area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: with the budget hanging in the balance, another school board meeting drives late into the early morning hours. the action being can -- being considered by the open unified school board. kumasi: the actions being put on pause. when city leaders plan to address actuary status. reggie: many cleanup crews will be out today responding to homes hit by fallen trees. >> the next thing we know, the whole house is shaking. >> i heard a loud bang. kumasi: theo xi wednesday, first.m's yes, yr ren kumasi: that month was too

short. good luck to you this morning. 29. a dry day today. live doppler 7 showing lingering showers pushing south. it is cold out there. we have a few flakes of snow over mount hamilton at 27 degrees. there is a look at our frost advisory and freeze warning until 8:00. you can see highlighted areas from the interior valley of the north and east bay where it is freezing in santa rosa. it is 35 in livermore, 40 in oakland. these numbers with wind are being kept up. today is to-three degrees colder this morning then yesterday. 26 mile-per-hour wind at moon bay. we will be looking at a sunny day today. it will be cool with

temperatures coming up through the 30's and into the upper 40's by noon time. low to mid 50's today. jobina: the break in the weather is a release for some neighbors dealing with damage to their homes from downed trees. lena howland joins us live this morning, on her way to santa rosa where some homeowners are dealing with the storm aftermath . lena: good morning. we are live on the 101 north, heading up to santa rosa to take a look at damage in one specific neighborhood where multiple trees fell on cars and home. unfortunately, some of the damage has red tagged some of the homes in the neighborhood. i want to show video of what the conditions look like there yesterday. we saw several trees which fell on or near homes in the north they. this tree fell onto a house in santa rosa. this one came down on a home in

the fours bill area. nathan was inside of this home with his wife when a tree came crashing down on the. nobody was hurt but he had to hook the generator just to call 91. >> very scary. one of the branches came through our living room ceiling. one was laying over the hood of my car. lena: the damage unfort does not end there. in santa rosa, this tree came right through the roof. fortunately no one was home at the time and the pet dog inside was ok. there was still more concerns about other trees potentially falling across this area as full worked to contact their insurance companies. for some of the homes that have been red tagged, these folks are working on finding an alternate place to stay in the meantime.

reporting live, northboun one, abc 7 news. reggie: store after storm has soaked the santa cruz mountains. some residents in the area are ready for a break. we did hear from some who said this is a return to the good old days. >> put a good winter. definitely getting back to solid winter routes. been light the last few years. >> thankfully i have a generator at home. but with all the closures and trying to figure out where i am going to stay if i cannot stay here or get here. reggie: liking this weather is a choice. this year is definitely one for the record books. more than a foot of snow has fallen there in the last week. kumasi: potholes have been appearing across the bay area during the recent storms. the oakland mayor says the city will start its annual pothole blitz once the streets are dry from all of the rain.

for that, i am thankful. in martinez, make sure you are careful if you are driving along interstate 80. multiple drivers did not see the potholes and ended up with damage. >> i hit a pothole. i was a second person. i pulled over with a flat tire about an hour ago and cars just keep coming in with flats. kumasi: more holes are expected in the area as more rain comes in, creating loose soil underneath the pain bent. you can keep track at weather conditions. with the same live doppler 7 that our weather team uses anytime you want. you can find that on apple tv, google tv, and was on fire and roku. reggie: oakland unified school district will hold a recruitment event for anyone looking to join the staff for the 2023-2024 school year. multiple positions are available including classroom support staff and substitutes.

the event will be held inside oakland high school multipurpose room from 4:30-5:30. layoffs, illuminating unfilled positions, and possibly more school mergers are on the table at oakland unified. it is facing funding cuts due dwindling enrollment. this school discussed possibilities. the board school member mike hutchinson said they continue to look to the state for help. >> one of the things we need to remember is even with us doing this tonight, we are still at the mercy of the state. we all need to continue to push for more resources from both the state and federal government. reggie: the board is expected to discuss more budget proposals. march 15 is the deadline for layoff notices. jobina: supervisors have delayed notice for some -- including calling for a sanctioned red

light district. the resolution would urge state lawmakers to legalize sex work in california. discussion was delayed to next week to any supervisors have little impact in the short term. the deadline to introduce new legislation this year already past more than a week ago. san francisco would be the state to legalize sex work before a sanctioned red light district could be formed. this idea has gained legislators try to deal with this in the district. sa ordinance has pushed back. this prevents the city from assisting in the enforcement of immigration law. they have asked for an exemption for two fugitives charged with murder and child rape. supervis against it, wearing the exemption could set a legal precedent that could be used against sanctuary policies.

supervisors unanimously agreed to delay a vote on a proposal to and virtual comment at weekly meetings. virtual comments again because of covid-19. if the change is approved, you have to show up to the meeting in person to speak unless you get an exemption due to disability. reggie: the san francisco da jenkins is expected to drop charges against a former police officer accused of murdering a carjacking suspect. off-tyged wiilng.e jenkin last month she believes the charges were politically motivated. a group of activists plan to protest this this morning and say that jenkins refuses to hold officers accountable. supporters of mayor zhang tao is standing -- are standing by her decision to part ways with tree -- chief armstrong. >> we know that accountability is central to working together

and moving past the legacy of mismanagement, scandal, and corruption that have plagued our police department for generations. reggie: a rally yesterday was hosted by the open progressive alliance. today marks two weeks since his firing. he is accused of failing to properly act of misconduct by one of his officers. armstrong maintains he has done nothing wrong and has demanded his job back. jobina: tickets go on sale for this year's music festival in san francisco. other tickets you purchased, because there are so many concerts. but this year, a new tier between general admission and vip tickets is available. it is called ga plus and gives you access to a standing lounge, and flushable bathrooms. that is very critical. reggie: that detail is needed. jobina: the porter potties

portable potties are a no. the eager beaver presale begins at 10:00 a.m. lisa, for some reason saying eager beaver sounds -- reggie: it is ridiculous but i love it. we do not know the artist so do not ask us. these are for the people who just want to go regardless. jobina: ga plus. i can do that. reggie: i could get into it because i am not paying for vip. lisa: we are starting out in live doppler 7 where all of the rain is pushing into southern california. we are dry this morning but it is cold with our frost advisory by the bayshore. the peninsula and a freeze warning for the rest of us. if there was any precipitation, of course it would be snow. little bit of a wind chill

factor in concord at 38. the north half is clear. you can see theeze down half moon bay. sun coming up at 6:46. partly cloudy breezy with frost. mainly sunny and mild are the next three days. then a return to wet weather over the weekend. here is a look at how it will be by noon time. maybe 15-30 miles per hour. it is going to feel pretty cool out there despite how bright it is. highs for thursday coming up a little bit too near 60 inland. look what happens saturday. unfortunately, back into a winter light regime. as for today, mid-50's, sunny skies, on the breezy side. >> delay your trip to again because we have closures through the sierra. 80 is closed, from just east of

applegate to the state line. they have closures between myers for avalanche control and 88 is closed on your way toward kirkwood. a little more time and we are checking this throughout the rest of the morning. the san mateo bridge reporting high winds this morning and a 16 minute drive from 880 over toward 101 in the political a peninsula. golden gate bridge, no wind advisory this morning. they have picked up roadwork so you have two lanes now. it is reconfigured for the commute. we have a stall on the bay bridge, just west of treasure island, blocking the slow lane. reggie: regulating violent speech on twitter. a new policy being implemented to target accounts trying to incite violence. >> after a lengthy hearing on president biden's student forgiveness plan, signals the conservative majority and

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jobina: the conservative justices on the supreme court appear skeptical to president biden's plan to forgive billions of dollars in federal student loan. lawyers on both sides are laying out arguments in two legal challenges, trying to block the plan. faith: the fate of president biden's popular student loan forgiveness plan now squarely in the hands of the supreme court. for more than three hours tuesday, conservative justices casting doubt on whether president biden has legal authority to wipe nearly half $1 trillion in federal student loans with just a stroke of his pen. >> i think most casual observers would say that if you are going to give up that much amounts of money and affect the obligations

of that many americans on a subject of great controversy, they would think that is something for congress to act on. faith: critics calling the plan a scam, an unfair giveaway, that would overlook some americans that have already paid back their loans. >> are indirect costs like the fact the student loan giveaway will likely prolong our current inflation crisis. faith: according to the white house, 26 million people already applied for relief and 60 million were approved before the legal challenges halted the program. >> you go to school to get a well-paying job but you also date yourself a whole over norman's debt that is hard to cross out of. faith: the three legal liberal justices are suggesting that would suffer direct harm. >> usually we do not allow one person to step into another's shoes and say i think that person suffered a harm even if

the harm is very great. faith: protesters gathered outside the courts as the conservative majority appears poised to crush the loan forgiveness plan. white house sources tell abc news they are confident they can win this case. a decision is expected by the end of june and right now, the white house insists there is no plan b if they lose the case. reggie: twitter is rolling out a new policy for violent speech on its platform. the new zero-tolerance policy prohibits violent threats, which of harm or incitement of any violence. a post from the twitter safety page says any violence will have their account suspended. for less severe violations, twitter will require the user to delete the tweet before getting their account back. jobina: dictionary.com has added 300 new words. some new words are "h

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the country, our country has multiple time zones. >> and gravity works the time because it is faster on the moon. it is all kind of spacey. jobina: literally. >> but interesting. good morning. we are looking at rain moving out of town. we have clear skies and dropping temperatures but the winds are breezy and there are some clouds in the south bay. until 8:00, we have a frost advisory and temperatures dropping quickly. the winds will allow for upper 30's to low 40's. already two in santa rosa, 31 in delarosa. breezy winds anywhere from 20-25 miles per hour and a wind chill factor in our east bay as well. you will need the coat because it will not warm up too much. we will see skies become clear

and partly cloudy. the breeze with us all day long, quite gusty, and more sunshine tomorrow into friday. are looking at what wet week unfortunately so let's fast forward to friday where we have high clouds. here is a look at your saturday. 10:00. there is rain into your sunday. we get a break late in the day. here is a look at sunday and into monday night. are still looking at pretty good totals. saturday and sunday, anywhere from an half inch to three quarters of an inch. if you can get out and enjoy the sun the next couple days, that is a good plan. perhaps 7-day forecast. even colder for your thursday. a milder afternoon tomorrow and friday. level one system saturday and sunday. they will be cold right on

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jobina: 5:22. your are seven things you need to know. cleanup efforts underway in the north bay after this week's storms. trees fell on at least two homes but no one was hurt. reggie: more than nine feet of snow has fallen in some areas of the sierra nevada mountains from recent storms. highway 50 has also had closures and chain controls when it is open. lena: the rain has ended and it is cold out there with a frost advisory and freeze warning until 8:00. >> we are following y wednesday morning commute. we have an accident westbound highway for near a lone tree -- highway four, a lone tree blocking the area but not a big backup. jobina: an urgent search underway in santa rosa for this man on your screen. 64-year-old larry acheson walked away from his home yesterday

afternoon. he has dementia and will not be able to find his way home. reggie: delay discussion on a sanctioned red light district that is supposed to be now next week. the government's urging state lawmakers to legalize sex work in california. jobina: tickets for this year's outside music fest will go on sale today at 10:00 a.m. but the lineup has not been released. reggie: alameda county residents who stopped paying rent in -- last year have until april to start paying again. the city of san francisco approved nearly $3 million in funds to renovate one of the hotels use for people who were house list during the pandemic. here is abc seven news anchor dion lim. reporter: as san francisco exits its covid state of emergency tuesday, it is braced to welcome back tours and guests.

according to the city hotel council, occupancy went from a pre-pandemic high of 80% to a low of 8%. the 20 ended just shy of 6% occupancy. the san francisco board of supervisors passed a $9 million settlement for the hotel that comes after a lawsuit by the hotel parent company. alleging property damage caused during the pandemic. i spoke to a former employee of the hotel who did not want to go on camera but says homeless gas a mess, destroying walls, flooring and televisions. in 2022, abc 7 hotels used to house about 4000 on house. >> it is great. anything off the streets is great. reporter: we stopped by the tilden hotel which advertises itself as the best hotel in san francisco to learn more about how funds will be used in their

renovation, it was closed. calls to their pr company were also unanswered. dion lim, abc 7 news. reggie: coming up, a break in the wet weather in the forecast. a look at when the rain is coming back. jobina: the director of the fbi is speaking publicly about the claim a lab leak in china could be to blame for the covid-19 pandemic. how lawmakers are addressing rising tensions with

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at dead and dozens more injured in greece after a commuter train collided with a fracturing -- a freight train. jobina: the same storm system bringing rain to the bay area is dropping several free of snow

into the sierra, creating a risk on the roads. >> it is concerning and we are also worried that if one comes down, it will hit a mother and hit another. reggie: communities storm damage using today's rake in the weather to clear out damage caused by down trees and water slides. jobina: what's all this wet weather is doing for local vineyards. good morning. wednesday, march 1. lisa:, freezing our inland valleys. temperatures will continue to drop but will come up after the 7:00 hour. 31 in santa rosa, 38 in concord. we have a bit of a breeze allowing temperatures to hover around 30 along the peninsula and south bay but 2-11 degrees

colder today than yesterday at this time. we are looking at a slow warm-up today. temperatures by nine still in the 30's in some inland valleys. low 40's elsewhere. by the afternoon, about 10 degrees below average. a cool one but at least it is sunny. reggie: we take that. the brief break in the weather is good news for neighbors dealing with damage to their homes from down trees. lena howland joins us this morning, on her way to santa rosa, where homeowners are dealing with form aftermath. lena: good morning to you. we are live in santa rosa, just a few minutes away from a neighborhood that was hit hard by winds and heavy rain we have seen outta here here over the past couple days. that's because multiple large trees to fall, not only on cars also on several homes, forcing a few of which to become red tag.

i want to show you what conditions looked like yesterday in santa rosa. this tree came right through the roof. fortunately, no one was home it the time and the pet dog was ok. the neighbors realized something was not ok here and heard a hissing noise coming from right outside their house. the santa rosa fire department responded and save the tree broke a gas line but they were able to shut the gas off and secure the line. unfortunately, the home is now in bad shape and will require quite a bit of work. >> a heard a loud bang it is definitely concerning. we are also worried that if one comes down, it will hit another and hit another. it may be further up the hill but may come down on one of our houses as well. lena: a family was their home in for spill when a tree came crashing down on them.

clearly there are multiple neighborhoods in the santa rosa area that have a long road of recovery ahead, many of which are working on contacting their insurance companies and some folks are still working on finding an alternate place to stay as some homes have been red tagged. we are going to show a lift look at this neighborhood in the next half hour. reporting live, lena howland, abc 7 news. jobina: there are any developments in oakland unified's efforts to reduce costs and raise salaries for workers. rodriguez is live in the newsroom. gloria: the board regulations -- resolutions. one would make reductions to the budget. the other would reduce

classified staff. oath of the resolutions failing. we have video of the meeting that continued after midnight. the resolution to reduce classified staff include laying off 98 positions. this was being considered because of a lack of funds or work because of factors that just declining enrollment and increasing costs. other classified areas should be increased. this would mean raising salaries for teachers and other district staff. members of the community weighed in during public comment and some say this has not been supported. one board member called it disappointing that the resolution to reduce classified staff failed. march 15 is the deadline for the layoff notices and the board will have to come back with new proposals for cuts if they want to move forward with salary raises. the next meeting is scheduled march 8. reggie: the death toll is rising after a commuter train carrying

hundreds of people collided with a freight train in greece. more than 35 people were killed in the crash. 85 are heard after train cars fell over and some landed on each other, trapping people inside. the person in charge of the railroad station there is in police custody. many of the passengers were college students and the cause of the collision is not known. jobina: russia's last standing nuclear arms treaty with the u.s. is no more. vladimir putin signed a treaty today ending the agreement and says he can no longer allow the u.s. to inspect russia's nuclear sites to keep tabs on their number of warheads and missiles. this comes as washington and its nato allies have made it clear they want russia defeated. this morning, tensions remain strained between the u.s. and china not just over the surveillance balloons were the war in ukraine but also the origin of the pandemic.

a congressional committee met to discuss the issue. reporter: a newly formed house committee dedicated to investigating potential threats from china held its highly anticipated first hearing last night. >> this is an existential struggle over what life will look like in the 21st century. reporter: poni h.e.r. and h.r. mcmaster served during the trump administration. when asked if he believed china would invade taiwan in the next two years, mcmaster warned of a dangerous period ahead. >> in 2024, it will not be good. reporter: the hearing after the fbi director christopher wray spoke about the origin of the covid-19 pandemic, saying covid most likely originated from a potential lab incident. he accused with the incident. >> they had analysts, virologists, microbiologists,

etc. who focused specifically on the dangers of biological threats which include things like novel viruses like covid. the concerns that in the wrong hands some bad guys like a hostile nation or terrorist or criminals, so here you are talking about a potential leak from a chinese-government controlled lab that killed millions of americans. i will make the observation that the chinese government seems to have been doing its best to try to thwart and a few skate the work -- obfus reporter: the hearing also addressed the chinese owned tiktok app. >> it gives the chinese communist party the ability to manipulate our social discourse and news. reporter: a separate house committee will vote today on a bill that will give president biden the power to ban tiktok from the u.s..

reggie: new video says snow-covered mountains in san bernardino. hundreds of roads throughout the area are so close as a state of emergency has been declared. the storms dumped several feet of snow over the past few days and more is expected today. many residents are snowed in and running low on supplies. >> -- medication and they not have it. >> a lot of people are needing milk and more bread. all of the little stuff people want. first, more dog food, more cat food. anything we can get is great. reggie: county officials and the red cross have opened an emergency shelter and resource center. jobina: this morning, interstate 80 is close from obligated to the state line because of bad weather. caltrans says it will not open until later today. i went 50 is open but trains are

required from east impossibility myers. judges of highway 88 and 89 are still closed -- stretches of highway 88 and 89 are so close. we shared a video of officers responding to drivers at donner summit. the roadway is now shut down and will not open until later today. ski resorts are getting hit hard. . the threats of avalanches are close. >> this is we had 500 inches of snow this season. we are looking at sending our season obviously until memorial day but possibly further after that. jobina: our friend really needed goggles. poor thing. the essential sierra so lab snow lab reported 20 inches of snow in a six hour period. it has not snowed this much

since 2016. reggie: rainy weather has brought concerns to our local vendors. one grower in livermore says he is worried about the season if the rain keeps up like this. >> i have been in this business over 40 years, and i do not remember anything quite like this. reggie: the snow on the mountains and mud on the ground are causing binds to remain dormant. growers are delaying pruning to prevent any frost damage. the puddles can also brought roots if the water sits too long. they're hoping that it will clear up by april 1 or it could cause problems. jobina: barth dealing with a whole bunch of issues for its trains. >> our people are scattered. like stars in the galaxy. reggie: the much anticipated mandalorian has returned for

another season. lisa: we are getting set for a dry day. you can see the rain continuing to push well out of the bay area. breezy winds and cloud cover to the south but temperatures are dropping quickly below freezing. the delta is at 31. oakland is sitting at 40 as well as infant scale. the winds 20-es s ceilly will see skies cleared together for a sunny afternoon. it will be mil trsy and friday. looking at the next storm arriving over the weekend. the winds this morning are anywhere from 15-30 miles per hour. northwesterly flow continues throughout the day. the colors from yellow to red indicate breezy winds. highs in the mid 60's for san jose and santa rosa. we are just shy of that but the

warmest days are the next few would be have sun to help us out. highs are ranging from low 50's in half moon bay, 56 in oakland, fairfield, san jose. even colder for your thursday. friday is nice. rain, cold systems, more sierra snow. >> good morning. we you to bay bridge were we just had the lights turn on four minutes ago. westbrook, you are starting to back up to the toll plaza. from our screened here, hardly to the parking lot on the eastern side. once you get on the span, it is windy but we have a back up toward the tunnel with brake lights adding into san francisco with the western sudan. walnut creek is looking great. taillights heading southbound if you travel from highway 242 in concord to 24, an eight

minute drive. pretty so over the altamont. are seeing 205 speeds under 15 miles per hour. once you get to livermore, speeds pick. once you get to highway four, you have an acciden ♪

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jobina: kobe bryant's widow vanessa has settled with los angeles county for almost $29 million. bryant sued the county after claimed -- sent violent photos of the helicopter crash site and its victims. reggie: alec baldwin is facing another lawsuit related to the death of cinematographer halyna hutchins on the set of the film rest. three crew members say they were

all standing close to alec baldwin when his prop gun went off. they say they suffered blast injuries ever lasting for punitive damages. their attorney says he disregarded safety issues onset. filming for rest is now reportedly moving from new mexico to montana. they will now use yellowstone film ranch and honor halyna hutchins direction for the movie. filming may resume as soon this month. >> our people are scattered, like stars in the galaxy. jobina: the for season three. the third installment for the season featured old allies, new enemies and more g longtime actor carl weathers was able to share his cause on the third season.

>> having been in this as a professional for 50 years, i am really dating myself, it is one of the best experiences i ever had. jobina: 50 years. the skin is giving. reggie: i know. he was apollo in rocky, the original rocky. i think that is who that is. jobina: i have seen it and i am not connecting the dots. reggie: yes, he was apollo creed in the first four rocky films. jobina: and those were in the 70's. reggie: he was in predator too. remember predator? arnold schwarzenegger [laughter] . [laughter] a few things too.

for all ages. reggie: of course pedro pascal plays the ma he did not know that? jobina: no. i have not seen any of these. lisa: it will tell you about something here. live doppler seven -- live doppler 7 looking at the rain exiting. we have a frost advisory for the bayshore, san francisco and the peninsula. and a freeze warning through 8:00. temperatures are dropping through the 30's. the temperatures are tracking sober on the peninsula but it still cold. breezy conditions will continue throughout the day. it will not feel like spring. it is the first day. mainly sunny and milder. we get into the milder

thursday and friday. then what weather returns with cold storms over the weekend. rain is coming into play for out today and into the overnight hours. we get a second push there. this is a look at lake sunday. by monday, it is soggy out there so if you make any plans, the weekend is not cooperating and we are looking at anywhere from about 04 -- here is a look at the new snow totals through late in the weekend and next week, another three feet possible. sunny skies, breezy winds, low to mid 50's today. reggie: the major chain store trying to make returns easier for customers. jobina: first, new video that helps police track down suspects in an attack on mission street. he charges the teenage suspects are facing.

reggie: the new study suggesting an adult graduating into the workforce today may not be mentally or emotionally ready. jobina: a lift look outside showing off the embarcadero. will be bright that -- right back.

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jobina: this morning, we are learning more about a recent attacked in san francisco's mission district. a couple was left with bruises and fractures and the wife with a severely damaged it into her face. the two were out for a walk last month on 18th street between church and lorenz. new surveillance video used in the investigation shows the couple walking here. we c them. let's takeanee a look at this

moment. what you are seeing here are the suspects. a teenage girl on the electric scooter. police say she hit the couple with the scooter and then began attacking them. later, another teenager joins in. both teenage girls are now in custody at a juvenile center facing a number of felony charges. reggie: a search is underway for a man with dementia in santa rosa who has been missing for 24 hours. multiple teams spread across the city looking for larry atchison. they have used drones and search docs but no luck yet. he is six feet tall pounds. you can see his picture there. he does have dementia and will not be able to find his way home. he was last seen wearing a lack columbia jacket, dark blue jeans, and slip on shoes. jobina: a new study on the mental health of young adults

shows recent college graduates are not mentally or emotionally ready for the workforce. we are breaking down the reasons why and what this might mean for the future world. reporter: social media, pandemic disruptions, and more making a list of factors impacting the professional lives of young adult who graduated in the last few years. >> because we have this mental health overlay, anxiety, depression, suicidality, and substance abuse, it seems to be a lot harder. the world is a harder place to enter into. there is no surprise people will struggle with this. reporter: this psychology professor dr. thomas plant weighing indult beten 22 28 tat bhelors thing most are unprepared to survive in a 9-to-5 workplace. more than half admitted to seeking help -- help for

emotional problems including anxiety or depression. in other 53% noted experiencing burnout at lease once a week. also 39% blamed their colleges for not teaching them workplace skills or emotional and behavioral standards. reporter: -- >> i do not think you can blame colleges for this because it is come to us already with stress from high school. reporter: navigating the coming of age during the covid-19 pandemic kept most of them in the comfort of their own home, unable to hone in on typical real-life experiences. >> they are getting into an office environment where there is tension between coworkers and the opportunity to get fired and they are not ready for it. reporter: says the ceo of redballoon.org who -- >> if you want to spend less time focusing on the current

excitement on twitter or the current political ideologues, and instead want to just focus on your job, that is what our website does. reporter:h hmental health hardso sees employers say young adult outside of school do not have the desire to work or work hard. >> they do interviewer's with people who say i can show up at 10:00, and they say how about 8:00? they say i do not see that happening. reporter: -- >> we live in the world we live in and we have to adapt and accommodate. we do have a lot of tools in our toolbox that we can offer to help people cope and manage. reggie: if you ride bart you may know about writing to a platform only to find out your train has been canceled.

just released data shows more than 10,000 canceled trades last year. that is nearly triple compared to 2021 and five times more than pre-pandemic. already this year, barth is tracking service problems in just over half of its trains that were on time in january. on extreme winter weather and infrastructure failures, ridership in recent months is just about 40% of pre-covid levels. lisa: good morning. live doppler seven showing you the rain moving out of town. it is raining in southern california. not snowing right now but much more so to town. we do have a freeze warning for north bay, east bay, and our south bay interior valleys. the bayshore, temperatures in the 30's. it is freezing in santa rosa. the sun coming up at 6:41. we get coldest temperatures

about an hour after sunrise. after 8:00, we begin to see these numbers coming up but not only is it cold, we have breezy winds. the winds will continue throughout the day but a sunny day all the way. jobina: insulin. the company set to charge up to 70% less for the drug. reggie: if you work in san francisco, you could be eligible for money and not know it. jobina: the recall you need to know about. reggie: live look outside, 5:57. to make yourself feel okay to drive...

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jobina: but many areas are feeling the impact of the storm. in the north bay wicking up with trees on their homes and awaiting repairs. reggie: the supreme court seems skeptical about the president student loan forgiveness play on. it means for the millions opening -- hoping to get the financial break. kumasi: get cash back. the city of san francisco may owe you money. reggie: today is wednesday, march 1. today is when your rent is due. sorry to say. jobina: we have a positive thing

for you, no rain.