solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> bundle up, a very cold forecast. >> twitter isn't paying rent out of san francisco offices. reggie: it might become more difficult to find a parking spot in san francisco, why some of them might be going away. kumasi: went to ship your gifts to make sure they are shipped on time. you may need to go to fedex or ups today. reggie: or not. it's just gift cards. it's too late. >> it's too late, i tried last night. >> it's only the 14th. >> let it go. >> delivery dates a 22nd. i have plenty of time. >> tickets to the show, i'm giving ids -- ideas, i'm giving ideas.

the closer we get, actually the more expensive it will get for you. not because of fedex but because the experiences. >> they are elevating. >> is not a sweater. >> when you're right you're right. good morning. it's too late. >> sorry, florida. >> sorry. >> we have widespread f warnings for good reason. we are well into the 30's. it's another morning you have to bundle up out there. several layers under your winter coat. that extra time to your morning routine. there may be frost on the wind shield. we do this all over again this morning. freeze warning and frost advisory. it comes for most of the bay area. most temperatures are in the purple color.

most of us waking up, temperatures will in the 30's, if not the low 32 degrees. here is a live look from the rooftop camera. here is how the day shapes up. bundling up this morning, it is cold out there. it's a chilly afternoon, temperatures low to mid 50's and again we will have more freeze warnings later on tonight. we wilt w fd good morning, everyonee we are starting at san jose were we have two major issues underway rated northbound 101 you can see the slowdown there, speed down to around five miles per hour. overturned truck and as well as an suv involved in this crash. there is a hazmat crew coming out because there is an oil spill in the area which is why the three lanes are blocked right now. not far from this area we have a deadly crash from audit on capital expressway.

this is san jose 64, are actually 62nd deadly crash of the year. this has been a big problem for the city and we will continue to follow this throughout the morning. reggie: as drew us is going to be cold this morning. santa clara county said to on housed people recently died after exposure to the cold weather. they were just east of downtown san jose. it was recently, we do want to let you know there are warming centers operating location. kumasi: sam he attended school in hillsboro and is facing up to 115 years in prison.

prosecutors say he defrauded customers and out of the use of dollars. they say this is one of the biggest frauds in american history. however, bankman-fried painted of different picture. >> i wasn't spending any time effort trying to manage risk. that, obviously, is a mistake. >> that's a pretty stunning admission. kumasi: court reggie: hearing is in february. a controversial idea. repeating right wing talking points about the failure of safe consumption sites. lean into the fact that week the data to show that they work and

they say flaps. reggie: one and would million into wellness homes. up the money would come from opioid and drug settlements. opponents say issue go to treatment and rehab programs. earlier this year the governor vetoed the bill for safe injection sites. kumasi: them in charge of attacking the husband of nancy speak -- nancy pelosi is due for a preliminary hearing on the charges leveled against him. he is accused of breaking income at the ending to see speaker below seat and knocking her husband unconscious. he also faces federal charges. the hearing is set for 9:00 this morning. reggie: we also expect to hear from scott peterson in the hope for a new trial. his attorneys are expected to discuss the case going over the judge has until friday to decide

on whether to order a new trial. peterson is alleging a juror lied to get on the panel. kumasi: nurses are set to strike next week. the nurses union will strike starting on christmas eve and it is set to last until january 2. it would be the said -- third strike this year. they are demanding a wage increase which the hospital is calling unsustainable. reggie: there is more financial trouble at twitter. the new york times is reporting the company stopped paying rent on its office space. according to the art twitter is looking to renegotiate leases is art of a larger cost-cutting effort. twitter leased space at 13th and market since 2011. the company leases 800,000 square feet. kumasi: the young woman who lost an eye while protecting a

customer at an antioch restaurant has been given the key to the city. the city council gave the 19-year-old the honor last night. a punch -- a person punched her in the face when she stepped in to stop a bully incident the blow damaged her right eye so severely the doctors had to remove it. a suspect for that assault was arrested and charged. reggie: severe weather in the south turned deadly. two people killed after a tornado in louisiana. jobina: right now people in five states are facing blizzard warnings and in the south the third of tornadoes is so very active deputies searched for a mother and child after their home was blown up by a tornado. those two people who died are believed to be a mother and her young son. the child's father was at work and had to showdeructidead. >> trees down, power lines down.

anything we can do there. jobina: the overnight storm left 25 people injured in louisiana, some in critical condition and in texas a tornado touched down near the dallas-fort worth area. people in the terminal had to take shelter. a tornado touched down in grapevine texas. montana, wyoming, colorado, and minnesota bracing for up to two feet of snow with wind up to 55 miles per hour blinding snow making driving almost impossible. closing freeways including a stretch of i-90 in south dakota. kumasi: new protections same-sex and interracial couples are now law. president biden signed the respect for marriage act and front of thousands of invited guests. the new law voids the defense of

rat states honor legal mary said -- marriages. democrats moved to get the law passed after this of court overturned roe v. wade earlier this year and it signaled they would be willing to consider other constitutional protections including those for lgbtq+ americans. reggie: the signing of the act is sweet for loma olsen. patient at the hospital whenloma support for the community and saw the old flag needed to believe -- be replaced. drew: it's another cold morning expecting bright skies later today but another chilly

afternoon as well. right now temperatures remain in the 30's once again. we have been doing this for several mornings. areas are subfreezing like santa rosa, you have a freeze warning. a good idea when we have a cold morning, dress in layers have the hat, gloves, scarf and use extra time to warm up your car. be surprised if you are senior low tire pressure sensor go off in your car. when we get cold weather like this your tire is not leaking air the air inside the tire is actually compressing underneath the cold temperatures. that is lowering the tire usher. if you see the sensor go off this week, that is why. phoenix,. be aware of the fog first thing this morning. temperatures warming in the 40's.

mostly sunny skies and temperatures in the low to mid d's. very similar to where we topped off yesterday rated 55 in san jose, 56 santa rosa, 53 half moon bay. we will preview the weekend forecast coming up in nine minutes. jobina: going back to san jose where we have a major issue, occur headed to the scene so we can give you an idea of what's going on northbound 101 it's an overturned truck involving an suv as well we understand from the chp there is fuel in the roadway so there is a hazmat crew. nearby, unfortunately, a deadly crash starting morning commute. at seven trees boulevard this is the 62nd deadly crash of the year and 64th victim. walnut creek bringing you a picture here of 680, spent traffic in this area and also problems in emeryville.

aside from the major issues underway in san jose every else is clear. tracy to doug winslow commute there. 40 minutes for your right. reggie: coming up it's not just people getting sick with a variety of viruses it is spreading in pets. kumasi: it could be harder to find parking in san francisco guidelines that will eliminate dozens of spaces. reggie: you might need now, it's official. xfinity has the fastest internet and the fastest mobile service. that's right, xfinity just increased internet speeds... again! and xfinity mobile gives you can't-catch-me speeds. plus, save hundreds on internet for your first two years when you add mobile. the fastest internet, the fastest mobile service,

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kumasi: welcome back everyone. that means some parking spacesau will need to go away. the changes meant to increase accessibility especially for people with mobility issues. not all stops will be impacted. those stubs are passengers where passengers have to step off the curb and into the street to get on the bus.

>> i like having more space from like a driver's perspective it's kind of annoying because there's less parking space and its meaning we have to circle more. kumasi: review bus stops over the next two years at a cost of $5 million. reggie: a plot of land formerly known as sicko you went has been transferred to indigenous stewardship. the area consists of a few redwoods and several large oak trees with the view of the entire bay area. it is located hopes it inspires other cities to follow in oaklands footsteps. >> i hope this act has profound ingor other cities across the country. reggie:ot federally

recognized, the city created a conservation easement that gives stewardship to the indigenous group. it is the city to return public man to a tribe without federal recognition. kumasi: the house committee investigating the capitol right will hold a committee meeting two days earlier than expected. the final group from the committee will come two days later on wednesday. reggie: promising news for cancer research and prevention. some vaccines can risk of relapse skin cancer. a 44% reduction in risk of relapse or death. a milestone achievement in efforts to utilize vaccines as treatment options. the results have yet to be reviewed by independent scientists kumasi: humans are

not the onlmany vets are urgings to get their furry friends vaccinated canine flu has symptoms like trouble breathing, sneezing, eye and nose discharge, fever and fatigue. not every dog needs to be vaccinated but your dog can be at a higher risk if they are social or spend time at doggy daycare, boarding, or grooming facilities. christmas is 11 days away and the clock is ticking. you want to make sure you get all your gifts there on time and if you are planning to use fedex ground shipping you need to be sending your stuff out today. abc7news reporter gloria rodriguez glowed joining us with important deadlines. >> if you are like me and have i gotten the christmas cards out that usps says the recommended deadline for first-class mail is this saturday, december 17 as well as ground service packages. priority mail the deadline is

this coming monday, december 19. usps spokesperson kim says the youtube channel has videos of how to properly pack a box and addressing a package to a military service member. don't up the outside of the shipping boxes or anything else. >> no brown paper packages, no tied up with string, do not do that because we could run the risk of things getting caught in the machinery. >> if you are planning on using credit -- fedex ground shipping the deadline is today. they are asking you be patient with your carrier because everyone wants to get the holiday cards and gifts in the mail. the longer you wait the more is going to cost to get the gift to your loved ones by christmas. be sure to get those gifts out right away. do used to have gifts to ship? reggie: nope. >> you're done? kumasi: usually you are the one

that is last-minute. you are on it this year. reggie: i got into it right after thanksgiving and i was like well that's it. kumasi: you wanted to be stress-free. reggie: sure. all you have to do is worry about your baby and that's it. jobina: i do have family to send gifts to in wisconsin and i'm turned to get those out this week. reggie: don't worry about them, just give it to your baby. thank you, gloria. that's the attitude i would have. i'm a parent now, you send gifts to me. drew: overnight something. it was a lot. reggie: was it worth it? kumasi: didn't make it in time? drew: it did but it hurt. reggie: did you feel the money ratio? that's the problem. drew: it was also on me, i missed out.

it was too late. -- i messed up it was too late. reggie: they liked it. kumasi: but they didn't cry. drew: they probably didn't know i stressed out over it. kumasi: this is nice, thank you. what's next? reggie: how about the big one? drew: now i'm right because they spent my money on shipping. i really enjoy it. it's very just, bring your gifts. i'm really good at doing shapes and stuff like that. i find it therapeutic. reggie: one time when he worked at a rubbing star? drew: yeah, take your gifts to them and they would prep them for you. it was a great time. kumasi: i should get the paper in everything. drew: fantastic, i'll do it for you. here's sfo this morning.

it just looks cold from this camera. temperatures well into the 30's this morning. frost out there, we have august pou afternoon the dry pattern does continue through the week. freeze warnings, frost advisories, everyone essentially under a cold weather advisory this morning. we are in the 30's we did this yesterday morning. until about there, add some extra time to your morning routine. warm your car before you get out there. live doppler 7 finding quiet conditions across california. the storm that soaked us last week and is causing issues across much of the country right now we have winter storm warnings in the upper midwest, tornado warning's in parts of mississippi. storm moving to the east. several states have heavy snow this morning. at home mostly sunny skies, a

few clouds from time to time but overall our weather is pretty quiet today. 50's is what we find today. sunny skies again. tonight more freeze warnings in effect. temperatures dropping into the 20's and 30's for the most part. next seven days we are underneath this pattern for at least the next 5-7 days. over the weekend looking great. hanukkah begins at sundown on sunday. we remain dry for monday and tuesday. kumasi: the seven things to know this morning. reggie:

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in louisiana. there were at least 15 storms in four states. >> oakland considering an indoor mask mandate as covid cases keep rising in the bay area. the city council will consider the proposal next week area >> today marks two years since the first covid vaccine was administered. since then, the u.s. has administered more than 655 million doses and that's about 80 sent of the eligible population. >> the california reparations task force will meet in open to discuss what arm ruirement recee payments. the group has until july 1 to make a recommendation to the legislature. >> major traffic issues underway in san jose and we do have accrued crew in route to this area. we haven't overturned box truck that is spewing fuel on the roadway involving an suv as well and did deadly crash nearby on capital expressway.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: covid cases on the rise in one community just talking about bringing back masks. kumasi: and the push to give reparations, what's at stake in oaklands. reggie: why discussing a potential ban on tiktok in the u.s.. kumasi: the federal reserve raising interest rates again why the federal reserve thinks this could help prices go down. it is december 14. reggie: get out the heavy cup -- coat this morning. drew: all of it. it is cold out there. we have freeze warnings, frost

advisories. we are waking up most of us to the 30's for another morning. you may want to add extra time to warm u me u are there warning seia ofhe baye sort of cold alet this morning these very chilly temperatures. also dealing with dense fog. live doppler 7, zero miles visibility and when you have fog and near freezing temperatures you can actually get ice particles on our area roadways. you do want to slow down because it can get slick out there. east bay hills camera showing you come conditions we have a lot of sunshine today area it's a cold start, chilly afternoon with temperatures in the 50's later today. i know the freeze warning goes into tonight. all the details coming up. reggie: leaders in oakland are discussing masking up. alameda county is in the medium

tear for covid transmission. that requires masks in jails, homeless shelters. gloria rodriguez is wear masks could be required. >> there is a mood to call on the mayor to bring back the mask requirement. a small crowd singing some holiday tunes to make their case outside city hall yesterday. >> seniors with disabilities they want the previous indoor as rise. some community members are favor one that will require people to mask up reset some facilities. it will be taken up next week. >> we think there should citywide policy for all city-owned buildings, city run

buildings. >> the doctor has seen cases and recommends masking doors. the weekly grade is writing. it is not 11% in alameda county. kumasi: today marks two years since the first covid-19 vaccine was administered and since that the u.s. has his ministers -- administered 655 million doses. those prevented 18 additional hospitalizations and 3 million deaths. in total more than one million americans die from covid and more than 100,000 of those were here in california. reggie: the reparations committee is meeting in oakland and they have two critical questions on the agenda. jobina: the committee was established by governor newsom in 2020. it is said to issue a final report in july but there are still critical questions to be

answered. if they will meet at city hall to discuss the questions, the first in the nation task force. already voted to limit reparations to black california residents whose ancestors were living in the united states in the 1800s. that is pretty critical. they consider today whether there should be eligible -- additional eligibility requirements and if there should be a timeframe for eligibility. they will also discuss how the state may address the impact on black families whose property was seized through eminent domain. today's meeting will start at 9:00 a.m. and is open to the public. once the committee makes its final recommendations the state lawmakers will have to pass law -- legislation to make it official. it is unclear how long the process could take. kumasi: threats of possi exposure at a san francisco school. it was discovered during the construction project. elevated levels of lead were

discovered in the soil and a courtyard and in multiple faucets. high levels of lead could impact the brain and nervous system. the plan is to have the san francisco utilities tested the water. teachers have been documenting discoloration. >> we have been told drink, it'ha t trust that after the number of times we felt that we've been endangered by the building. >> for 10 years the water has turned yellow and they are saying is safe to drink? >> yes. kumasi: students are planning a day of action tomorrow they want the exposure ttithe district will rb

research shows customers have more trouble booking stays if the host of the property perceives the customers to be black. the new information comes after airbnb launched an initiative to fix race-based discrimination. while all users have the reservations confirmed more than 90% of the time in 2021, users that are perceived to be white had a success rate of 94% according to the company. users who were thought to be black had a success rate of 91%. those perceived as asian and latino had booking success rates somewhere in between that. kumasi: all of this coming on the heels of our reporting of discrimination. the work quite our reporter julian glover has gotten national distinction for exposing systemic inequalities in the process for people of color. two years on this documentary and it is available on demand.

you can watch on hulu wherever you stream. reggie: if you have a visa card in the mail and it said california middle tax tax refund, it's legit don't throw it away. there is money on that card. there have been a lot of calls and imo's about the card. some people thought it was junk mail or even a scam so they tossed it. there is a way to get your money back. you have to call someplace called money network and press three for a card replacement. >> your request has been expected -- accepted and can now be processed. [laughter] well. you gave me a christmas present. kumasi: that's joy. reggie: when you call be prepared to answer six digits of

your social security number and your zip code and it can take weeks or even months to get the new card in the mail. kumasi: if you haven't email saying your student loan application was forgiven that might have been in error. about 9 million emails were sent out on november 22 and 23rd. the department of education says offenders scented email with an inaccurate subject line making it seem like the application was approved. however, the body of the email was correct. they said the application was accepted. no applications have been approved because the program has been put on hold by a federal judge. no further action can be taken until lawsuits are resolved. reggie: a solemn anniversary in connecticut. 10 years since the deadly sandy hook school shooting. the children who died in the shooting would have been 16 or 17 this year. many students who survived that they have gone to push lawmakers to pass

pass a new gun control laws. however there have passing these laws nationally. in the 10 years since sandy hook there have been nearly 1000 school shootings in the u.s. kumasi: tiktok is facing in another attempt to ban it in t united states. there are concerns that the chinese owner can be using data to spy on u.s. citizens. tiktok says it doesn't share information with the chinese government and the security team decides who can access user data from america. reggie: the fed has raised interest rates six times in 2022. the u.s. is trying to see a quote on from inflation. or from the nation's capital. >> with the federal reserve said to hike interest rates for the seventh time this year promising

new signs that red-hot inflation is cooling off. consumer prices rose 7.1% from one year ago.ni gas, airfare, a medical care. >>ghwe have a lot more work to o but things are getting better, heading in the right direction. >> this is welcome news for the fed as it continues to raise interest rates by half a percentage point. >> the fed can be more comfortable in a slowing down of rate hikes. going forward into 2023 they are much more likely to do adjustments in the policy rate of 25 basis in chris -- increments and they can see if this continues. >> the fed is walking a fine line trying to raise borrowing

costs just enough to spot on spending but not to put the economy into a recession. >> higher interest rates are already dampening the outlook. >> this is our four-point welder. >> chris works for a company that manufactures doors and windows in virginia. i have been doing this for 46 years. i have seen many through sessions and i have seen many booms. i'm not naïve about the fact that the business cycle is going to happen again. >> jerome powell will speak this afternoon and trainers that wall street will be listening to his comments on the high job market. elizabeth schulze, abc news, washington. kumasi: still to babies. finally heading home.

reggie: octuplet. that's a new one for me. kumasi: they are heading home. that's a big christmas. reggie: the giants make a splash in baseball. first, here's drew. drew: nine babies, oh my g here is a look at the san rafael camera. this is 101. when you have temperatures near or below freezing as we are seeing and you have fog you get something called freezing fog where it creates black ice our roadways. be aware of that. if you encounter fog be aware but now that it can be slick in some areas. we are down to 37 in yuba city, richmond you are waking up to 34 degrees. we have a frost advisory around

the bayshore airline. down 31, freeze warnings in effect this morning so i your hat, gloves, scarves. give yourself extra time to warm up your car and toby surprised if your tire pressure sensor comes on. the air of your tire actually compresses, lowering the pressure. 40's by 10:00 a.m. so we're slowly warming today. we will go mow -- low to mid 50's later today. temperatures below average. more freeze warnings going into effect later tonight. let's check in with jobina and see how we are doing with traffic. >> we have two major traffic issues to get into the first is going to be in san jose on northbound one-on-one you can see this fees have dropped to seven miles per hour. we have several lanes bonne terre due to an overturned backtrack hitting an suv.

there is feel in the roadway. a second signal on your way involving three vehicles on south on 880 at west a street. speeds are down to 12 miles per hour. this is going to be sims -- systemwide due to a weather impact. a delay on all trains due to icy conditions. that's an interesting one. we typically won't see that. a nice and light free this morning. morning. things are picking meet leon the third... leon the second... and leon... the first of them all. three generations, who all bank differently with chase. leon's saving up for his first set of wheels... nice try. really? this leon's paying for his paint job on the spot... and this leon, as a chase private client, he's in the south of france, taking out cash with no atm fees. that's because this family of leons has chase. actually, it's león. ooh la la!

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reggie: three years after a stranger through a boy off a malt railing we hear from the family. >> in this first look and abc news exclusive. >> he was thrown three stories

and they are not like normal stories, three stories. >> five-year-old landon who was thrown from the 30-year-old -- third floor railing is filing a lawsuit. >> what did the doctors tell you? >> all of them, this is a miracle, he shouldn't be here. >> for the first of the family is speaking to good morning america. >> quite now do you want to tell your story? >> i was frozen in time until i was able to speak and now the time is right. we have done a lot of healing, we need to move forward to move forward with the story of the miracle of landon. >> we will hear from the little survivor at the heart of the story, eight-year-old landon. kumasi: an been find $85,000. the company released over 3000 pounds of toxic ammonia last

year. managers at the plant failed report the leak because they thought they stopped it. residents had to shelter-in-place after until the got the gas under control. the owner kellogg's issued a statement to usa today same safety is its top priority and they made changes since the leak. reggie: the giants make a splash in free agency. they are going to announce the signing of a shortstop. this is the largest contract for the team's and the fourth largest ever. he was previously with the twins and astros. he turned out a five-year deal hoping he would get more on the open market and he sure did. he is one of the league's best headers and considered among the best fielders as well. i should hope so. that is an anonymous amount of money. kumasi: there something to know

your value and your work. reggie: amazing. the world's only -- feel like i'm not saying that right. it's when you have nine babies. it happens. kumasi: they are waking up at home for the first time. there is the picture. reggie: why are they so upset? everybody looks upset. kumasi: this little baby r here looks happy. look at the one right here in the red. he looks happy. reggie: one happy baby. kumasi: that baby looks happy and comfortable. reggie: dad looks real mad. kumasi: all babies were born last year. they have been in a hospital in morocco under specialized care.

19 months later they are happy enough to leave a hospital. and do we have another picture? of what they were, what they look like shortly after they were born by c-section? this was 30 weeks. so dad says each baby is unique, mom is also doing well and going home too. we will get an update picture i'm sure, sin. of what they look like at the house. reggie: cool. no. drew: it's too much. kumasi: beautiful children. reggie: yes, the miracle of birth. kumasi: how are they going to work? you need like extended family and friends. you need a community, you need a village. reggie: you know what they shouldn'treittv. iedns of jo and ka ps 8 saw one kid and

he has no contact with his brothers and sisters or his parents and if you watch the show, you know. we knew back then. kumasi: you just want them to have a nice, regular, healthy life. reggie: off the camera. drew: how rare is it to have nine babies? kumasi: and i am intrigued. reggie: i would watch. drew: i would give it or two. reggie: it goes well for us. kumasi: congratulations to them. drew: a new word we learned today. is that the most you think? reggie: what happened to octomom? drew: she still thriving, i think. reggie: was that she thriving? i don't know. drew: we have a cold picture you again this morning. temperatures are plunging.

we have frost and patchy frog out there. it is a cool afternoon into this pattern continues through the upcoming weekend. here is your frost almost everybody is under a cold alert this morning. temperatures in the 30's and subfreezing in some areas. palo alto you are at oakland 37. we have some thick fog in the north they. we are down to a quarter mile visibility this morning so be aware of that. we are quite across california but our storms created a problem in form of blizzard like conditions and in the south tornado warning's for parts of mississippi. it's,, quiet, looks like a lot w d mid t ain frost advisories it set right

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