in half moon bay. we are learning disturbing details about living and working conditions at the farms where the gunman killed seven people. >> it just shows we are out here trying to make a living and some people are still struggling. reggie: the vigil planned to do day day as victims and families find comfort in community. >> is bart going broke? when the federal emergency funds run out and there's no more money and people are still working from home, that drastic service cuts will happen. >> we will examine what happens if the ridership drops down to record low levels. >> that's a problem. >> you know that superstition? >> don't put it on the floor. reggie: i have been there when

the purse is on the floor and we couldn't pick it up. it was real heavy. good morning morning on this friday, january 27. >> a lot to get to. we are going to start with a check of the forecast. >> another warm day today. things change over the weekend. we are a lot colder this morning because we lack those offshore winds right now. santa rosa down to 30 degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday, 20 degrees cooler in napa. we are back to where should be for this time of year. good morning, san ramon, santa rosa. 36 degrees. 48 in the city, 41 san carlos down to a mile, petaluma down to a quarter-mile. here's a live look for mark golden gate bridge camera right now. no fog from this vantage point. we will have some coastal cloud cover as the morning goes on. it's a partly cloudy day.

temperatures go back into the 60's, not quite as warm as we were yesterday. the cooling trend starts to begin later today. over the weekend, we will go below average with a chance of showers. kumasi: happening today, ther are multiple vigils to be held to honor shooting victims, including in half moon bay, where seven people were killed. lena howland joining us with a look at how the community is grieving. lena: here outside of the growing memorial off of main street in half moon bay is where the community will gather this evening at 5:00 in honor of the seven people killed on monday for a candlelight vigil. we saw the first of likely several vigils happened last night, this one in san francisco's portsmouth square, where dozens gathered to remember the victims killed in half moon bay and in monterey park. it got so full of people hoping

to show their support that they ran out of candles. one of the vigil's organizers with the delta chinatown initiative says the shootings, which are extremely rare in the asian community, have shaken it to its core and come at a time of heightened anxiety. >> the trauma in our community has been, i think has come to a boiling point for some of these individuals. we have been through years of anti-asian hate, senseless violence. >> from our friends and families and communities, only when we become vulnerable and start to share how we feel, how i feel internally and what kind of help i need, then other people and know how to give me the help that i needed. lena: others at the these gatherings can be a chance to discuss difficult subjects like trauma and mental health that organizers say are often taboo in the aapi community but for many, the grieving process

has only just begun. ahead of tonight's vigil at 5:00 here at the memorial in half moon bay, we are told that the archbishop will also be going out to both farms impacted by these shootings to do both a blessing and a prayer. live in half moon bay, lena howland, abc7 news. reggie: we've learned california terra gardens was the sight of another shooting in july. the san mateo district attorney says the suspect and victim in that case were both managers at the half moon bay farm. they lived in trailers and had ongoing work related tensions between them. the victim was in his home when he heard the suspect at his front door threatening to kill him and his family. the suspect fired a gun through the glass door. deputies arrested the suspect. they say he smelled like alcohol and denied shooting. that july shooting on the most recent mass shooting involved different people, different

circumstances. what they had in common was possible tension between employees at the farm. though unofficial motive in the most recent shooting has not been given, investigators say the suspect was allegedly taunted with an offensive nickname that may have fueled his anger. kumasi: deplorable is how a san mateo supervisor described the conditions some were living in at the mash room -- mushroom farm in half moon bay. california terra garden owned the mushroom farm since 2022 and says state impacted -- inspected the mobile homes. eight families lived on the property. supervisor ray moeller inspected that farm yesterday. he confirmed the county will have to read tag every unit. >> horrible. horrific. deplorable conditions. we saw basically what looked like sheds, storage containers that people were living in, no insulation, no running water.

nowhere where you would ever want to prepare food. no one is going to be going back to live there. we are probably going to declare a state of emergency. that's what i'm hoping for actually. kumasi: governor newsom said he was told about the deplorable conditions at the farms. the company that owns the farms says his comments are inaccurate and the homes are all equipped with kitchens, bathrooms and shower facilities, in addition to standard living amenities. so many people have been asking how they can support the grieving town of half moon bay and people affected. consider donating to a nonprofit that has been supporting the nonprofit community since -- in the farming community since 2006. go to our website for a link. reggie: body camera from the paul pelosi attack will be made public. when asked by reporters yesterday, nancy pelosi said she has not seen it. nancy: no. i don't even know if i will see it. i mean, it will be a very hard

thing to see an assault on my husband's life. reggie: paul pelosi's skull was fractured in october when he was hit by a hammer by an intruder who broke into the family' house in san franciscos. nancy pelosi was the target. nancy says her husband has at least three more months of recovery ahead. he has been in public recently, including some high-profile events like this one at the white house during the war years' championship -- the warriors' championship celebration. you see him talking with draymond green. kumasi: cities across the nation are bracing for protest as the country prepares for the release of what is expected to be a graphic video showing the beating and arrest of tyre nichols. five former memphis police officers have been arrested and charged with murder. overnight, four of them were released schools in memphis have

been canceled today. nichols' family says it shows officers tyre greeting -- beating minutes. his mother said she is not going to watch the video but knows that it is horrific. she is calling for peaceful protest. >> i don't want us burning up the city, tearing up the streets because that's not what tyre stood for. if you guys are here for me and tyre, then you will protest peacefully. >> the five officers arrested for beating tyre nichols during a traffic stop earlier this month are facing multiple charges, including second-degree murder. nichols died at the hospital three days after the attack. the officers have all been fired. attorneys for at least two of them say their clients intend to plead not guilty. reggie: so much disturbing video

releasing today. thank you. there are growing calls for oaklands police chief be reinstated immediately. chief lamar armstrong was put on administrative leave after a report raised questions about his handling of misconduct cases. monito oment has created this drama to extend monitoring that was supposed to and later this year. during the police commission last night, the members did not publicly address the situation, they went to closed session for over two hours. however, the public had plenty to say. >> for years, we wanted to have a black police chief and now we got him and people are going to -- people are trying to throw him under the bus. >> and i am just calling to support chief armstrong because he has made a huge difference. reggie: the commission scheduled a special session for next thursday. kumasi: there are serious concerns about the future of barks. the agency's board is sounding the alarm, saying if more money

is not secured, major service cuts could be on the horizon. gloria rodríguez live in the newsroom with what we could see in the not so distant future. riders pre-pandemic.d 4,0 d that's a problem considering about 70% of bart's operatingb's getting real about its financial future. bart has received one point $6 billion in federal aid to sustain service but the funding is supposed to run out by 2025. if that happens, the transit agency predict potential consequences like fewer trains, stations opening later and closing earlier, station closures and line shutdowns. also, no weekend service, mass layoffs, even know bart service federal. abc7 asking if that's a real --

bart service at all. abc7 asking if that's a real possibility or just a scare tactic. >> it is a very real possibility when the federal funds run out and there is no money and people are still working from home, that drastic service cuts weapon. >> bart plans to ask the feds, even the state for more funding, even though the governor has proposed slashing the budget for mass transit. the transportation measure -- they may even take it to voters as a transportation measure. scott weiner says he is optimistic they will make progress on the transit budget. >> we have a bit of fog over the city this morning. here's a live look for our exploratorium camera. the embarcadero up and 49ers colors for this weekend's game. the fog will linger for much of the day. we are still above average but not as warm as you were yesterday. a bit of fog along the coast and in the north bay.

petaluma down to a quarter mile visibility, san carlos down to a mile. most of us are doing ok. high-pressure that's been in control for much of the week supplying that sunshine is now smoothing off to the north. we are watching a weak report of energy beginning to move into the lower 48, some showers in the pacific northwest. this cold front is going to swing through on sunday. not a lot of moisture associated with it and a light sprinkle at best is what we are looking at. temperatures in the 40's by 9:00 a.m. around lunchtime, you will notice high clouds moving in. it's a partly cloudy day with temperatures in the upper 50's to lower 60's. we are dry today, no threat of a shower. we will find that chance of a shower over the weekend. the weekend, we see cooler weather. on sunday, there is chance of some wet weather. we are going to show you that cold front moving through coming up, plus check in with jobina and see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we do have an issue and

commuter alert for bart due to some unscheduled track maintenance. there will be alternate routing in downtown oakland. expected delays on the blue line. there will be no greenline service today, so make sure to check the schedule and plan accordingly. a live look in emeryville as we show you 80 here. we do have some fog for your commute. san mateo bridge, a live picture. things are moving at the limit there. major improvement for the drivetime coming out of tracy compared to yesterday and the day before. 39 minutes tracy to dublin. reggie: it's been a week since rainstorms flooded bay area communities but cities like oakland still dealing with the damage from those new year's storms. where hundreds of residents are still not allowed to return home and what's being done about it. kumasi: roadwork outside of the oakland zoo after floodwaters opened up a massive sinkhole.

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reggie: hundreds of people forced from their apartment building in oakland due to flooding on new year's day are still not allowed to go home. many remain in hotels or with friends and family. during yesterday's bart board of directors meeting, many residents called in pleading for help from the agency. the apartment building, the coliseum connections complex, sits on bart property. many asked when they will be able to return home. kumasi: next week, we are expected to learn when the oakland zoo is expected to reopen. it was closed on new year's day when a sinkhole opened up on the main road to the zoo. reggie: sonoma county is expected to reopen the job or dodo trail after it was closed to clear in encampment and remove health hazards. it is it -- it connects downtown center is and sebastopol. this is video from the summer.

m partners at the press democrat say multiple nonprofits and agencies helped move nearly 30 homeless people to shelter on tuesday. governor newsom's care program is being challenged in the state supreme court. multiple groups filed a lawsuit arguing that people with disabilities should make their own decisions about treatment. care core allows family health care workers with law enforcement to refer a person with severe mental illness for treatment. the county would then decide whether or not they will undergo mandatory care. the program, which was created to combat homelessness, begins in october. kumasi: we are getting our first look at that pricey toilet that will be installed in san francisco the summer. two companies, including one called public restroom company, are donating this modular restroom. the project was supposed to cost $1.7 million but the donation is bragging that cost down significantly.

the recreation and park department still has to dish out $300,000 for other costs like landscaping design, permits and environmental reviews, with the leftover money from the state grant, san francisco's planning to add other bathrooms, including one at reseda park and bernal heights. >> it's really nice to have a bathroom here where a bunch of senior citizens hang out here on thursdays and have a little chat group. >> you got to go, right? >> we got to go. kumasi: public restroom company is not allowed to sell the bathroom because the company is locate di nevadan. san francisco, even though they cannot do business with this company, they can receive this as a gift. reggie: all this for a toilet. drew: our people in know we valley like, we really need -- noe valley like, we really need a toilet outside?

reggie: a pond should have a toilet, i agree with that. i don't know that this is the spot that needed the toilet the most. drew: was there a cry in know we valley -- in noe this is really sad. this is coming up on like $2 million now? kumasi: they are figuring it out. >> are they? reggie: love the valley. real cute. kumasi: we have to go. we are going to turn around and see that toilet, you're going to be grateful. reggie: there's tons of businesses that don't have toilets. drew: very lovely. reggie: and to do your business. kumasi: hey, drew. drew: can that be the slogan, nice place to do business and do your business. reggie: always solving problems here. drew: let's emailed them and say

we have a slogan for you. reggie: is that the top of the salesforce tower? drew: can you believe it. we have fog back. cooler weather is on the way today. you can see that fog from sutro tower is back. temperatures will be trending down through the weekend. on sunday, a slight chance of a shower. do not cancel any outdoor plans. it's not a lot of rain but from time to time, may have a drop or two. 30's and 40's right now, back to where we should be. for this time of year we will have clouds moving through as the day goes on. a dry cold front will cross us today, meaning it will not bring any rain, but it will bring cooler weather later on. tonight, partly cloudy skies, temperatures again in the 30's and 40's. saturday, we are calling it back to reality, afternoon highs close to where we should be for this time of year. sunday, yoing tatll amost of usw 50's. some of us could be stuck in the 40's.

you are not going to notice and organize line of showers moving through on sunday. this area of low pressure will try and bring us a shower throughout the day. here's 4:00 p.m., a light shower possibly in the north bay and east bay. this is out of here by sunday night. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. one more day above average temperatures. slight chance of a shower sunday. it's going to get cold in the mornings on monday and tuesday,. may have some freeze warnings issued. kumasi: the seven things to know this morning. reggie: securing a financially stable future as inflation continues to [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active.

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the san francisco's chinatown to remember people impacted by recent gun violence. kumasi: body camera video of the attack in october on congresswoman nancy pelosi's husband will be made public later today. pelosi says her husband was at least three months -- has at least three months of recovery ahead of him. reggie: number four, it could be the end for bed, bath & beyond. the company says it could no longer pates debts and has defaulted on a loan from j.p. morgan chase. company leaders are considering filing for chapter 11. drew: number five, we have a cooler weekend coming. that comes with additional cloud cover and on sunday, the chance of a light shower throughout the day. jobina: we have some disruptions for bart this morning. i want you to pay attention if you rely on the blue line or the greenline. . there will be no greenline service today. expect delays on the blue line dublin two -- kumasi:

adam schiff is running for u.s. senate in 2024. he will be seeking dianne feinstein's seat. feinstein has yet to announce if she will seek reelection. san francisco-based reddit is letting employees go. data science, software engineering, community management and other departments have been impacted by layoffs. it's not clear how money people were affected by the announcement. reddit has offices in san francisco, chicago, new york and los angeles. reggie: a new law passed last month is supposed to make it easier to help people build retirement accounts. it raises the age when retirement account holders have to start taking money out of their accounts. the age for mandatory distributions rose from 72 years old to 73 years old, giving people's money more time to grow. another change starts next year. employers will be allowed to contribute to retirement accounts of employees who are making student loan payments, even if those employees cannot contribute any money themselves.

kumasi: the inflation reduction act has increased the tax credit ements to yo h t$4 yearg to led light bulbs are using a smart thermostat. solar panels will get you 30% back in tax credits. more tax credits and rebates are expected to roll out later this year. reggie: coming up, the 49ers are going on the road this weekend. bars and restaurants here are gearing up for big crowds. kumasi: it is an exciting day in disneyland today. we have a sneak peek at the grand opening of mickey and minnie's runaway railway as disney celebrates its 100th birthday this year. reggie: first, this live look outside at southwest -- as southwest gets ready to take off, perhaps to southern california.

♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ reggie: now at police beating and killing that has captured the nation's attention. public outcry after the death of tyre nichols. his family now speaking publicly after a brutal traffic stop with police. >> when that tape comes out tomorrow, it's going to be horrific. >> my lord. reggie: law enforcement across the country, including in the bay area, are expecting protesters to take to the

streets as police get ready to release that bodycam footage later today. kumasi: the mass shootings in half moon bay shedding light on conditions in which many farmworkers live and work. >> we saw basically what looked like sheds, storage containers that people were living in, no insulation, no running water. kumasi: the housing and mental health concerns now being examined in that community. good morning, everyone. it is friday, january 27. reggie: we are going to start with a check on the weather. drew: we are done with the offshore winds from yesterday, creating a much colder start to our day-to-day. santa rosa 30 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. 10 degrees colder in san francisco, 13 degrees colder in oakland. we are starting out closer to where we should be for this time of the year, 30's and 40's. you will need your layers this morning as you step outside. temperatures will go above average. a bit of fog this morning, mainly in the north bay. down to a quarter of a mile

from santa rosa to petaluma. a little fog on the coast but elsewhere, we are doing just fine. partly cloudy skies this morning on the airport camera. here's how the deschutes up. temperatures will be in the upper 50's, lower 60's. not nearly as warm as we were yesterday and over the weekend, much cooler weather will move in and so will a chance of some showers. >> what was your reaction when you first saw the video? >> in my 36 years, would have to say i don't think i've ever been more horrified and disgusted, you know, and to some degree, confused. reggie: that was memphis police chief cj davis speaking in an interview this morning about police video showing the beating of tyre nichols. he was beaten and later died at

the hospital after a traffic stop earlier this month. the chief says the stop itself is questionable. chief davis said she was not able to verify any reckless driving while combing through surveillance video on the day he was arrested. video of the beating himself -- itself is set to be released later today. cities across the nation are bracing for protests, including in the bay area. a justice for tyre nichols protest is already planned for 5:00 p.m. in san francisco. murder charges have been filed against the former officers. jobina: all five former officers have been charged with second-degree murder in the state of tennessee. second-degree murder is defined as a knowing kyl. it is also -- knowing kill. it's also considered a class a felony. four of those officers have been released from jail. the other charges they all face are aggravated assault, two charges of aggravated kidnapping, two charges of official misconduct and one

charge of official oppression. the attorney for tyre nichols' family watched in the body camera footage and describes what he saw. >> it was an mma fight, except there was only one side that was mma. you know, tyre was helpless, he was defenseless, he was restrained, and that's why you are seeing the types of charges that you are seeing here. jobina: another attorney for the family, ben crump, said the video will remind the country of the rodney king case in 1991. that case lead to unrest and rights in the streets of los angeles for days. a vigil held for tyre nichols last night. his mother and the rest of the family urged people to protest peacefully today. kumasi: thanks. the community of half moon bay will hold a public vigil on main street across from city hall. prior to the gathering, san francisco archbishop salvatore corleone he will be visiting the two shooting sets for a prayer and a blessing.

dozens gathered last night in chinatown to mourn those killed in half moon bay, as well as in monterey park. one organizer says the shootings, which are extremely rare in the asian community, have shaken it to its core and come at a time of heightened anxiety. >> the trauma in our community has been, i think has come to a boiling point for some of these individuals. ears of anti-asian eight, senseless violence. kumasi: these events are giving people a chance to grieve and bring vulnerability to the topic of mental health in the aapi community. the event starts at 5:00 p.m. this evening. reggie: five of the farmworkers killed in the half moon bay shooting more chinese. several asian-pacific islander community groups are raising money online to help the families of the victims. chinese for affirmative action and several other community groups set up a gofundme page to try and help. >> these are individuals who are

traumatized, are in shock, they have been displaced from their homes. reggie: we still do not know much about the chinese farmworkers, including how long they have been at that farm, or where their families live. we are learning more details about the living conditions farmers were under at the california terra farm in half moon bay. lena san mateo county supervisor ray mueller says the living conditions at one of the farms where the shooting happened were in his words both deplorable and heartbreaking, adding that he wants to raise the quality of life for farmworkers now. sky 7 video shows the living conditions at the mushroom farm off-highway 92 looked grim with multiple trailers and mobile homes in a makeshift community. close, the supervisor said it is much worse. he inspected the farm yesterday

morning and confirmed the county will have to red tag every unit, saying no one will be going back to live there. what did you find? >> horrible, horrific, deplorable conditions. we saw basically what looked like sheds, storage containers that people were living in, no insulation, no running water. nowhere where you would ever want to prepare food. >> they had porter parties for restaurants, they lived in, you know, trailers that were similar to camper styles. it was muddy, rodents, cook outside. lena: governor newsom's is investigating but the company that owns the farm says that the governor's comments are inaccurate and that the homes are all equipped with kitchens, bathrooms and shower facilities, in addition to standard living amenities. that's why the nonprofit collecting donations for the shooting victims are now

shifting gears to collect money for rent support for these farmworkers. if you would like to help, head on over to our website, abc7news.com/takeaction click on the half moon bay resources page. live in half moon bay, lena howland, abc7 news. kumasi: california senator alex padilla and democratic state leaders are renewing their call for the federal trade investigation to investigate a gun company called we want tactical. they claim the company markets its many assault rifles to kids. >> they are propagating a culture of chaos. and fear. where americans' lives are worth less than the profits they can make from a jr-15. kumasi: this is we want tactical's website. it shows a small child looking through a site flanked by an

adult. it labels the gun as a small piece of american freedom. lawmakers filed a similar claim with the ftc last year but they say they did not hear back. reggie: los angeles congressman adam schiff has made it official, he is running for u.s. senate in 2034. he will be seeking the seat dianne feinstein has held since 1993. the 62-year-old says he spoke with feinstein yesterday, letting her know his plans. adam: she was perfectly comfortable with my making the announcement and i want to show her the respect that she has earned. she's been a great colleague. reggie: feinstein, who is 89, has yet to announce whether she plans to run again, telling us earlier this week she will make a decision in a couple of months. adam schiff joins orange county congress member katie porter, who announced her intention to run two weeks ago and oakland's congresswoman barbara lee appears poised to run as well. disney celebrating its 100th birthday this year. kumasi: disneyland is

commemorating the big milestone with a new right, mickey and minnie's >> this fits into mickey's story, it's really cute, it's dainty. they get to go on their perfect picnic together but chaos ensues. kumasi: tonight is the debut of disneyland's new fsn's californa adventure's new version of world of color. we will have a live report during our 6:00 a.m. our. athletic inspired art. see what it took to make this tribute to the best 49ers teams of all time. reggie: the national archives cracking down after the latest news of classified documents being discovered. now former u.s. presidents and vice presidents are being asked to check their personal records. first, here's drew. drew: good morning, reggie. let's go outside. a live look at the embarcadero, kgo.

the flags blowing ever so gently. winds are much calmer compared to this time yesterday. that's creating a colder morning over the 24 hour temperature change. winds, you can see most areas, they are calm. some areas are 30 degrees colder right now than we were this time yesterday. here's live doppler 7, along with satellite. high-pressure has been in control supplying us with sunshine, mild temperatures. that is now pushing off to the north. what will move in is an area of low pressure, cold front. this trough is beginning to enter the lower 48. it is headed in our direction and it will move in on sunday with a light shower chance. here's future whether. into the 40's low 50's today. by 10:00 a.m. into the afternoon, partly cloudy skies. a cold front will move through this afternoon. it will move through dry, meaning no-shows associated with it but it will bring cooler weather for the weekend. upper 50's to lower 60's today, a little bit cooler than we were yesterday under those partly cloudy skies.

a little cool down continues tomorrow and even to sunday. we are below average with that chance of some rain moving through. we will go hour-by-hour in future whether, show you that front and about eight minutes. let's check in with jobina. jobina: we have breaking news with bart. if you travel from the east bay into san francisco, there is currently no trans based service. that means you cannot go through the trans bay two which means there's no way to get from the east bay into san francisco. this is due to emergency track repair work. ac transit is providing bus service to san francisco on bus nl from 19th street and broadway. that is basically right around the 19th street station in uptown oakland. we have some unscheduled track maintenance through the downtown oakland area which is impacting the blue line, so expect delays on the blue line this morning. there is no greenline service. we got a new alert from bart

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castro lgbtq cultural district says, "these are the same plans that they tried to sell us on a year ago." a hearing is set to talk about the proposed renovations next week. kumasi: the nba has named its western conference all-star game starters and steph curry will make his ninth all-star game start, the most in warriors history. he will be joined by the lebron james, zion williamson, luka doncic and nikola jokic. lebron james is expected to be team captain for the western conference. the game takes place in salt lake city on february 19. reggie: a very area artist has turned 49ers history and success into his latest masterpiece. nicholas montgomery, known as sharpie boy, created what he calls word art. it highlights the legendary teams of red and golds past. he makes the art completely by hand with each name etched on the canvas over the span of a month and a half. >> it's the five super bowl

teams, every owner, every coach and i couldn't forget about the hall of famers, so i want to make sure they get some attention as well. reggie: some of his other pieces include a dedication to the late kobe bryant featuring every teammate and the words from vanessa bryant's tribute at his funeral. he sells the artwork on his etsy page. 49ers super fans getting pumped for the game and the possibility of a super bowl. kumasi: gloria rodriguez spoke with two men in san francisco who you have to meet. gloria: we know there are so many 49er fans in the bay area. these to take their love to a whole new level. check it out. >> niner gang! gloria: they made this show their love for the 49ers. one is an artist and made

papier-mâché heads of two of the biggest niner players in history, jerry rice and joe montana. you can see the san francisco residents who sometimes paraded around town with them. they are ready for this weekend's game as the san francisco 49ers take on the philadelphia eagles in the nfc conference championships. >> just like henry, i will watch every single game, no matter where i am, even if i'm not in town, i will find somewhere to watch the game. gloria: both claim to be the biggest 49er fan. you can see they like to dance and just really enjoy the game. both also predicting the 49ers will make it to the super bowl, and of course, they are saying they are going to win. who knows, jobina. [laughter] jobina: i hope you can hear me. >> can you hear? kumasi: she says she hopes they win, she's pulling for them. that is cool. reggie: never seen that before.

kumasi: i am ready to just see them out and about in the city. reggie: sure. papier-mâché? i could never. i did that in like third grade and it was a mess. the dinosaur, could have been an alien, could have been a monster. kumasi: it feels like monsters have taken over bart this morning. reggie: what is going on? jobina: problems on problems unfortunately. emergency track work in downtown oakland causing systemwide delays. the big headline is that there is no trans based service -- trans bay service. you cannot get from the east bay into san francisco or from san francisco into the east bay. ac transit is providing bus service to san francisco on bus nl from 19th street and broadway in uptown oakland by the train stop. also, because of this, expect delays on the blue line, dublin to daly city. there is no greenline or red line service right now. even if you are staying in the

east bay and traveling up to richmond, that's a problem. we will just wrap up here because everything else on our roadways is looking good. might be a nice day to drive. reggie? reggie: i cannot remember the last time this happened. it's a major problem. we will be on that for the rest of the morning. why you may have been ripped off if you booked a hotel on the las vegas strip. kumasi: how the fda is looking to update rules that bar again bisexual men -- that

welcome back. the national archives is taking action to protect classified records after documents were found at the homes of president biden, of former presidents and vice

presidents getting back to ronald reagan. this comes after mike pence revealed he recently found classified documents at his home. former president trump brought hundreds of classified documents to mar-a-lago and resistant hundred them over. the fbi search president biden's home after documents were found in his garage. a spokesperson for george w. bush says they remain confident that no such materials are in their position. barack obama's office suggests pacified records were submitted to the national archives upon leaving office. bill clinton's office is saying classified materials were properly turned over. former president carter did not receive a letter. as for the biden and trump document cases, the two special counsel investigations continue. reggie: a change coming to restrictions on gam bisexual men donating blood. the fda is proposing a new rules that would allow men in same-sex monogamous relationships to begin donating, even if they

have not abstained from sex. the change could be announced by the end of the year after a public comment period. the fda eased restrictions in 2020, allowing men to have sex with other men to donate, as long as they had not had sex with another man and three months. kumasi: the fda's advisory panel for supporting a plan to simplify covid booster shots. reggie: boosters would become an annual vaccination like the flu shot. it would also simplify the vaccination process by allowing one vaccine recipe for all doses. right now, unvaccinated people who received their first shot get a vaccine targeted at the original covid virus, and booster shots are formulated to combat variance. the fda commissioner would have to sign off before it would go into effect. kumasi: a new study showing that long covid is having an impact on college campuses. 1400 cases of covid among fully vaccinated students and faculty were analyzed.

some categories of people who were at higher risk to long covid. the study's lead author says colleges should continue prevention and litigation strategies to prevent the spread, even as things have changed. reggie: sonoma county will be shutting down mobile testing sites in february because not many are using them. the county says the move to deactivate testing as a part of a statewide demobilization effort of phasing out underutilized state-run testing sites. 44 of the county sites were shattered last week, with 48 more to go in the upcoming month. the population of san francisco has fallen to the lowest level in over a decade. following a long pandemic arab movement in search of affordable housing. the state released estimates showing that for the second year post-covid, the city and the whole bay area has dropped in population. even california's population is at a low. a drop of 0.5% from 2021 to 2022, a smaller decline than the

3.7% we saw the year prior. powerful winds caused some big trouble in san bernardino county. several big rigs were overturned yesterday afternoon as the winds peaked as high as 75 miles per hour. trees and powerlines also came down in several areas. drew: weighty across much of california yesterday. the winds have really backed off today. that's creating a much cooler morning with areas of fog. temperatures are trending lower through the weekend. on sunday, we do have a slight chance of some showers. today not as warm as we were yesterday but still able to above average, and the upper 50's to lower 60's. it's a partly cloudy day as some serious clouds will move through in the afternoon. we will fast-forward into sunday. future weather showing you unsettled weather. it's not a washout of a day. if you have outdoor plans, i would not cancel them on sunday. there will be a peppering of showers here or there throughout the day as an area of low pressure moves through. it's out of here by sunday

night. look at rainfall totals on sunday. they are very low, less than a 10th of an inch where this rain falls. the bigger impact with this storm is going to dragon so much colder air to start out next week. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. cooling trend begins today, continues over the weekend, a slight chance of a shower on sunday. it's also chilly. monday and tuesday, we are going to have some cold, if not freezing cold mornings. i think tuesday is the coldest morning, would not be surprised if freeze warnings come out. otherwise, temperatures below average through march of next week. even after sunday's rain, looks like much of next week is pretty dry. kumasi: a warning for americans who might be going to a popular tourist spot south of the border. reggie: the centuries old find in egypt. some of the relics on earth are some of the oldest ever discovered. kumasi: the vigil happening tonight to honor those who lost their lives in the half-moon bay shooting. reggie: here's a live look

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: comfort in the community. the vigil plan today to remember the victims of the deadly half moon bay shooting. reggie: the former house speaker telling us she is not interested in watching video attack. kumasi: the dramatic m driver loses control and crashes a bus into a lake. the race to get everyone out on time. reggie: welcome to friday, genera 27th. -- january 27. jobina: there is no downtown oakland because of track work, so there is no trans base service