>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. liz: now at fire burning overnight at lake berryessa. as many as 20 boats up in flames sending smoke into the air. from the wind to the snow, it has been a wild week. tracking power outages, road closures, and what we can expect. i am liz kreutz. here with lisa argen, good morning. what is going on? that was wild yesterday. lisa: we still have rain and

snow on live doppler. the main system is sinking to the south but wraparound moisture is bringing in scattered rain and snow. in santa rosa and light snow but heavier snow showers around 680 and light rain through american canyon. south to the foothills, it is snowing and around mount hamilton, you can see the white and pink. this is a level 1 system for the first half of the day. scattered showers and slippery roadways. a freeze warning and frost advisory for the highlighted areas, everywhere except san francisco. the system will begin to wind down. reciprocation evaporates towards the 10:00 hour. bundle up.

it is chilly and we have more rain to come. liz: developing overnight, a large fire broke out at a dock at lake berryessa in napa county. the dock engulfed in flames, sending up large plumes of smoke. buyer -- the fire burned a mixed of boats, houseboats, and jet skis. it broke out just after 9:00 last night and at 10:20 they stopped forward progress of the fire, but the burning portion of the dock detached and was burning on its own. >> when our crews arrived on scene, they started attacking it, some other boats, using pumps to suppress the fire. it will be a while before we get a good grasp on the number of boats that burned. liz: this happened at markley cove. no one was injured and no word on what may have caused the fire

. a popular san francisco radio dj is missing and is considered at risk. jeffrey vandergriff hosts a show every morning. the station says they are working with police and his wife. he hasn't been seen since thursday night when he was home. he is 54 years old, six feet tall, 180 pounds with tattoos on his arms and above his right ear. if you see him, call them. police are urging jewish communities around the country to be vigilant, warning neo-nazi groups may be planning a national day of hate. they are on lighting online chatter from anti-semitic groups. the anti-defamation league hosted a group saying -- the hate campaign planned for this saturday is meant to be intimidating and divide us but we will remain united and our

kindness and positivity. police in new york will be stepping up their presence. a ground stop has been lifted at los angeles international airport. the faa issued the temporary stop because of heavy thunderstorms last night, affecting flights to california, nevada, and utah. flights to lax had to be diverted to ontario. there was a flash flood warning until 2:00 a.m. power is slowly coming back on after the snow brought power lines down. you are looking at pg&e's map showing the current power outages. not too many but on the peninsula, the largest amount of people in the mountains. now of the bay area by surprise.

in the north bay, it has made things so dangerous along this stretch of highway 29 it could remain closed through the weekend. it starts at tubbs laying in napa county and goes to the lake county line. tara campbell was there and found a lot of people heading to the hills to check out the snow. tara: the sound of a not so familiar sight in napa county. >> good, play with the snow, really happy to have snow. tara: the snow covered hills seen for miles away, drawing people in. >> i want to play and enjoy this. tara: sleds coming out and the smiles too, the old and the younger flocking to higher elevations for a frolic and some fun. >> just coming to see the snow, from santa rosa. tara: a sibley -- sibling snowball fight.

they live in napa. >> we live in a place that is really sunny. tara: jesus has never seen anything like it. >> never happens, my first time in 18 years of living. tara: the best part says his sister -- >> throwing snowballs. >> mom and -- tara: mom and dad happy to watch from their vehicle. while some have been having fun with this snow, others are busy trying to clear it. >> we are just trying to clear it and help get around this apocalyptic snowstorm for us. tara: nine inches of snow in napa county over the past 24 hours, piling onto roads, the tracks left behind. have you ever seen anything like this? >> a couple times. tara: when was the last time? >> not quite as bad in my lifetime. liz: mother nature bringing the rare sight of snow to the east

bay. oakland hills and orinda got the best of it. berkeley caught heavy as well, big flakes seen falling for a while. some came together to make a snowman while others launched snowballs. it was a delightful experience, some calling it a winter wonderland. don from berkeley said it has been 20 years. >> it has been snowing more heavily than it has in 20 years. i've lived here 30 years. liz: joaquin park and oakland also saw snowfall. highway 17 is back open after being closed for hours because of snow we weather. the closures were caused by icy roads, stuck cars, and downed power lines. one power line fell down, landing across all four lanes. there were at least 14 toppled

trees. some residents were shocked at how empty the roads were. >> i've been here for 23 years and this is the first time it has been a ghost town coming up to this road. liz: a chp spokesperson recommends drivers slow down on slushy or icy roads to avoid spinouts. the snow has made dangerous conditions in the sierra. the interstate is back open after an accident backed up traffic on friday. more spinouts have led to traffic being held as crews come to clear the roadway. chains are required on 80 all the way to the state line. on highway 50, from placerville to myers. talk about the race to replace the senator dianne feinstein happening today. congresswoman barbara lee will hold her first campaign rally

since launching her run for senate. i spoke to her this week. she talked about the significance of her campaign and also said why she doesn't believe age should matter. >> to do nothing has never been an option for me. liz: east bay congresswoman arber lee is running to replace senator dianne feinstein, meeting up hours after that announcement. >> the senate needs a champion like myself who is a progressive woman, a progressive african-american woman who has fought for progressive causes all my life. liz: we has served in cop -- lee has served in congress since 1988. if she wins, she will be the only black woman currently serving in the u.s. senate. should voters factor race and gender into their decision? >> i hope voters factor in the uniqueness and the perspective of diversity, not having a black

woman with the challenges that we faced in this country, and still we rise as dr. maya angelou said. that type of fight, that type of understanding of what it means to be shut out, for not only people of color but the lgbtq+ community, the disability community, seniors, i've had many challenges and i've had to break through barriers. liz: she says she's led on issues like the hiv-aids crisis and cannabis reform, introducing the newest act in congress. it will be a tough race, democrats running against each other. when voters look at everybody, what differentiates you from adam schiff, katie porter? why should voters choose barbara lee? >> barbara lee has had a history

of fighting for progressive causes. it didn't start when donald trump was elected. liz: lee shares a story from growing up in los angeles where she fought to become her high school's first black cheerleader. >> i took them on. liz: she was the only member of congress to vote against giving the president brought authorization for military force in afghanistan after the attacks on 9/11. >> in the face of death threats, i was the only no vote. liz: she is 76 years old and would be in her 80's after serving a term. one looming question is her age. how do you respond to people who have questions about your age or think it is time for the next generation? >> i say try to keep up with me. if you look at what i've done, my energy level, my experience. i'm not ashamed of my age.

i've been working at this all my life. i'm glad to talk about my age because with age comes experience. liz: i asked congresswoman lee about a report she saw herself as a transitional -- she said that is not true. hurricane pen -- campaign event 's camp and think -- happening today. lisa: the last bit of moisture is with us through midmorning and we are looking at visibility from our citro tower camera. there are showers mixed in with some snow so we will plot that out, talk about the rest of the weekend, and a look ahead which looks cold and soggy. liz: support for street vendors. how i south v.a. -- south bay community is coming together. snow in san mateo county.

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liz: a string of law a san mateo county probational officer -- probation officer sexually assaulted boys. complaints against the officer were filed in san mateo county. according to lawsuits, he threatened to increase the boy'' time in confinement if he did not comply with his demands. they claim he "unlawfully sexually abused -- abusive and harassing conduct." this happen for at least 22 years. he died in 2020 and cannot be held criminally or civilly liable. tomorrow, a bay area community will raise attack -- raise

awareness of recent attacks on street vendors as they host a cook out. amanda to castillo is because dillow is tracking this. amanda: following three on street vendors, they are mobilizing for a street vendor buyout. organizer alex. >> it is traumatic so they deserve a couple days off. they don't have paid leave or anything like that so it's part of the process amanda:. it's a process he found success in with similar support for vendor harassed by college students. video shows carlos sanchez being taunted and threatened by a man with a baseball bat. days earlier this video was captured of a vendor being brutally attacked and knocked unconscious. >> there are a lot of people,

support, even from money, people with praise wishes. amanda: they will serve visitors at the site where sanchez was attacked along bayshore highway on sunday until they sell out. >> try their food, there's going to be music. you can tip the vendors and get to know them and have a celebration. amanda: supporting two men whose tragic experiences were caught on camera and quickly went viral, the shock still settling in for many. they run a food entrepre program. >> a lot of the vendors we work with are women so this issue comes up, if they were to go out on their own, to be selling

their food and what kind of risk this has put them at. amanda: the men accused of attacking sanchez has been arrested and put out a formal apology. he hopes the same can be said for the man who assaulted him. >> the only thing i say, there's a lot of crazy people on the street. amanda: in san jose, i am amanda del castillo. liz: operation at the santa clara mass testing site will soon close as the state public health emergency is scheduled to end on tuesday. at its peak, the fairground site was testing 5000 people per day. recently, just a couple hundred tests were done on average. >> the volume of testing is something that can be handled in normal health care settings at this point. today will be the fy for vaccinations and also the final day for the county's smaller site in --

peninsula, drone view captured this picturesque view in san mateo county after snow covered the ground. zach fuentes checked out the impact, both fun and a little serious. zach: snow like this is a site we rarely get to see, so rare that locals had to improvise using boards and for the ocean. this two and a half-year-old not knowing what to make of the snow, he eventually warmed up, and it did too but leaving just enough for bay for -- bay area families to enjoy. >> to drive 12 minutes to look at snow and now we go home and have hot cocoa and enjoy the day, the best of both worlds, snow, no snow. zach: this stand first student

from michigan shocked -- stanford student from michigan shocked the snow followed him. although it has been mostly fun and games, the snow did not come without hiccups. on skyline drive in san mateo county, we found several trees and power lines down. >> it was pretty crazy. zach: caltrans urging everyone to drive safe. >> this is very rare for us in the bay area to receive such beautiful snow but we have to be mindful and safe on the roadways. pay attention to the roads and signs, and use caution. zach: crews have been working steadily to help people enjoy the rare weather. >> the crews are out doing the best they can clearing fallen trees off the roadways, and ice and snow. zach: all are taking in as much of the snow as they can while

they can. >> just look at the scenery. zach: zach fuentes, abc7news. liz: the uc berkeley central snow lab says over two feet fell yesterday and over four feet within two days. there will be more snow throughout the weekend and likely into next week. you are from buffalo. you should be teaching us how to drive. lisa: we are looking at more snow than they have back east. i have a daughter in boston and she said you have more than we do. it is unusual, but each system will bring reinforcing shots of cold air so this will stay with us, the rotation of moisture into the bay area, right into the middle of next week. let's take it day by day. southern california getting hammered. we are on the backside of the system. you can see the rain and snow

mixed from the north bay, pink indicating snow mixed in, indicated by the white. from petaluma toward central marin, some snow and rain around american canyon. 680 from cordelia to martinez is wet. you can see the hills and -- the hills some snow and also of -- also a shower look at the activity into southern california, into yosemite. looking at rough weather to the south. things will be winding down throughout the first half of the day, 42 in oakland, 43 in union city. with the cloud cover temperatures are held up so the national weather service will probably be dropping the frost and freeze advisories as numbers are in the 30's and 40's. the wintry mix continues this

morning, rain and snow ending through the midmorning and more rain tomorrow with light snow above 2500 feet. the wind will switch to the south on your sunday so that's the one system that will be slightly milder through the week ahead. there is a look at the departing system. 8:00 tomorrow, the light rain already with us, snow levels 3000 to 4000 feet sunday. this moves through midday. we get a break. monday, maybe eking by we are monday night, and the rest of the day, i paused sunday, .2 to one third inches. a winter storm watch until 10:00

today in the sierra nevada but tomorrow we are picking up an additional eight to 12 inches at the resorts, and we are looking at big time snow tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at the rest of today, a shower re-sunday into monday, more snow and rain on tuesday, it exits on wednesday, a break on thursday, and more snow for -- more rain for the end of the week. today, 40's to near 50. a level 1 system throughout the next few hours. we get our rain tomorrow mid day, another level 1 system, colder monday and tuesday with heavier rain monday into tuesday. looks like we get a break later on wednesday. slightly warmer for the end of the week. liz: it has been so cold. lisa: and very active. liz: now available without a prescription. astepro is the first and only 24-hour steroid-free spray. while flonase takes hours,

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central marin, pink indicating some sleet. lucas valley through greenbrae, american canyon through phoenicia. there is them mix from high the mix from highway 24. some snow mount haarr numbers w cover, lesystem through the morning. slippery roads. 9:00, very few showers and by 10:00 into noontime, we are seeing the skies clear, a mix of clouds and sun, only near 50. a stronger system moving in tomorrow. liz: from coast to coast, a winter storm is rolling across the country. heavy snow, bitter cold, and dangerous temperatures are expected. dari expected as a storm hits the

east coast -- the west coast. >> this will bring blizzard conditions to southern california. daria: blizzard warnings in the sierra nevada and california mountain ranges, the road -- major roadways closed. drivers forced to make u-turns. >> it's pretty treacherous up north, snow and ice. daria: near bakersfield, a truck ended up an embankmt. air underwater and powerful wind sent toppling onto homes. in the midwest and northeast, people are digging out power lines and cased in ice, leaving many without power. the threat of damaging wind in the heartland on sunday.

this storm will move into the northeast next week and could develop into a winter storm with heavy wind and rain. liz: santa cruz mountains are under a winter storm warning until 9:00 this morning. mountains have endured heavy rain, powerful wind, and snowfall. people spent the last couple days preparing for outages and enjoying the change in scenery. highway 17 is back open after being closed because of the snowy conditions yesterday. sky 7 has quite the view of the bay area near castro valley with snow-covered peaks in the background. los are to mount hamilton, you might think you were in the sierra. the snowcapped mount diablo is a huge attraction. it has seen snow before but nothing quite like this at the lower elevations. one local resident tells us it looked like a ski resort in the east bay.

anser hassan found people trying to get a good shot. ans highlight. this shows why. >> this is my mountain. anser: she's been driving around trying to get the best picture. >> it's beautiful. anser: mount diablo was a huge draw with people pulling off the highway to get there perfect picture. >> it was amazing, had to stop and take a photo and take it all in. >> i've never's -- i've seen snow on the mountain and this morning it was farther down and deeper. anser: he lives in lafayette and has never seen it like this before. >> it is rare. i'm a big fan. i live over here and see this view all the time, but to see it looking like a ski resort is pretty cool.

anser: and came to lafayette wanting the snow as a backdrop for his music video. you came all the way out just for this? >> yeah, i like this view and it is perfect. especially today because it was raining and over there we see snow in the mountains, it is rare, it is amazing. anser: mount diablo was closed friday to the public. that was a huge disappointment for this group that drove all the way from san jose. >> we were excited to look at the mount diablo snow and maybe we could drive up, but we were disappointed we returned back. anser: why didn't you close -- go someplace closer? >> we thought maybe we would check it out but couldn't do both. anser: hopefully they were able to get some pictures. liz: a nonprofit in pescadero will continue with cleanup

efforts after the january storms caused severe damage to its facility. venture receipt at center has been trying to raise money and rebuild but it has -- it was lost. they will be cleaning up at its eden west road in pescadero. it says there will be food and drinks for volunteers. caltrain is suspending rail service between san francisco and mill barry -- millbrae through tomorrow. if you ride, expect delays and longer travel times. there will be a bus connecting stations. caltrans is working on testing. the project will make the rails more electric and less reliant on fossil fuels. service is set to begin in 2024. people will rally in march in the unite with -- and march i the unite with ukraine -- the movement is 360 five days strong

in defending freedom. yesterday marked one year since the start of the invasion of ukraine. war has displaced millions of ukrainians and resulted in tens of thousands of deaths on both sides. to help people in ukraine, we've put together a list of verified groups and nonprofits on abc 7.com/takeaction. in orlando, broadcast students held a vigil for spectrum reporter dylan lyons. he was a graduate of their program and the young reporter shot and killed covering a murder this week. ly members, including his fiancée were at the vigil. family members say he was ambitious and dedicated. >> please pick up his legacy. take it and run with it. do not let his fears overcome you. >> we want to go into local

journalism because we care about our communities, because we live in these communities. dylan is from this community. liz: as they held candles, the future journalists promised to keep his spirit and passion going. the shooting suspect is also accused of shooting and killing a 38-year-old woman and nine-year-old girl. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, thousands of employees will lose their jobs once again, this time at erickson, in what will be the largest layout to hit the telecom -- layoff to hit the telecom industry. time right now 5:38.

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it's not that we snow it at this location. we are keeping our eyes out but it will be much drier today. telecom equipment maker ericsson will layoff 8500 employees worldwide. g thrding to a memfoo t compan had massive layoffs but this would be the largest to hit the telecom industry. they have a business in santa clara but have not mentioned which will be most affected. mark zuckerberg announced they are set to release a new language model to researchers to help scientists and engineers to explore uses for artificial intelligence. models like these have promised to be able to answer questions, have conversations, summarize documents, and solve math problems. california is one of a few states that doesn't require that high school students be taught computer science.

a bill in sacramento would include california among 27 states that already do. senior education reporter leanne melendez tells us the next step is to begin hiring more teachers. leanne: the name of the high school speaks for itself, galileo high school of science and technology. >> they just asked are you in ap computer science? yeah. leanne: in 2015, the school board voted to begin teaching commuter -- computer science at chool to 12 grade. salesforce has been the main supporter in stem and computer science education. >> kids are going into a world where some part is on technology or on a device. it's important for students to learn about how that works. leanne: 25% of public high schools in california do not

offer computer science courses. that's about 429,000 students. >> 27 states require that eac high school student have access to computer science. five states have computer science as a graduation requirement. leanne: they are nevada, south carolina, arkansas, tennessee, and the brassica. mbly member represti menlo parkntroduced h computer science. he such a huge shortfall in terms of employees going into these positions, californians with the skills for cybersecurity positions or coding positions. leanne: some time to make it through, he hopes to see access statewide by 2027. he says it's time for the state to start investing in training more teachers. leanne melendez, abc7news. liz: lisa, what's it like right

now? any snow? lisa: we have some precipitation for sure, upper 30's to mid 40's. emeryville, this is winding down. a couple hundredths left. several more cold systems to come and we are talking perhaps over five feet of snow in the mountains through early march. i will have the forecast for that and a look at the weekend and beyond. liz: also, klay thompson on as the warriors take out the rockets at chase center. larry beil has the highlights coming up. on the shelf like a porcelain doll. but one out of two women over 50 will suffer a fracture from osteoporosis. you should know you can build new bone with evenity® for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for fracture.

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in sports, a big day of hockey at the shark tank. the sharks take on the new york rangers at home. face-off is at 7:00. in the nba, the warriors at home dubs dealing with another injured star. sports director larry beil has the highlights. larry: good morning. the warriors reeling because of injuries. they desperately needed somebody to step up. have no fear, klay thompson is here shooting the lights out. draymond green, no drake, orwigsa. with authority from jonathan kuminga. pbj two minutes -- two. 26-64 from downtown. dante defend renzo.

-- d finch enzo. up by 17 at the half. second half, let the klay show begin. shot after shot to make sure this thing did not slip away. shooter, 42 points, 12-17 on threes. the rockets are the worst team but the dubs take the w, on 16-101. >> we have to treat every game like it's a must win. we are all in incredible shape compared to where we started the season. our synergy is getting better with ball movement and conductivity so this is incredibly important. i will enjoy this tonight and put it forward. larry: manny machado didn't get set in the box before the clock ticked down to eight seconds, automatic strike. pitchers will have 15 to 20

seconds between pitches. the clock they think might speed up games by 30 minutes. the giants lowering the prices of beer with domestic drafts dropping from $14 to nine dollars. beer and garlic fries, let's go. an ice storm dropped -- down a tree in ann arbor, michigan. who shows up to help? michigan -- jim harbaugh. >> what's your name? >> cooper. >> nice to meet you. >> you as well. you're a good man. >> feel free to spread the word on that. >> of course. larry: blake martin retired from the nfl. he made more than $20 million but realized his side hustle might be more lucrative. what is that? trading pokémon cards.

martinez has made $5 million the past seven months selling cards. he had been collecting them since he was six years old. pikachu, i see you. that's a wrap on morning sports. i'm larry beil. liz: today in san francisco, warriors will celebrate black history month at thrive city and including food, artist and face painters. this is last year outside of chase center. it runs from 1:00 to 4:00. it is free but you need to rsvp. what will the weather be like? lisa: it will be chilly and stay chilly as cold systems influence the bay area throughout the weekend and early next week. this area of low pressure is about 200 miles off the coast and it is slamming the san juan keene valley.

-- san joaquin valley. the pink indicating rain-snow mix, 27 on top of mount diablo. santa rosa, highway 12 looking at a rain-snow mix and sleet. 30 on top of mount tam so you can bet there is snow. antelope valley, light rain, rain into the east bay martinez, highway four into the canyon. vallejo and pittsburgh moderate rain. san ramon, mixed precip santa clara hills, certainly snow in higher elevations. it is in the upper 20's at about 1200 feet. with scott us, 1800 feet. there's another vantage point of the southern part of the system slamming the desert, southern california. 37 in blackhawk, 39 in walnut creek. temperatures not quite as cold as they were but certainly

another cold system to start out the weekend. 39 no vat out, -- view. we will be clearing out and the rest of the day featuring clouds and sun as this level 1 system winds down. we will be ending through about 9:00 to 10:00, and more rain and snow arriving on sunday. snow from about 25 hundred feet, so that will be a little bit higher, but as we get into monday and tuesday, the possibility of more thunderstorms and heavy rain mixed with snow. today's system really winding down. we have a dry period through tonight and into sunday, very light rain the next 24 hours. 24 hours from now we will get into the light rain and the system pushes through midday sunday. your monday forecast starting out with light rain for your

monday morning commute. this is when we could see some dynamic weather with heavier rain. looking at this winding down into late monday and there's more behind it. throughout the rest of the morning, about .1 inches and tomorrow, about a half-inch for your sunday. this is what it will look like next week in the mountains. 4, 5, 6 feet of snow system after another continues to move through the bay area. this is not like the january systems. these systems won't be as wet locally but they will bring heavy mountain snow. we will also see low snow levels, upper 40's to near 50 today with the precip ending. you can see the wet start to the workweek and drier, slightly warmer thursday and friday. liz: remember, abc7news is streaming 24/7. get the abc 7 bay area news app

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> 20 boats and jet skis are up and flames. setting smoke into the air. >> wind and snow. while week of weather. tracking power outages and road closures, we can expect. good morning. it is saturday, february 25. lisa, what a week it has been. >> lots of snow out there on the

hills. it melted somewhat, but now