for hours watching the scene step-by-step. >> there was fire when i got here. i saw the balconies were lifting. >> the smoke was so intense it was nearly impossible to breathe. >> all you could see was smoke pouring out of the second-story windows. this is three stories. excuse me. >> we stopped our interview to get the cleaner air. >> we were in wine country. we were up there during the fire. i am familiar with the differences and the smell. >> employee site the building has been empty for several months. fire officials confirmed no one was inside at the time. >> we did a primary search during that first 30 minutes of attack, and we had no occupants inside the building. >> they were training nearby when the fire was reported just

after 10:00 this morning. it is being investigated. despite the damage to the building, the people fighting and watching it stayed safe. >> we had zero civilian injuries , casualties, and zero firefighter injuries are casualties at this time. >> let's look at the scene now. you can see a lot of smoke as they put water on it. there is an air quality warning, so people who are sensitive should stay inside and close the window until the air clears. we will follow the story this evening and bring you the latest. larry: now to a wild accident involving two firetrucks and two cars parked on the side of the road. those firetrucks became part of their own emergency this afternoon. we have the details. >> sky 7 flew over the crazy scene. the crash happened at the intersection of two streets.

two trucks were heading to a call when they crashed at the intersection after noon. it also hit two parked cars, and one car on top of the other. the fire truck almost hit the apartment building. the owner of the car was home across the street watching tv. >> i was expecting a blockbuster. this is a car buster. >> he just bought the car six month ago. >> there is a car on top of my car, like. it is all crazy. i don't know. i am still in shock about it. now it is just destroyed. >> lieutenant baxter with the fire department says there will be an investigation into how this could have happened. >> everything we speculate will be things we look into, training systems, expectations of driver

operators. responding to an incident, all these things will be factored in to the investigation. x he says the good news is no one was hurt. one of the firetrucks was driven away. both cars were eventually towed away. kristen: let's turn to theet weather. it is sunny and dry. that is about to change. larry: yes, much-needed rain for the weekend. mikey is here with the forecast. mike: hey. hi. most of the rain saturday. sunday, drawing out. sunshine and warmer temperatures after. saturday, the storm. lopressor developing along this cold front, -- low pressure developing along this cold front. light to moderate showers. gusty, fastest along the coast,

and with future radar tomorrow morning, 4:00, 8:00, or rain, like to moderate -- light to moderate. that moves out, then a second one moves in during the afternoon in the south bay, then exiting in the evening. rainfall amounts all over the place. they continue because of the nature of it. we went from one tent of an inch to a third of an inch of rain saturday. larry: we welcome every drop. covid news. experts fear the new subvariant will soon become the dominant strain in the u.s., prompting experts to warn americans must be willing to re-mitigation measures, mask-wearing, if there is a spike. kristen: today, but dharna -- moderna asked for approval of

a full shop for adults. larry: new study suggests the new omicron variant survives twice as long on surfaces like plastic, paper, and skin, and that may explain how it has become so contagious. kristen: back to the concerns about the rise in reporter: -- ba.2 cases and several european countries. we spoke with the senior advisor to the white house covid response team about what they're seeing in the u.s. >> the u.s. is four to six weeks behind european trends. which is why the white house is watching the u.k.. hospitalizations here have not increased, despite the new variant being 30% more transmissible than the first rain of omicron. in the u.k., the ba.2 subvariant is growing 80% faster than the first strain of omicron, according to the u.k. health

security agency. the u.s. is actively monitoring cases abroad. >> we are trying to assess the impact, whether people will be sick in large numbers, an increase in mortality, but it is concerning. >> we spoke with the senior advisor to the white house covid response team. they're detecting the majority of ba.2 cases in the northeast. >> we predict it will become the majority strain at some point. it has not led to an increase in the overall number of cases. >> an increase of covid-19 cases lead to an uptick in house positions before vaccines and boosters. we spoke with the chief of one emergency department at a hospital about how the last two years have equipped them for this phase of covid. >> we have designated specific areas to manage critically ill and noncritical yield covid patients. we have a template for that.

we learn what worked, didn't work, and we refine those processes to be better prepared. we have those ready to go. >> many of the ba.2 cases in the bay area are in the south bay. despite santa clara being the most highly vaccinated county in the entire country. >> in the northern parts of the county, the wastewater, most is this ba.2 sub lineage. we hope it is not driving up the levels overall. i do not know why, but it isn't. >> during a press conference, santa clara county's public health director said they are recommending indoor masking. >> there will come a time when we will need to wear them much of the time, if there is another surge. >> she emphasized to have players that protection. even if ba.2 is more

transmissible than the first rain, we have vaccines, boosters, and pharmaceuticals. she said we will not have to shelter-in-place. larry: thank you. good news. as mask rules relax and people are vaccinated, the tourism economy is hoping for a turnaround. there are positive signs, but there still could be some rough patches ahead. >> a picture-perfect day with lots of visitors reflects hope the pandemic downturn is over. the tucker family spent five years to get here from chico. >> we are headed to the aquarium. that will be awesome. we will probably spend a few days at the beach. >> it has been a rough two years is covid limited half of the job supported by tourism in the county. the president and ceo of the county's convention and visitors bureau just returned from mexico to promote the region. >> you have to reach out and

make a connection and let them know they are important, welcome , and valuable as a destination. >> numbers are increasing. there was a medical conference at the monterey plaza hotel, boosting numbers to 60%. there are headwinds for the industry and visitors seeing higher inflation and gas prices. that could impact visitors who drive, the drive market. >> international travel is not yet opening up. we are depending on drive market trouble. now it is impacted. that is concerning. >> staffing is down 25% from a pre-pandemic team of 400. this owner of four restaurants in a bakery says he has 100 employees. >> we are chefs, jackets, boots on the ground, in the kitchen, stirring the pots and pans. we are here. that is why we can survive in carmel. >> the road may not be smooth,

but there is optimism a comeback is on the horizon. kristen: one of the three suspects in the november shooting death of a retired area police officer appeared in court today. two family members attended the hearing. the suspect is accused of shooting the officer and open while providing security for a tv news crew. mitchell waived his right to a speedy trial. he and two other men are charged with murder, attempted robbery, and assault. one is in custody. one is on the run. the man who kidnapped and sexually assaulted a woman received a 31-year prison sentence today. police said it was a hope initially. he was sentenced after pleading no contest to breaking into the home of two people, drugging, kidnapping, and then raping one person. he is already serving a 40 year

sentence on other charges. larry: climate jumpstart. good news for environment or advocates. ready to sell? what could be the strongest real estate season years. one agent says it will be the craziest spring in homebuying. and, an award for a bay area icon. care coalition, where are we on alaska airlines? we found that people are raving about their customer care. i mean, take a look at this! wow! [dog barks] says here they have the most flights from the west coast.

they fly to chicago, hawaii, cancun! wow! do they fly to my magical faraway kingdom of care-a-lot, way up in the clouds where anything is possible? they have direct flights to vegas. close enough! ♪ ♪

want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty.

larry: teachers from one school district are showing they mean business following an impasse over raises. they have voted to strike come impacting thousands of students. today, they are putting on the pressure. >> these teachers at northgate high school are not on strike. they picketed this morning to show they are serious about going on strike, if salary demands are not met. seems like this played out at every campus in the mount diablo go district. >> it is exciting. there is a lot of energy. this is a getting ready to strike awareness campaign, just to let the community know we are ready to do what it takes to get fair wages. >> all employees deserve an increase in salary. >> superintendent clark says school districts all over california will need help from the state in order to meet teacher demands. >> school districts are underfunded.

there is money, but they have to change the structure on how they fund public education. >> these teachers say they're not asking for much, a 12 point 5% increase over six years. >> it barely keeps up with the cost of living. we have not had a raise in three years. >> the superintendent said money is tight and the board made budget cuts a week ago. >> they had to cut $10 million from the budget, including dozens of teachers who were laid off, staff laid off. we cut fourth-grade music. >> he says meeting the salary demands would mean more cuts. teachers are not buying it, and looking forward to the recommendations from the fact-finding panel. >> we are hoping the panel will find what we have seen all along, that there are funds to support. >> teachers say the earliest they could strike is one week from monday, march 28. they do want to get the date out

there so that parents can plan. kristen: changes today at a facility to provide services to homeless and others in the tenderloin. the linkage center shut down to relocate laundry and child services away from market street to another spot on the property, and added more tents for guest privacy. this is video from last month. they say neighbors request the service be moved out of public view. the center will reopen tomorrow. larry: bay area housing prices are out of control and higher than ever before. this is a story we have been hearing for years. you think it can't go higher. experts say the spring will take everything to a new level. our reporter explains. >> if you are someone in the market to buy a home, you have probably felt or heard that being a first-time homebuyer is a stressful experience. in 2022, it is heightened to a

new level. >> we have to decide do we pay $3500 to rent or spend over $1 million and buy a house. it is crazy now. >> homes and their values are growing. most homes went for 100,000 over asking from january 1 of every 13. while the median income is $93,000, cillo says home values increased an average of $229,000 over 2021. >> we have been in crazy markets before. this one is different than others. >> this year is off to a record start. springtime is typically the best time to sell, high demand, low supply, so will bid season be the craziest one ever? >> it will be the craziest. it is the craziest in 30 years of selling, state. >> experts say it is a great

time to sell, but by? interest rates have gone up, and that's not expected to lower cost with still record low inventory. >> subside a little bit. >> in the meantime, the best advice? >> be in a position where you're thinking, i won't lose. winners are people who will not lose. >> you will get into a property, but it may take you longer than typical. kristen: oh. larry: yeah, it is nuts. you would think the higher interest rates might slow things down, but there is no inventory. people are browsing this weekend, but they may need an umbrella for part of the weekend. mike: yes, take your shoes off

before going in that house. saturday was not be the greatest day for anything outside. we desperately need rain. let's jump in. good evening. look at this. the air is good to moderate. good air quality now. quiet and cool evening. it rains tomorrow. next week, record high temperatures, especially tuesday. today, we bounced back thanks to the sunshine. east bay. nearly seven degrees warmer. 62 berkeley. cool. 74 fremont. some microclimates. 60's are around san francisco and some carlos in napa. 70's ups where -- and s -- and napa. 70's elsewhere. we will pump the brakes on that one. 66. high clouds increasing through the evening. a colorful sunset.

that will insulate us. starting your 70 at 5:00 in most areas. 50's at the coast. we drop as we head to 8:00. tomorrow morning, mid and upper 40's. showers late overnight. look at this through the day tomorrow, healthier, mid to upper 50's. 55 to 59 degrees. one on the storm impact scale. locally, heavier rain. early morning, walking, breakfast, coffee, 8:00, most damp, stepped for the inland east bay and southbay. then that wet weather comes in. the north bay gets a wet weather as that area of low pressure develops andy. that is a reversal. the wind is something to contend with. the coast, 35 to 40.

the rest, 15 to 25 in the afternoon. sunday afternoon, 15 to 20 inland, 40 along the coast, so even with the sunshine coming out, it will feel cooler. sierra, at :00 p.m. -- a.m., two to six inches, 5500 feet, 7000 feet, eight inches. next week. here is the potential record high temperature. san rafael, oakland, san jose. so close. look at that. that goes back to 1915. that record is way old. before that, sunday. increasing sunshine. a few clouds. 58 to 68. , c. feels cooler. 70's away from the coast monday. 70's and 80's. tuesday is the hottest day as temperatures below offshore. you can see the onshore wind wednesday, cooling the coast

come and bring us back to average. kristen: thank you. the democrat-led house past an act the day for creating a respectful and open world for natural care, banning race-based hardison termination. it goes to the senate. the act is law and a dozen states but california was the first to pass it in 2019. larry: today, millions of hindus celebrating the festival of colors today. it is a celebration of spring, a victory of good over evil. covid cases are dropping across india for the first time in two years, so revelers taking to the streets, drenching each other in clouds of colored powder. kristen: a classic is back with a twist. the stars behind the cheaper by the dozen remake. larry: star wars fans, show force

in new york city, ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com

centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise. are you looking to renovate your kitchen or bathroom? i'm mike holmes here with ivan from agm renovations thanks mike! too often, homeowners hire the wrong contractor. ivan, i see this all the time. delays, shortcuts, hidden fees - nightmares. at agm we use the top trades,

and each project is finished on time, on budget, backed by a five year warranty. that's why agm are the only kitchen and bathroom renovation specialists i recommend. ♪ agmrenovations.com ♪ [announcer] call now and get $3,000 off! kristen: cheaper by the dozen is getting remake. this time by disney. our reporter in new york has a preview. >> we turned our families into one. [applause] >> baker's have been described as a big family with big dreams, and although the same could have been said about the original

family made two decades ago, this story has been thoroughly reimagined. >>'s knee and t and t a disney and the brilliant writer said why don't you make one that reflects 2022? >> different socioeconomics, racial groups, cultures, all in one setting, and we have to figure out how to make it work. >> she plays the wife of paul baker. together, they parent 10 kids. they run a restaurant which serves the morning meal all day long. >> thank you very much. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> there were extra children. >> i did not recognize some of them. >> that meant a challenge for him. -- them >>. >>the crew is being the crew, and we are wrangling these kids, and she has children. >> i am over there, straighten

up and fly right. we only have a few hours. stay focused. he is making faces in the background. >> i don't have kids. i was like the fun uncle. she had to lay down the law. get over here right now. we are starting. kristen: cheaper by the dozen is streaming now on disney plus. disney is the parent company of disney plus and abc 7. larry: now to an award show you might not of heard of. alan cummings the host of the aarp movies for grown-ups awards. >> that's funny. they're getting someone young and spunky for the old people awards. then i thought, it is over 50 and i am over 50. larry: oops. ye includes shows that resonate with older viewers. it airs tonight. kristen: things are heating up. larry: we will talk about a chef

and his newest honor and he's d. when it comes to cybersecurity, the biggest threats don't always strike the biggest targets. so help safeguard your small business with comcast business securityedge™. it's advanced security that continuously scans for threats and helps protect every connected device. on the largest, fastest, reliable network with speeds up to 10 gigs to the most small businesses. so you can be ready for what's next. get started with internet and voice for $64.99 a month. and ask how to add securityedge™.

or, ask how to get up to an $800 prepaid card. okay care coalition, alaska airlines is still frontrunner for most caring airline. funshine bear, you did some of your own research, right? i sure did. ♪ according to the web, their program's number one, ♪ ♪ earning alaska miles is quicker and more fun! ♪ cute! ooh, that was wonderful, sweetie! oh, oh, oh, i have a song about their cheese plates. ♪ cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! cheese please! ♪ uh- it's time for lunch. aw... ♪ ♪

♪ announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. larry: this week, a chef lifetime achievement award, the highest honor. he joins us live. thank you for joining us. congratulations. you must be pumped. [laughter] >> you know what? i accept this on behalf of hundreds of thousands of wonderful chefs, in the bay area

and around the world. i accept this on their behalf. it was teamwork. this year, i was the bridge. i am the bridge. i am the connector. i connect people through food. food has no international boundary. food brings all of us together. it just happened today. i happen to watch channel seven news. and, i am preparing a wonderful meal for the crew. larry: wow. >> first, i cut this up. larry: can i ask you questions while you chop? i don't want to have a cooking mishap. [laughter] kristen: he is a pro. he can do it. larry: i don't want to have any accidents. >> don't worry. larry: were you surprised? >> i was informed by a third party. you heard the news?

no. i had been working like crazy. i used to travel a lot. now, i am staying home. after this, i am rushing to the hyatt regency to do a special fundraising event for san francisco youth center. we have to give it back to society. we have to share our good luck and good fortune, just like all of you in the studio. you are doing so well. we do a lot of community. i know you do a lot of community work at channel seven. i am honored to receive this award on behalf of all those wonderful people. in fact, channel seven, my good friend david corona and i have been working together for 88 years. kristen: you started when you were -10, right? [laughter] i have to say, this is well deserved. he started at a time when there were not, was not a lot of

understanding of chinese cuisine and what that meant. there were misconceptions about chinese food, and you brought it to everybody. >> well, you know, i was very fortunate to be right time, right place. when i started, there was only julia child, galloping gourmet, and 50 years later, food network, and a lot of people, thousands and thousands. i'm so glad to see a lot of people were inspired by all of these cooking shows and to become a chef. larry: you are on youtube now with a new show? >> youtube. facebook. we are on tiktok. we are all over. social media. at the same time, the most important thing is to get all my news from channel seven. kristen: aww. you paved the way for so many shows. the only one who can deboned a

chicken and 15 seconds? >> yeah, i timed it seconds. larry: do you have a chicken? can we do it live now? [laughter] >> anyway. larry: right here. >> what i tried to do is you finish your news show, i'm going to deliver, home delivered to the studios so you can enjoy. fresh ingredients, the best seasoning, my knife, and how fast you can cut. larry: nice. kristen: we have 30 seconds left, which means he can chop that plate of vegetables. i don't know how he does it. larry: it is fantastic. >> practice makes perfect. a sharp knife helps. larry: he's 90 years old, right?

i just want to get that out. i'm just giving him a hard time. you send is that food, and we will send you a chicken. some other time. we will put that on. >> i would do it in front of the studio. larry: that would be fun. >> for everybody so they can see it. larry: that would be awesome. you can cook. >> so can you. larry: well, let's, you know, not like you, not like you. congratulations. >> thank you very much. it is my humble honor to accept this on the wonderful chefs and people who work with me, our team. larry: thank you. he is fantastic. kristen: humble. thank you. these people are not horsi

kristen: it is time for the four at 4:00. gas two cents. one group expressed outrage over the rising prices by hopping on their horses, and look, galloping to a gas station convenience store to buy a few things. the ringleader led another group down the dallas highway last year. you are not burning gas that

way. larry: i like it. there should be a horse laying on the bay bridge. kristen: sometimes it is faster that way. larry: what is the cost of feed now these days? it cannot be more than gas. probably not. probably not. texas is the place, that thing, it is perfect. >> are we surprised? >> no, but it might be more practical at a certain point. larry: finland is at the top of a pole to determine the happiest country in the world. it is based on several factors, including healthy life expectancy, low corruption, social support in times of trouble. denmark came in second, followed by iceland, switzerland, and the netherlands. the united states is 16th on the list. >> wow. >> ouch.

>> i don't want to make excuses, but they are relatively small countries. it is easier. we have over 300 million people. that makes it difficult. mike, your thoughts? mike: they are all cold, except switzerland. i don't know what that means. >> you would not be that happy there? >> no, it is too cold for me. it is interesting it is cold and you have to stay inside, but finland, the northern lights, maybe that helps. kristen: that would totally help me. it could be quince incidents, but i would say finland's prime minister is a woman -- could be a coincidence, but i would say finland's prime minister is a woman. it could be coincidence. [laughter] larry: if we put you in charge and the benevolent dictator, do you think that would be a good direction for us? [laughter]

kristen: we should run an experiment with the four of us and i will be the benevolent dictator for a week. [laughter] >> i thought we had been doing that for years. [laughter] larry: look at the impact on poor mike. no, just joking. kristen: love you all. here is a title you would not want. a new study determine the most boring person in the world. researchers from the university of essex uncovered the they did not call out anyone by name. it is a profile. the most boring person is a data entry worker who is religious, lives in a town, and watching tv as their favorite hobby. >> what is wrong with watching tv? >> that sounds like that character from friends. >> oh yeah. >> he was a data analyst.

he watched a lot of tv. >> i think we have all met one of those people. >> i have a joke, but i will save it for later. >> is that that off-line? >> yes, it is safer for all of us. maybe that is somebody's dating profile. not everybody wants to be the life of the party. >> that's true. >> it can get tiresome. >> it is tiring. >> not for everyone. >> this is my favorite video. two hoosier cheerleaders over the crowd. over the crowd. >> she has got it. what a play. >> but is cassidy on the shoulders of nathan, snatching the game ball from the top of the backboard is aware it got wedged. that is 14 feet high.

the referee could not get close. if he falls overcome a disaster. these two came to the rescue after the referee could not get it done. she went up there easily. my daughter was a cheerleader and was a flyer, so i used to see them hoist her in the air all the time and always be scared for her, but, i mean, it's not as easy as they make it look. she is a tremendous performer. he has to hold her also. >> they are real athletes. that is no joke. i was nervous for your daughter. she was great at it, but it is nerve-racking. >> you fall. there are injuries involved, but there was no fear right there. >> and fun for the fans. >> small fact, larry's daughter cheerleaderd i team. >> it's the only time i saw

mike. >> cheerleading has got more technical, more difficult, and more athletic. this showcased that. >> no practice. >> let's go. >> that's it. it time commerc centuries ago, native californians thrived on this land. now, we share a destiny with all californians. when voters granted our sovereign nations exclusive gaming rights, it advanced self-sufficiency and created thousands of good jobs. but now, out of state corporations are coming to california. their online sports betting initiative would break the promise between us. it's bad for tribes and all californians. join us. protect the promise.

xfinity mobile runs on america's most reliable 5g network, but for 30% less than t-mobile, so you have more money for more stuff. this phone? fewer groceries. this phone? more groceries! this phone? fewer concert tickets. this phone? more concert tickets. and not just for my shows. switch to xfinity mobile for 30% less than t-mobile. new and existing customers get amazing value

with our everyday pricing. switch today. kristen: we are focusing on

climate as part of our efforts to build a better bay area. we now have a look at some help the bay area is getting from the federal government. >> the new budget is bringing welcome news for bay area environmental advocates, and they are hoping that money would jumpstart major climate change projects for the san francisco bay and the surrounding areas. when it comes to spending for the environment, san francisco bay's ship may be coming in. 24 made in dollars in funding for the epa bay restoration projects, triple the normal amount -- $24 million in funding for the epa bay restoration projects, triple the normal amount. >> it has been a fraction of chesapeake in puget sound are seeing. -- in puget sound are seeing. this is a huge boost for restoration cleaning water quality. >> while the epa funding will be a welcome boost for restoration,

other advocates say a historic surge and spending could just be around the corner for projects. it is fueled by the governor's $.7 billion climate resilience package, coupled with funds from the $1.2 trillion federal infrastructure bill. >> this is the first undi t will come to the bay area to tackett climate -- tackle climate adaptation over the next two years. >> the san francisco estuary institute says includes vital marsh restoration to combat sealevel rise, systems, and managing surrounding forests for wildfire risks, but the goals are clear. dozens of major bay area cities, counties, and agencies involved need a new coordinated approach to effectively tap into the funding stream, possibly with a broader regional proposal. >> i think it will strap a booster rocket to the climate

programs underway in the bay. >> they believe the bay could begin the transformation that is critical to surviving the effects of climate change. >> it is encouraging to see the deti resources for the san francisco bay and an order of magnitude higher in terms of investment to keep the bay clean and healthy over the next decade in the face of climate change. >> here is a fresh indication of the priority projects could have. the state department of water resources today reversed course and cut promised water deliveries to customers by two thirds of the result of all the recent dry conditions. kristen: we need to get these big ideas going, and fast. thanks. larry: some relief. rain this weekend. mike: definitely tomorrow, for sure. it will help temporarily, but then record highs next week will evaporate that.

this evening, comfortable temperatures in the 50's by 9:00 , 40's with increasing clouds by 11:00. here are the breezes. fast around san francisco. elsewhere, 10 to 15 or less, easier to deal with than this weekend. future radar, 4:00 a.m., scattered, light showers, waves of light to moderate downpours as we head into the afternoon as that energy rolls through, then clearing and a few showers near the central valley, so watch out for that. don't go near the coast. blowing sand. blowing rain. mid 50's. better sunday. upper 50's, 60's, breezy, but sunshine. my seven-day forecast, past tomorrow, spring begins, and it feels like summer tuesday and wednesday. kristen: thank you, mike. now to an out of the world

adventure in the bay area. >> we get to learn skills. larry: learning to use lightsaber's and the power of t. oh, wow, barbara corcoran! good morning. sorry, we don't need any business help now. we're gigillionaires. what? we're gigillionaires now. i don't get it we have at&t business fiber with hyper-gig speeds. but i just... so thanks, but, we're doing great. i'm so happy for you! but i'm just here for my order.

oh. entre-pin-eurs? yeah, my bowling team. i like it there's money in puns. do business like a gigillionaire at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. limited availability

in new york city, at&t business fiber, now with speeds up to 5-gigs. ♪ ♪ there's always something new to discover. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ come be a part of it. plan your next vacation at iloveny.com kristen: do not -- tonight, shark tank, 2020, and the news

at 11:00. attention, star wars fans. a class teaches kids to harness the power of the force. the sessions combined fitness, meditation, and play to build community. ♪ >> it who doesn't want to be a jedi? this is our six month old. yeah. yay. bring the movie world they are so fascinated with and turned into something they can connect with themselves and say i am trained to be a jedi, so that i can get fit. ♪ >> it is fun, because we get to learn skills. >> get into the zone, do some

meditation, connect to the forest. it is exciting. -- to the force force it is exciting. >> i got to meet other people who like star yours. >> it was born in the backyard with the kids and a nephew. we started implement and more and more steps. and soon, it was like, this needs to be a thing. ♪ they get to when they register. we incorporate them and use them daily. >> warm-ups, a workout dewar moves. we work every single day. >> balance skills, meditation. if it's negative, don't force it down. deal with it and accepted.

that way we don't go down the dark path like anakin skywalker did. >> my favorite part is meditation. it helps to clear your mind. >> it gets my mind off things. >> these kids are mastering themselves, so in any situation, frustration at school, home, they can assess themselves so they can assess their surroundings as well. >> i am strong. >> i am strong. >> i am powerful. >> i am powerful. ♪ >> awarded for different levels. you get a certificate with each one. get all three, you are officially a jedi knight, and you can work on becoming a master, a leadership program with the kids shadow me and they

teach the next generation. we were discussing how a lesson learned is a lesson earned, right? i hope the students take away a great general knowledge of themselves, confidence, fitness, integrity. i want to make sure that there is one in every county, so counu more accessible for everybody. maybe force be with us all. >> made the force be with us all. >> awesome. >> there are some great people and you can picture yourself in the star wars universe. >> it is exciting, a great learning expense to be here. at the end of the day you're like oh, i did that. i am amazing. ♪ kristen: humans that force. we are streaming -- use that force. we are streaming 24/7. get the app and join us whenever you want them wherever you are. that's it. that's it.

care coalition, it's so good to see you all! alright! let's brainstorm. any ideas for new members? i'd like to nominate alaska airlines. this neck pillow i'm dating says great things! a caring airline?! wait, those exist?! it says here they were the first airline to switch from plastic bottles to boxed water. they also hire a lot of people from caring professions. i'm seeing former teachers and nurses. it's settled! alaska airlines is officially in the running! round of applause!

want more restful sleep? nature's bounty gives you more with sleep3. the first ever triple action sleep supplement with 3 unique nighttime benefits to help you get a great night's sleep and wake feeling refreshed. live bountifully. nature's bounty.

moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news on very lucky. i am just i'm very lucky. i had some angels on shoulder that day for sure. yeah, somebody somebody was looking out for me. are definitely because you know once i realize i got shot in the neck. i thought that was it. tonight the man who was shot while driving on 580 and livermore last month is speaking publicly for the first time good evening. i'm amadates and i'm dan ashley. thank you for joining us. he was in the truck with his wife and two grandchildren when this shooting happened and today abc 7 news anchor dion limb spoke to him about the terrifying experience in a story. you'll see only on seven. i got a second chance. that's what i'm calling. it is a second chance, so i'm gonna just try to try to take advantage of it the fact i'm very lucky. i am just i'm very lucky. i had some angels on my shoulder that day sure and share the dr