amanda delk i cas reports. amanda: nft's are dominating the digital world.h object is one-of-a-kind and cannot be replaced or replicated. a tech expert breaks it down. >> the mona lisa, for example. you have millions of copies of it, but there is one original one. people cannot exactly note that this is a copy. amanda: at uc berkeley, the university found a way to cash in on the craze through fundraising. margaret valentine was challenged with merging this groundbreaking new technology with groundbreaking research. >> it took me a while to wrap my head around it and understand the significance, but it was such an awesome project to work on. amanda: the university's first nobel nft, netting more than $50,000 just last june. >> the one that we launched was jim allison, who did his work at berkeley and won a nobel prize for coming up with cancer immunotherapy, the fourth pillar in cancer treatment. let's call attention to that work. if some money comes in at the same time, great. amanda: rich lyons is the chief entrepreneurship officer. he says it showcases all

amanda delk i castilltilltilltii reports. amanda: nft's are dominating the digital world.-kind and cannot be replaced or replicated. a tech expert breaks it down. >> the mona lisa, for example. you have millions of copies of it, but there is one original one. people cannot exactly note that this is a copy. amanda: at uc berkeley, the university found a way to cash in on the craze through fundraising. margaret valentine was challenged with merging this groundbreaking new technology with groundbreaking research. >> it took me a while to wrap my head around it and understand the significance, but it was such an awesome project to work on. amanda: the university's first nobel nft, netting more than $50,000 just last june. >> the one that we launched was jim allison, who did his work at berkeley and won a nobel prize for coming up with cancer immunotherapy, the fourth pillar in cancer treatment. let's call attention to that work. if some money comes in at the same time, great. amanda: rich lyons is the chief entrepreneurship officer. he says it showcases allison's handwritten d

amanda: the sweet sounds of the 49er faithful. many fans waited hours to catch even a second of the team as they started their trek. outside levi's stadium, hundreds lined the sidewalk. in a sea of red and gold, fans held signs and screamed. anything to get their message across. >> i want the niners to know we are sending them with good vibes. >> i hope they get the inspiration we are here and they know we are here for them. >> the need to feel our energy. amanda: the energy amplified now that nfc championship weekend has kicked off. the fan base, as it is to california teams, the support needs to be felt across the state. >> it is a fact we are in california, it makes it easier to get to the game. it is hard to stay away from something like that. amanda: from the tiniest to the longtime fans, a win would put the 49ers back on track for the seemingly everlasting quest for six. each super bowl win unforgettable for all faithful. >> beat l.a.! >> i was nine years old when we went to the super bowl when they played the miami dolphins

an inquest was held into amanda's death. submitted a report to staffordshire police. it was critical of their handling of amanda's complaints. he said there was a real concern police were seeking to brush such incidents under the carpet and were not taking them sufficiently seriously. staffordshire police say they have apologised to mrs dunn's family, have taken on board the concerns identified by the coroner, and have put in place actions to improve their response to cases like this. the neighbours say what happened to mrs dunn was very, very sad and say there are always two sides to arguments such as this. deaths connected to anti—social behaviour are rare, but there have been others. our research has identified four more deaths in the last 12 months where anti—social behaviour is alleged to have played a part. it's absolutely shocking that people died. that shouldn't ever happen. that is a failure to protect by police in particular but also by local authorities have a serious responsibility. i mean, every case where someo

amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. sajo citcocilrove a pair of pros that would require most gun owners to take out liability insurance. abc 7 news reported tim johns has been tracking the story closely all evening and is in the newsroom now with the latest on this. tim. tim: the meeting has drawn a lot of attention both here locally and nationwide about the ongoing gun control debate. these new mandates are being called the first of their kind in the country and could serve as a model for other jurisdictions. after hours of debate tuesday night, the san jose city council decided to split the initial proposal into two mandates. the first being a liability insurance requirement for gun owners that would cover losses or damages caused by neglect or accidental use of a firearm. the second, annual gun harm reduction fee that will be collected by a nonprofit organization for firearm safety education. the proposals dividing opinion among san jose residents who called in to public comment. some voicing strong support. >> charg

amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. dan: in the past 45 minutes, the san jose city council has voted to approve a pair of proposals that would require most gun owners to take out liability insurance. abc 7 news reported tim johns has been tracking the story closely all evening and is in the newsroom now with the latest on this. tim. tim: the meeting has drawn a lot of attention both here locally and nationwide about the ongoing gun control debate. these new mandates are being called the first of their kind in the country and could serve as a model for other jurisdictions. after hours of debate tuesday night, the san jose city council decided to split the initial proposal into two mandates. the first being a liability insurance requirement for gun owners that would cover losses or damages caused by neglect or accidental use of a firearm. the second, annual gun harm reduction fee that will be collected by a nonprofit organization for firearm safety education. the proposals dividing opinion among san jose residents who cal

amanda: the sweet sounds of the 49er faithful. many fans waited hours to catch even a second of the team as they started their trek. outside levi's stadium, hundreds lined the sidewalk. in a sea of red and gold, fans held signs and screamed. anything to get their message across. >> i want the niners to know we are sending them with good vibes. >> i hope they get the inspiration we are here and they know we are here for them. >> the need to feel our energy. amanda: the energy amplified now that nfc championship weekend has kicked off. the fan base, as it is to california teams, the support needs to be felt across the state. >> it is a fact we are in california, it makes it easier to get to the game. it is hard to stay away from something like that. amanda: from the tiniest to the longtime fans, a win would put the 49ers back on track for the seemingly everlasting quest for six. each super bowl win unforgettable for all faithful. >> beat l.a.! >> i was nine years old when we went to the super bowl when they played the miami dolphins

amanda: this year marks the second anniversary for the family.2020, the 19-year-old was found dead inside the fraternity house where he lived on stanford university's campus. he died from an accidental overdose after taking counterfeit percocet pills made out of fresno. --fentanyl. >> the ra called 911 and there was no follow-up in the 36 hours leading up to his death on january 17. amanda: the family filed a wrongful death lawsuit, naming the university and the fraternity. "this is a last resort for the family." the statute of limitations is two years. >> we knew we were going to get to the point where they were not going to get be compelled to do anything. amanda: a difficult decision considering they have dedicated nearly three decades to stanford. both parents are longtime employees and ya el is a 2019 graduate. >> the challenge is the emotional toll it takes to see in institution you have invested so much time on to turn your back. amanda: it says it failed to protect students, that the university ignored local warnings about counterfeit per

amanda: parents reluctant to send students back to school. a contract with the district allowing the student to click schoolwork with little supervision. this is different from remote learning where teachers taught a class online. that is no longer an option. friday's meeting brought next reaction. >> what you are talking about is not enough. >> help us out with the kids. it is not good. amanda: the board voted 3-2 in favor of returning in-person. >> it's not perfect, but right now we are also trying to do everything we can to cooperate with the state and our county. larry: now if you want to stay up-to-date on the latest covid headlines, we have more information on our website. go to abc7news.com. ama: this is a three day weekend for many with the martin luther king jr. holiday on monday. sandhya patel is here with the weekend forecast. sandhya: the weather looks fantastic especially if you are doing outdoor activities. let me show you a life picture right now. this afternoon, it was mild to warm. 10 to three degrees above average. 70 in fai

amanda has more on what is being asked of families. amanda: come monday the 10th, students will be back behind screens. the return to distance-learning comes amid staff shortages, low test availability and a spike in rates. >> if we can get people to stay home, that is what is needed now. amanda: a passionate plea from district administrators to the board of education. on friday, this went to the community, saying all schools will be placed on a 10 day districtwide quarantine. expecting families not to travel, not to attend large gatherings and more. the board hopes this will get students enough time to get healthy. students will distance-learning all next week. >> as an emergency procedure, i'm in support for but for long-term, we would need to figure it out. amanda: she is a parent and understands the district is in a tough spot. according to the district's letter, 167 substitute teacher positions and 107 support staff positions went unfilled this week alone. the hope is this remains temporary as the changes mean two young kids and p

amanda: others say the choice is easy. saying the move to add the vaccine to an already required list of vaccinations will make a difference. >> 100, 200 years ago when we did in have life-saving vaccines and people died from preventable diseases. i'm all for eradicating. amanda: both senators' bills would have to pass through the assembly and senate. dan: several republican lawmakers have voiced opposition to the bill. in a statement today, the senate republican leader scott wilkes said "i'm both vaccinated and supportive of vaccines, but this drew kony and proposal undermines parental rights." ama: checking headlines. some santa cruz county schools are using a new protocol to cut down on exposure notices. they treat cases as though the entire student body has been exposed. walgreen says the earliest people can expect to get free n95 masks is friday. some are already being distributed in the midwest. those free covid test kits offered by the government are going to be shipped out this week. people should expect to get an

amanda: this year marks the second anniversary for the family. in january 2020, the 19-year-old was found dead inside the fraternity house where he lived on stanford university's campus. he died from an accidental overdose after taking counterfeit percocet pills made out of fresno. --fentanyl. >> the ra called 911 and there was no follow-up in the 36 hours leading up to his death on january 17. amanda: the family filed a wrongful death lawsuit, naming the university and the fraternity. "this is a last resort for the family." the statute of limitations is two years. >> we knew we were going to get to the point where they were not going to get be compelled to do anything. amanda: a difficult decision considering they have dedicated nearly three decades to stanford. both parents are longtime employees and ya el is a 2019 graduate. >> the challenge is the emotional toll it takes to see in institution you have invested so much time on to turn your back. amanda: it says it failed to protect students, that the university ignored local warnings about cou

amanda: others say the choice is easy. saying the move to add the vaccine to an already required list of vaccinations will make a difference. >> 100, 200 years ago when we did in have life-saving vaccines and people died from preventable diseases. i'm all for eradicating. amanda: both senators' bills would have to pass through the assembly and senate. dan: several republican lawmakers have voiced opposition to the bill. in a statement today, the senate republican leader scott wilkes said "i'm both vaccinated and supportive of vaccines, but this drew kony and proposal undermines parental rights." ama: checking headlines. some santa cruz county schools are using a new protocol to cut down on exposure notices. they treat cases as though the entire student body has been exposed. walgreen says the earliest people can expect to get free n95 masks is friday. some are already being distributed in the midwest. those free covid test kits offered by the government are going to be shipped out this week. people should expect to get an

amanda: parents reluctant to send students back to school. must sign a contract with the district allowing the student to click schoolwork with little supervision. this is different from remote learning where teachers taught a class online. that is no longer an option. friday's meeting brought next reaction. >> what you are talking about is not enough. >> help us out with the kids. it is not good. amanda: the board voted 3-2 in favor of returning in-person. >> it's not perfect, but right now we are also trying to do everything we can to cooperate with the state and our county. larry: now if you want to stay up-to-date on the latest covid headlines, we have more information on our website. go to abc7news.com. ama: this is a three day weekend for many with the martin luther king jr. holiday on monday. sandhya patel is here with the weekend forecast. sandhya: the weather looks fantastic especially if you are doing outdoor activities. let me show you a life picture right now. this afternoon, it was mild to warm. 10 to three degrees above average.

amanda has more on what is being asked of families. come monday the 10th, students will be back behind screens. the return to distance-learning comes amid staff shortages, low test availability and a spike in rates. >> if we can get people to stay home, that is what is needed now. amanda: a passionate plea from district administrators to the board of education. on friday, this went to the community, saying all schools will be placed on a 10 day districtwide quarantine. expecting families not to travel, not to attend large gatherings and more. the board hopes this will get students enough time to get healthy. students will distance-learning all next week. >> as an emergency procedure, i'm in support for but for long-term, we would need to figure it out. amanda: she is a parent and understands the district is in a tough spot. according to the district's letter, 167 substitute teacher positions and 107 support staff positions went unfilled this week alone. the hope is this remains temporary as the changes mean two young kids and parents w

good evening, i'm amanda starrantino. office members, gym members and cohorts of people ma groups must be up to date on vaccinations. that includes boosters when eligible. the cases are still high, but dropping quickly. >>> marin county is also slowly changing some of its covid rules. the county says students and staff do not have to wear masks indoors. and sporting events will no longer be limited to 50 people indoors but masks are still required at all indoor events. the public health officer says the county is not in the endemic phase yet. but he is seeing parallels with diseases like the flu. marin county has more than 94% of those five and older fully vaccinated, the highest in the state. >>> here are the new numbers just released from the state. california's test positivity is at 18.8%. down 2% from seven days prior and there are nearlyse >>> our other top story today, renewed effort to solve a sacol in the 70s , a serial killer would draw his victims before killing them. he was dubbed the doodler, terrorizing the c

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amanda: amanda del castillo, abc 7 eyewitness news.local leaders gathered in fremont to hold a vigil in honor of michelle. she called new york city her home for a decade but was a bay area native. >> i cannot imagine what her family must be feeling right now. i think the least we can do as a community is come together to support her and honor her legacy. liz: she let a life of service helping at risk women and children as well as the homeless. citizens for a better community will lead the vigil tonight at the central park billion near the fremont community center at 5:30. vice president kamala harris visited san bernardino to outline how california will benefit from the infrastructure bill. the vice president and the agriculture secretary took a tour of the national forest yesterday, briefed on the outlook for the wildfires. vice president harris says this will include $600 million in disaster relief for california develop areas impacted by wildfires. $5 billion will be used to reduce the risk of wildfires across the country. >> firefi

amanda: elsewhere, more damage. cameras at santa clara smoke shop in downtown caught this suv reversing into the business. the shop owner confirms he does not even have an atm. those responsible caused $15,000 worth of damage and got away with a couple hundred dollars worth of clothing. the criminals also either burglarized or attempted to burglarized several other liquor shops, a nail salon and a safeway. >> these criminals were very busy for about an hour and a half. amanda: the criminals remain at large as of late tuesday. dan: there is this. authorities have recovered $185,000 worth of stolen merchandise, including from the high-end heist at the louis vuitton store in san francisco. a photo show leggings, jackets, lotions and even antitheft bags. the chp organized retail crime task force found the items after arresting a suspect known to buy and resell stolen goods. the person has been booked on charges of organized retail crime. ama: flights to san francisco are being canceled over concern about new 5g service

amanda: amanda del castillo, abc 7 news.julian: if you want to stay up-to-date on the latest headlines, we have more information on our website. just had to abc 7 news coronavirus. we will check back in with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: good morning. we have clouds and mild temperatures to start off the long weekend. san francisco and the low 50's. there is fog in the north bay and the east bay and a few 30's in some of the valleys. we will talk about a mild weekend and how long the dry weather will last when we see you right after this. julian: thank you. also ahead, the fallout after an investigation. pallets of ppe found sitting out in the rain. the inspections underway and where the equipment will be donated. plus, red in dallas. that is what 49ers fans are hoping for tomorrow's big wildcard game against the cowboys. the group that is julian: mondays martin luther king jr. day and leaders are finding a way to honor dr. king's legacy despite the omicron variant. san francisco hosted the virtual martin luther king jr. d

i am amanda starrantino. len is off. we begin with that airport shooting. in addition to the suspect we are told a bystander was also hit. justin andrews is at sfo with how all this unfolded. >> reporter: yellow crime tape inside international terminal at sfo, a rare sight. >> i wondered why it was partitioned. i did see a lot of camera crews. >> reporter: she's traveling to germany and says what she saw wasn't your typical thursday. >> i am shocked. >> reporter: she's among several travelers at sfo wondering what happened, kpix learning a tsa noticed someone acting suspicious. >> officers responded and the individual brandished two firearms at which time the officers attempted to deescalate. this included nonlethal measures. >> reporter: officers were forced to open fire after the individual advanced in a threatening way according to officers and airport officials. someone nearby was hit in the leg by a bullet but is expected to survive, all this as travelers were inside the terminal. >> in terms of airport operational impact bart service to sfo was briefl

amanda: elsewhere, more damage. cameras at santa clara smoke shop in downtown caught this suv reversing into the business. the shop owner confirms he does not even have an atm. those responsible caused $15,000 worth of damage and got away with a couple hundred dollars worth of clothing. the criminals also either burglarized or attempted to burglarized several other liquor shops, a nail salon and a safeway. >> these criminals were very busy for about an hour and a half. amanda: the criminals remain at large as of late tuesday. dan: there is this. authorities have recovered $185,000 worth of stolen merchandise, including from the high-end heist at the louis vuitton store in san francisco. a photo show leggings, jackets, lotions and even antitheft bags. the chp organized retail crime task force found the items after arresting a suspect known to buy and resell stolen goods. the person has been booked on charges of organized retail crime. ama: flights to san francisco are being canceled over concern about new 5g service

amanda: the count is critical. a requirement for receiving federal homeless assistance funds and more much-needed help to address what is the greatest failure back in december, homelessness. >> i take responsibility for that failure. >> i totally agree with the mayor. homelessness is one of his greatest failures. amanda: one resident says he has volunteered and understands the census provides a baseline. >> there is not one we can account for everyone. we know that countless folks sleep in cars, live in doubled up situations. amanda: this volunteer fears the population is being pushed in different directions because of sweeps. >> whatever situation they have made for themselves to keep themselves safe in the absence of actual housing resources, displacing those, that does not work. amanda: i reached out to the county and the company leading the count for the reason behind the rescheduling. the county says it is working to confirm. in san jose, amanda del castillo yo, abc 7 news. reggie: the three men convicted of k

outside levi's stadium, i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. liz: and several 49ers fans are already in l.a., including j.r. stone. he is down there right now. we've caught up with the faithful. here's his report from sofi stadium. jr: 49ers fans are ar 49ers fan los angeles. >> beat ole! -- l.a.! jr: for some, that meant flying the flags. for others, that meant a thursday night of driving with the only acceptable interior lighting around, red. think there will be a sea of red over there? >> a tsunami of red. jr: this chapter says they will be hundred 49ers fans deep come sunday and received quite a bit of reaction and route to socal. >> i would say 90% of the people are all niners fans, but we did get some rams fans. jr: sunday's championship may boast a record for the best secondary tickets of all time for a non-super bowl game. many we talked with haven't yet bought. >> fans are just waiting for the prices to drop right now. last minute, it's going to change a lot. jr: and yes, there will be some diehard rams fans at the game, too. you didn'

here is amanda duffy still you.he new year being called 2022, a grim sense of dÉjÀ vu was soaring levels of transmission, longer testing lines, and stronger mass mandates. >> right when you think you might be out of the woods, you get hit with omicron. amanda: this professor is back on zoom after teaching in person . elsewhere across the bay area, word of impact from services to sports. but coleman police department tweeted all town facilities will be closed to the public until january police. stanford and uc berkeley announced their basketball programs are postponing games, including the pac-12 home opener against oregon state. there is a sense of optimism from the top doctor who says the state is prepared to handle the record surge in cases. >> today, in the environment with covid and omicron is betty -- better in many ways and puts us in a place where we can manage the disease burden that we are seeing in a way we weren't able to. amanda: another dose of dÉjÀ vu across college campuses. brian wu stayed home after

>> i think it helped a lot. >> thousands started to follow amanda's page.carrie's story united the quad cities in a remarkable way. everyone wanted to help and everyone was hoping for a break in the case, but they were also on edge. >> did you just start to have worse and worse thoughts as you waited? >> i did. >> what were you told? >> she did not show up for work. the family was concerned. >> the family was so concerned they called the police. the case went to detectives rick vogt and bill thomas. justin's live-in boyfriend told them he had no idea where she was. >> justin didn't have any answers. >> justin said him and carrie had a fight and he stormed out of the house and he hadn't seen her in two days. >> what did she say to him? >> being stupid. >> carrie's ex-tim mcvay was in las vegas on vacation when he was told she was missing. tim said he wanted to help. he talked to carrie's father, dave, where to look. >> tim told him, hey, she could be over at my place. go over and look. there is a window open, you can go over and search the house. >> dave wen

amanda: no. responder: are you by yourself? amanda: yes. it's getting deeper.ep your head above water okay? amanda: okay. responder: there's people on the way to you. amanda: thank you. ♪ clerk: hello, how can i? sore throat pain? ♪honey lemon♪ try vicks vapocool drops. in honey lemon chill. for fast-acting sore throat relief. wooo vaporize sore throat pain with vicks vapocool drops. ( applause ) >> stephen: welcome back, everybody! you know my guest tonight from know my guest tonight from "the karate kid," "the outsiders," and "cobra kai." >> that's it. that looks good. >> the thing isn't even level. >> or maybe you have a little imbalance inside of you. >> i still don't see me using any of this in a real fight. >> i've been trying to tell you, miago do is not about fighting. you know what miaty said? >> high kick block? >> best defense is no be there. >> you mean don't be there? you can't help him with his english. >> don't even go there with me. >> are we done. or do i have to sit in here and freeze my nuts off to find inner peace? >> no, we're done. >> step

amanda: stanford chief medical officer dr. lee says focus should be maintaining and minimizing the destruction community and kids. >> i think kids have borne the brunt of the pandemic and that we asked them to do more than i think we asked ourselves to do as adults. my hope is that we can continue to support kids in a safe learning environment. amanda: for milk it is unified until the 18th of january that will be at home. amanda del castillo, abc7 eyewitness news. liz: last night the santa clara office of public health sent as a video statement advocating for keeping kids in school. >> we learned that in person education is what they need and remote learning does not support their mental health, emotional health, and academic well-being nearly the way in person learning does. we are centering our efforts on insuring our kidsliz: cou cou cu as of june 30 a waiver to allow distance-learning expired meaning districts may no longer offer remote or virtual learning in lieu of in person instruction. 12 schools in oakland had to clos

amanda: the criminals remain at large. uncovered $185,000 of stolen merchandise including from a high-end heist of a louis vuitton store in san francisco's union square. photos show leggings, jackets, lotions and sunscreen, even antitheft tags. the chp organized retail crime test force found the items after arresting a suspect known to buy and resell stolen goods. that person has been booked on charges of organized retail crime. kumasi: governor newsom has big plans for a program to help california students reduce college debt. the state just announced 45 colleges and universities selected for the first round of funding for the college core. list includes quite a few bay area campuses including uc berkeley, san jose state. student to volunteer 450 hours will earn $10,000 to pay off loans or other college expenses at participating schools. >> $10,000, that is a lot of money. that is a big deal. 6500 people. if this thing works, we can go back to legislature and take it to another whole level. we can take it to the rest of t

. >> i am amanda starrantino. it sounds so good to say it is friday. >> sounds so good. >> we are going to get a check on our weather and traffic. we still have darren with us. >>> happy to be with you again for another day. it's a day in which it's raining or about to rain. you can see the showers off the far northwest coast. all we have to do is come in for a closer look, switch to the futurecast and you will see that's about to work into the north bay. coming in right on time, we will see light rain across north bay between the 6:00, 9:00 time frame. that means morning commuters in north bay will feel this pretty much more than just about anywhere else. by the time we have gotten past 9:00 a.m. showers work south of the golden gate, start to fall apart as they do that. it's not necessarily terribly heavy rainfall but it's at least light rain until 2:00 or 3:00 in the afternoon. one other thing about this, if you look at the back edge, that's the end of the clouds which means we are going to get clearer skies by

. >> i am amanda starrantino. we will get to mary lee. welcome back. we are happy to have you back. >> thank you so much, missed you guys so much. it is so great to be back. happy friday to you. we are looking at big changes ahead. one of the biggest differences, not as much fog out there. fog free on our golden gate bridge camera this morning. we will be tracking the winds though as we head through the day. we have wind advisories for the entire bay area highlighted in gold and high wind warnings in red for north bay mountains. this all starts at 7:00 a.m. today and that continues into tomorrow morning, possibility of downed trees and power outages with the strong gusty winds. already this morning up in the mountains tracking gusty conditions for all of us. we will see the winds pick up this afternoon. here we are on futurecast, winds by noon, you can see as the winds kick up through the day. this afternoon and tonight. we will see sunshine and warm above average daytime highs today. we'll talk about with a you can expect and the weekend ahead coming

amanda: her historic winning streak came to an end less than 30 minutes later. jeopardy clue stumping her. >> she came up with bangladesh, no response. you will lose $8,000 and finish in second place with 19,600. amanda: she leaves far from empty handed, she has the second most consecutive wins. she is one of only four people to surpass $1 million in regular season winnings. the best woman to ever play the game in the first openly trans person to make it to the tournament of champions. >> it has been great to know that i have been able to do kind of a lot of good as i am doing it, just by being myself and representing my community. amanda: she says that the run amplified lgbtq app -- representation. >> now that they have seen her for 40 some episodes, they might have now changed their view on the transgender community. amanda: back home she shares this message. >> hello everybody, i wanted to take a minute to thank everyone around the bay for giving me so much love and support on this crazy "jeopardy" ride and i am so proud to be out there representing oakland,

. >> i am amanda starrantino. we will start with a look at our weather with darren peck. i hope the sunshine keeps coming. >>> it will. we got a few clouds yesterday and it looks like we'll have a few less to give us a little more sunshine today. but we have to deal with the same issue. we are missing the storms but there are a few clouds. they've helped in the overnight lows. there is nobody in the 30s. we'll probably see santa rosa and probably livermore will dip down in the upper 30s over the next two hours. for now you will still in the low 40s. there is not a lot of fog either. visibility censors are showing us everybody is over a mile. that means we don't have significant issues with fog on major roads or highways. the forecast for later today brings this back up once again into mid 60s. add a few clouds here or there but it shouldn't be any significant impact on the day. we'll take a look ahead in the long range, in the seven-day forecast and see how long we keep if like this certainly spotlighting the weekend and let you know what to expect for saturday and sunday

. >> i am amanda starrantino. i do not have a monster truck voice. a lot to get to, we begin with your friday forecast.. >>> did you mean to say on friday, friday, friday? i am curious if they were playing some of the clips backwards because what they were doing seemed impossible. that will be a story to follow later today. here is the current situation on the rain. in the north bay, plan on wildly wet streets for your commute. not downpours but we are already seeing light rain across 101, up and down that whole corridor through sonoma. this is kind of the beginning. we will see light rain hung up in the north bay pretty much in the morning commute. not to say we won't all get rain. we do about you we get very light amounts. showers get to the golden gate and as they march south, they will fall apart, like the classic scenario in a weak weather system. as it gets to the golden gate, it falls apart. daytime highs will go to the mid to upper 50s. you will get clearing we haven't seen the sky for two days. by the second half of today, that will change.

su esposa, amanda miguel, junto con verdaguer, expresaron su oposiciÓn a la vacuna. >> la vida no sehospitalizado por casi un mes, batalla que no pudo vencer. su esposa y su hija confirmaron el fallecimiento en redes sociales. diego dedico un mensaje a su esposa en twitter antes de morir. amanda miguel decÍa que la vacuna contra el covid—19 tenÍa integrado un microchip y por eso no recomendaba la vacunaciÓn. diego verdaguer fue amigo de juan gabriel, con quien compuso una canciÓn y su sueÑo de grabarla quedÓ inconcluso por falta de acuerdos. >> no he recibido todavÍa lo que desean para poder grabar la canciÓn. reportera: dejÓ inconclusos muchos proyectos, incluyendo una gira por estados unidos que iniciarÍa la prÓxima semana. el cuerpo del cantante serÁ cremado. jorge: el jefe del estado mayor conjunto de estados unidos anunciÓ que una invasiÓn rusa a ucrania serÁ horrible para el paÍs y causarÍa un gran nÚmero de vÍctimas. estados unidos sigue enviando a ucrania municiones y armas para reforzar su seguridad. el presidente biden dijo que comenzarÁ enviar tropas a europa del este a co

amanda: congratulations to the entire family, jim? jim: he's got his trophy in his hands and his first tour title at the age of 37. he birdies the 18th in regulation, improbable as it was after two shots in the rough and then battling darkness in the dusk, he hits the wedge shot of his life. tonight on cbs, undeniable: the truth to remember, back-to-back episodes, 48 hours. nick, to you and all the crew, i look forward to seeing you all next week at the at&t pebble beach pro am. nick: yeah, can't wait, see you, jim. jim:: folks, see you back here as well tomorrow in kansas city. for the a.f.c. championship game. cincinnati and kansas city but this night, this saturday night special, belongs to luke list. he is the champion in san diego! his little girl ryan giving her daddy all the love in the world as they celebrate together. welcome to the happiest place on earth! where your happy... is everywhere! anywhere! he's the “pew-pew! pew-pew!” kinda happy. they're even happy-er. and you?! you're the ha-pee-ist of them all! because this pla

then with 59 seconds left, think amanda steele and it's a three-point game. the warriors trying to get a stop now, one possession game devontae graham 3 is off the back board. but josh hart gets the long rebound. he beat school to the ball opportunity loft warriors lose one. 0, one. 96. they return home for a sunday date with the cleveland cavaliers the wait could be over. klay thompson all but confirmed there. but in the meantime, steve kerr said he was pleased with this. effort despite the loss. >> i was really proud of our guys, you know, being a short-handed gave young guys good chance to play an experience of. phil game on the road i thought our our young guys gain valuable experience. i was really proud of the team for. fighting all the way through and and giving themselves a chance at the end. >> bob book marin, the sharks trying to snap a two-game skid. they took on the sabres and snowy buffalo. first period. sharks go up a goal timo meier. i set up. there's meir time first times. it's 14 goal of the season. it's 2, nothing. sharks. 3 minutes later, t

danny cevlelos, amanda ramirez and rena shah. welcome to you all. happy new year. great did see you. amanda, i want to start off by asking you the question that report led off on, which is, can congress be preserved a year later? >> this is a major tipping point that folks are going through right now. right? when you think back to january 6th there was a moment where people came together as a party in those final hours to come to a vote and to make sure that the election is solidified. right now we are seeing a year later this is and will be seen as a political football as we enter the mid firm elections and will determine elections going forward. does this define the republican primaries three months away in texas and march 1st? what does this mean for the republican party? how does this set the stage for the midterms? the scary piece here and biggest piece in that poll is around the pride in democracy here. seeing that number go from 9 to 4 in confidence in the democracy is a telltale sign of the direction of the country. >> let's bring that poll up. the percenta

amanda hari kron, 4 newsa thank you so much, amanda. and now to address the national covid testing shortage. president biden says the white house is close to launching a website where americans can request a free at home. >> rapid test to be shipped to them directly. but it will still be several more weeks before these kits are available to be shipped. >> we've had 300 million tests per month so far. that's 11 million tests a day. in addition that we were in the process for the 500,000 new test. >> president biden has promised 500 million free at-home rapid testing kits, administering it. administration officials have set the first batch of these tests could go out as early as next week. >> a new study is questioning just how quickly those at home rapid tests can detect the omicron variant. the study looked at only a small group of folks, but a number of bay area. doctors say it shows that we still have to take several steps in order to protect ourselves and others. kron four's. dan kerman has the details. >> a study of 30 people finds

>>> good morning amazing anne and also amanda. tgif, lots going on. we will talk about art in a moment but first let's flick the switch for charlie. ♪ [ music ] ♪ >> i know ladies, you are dancing at the desk. the new sound from the pop sensation light switch from his new record. it will be out later this year, follow up to the 2018-grammy nominated voice note. charlie on his most personal album to date, i have noticed, heard a few songs, it does get personal. he recently teamed with elton john on album of collaborations. >> to art, san francisco's fort mason is hosting distanced of course, the host for the fog fair, platform for contemporary design and art that shifts and reveals through multiple forms and dimensions. a cool art show, the best of the bay. it includes panel discussions as well as those awesome art exhibitions. check the website for more. >>> if you want protect my family, i won't protect yours. >> the multi emmy winning tv show ozark is back. the show's central family, bird family, came to the ozarks to get out of a jam when marty the

in amanda shaw, because amanda has awesome music to play for us. amanda, hi. great to see you. >> so great to see you, too. happy new year, and the crowd loves you so much, and they have been looking forward to you. >> now i am ready for the new ye year. >> all right. so tell us about when you started to play, and tell us about yourself. >> and i started playing when i was 4, and i am past 30. and this is the third time that i have come the hang out with you guys, and don, i don't know how you get more fun every time. >> do you enjoy being with us? >> of course i do. >> and or not in a good way. >> no, i think that we are lemons around here in a good way. >> lemon yellow -- >> and when you play the fiddle, it is so upbeat and fun. >> it is cajun music and i will play a little tune for you. >> what is it? >> i don't know, i have not gotten that far. >> okay. just get to it. >> we shall be back from new orleans. i always dreamed of having kids of my own. ♪ ♪ now i'm ready for someone to call me mom. at northwestern mutual, our version of financial pl

. >> i am amanda starrantino. let's go to anne makovec with developments from the past 30 minutes from the supreme court. >>> a split decision from the justices. they're allowing vaccine mandate for healthcare workers in u.s. but blocking the vaccine or test mandate for u.s. businesses. that would have been for businesses with more than 100 employees. justices suggest this would be better done as an act of congress and was supposed to be in effect on february 9. let's go live to the white house where president biden is calling in the military to help with the surge of cases. he just got an update from the teams sent to states hardest hit and announced new deployments of additional military personnel to overwhelmed hospitals. >> military doctors, nurses, medics helping staff hospitals are in short supply. this is on top of more than 14,000 national guard members activated in 49 states. >> the president also announced he wants additional 500 million rapid tests to send to americans. that is in addition to the half a

amanda hari kron. 4 news, even though some local health agencies say that omicron cases have. pete researchers are considering whether to add another booster shot to the recommended schedule of vaccines. >> people with weakened immune systems are already approved for up to 4 doses of the vaccine. but a 4th shot has not yet been recommended for the general public. an expert with uc davis health says it is not feasible for the public to expect to get a booster shot every 6 months and says it is not clear yet whether the current vaccines and boosters well even protect against future variants. >> calling the first 2 as the primary series and then the 3rd doses of booster dose. you know, it's possible that maybe 3 doses initially are the appropriate primary immunization schedule. and then the boosters will then be done on a yearly or every other year basis. we just don't know. we're just learning as we go along. >> israel has approved a 4th shot as a booster, although its research is suggesting it might not be enough for the omicron variant, british researchers and the cdc have rea

i am amanda starrantino. >> i am len kiese. let's go to anne makovec at the live news desk. >>> robert durst, billionaire, was 78 years old. he had been serving life in prison in stockton when asone mu. hewas so ral ot s lasahe died at taken for testing and went into cardiac arrest and could not be revived. he was a suspect in three murders including unsolved disappearance of his first wife, killing and dismemberment of an elderly neighbor and execution style death of his confidant. he was convicted of her murder last september. you may remember he unwittingly confessed to several killings on a live recording used in a 2015 hbo mini series. he got covid in prison and at one time was on a ventilator. the coroner has not released his cause of death. >>> governor newsom unveiled his more than $286 billion state budget proposal. justin andrews is live detailing the dollars in the spending plan. >> reporter: the governor presented the first version of his 300 page budget proposal. this is just the beginning of what could be six mont

amanda shaw here. amanda?e it away. >> tell what you're going to play. >> i don't know what's happening. >> all right. we want to keep the party going, performing a new single "when i'm gone" -- >> katy perry. >> katy perry. ♪ when i'm gone i'm never really gone ♪ ♪ you think you're moving on ♪ ♪ when i'm gone i'm never really gone ♪ ♪ you think you're moving on ♪ ♪ ♪ late nights calling me, calling me, do anything to keep me close ♪ ♪ well you should know it's gonna be gonna be so hard for you to let me go ♪ ♪ when i'm gone, i'm never really gone ♪ ♪ you think you're moven on but it won't be for long ♪ ♪ you'll see, when i'm gone i'm never really gone ♪ ♪ me on top of you, touch you like i do ♪ ♪ no, you'll never forget ♪ ♪ when i'm gone, i'm never really gone, no ones gonna feel like me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when i'm gone ♪ ♪ when i'm gone ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ tonight ♪ ♪ you're giving me sweet, sweet ectasy ♪ ♪ yeah, you take me to utopia ♪ ♪ like erotica ♪ ♪ boy, you make me feel exotica ♪ ♪ when i feel i can't take anym

amanda shaw here. amanda?to keep me close ♪ ♪ well you should know it's gonna be gonna be so hard for you to let me go ♪ ♪ when i'm gone, i'm never really gone ♪ ♪ you think you're moven on but it won't be for long ♪ ♪ you'll see, when i'm gone i'm never really gone ♪ ♪ me on top of you, touch you like i do ♪ ♪ no, you'll never forget ♪ ♪ when i'm gone, i'm never really gone, no ones gonna feel like me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ when i'm gone ♪ ♪ when i'm gone ♪ ♪ come on ♪ ♪ tonight ♪ ♪ you're giving me sweet, sweet ectasy ♪ ♪ yeah, you take me to utopia ♪ ♪ like erotica ♪ ♪ boy, you make me feel exotica ♪ ♪ when i feel i can't take anymore ♪ ♪ deeper and harder than ever before ♪ ♪ we go higher ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm walking on air ♪ ♪ i'm walking on air ♪ ♪ i'm walking, i'm walking on air ♪ ♪ i'm walking on air ♪ ♪ i'm walking on air ♪ ♪ tonight, tonight, tonight ♪ ♪ i'll walking on air ♪ ♪ tonight, tonight, tonight, i'm walking on air ♪ ♪ heaven is jealous of our love ♪ oh, angels are crying from up above ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm walking on air ♪

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. >> i am amanda starrantino. we will start with a look outside at weather and traffic with darren peck. >>> good morning. it is a little foggier than it was yesterday in some places. or a better way of saying that is it's gotten foggy earlier than it did yesterday in the north bay. it looks as gloomy from the camera on treasure island. towards the city, you can barely make out the skyline. as we look at current conditions, it's concord that's the only place officially reporting fog. look how warm it is, mid 50s in some places, 56 in san jose. another way of saying that is it is four degrees shy of 60. it's got to be more comfortable than you have been used to. petaluma is down below a mile. it will probably stay that way through the morning. expect fog for most inland valleys. a few other current temperatures shows us more mid 50s. just like yesterday the clouds aren't going to break a lot. it will stay mostly cloudy gray and mostly daytime highs that manage to climb to the upper 50s. there is rain for tomorrow m

i am amanda starrantino. >> i am len kiese. good morning. let's get to your forecast with darren peck and fog is covering most of the bay area. >>> for a moment you've got to take a second and enjoy how pretty it looks from above it when you don't have to drive through it. this is down perfectly situated on the deck of the bay bridge. the towers are above it and you get that beautiful blanket of gray. since the clouds have en