>>building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. paid on administrative leave what the city is saying about this. drew: the future of transit could be at stake. reggie: could see hundreds of landslides and the storms that could mean more are on the way. drew: a lot of sunshine.

it is been a quite some it is been quite some time since we had dry days on both weekend days. starting out in the 40's most spots in the 30's. we do not need the rain here at all today. here is a live look outside showing you the skyline of san francisco. we have sunshine today with temperatures in the for his. we have a -- the 50's. we have a freeze warning going into effect as well we will talk about that coming up. reggie: in oakland the police chief has been placed on leave because of dereliction of duty. we are live in the newsroom with what happened. >> this is a major shakeup and chief derek allison is the acting chief of the oakland police department. here is what happened, according to abc 7 i team sources he has been paid on administrative

leave for dereliction of duty. and this is after he refused to take action off -- on the sergeant that ripped the bumper off of a car and the sergeant later fired a gun in an elevator. and investigated alleging misconduct by opd. the oakland police department has been going on for 20 years and the oakland city council members learned of the actions taken against him during a private session at city hall. they spoke with us about it. >> i hope going forward that the community can see this as part of the city's efforts to address transparency in all city departments. >> we are talking about accountability and transparency, it is a lot -- a logical course of action to have an outside, independent investigator

process. >> is the investigation process of oakland police where they are questioning the true and independent oversight. they are a group of civilians that hold police accountable. mayor chantelle and the city administrator says that the decision was not taken lightly, but we believe that the -- it is critical for the safety of our community to build trust and confidence between the department and the public. we must have transparency, accountability to move forward at a safer stronger oakland. an forthcoming. this is the first big challenge that they are facing. thank you. the parent company alphabet is cutting 12,000 jobs worldwide which is 6% of the workforce. we are live with the details on this. jobina: alphabet ceo said in a

staff member of this morning he -- staff meeting this morning he said he takes full routes -- responsibility. and they have a different economic reality than what they face today. the job losses will impact several teams including recruiting and corporate functions as well as engineering and audit teams. they will lie off the staff immediately as a letter has already been sent to the employees in the u.s. who are affected. in other countries the process will take longer due to laws and practices. in the u.s. employees are receiving a severance package of 10 weeks salary and two weeks for every additional year at google. bonuses and vacation time from 2020 will be paid. and there will be immigration support for employees affected. there are other elements included in this average package as well. microsoft announced a layoff of 10,000 employees earlier this week and in the same day, amazon

began a new wave of job cuts affecting 18,000 people. reggie: federal government will play a big role in the recovery of the recent storm damage. president biden was here yesterday looking at the hardest hit areas including the santa cruz coast. and first -- he think the first responders who have been hard at work and he talked about the federal government giving 100% to cover the cost of removing debris. an emergency shelter, and such for 60 days. >> the people of california, i say it again, the country is here for you and with you. we will not leave until things go back and build back better than they were before. we recover from storms we will be with you every step of the way. i mean that sincerely. every step. reggie: the department of agriculture will help farmers with disaster loans and grants and was small business administration will step in to

offer assistance. jobina: president biden's visit was brief but it left a big impact. visitors say that it gave them them motivation to move forward. debris from trees is still inside and the president stood where the outdoor patio used to be. >> you brought a sense of community. as you can tell, the support he had here with all the business owners supporting each other and working together as a team. it is not all of us trying to rebuild it is all of us. and they are supporting the community. jobina: zelda's hopes to reopen by spring break. reggie: another iconic stretch of california coast makes our is getting pummeled by storm damage. a large portion of the town speeches, hiking trails, and other attractions are shut down. highway one the main path in and out of big sur is closed.

all the way down to san simeon south of town. both -- most of big sur's natural sites are off-limits. jobina: we seen so many met -- mudslides since the beginning of the storm. experts think there could be more ahead. >> the storm saturated and water is heavy. when it is soaked in and the plates are expanding and pushing out, they will respond when soils dry out. jobina: we seen mudslides. the threat of landslides, according to experts, could last for weeks or months after boat storm experience. whenever severe weather hits you can have a live doppler available on the abc seven streaming app is available on roku tv, fire tv, and others.

we are calling for more transit ending --funding. abc seven news reporter is joining us live from the station on this. >> lawmakers are now calling on this change of governor newsom's proposed budget to have sorely needed transit operations funding for agencies like bart here in pleasant springs that writers rely on after they proposed to be cut by $2 billion. the bay area senator scott wiener says this is not the time to make cuts as the agencies are already up against their own shortfalls with ridership levels not returning to pre-pandemic levels. righties think -- rising operating costs going up because of inflation. and funding to run out for some in the upcoming fiscal year. without that state funding, some agencies are already facing trouble, and many agencies are

-- they are concerned that they may have to raise fares or slowdown capital projects. it throws a ranch and the states climate plan leading to fewer mobility options and greenhouse gas emissions. they said they understand the state is projecting a budget shortfall and difficult decisions must be made. but to allow the transit positions to unravel could have a possibly irreversible devastating impact on california's climate goals. governor newsom's current plan is to make no cuts to public schools in california. it also committed millions more to combat the states homeless and opioid crises. abc7 news. jobina: t-mobile data breach with the company says after information stolen disrupts

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cools off rapidly. have layers with you rated as you can see, temperatures in the 30's -- have layers with you because as you can see, temperatures fall in the 30's. and the weekend is delightful a cold morning on saturday but we are ■dry saturdayand sunday. jobina: good morning hello everyone, we have a traffic alert because we are following a new -- traffic j town road. at least one lane is blocked and we will give you an estimated time on when lanes reopen. and then we have a very large sinkhole with a road closed because of it. and moving to the largest closure, this will be from free not -- fremont tusa knoll. between 238 and main street area live look at the bridge toll plaza. we end here with a look at the

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>> actor alec baldwin faces what many of you find surprising charges. jobina is at the live desk with the latest court proceedings. jobina: they are charging alec baldwin with two counts of involuntary manslaughter. on the rust movie set it happen in 2020 one in new mexico brutal -- resulting in the death of cinematographer helena hutchins. his gun somehow fired alive bullet killing her and wounding the movie's director. he and the films armorer face up to 18 months in prison and a 5000 dollar fine. the charge also includes a revision that could result in a mandatory five years in prison because the offense was committed with a gun. >> they were not doing the things they should have been

doing in order to have a safety conscious and with guns, a gun conscious movie set. jobina: while bal did not pull the trigger fbi finds that it could not have fired without link the trigger. his authority said there were no reason to believe that there were live will it's in the gun or on the set. they call the investigation a fraud area and a judge will now decide if there is enough evidence to move forward. reggie: many companies along with facebook's parent company metta plans to cut back on their office in san francisco. metta is leaving behind large high-rise in downtown on fremont street. the workers will remain at their only san francisco office on howard street. a spokesperson says the decision was made to better support the remote work experiences and they plan to make their offices more dynamic. kumasi: you may notice a new

feature on instagram it is called quiet mode. it is designed with the mental health of teenagers in mind. it lets you silence notifications you may get for likes, and comments for those who are taking a break. instagram will have a pop up prompts to encourage young users to activate that at night. reggie: beyoncé is getting ready to perform in dubai. and some are listening to th songs that she is rehearsing. kumasi: there is a luxury resort prior -- private practice rehearsal there. you have to have a lot of money to get there but some fans are getting to listen for free because she has been blaring her songs during the sound check. so far these are the songs that people have hurt her practice. naughty girl, crazy love, and spirit. according to tmc beyoncé is getting paid 24 million dollars to perform tomorrow.

it will be the first major concert in five years ahead of her expected renaissance tour. reggie: notice none of the titles were from renaissance. she is not going to be doing cozy. kumasi: it is a very specific production. and that is not -- you know i mean? reggie: yeah, and i cannot see her previewing concert she will do for the world. kumasi: just wait. she has enough that she can sing. reggie: she says i will do some of the hits. drew: you get what you love. sweet dreams so bad. i love that so much. kumasi: i am glad she is playing halo. reggie: xo is great my has always been grown woman. i know it is not a real single it is more like a commercial, remember that? but i really like that song. kumasi: what is it?

drew: i think there is another one that is not to be confused with the one in the caribbean. it is like how is this thing even -- kumasi: atlantis, the royal. reggie: is blue ivy there? kumasi: could white lotus be there? drew: yeah. kumasi: drew: here's a live look at the weather this morning. no weather troubles if you travel from this guide -- the sky or on the roads it is a dry weekend. sonny began. no worries insight or the next 7-10 days. these are the next 10 days across california when it comes to rainfall. temperature wise we are in the 40's. a couple chile spots in the 30's. later today it is bright sunshine.

mid-50's later today which is average for this time of year and a freeze warning goes into effect and we are subfreezing for some spots to start out the week. and that we have temperatures back into the 50's and temperatures cool on -- comfortable on sunday as well we may have 60's and a couple spots. 58 degrees today and it cools off quickly by the individual game. temperatures in the upper 40's if you are tailgating, and going to the game it looks great. to tahoe, we go a lot of traveling a lot of sunshine and snowpack. a lot of people have the idea of going to the mountains this weekend to enjoy the snow that mother nature gave us the last several weeks. and we have a dry weekend looking great and the sunshine continues. reggie: good morning america is coming up at 7:00. kumasi: we have a look at what is ahead. >> coming up on gma we are in the southeast tracking a record

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kumasi: welcome back if you're looking to help out your community after the recent storms we have had you can volunteer with at the parks. park officials are looking for murder help as they clean up. volunteers are picking up trash from water bottles to storm debris and some expressed frustration with how much litter they have found. >> it is great for us to clean

up the trash but ideally it would not be in their in the first place. though i think it is good for people to try to not produce so much trash. kumasi: regional parks along the bay line and the delta have reopened other parks are still closed. and they will be until the storm damage is cleared. the reopened park should caution and be mindful of the parts conditions if you want to help with the cleanup sign on eb parks.org. kumasi: san francisco's iconic barry building is getting an update the plan calls for new kitchens and indoor seating. and there will be a canopy for outdoor dining. the plaza will also be enhanced to attract more outdoor activities. >> they will be able to work with existing tenants to make sure they can stay in place and they are investing in the waterfront and helping with economic recovery. kumasi: renovations will begin

at the end of this year they should be done by 2025. next it 6:30 we talked with abc7news insider as they weigh in on the police chief being paid on administrative leave. and the reparations proposal and the payment they could be in store for black residents in san francisco and who qualifies. as we had to break, a live look

>>building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now it 6:30 the fight for funding the warning coming from california lawmakers as transit agencies struggle to bounce back from the pandemic. kumasi: the search is underway for a missing san francisco state student who was last seen in pacifica. reggie: google's parent company alphabet is the latest tech company to announce job cuts how many they plan to cut this morning. kumasi: good morning everyone

it is friday, january 20. reggie: that is how we are getting started this morning. drew: it is ok it is a friday we have beautiful weather coming our way. we find sunshine today and through the weekend. there is the radar this morning we are underneath the dry power -- pattern. and there are pockets of 30's in palo alto and concorde. it is chilly out there and some spots but the east bay hill has great visibility on the camera. sunshine on the way leave the raingear back home. we go into the 50's but tonight a freeze warning goes into effect we will talk about that coming up. kumasi: a major shakeup in oakland. police chief has been placed on administrative leave for dereliction of duty this is according to abc7news i team sources. he reported

failed to take action against a sergeant that ripped the bumper off of a car in a hit-and-run crash and he layered her -- she later fired a gun in an elevator. that is being investigated by this federal misconduct of oc pd. this is within investigation going on with the oakland police department which is been going on for 20 years now. to break it down is abc7news insider. >> good morning. this is a new chapter in a long, long story of oakland. one is a cliffhanger because nobody is sure what happens next. we have a police chief that has been put on administrative leave. it does not mean they are fired. he is a popular police chief that has overseen reduction in homicides and an incredible amount of guns taken off the streets. very popular with the community. on the other hand, the report by independent investigator outside shows a systematic failure to discipline an officer in question.

even for be cheap read the report. it is not a good look, it is not a good optic and it is not a good news for the oakland police department. you see about 10 acting chiefs in the past 10 years. reggie: who called for this? was it the mayor herself who made the decision to temporarily take him off? >> yes, it was the mayor and the city administrator. we have a federal oversight that is looking at how open wind is trying to get itself back on track. the police department was wracked with the scandal about 20 years ago about police officers planting evidence and using excessive force with what was called the writer's case. and since then they've been under review by the feds and one of the effect as that we've got to get better at disciplining police. what happened was there was an incident in 20 21 involving the officers we were talking about the officer we mentioned.

and he -- there were questions raised about whether or not proper discipline was taken. an outside firm was brought in to take a look at that and they determined yes, that has been, the stakes, i would not say cover up necessarily of a eyes on some of the word. which led to this. kumasi: let's talk about the mayor just born in dealing with this now what could the action be for her as a mayor? >> it is tremendous. it is tremendously say. when you walk in as mayor, you oftentimes get to pick your police chief or you work with a police chief in conjunction. but is the most important statement you may coming in is specially a city like oakland which is understaffed in the police department and regularly having homicide rates way up sideshows, deaths, armed robberies, all of the things that are going on not just in

oakland, but all around the country. it is a difficult and politically dicey thing to do to remove the police chief coming in. a popular police chief is double that. so no honeymoon for the mayor. this is one of the toughest choices she has the first one is what to do now because they put him on administrative leave which is not firing. they say there is more to be reviewed and more to come out. we are putting an assistant chief as interim but where do you go from this? who makes the call? it's going to be a political one and it will be one for the city policy wise to determine what direction to take. reggie: i'm trying to get the temperature of this i am not trying to minimize the alleged misconduct but what we have here essentially is a member of the police force who hit a car allegedly, a bumper came off, nobody was hurt. then the same police force --

person a gun goes off in an elevator allegedly noem was hurt again. do those things amount to removing a chief from his position temporarily or permanently? >> we will go back to the initial report we are talking about. yes in a garage his police car hit another car and took the bumper off. he did not report it. it was captured on video and he did not report it. the gun went off in the elevator of the police department in a equipment elevator. he took the bullet casing he did not report it and he tossed the lit casing in a bag. and the second part, as you said, that alone is not anything of a scandal not like the sex scandal we had opened with the police department last -- a few years ago. or the writers case. but once it was turned over to internal affairs, they did not

follow the proper procedure. they did not bring this up, they did not review it properly they did not discipline they chose not to discipline to the extent that they should have possibly. it is not the incident, in other words, it is how it was handled. that is poor reflection on the chief and that is why you see the hammer coming down. reggie: the last time the chief was fired as you know the chief went back and sued and got $1.5 million. >> right. that was chief ann kirkpatrick another popular police chief who was fired and took the city to court saying she was actually the victim of blowback from being a whistleblower about improper conduct by the police commission. before her, we had sean webb who was resigned in the wake of the sex scandal involving a woman who is having sex with multiple police officers. and questions about her conduct and where they tipping her off

to suites about prostitutes. this department has been just a nonstop merry-go-round of bad news in some ways. and the chief is -- chiefs are in and out and never quite getting their footing. on top of that they are losing officers and crime continues to be a problem. it is not new, we do not know what the outcome will be, some say you cannot put a chief on administrative leave that is the one you have to fire because they are the top person you cannot say you can take a seat for a while but this is oakland but anything can happen in oakland. we are not sure which direction this will take. kumasi: what are you looking for today? >> we will look to see if -- the new chief in charge temporarily we will see the -- with the temperature is on the street and we will look for community reaction on this this will be a big thing for the chief and the new mayor.

what is a community reaction to this. kumasi: thank you for joining us in breaking this down. we appreciate you. >> see you later. reggie: that is a lot. kumasi: that is a lot. reggie: it's going to be interesting. our commitment to building a better eight -- bay area is commitment to social justice and racial justice. we are now proposing a $5 billion declaration payment to some black residents in the city. can the city afford that? to qualify residents would have to be 18 or older, identifying as black on -- or african-american on public documents 14 years and meet two of eight additional criteria the executive director of the san francisco human rights commission point to the ways this can help the city but summer asking how to they make it possible? >> where's the money actually coming from? who is responsible for that? >> in a city of a $14 billion

budget more or less and we are looking to spend $50 billion. financially, it does not make any sense. reggie: the community's recommendations go beyond financial compensation they also include topics like housing, education, and closing the racial wealth gap. when it comes to issues of race and social justice abc 7 is helping you make a difference in your community you can find a whole loose -- list of resources on our website. kumasi: the search is underway for a missing san francisco state student. they got call about a swimmer in distress yesterday morning at the beach. and the chronicle is reporting to men -- pulling their friend away from the shore. the student is -- the person is a student there. reggie: here's a video of the landslide they are on tuesday near the very active altamira

falls at the national root seashore. more than 300 trees have fell and impact popular hiking trails landscapers are now helping with tree removal. >> you will be busy the next couple of weeks you think? >> maybe for three months. >> i would say wait another week or so. when we have a better assessment of the trees and the ones that are down on the trail. reggie: extensive erosion at drake speech which means elephant seals which come here for made -- mating season are being pushed into the beaches parking lot it is closed to visitors to protect them. kumasi: san francisco residents can get aid to pay for storm damage. it is estimated that the storms cost more than $40 million in property damage. there is an area below sea level and under -- the city is

required to invest over $600 million to invest and overflow issues and other neighborhoods but that has not happened yet. >> our office at development has grants up to $5,000 for businesses who were impacted. rebuild together will work with families and individuals that are making less than 120% of their median income to do repairs to their homes. kumasi: this city is also seeking federal and state reimbursement. reggie: if you're planning to go to lake tahoe now is your chance. no snow chain controls are in effect we have not seen that for a while. this area is getting a break from the snow. in the past 22 days the national weather service said 15 feet of snow fell in the highest sierra locations. kumasi: former president donald trump has been fined nearly $1 million in making an alleged lawsuit against hillary clinton.

we use the case of revenge. -- in a published judge called trump a mastermind of strategic use of the judicial process. drew: 6:42 flood advisory in effect through monday we have several rounds of high tides coming through. we have the highest high tide that we experience all year long high tide today at 9:22 this morning and another one tomorrow at 10:15 this is when we conceive coastal flooding. teacher whether we are in the 40's and later this afternoon we go into the 50's a lot of sunshine and we feel comfortable. late this evening, or friday night plans and cools off. by 9:00 the city is in the 40's and first thing tomorrow we have the city below freezing. today there will be a lot of

sunshine and we go into the 50's. tonight, the freeze warning goes into effect for the north and east bay. and the temperatures get close if not below freezing first thing tomorrow morning. the forecast looks excellent. sunny skies saturday and sunday. temperatures in the 50's. we will preview the tahoe or cast coming up in nine minutes. jobina: good morning everyone. we have a positive update on the crash we have been following that there is a backup in the area but it has been cleared. it is the area near the crash site itself has picked up to 40 miles per hour. in fremont new crash 480 before stevenson boulevard a heads up if you go through that area. the biggest issue for commuters is that this is -- the trains are canceled. the operations are set to resume monday. and let's look at the toll plaza on the bay bridge.

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reggie: lawmakers across the state or pushing for more -- more funding for transit. some cases they are projecting severe cuts. we have the latest >> the bay area centered or scott weiner says the failure to provide transit agencies with funding and operational funding as they are recovering from the

pandemic is not an option. governor newsom's proposed balanced budget differs more than $2 billion and transit funding. without the funding to address existing funding agencies like bart are already facing and senator wiener worries that agencies could be forced to have major service cuts resulting in agencies slowing down their capital projects. he says this is not the time to make cuts as the agencies are up against their own shortfalls with ridership levels not returning to pre-pandemic levels. rising operating costs from inflation and federal emergency relief fund is set to run out later this year. and they say the service cuts will lead to fewer mobility options for californians increase driving, congestion, and greenhouse gases undermine our climate goals. in the bay area, weiner says if the budget moves forward as is, they could be forced to cut multiple lines as early as 2025. abc7news. kumasi: with a winter surge of positive covid cases avoided more testing sites are closing. california will shut down dozens

of statewide testing sites they are operating at 50% capacity or less and they will close this month. the number of test drop significantly since the spike we saw in november. reggie: monday morning report. americans are buying cars for less than sticker price but they are not exactly finding bargains. only 30% so buyers are paying above sticker price. in december buyers paid an average of $300 under the sticker price. in the spring, most buyers are paying $700 more than the sticker price which really hurts. currently many compact sedans are in short supply that is including the popular honda civic. and the stock exchange getting underway this morning. i always find out exactly what i'm saying. kumasi: we can talk about this. my sweet friend, this is a rare snowy owl that is hanging out in

southern california and it is gone and people are sad about it. look at this. when we first showed you the snowy owl last month he was first on rooftops and bert -- birdwatchers brought cameras and it flew off. >> it flew off a couple nights ago at sunset in it has not returned to the area and why? who knows? we do not know area may be is time for her to go on to the north maybe she found another feeding spot she likes. the only way we know is to ask the owl. kumasi: that is the soundbite of the day. ask the owl. save the feed. drew: is anyone else seen the feed? it is odd. reggie: they look like shoes. it looks like it is wearing ug gs.

it is part of it and she is in southern california would think she would be shedding feathers left and right. i was amazed to find out that she may have gotten there by ship. kumasi: they say she could have gotten on a ship and come to california. a lot of ships are pretty big so may be. reggie: wouldn't the owl notice? kumasi: [laughter] no. is something happening here? reggie: am i on a ship? kumasi: i am glad she visited for a little while. reggie: if she is not ok i do not want to know. kumasi: she is fine. jobina: i agree we do not get updates on the animals we cover sometimes reggie: hank the tank. jobina: yes, i hope he is ok too. we have road closures due to the impact we see we are starting and half-moon they on west i 92

between skyline boulevard due to his sinkhole. and we have a roadway flooding in fremont to sonoma. it will be eastbound and westbound 84 between 233 and main street. i wanted to point out tracy dublin an hour three minutes for the ride which is rather long for a friday. in concorde 21 minutes. drew: look at this beautiful picture from the mount tam camera. we have clear skies we will enjoy a lot of sunshine today clear but chilly this morning. dry and sunny through the weekend and we are staying dry the next 7-10 days here is the rainfall potential the next 10 days we are totally dry across california any rainfall is in the pacific northwest and it is light. any significant storms are staying away for -- from the west coast for the time being. we wake up in the 40's and a

couple of 30's on the board. today it will be nothing but sunshine. take the sunglasses with you leave the umbrella at home. we go into the mid-50's. tonight it gets cold we have a freeze warning going into effect and we have the areas getting close if not below freezing first thing saturday morning. it will be rather chilly the next 24 hours. the forecast on saturday we rebound nicely. sunshine in the mid-50's equally as nice on sunday as well area in fact, if you go to the niners game sunday it will be perfect for tailgating and enjoying the name with sunshine. it will be 50 degrees in the game start but 49 degrees when the game in. if you think of going to lake tahoe it will be beautiful with temperatures in the 30's and 40's. here is the seven-day forecast with the dry weather pattern staying with us through the weekend and temperatures are in the mid upper 50's. kumasi: it is time for your toho -- toyota tahoe traffic we

have an update in terms of chain restrictions. we only have chain restriction on 89 which is news. the round of resorts, a over three hours 15 minutes. the snowpack is great up there so you will have no problem getting's -- getting some fresh powder. tahoe will be under three hours kirkwood three hours 24 minutes. the longest checking in at sierra tahoe one 24 inches of 21 87 inches. kumasi: a 25-year-old indiana man is dead. police say the suspect injured one employee and officers returned fire killing the suspect investigators are now looking for a motive. we hear from damar hamlin's family or than three weeks after his -- he went into cardiac arrest on the field during the game. the family spokesperson said he

is still facing hurdles despite being discharged from the hospital. he still requires oxygen and is having his heart monitored regularly to make sure there are no setbacks or effects. he is able to visit the team's facility but he is not able to travel often. and he needs wrist to heal his body. reggie: seth kerry has done so much on and off the basketball court. there is a documentary on him being shown at the sundance film festival. it looks inside his rise as an underdog who was never supposed to go on and win to m.v.p.'s, for finals trophies, and a change of ranch eyes. one of the producers is ryan kuebler the director from oakland. he is suspected to be at the festival for the premier and they will eventually go to apple tv+. kumasi: coming up next service seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch our newscast live and on-demand

through the abc 7 bay area connected tv out for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and you can watch is from seven until eight this morning for the seven in seven. kumasi: look at this outside right now at 6:55. reggie: there is a lot of stuff on t

kumasi: it 6:57 here are the seven things to know if you're just joining us. the company alphabet is laying off employees. it is the latest tech company to slash jobs it is based in mountain view. reggie: oakland police is on administrative leave this morning according to abc7news i team sources he failed to charge a sergeant based on misconduct. kumasi: leaders are funding to help struggling

agencies. and they could face major service cuts. reggie: the faa says that human error is what caused the domestic departures last week. someone unintentionally deleted files while working to correct an issue to the databases. drew: five it is beautiful out there this morning here is a look at the rooftop camera at kgo. the sun is slowly getting up a light breeze as well we inspected a lot of sunshine on friday. the sunrise at 7:21 the 30's and 40's right now we warm into the 50's later this afternoon with a freeze warning going in effect tonight. that leads to a gorgeous weekend with the three-day for hash showing sunshine and dry weather continuing saturday and sunday. kumasi: kumasi: due to a mudslide earlier this week the train service is suspended today it is going to resume monday. we will keep watching that for

you as this is a fluid situation. no one can predict what will happen in that area. jobina: baja blast is sauce. it is made with have a narrow, jalapeno, and chilis. there are only 750 bottles of this and you have to go to to -- taco bell's website if you want to win. reggie: i am asking with true sincerity what is baja blast? drew: it is at taco bell it is mountain dew that is teal or green colored looking. there is no yellow fiber in it whatsoever. but that is why people like to go to taco bell for the baja last. i don't know that it would be tasty like a hot sauce. kumasi: so does it taste like mountain dew? drew: reggie: it matters to someone. kumasi: it is the same thing but a different color.

reggie: this it taste like baja and it is a blast? drew: it sounds like it will be a blast. reggie: we hope you have a wonderful weekend we hope you join us next for the abc good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, the cross-country storm on the move this morning. blast of winter for millions across the nation. heavy snow dropping in parts of the northeast bringing as much as a foot in some areas. now the new storm making its way across the country. sam champion with the timing and the track. breaking overnight, walmart shooting. >> a shot to the head. multiple calls. >> authorities describing a gun battle with officers after a man shot someone inside a store in indiana. that person taken to the hospital. what we know right now. "rust" charges unveiled. alec baldwin and the movie's