, amazon fire and. kumasi: congress comes as more local officials lift pandemic restrictions, including mask mandates. nancy pelosi will decide protocols for this year's address. last year, attendance was cap at 20 for it -- was capped at 20% of normal. reggie: former vice president mike pence will speak at stanford tonight. the topic of his talk is billed as "how to save america from the woke left." people are watching what he will say or not say

about his relationship with donald trump. the talk tonight. kumasi: he has resigned hisesigs position. they were recalled in a special election. he addressed the results in a post on medium saying the campaign focused on personal attacks. she wrote that some will try to justify the recall as a necessary response to a school board that was too "woke" for its own good. creating safe spaces of a top priority for the board and the district. she says putting students first will be her top priority. >> we have to put aside all personality conflicts and we have to focus our attention on addressing what is most

important and that is future. kumasi: the new board will face issues from equity to learning loss during the pandemic and the budget deficit. the school board recall does come amid arise in recall efforts. the district attorney is facing a recall in june. an effort to recall governor newsom was on the ballot last year. he is an expert in recall elections and he said recall fever is real partly due to unrest around covid. he said there was also a surge after the recall election of governor greg davis in 2003. >> once people see it being used, they think, why not me? kumasi: as recall efforts become more common, there are growing efforts to reform the process. in june, san francisco voters

will decide whether to reform. reggie: you have seen videos of airline passengers acting up midflight. the fbi is now getting involved to investigate some of those accused of bad behavior. jobina fortson has some stats that paint a troubling picture. jobina: i was just on a plane and the flight attendant said not appear, not today. the federal government is striking a serious tone for people out of control in the air. 80 unruly passenger cases from last year have been sent from the faa to the fbi for criminal prosecution. in the first six weeks of the air, hundreds of incidents of unruly passengers happen reported. mid air violence is prompting airlines to act. delta airlines is urging the feds to ban passengers convicted of disrupting flights.

this no-fly list is getting pushback from a group of republican senators who opposed the idea, saying the mandate would equate misbehaving flyers to terrorists. 6000 cases were reported last or, a major spike. 75% were mask related. kumasi: scott high gas prices hitting a record in california. how much more we are paying compared to last year. reggie: one company wants to turn you into a hologram for your next presentation. oh, boy. we will show you exactly how it works. [laughter] drew: if you thought it could not be more annoying. drew: i do not hate that. reggie: you don't? kumasi: there is a future in this. what if we were a hologram in

people's houses for the news and we were just there talking. drew: we j j the drought monitor a few minutes ago. there is no change to the drought monitor across california. the drought monitor did stress if we do not see any rain in the next two weeks across february, we will start to regress. we will see extreme categories come back. we are in the severe drought category, which if you remember, is better than where we were in october. i anticipate we will start falling back because there are no substantial storms coming our way the next two weeks. winds right now are breezy. they will relax late tonight but they will warm us up quickly. 50's by 9:00 a.m., 60's by noon. another nice day if you want to grab lunch outside.

we are rain free for the 41st day in san francisco. 68 in san jose, 70 in fairfield. jobina: good morning. we have a commuter alert from the bta because today starts maintenance work that will go on until next month, march 4. you see the dates on your screen. the blue and green lines will be replaced by buses until march 4. heads up if you take those in the morning. a live look in oakland showing you our 680 camera. it is getting a bit busier for people traveling southbound. the tracy commute is starting to slow down. tracy to dublin, 45 minutes. tracy to dublin, 45 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, 14 why hide your skin if dupixent has your moderate-to-severe eczema or atopic dermatitis under control?

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reggie: they state assembly member looking to get one of california's pesky asked laws off the book took his fish to the streets. >> because of citations, crossing the street going to work or a restaurant, this has led to a disincentive to walk. reggie: that is a san francisco representative using the streets to make his latest push for jaywalking reform. what he ultimately wants is for california to stop ticketing pedestrians. he said it is arbitrarily enforced and the tickets are disproportionately given to people of color or people who cannot afford to pay them. kumasi: if you have put gas in your car race a recently, you he seen the trend.

california hit a new record high yesterday of $4.72 per gallon. experts say $5 per gallon will be the norm. >> someone with the typical midsize sedan with a 14 gallon sized fuel tank, they are paying almost $17 more to philip that tank of gas today than this time last are. kumasi: $17? according to aaa, the average price for a gallon of gas is $4.88 in san francisco. the national average is $3.52 a gallon. reggie: the impact of climate change can be catastrophic and scientists warn time is running out in the fight against it. even just a small change in your diet can slow down the effects. experts say eating a plant-based burger instead of beef can

reduce land use by 97% and greenhouse gas emissions. >> we put a lot of energy into producing cattle. we grow the feed that the cattle eat using pesticides and fertilizer. when the cattle eat this feed, they produce methane. if the average american took one burger out of their diet per week, it would be like taking 10 million cars off the road every year. reggie: eating a plant-based burger can also reduce water use up to 99%. kumasi: elon musk has reported to regulators he donated $5.7 billion to charity but it is not clear which organizations or which once benefited from his generosity. he reported he donated 5 million shares of tesla stock to an unidentified charity in

november. he tweeted he would donate to the food program, but the organization said they never saw any money. elon musk is worth as of yesterday afternoon. meta is getting even more meta. the company previously known as facebook wants to refer to employees as meta mates. mark zuckerberg shared his vision for the company, including changing mission statements. facebook is also changing some things. the newsfeed will be called the feed reggie: meta mates. it appears most workers are content working at home. according to a survey, 60% want to keep working from home, or at least work from home most of the

time. some say it is before of covid -- some say it is because of covid but three out of four said eight just like it. some say working from home has improved their work-life balance. kumasi: new technology is pushing the envelope beyond typical zoom meetings. holograms are on the of become -- are on the cusp of becoming reality. >> imagine the next step beyond zoom calls. a meeting, lecture or conference in which presenters appear in 3d holograms. the audience can interact because the audio and video are two-way. hologram studios have been installed at 15 sites to make it more widely accessible. those of us a working tv are used to working in front of a

green screen. we are going to turn myself into a real hologram. here i am as a hologram. it is really magical. this is not just for the commercial sector for meetings and businesses. it can also come down at some point to the consumer market for people like you and me. audiences are mesmerized by the 3d realism that make you forget the speaker could be thousands of miles away. we asked how he might envision consumers using holograms in the near future. >> you are in san francisco and your grandmother is having her birthday in miami and the family goes and you come in is a hologram and deliver your message. you can do that for $500. >> the company has created a cabinet-sized unit. it enabled a bridesmaid in london to attend a wedding

across the atlantic. in san francis francis francis s kumasi: he is always taking us on a journey. i like that. reggie: i was not ready for him to disappear like that. drew: very star trekky. i think kumasi is onto something. putting us in your house. kumasi: they said $500. that is to come down. reggie: he said if you are going to come to my living room, can you also stop by bob's doughnuts? he also promises to wear pants. drop the address. you never know when we might show up. drew: the three of us at 5:00 a.m. kumasi: [laughter] reggie: we can fulfill the

doughnuts. i see no pants. drew: doughnuts and holograms. weather-wise, it is a great day today. we need the rain, it is not here. we will enjoy the sunshine while we have it. we have clear skies, we are fog free. typically, we see these when we have some nice weather, people want to go to the coast. be aware that the ocean current is active, wave heights about 10 to 12 feet. ocean water, 54 degrees. it is mild outside because we have offshore winds. 52 in san jose. it is chilly out there in spots, but later on today, another warm winter day. we are expecting a lot of sunshine. we will be back in the 60's, 70

in our warmest spot. later tonight, a little bit cooler. future trak temperatures saturday, start out sunshine. sunday, increasing clouds, a little bit cooler. here is the accuweather 7 day forecast. breezy this morning. a warm afternoon. cooling off sunday. monday and tuesday, it gets chilly, it turns windy. we could see a sprinkle. kumasi: experience a warriors game like never before. chase center launching a platform where you can rent a suite. an official resale website from the warriors and chase center. you can rent courtside lounges for the listed price or make your own offer. >> there are options available for upcoming games. the early response has been fantastic.

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kumasi: you want to visit yosemite this summer? you will need a reservation and it is not because of covid, but because of construction. roads and parking lots are closed for a renovation project. daytime reservations will be required from may 20 through september 30. the national park service is capping the number of visitors at 70%. reggie: the chinese new year parade returns to san francisco this year for the first time in two years. it is the biggest parade celebrating the lunar new year outside of asia. finishing touches are being put on a dozen floats. all of them are built by the parade guys. >> it has been a crew of consistently 10 or more people. hundreds of pounds of glitter,

hundreds of gallons of paint, dozens of truckloads of lumber,. reggie: the parade steps off saturday from second and market streets at 5:15 p.m. it is free to watch, unless you want to be in the bleachers. drew: i love seeing all of these events coming back. saturday, a lot of sunshine and temperatures in the 60's. waking up to mild temperatures right now because we have an offshore wind out of the north and northeast. 54 in the city, 53 in napa. out. a lot of sunshine. sunrise at 6:55 this morningsun. the winds calm down in the afternoon. a mild day in the 60's and 70's. kumasi: movie popcorn made fresh near the checkout aisle. reggie: remember what rain looked like?

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