oakland citizens who are making safety in their neighborhood a top priority by taking matters into their own hands. abc seven news at six starts now. >> building a better bay area moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7 news. >> after more than a week of brutal deadly air attacks, a final warning delivered by air for residents to get out of gaza for their own safety. good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm j.r. stone. as the violence continues to escalate, the humanitarian crisis in the middle east is growing. the us is now appointing a special envoy who will focus on ensuring that life saving assistance can reach vulnerable people throughout the region. the death toll is rising more than 4000 killed in attacks by israel's military and hamas. that includes more than 2600 palestinians and more than 1400 israelis, according to officials . it's now the deadliest of the

five gaza wars there were also 30 us citizens killed, according to the state department, 13 americans remain unaccounted for. here is inés de la cartera with the latest from jerusalem. >> pm israel continue. who's preparing for an imminent invasion of the gaza strip? the idf says plans are set for a coordinated attack by air, sea and land and we will strike hamas from the top through its institutions all the way down to the individuals that conducted the butchery of our babies. >> we did not ask for this war, but we will win it. israel has been dropping leaflets over gaza urging people to move south for their own safety. >> we have asked gaza and civilians in northern gaza to evacuate to the south. >> so that they are out of an area that is going to be an active combat zone. >> israel launching retaliate airstrikes into gaza, more than a week ago following the brutal attack by hamas. israeli officials say at least 1300 have

been killed in israel. others taken hostage their families now pleading for their return. my answer suffers from parkinson's disease. >> she's 63. every day without her medication is torture. she's being tortured. in gaza, more than 9000 injured since the conflict began and more than 2600 killed, according to the palestine health ministry. >> 35,000 people now sheltering at gaza's main hospital. the institution of the hospital today is the first proof the refugees filled the corridors. president biden standing firmly behind israel but expressing concern over the growing humanitarian crisis in gaza. i can't lose sight of the fact that the overwhelming majority of palestinians had nothing to do with hamas. >> secretary of state antony blinken returns to israel on monday after meeting with leaders throughout the middle east. >> one of his main objectives to prevent the conflict from spreading this is a difficult

and a challenging time, but but there's a determination that i've heard across the board to work through it, to get through it, and to do that together. meanwhile, a bipartisan congressional delegation led by senator chuck schumer met with israeli leaders on sunday. at one point, they were rushed to a shelter to wait out a hamas rocket attack. inés de la cuetara, abc news, jerusalem. >> for a second day in a row, a pro-palestinian rally in our area drew a massive crowd. today's demonstration took place near santana row in san jose. hundreds came out to march and then prayed. palestinian groups are alarmed with israel's military escalation in gaza and worried about the fate of relatives there. >> why are we out here? because we want to put a halt to israeli bombardment of gaza. there's there are two paths we can take. we can either bomb gaza and just flatten the strip, kill thousands of people, mostly civilian, or we can have a two

state solution. >> a pro-palestinian protest in san francisco yesterday drew a crowd of thousands as hundreds also came out to support the people of israel for a rally in san francisco. and on the peninsula. stanford students tied ribbons to combat. some hate messages on the conflict. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard has more. we stand with israel. >> we stand with israel. >> several hundred people rallying at san francisco's civic center to show their support for israel in the midst of the conflict. we want our children back. this group condemning the actions of hamas. pleading for the safe return of kidnaped families and children. what's going to happen to this kid? >> he's four years old, four years old. how is he going to hold on in hamas captivity? >> i don't know. >> we need to bring our people home. >> we stand with israel. >> it's not about us, right? even if you are pro palestinian, you should stand with us.

>> i was actually on the united flight on friday night a week ago. that was redirected back to san francisco. >> ginny roth attends college in tel aviv, where her grandparents live. >> they spent the past week in bomb shelters. my grandfather is actually in the hospital right now. there's just i mean, elderly people are suffering immensely because of this. >> jewish students and israeli students on campus have been really struggling for the last week. hillel at stanford, rabbi jessica kirshner says it's why students type dozens of blue ribbons around campus on sunday. >> she says it's a response to anti-israeli messages written in chalk and banners across campus this week when there was silence at the beginning from the highest levels of the university. >> the noise that filled it was really frightening and alienating. and so i think our students are trying to put out a different message this week, students from hillel gathered for a vigil to light candles and pray for israel. >> cornell bernard, abc7 news.

>> efforts continue to get tens sonoma county residents out of israel and safely back here to the bay area yesterday. abc7 news spoke with one of them who's in tel aviv today. morgan told us she's still on track to leave tuesday and that her bags are packed and ready by the door . morgan traveled to israel ten months ago with a jewish youth group. she says the situation has become terrifying. north bay congressman mike thompson's office is working to bring those residents home safely. this is an ongoing situation. we'll continue to keep you updated on what's happening in israel and gaza and here at home. we'll bring you the latest local connections on tv and online. you can always check abc7 news.com. com and download the abc seven bay area app on your phone to get breaking news alerts and live stream updates. a new push today in the effort to recall alameda county district attorney pamela price. the group safe or save alameda

for everyone began collecting signatures for the recall. they say price has failed to responsibly prosecute criminals. brenda grisham, who lost her son to gun violence, says the county needs to do more to keep the community safe. >> the focus of the da's department is not to just set aside the families that have lost their loved ones. you have to work with these families in order to make a difference and to help other families. they're not going to court and letting due process have its way. we're they're stepping in and doing plea deals and not, you know, informing the parents of what's going on. and that's unfair. >> safe has until march 5th to gather more than 70,000 signatures to get the recall on the ballot next year. we asked price about the recall effort last week. she said she was elected by the people of alameda county and is doing what she was appointed to. a group of west oakland residents are taking their community's safety into their own hands. they came

together for a we keep us safe day. part of their effort to address concerns about violence. the group gathered to discuss community efforts to promote safety. they also cleaned up a neighborhood park and hosted a food giveaway during the event. that is great to see right there. well, moving along, an accused killer is back behind bars at a texas prison. still ahead, a wild escape attempt that included plenty of running and a lot of training. and a tough day in cleveland for the 49 ers, starting with a game scuffle. chris alvarez will have those details later in sports. >> i'm spencer christian. clouds and moisture are moving in our direction along with a brief cooldown. i'll have the active weather forecast in just a moment. when abc seven news at

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plotted her own escape attempt. surveillance video shows caitlyn armstrong trying to scale a seven foot fence to break free from custody. now, according to an affidavit, armstrong put in a medical request that restricting the use of leg restraints then filed an injury complaint to get herself a doctor's appointment outside of the prison. officers

say as they escorted armstrong from the doctor's office to the car. she then made a run for it, trying to scale the fence. an officer pulled her down and she tried to run again. they say armstrong went about a mile while stripping off her prisoner uniform and even freed a hand from her cuffs before finally being caught. >> this affidavit is all about mrs. armstrong's attempt to escape authorities and to go somewhere else. she was clearly intentional about trying to get away from authorities. >> armstrong is accused of murdering a professional cyclist who armstrong believed was romantically involved with their boyfriend. authorities say armstrong appears to have been planning to break out of jail for a while. they've combed through video which they say shows her and shows that she had been exercising vigorously for months ahead of the escape attempt. that is all happening in travis county, which is in the austin area. today, members and friends of glide, the spiritual haven, have extra

reason to rejoice at sunday service. the church introduced its new ceo, dr. gina fromer brings more than four decades of experience leading organizations. she relied on help from glide in the late 1980s as a young mother for dr. frommer's was most recently ceo of the children's council of san francisco. co. there she oversaw . a $236 million budget. sad news to report from the entertainment world. actress suzanne somers has died. somers is best known for her roles on the tv series three's company. and step by step, she was also the main spokesperson for the thighmaster. she was born in san bruno. her publicist says she passed away peacefully this morning after fighting breast cancer for more than 23 years. tomorrow would have been her 77th b birthday. t taylor swifts proving to be a chart topper in more ways than one. still ahead, the big weekend at the box office for the music superstar

and parts of the bay area are in for a warm up. abc7 weather anchor spencer christian is up next with your accuweather forecast. >> and just ahead in sports, entering the day the niners won just two remaining undefeated teams in the nfl and it was a dog fight in the dog pound. niners browns down to the wire last second kick deciding things. we'll see you

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j.r. and i were just discussing. and some higher clouds are moving in our direction, also bringing some moisture generally in our direction. but we may not get any rainfall out of it. right now, we're looking at nice brisk breezes blowing onshore, especially around the golden gate, although we've got these cooling onshore breezes, they haven't cooled the land areas down much because 24 hour temperature change shows most locations are quite a few degrees warmer right now than at this time yesterday. we also have elevated wave heights. they're beginning to lower just a little bit. but this beach hazard statement issued by the national weather service remains in effect through the late night hours. there's a risk of sneaker waves and increased risk of dangerous rip currents. okay. here's a live view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco. and here comes the fog. temperature readings right now, 60 degrees in san francisco across the bay in oakland, 67, low to mid 70s at mountain view, san jose, 71. palo alto and 59 at half moon bay. and it's foggy at the golden gate breezy there as well. 72 degrees right now in santa rosa, 75 apiece at novato

and napa, 84 at fairfield and 80 each at concord and livermore. and from mt. tam looking down into the bay, we got a pretty clear view here, but you can see those low clouds working their way through the golden gate out over the locally, out over the bay. these are the forecast headlines. clouds will increase overnight. there may be some morning sprinkles up in the north bay actually could continue into the afternoon, but they'll be widely scattered and very light. minor cooling will occur tomorrow as well with the lingering clouds. but then much warmer weather develops on tuesday and continues through friday. here's our overnight forecast animation starting at 7 p.m. notice the clouds increasing again, a few sprinkles offshore and up to our north. a little steadier rainfall, but it'll be well to our north. so we'll start the day tomorrow morning with lingering clouds, maybe a sprinkle or two in the north bay, and then it all sort of starts to clear out late tomorrow evening. overnight, low temperatures will be mainly in the mid 50s highs tomorrow, mid 60s at the coast, low to mid 70s around the bay shoreline, upper 70s to near 80 inland. then on

tuesday it starts to warm up. we'll see some mid to upper 80s inland and then by wednesday look for 9092 degrees in the warmest spots. thursday pretty warm, also low to mid 90s in the hottest spots. so we have quite a warmup coming our way. and here's another view of it on the accuweather seven day forecast. so warming trend starts tomorrow. it'll feel almost like summer on wednesday, above average temperatures remain with us into thursday, which is when we might see low to mid 90s inland mid to upper 80s around the bay shoreline. then cooling begins on friday with an even sharper cooldown going into next weekend. >> now abc seven sports with chris alvarez. >> the 49 ers don't play the browns often, but there were tensions pre game. deebo samuel got mixed up in a pre game fight and then trent williams 71 just put an end to that and you could tell from the early going it was a battle all against the browns brock purdy playing his 13th nfl game still never lost in the regular season opening possession. they go 84 yards and five plays purdy a little shovel pass to christian mccaffrey. 15

straight game with a touchdown second most in nfl history seven to nothing in a hurry niners though had chances in this game to do more. here's purdy to brandon aiyuk aiyuk with a hurdle and a first down. he had a team high 76 receiving yards but the niners led just ten seven at the break. missing opportunities in this one. deebo samuel left early in the game with a shoulder injury did not return. third quarter tied at ten. this is purdy's first interception since january 1st. that was 248 attempts. the browns led 1310 after three. the niners defense though, came up with two interceptions of p.j. walker jr, who was filling in for deshaun watson as deommodore lenoir. huge play early in the fourth quarter. niners deep in the red zone and in business that set up this very next play remember now mccaffrey is out with an oblique injury and here's jordan mason in for the score 17 1349 ers cleveland took the lead on two late field goals aided by penalties. they were more than 200 yards of combined penalties in this game, most in the nfl this season. so the niners, though they had a chance

to win the game they get in the two minute drill. ken purdy do it this is a good start to the drive purdy out of the gun finding brandon aiyuk nice little route and then more yards after catch put the niners right into field goal range for rookie kicker jake moody who had a chance to win it with just seconds to go he missed a 54 yarder early in the game the left and pushes this 41 yarder to the right and that is the game the niners drop their first one of the season 1917. >> the main thing is that you know i think they earned it and we did in this game that's what it came down to. i would never put it on moody at the end there to say you know it's great that we had an opportunity to win that we didn't earn it. >> you know, we bombed out. we didn't get it at the end. you know, honestly, we probably didn't deserve to win that game, but it's a good learning experience for us. >> we feel like we failed, you know, our own expectations today in terms of playing our best. we're going to learn from it. it's going to sting right now for the next couple of days. but we got a good group, so we'll

bounce back. >> the niners play in minnesota next week on monday night football vikings without star wideout justin jefferson in chicago today late second quarter kirk cousins finding his fill in the rookie jordan addison they missed the pat. 12 six lead at the half bears quarterback justin fields got hurt in this game as backup hit fumbles and then jordan hicks finally picks up that loose football he'll take it all the way back for a touchdown as the vikings go on to win 19 to 13. aaron rodgers, there he is without crutches on the sidelines for the jets. robert saleh trying to knock off the undefeated eagles niners had to be watching this game closely. two minutes left philly at 1412. jalen hurts picked off by tony adams returns it all the way back to the eight yard line hurts threw three interceptions in this game robert saleh bringing the energy and then the eagles let breece hall walk in untouched so they can get the football back quicker. new york adds a two point conversion so it's 2214 game saleh he can smell victory last chance for the eagles it's fourth and eight hurts going to air it out but it is knocked down huge win for saleh and the jets and there are

no more undefeated teams as new york gets their first win in franchise history against the eagles in 15 tries. 2214 former niner offensive coordinator it's mike mcdaniel the dolphins hosting the panthers today and here's your play of the day. from miami to a tagovailoa to tyreek hill. that's a touchdown. and then tyreek, he's really fun. takes the phone from the sideline cameraman and he ends up doing a backflip. he filmed that. that was pretty good. dolphins are feeling good about themselves. 42 to 2, 21 and a quick baseball note. j.r the giants have, according to andrew baggarly. andrew baggarly of the athletic a they've interviewed alyssa nowak and the assistant coach for their managerial job, believed to be the first woman ever to be interviewed formally for a managerial job in major league baseball history. so the giants obviously without gabe kapler looking for a new manager. alyssa mccann, according to some sources of his, yeah, it's huge news. we'll wait and see. giants, obviously have some things to do this off season. >> yeah. and dusty baker and bruce bochy busy at work. they're busy at work this off season. >> they have a game right now.

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