toppled, they were shaken but they were not hurt. how much more stormy weather should be expect? ama: let's get to the answer with the expert. >> through tonight you can expect this wintry mix to continue. let me show you live doppler 7. as we get you into street-level radar, right around mount hamilton, we are seeing rain-snow mix. it is switching o rain in sunnyvale, santa clara. scattered teacher in san francisco. inland east bay, we are seeing mixed precipitation over mount diablo, light rain right now. to the north bay, showers in the hills above kalus

tova -- calistoga. it is a level 1 storm, the area ofwave of moisture. we will continue to track that through this evening as we go hour-by-hour tonight. looking at snow over the higher peaks, the showers continuingis. th act to it he will diminish. the winds are gusting at 35-miles per hour. check out the view from red peak, other beautiful snowy scene. the sierra snowpack stands at 219% of average. freeze warnings and frost advisories for the bay area, i will be back at his to how cold when the next storm is coming up. ama: you can keep track of weather conditions any time you want. it is available on demand on our abc 7 app. ama: it is the end of a most

unusual euro. the end of california's covid-19 state of emergency. wecounties are also lifting ther county level public health emergencies as of today. what does that actually mean and are we ready? we are looking at those qusontim ro fwe looked at but let's start with liz. what does it mean in terms of an end to the emergency? reporter: in some ways that this is a symbolic moment, there are real changes. those changes are county high county. one group in san francisco has been calling for more answers about what the end of the emergency means specifically when it comes to things like food benefits, eviction protections and a sick pay. we asked of the city and got some answers. it's hard to forget march of 2020. >> we direct a statewide order

for people to stay at home. reporter: three years later the state of emergency for covid-19 has officially come to an end. along with it, the public health emergencies in several counties including san francisco. >> we are about to deliver a letter to the mayor. sandhya: the cofounder of marked by covid. group of pandemic. they went to city hall demand answers on what thehe progra fms andor protections.ns >> evictions, food banks, paid time off, all of these protections remain in pce. w accorilding to spokespeople, it is not a one size fits all this answer. >> state of emergencies. reporter: one is the public health emergency. the other is an emergency

declaration from the mayor, that one has not yet expired. that means policies the healthdingie, butotd policies e eviction protection ordinance, are not. >> t in place, remain in place regardless of public health emergencies. reporter: what is coming to an end? one is masking, the new order says members of the general public will no longer have to mask inside hospitals, health care facilities in homeless shelters, unless the facility chooses to keep that rule. the state is still requiring masking at health care settings, the city must still comply. another change is sick pay. prop g required public -- committees with 100 employees or more for additional sick pay. that is no ending. also food stamps, due to changes in the federal budget passed by congress, people who rely on cal fresh. receiving the extra allotment next month. >>

the san francisco health order, that does impact every recipient in the state. other changes include the closure of mass vaccination and testing sites, and insurance companies will no longer be required to front the cost of covid-19 tests. a lot of different changes, they do care -- a very county to county. ama: as we take the steps move away, can be treated as endemic. can be treated like the flu. that is the question we put two hour contributor dr. patel. >> influenza does not have the ability to affect our organs the way covid-19 can. it can cause thousands of people to have long covid beard there are unpredictable things that covid-19 does. a lot of people are suffering, we have to remind people that just because you don't die from covid-19, does not mean you

can't have long-term symptoms. we are in a much better place. per 100,000 deaths, we are among the lowest rates in the world. we can celebrate that, we have to be realistic. ama: not just a health frack -- fret, and economic one. the bay area is struggling. reporter: three buckets. first i will tell you what we suspected about our recovery. then economists tell us what needs to happen and why they say this is the beginning of the future for the bay area. when it comes to the bayreas oua certain. the pandemic wrought permanent changes and there is no going back. here is what we know. the slow recovery is a surprise to no one. the san francisco metro area, which includes the east bay

peninsula and some of the north bay, ranked 24th active wendy five similar regions. >> most people were unsurprised. reporter: region fared worse. five times as many people in the entire bay worked from home from 2019 to 202 san francisco alone has seen trudy 4% increase in offense vacancy. >> remote work will stay with us, but we don't thing we should be talking about 25% vacancy rates for the next decade. reporter: the city saw a $96 miioes tnax les revenue in 2021 compared to 2019. >> took a gamble in investing in the tech industry, that is one where a shift to remote work occurs, it's hard to balance -- bounceback. reporter: the number of people

who love the bay area for another state increased by 33%. it is no secret that much of the bay areas covering will rely on the rebirth of downtown san francisco. first strategy, make it clean and safe and they will come. second strategy, diversify. >> resilient economies diverse. this is an opportunity to retain tech, and invite new industries and businesses. reporter: there are a proposals for tax incentives. the third strategy is new uses for old office spaces that should include housing. economists are optimistic that the worst is behind us, and that the bay area is still the best investment with tech still leading the way in our recovery. the economists at the today's meeting pointed out that business device to be as great, tech is what is going to move the needle towards the bay areas

economic recovery. in order to measure the recovery, this data will be updated every three months. let's continue our conversation. dan: what is your diagnosis or prognosis? >> the city and the bay area, are suffering from economic long covid. we have gotten over the initial, but we still have lingering symptomsha tt n' are going away. remote work is changing the landscape, not just in san francisco but across the bay area. take a look at barked, any transit, the roadways, the emptiness. people aren't moving the way they used to move. arch is only at 40% of its previous occupancy pre-covid. they aren't going to have the money to keep the system running.

big hit. hospitals, initially got a lot of boost, but people have come back and are overtaxed. seeking $1.5 billion in relief. some hospitals might have to close. this is a domino effect. everywhere you turn in the bay area, you see lingering effects that are going to call for changes in how we operate. ama: what can we do to change it, is there anything that can help? getting people back into restaurants on their lunch breaks? >> they've got to be here. we've lost about $3000 per person per year by workers not coming in. i can't give you prognosis. the mayor has said excited -- incentives.

they are not prone with that idea. the idea of giving tax breaks to billionaires, it's not a big sell. the second thing is, what we built. they want to diversify the economy in san francisco, all we have his offices. i challenge you to find someplace to build something other than offices. we have to wait for tech to come back. the good news is, around the bay area, especially in the outlying areas, they are seein spring back. thateyfrsc sha n: m one thing people can agree on is it is not going back to way it was. hewi tthank you. ama: we have kept track of the pandemic dy ayda b, evercheck i.

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lafayette with the story. reporter: the east bay throughout the day. you've got the negative impacts. the potholes damaging people's tires, creating headaches for a lot of people on one road. then you also have the positive, but a lot of people going up to the mountains to enjoy the first -- fresh snow. >> a damp day from heavy rainfall in downtown, to the snow coupled trails. >> we heard it's not a lot, today we are excited to see snow in the bay area. reporter: he and his government spent the day trying to check out the snow. many others also recently did not expect this much snow. >> not having to experience it growing up, it hurts. to get snow feels exciting. reporter: juniper campground was packed with people. many drove up the wind he snow

covered roads with low visibility to take in what many are calling a historic storm. >> i was surprised. reporter:rain at lower levels cd potholes and they damaged numerous cars. >> i hit a pothole, i was the second person. i pulled over with a flat an hour ago. cars keep coming in. reporter: public works official says the rainfall has kept crews busy. as the storm continues, more potholes are showing up. they say they don't fix them until the weather layers. >> we are trying to take advantage of the clear whether when we have it, in order to address when we have the potholes so we can maintain safe roads. reporter: they advise drivers to be cautious on the roads. they say if you see a pothole, reported. >> they notice an issue, we

encourage them to reach out to us as soon as possible to let us know. then we can take care about it right away. reporter: there is the good and the bad. it has been very pristine to go up to the mountains to see fresh snow, given how much fell over the past few days. you also have the bad, a tough break for those individuals on the one road. there is not much worse than having a pothole in this wet weather. dan: potholes. ama: you don't even see it, the water is on the road. sandhy potholes. we have snow coming down. this is nice to see. this is from cal nevada lodge. we are seeing heavy snow falling right now as we take a look at live doppler seven. it is still dumping in the mountains.

a. tomrow.rning unt 7:0 wthree have been eight inches f snow has fallen in the resorts. pacific palisades reporting over 500 inches for the season, which is almost 42 feet. blizzard walked -- lizard warnings for tahoe. gusty winds, heavy snow. additional 1-4 feet of snow for that area. extremely dangerous to impossible travel. you will get the opportunity to go tomorrow afternoon, through friday with quieter weather there before the -- snow comes in. the focus of the wet weather is around the east and south bay. getting you into the south bay, seeing the wintry mix. moderate showers right around san mateo into the santa cruz mountains. east bay oakland, p vent, it is

a wet commute. as we look down can imagine how beautiful it in the hills you have this now. the live pictures from our tower camera, wet roadways out there. be careful, san jose has a beautiful view. in the sierra we are seeing snow coming down. temperatures in the 40's and 50's. this afternoon was in the low to mid 50's, milder than yesterday, still below average for this time of year. camera showing the clouds overhead, showers and snow tonight, we are looking at sunny and mainly sunny. this is a light level 1, gusty winds, snow over the peaks. a slight chance of thunder and hail. the winds have been gusting,

right now we will continue to see gusty -- conditions. the winds will pick up out of the north tomorrow afternoon. here is the hour-by-hour forecast. 7:00 tonight, some scattered mixed precipitation. 9:00 is focused in the south bay, and the early mornings, still a few lingering. tomorrow y up, it will be a beautiful wednesday. additional weather advisory remains in the mountains until tonight. the s we have already seen snow lower. wintry mix expected to continue to 2000 2500 feet.

freeze warnings f areas and frost advisors for the bay, shoreline and parts of the coasts. those temperatures will plunge, upper 20's to low 30's for the warning. for the advisory you are looking at a low to mid 30's. don't forget to protect the sensitive plants and outdoor pipes could see damage from the frost and freeze. on sheltered people, this is dangerous cold for them and -- anyone who doesn't have power. check on those people. running temperatures, looking at to mid 20's to the upper 30's. it will get cold. but a sunny one. most in the 50's, 46 degrees at the clear lake area. how about some frosty, cold mornings ahead, milder afternoons. we bring and 60's, that will

feel good. especially after the cold mornings. bundle up the next couple of mornings. we will bring in a light level 1 system for the weekend, a wet weather system. higher snow levels feet, continuing into monday and a few showers on tuesday. the weekend storm doesn't look like it will bring us as much rain. it is still rainfall. ama: the she's my sister and, we depend on each other a lot. she's the rock of the family.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: today's storm, which currently ranks 1 on the storm impact scale. this is the last day of wet weather until the weekend. ama: another day of pounding rain in road closures in the santa cruz mountains.

people are use to extreme conditions, they have had winters with even 114 inches of rain. some say they are ready for a break, and others are enjoying it. >> pretty good winter. bn tle light the last few years. >> pretty hectic, thankfully i have a generator. with all the closures and trying to figure out where i am going to stay, ama: definitely one for the record books, more than a foot of snow has fallen. dan: yesterday, snow was falling. and today, the livermore wind valley was hit. it is really challenging to manage the vineyard. ama: >> as crazy as it has been, i have been in this business for

over 40 years, and i haven't been anything quite like this. reporter: a walk in this vineyard in the hills of livermore wine country is eye-opening. snow on the mountains, mud on the ground, still dormant vines, and not much work to be done right now in this cycle of rain, frost, wind, and repeat. >> the underground refilled, which is critical for us long term. in a weird kind of way, it is very inconvenient, we can't get in the vineyards or do any work. it is too muddy, the tractors are getting stuck. reporter: the rain runs off the hillside vineyards. this is more worried about vineyards in flatter areas. deep puddles that's sit for too long can cause root rot. 2023 is turning into a real wild card a wine year.

they delayed things warm up in the next month even though the weather models forecast continues cold and rainy weather head. if it is still like this on april 1, there could be real problems. >> factor in lab difficulties is definitely more difficult these days. i don't know what to anticipate. reporter: how are winemakers coping? they are sipping a glass of wine watching the weather and sing a rare real i am leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. dan: you can keep track and access the same live doppler 7, available on demand on the abc 7 app. you can find that on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire, and roku. ama: a search is underway in santa rosa for a man with dementia. multiple teams spread out across the city looking for larry.

no sign yet. the 64-year-old walked away from his home around 4:45 yesterday. he is six feet tall and 200 pounds. he was last seen wearing a black columbia jacket, dark blue jeans, and black shoes. dan: california's labor secretary is president biden's choice for the same job in his administration. he plans to nominate julie sue for the post replacing marty walsh. sue is a stanford graduate, and has served as the deputy labor secretary since 2021. she served as california's labor secretary from 2019 until 2021. she would be the first asian-american to serve in a secretary level role in biden's cabinet. today, the supreme court heard two legal challenges argument doing president biden's plan to cancel federal student loan debt

exceeds his executive authority. the biden administration reports that about 26 million americans have already applied for federal student debt relief, and 16 million have been approved. it is all on hold pending the court's decision. justin has more. biden's plan at the supreme court, where that policy faces its most crucial test yet. >> it is not beyond our means, it is because we have been denied the means to live. reporter: hearing oral arguments in two separate cases. two borrowers and six republican red state challenging the president's power to clear more than $400 billion in federal student debt. president biden's attorneys arguing he can, citing the heroes act hanging affords the president the authority to waive or modify federal student loan

payments following emergencies like the pandemic. chief justice john roberts raising questions. >> most casual observers would say if you are going to give up that much amount of money, affect the obligations of that many americans on a subject of great controversy, they would think that is something for congress to act on. reporter: student debt cancellation was also a platform promise when biden was campaigning. his program would cancel as much as $20,000 in federal student loan debt irma qualifying individuals. >> it shouldn't be done, we are counting on the supreme court to rule the right way. >> listen to the needs of millions of struggling people. people who want a middle-class life but are buried in debt, do the right thing. reporter: the decision is due out sometime this summer, it's loan repayments either set to restart 60 days after the decision or 60 days after june 30. ama: now a

that we have been following closely. the possibility of a red light district in san francisco for sex work would be legal. the proposal is set for a key vote any minute now. supervisors are expected to vote on a resolution urging the governor and lawmakers to make restitution in the state legal. if that happens, it paves the way for san francisco to legalize it. the idea gained momentum as people tried to deal with sex workers in the mission district. they have passed nearly $300 million in funds to renovate one of the hotels which was has two homeless. -- house the homeless. reporter: as san francisco ends its covid state of emergency, the hotel industry is bracing to welcome back tourism and gas. -- guests. occupancy went from a pre-pandemic high of 80% to a low of 8%.

2022 ended just shy of 60% occupancy. on tuesday, the san francisco board of supervisors passed a $2.9 million settlement. it comes after a lawsuit by the hotel's parent company, alleging property damage caused by shelter-in-place guest during the pandemic. i spoke to a former employee of the hotel, and says the homeless guests created a mess, destroying the walls, flooring, and tv's. in 2022, phil hotels. >> it is a great place. reporter: who enjoy their housing. when we stopped over there learn more about how the funds will be used, it was closed. calls to the pr company were also unanswered.

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dan: air frying has become incredibly popular. ama: there is a major recall of one of these appliances. michael: the appliances had burst into flames more than 200 times. the manufacturer is voluntarily recalling 21 of them. in this video from the consumer product safety commission, you can see what the recall looks like. the commission says the brand's parent company has received more than 200 words of the air fryers catching on fire. burning, melting, overheating, and smoking, including reports of minor injuries and minor property damage. >> i don't have that exact model, i originally had that model, it is at my daughters. michael: that is kathy. if you have looked for air

frying advice videos, you have probably seen one of hers. her youtube account has more than 100 videos on air frying. when the recall was first announced, she heard a lot about it. >> a lot of people were initially freaking out. what we found is that it is a lot of the first-generation models are the ones that were recalled. there is a defective part in there. michael: the countertop appliances were sold by best buy and amazon, and many other stores from june 2018 through last december. prices range from 70 to $130. >> i have had some viewers say they're going to take their chances. you don't need to. they are replacing it, it is free. you just have to go through that process which is pretty easy. michael: actually extremely easy.

you confirm the model number on the appliance, cut the cord, then send photos to the company along with a form. a new era fryer will be sent to you or you can use a refund amount to buy a different appliance. i will post links on our website , abc7news.com. ama: so many people use those air fryers. we will get a break in the wet weather for the next few days before rain returns this weekend. sandia allays out the timing.

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ama: this is what people in the sierra are dealing with. the snowblower got a workout. a quick drive through this neighborhood, you can see the snowbanks and neighbors trying to air a path. if you are thinking of heading up to tahoe, you might want to think again. interstate 80 is closed from applegate all the way to the state line and won't open until tomorrow. highway 50 is open, but chains are required. highway 89 is closed from emerald bay state park to bliss state park.

dan: avalanche concerns closed ski resorts throughout the lake tahoe area. nearly three feet of snow was expected to fall there today. >> this is a monumental snowfall. we have had 500 inches of snow this season. we are looking at extending our season to memorial day, but possibly further after that. we will make an announcement a little later this month. dan: that that is receives on average throughout the entire season. ama: how much more to come? sandhya: several more feet of that snow to come. that is just with the current storm. let's take a look at the freeze warning and frost advisory.

it covers most of the bay area. you will be in to freezing category, so protect plants, pets, and pipes. morning temperature, mid-20's. the rest of the region, low 30's to upper 30's, definitely chilly. this is the last round for a few days of the showers and snow, up around mao zedong lena, seeing that wintry mix. mount hamilton, it is snowing right now. right around allen street-level radar, benton street, some moderate pockets of showers. in the east bay, 84 heading towards livermore. if you are traveling across 580, give yourself extra time because it will take you longer it is a light level 1 storm. the snow continues to pile up in the sierra. anywhere from three to 38 inches

in the resorts. scattered showers and snow showers between 8:00 and midnight. as we head towards the morning, this winds down. we can expect sunshin conditions. it will be a brighter day. the seven-day forecast, a cold couple mornings. the upside is those temperatures are coming up. it will be a milder couple of days ahead especially on thursdays and friday. we will bring in more wet weather over the weekend. not the same intensity as what we are experiencing, but still a wintry mix. lingering showers on tuesday. it is march tomorrow. [laughter] dan: it is good, we need it. ama: i feel like you had something to say, you were over there giggling. [laughter] larry: can't i just

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the 49ers weight brock surgeries -- wait for rock purdy's surgery. purdy is expected to be out for six months as a result of this play that would put him in line for training camp. surgery was delayed by the team doctor because the young quarterback still had swelling and stiffness in his elbow. that could leave the 49ers with just trey lance who is also recovering from his own injury. hoping that purdy will be ready for surgery next week. >> you want every waking minute that you have, but he is 22 years old. we want the best outcome. that is why the doctor made a really tough decision. he has done thousands of the surgeries. when you have all the swelling out and stiffness, is when he has had the best success. we are very thankful and hopeful that when they meet down in

arizona, they can move forward and then it would be early next week as to when they would go in. larry: the sooner the better. let's get to the nba. the warriors better bring their defense tonight. they are hosting the portland trail blazers tonight. and damien lillard is coming off of a 71 game. no steph curry, no wiggins. draymond green has been clear to say. the defense should be better. that is steph curry right there. he partnered up with r dressing up as larry. surprising a group from the black cultural zone with a shopping spree at the warriors team shop and he takes out the disguise and there he is. as he told chris, moments like that can create a long-lasting impact. >> just trying to bring joy and a memorable experience to kids

that deserve it. interacting with the kids like we all did when we were growing up, spend a little bit of time giving encouraging words. hopefully something like that happens. and it. larry: awesome. the rest of the west has been dreading, where kevin durant will make his phoenix suns debut as they host the hornets. he has been out about a month and a half. after failing to forge his own path in brooklyn, he now joins what is kind of another superteam. that is something yunus attended kubo joked about on the daily show. super teams to win nba titles. how about we work out together sometime so i can teach you how

to carry your own team? [laughter] how will you make through the finals when you look like you can barely make it through a burger king drive-thru? [laughter] itch, i love your game. you're one of the this game. i respect your game. you lead by example for 15 years. larry: so the for him, then he delivers them and say, i apologize to you. that was so credit to him for playing. he is fantastic. ama:

seven, it is the rookie followed by the rookie feds. stay with us for abc7news at 11. we are streaming 24/7, get the app and and join us whenever you want, wherever you are. that is it for this edition of abc7news. dan: from all of us here, we appreciate your time, have a great evening.

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