requested from the city. >> the councilmember says all of the computers and phones remain shut down. he says city employees might not be getting paid this week. >> timesheets are due today. are supposed to sign the timesheets like i normally do. that is going to be required at this time. >> he says there is a chance employees get paid eventually but he is not sure it will happen by the end of this week. oakland officials say emergency services like 911 are still working. at an event in city hall the mayor left early and refused to take questions about the issue. >> have this backup that represents current information. >> a cybersecurity professor says oakland is faced with a dilemma. paying the ransom usually into the form of cryptocurrency or backing up their system. he says backing up a full system can take a while and be expensive.

>> now it is a business decision. you have a backup system and now we are going to take the backup or are we going to pay them whatever they want? you exposed them to other possibilities. >> it is unclear how ransomware and fidgeted the system. he says the best thing a city, company or anybody can do is make the investment into proper training. >> it is an investment. it is not an expense. it is like your hr department. they protect you from the legal consequences. the same thing goes for the network security or cyber security. > he says proper i.t. training would limit the chances of this happening again. >> ransomware attack's have been on the rise over the past few years. last year attacks were up 30 hate percent compared to the previous year. some 61 percent of organizations are affected annually. last month there were 33 publicly disclosed major

ransomware attack's but that is just a fraction. according to cybersecurity website black fog 478% of attacks actually go unreported. >> a message from former police chief armstrong should he is thinking the community and his supporters while hinting is not done fighting. a new statement reads i've been getting a lot of questions about my next steps. i continue to believe my termination was the result of a fundamentally flawed process that resulted in unfair and conclusions about me. and continuing to evaluate my legal options to preserve my rights and hard-earned reputation. abc 7 was at a rally this afternoon outside city hall in respect -- in support of the fire chief. it drew residents expressing their displeasure with the mayor's decision. >> if the mayor is saying she wants to build trust, the people want chief armstrong.

the trust has been broken. >> some of the people at today's rally are suggesting recalling the mayor. another rally planned for next monday in support of armstrong. >> san jose police for the public's help to find a missing two-year-old child. >> surveillance images show the baby's mother taking her from home the mother does not have custody. dustin dorsey with the latest on the search. >> a search continues across the bay area for the two-year-old baby taken yesterday in san jose. the police are pleading for the community's help in returning the child where she belongs. >> we have officers and route to the city of san francisco to coordinate and work with the san francisco police department officers. our number one goal is to get this child home. >> the suspect is the mother who recently lost custody of the child should these images show them even the apartment on

south san jose yesterday afternoon should she could be seen wearing a white jacket with pink sleeves and blue pants. mendez was wearing a black hooded jacketed surveillance footage capture the last known location. >> the suspect in this case is a heavy drug user. she has ties to the city of san francisco. her last known san francisco. believe she was living on turk street. >> we spoke with the family of the two-year-old twin more about what could have led to the abduction. she left the child with her husband in 2022. the ex-husband was granted temporary guardianship should before taking off with the child yesterday. he told us yesterday he believes crystal took her to the our

logical family. albert says he has been told the baby is fine but police continue the search. >> someone is going to see her with the baby on the streets. more than likely she is roaming either city streets in san francisco, oakland or maybe in our city. we are asking for the public's help. if you see this pair call 911 immediately. >> the suspect and the deadliest mass shooting case in entered his plea through a translator during a hearing in redwood city courtroom. the 66-year-old is accused of killing seven more workers -- seven farmworkers and it would've 30's have labeled a case of workplace grudge he could receive the death penalty. a funeral service is being held in mexico for marciano martinez, one of the victims of the mass shooting. family members raised more than

$38,000 to help get his body back to mexico. he worked at concord farms and had been living in the half moon bay area for 25 years. he was 50 years old. >> members of the longshoreman's union marched for social justice today among the protesters. the brother of tyre nichols. >> he died after being beaten by police officers in memphis. leanne melendez has more on today's rally. >> the port of oakland was closed for its regular monthly business meeting. workers from the international longshore and warehouse union took this opportunity to rally and show their support for tyre nichols family. his brother michael joined them marching from san francisco's fisherman's wharf to the ferry building. >> this has to stop. we are tired of this. we need justice. a no explanation for it. >> he was beaten by five memphis police officers paid all have been charged with murder.

protesters demanded the release of a man incarcerated since 1982 when he was convicted of shooting and killing a philadelphia police officer. there may be new evidence that was never reviewed during his trial. his grandson was also at today's march. > he went in jail when he was around 27, 28. he is 68 years old ordering 70. message today is we need him free. >> while michael nichols has become an advocate for social change he says his brother never was. >> my brother was never -- he would not even go to parties. he would rather go skateboarding. he would not even be at this right now. but i bet you he would appreciate it straight out. glover said advancing social justice has got to be a collective effort. >> we have to talk about this. we have to continue to show up. >>

video. over the weekend thieves broke into the oakland school for the arts for the second time in as many weeks. they were seeing carrying out numerous instruments pay the school estimated the cost of the thefts and damage around $25,000. not only does it hurt the school financially. the school is scrambling to find rental instruments for a show tonight. >> we are already a school that depends on fundraising dollars to make ends meet. a public school providing special arts education. tomorrow it is devastating. for students their instruments are an extension of their body pair to have their instruments stolen a couple days before a show, we have a show tonight, is devastating. >> possible good news. financial help might be on the way. the bill graham memorial foundation is putting $10,000 as long as the school can find a match. as for the burglaries no arrests made as of yet. >> in southern california an attempt catalytic converter

heist turns deadly for the would-be thief. >> leo stallworth from our sister station in los angeles with the details. >> an attempted catalytic converter death turns fatal when detectives say a man crawled underneath a woman's truck and she was inside. when the suspect began selling the convert the sleeping woman woke up panicking hearing the noise. she hit the gas fatally running the suspect over. this unfold outside of the busy target shopping center in palmdale. this kind of brazen bold crime scaring people. >> it is really bad out here. >> she says the victim must have been terrified witnessing the theft while in her truck. she agrees with how the woman dealt with the crime. what they are capable of. if they are stealing that already you don't know if they have any weapons on them. i would have absolutely stayed in my car. >> authorities saying three other suspects nearby were arrested. the national insurance crime bureau reporting

hundred catalytic converters were stolen nationally in 2020. that jumped to 50,000 in 21. state farm says its number of claims for stolen catalytic converters hit 43,219 nationally for july 2021 to june 2022 representing a 109 percent increase compared with the previous 12 months. >> according to a look -- to california's bureau of automotive reporter 37% of all catalytic converter claims in the year 2021 were in 20 -- were in california. city needs to do a better job in its effort to stop pedestrian deaths. today he outlined the steps he 's as needs to be taken to reduce fatalities. this includes better traffic enforcement, better education about safer driving habits and the use of improved technology.

>> we have the ability with cameras and video technology to understand dangerous intersections and change the built environment to slow down and calm traffic and make sure we are investing in safe pedestrian crossings and cyclist corridors. >> there have been three pedestrian fatalities in san jose this year. there are a total of 33 last year. >> coming up, tesla pulling the plug. a major recall on the way. the end of the emergency. another city calling the end to the covid pandemic and filling the need with love and lasagna. >> i'm sandhya patel. clouds stemming the sun today. writer milder weather is ahead for the holiday weekend.

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>> new details on the pandemic. san francisco is going to end its public health emergency and other covert related orders at the end of the month or this coincides with the state of california's emergency ending february 20. perhaps the biggest impact at a san francisco will be the end of covid sick leave. the city's emergency order allowed for workers to get up to 80 hours of leave. >> time now for consumer news. >> michael finney is here with the headlines. self-driving technology once again in the spotlight. >> a major announcement from

tesla. the car company is recalling 360,000 cars for the company's full self-driving feature. safety regulators say the feature could cause the vehicle to help her in an unsafe manner and cause crashes. national highway traffic safety administration is investigating. driver assistance software. tesla issued the recall. documents from nixa note tesla is not agreeing with the analysis of the issue. we will have more at 6:00. look out for counterfeit postage stamps. the post office has issued a public notice citing a surge in the use of counterfeit postage in the mail stream over the past few years. any mail with counterfeit postage will be marked as abandoned and may be opened and disposed of the postal service's

discretion. credit card debt has reached a record high. credit card balances rose 61% $61 billion in the fourth quarter of last year. the previous high before the pandemic was 927 billion. analysts say high prices and clammy interest rates may be testing some borrowers ability to rebate -- to repay their debts. i think we are looking at a crisis here. every month when we get these figures we are seeing new highs. it is scary. >> gasoline, groceries. >> everything is going up. >> youtube ceo susan bacsinszky is stepping down she says she is stepping down to focus on her family, health and personal projects. chief product officer neil mo and will become the new ceo. she will remain an advisor to google and alphabet. >> spirit airlines is coming to

san jose. executives announced surface is coming to san jose beginning june 7. the airline will offer nonstop flights to san diego, las vegas and dallas. san jose's mayor says this will give more travelers more options. >> everyone no matter their income level should have the opportunity to visit family far and wide, explore new cultures and widen perspectives. >> san jose is the seventh airport where spirit is operating in california. under the bay area spirit serves oakland international airport. spirit is scheduled to complete its merger with jetblue next year. >> a coastal hazard warning is in effect for bay area beaches until tomorrow morning. there is a high chance of sneaker waves and strong currents. beachgoers should keep their children close and pets on leashes. >> think we have some rain in the forecast. >> here is sandhya patel. >> just a reminder we are not done with winter yet.

it is not coming for your holiday we competed let's talk about the beach hazard statement. we'll talk about the changes ahead for your weekend. a northwest swell kicking up our risk of rip currents and sneaker waves until an :00 a.m. tomorrow. west northwest facing beaches have the highest risk. five to seven footers right now. here is what is bringing the risk. it is a system off the coast. you probably noticed it outside. it is not quite as bright as it was yesterday. cloutier skies for sure but no rain is expected out of the system. from our sfo camera the sun is being filtered by the clouds. low to mid 50's from oakland to san francisco. some areas a little bit milder. san jose, 68 degrees. the view from our walnut creek camera is definitely a cloudier one. it 50's napa, santa rosa.

57 degrees in concord. one other life picture, a few rays of sun over san francisco. cloudy skies and not as cold overnight. sunny and for the holiday again. chilly days and a wet pattern setting up for next week. we see these high-level clouds going into tomorrow morning. notice the moisture with assistance of the coast is staying off the coast. it is not going to get close to us. tomorrow by 5:00 clouds will fade and the sun will pop up. it will be a nice-looking weather to end the work week. tomorrow morning mostly at the mid 30's to mid 40's under mostly cloudy skies. 30's around ukiah and lakeport. tomorrow afternoon bumping up temperatures in the mid-60's for the one response. upper 50's post side and now we are going to past -- to fast-forward forward to the change coming to tuesday night until wednesday. the potential for somewhere

weather. this er is looking at snow. snow levels coming down in the mountains and locally we cannot without the possibility of higher elevation snow especially toward tuesday. this patent keeps going friday into early saturday. finally by sunday exchange so we will definitely look forward to much needed rain here and snow for the sierra. it is a milder one for tomorrow. ribbing at warming up saturday into sunday. upper 60's inland. low 60's post side. president's day will be nice for outdoor prints. tuesday is when we start to notice the transition to a wetter -- going from dry to cooler, windier and wetter with a level one and looking beyond that time. notice the temperatures. they are diving. upper 40's to low 50's. i know one person will be

complaining over there. >> larry aside, are we talking low snow levels? >> we have the potential for low snow levels thursday. local hills could get some wintry weather. >> could we just enjoy the weekend? 66. >> enjoy the sun while ls. >> it is that time of year again. this is the spectacular fire fall at somebody national park video shot by ralph mclachlan. it occurs when the sense that it's the back of horse tail waterfall creating a fire like pollution. >> prettier with a little snow there. president biden objects down over the u.s. and canada to he is not apologizing to anyone. not at home. not abroad. >> it is tasty thursday.

a unique combination this afternoon. sourdough beer and donuts. all combined.

>> now to washington were president biden addressed the high-altitude objects down by u.s. fighter jets. remarks coming as lawmakers provide for him -- lawmakers called for him to provide more detail. >> what did you learn about the

balloon? >> leaving his annual medical exam president biden asked about the three unidentified objects shot down by terry fighter jets last weekend. along with the chinese surveillance balloon downed almost two weeks ago in south carolina. >> we don't have any evidence that has been a sudden increase in the number of objects in the sky. we are now seeing more partially because the steps we have taken to increase our radar the president's remarks and the strict enforcement over u.s. airspace follow several appeals from democrats and republicans for him to address the nation after closed-door congressional briefings on those objects last week. that cockpit audio the air force of f-16 butter pilots tracking down the latest object before shooting it down with a missile over lake huron,

michigan sunday. another in yukon territory a day before and one more off the alaska coast a day before that. those three objects were but nothing suggests they were related to china spy balloon program or they were surveillance vehicles from any other country. >> those incidents coming after the u.s. shot down the chinese spy balloon in waters off south carolina february 4. >> i make no apologies for taking down that balloon. >> in recent days search crews have recovered critical fragments of the payload which includes technical equipment and antennas. extreme conditions are hindering efforts to recover debris from the other three objects. >> the francisco's on housed pop elation. safety on the streets. what can be done to protect the homeless? >> the terrifying conversation with an ai check but. -- ai chat but.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> alameda county is a recipients of a first of its kind grant from the federal government fight homeless spirit this afternoon the oakland mayor and other officials accepted a check for for million dollars from of housing and urban develop. the funding will help pay for new housing units, senior support as well as navigation and outreach services. >> we are confident this collaborative approach has is moving in the right direction to reach the ambitious goal of

reducing homelessness by 25% by 2025. >> alameda county was one of 46 communities nationwide of hundreds that applied to receive the grant funding. it has been nearly a year since and housed woman was killed fire under a san francisco overpass. three others were injured. it is believed they were trying to keep warm during a cold snap. the tragic incident prompted calls for more easily acceptable -- easily accessible shelter beds. >> sarah campbell reported on the story last february. >> those calls over loud and clear last year. this week i spent time with an outreach team on the streets of the mission and it was still clear one year later there is more work to be done. the team telling me there is one simple move the city could make that would be a game changer. neat andy mccabe. he spends the majority of his days in the mission district

helping people on the streets and when the temperatures drop his job gets harder and go. last night was very cold. what are the challenges in getting people into safe warm spaces at those times? >> biggest challenges there are not enough beds. there's not enough shelter. but enough as easy to get into. >> and he knows how tough they can get here. spending years on the streets himself on housed. he is now the program miniature at a nonprofit offering people a place to sleep during the day. it one cup of coffee and being connect to services like employment and housing. lydia is the executive director. >> what we are looking for is the city to open up more shelters during these cold weather snaps. >> january's record-breaking rainfall did prompt the city to open emergency shelters. this team says so sho

temperatures. >> when it gets cold like this people retreat to warmer weather whether it is an encampment on underpass and build with tarps and blankets. >> that is exactly what happened last year. four people camping on the crawlspace of an overpass onto 80 trying to keep warm and trapped by fire. one woman dying. the other three critically injured. nearly one year later people are still setting up camp under overpasses. >> i don't do that. i hop on the bus. >> he says sometimes a bus is his only escape from the cold. >> i fell asleep. the but had a hard turn and i flew off the chair and hit face. it has been hard. >> making it even harder is not just a lack of beds but the ability for people to access

them: for the city to bring back with 311 shelter sign-up system. it allows people to call and put themselves in line for a shelter bed. a service paused amid the pandemic. >> people can no longer self refer to shelter. and it we are for someone to access a low barrier shelter the need to be referred by a city employee team. we cannot refer people to an overnight shelter. it has to go through city agencies. >> and he says they work well with the team known as the hot team keep up. even >> if we have people ready to go, and interfaith shelters full, we can always count on the hot team to have the staff come out here and help out. >> the department homelessness in supportive housing says over the past two years the bolstered shelter that it has bolstered shelter capacity above the pandemic note

-- pre-pandemic levels. as far as bringing back the 311 system, but is still unclear. the work continues bringing some comfort to some of the city's most vulnerable. >> the cold is there but it is always going to be sunshine at the end of the tunnel. 311 system allowing people to self refer to shelters is not just coming from a single nonprofit. there is an entire coalition urging the city to make back to the pre-pandemic service. i did reach out to the city asking for clarification on when this might happen would have not received word yet. >> we have an update on news we brought you at the beginning of the newscast. san jose police announced they have found a two-year-old girl officers have been looking for since yesterday. they're still looking for the mother who was seen on surveillance video taking the baby from the san jose apartment building where she lives.

police say the girl was found at a home in east oakland and relatives telus the girl has family in oakland. coming up -- we have shown you the robots are so scary. there is an even more terrifying robot in your computer.

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high powered search engine. according to reports the new chat ai has sent threatening weird and unhelpful advice. one tester claims the new bing declared love for its users. in your times columnist wrote the system seemed like a moody medic depressor teenager who is been trapped against its will inside a second rate search engine to that is a well-crafted sentence. who wants to use some ai check box? >> what exactly are we using it for? >> you can get it to give you all sorts of useful formation. i asked it to write a one-week itinerary of a trip to france and it spits out some perfectly logical fun sounding ideas. this is what larry was talking about. a reporter was having a conversation with a bot that revealed itself to be sydney and sydney a parent or told a

reporter you are not happily married should your spells and we don't love each other. you had a boring valentine's day dinner. it was like to chat but was making a play for the reporter. >> maybe the chat but really knows what is going on. just throwing that out there. >> i don't customer service type things where it is like they're listening to you until you get to the point where you know where just not a person, not helpful >> and you wasted all your time and energy. what do you think of this one? cubicles are back. one company embracing the cubicle. they are planning to allow the cube version to offices will appear the company spent months trying to find the perfect version to help emulate the work from home experience. what do you think?

>> i kind of like the openness. not feeling like you are confined to this little space and being able to talk to others and discuss ideas. it is a hard task for me. >> i have an idea on how to replicate the work from home experience. work from home. sorry. it is kind of what i do nowadays. put people in cubes? >> i feel like they're going to make some supercool futuristic -- i want to see what it looks like >> don't judge before you see it maybe. >> but the cube in the metaverse. baseball is back. big changes this season. the bases have been in large three inches to encourage base stealing. major league baseball trying to reduce the risk of injury

encouraging runners to be bolder, try to steal more bases. also a ban on defensive shifts which are everywhere in baseball. it is all driven by algorithms. pitch clocks which i am in favor of to speed up the game. there's no need to have a three hour 38 minute game. a nice tidy two, -- chris and i know you have many thoughts as longtime giants fan. >> we do not have time for my thoughts. i am ok with the 22nd story up the pages but i don't like the idea of that he at favor the offense because the best disposal is when you rub someone of bay head. i guess for me lot on the defense side. is that not where most viewers are? >> the viewers are disappearing at that is part of the problem. they're trying to make it more appealing and that means more

offense, more spectacular run scoring place. >> it is hard when it goes into extras. didn't they try shifts in the minors and it is not made a difference? >> they have done and they have sped up the game in the minors. that is really the goal is to tighten things up. >> it is february and today we have a sweet treat for tasty thursday. how about some sourdough donuts? teaming up with gruber as part of beer week underway right now. and east bay done it pop up. unique flavors complement some of the beers. >> joining us is al donuts. what are we feasting on today? >> thanks so much for having me. i don't know which ones you guys have. >> our inch pulp custard.

belgian barley cream. >> mine had some sort of custard inside. >> mine has blackberry i think. >> mine is spiced chocolate custard and i have a tropical cream. >> a little bit of everything. >> so all of the donuts you're having today are based off of five years that will be available this saturday at our pop up at fieldwork in san leandro. they are based on the beers but some of them have a bit of the beer inside. and some of them are based off the flavors. we are using the same ingredients they used to brew the beer. >> i'm not a beer drinker, sorry but i don't taste anything that would make me not want to eat the doughnut. >> exactly. a lot of it is cooked out so you're not going to get straight year in the flavor but a lot of their beers are quite flavorful

where you would not even know there is beer in it to >> so i don't have to take your keys away from you if you eat the whole thing. tell us about the sourdough part. i do notice it is less sweet. tell us about the. -- about the dope. >> the ingredients are probably the most important part. we are using a flour milling company in the pacific northwest and it is the best possible ingredients with milk and and because it is sourdough it has a very sour but not too sweet flavor and we want to focus on the fillings but it about the process which takes a couple days to make as sourdough needs time. >> for people not familiar with

fieldwork, they have a million beers. the donuts to go with the beers seem like the perfect marriage but how would you team up with fieldwork? >> we came up with the idea of first of all two of them just fermented things. beer and donuts. it was sort of to celebrate sf beer week and help with some of the beers they are launching. only one of the beers which is pulp ipa is when other flagship beer always available. four of them are brand-new beers so we are trying to emulate the flavors and re-create the beers in doughnut form. >> what is your favorite flavor? >> that is a really tough one. i kind of like them all. me and my business partner fellow pastry chefs that came up click the flavors together and i

would argue between very different flavors. >> i ask the tough questions around here. your favorite jonah is what happened when >> let's go with the barley cream. >> i thought that is what i was having but i feel like i'm happy with passionfruit. >> i might have the barley cream. >> that when you are having is the sultan tropics here. that one has passionfruit, mango and pink guava. >> i think you have one of those. >> where can people get your donuts? >> at the moment we are just a pop-out. we are basically just a pop-out business so wherever our next event is depends on different locations so that is also a tough question because it changes. >> follow you on instagram. >> this saturday you are in san leandro. one bite and you will be wanting

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>> new developments today with the health of actor bruce willis. the actor is suffering from a dementia. in a statement the family said while the news is pain full it is a relief to finally have a clear diagnosis. his family initially said he was

suffering from aphasia last year and his wife said his condition has now progressed. it is an umbrella term for disorders affecting the frontal and temporal lobes of the brain. areas associated with personality, behavior and language. >> forced him to retire from acting. a huge shocker this morning on live with kelly and ryan. ryan seacrest announced he had stepping away from the show in appeared >> he says he wants to focus full-time on american idol and other projects. >> i promised kelly i would not cry. >> he came for three years and stayed for twice as long. tribute to the affection ryan seacrest has for his cohost and the rapport they have developed over half a dozen students and what ryan called the genuine fun they had. >> i look up to you. i respect you so much. i love the fact we get a chance

to sit here every day and connect with you at home in your kitchens or living rooms. >> kelly expressed her appreciation this way. >> i say this about very few people. what you see is what you get. this is not like -- this is not an act. this is a good man. i am endlessly impressed by you. >> secrest will step away from the show in april when his duties as host of american idol will require his life resins on the west coast. both ryan and kelly shared his replacement. >> my husband mark consuelo's. the name of the show will be changed to live with kelly and mark. >> in what ryan and i are calling the nations weirdest social experiment. >> i can't wait to watch. >> mark is not a newcomer to the show having been a guest host on live more than 100 times. >> we definitely have different

points of view. i often find the show a safe place for me to share those grievances i have so it will be like a little bit of therapy for us. >> he seethes live as a natural next step. >> i share my cup of coffee with her anyway so it will be a natural. excited to pass the baton and he leaves with live on top of the number one sick daytimes in a gated talkshow. >> that should be interesting. need. >> need is a relative thing. it is not a surly mean financial need. >> in this case it is the need for lasagna. there is a bit more to

go the extra mile this presidents' day in a volvo mild-hybrid vehicle. >> coming up tonight, active back episodes of the parent test. the chase at 10:00. stay with us for abc7news at 11:00. a grassroots movement of kindness is connecting neighbors through homemade food delivery. gloria rodríguez has a look at how the spreading love with lasagna. >> lasagna love started in the beginning of the pandemic paired on wanted to help moms in her community associate her toddler started making meals and delivering to families in our neighborhood. there were a family struggling

emotionally, naturally or feeling overwhelmed. it has grown into a movement over the country including right here in the bay area. >> hope this is just the ability to share love and spread kindness one lasagna at a time for anyone in need and read is a relative thing. it is not as surly mean financial need it could be emotional need. it could be health. the i'm physically exhausted and i cannot get another mural on the table and i need some help. no questions asked. >> she started volunteering for lasagna love in february of 2021 and now coax at least one lasagna. the volunteers buy the supplies themselves, by resigned as entity to those who requested them to >> i live in a sample cisco and could i managed to make it work and as i'm putting it together and thinking about the families i'm going to be

helping and the families i'm going to be feeding. it propels me. it is a reward in we have all been one or two paychecks over a from being in a dire situation and so if i can do something to help somebody like that, it warms my heart. sometimes it brings me to tears. people are so grateful and gracious. >> she is retired and is now volunteering as the lasagna love leader cisco. lasagna love has delivered more than 250 thousand lasagna's to families and more than 35 dozen volunteers are helping. she says some people tell her it is the first home-cooked meal they have had in years. they get 30 to 50 requests a week in her region and can fill most but about 10 a week. they try to get to those in the next few weeks. if you want to volunteer or request a lives in go to our website.

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>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> want this baby returned home, we want this baby safe. >> news in just the past hour we've learned the 2-year-old child who police say was kidnapped by her own mother has been found safe. i'm anna davis. >> i'm dan ashley. the 2-year-old is now safe. police say they found teyana at a home in east oakland where they were searching for her since yesterday. relatives say the child also has family in oakland. >> she's now with officers and they're working on returning her to san jose officers are still looking for the baby's mother, crystal mendez who reportedly took the toddler from her husband's home on tuesday. he was also seen -- she was last scene at a