>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> i'm not because there is bullies painting over our bow boards. we will put them up again and come back >> billboards defaced, police looking into messages spray-painted over billboards regarding anti-semitism. good morning, everybody. i'm liz kreutz here with lisa

argen. we have a lot to get to this morning but first we will get a look at the weather. i can't remember the first time we didn't have rain saturday. lisa: we are welcoming all the sunshine but cold. the storm track deflected well to the north and that means another sunny day. we are below freezing in livermore, san ramon. 37 in oakland and san mateo chile at 36. 10 degrees colder in san francisco, 14 degrees colder compared to yesterday for livermore. freeze warnings until 9:00, temperatures from 28 to 30 degrees. temperatures will take the mild warm up to the 50's and a breezy sunday. liz: we are expecting to hear from oakland newly elected mayor to talk about the police chief

laurent -- action for a sergeant who ripped off a bumper in a hit and run. abc news will stream his comments around 10:00 on our streaming app and we will have much more coming up in our next half-hour. in berkeley, a jewish nonprofit group says two billboards were defaced in just a couple days. the police department is investigating it as a hate crime. as tim johns reports, this comes as documented reports of violence against jews are at the highest. tim: you might see billboards like this one in hot pink with messages designed to grab people's attention and fight back against anti-semitism. >> we have jewish resources and education for people who want

tim: tim: to know more. she is the cofounder of jew belong. billboards were people spray-painted phrases. >> i believe in human rights palestinians and israelis, and for peace. tim: the group has been in contact with the berkeley police department who is investigating this as a hate crime. >> it is ongoing and i think they will be looking at cameras. tim: putting the billboards aside, the most recent data shows documented reports of harassment and violence against jews are the highest on record. anti-semitic flyers have popped up in san francisco, palo alto, and danville, but jew belong remains undeterred, putting up billboards in the bay area and around the country. >> i'm not going away because

bullies are painting over our billboards. we are going to put them up again and be strong. tim: tim johns, abc7news. liz: -- will consider sensor -- censuring one of its members for a racist comment, come think -- calling something "cotton picking the board will consider whether or not to remove him from committees he's currently serving on. bart's board will discuss wa to remedy their shortfall. some suggestions to cut costs include closing select stations, cutting we can service, and mass layoffs. in san francisco, and active shooter -- will be held tonight.

the workshop comes months after the deadly shooting at club q in colorado, as the community faces escalating threats across the country. organizers say it is for the community to be prepared. castro community on control is coordinating with local agencies. there is a call from the attorney general in the overdose crisis. merrick garland is pleading with local officials to keep pouring into the effort. as tara campbell tells us, more help is on the way. that story. for more on the battle against the drug overdose crisis you can watch the abc 7 originals documentary, "injecting hope," streaming now. moving on, new developments ou

of san francisco, the latino task force is offering free lead testing for those at one of us the school. elevated levels of lead were discovered in the soil in a courtyard and multiple faucets. free screenings started yesterday at a health clinic at 24th and cap street. families can walk in from 9:00 a.m. until 4:00 p.m., and the next two saturdays. officials at richmond high school are hoping classes will be back in -- and monday, after the school shut down because of a bad smell. a smell in main everyone out. maintenance crews will spend the weekend looking for the cause. let's get a check outside. lisa: it is chilly in the low 40's in san francisco. from sutro, just about 10 miles from here we are in the 20's in

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♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power to make them feel right at home. ♪ ♪ ritz. a taste of welcome. liz: welcome back. here is a live look at the san francisco skyline from our exploratorium camera, and you can see the red and gold lit up. some positive health news this morning, the number of people getting covid, rsv, and the flu is trending down for the first time since september. the cdc says the number of er visits for those viruses combined dropped to the lowest level in three months, and the improvement is all age groups.

a 50 year annual march in washington, d.c. is different this year. antiabortion advocates marched in a country where the supreme court has ended the constitutional right to abortion. 50 years ago this weekend, the high court's decision established a right to abortion and that is no longer the case. despite the recent ruling, the protests on both sides continue. >> it is clear virginians want fewer abortions, not more. >> wisconsinite overwhelmingly support row and access to abortion. liz: kamala harris plans focus on reproductive rights at the state level. demonstrations are happening for each side. in san francisco, abortion rights advocates will march from

the philip right building to the civic center where they will hold a lobby until the right for life arch starts at 1:30. they will start at civic center, walked down market street to the plaza. the bay area is revving up for playoff football tomorrow. the 49ers take on the cowboys at levi's stadium, kick off at 3:30. the hype is real with one of the greatest rivalries in the league's history. ryan curry spoke with fans looking back on great moments. ryan: we are sitting in these red seats where it all started. they can't help but think, here we go again. >> it's been a never-ending saga of wanting to beat the cowboys. >> the people i know that go to the games are nervous as howell. -- hell. ryan:

all but one matchup was personal -- the cowboys. >> whether it was playoff or regular season, my house started bubbling getting ready to go to these games. ryan: if you ask those 49ers fans, the history started here. before they embarked on their journey to candlestick park, they played one last playoff game and the cowboys won. >> after that, they moved to candlestick park. they lost game at k's are and lost the nfc championship at candlestick. ryan: 10 years later, everything changed. the 49ers turned into the top team. >> when he made that catch, the place erupted. everybody was going crazy. ryan: now, it's time for them to witness the next chapter in the cowboys-49ers saw go, -- saga,

with a new quarterback. >> we have a better team. ryan: ryan curry, abc7news. liz: it will be beautiful but you might want to think twice heading to big sur. attractions are shut down. highway one, the main path in and out, remains closed from monterey county to samson eon. it remains closed outside of the town and most sites are off-limits. areas in the bay area are closed including stinson beach in marin county. the golden gate recreation area shared the damage after local storms. you can find the list of closures on the website. fort point in san francisco will remain shut down over the weekend. crews are working to repair the road damaged from the latest storm and hope to have it open next week. bear creek stables needs

water supply after the storm damage, to keep at 70 horses alive. they've water supplies since the storms because fallen trees broke the main pipe that brings in their water. each horse drinks around 10 gallons a day. >> water and those will be empty soon. people bringing it from home and us bucketing it from the stream and carrying it to the water troughs. liz: they are usually able to fix issues but there are so many trees they cannot get to it. mid-peninsula regional open space division owns the land. they are trucking in thousands of gallons of water while the pipeline awaits repairs. let's get a check of the forecast, no rain this weekend, but is there rain on the

horizon? lisa: there is toward the end of the month, a good 10 days away. we will look for a return to that cold and rainy pattern, but we are not looking at the parade

of atmospheric rivers at this point. a long ways away to hammer out the details. as we look at live doppler 7, it is clear with our storm track well to the north, it has been dry and hasn't it nice? 32 in allen rock, sunny. campbell and k barria park. all of these cities very chilly up to the north, freezing in santa rosa. 43 in downtown san francisco and across the bay we are 42. clear skies, sunny days and cold night, and the dry pattern continues for the next seven to 10 days. a warming trend by the middle of next week. the coastal flood advisory has been with us for those king tides you can see across the bayshore, looking at the possibility of mild flooding. keep that in mind, over seven feet around 10:15. here's a look at the cloud, just some high cloud cover. we will get mostly sunny conditions but not enough to insulate us. a sunny day. high clouds for the big game tomorrow and sunny on monday. the wind is beginning to be a factor into your sunday as they move offshore. the rest of the day today, very light. here's a look at how they switch off to the offshore component, strong tomorrow, over 20 miles an hour and maybe up to 30 in some spots.

maybe feeling a little bit but the overnight night and eventually we get into slightly warmer weather. here's a look at the beach hazard statement, looking into the possibility of dangerous conditions with rip currents, increased risk, and sneaker waves six to seven feet. highs today will be cool, a couple degrees shy of average, in the upper 50's. we did see about 60 yesterday in santa rosa, 55 in napa. 54 downtown. a long way to go until we get there. tonight, in and around freezing inland valleys, and upper 30's to near 40 closer to the bay. the forecast, string of sunny days and we will call them milder as we get toward the end of the upcoming work week, where

temperatures will climb to above average in the lower 60's. still so much water. you go outside, it's sunny and dry but it feels damp. liz: and very cold now, surprisingly cold. lisa: we have to pull out the heavy coats. liz: there is a call from the attorney general in the battle against the overdose crisis. merrick garland is pleading with local officials to keep pouring into the effort. more help is on the way. >> each of you understands better than most the human toll. tara: attorney general heat attorney general merrick garland making the overdose crisis a focus. >> you have witnessed firsthand the devastation. tara: announcing this week, to establish privately funded they've consumption sites, and

the district attorney describing an all hands on deck approach. >> we are trying to intervene on every level. we have to cut supply and decrease demand because that will cut off supply, and help individuals change their lives, save their lives. tara: nearly 107,000 americans died of an overdose in 2021. 625 deaths were in san , the majority caused by fentanyl. >> in 2022, the dea a enforcement partners seized more than 50.6 million fentanyl laced fake prescription pills. that is more than double the amount seized in 2021. tara: the dea also seized or than 10,000 pounds of fentanyl powder. >> these seizures represent more than 379 million deadly doses of fentanyl.

that much fentanyl could kill every single american. tara: the numbers show a similar situation in san francisco. in just the last two years, 12 times the amount of fentanyl has been seized from the streets of the tenderloin. >> it is enough overdoses to kill every american in california. tara: the gop -- the doj poured more than $340 million to combat the crisis, and garland says more will be coming along with continued effort to crack down on cartels. >> the department of justice is using every tool to save american lives. tara: tara campbell, abc7news. liz: for more on the over dice crisis, you can watch terrorist documentary -- tara's documentary. you might take something for your heart...

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liz: it's lunar new year's on sunday, but california is the first state to make it a holiday. chinatown has been busy with shoppers getting ready, and one of the go to shops is a bakery that's been around nearly a century. karina nova has the story. karina: business around 98 years would have many secrets, but eastern bakery has its share. there's the secret recipe behind its sought-after coffee crunch cake, or its other secret recipe for moon cakes. there's another secret that, well, is not so secret, if you listen to the owner -- great visitors. orlando quan, the oldest owner of the oldest chinatown bakery speaks perfect vanish. there's a reason for the -- spanish.

there's a reason for that. he was born in peru and emigrated when he was in his 20's. besides spanish, he speaks english and chinese. >> i speak two chinese styles. karina: it is an immigrant success story that added to the mystique of chinatown, his family owning golden gate bakery that makes tarts that has such erratic hours of operations that fans created a facebook page to let the public know when it's open. eastern bakery has its cult following after a 1996 speech in san francisco. president bill clinton popped in for a moon cake. >> looking for a moon cake and we had to cut it for him. good impression, the most powerful man in the whole world comes to visit you and eat the best of the best moon cake.

karina: the moon cakes make eastern bakery stand out, traditionally eaten during the mid autumn festival. kind of like a chinese thanksgiving in september. >> even in china, you don't get this quality. we have to cook the filling for eight hours and we have a secret recipe. >> the baker has all the recipes. when he starts mixing the fillings, he kicks everybody out and has one assistant because he doesn't want anyone to know the process. karina: in the 1960's, david bley worked for the original owner and remembers lines of workers. >> they were making thousands. we had about 30 people around a big table. one part of production is to make a ball out of the filling. the next department, they make the do and you put -- dough,

you put the filling in, stuff the whole thing in the mold. bang bang, it comes out round with the printing on top. karina: moon cakes are one attraction, along with the coffeecake. it is full of flavor and nostalgia. >> my father and i would come out here and have the coffee crunch cake. the sugar, crunch, and coffee taste, nice memories. >> it's a secret emory, crispy, very good -- secret recipe, crispy, very good. karina: he's owned the bakery for 37 years and has not reopened the inside since the pandemic. he greets customers from a small table at the door. after 98 years, he doesn't want to think about what happens to the bakery when he calls it quits. >> about 100 years, nothing lives forever. it's ok.

i tried my best to stay here as long as possible. karina: here is next to his table of goodies, singing and chatting with customers. >> the main thing is you are happy, we like. how are you? karina: karina nova, abc7news. liz: this lunar new year celebrates the year of the rabbit. the westlake shopping district in daly city kicked off a racket -- rabbit lucky new year celebration. they shared photos and painted banners for good luck and fortune. a parade and dragon dance performance also took place. still to come, fraud protection -- prevention. a bay area man had to deal with mistakes. the new details about the san francisco student reported missing.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: now, the controversy continues. the newly elected mayor will give public comment on leronne armstrong. we will get to that story in just a moment, but first, lisa argen has got another check of the forecast, cold but dry. lisa: a lot of sun on the way. it has been awed to get the sunglasses out -- it has been odd to get the sunglasses out. near freezing or below in spots. freezing in martinez with 30 in dublin, livermore 31. freezing santa rosa, mountain view down to 32, 35 san jose and pacifica at already six. anywhere from four to 14 degrees

cooler. north bay, east bay valleys and into the hills and southbay as well, a freeze warning. through 8:00, still in the 30's. 11:00, 50's and high clouds. 2:00 it is sunny and mid 50's. we will talk about when we warm up and returned to the rain. liz: oakland -- the oakland mayor will make her first public comments on the decision to place the police chief on leave. according to sources, armstrong is off the job for "dereliction of duty," after failing to take action on a sergeant who ripped the bumper off a car during a hit and run. the sergeant later fired a gun in an elevator at police headquarters. the police chief ann kirkpatrick calls it a set pat.

-- setback she filed a disputing her termination and won. >> one of the biggest cancers is that law enforcement officers want come forward and report -- won't come forward and report misconduct. i come forward and in fired so talk about undermining the report. liz: t remains over federal insight which has been ongoing for 20 years following past cases of brutality and misconduct. oakland police are looking for a suspect of an attempted rape. the victim tells officers they were cornered by him at the store on international boulevard, fought back and got away. police described the suspect as a black man standing about 6'2" with medium length hair covering his ears. we are learning more details about the san francisco state student disappeared off the

coast of pacifica, a 22-year-old from santa monica. he is a sophomore and is part of the wrestling team. according to "the chronicle," two of his friends say a large breaker swept him out to sea on thursday. a storm cleanup -- as storm cleanup continues, a home is a total loss after a landslide. the force ripped the house from its base and sent it sliding down a hill. an inspector deemed it unsafe. the family was not there. a home next has been yellow tagged. in santa cruz, traffic controls are in place along westcliff drive so crews can assess the damage from the storms. they will complete on emergency stabilization plan monday at 6:00 a.m. drivers can expect detours and

one-way traffic between columbia street and woodrow avenue. after mudslides and two road closures, niles canyon road is back open. mudslides have popped up across the bay area, including two at niles canyon. one stop service on a train. drivers should be cautious and look out for debris. the edd is looking to communications to prevent fraud, after a bay area father says he is paying their -- paying the price of a mistake. he filed a fraud report after his employer said he filed for unemployment and he never did. he never heard back. the edd confiscated the tax refund last year and also paid the scammer more than $15,000, even after ronald reported the fraud. >> they used my name, social security, but they are addressed. >> it's been hard.

we are a single income with three kids, a nine-year-old and four-year-old twins. kids require a lot of money. liz: ronald says the edd told him the fraud report was lost in transition after upgrading the computers. they finally did return the money. thousands of bay area residents are losing their jobs as massive layoffs in the tech industry continue. alphabet is cutting nearly 12,000 jobs effective immediately. that is 6% of its workforce. intel is laying off workers as well, 545 jobs. two are at santa clara. 34 thousand tech jobs have been eliminated recently according to our abc7news layoff tracker. dustin dorsey spoke with the tech expert about the impact. dustin: once sitting atop the

financial mountain, tech companies are facing a return to normalcy. the bottom line for giants like microsoft and google is forcing employees to feel hate. that heat. -- feel the heat. >> we have to work hard, evaluate people. it is an indication the company is looking very carefully at the bottom line and trying to cut costs. dustin: a san jose professor and tech expert, he says those cuts start with employees. >> a lot of friends work at google so i'm worried. dustin: 12,000 employees from alphabet joined tends of thousands of employees cut as they await budget decisions for 2023. the tech sector hiring 200,000 plus employees, more than double the previous decade. >> during the pandemic, google

and preet -- increased employees by 30%. they are doing what i call the great reset where they go back to the 2019 era. even with the cuts we have, we are not close to that, still above that. dustin: cuts have a trickle-down effect because thousands of employees have less money, leading to cuts in other industries. employees are being hired back at other tech companies or in other roles so this may be a temporary downswing, but this is not 2008 and will not slow down the progress. >> we have hundreds and hundreds of companies in silicon valley and that has never been defined by one company. it is defined by the product and innovation. dustin: dustin dorsey, abc7news. liz: abc7news is streaming 24/7. get the streaming app and join us wherever you want, wherever you are. we are

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before the pandemic. >> that's my lifeline and it's a convenience for us as well as the customer. it's a nice attraction that looks a little european. liz: in april, the city will charge $3000 to license a parking space and $1500 for any additional space, and $2000 annually per spot. although there are fee waivers, a decline in applications shows some businesses will not take on the cost. a post pandemic comeback marked by video games, consoles, and crowds, signaling the return of the genesis nine game convention. amanda del castillo has details and how it is a boost for area businesses. amanda: from a barn at the contra costa farm grounds

largest grassroots run community smash group in the world is coming downtown. >> if you do good here it will matter a lot. amanda: mattering in more ways than one. matthew pointing to the economic boost in the ongoing effort to bounceback after the pandemic. >> restaurants are full tonight. hotels are full, bars are full. the airport is seeing traffic. it has a tremendous economic impact on the city. amanda: david san partnership with genesis gaming means extra hours and added staff. >> day to day business has not picked up fully so when there is events in town or conventions, any kind of outside events, it is helpful. amanda: genesis gaming hosting around 5000 people, marking a

record year. >> not even players, spectators, people who come to watch their favorite players and personalities. it is nice to see every year that it keeps getting bigger. amanda: intel is the new corporate sponsor, expected to take the bay area born e-sports competition to a new level. >> you never think you can do this for a living or have fans playing video games. amanda: the tournament carries through sunday, where the top eight gamers will battle to be the best. the winner will walk away with $75,000. for a 14-year-old florida resident, og kid, he is tapping in on the experience, the youngest commentator. >> the possibilities are endless. you can become a commentator, a player. you can be backstage manning the work and ato getting the players

to check in. there's a lot of wiggle room into making smash a full-time career. amanda: the event a smashing success for san jose and the founders who built the competition and brought it to silicon valley. >> our demographic is young tech savvy individuals, coders who may be looking to go to school. we are aware this is probably the best place to be situated, and norcal has a strong issue. amanda: i am amanda del castillo, abc7news. liz: let's get a check outside, are you into gaming? totally your thing. lisa: just the niners. we are checking out the view, which is nice and clear from our east bay hills. the wind chill factor makes it feel like 27 santa rosa and napa. temperatures could drop to the upper 20's with a freeze warning

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liz: welcome back. here's a live look from our exploratorium camera. you can see the red and gold lighting up the sky, getting ready for the niners game. the 49ers are gearing up for a playoff matchup against the cowboys. larry beil has a preview. larry: good morning, everybody. in preparation of their playoff with dallas, coach kyle shanahan decided to become a history teacher, showing younger players what this niners-cowboys rivalry is about. the current players were babies when steve young was out there,

given further back with joe montana, roger stall back. two teams with rich histories loaded up with hall of famer's. >> we had a big deal players the history of the niners starting with the 1982 game and the catch, 1992, 1993, 1994. so people have an idea of what dallas and the niners mean and we started with -- finished with last year. some of the film changes but it is all really the same, and was cool to watch and see the differences and to know they are in that moment. larry: dallas beat a bad tampa bay team to advance. this is a franchise that last played in the nfl title game 27 years ago, so there is a todd of pressure. they come in as for point underdogs. >> to come in expecting to i understand they have a job to

do too. we know the environment we are getting ready to go into. it will be a great environment, huge talents. we are counting on cowboys fans to show up. we are playing a tremendous football team. we know the way we need to play, what we need to do. larry: nba, warriors in cleveland, steph, klay, resting. jordan poole goes for 22. jonathan coming got back from the ankle -- kuminga from the ankle injury. the cavs would make a late run. ty jerome, 9-13 shooting. warriors cleveland, 3-2. number eight utah, number four

stafford, happy he doesn't have classes until monday. cardinal in control. smooth euro step. fake handoff and explodes to the basket, 25 points. stanford victorious, i'm thinking 49ers 35, cowboys 28. have a great weekend. liz: let's get a check of the bay area forecast. dry weather. lisa: we will see many sunny days into next week and eventually warm up. it has been cool, temperatures below average in the 50's. the storm track well to the north, bringing high pressure in control. breezy wind for the second half of the weekend but the lack of the wind this morning allowing for 32 degrees in castro valley, 30 in mountain view. a little bit of a north wind

makes it feel even colder. oakland down to 37, san francisco in the low 40's. a beautiful sight this morning of the golden gate bridge. sunny skies and cold nights, the dry pattern continues seven to 10 days. looking at the warming trend by the middle of next week where temperatures rebound into the low 60's. as we look at the coastal flood advisory, the king tides are back. some low-lying areas, parking lots are flooded. the highlighted areas along the bayshore. be a way of the high tide coming in at 10:15, over seven feet, and tomorrow at 11:00. the low tide at 5:15 tonight. that will be with us for some hazards, but as we look up to the cloud cover just a few high clouds.

tonight, we increase the cloud cover but it will be awfully cold. getting into a sunny sunday for the 49ers where temperatures will be in the 50's. back to a more clear sky on monday. there's a look at the light wind 3:00 sunday monday, a season will -- a system will allow for gusty wind that will ramp up in the afternoon, 20 miles an hour with 30 mile per hour gusts. this will help the overnight lows to stay up in the upper 30's and low 40's into sunday night and monday. into the second half of the weekend, some minor changes. also looking at sneaker waves and the possibility of dangerous rip currents along the coast. the beach hazards statement takes us through tomorrow afternoon from sonoma to monterey, seven to eight foot

waves that continue to build through the next 24 hours. 56 today. cool in fremont, palo alto, and oakland. yesterday, 60 in santa rosa, upper 50's today. santa clara, temperatures in the upper 50's and just a few high clouds. looking at the accuweather 7-day forecast, a beautiful sight. several days of sunny skies and a modest warm up into the middle of next week. looks like we will see a return to the rain so you don't have to worry it will never rain again, but that's what it's been doing. liz: i'm laughing because we have been asking, begging for rain and now we are like, more rain, no! next, calling on all comedy fans in san francisco. the sketch fest is back.

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liz: the warriors are tipping off the year of the rabbit with their lunar year celebration. registration is sold out. activities include a rabbit petting zoo, lantern craft stations, balloon artists, giveaways, and dance artists. a statue will be on display dog the bravery rabbit. sketch fest, san francisco's comedy festival is underway. the two week festival is celebrating its 20th anniversary with about 20 shows. they have a mix of up talent as well as big names with different styles including sketch, improv, reunions and stand-up comedy. >> something the performers love, we don't put pressure on them to bring their polished

hour. weird fun shows that are just ideas, let's talk about it and do it, a playground for them to experiment. liz: up to 50,000 people are expected to attend. it runs through february 5. big names include david arneson, david alan grier, and eugene levy. you can find ticket information at sfsk the fight against fentanyl. how bay area leaders are targeting the opioid crisis, as the u.s. attorney gives an update. storm impacts on animals. how a facility is trying to keep water available after fallen trees broke their mainline.

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