>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding better solutions. this is abc7 news. >> at the top of the hour, the rain does not stop celebration. thousands poured into the streets of san francisco to celebrate the lunar new year is more festivities kickoff today. good morning. let's start with a quick look of the weather. i am amanda del castillo. >> good morning. we will see lots of rain this morning. settling image looping over the last few hours. can see these cold pockets of air. check that out. at 5:00, you will notice some

scattered showers around the area. a lightning strike there just near concorde. also, heavier rainfall. i would show you what to expect. sometimes if we get these downpours, that precipitation rate is here. you can see the lighter green which shows a lower tatian rate. these will move very quickly. here is a live shot in walnut creek. sunrise at 7:10. it will be a cool day. temperatures in the low to mid 50's. scattered showers will taper and then we will have a clear and dry evening ahead. amanda: as we make -- as we wait for more scattered showers, this is february. the first weekend of the month. rain was coming down hard but not as extreme as we start -- as the start of january.

lunar celebrations continue as we wrap up the weekend. the chinese new year parade made a return on saturday. it has become the largest lunar new year parade outside of asia. our abc news reporter talks to a handful of people out of the thousand that came out about what it means to them. evil spirits, after, they march. >> we got to see the lion dance. all the little kids that are stressed out. reporter: your of the rabbit. >> yes, my lucky year. reporter: they want this to entertain but also educate. from the floats to the line dances. >> the dragons, the fireworks,

that is why love. reporter: culture were on display. >> reporter: even the rain was not enough to dampen the mood. thousands lined the streets of downtown san francisco along the route that ended in chinatown. >> we did not let the rain stop us from having a good time and stopping us from celebrating lunar new year in san francisco. this is one of the best thing that happens here. reporter: it is now the largest new year lunar parade outside of asia. a representative of san francisco says it is especially important this year. >> this is important for san francisco and the bay area, especially with all of the attacks and violence directed

towards our asian communities. we need to rally around and show some solidarity. reporter: it seems accomplished. amanda: many in chinatown celebrated a street fair and had more than 120 booths with shopping and booths, plenty of entertainment for people of all ages. >> i love getting to see people, be around all the fun food period amanda: the street fair will be around again today. authorities are investigating will cost an oakland restaurant to corrupt in flames on saturday night. crews tell the chronicle that no one was inside at the time of the fire. no injuries are being reported.

san francisco police are identifying a man suspected of shooting inside of a synagogue last week. security video shows him walking into the area wednesday and opening fire, shooting blanks. a news reporter spoke with congregants at the synagogue who say they feel some relief but still a lot of fear. >> i think we are all still in shock and taking it in. reporter: members of the jewish center are still processing events of last night. security video shows a man entering the center, pulling a gun and firing off rounds. >> they were paralyzed with fear. reporter: no one was hurt as it appears that he fired off blanks. police sources tell abc news that he is a 50 will -- 51-year-old from san francisco. >> no one knows who he is, no

one has ever seen him before. the fact he came here and and spoke russian is very telling. it seems he knew where he was going. reporter: they believe he walked into elbow it the day before and waved a gun at employees. this area serves mostly russian-speaking jews. >> reporting and likely to land you in jail for person who committed it. relief that a suspect has been caught. >> vulnerability like this. reporter: abc7 news. amanda: nichols grew up in san francisco before moving to memphis a couple years ago.

families and friends gathered to share memories of tyre nichols. organizers wanted the public to remember him as a son, father, and friend who love photography and skateboarding. his mother was among those in attendance. >> this never should have happened. one thing really bothering me is the fact that my son my name and i was not there. i did not hear him. i cannot protect him. he always he was on the board. he just felt free. he did not worry about anything. amanda: the speakers at the three hour visual called for more police reform. sacramento city leaders announce that a new skate park be announced in honor of him. see porter legend tony hawk supposed to donate funds for

that. we have a look at the weather. >> will experience showers this morning. here is a live shot of the bridge. wet weather and heavy rain will move in very soon. i will let you know how much rain you can expect and when you will get a break. we do have a string of dry days ahead. amanda: thank you. a wave swallows a bow on the coast of oregon. how they rescued the person stranded. the biggest jump in the country and renters who also have to be and renters who also have to be milliona second date, wish me luck buddy. mouth to mission control. we have a denture problem. over. roger that. with polident cleanser and polident adhesive refresh and secure for any close encounter. if your mouth could talk it would ask for polident and poligrip. ♪ ♪ you twist it like this. ahh...

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evacuation and shelter-in-place orders are still in effect in ohio after a freight train carrying hazardous materials caught fire. 50 train cars collided on friday, sparking multiple fires. efforts to contain the fire because of fears of a type of chloride could enter the air and how the water would be impacted. >> people use the streams and water to feed their livestock, watered the fields. there is more water in the outlying areas. if this sinks into the ground or the water tanks, could be bad. amanda: that type of chloride can irritate the eyes, nose, throat, and lungs. long-term exposure can lead to liver and kidney problems. military tanks are being sent to ukraine by canada. the canadian defense minister uploaded a video.

the first of four tanks that will be sent to ukraine in a number of weeks. some armed forces members will also be deployed for training purposes. thankful provide ukraine with tactical advantages due to their excellent mobility, firepower and mobility. stranded boat taking on water is captured on video as a capsized. you can see the giant wave forming as they were trying to get a person off the boat. the wave crashes into the boat, forcing it to roll into water. the coast guard says the were 20 feet high. in an effort voices of minority voters, democrats are restructuring the presidential calendar. on saturday, the democratic national committee approved a plan to change the order of the primary.

south carolina is pumped to first place and will strip new hampshire of its first in the nation status. some people are against the measure. democrats argue it will alienate voters. >> one seems to listen when we say that this will only hurt president biden in our purple battleground state. amanda: they state the state cannot follow the changes because of a state law which requires them to hold the primary first. a decision needs to be made by june 3. at abc7, we are inspired by people working to create change. we are committed to share their stories so we can be allies in action. we bring you the story of one woman's determination to rescued dogs and cats in taiwan and bring them to the bay area where they can find a loving home.

our news reporter discovered the organization called, angels for humans, animals and nature, right here in san francisco. ♪ >> if the dog from you, they will communicate with you. i do believe that. my name is victoria. i am from angels for humans, animals and nature. ♪ i would like to introduce to you tai. he is named after taiwan, his homeland. we are unsure of his age but we think he is about nine years old. and this little angel is also probably about nine years old. when she was around one years old, she was a straight and rural taiwan and got caught in an animal trap. she was caught found and

but lost >> her leg in the process. >>-- lost or lake in the process. -- >> i did not know. i looked at the tape and was horrified by what i saw. according to my calculations, we have probably saved around 10-20,000. they all need to b neutered and have clear health. when they come here, there will not be any problems or surprises. >> about the dogs. i don't think people need to worry about adopting another dog -- a dog from another country and getting something different from what they expect. >> i want to give credit to the

person in taiwan who is the main person. what does she do? >> she checks out the dog that is being rescued, first. she make sure they have a health record and all the paperwork arrives. she does an evaluation of the dog's temperament. when she understands the dog's temperament, she would understand what type of family would be suitable for the stocks. >> in videos you can get a good sense of the temperament of the dog. >> when they get ready t the foster or rescuers use an instrument to train them a little bit. >> they find a traveler who is a volunteer and is responsible for them.

who travel frequently for businesses between san francisco and taiwan. >> what was that moment like when you into the airport to pick them up? >> i was very nervous. i was so nervous that i asked a friend to go with me and do the driving. great anticipation. life. during covid, i do not know what i would have done when i was truly isolating. they were my pod. >> we all started to how to to love beings the other living creatures on this earth.

years, san francisco has had the biggest increase of renters who also happen to be millionaires. had the biggest jump of the leaner renters nationwide. seconds, only behind new york in the number of millionaire renters, with los angeles in third place. francis, a good day to maybe be inside those rentals with the weather outside. francis: yes. we will get breaks between the wet weather but, lots of cold showers are expected to the morning and even in the afternoon.

in. very cold temperatures today. right now they are scattered. and the yellow. we will see some heavy rainfall woodside. this will head towards east bay. we have some lighter rain right now and it moves through antioch. here is a live shock of the 680. you can see wet roads out there right now. see to it oakland, 53 in palo alto. this emeryville to the bay. in santa rosa and snap, that is what we're are seeing upper 40's. livermore at 50. roads will be slick today. on our exclusive storm impact,

it is a level one, light storm. there could be some brief downpours. we will move through quickly in the wind will come in from the west. this is what helps camp temperatures -- helps keep temperatures down a little bit. 7:00 this morning, some of those cold, heavier showers. pink and the white, that is falling and the heavier elevations. around lunchtime, we still see scattered showers but there will be breaks between the rain. round 4:00, it will move east and south. we start to dry out by 7:00 in the evening. clear skies overnight tonight. that means chilly temperatures tomorrow morning. rainfall amounts are not that impressive. less than a quarter of an inch for some. san francisco

10th of an inch. then you have another place where there is a hit and miss shower situation throughout the day. the wind will be breezy from the northwest. stronger winds in half moon bay and coast. highs today are about five degrees below average. of course, more snow in the sierra. up to 70 inches in some of the higher peaks. if you are traveling today, it will be difficult. carry your chains and be prepared to wait. check out these chilly temperatures. lakeport will be in the 30's. low 40's on the peninsula. it will be quite cold tomorrow. here is the forecast. another day of wet weather with showers and gusty conditions. even though we have a very cold start tomorrow, plenty of sunshine. it will be dry the west of --

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minority district in the u.s. >> these shootings, even the perpetrator was asian-american, i think a trigger for so many in our community vulnerability. >> what people are feeling is all very real. the importance of when somebody needs help and being able to talk about it is so important. amanda: they say i for people to limit exposure to repeated scenes of violence. it is black history month and the naacp is honoring lack excellence in dozens of categories. they held the annual image awards nominee luncheon. we caught up with some of them.

there dorothy parker award. they both raise money for charities across the country. th meetings at the height of quarantine. >> dorothy parker has done so much. i think she is amazing. >> i don't think we ever we would be standing here be recognized by the naacp. to have it with the dorothy parker ally award is amazing. amanda: the award ceremony will be held later this month. the uss -- celebrating. stories of the past and a new american app -- african-american exhibit was opened on saturday. they spoke about the port

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house shook. i ran outside that is when i saw , the neighbors and smoke. amanda: shooting down the surveillance balloon from china. why china says it is protesting the decision. good morning. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather. here is francis. morning. francis: good morning. want to show you the satellite image and show you the looping over the last few hours. all of these cold showers coming in. you will notice there is a lightning strike seven strikes already. this is heading to san francisco. it is then moving towards oakland at 637:00.

temperatures are in the upper 40's to low 50's. we can expect our showers to move through throughout the day. 9:00, may be more showers through the north bay. we see showers to the south they . -- to the southbay. it will finally clear out tonight. will let you know how much rain to expect in your neighborhood. amanda: thank you. a recovery mission is underway in the atlantic ocean after the u.s. military shot down a chinese surveillance balloon period one missile lot down -- surveillance balloon. one missile brought down the balloon. our news reporter with the latest. reporter: a dramatic scene in the air over the atlantic ocean. >> all of a sudden, the whole house shook.

it was a loud boom. i ran outside and saw the neighbors. that is when we saw smoke. reporter: they set up a security perimeter as teams work to recover what is left of the balloon. >> they are looking for the center package from the balloon. the administration said it was a spy balloon. what was being used to spy? reporter: a balloon with a load of about three buses was over american ace -- airspace of alaska, arkansas and the carolinas. the police -- the military says they were collecting information. pres. biden: i pentagon to shoot it down as soon as possible.

they decided the best time to do that was when it got down over water. they successfully took it down. reporter: on friday, antony blinken postponed his trip to china. >> the real question is china decided to provoke the u.s. deliberately just before the first high-level meeting between the two officials in years? amanda: we will be hearing from a former joint chief of staff and intelligent committee vice chair today. they will be weighing in amid the diplomatic issue. you can watch the full issue this week at 8:00 this morning with john carl here on abc7. temperatures are starting to ease not after breaking a few records. on friday, mount washington in new hampshire reached wind

chill's of below zero. a new record or the mountain known for having some of the world's worst weather. some other records were set yesterday. connecticut hit nine below. massachusetts dropped to -19 degrees. 23 people dead af wildfires in july -- they say the fire has already old -- burned an area e to what would normally burn in an entire year. the country is currently experiencing high temperatures. we are weeks away from california ending their corona state of high emergency. as our reporter finds, experts say when exactly it will be over is still up in the air. >> certainly, but worst

worrisome part is at an end. reporter: the chief of emergency met in -- emergency medicine at ucf medical center has seen between zero and four cases a day, a long way away from the height of the pandemic. >> it is a relatively no number -- a relatively low number. it feels like it is time to move on. reporter: in just a few weeks, california will be moving on, ending its coronavirus state of emergency. friday, the state says it will not require students to get the vaccine or school. >> kids will get way they get rsv or the flu which is more dangerous for them at this point. it is a reality for them but i think it will be ok for kids to go back to school. reporter:

announcing they are cutting off free covid vaccines this fall. testing and treatment will depend on insurance coverage. >> we probably will not see a huge impact in the population like we did before. reporter: an infectious disease expert at usf. >> variants, assuming people have some kind of immunity, it is very inhospitable right now. reporter: we are not too far from the pandemic becoming an endemic, meaning it does not disrupt everyday life. >> i guess that also predictability which we do not have yet. reporter: he says it will soon to be time to call it over. >> i will say we will likely see a quite time until next winter.

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amanda: here is a live look from our camera. we are expecting scattered showers but we will check in with our meteorologist. we also have a full look at the weather in a few minutes. first, take a look at the annual lantern festivals lighting up the skies across china.

the festival marks the final day of the lunar new year celebrations there. dazzling lantern shows, our performances and more. a group of residents in san francisco -- we will get to that story in a minute. they are asking for leniency after being asked to remove unpermitted so-called encroachments which most of us call benefits. neighbors hoped they would enhance the look of the street. here is our abc news reporter. reporter: this is known as a friendly street. neighbors have gone out of their way to make street here more attractive period people even used these stone benches conduct outdoor meetings. what for nearly 20 years residences have had in place is now being targeted by public

works after someone complained. >> the city has asked us to apply for an encroachment permit or remove the benches. reporter: there are plenty of encroachments on sidewalks. we always have to walk by them. >> we just want to make sure there are no hazards for people who are visually impaired or using a wheelchair or have any other issues. we want to keep the path of travel safe for all users. reporter: one thinks they have our unusually wide sidewalks. we measured from the curb to the benches in question. nearly 14 feet of available space. plenty of room for strollers and more. the notice specifies that they must apply for an encroachment permit. it would be a cost of working

hundred dollars. >> -- a cost of >> i will not pay that. >> it just seems like it is a nonissue that is creating a lot of energy and use of resources or something that was not a problem in the first place. reporter: they are now working with neighbors to help find a solution. in a statement they said td they are together to maintain the community atmosphere which means keeping the benches where they are. only the board of supervisors can waive the fees or come up with legislation that would allow this kind of encroachment as part of the neighborhood. lyanne melendez, abc7 news amanda: good morning, francis. it was wet coming in. francis: absolutely.

we will see wet roads throughout the day. here is a live shop for you. we will see cold showers throughout the day before we clear out tonight and get ready for some really chilly temperatures. we will be dropping into the 30's and i will let you know how much rain to expect. amanda: thank you. worriers warriors. our abc sports anchor has what is first, they're sour. (alarm) and then, they're sweet. ♪ sour patch kids. sour. sweet. gone. this is going to be great.

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amanda: a beautiful look at san francisco. ruby be checking in with our meteorologist for a look -- we will be checking in with our meteorologist for a look at the weather in a few minutes. reminder you can walk -- watch the pro bowl starting at noon. the first ever afc/n

football game will kick off in las vegas. in the nba, a big night of basketball at abc7. the warriors taking on the mavericks at the chase center. chris alvarez has sports. chris: good morning. the warriors are back at home for a prime time. klay to drey to later, jonathan, the big hammer. gerbil, drive.

14 at the half. draymond had 17 points with three triples. curry, 27 he had a team-high 21. two minutes left in the third. curry bangs needs with player the fourth. the warriors one 119-113 period -- >> we just have to stay ready. i am not worried. >> hopefully it is nothing too serious. that's what the mri is for. we will determine the extent of the injury. >> mental toughness. it is a focus thank. we need to do a better job focusing. chris: number 18 saint mary's is

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the amateur winner will be crowned. aaron rodgers leads by three with seven holes left. that is a look at your sports. amanda: that shot looked pretty breezy. we will check in with our meteorologist. what we expect a lot of that here? francis: we have all kinds of things going on. we have lightning, lots of cloud cover. that is where it is right now. we are still picking up some lightning strikes. this is heading in towards san francisco. expecting to reach richmond around 6:01. emeryville, 620 bank. --

the wind will be gusty this afternoon. 32 in san francisco. 53 in oakland. santa clara and san jose in the upper 40's. this time, looking at emeryville. traffic there. temperatures are cooler in parts of the north bay. santa rosa, 49. also, we see some inland numbers in the low 50's and upper 40's. livermore at 50 degrees. downtown, you could see the wind blowing a little bit. you can see the flags blowing. scattered showers throughout the day. occasional downpours. it will be gusty small chance of light wind and hail as some of move through. will we cold the rest of the week.

sunshine very cold ahead. lots of scattered showers in the bay area. heavier rain there. pink and white snow falling and some of the higher elevations. by lunchtime some cells move through the north bay. then, by taper off. showers moving to the south bay and east bay. 7:00, we are drying out. there skies overnight. rainfall amounts are not too much. less than 2/10 of an inch. it can be much less than that depending on where showers hit these parts of the bay area. went will be gusting miles an hour around the bay.

temperatures only in the mid-50's drunk the day. avoid traveling to the sierra. we still have a winter storm warning tonight. up to 17 additio snow. make sure you carry your chains you have to travel. after today, the level 1 storm is over. plenty through the work week. temperatures will be climbing above average. you -- put the umbrellas away after today. amanda: annual fan fest at oracle park. logan webb, peterson and -- this signals the start of spring training. pitchers and catchers will be in scottsdale february 15.

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