reyes: Él se iba en el tren a las 04:30 de la maÑana.ajo mÁs peligroso en tiempos de pandemia, es el de cocinero. esto se debe a que trabajan en lugares limitados y cerrados, donde el virus se propaga fÁcilmente. por 15 aÑos, alejandro ramÍrez ha cocinado comida mexicana en un restaurante en los Ángeles, california. ramirez: tratamos de tener nuestra distancia, en lo que es cocinar y tener nuestros sanitizer y mantener nuestra distancia. roberts: alma hernÁndez es mesera desde hace 20 aÑos y dice que estÁ consciente del alto riesgo que corren quienes trabajan en la cocina. hernÁndez: nosotros por lo menos salimos afuera y hacemos algo un poco diferente y ellos pues lamentablemente estÁn ahÍ adentro. roberts: ramÍrez tiene un hijo pequeÑo y dice que todos los dÍas su esposa lo despide con una advertencia. ramÍrez: dice “mi amor, pues cuÍdate”, porque ya no quiero contagiarme y contagiarlos a ustedes y contagiar a la demÁs gente que vien a comer y todo. roberts: dice que ha buscado opciones, aunque no ha visto muchas. ramirez: pues realmen

abc 7 news reporter, kris reyes. >> i wish i could say this is what's causing the spike.n, we could address it. but it's just, it is disheartening to know that our citizens are suffering. >> this is the latest dashboard out of santa clara county. morgan hill covid-19 case rates now only second to gilroy, surpassing san jose where numbers have been getting better along with the rest of the bay area. >> we need to make sure that people are testing. we also want to make sure that those people who are at highest risk are getting their vaccine. >> one problem leaders are trying to address. morgan hill doesn't have a single vaccination site. residents have to travel to san jose or gilroy to get the shot. >> just being able to get people to vaccination sites, i think, is -- is probably going to be where we have to focus our energy. >> morgan hill is also home to a large black and latino population. both groups have been hard hit by covid-19. add to that, many other vulnerable populations live in the city. the elderly and essential workers. for morgan hill's leaders, the case rat

"abc 7 news" reporter chris reyes talked to tech experts about the latest court decision. >> reporterwitter have long denied the fact that they are media companies, but ultimately they are coming to the conclusion that they do need to be more proactive about the content on their platform. >> reporter: the most prominent example when twitter banned president trump from the platform after the capitol riots. now a california court decision is up holding the social media network's right to kick users off their site. in this case a kra nadean writer filed a suit against twitter after she was band from the platform over tweets about transgender woman. one of the tweets said men aren't women. the judge ruled twitter has a right to ban users for certain speech. >> i think it is important to recognize that trans people are a vulnerable group of people, that there's a lot of hate and activity against them. i think it is important that social media platform live up to their responsibility of protecting vulnerable people like they have done in this case. >> reporter: a social media platforms have

"abc 7 news" reporter chris reyes talked to tech experts about the latest court decision. >> reportercebook and twitter have long denied the fact that they are media companies, but ultimately they are coming to the conclusion that they do need to be more proactive about the content on their platform. >> reporter: the most prominent example when twitter banned president trump from the platform after the capitol riots. now a california court decision is up holding the social media network's right to kick users off their site. in this case a kra nadean writer filed a suit against twitter after she was band from the platform over tweets about transgender woman. one of the tweets said men aren't women. the judge ruled twitter has a right to ban users for certain speech. >> i think it is important to recognize that trans people are a vulnerable group of people, that there's a lot of hate and activity against them. i think it is important that social media platform live up to their responsibility of protecting vulnerable people like they have done in this case. >> reporter: a social media pl

patricia: gerardo reyes de univisiÓn investiga tuvo la oportunidad de entrevistarla hace algunos aÑose el gobierno ya se encargÓ de investigar esto, que es verdad que no tengo nada. emma coronel se presenta como una persona inocente que no tenÍa que ver con el negocio del que acusaban a su marido. para ella el chapo era un simple agricultor. vive ——>> cuando Él estÁ en libertad vivÍa sin lujos. yo no tengo nada de conocimiento de las cosas de las que lo acusan. los temas de conversaciÓn eran los de una pareja comÚn y corriente segÚn nos dijo. nuestras plÁticas son de nuestras hijas, de la escuela, de cosas, nunca sobre cosas que se mencionan en los medios, en las noticias. pero durante el juicio al chapo guzmÁn y en investigaciones de mÉxico salieron a relucir indicios de que tenÍa un papel en la organizaciÓn de su marido el entonces abogado de guzmÁn lo negÓ. recuerda que ya tienen las dos niÑas que tiene que cuidar, es mamÁ, ojalÁ dejen en paz porque su mujer ha perdido suficiente, no hay ninguna razÓn de continuar con los cargos. aprovecho la fama raÍz de la acusaciÓn en estados un

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"abc 7 news" reporter chris reyes with how the young girl's mission is inspiring others. >> stand forans! stand for asians! >> reporter: meet 7th grader ashlyn, the organizers of this rally in san mateo that drew hundreds saturday afternoon. her call to action, stop asian hate. in recent weeks abc 7 has been covering a disturbing number of stories of violence against asians, especially the elderly. in many cases police are still investigating the motive but the images were enough to galvanize her. >> i was like, whoa, this is not okay. why is it happening in our community. >> she said, mommy, this is not right, i want to do a march. i said, okay, i have never done this before but, hey, you know, let's figure this out. we can do this. >> reporter: so the gathering that happened here in downtown san mateo is not the first one this year in the bay area. across the nation an even louder rallying cry including from prominent asian americans. actor daniel day kim has been spreading awareness on social media. the co-founder of nonprofit gold house, a collective of asian leaders, has been wor

as abc7 news kris reyes explains the goal of the $2 million fund is to offer relief to businesses that haven't qualified for previous grants. >> this bar was serving over 4,000 people a week and now it is just nothing. totally idle. we've shut the machines off. they just sit, idle. >> reporter: devil's canyon has already lost millions and counting. quick to apply for a new grant made just for restaurants, wineries and breweries. >> we're not asking for tax documents up front. we're not asking people to up load complicated or sensitive information. our goal is to get checks into hands ideally by next month. >> reporter: the other goal keep it simple and easy to qualify. it works like this. apply online by answering about 20 questions to determine eligibility. county staff will gather applications until march 8th. a lottery system will choose about 200 business for grants you have to about $10,000. if he gets a check? our pg&e and hopefully continue to play employees. >> reporter: this zbrant a lifeline for the 30 or so breweries and wineries that of haven't qualified for other programs.

marÍa: imagÍnate, carolina, univisiÓn investiga la divisiÓn de gerardo reyes, con toda la gente, con, que gerardo dibuja muy bien, esta la cultura buchina¿n?¡ parte de lo que tiffany robert va a hablar, en fin, se cubren todos los aspectos, que la gente no escuchado, y ahora sÍ va a ver. carolina: tÚ eres conocida por muchas cosas, por la cocina, por los ejercicios, por los perros, pero tambiÉn traes historias impactantes a univisiÓn. ¿quÉ traes tÚ? marÍa: hemos preparado un segmento jugoso que se llamaba " una reina en la corte". se uniÓ a una corte de noble, no, una corte judicial. es a lo que la gente le encantaba, la fascinaciÓn morbosa que provocÓ siempre emma coronel, ese es mi segmento. carolina: estaremos muy pendientes para apoyarlos y saber todo eso que esta ocurriendo en " aquÍ y ahora", este domingo, la caÍda de emma cornell. en otros temas, la cÁmara baja vota hoy el paquete de ayuda de estÍmulo econÓmico apoyado por el presidente joe biden, que se prevÉ enfrente obstÁculos en el senado, el intento demÓcrata por incluir un aumento de sueldo mÍnimo 15 $ por hora, en este

chris reyes with a look at wt was taken. >> the fire was a natural disaster. we couldn't blame anybody. the robbery was different. >> reporter: a generator similar to this one was stolen, worth $10,000. this was the damage to the property, ransacked and the windows broke out. >> to break out the windows. that was mean. that was unnecessary. i cannot find a place in my heart to understand. >> that was a week a go. a 7 the fires burned 30 of their buildings to the ground. to the staff, every bit of energy is in the rebuild. >> we are capped. >> reporter: camp krem, the focus remaining fund-raising and they will take all the help they can get. >> money is nice. maybe someone knows an architect oreehewe have dat tonewe >>hacould mean up to $5 million and the years of rebuilding. police are still investigating the case. >> oakland police are asking for your help of an armed home invasion robbery was caught on camera. the video shows two suspects approaching a man the afternoon after january 29th. the presidents holding semiautomatic handguns and forced the man in a

abc7 news reporter kris reyes explains how local community leaders are trying to bring in more resources>> i wish i could say this is what's causing the spike. then we could address it. but it is just -- it's disheartening to know that our citizens are suffering -- >> reporter: this is the latest dashboard out of santa clara county. second to gilroy surpassing san jose where numbers have been getting better along with the rest of the bay area. >> we need to make sure people are testing. we also want to make sure those people at highest risk are getting their vaccination. >> reporter: one problem leaders are trying to address. morgan hill doesn't have a single vaccination site. residents have to travel to san jose or gilroy to get the shot. >> just being able to get people to vaccination sites, i think is probably going to be where we have to focus our energies. >> reporter: morgan hill is also home to large black and latino population. both groups have been hard hit by covid-19. add to that many other vulnerable populations live in the city. the elderly and essential workers. a case rate

patricia reyes fue de las pocas buenas en su papel de madre de leonardo y otro policÍa. >> yo se lo quiero gran final que ni siquiera los personajes alcanzaron a saber. ♪ ♪ >> conocerÁn a la chica de nueva york que saliÓ a la calle vestida de princesa para salvar la vida de su padre. >> los esperamos patricia: "imperio de mentiras" sobreviviÓ porque se adaptÓ a las nuevas circunstancias, pero quiÉn ganÓ y quiÉn perdiÓ? >> ella me dijiste todo lo que piensas de mÍ. victoria robles dijo que es cabeza de una banda de traficantes. se volvieron socios en esos yo negocio. marÍa: victoria no sabÍa que habÍan abusado a una de sus hijas que tenÍa problemas mentales. >> serÁ de alguna manera manejable. marÍa: eugenio da a renata el bebÉ que concibiÓ con su amante. >> si no fuera por darÍo, a marÍa josÉ la hubieran encontrado muerta en el bosque. >> cÁllate. cuando eugenio le ordena matar a majo, darÍo se rebela, la salva y terminan enamorados. >> lo ve como un hÉroe. a pesar de que a toda las persona me digan quiÉn es, ella logre ver a cobra. ambiciosa, sin lÍmites estÁ decidida a dejar su pasado ll

chris reyes with a look at what was taken. >> the fire was a natural disaster.dn't blame anybody. the robbery was different. >> reporter: a generator similar to this one was stolen, worth $10,000. this was the damage to the property, ransacked and the windows broke out. >> to break out the windows. that was mean. that was unnecessary. i cannot find a place in my heart to understand. >> that was a week a go. this was in october when abc 7 news visited at the fires burned 30 of their buildings to the ground. to the staff, every bit of energy is in the krem, the focus remaining fund-raising and they will take all the help they can get. >> money is nice. maybe someone knows an architect or a civil engineer, the more we have donated to us, the less money we need. >> that could mean up to $5 million and the years of rebuilding. police are still investigating the case. >> oakland police are asking for your help of an armed home invasion robbery was caught on camera. the video shows two suspects approaching a man the afternoon after january 29th. the presidents holding

siento que estoy bailando con patricia reyes spíndola. puchy: ay, ¿qué tiene? vítor: ahí está.y. espérate, espérate. no te muevas tanto, te vas a salir de tu vestido. [timbre] albertano: hola, güera. o güero, o lo que seas. oye, soy amigo de albertano. ¿le puedes hablar? >> ¡albertano! te busca tu amigo. albertano: ¿qué? yo a ese güey ni lo conozco. no es mi amigo. está muy naco. [cumbia] vítor-- vítor: déjame. ¿por qué "vinistes"? albertano: porque soy tu amigo. vítor: ay, sí, soy tu amigo. ¿y entonces por qué me "desnegastes" en frente de todas tus amistades? albertano: y tú te "fuistes" al cine a ver nuestra película más favorita. vítor: ah, pues sí. y como también soy tu amigo, decidí mejor salirme antes de verla y la pasé a comprar pirata, carnal. para que la viéramos tú y yo juntos en la casa. mira. albertano: vítor, ¿hiciste eso? pero nosotros no podemos ver esta película. vítor: ¿por qué no? albertano: porque es pirata, carnal. vítor: ¿eso qué? albertano: vítor, cuando tú ves una película pirata, el niño dios llora. vítor: ¿eso qué, güey? albertano: bueno, la cosa es qu

nba en instagram puso el logo de la nba con una fotografía de kobe bryant debe pasar no me importa reyescontra los celtics niños en casa nunca le de la espalda por el sacado es un tipo tan habilidoso de pegó en la espalda luego solito lo pone en bandeja 27 a 112 ganó atlanta ya saben siempre de frente en salir en palco deportivo cerramos el palco por hoy a las seis de la tarde mucha más información >> ahí está uno apenas prestando atención de reflejo >> eso es muy viejo la espalda en la línea de fondo preguntaban es eso legal puede hacer ahí está aproveche gracias por la información >> protéjase su cara >> en breve mientras algunos rezan para liberar y otros que no la atraparon e se entregó, será cierto? >> algunos países de latinoamérica unen fuerzas para producir dosis de la vacuna contra el covid-19 es contaremos detalles ya regresamos estamos en vivo en telemundo 48 [♪ ♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪ ♪] . >> [♪ ♪ ♪] . > [♪ ♪ ♪] . >> presidentes de estos poblados al norte se llevaron tremenda sorpresa al ver que había una bomba su vivienda >>

. >> chris reyes, abc 7 news. >> >> millions of californians will get a $600 state stimulus package.he 5.7 million people who qualify can see it a month after filing tax >>> the u.s. has surpassed half a million deaths in the coronavirus. that is more than the number of lives lost in world war i, world war ii and vietnam war combined. president biden said there is light on the horizon. >> reporter: a once unimaginable milestone reached in the country. more than 500,000 americans died from covid-19. each life reflected upon during a moment of eye lesigh of silen white house. >> as we imagine the scale of death in america, remember each person and the life they lived. >> reporter: lives like sally and manny, dying just seconds apart. and ashley bennett who had just given berth and let her daughter only once. >> that is the only time she got see her in person which breaks my heart. >> reporter: as the nation grieves, there is hope. the average number of daily cases has plunged 74% since january. the deaths down 38% in the last five days. americans are immunized. the doses are on track t

abc7 news reporter kris reyes got reaction. >> reporter: when ever salesforce makes any moves clearly the rest of the community is li >> reporter: listening to this tuesday. he writes an immersive workplace is no longer limited to a desk in our towe experice is about m than ping-pong tables and snacks. a bigger trend where tech companies to longer have headquarters. talent can be found anywhere and flexibility is a key benefit. >> makes it much easier for folks with family, caregiving duty, other things outside of the workplace. it makes it more equitable in that sense. >> reporter: the pandemic triggered about 63% of tech companies down sizing offices. all of that a huge impact on the city's downtown core. >> i think it makes us nervous and hopeful for app opportunity. >> reporter: because that means this massive downtown salesforce tower will be mostly empty. old navy also closing its sff offices. uber, and twitter also told their employees they can work from home forever. the list keeps growing. >> i have no doubt we'll see more announcements like this. >> reporter: for the san fra

kris reyes, abc7 news. >> i like that. we got to be ready to go. thank you, kris. >>> on abc7 news at 4:00, we spoke with san francisco clinical psychologist dr. christine garcia. she explained it's not just the pandemic we're dealing with. >> some kids are already having to cope with preexisting mental health issues, and that's okay. but this pandemic and the isolation can intensify it and has for many. >> the important thing to keep in mind. if you or someone you know is struggling, go to abc7news.com/take action to find your ally. we have links to organizations that can help, including hotlines that you can call or text to get in touch with someone. >> please reach out if you need it. and coming up next, join us in our work to build a better bay area. the videos you're going see show the importane of speak up. >>> we have lots of sunny days ahead. but a few gusty ones if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lu

aileen: asÍ es, al ritmo de mÚsica en vivo, sin mÁscaras, a festejaron el dÍa de reyes sin considerars que tendrÍan hoy. cerca de un mes despuÉs, cerca de 400 personas estÁn. contagio masivo se presentaron 20 dÍas despuÉs de las de oraciÓn, porque fueron hechas pruebas rÁpidas a 30 personas, resulta que 10 fueron positivas entre ellas personal mÉdico que tuvo que aislarse y dejar su sabor, porque incrementaba a los problemas, porquerÍa despuÉs la cifra de contagios aumentÓ y no habÍan suficientes autores para atender los casos. ante esta situaciÓn, el alcalde enviÓ la carta que ven en la imagen al presidente andrÉs manuel lÓpez obrador, y al gobernador de oaxaca. en esta pide 1000 vacunas, mÉdicos, tanques de oxÍgeno, mÁscaras, desinfectantes, equipos de protecciÓn y hasta vÍveres. como los habitantes estÁn aislados, no han podido trabajar,ademÁs de todo hay escasez de comida. el alcalde advertÍa que su su peticiÓn es ignorar, las personas contagiadas viajarÁn a la ciudad de oaxaca hasta que sean atendidos o mueran fuera de los hospitales. la secretarÍa de salud dijo que activÓ un pro

. >> reporter: kris reyes for abc 7 news. >> big change.every night on the broadcast, work from homeworks. >> it does, you know. it is working out great. you are holding down the studio. sandhya is out and about and sandhya has got the forecast. >> that is right. we have all of the same tools we have here in the studio. news, weather, sports, all of that. let's take a look at live doppler 7. winters returning, beginning on thshds. there are two more storms before the seven-day forecast is over. live doppler seven. we have a few clouds out there with patches of fog heading to the morning. temperatures 40s, 50s check out a live view. patchy morning fog. widespread rain and fog thursday and light storms early next week. keep the umbrellas handy. 12-hour planner. patches of fog, 40s for most of you. the sun will be out. it will be a brighter day than we experienced yesterday. milder conditions middle 50s to 60s and evening temperatures falling to the lower to middle 50s. today we had a lot of cloud cover. temperatures in the morning, just a few

explicó y se comenta males ofrecidos por aquellos que encontraron al muñeco del niño dios en la boca de reyesño nuevo chino está ya a la vuelta de la esquina en años anteriores ha sido un desfile esperado por muchos pero en este 2021 tendrán algo diferente la cámara de comercio presentó 11 estatuas de bueyes en tamaño real recordemos que es el año del buey es una exposición que estará desde el 3 de febrero al 14 de marzo en la zona de embarcadero las estatuas serán donadas a organizaciones locales uno de los desfiles más grandes que se realiza por el año chino la ciudad de san francisco veremos más información a partir de las cinco paceco noticiero nacional (♪ música ♪) buenas tardes, hoy 2 de febrero en noticias telemundo mediodía el presidente biden pone en marcha su medida política para unir familias en la frontera, surgen críticas porque quedarían cortas y no serían un alivio inmediato, las carreras para vacunar a la población no se detiene y toma mayor importancia a medida que los científicos descubren nuevas variantes d

this morning kris reyes shows us how one young teen's mission is inspiring others. >> stand for asians! >> reporter: meet ashlyn so, the organizer of this rally in san mateo that drew hundreds of people on saturday afternoon. her call to action, stop asian hate. in recent weeks, abc7 has been covering a disturbing number of stories of violence against asians, especially the elderly. in many cases police are still investigating the motive. but the images were enough to galvanize ashlyn. >> i was like, whoa, this is not okay. why is it happening in our community. >> she said, mommy, this is not right, i want to do a march. i said, okay, i have never done this before but, hey, you know, let's figure this out. we can do this. >> reporter: so the gathering that happened here in downtown san mateo is not the first one this year in the bay area. across the nation an even louder rallying cry including from prominent asian americans. actor daniel day kim has been spreading awareness on social media. through #stopasianhate. the co-founder of nonprofit gold house, a collective of asian leaders, h

abc7 news reporter kris reyes explains. >> so as of today, we have of population. within that, we vaccinated 57% of the 65 and over population. >> and that's why san francisco is moving into phase 1b of vaccinations. in california, that's a broad category of about 12 million people. it includes anyone who works in food and agriculture. that means restaurant, grocery stores, farm, education and child care. that means anyone who works at a school or cares for kids, even bus drivers and crosswalk guards. and finally, emergency workers and those 65 and older. here are the other bay area counties that are already in phase 1b. alameda, contra costa, sonoma, san mateo. counties vaccinating 65 and older, napa, marin, solano, and santa clara county, which guess into phase 1b on sunday. ramiz yusef, owner of nabila's naturals was happy to hear he now qualifies for a vaccine, but he hasn't heard from his provider yet. >> i think it's really about time. i'm glad to hear that we're finally going to get that opportunity. >> reporter: vaccine supplies are still limited. so far th

un veterano abogado, defensor de narcotraficantes le explicÓ a gerardo reyes lo que puede esperar a laorte de estados unidos. donde afronta cargos de complicidad con los negocios de narcotrÁfico de guzmÁn. >> los cargos son bastante serios. involucran cocaÍna, marihuana, heroÍna. le aplicaron las cantidades que sirven para calificar para pena mÍnima de 10 aÑos. la mÁxima es cadena perpetua. reportero: dice que llevaba y traÍa mensajes del chapo guzmÁn para sus lugartenientes en el cartel de sinaloa. ese papel puede ser considerado tan grave? >> absolutamente. lo que pasa es que la ley de conspiraciÓn es muy amplia. o sea, uno puede incurrir responsabilidad penal en una conspiraciÓn, haciendo muy poquito. reportero: en 2016 nos dijo que no sabÍa nada de las actividades ilegales de guzmÁn. >> todo lo demÁs que se le acusa que hace, las cuestiones... yo no tengo conocimiento. reportero: cree que el gobierno buscÓ un acuerdo con coronel antes de hacer pÚblica la denuncia a cambio de su cooperaciÓn. ilia: la historia de coronel desde su infancia hasta su acusaciÓn por narcotrÁfico esta sema

. >> chris reyes, abc ns. million will get a $600 state stimulus package. the 5.7 million people who qualify can see it a month after filing tax >>> the u.s. has surpassed half a million deaths in the coronavirus. that is more than the number of lives lost in world war i, world war ii and vietnam war combined. president biden said there is light on the horizon. >> reporter: a once unimaginable milestone reached in the country. more than 500,000 americans died from covid-19. each life reflected upon during a moment of eye lesigh of silen white house. >> as we imagine the scale of death in america, remember each person and the life they lived. >> reporter: lives like sally and manny, dying just seconds apart. and ashley bennett who had just given berth and let her daughter only once. >> that is the only time she got see her in person which breaks my heart. >> reporter: as the nation grieves, there is hope. the average number of daily cases has plunged 74% since january. the deaths down 38% in the last five days. progress as more americans are immunized. the d

se fue con lupita andrade para preparar la rosca de reyes.stamos para poder cumplir nuestra promesa. elizabeth: exactamente. yo hice mi tamal. tÚ me trajiste para comer unos tamales buenÍsimos. este lugar me encanta. mucha variedad. elizabeth: el mÍo es una receta especial que yo siempre hago. esta receta me la enseÑÓ mi padre desde hace 30 aÑos. es un tamal de pollo que lleva aceituna, papa, algunos ingredientes secretos. lo preparÉ en el programa de hoy. de traje para compartir. >> perfecto. vamos a probarlo. elizabeth: ya hay una variedad de tamales de tantos sabores deliciosos. yo lo hice con mis manos. yo los hago bien gordito. me gustan bien rellenos de todo. >> vamos a probarlo. ella es una excelente cocinera. hace unas deliciosas recetas en tu canal de youtube. elizabeth: sÍ. para todos los que nos estÁn viendo, para todo el pÚblico de "despierta amÉrica". por favor, pueden ver las recetas y suscribirse a mi canal. dime la verdad. lupita: buenÍsimo. cuÉntame de tu familia. cÓmo han estado? elizabeth: estamos todos bien con salud. hay

abc7 news reporter kris reyes explains. >> reporter: as of today, we have vaccinated 80% of the total 1a population. within that, we vaccinated 57% of the 65 and over population. >> and that's why san francisco is moving into phase 1b of vaccinations. in california, that's a broad category of about 12 million people. it includes anyone who works in food and agriculture. that means restaurant, grocery store, farms. in education and child care. that means anyone who works at a school or cares for kids, even bus drivers and crosswalk guards. and finally, emergency workers and those 65 and older. here are the other bay area counties that are already in phase 1b. alameda, contra costa, sonoma, and napa, san mateo, santa clara, marin and solano are vaccinating anyone 65 and older. the owner of nabil's naturals was happy. he now qualifies for a vaccine, but he hasn't heard from his provider yet. >> i think it's really about time. i'm glad to hear that we're finally going to get that opportunity. >> reporter: vaccine supplies are still limited. so far the state has given out just over 7 milli

kris reyes shows us how one young teen's mission is inspiring others. >> stand for asians! stand for asians! >> reporter: meet seventh greater ashland, the organizer of this rally that drew hundreds of people saturday afternoon. her call to action -- stop asian hate. in recent weeks, abc7 has been extensively covering a disturbing number of stories of violence against asians, especially the elderly. in many cases, police are investigating the motive but the images were enough to galvanize ashland. >> i was, like, whoa, this is not okay, you know? why is it happening in our community? >> she said, mommy, this is not right. i want to do a march. and i said, okay. i've never done this before. but, hey, you know, let's figure this out. we can do this. >> reporter: the gathering in downtown san mateo is not the first one in the bay area this year. across the nation an even louder rallying cry including from prominent asian actors. daniel day kim has been spreading awareness on social media through #stopasianhate. the co-founder of nonprofit gold house, a collective of asian lead

and then, of course, point reyes blue cheese, which is, like, an institution for where we live.s what they're known for. adding other things to the board not only makes it delicious, but it also adds some color and texture, and so for example, here i've got -- this is called hoshigaki, and this is a really traditional japanese method where you peel the outside of the persimmon and then you let it hang and air dry, and it

in the case of this 7th grader, they are our children already. >> reporter: in san mateo, kris reyes,bc7 news. >>> in new york city asian americans are terrified by a wave of attacks. in just ten days there have been seven assaults in their community. >> anyone who commits an act of hatred against the asian american community will be found, will be arrested. >> any attack or act of hate against one of us is an attack against all of us! >> hundreds showed up for a new york rally to denounce the violence. mayor bill deblasio says the city will meet with asian community leaders to discuss how to stop it. nypd is investigating the motives in the attacks. >>> as the bay area confronts issues of race and social justice, we are here to help. head to our website, abc7news.com/takeaction for a complete list of conversations and local resources. >>> in the east bay, st. mary's college is temporarily taking down a sculpture on campus over a possible connection to nazi germany. the statue was in the quad of the school's museum of art. more than 1,000 people signed an online petition claiming it w

you can see point reyes off in the distance if you have good eyes. that's the view over san jose. just as clear and pretty here. a few high clouds, they are just passer byes. moving quickly to the south. everybody has come up to the 60- degree mark. we have a few hours to go before we hit the daytime highs. we may do better than 62 in livermore today. maybe we will get you a degree or two higher than that. 62, redwood city. 64, santa rosa. once we get to sunset which will happen at 5:51 this evening, we have a beautiful evening coming our way. so let's look to tomorrow's change. you see the next system off the coast all of those clouds and that storm just getting beautifully wound up there as it heads up toward british columbia. it's the rain on the southern end of it that gets here. pretty typical story for us. we are getting the tail end of these systems as they move through. we look at that more detail, slow it down here. that is tomorrow night at 8:30 when the first showers arrive up along the northwest sonoma coast. by the time we have gotten to 2:00 in the morning the shower

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kris reyes for abc7 news. >>> with variants of the covid-19 virus now in the bay area, there are fresh concerns tonight about the effectiveness of vaccines being delivered. against that backdrop, some experts are exploring the idea of providing patients with a second booster shot not with the same vaccine but a different one. with the covid virus mutating into new and dangerous forms, experts say it's critical to not only expand vaccination, but make sure they're effective enough that they don't leave too many patients with what's known as partial immunity. >> i think one thing that i want to that i'm concerned about is that we in generating a lot of incomplete immunity. and that's the breeding ground for the variants. >> reporter: dr. melanie ott is a leading viral researcher at gladstone institutes. she worries about situations where variants could strive by natural selection if strong second booster shots are not available fast enough to stamp them out. one strategy being studied worldwide calls for possibly mixing and matching, giving patients boosters with a different vaccine they

reyes is greece's most important port it's been known by the chinese since 2016. china started investing in the border after the 2008 financial crisis and has made it an economic success over the last 12 years congo handling has increased 10 fold but dock workers here on pier one were here before the chinese arrived and saw the changes 1st hand. to be a dot org it's an honest job and with it i've managed to feed my family that i'm satisfied with the. forty's panaji or top of those has been working at the port since 2005 like everyone else here he demonstrated against the takeover of the port by the chinese state company costco. alum of the only good everything is been amassed since the privatisation you would ever since the investor got involved here and is only interested in profit and nothing else our situation has changed before the war was privatized our work was much better and easier we worked in fixed groups back then it always has a team of 2 at this now we don't have enough people so that's no longer possible now we're forced to do the work of 2 men that.

se partió la rosca de reyes y dentro de la rosca habían muñequitos que le tocaron a nuestra querida vamos a comer o sino que el chef nos lo haga, francisco nos mandaste los tamales o no. >>> eso es lo que le iba a decir, que lamentablemente todo el peso de esta situación va a caer sobre nicole suárez porque yo estoy en casa, espero que nicole haya llevado. >>> no se preocupen chicos que hoy vamos a comer muy rico, un abrazo para todos, vamos a comenzar con la primera edición de noticias telemundo un nuevo día ♪♪. >>> semiparalizado por segundo día el noreste de la nación, la primera gran tormenta invernal del año deja 6 fallecidos y una gran cantidad de nieve con la que tienen que lidiar millones de personas, vamos a nueva york, epicentro de la brutal nevada, buenos días, verónicate , escuchamos. >>> muy buenos días, nicole, es el panorama que se vive en long island city, nueva york las acumulaciones han sido severas, la destrucción de los restaurantes es visible, más podemos ver a continuación en esta historia. ♪♪. >>> el noreste de los estados unidos sufre los estragos de la torme

the afternoon hours, that wind coming off the ocean will make will feel even chillier. 43 at point reyes. 36 in half moon bay. winds will begin to subside as we go into sunday. it is still going to be breezy but not nearly as windy. that will allow the temperatures to rise on sunday afternoon. here is a look at what is bringing us the windy conditions. it is a low pressure system inland, higher pressure over the pacific, getting closer as it is building. the two are getting too close together and we're getting squashed in between, and that's why the winds have been developing. live doppler 7 show you some passing clouds right now. it is in the 40s and 50s tomorrow morning. you will need a jacket or a sweater. here is a live look from our kgo roof camera, and along the embarcadero it is nice and quiet. hints of rain late next week. temperatures plunging, by morning 30s, 40s under clear skies. the afternoon will be a nice, sunny one. mild inland around san jose, livermore. 65 in vallejo and santa rosa. 59 degrees in san francisco. 56, half moon bay. it is going to be windy, like i said, ac

the great thing about the city is despite the raul reyes you know whole families are split down the middleroad some so it's not unusual to have a mix of a couple of us and fans and. you have to find this because it is a family. when you always nervous again because it was a fun. but luckily a sense. everything about this city is colored by. the council even chose purple for their opinions combining the red and the. the football is part of the basic house of political. versus everton the city has defied. the biggest game for the liverpool fan i don't like the topic. you know i want them to win so badly that content joins with 9 games to go liverpool need just 6 points and their 30 year title weight will be over surely nothing can stop them this time. but in early 2020 the world turns red and for all the wrong reasons. the world needs to take action. you must stay in. the coronavirus through everything into question question just one question do you think it's going to finish we have no idea let's hope so. with liverpool's title. there was even talk of canceling the season altogether. weeks

showers now in murray and but you can see some of those showers begin to move in right near point reyesme heavier amounts of rain rain moving into santa rosa right now more that on the way and that will start stretch a little further south as we head throughout the evening of the winds. they've been with again with this you've got some 23 mile an hour gusts now 7 to 24 at stinson beach, 24 in mill valley, so yeah that suddenly wind is kicking up more rain tonight to some showers tomorrow, then that may be up for a bit we'll talk about that the rest the forecast coming up a little bit all right lauren sad news to report tonight famed private investigator jack palladino. >>has died he succumbed to his injuries this morning after 2 men attempted to rob outside his home last week. police say that they have since arrested 2 men in connection to that attack. investigators say paladino may have inadvertently helped detectives after pictures were recovered from a camera that the 2 men tried to steal. the men now face a number of charges who worked on high-profile cases ranging from the jonestow

rent increases will temporarily be halted in dylan beach or in city tomato us marshal point reyes station. in cossio and parts of unincorporated novato officials say that those cities have disproportionate covid-19 case rates compared to the rest of her in county because of overcrowding in those cities meaning that many people are living closer together. then is ideal the rent freeze would expire on december 31st. we'll take a break for 41 the time coming up next on the kron 4 morning news, the effort to recall governor gavin newsome is taking a different approach in the north bay. >>why people in one city are blaming him for a spike in crime. >>time now is 4.44, let's get over to the weather center john trouble talking about today being a little nice little reprieve before the next storm comes and good morning. john yeah, definitely a break james because even compared to yesterday and monday which we're dry but did bring with them some cloud cover today is going to look absolutely gorgeous today we're getting a good dose of sunshine. some mild temperatures are most mild of the week and t

the afternoon hours, that wind coming off the ocean will make will feel even chillier. 43 at point reyes will begin to subside as we go into sunday. it is still going to be breezy but not nearly as windy. that will allow the temperatures to rise on sunday afternoon. here is a look at what is bringing us the windy conditions. it is a low pressure system inland, higher pressure over the pacific, getting closer as it is building. the two are getting too close together and we're getting squashed in between, and that's why the winds have been developing. live doppler 7 show you some passing clouds right now. it is in the 40s and 50s tomorrow morning. you will need a jacket or a sweater. here is a live look from our kgo roof camera, and along the embarcadero it is nice and quiet. hints of rain late next week. temperatures plunging, by morning 30s, 40s under clear skies. the afternoon will be a nice, sunny one. mild inland around san jose, livermore. 65 in vallejo and santa rosa. 59 degrees in san francisco. 56, half moon bay. it is going to be windy, like i said, across parts of the bay area.

. >> reporter: kris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> a coyote alert in this neighborhood, after a young girl was attacked. details, coming up. >>> also, here. president biden pitches for pandemic relief, tonight. what he had to say about a $15 minimum wage. >>> and as millions are without power across the country, tonight. a plea from our own energy providers to help. >>> i am meteorologist, sandhya patel. cold tomorrow morning but milder weather for the afternoon. i will have those temperatures, coming up. >> all right, sandhya, thank you very much. that is all ahead for you. first, here is a laook at what' coming up on jimmyanks, dan and. it was a long weekend and i missed you like crazy. >> listen. you can really draw. i can't draw. >> oh, thank you, bette. well, you know what? i can't sing. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ receive a chargepoint home flex charger or a $500 public charging credit. see your volvo retailer for details. >> come on. we could all use some good in our morning. so join us. wake up with america's number one most-watched morning show. abc's "good morning america," oh, how i love saying

abc7 news reporter kris reyes has been talking to mental health experts about the warning signs.to help if they see their kids are struggling? >> hi, larry. we everyone nice with parents and caregivers who may not know where to go if they're dealing with a mental health crisis at home. what signs they need to look for and what resources they need to have on hand right now. here are their best answers. and as an extra resource, we will have the suicide prevention hotline on the screen for the duration of this story. >> so it's really important that we as adult caregivers really remain open and also knowledgeable about resources. because when that door is open and your child is willing to talk, it would be good to be armed with information, right. because the worst thing you can say is oh, i don't -- >> the doctor recommends having resources before you even need

the decentralization of the movement and i think they're well aware if you listen to what the rector reyes of the threat coming from individuals motivated by this kind of audiology the f.b.i. has open cases in all 50 states and is determined to track down individuals you know involved in the capital insurrection so. you know from from where i sit i think if law enforcement asking for more tools saying they don't have what they need again i'm inclined to listen to them while at the same time and i think you know both of our guests have made really important points and they're accurate we have to learn from lessons of the past you know very often we talk about lessons learned i think are pretty schrans maybe having more more correct which is lessons observed right because we fail to learn these lessons but i'm willing to give the by the ministration the benefit of the doubt and listen to some of the folks involved in you know thinking about this very complex problem you are coming to the end of the show yourself i want to hear what you think do you think that the f.b.i. and the security forc

gerardo reyes la entrevistÓ para univisiÓn investiga.rÓ emocionalmente cuando hablÓ de cÓmo habÍan tratado malas autoridades a su padre. el resto fue muy segura, muy concisa en su respuesta. siempre presentÁndose como una persona inocente que no sabÍa que estaba pasando a su alrededor. satcha: obviamente, esta acusaciÓn que ella enfrenta coincide con el mismo mes en 2019 cuando condenan a el chapo guzmÁn en estados unidos. ya sabemos todos los cargos que enfrentÓ en esa oportunidad. tÚ has seguido muy de cerca el caso de chapo guzmÁn. cÓmo valoras o si te sorprende quÉ sea ahora ella quÉ estÉ bajo la justicia estadounidense? siendo ciudadana ademÁs. gerardo: cuando estÁbamos cubriendo el caso en nueva york yo la tenÍa atrÁs en las bancas de las audiencias. conocÍa todo ese lenguaje gestual que intercambiaba con el chapo. cada vez que llegaba la buscaba a ella con su mirada de forma ansiosa. ahÍ empezamos a ver algunos indicios que mostraban que el gobierno federal no estaba muy a gusto con ella porque no autorizaron las visitas a la cÁrc

there was reyes, there was quirky gonzales, and the crusade for -- in city texas.and yet job this never reached out to connect with them. it seemed to be really focused in california. >> i think this goes back to the control issue to some degree, but he wanted to be the sole person in control. he made some efforts we can talk about this later perhaps in texas, he ultimately really undermined efforts by other people to organize in texas because he didn't want people to be in the position of sharing power. so he also had a very strong commitment to nonviolence, and that was not necessarily shared with some of the other leaders of the toronto movement so that became a difference. ironically he emerges at the end of his life as a symbol of that kind of movement even though he didn't really embrace it and it earlier years. >> was it the appearance of during the fast of robert kennedy that catapulted the union, and his crusade to a more national audience? >> absolutely. yes. the fast take place and march of 1958, this is about two years into the great strike and he has b

carlos: regresando, cambiamos de los reyes del narcotrÁfico a los reyes de verdad.l dijo que eso le molesta menos que muchos artÍculos que sacan porque dice que no estÁ basado al 100% en la verdad, y que en realidad no le molesta. jorge: la historia es mÁs importante que eso. hace una semana que hablamos de esa entrevista y de repente Éste presentador le roba el protagonismo. quÉ podemos esperar el domingo? ya estÁ salvando su relaciÓn con su abuela porque estÁ diciendo que le manda un regalo de navidad.tÚ me estÁs dando una exclusiva a mi, esa es la historia que debes hacer carlos: la verdad es que muy hÁbil. tambiÉn dijo que Él no se quiere salir completamente de la vida de la realeza. eli: en esa entrevista demostrÓ que es absolutamente contra la realeza. un hombre carismÁtico y que cuenta chistes. Él es muy simpÁtico y muy normal. es una familia muy real de verdad. carlos: ademÁs dejando claro que quiere seguir los pasos de su madre, que es ayudar. carlos: se me hace que no les van a jalar al escusado nunca. crea que hasta podrÍan venderlo... podrÍan sacar mucho

over 40 miles per hour from point reyes.e coast, breezy, inland valleys, over 20 miles per hour winds. it is 4:00, still breezy. you have to wait until sunset about 5:54, then we'll get winds slowly easing up. a couple of inches, that's what we picked up in the mountains since midnight. not too bad. anywhere from three to five inches. and winter weather advisory expires in the next hour. tomorrow we'll see mid to upper 60s, lots of sunshine. same forecast for monday. remember, this is the last week of lo 7 o the.esday, even whez around the bay, gusty winds at the coast and upper elevations. 55 half moon bay, 62 in oakland, 60 in san jose. the accuweather seven-day forecast, on the cool side today, breezy. warming ginbegins the second ha of the weekend. monday, tuesday, cooling off the second half of the week. and we get march in here, liz, and so far the trend continues for not much excitement in the rain department. >>> you can recreate the magic of disney in your home, guided by disney imagineers. you'll learn to build you

in san jose, kris reyes for abc7 news. >>> man accused of causing a deadly crash involving eight cars in san francisco will be arraigned today. 31-year-old jerry lions faced multiple charges including vehicular manslaughter, felony hit and run and dui. driving a stolen suv and ran a red light causing the pile up last week. one was killed. lions wasin mber for driving a stolen vehicle without a licse and under the influence. >>> coming up. combatting the homeless crisis in the south bay. the movement of tiny homes to help families. >>> and a curious koala lands himself in a tough spot. we'll talk about the rescue mission to save the guy after he caused chaos in australia. before we get there, we check back with meteorologist mike nicco on this tuesday. hey mike. >>> not nearly as cute as the koala so we'll hurry and bet back to him. let's talk about the weather. the upper 40s to 0450s tri val. mid-50s around --. mainly cloudy everywhere. 47 in santa rosa. 48 in mount view. everybody else about 50-52 degrees. livermore 49. los gatos 56. cloudy and about 51 degrees. we need to watch out

robert reyes quire. reflections on what's to come, next. ♪ hey you, yeah you. opened a sofi money account and it was the first time that i realized i could be earning interest back on my money. i just discovered sofi, and i'm an investor with a diversified portfolio. who am i?! i refinanced my student loans with sofi because of their low interest rates. thanks sofi for helping us get our money right. ♪ >>> this is a very interesting insight into what we can expect tomorrow -- donald trump's lead attorney told cnn he doesn't believe anyone said they heard directly from trump that they should attack the capitol. has he heard from any of these rioters? >> we were invited by the president of the united states! >> i thought i was following my president. i thought i was following what we were called to do. >> president trump requested that we be in d.c. on the 6th. >> well, heat of the moment. chaos of the crowd. all right, what about what they started to say once they had time? okay, they still support the president, but attorney after attorney representing those wh