now in lubbock, texas, gyorgi, a new hire. >> howdy, david muir. some ice cream to warm your heart. >> howdy, david. >> reporter: founder tom back, too. >> since y'all talked about us last time, we've had 281 franchise inquiries. we've signed ten franchises. we're in 123 h.e.b. grocery stores. >> reporter: a grocery store chain in texas. the workers' faces on every pint. and in north carolina -- >> howdy, david muir, from asheville, north carolina. >> reporter: the brewer family opening their own franchise with the same mission. >> we are so excited to be opening a howdy homemade ice ceam to provide jobs for adults with amazing untapped abilities. >> reporter: tonight we're learned soon in indianapolis, too. >> howdy, david. >> reporter: every new location, at least 15 new jobs. and tonight from indianapolis, their sales pitch already. >> it's really good ice cream. but don't take my word for that, david. come grab a scoop. >> it's a deal. we love their mission and their ice cream. good night. deal. we love their mission and their ice cream. good ni

david muir with three police officers who defended the capitol from that violent mob. >> the world nownows that moment in a doorway. can you still see and hear the voices? >> oh, absolutely. >> haunted but undeterred. >> i returned to the crime scene every single day. >> one thing they now fear. >> do you believe it's possible we see something like that again? >> 100%, yes. >>> women of the movement. the groundbreaking television event. >> let the people see what they did to my boy. >> renewed attention and respect for mamie till mobley, the mother of emmett till. how her courage helped ignite the civil rights movement. >> it's powerful, and it was history-changing. >> and the struggles black mothers still face. >> just trying to find a place where your kids can grow up safe and healthy and whole. that is a struggle, a conversation that every mother has. up at 2:00am again? tonight, try pure zzzs all night. unlike other sleep aids, our extended release melatonin helps you sleep longer. and longer. zzzquil pure zzzs all night. fall asleep. stay asleep. when you really need to sleep you

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support changing the rules of the senate, a position he took last month during an interview with david muir. >> you support a carve out of the filibuster for voting rights? >> i don't think we may have to go that far. but i would be if -- the only thing standing between getting voting rights legislation passed and not getting passed is a filibuster. i support making an exception on voting rights for the filibuster. >> republicans say changing the senate rules would be a partisan power grab. >>> now to a medical first that is being described as a breakthrough. a man with terminal heart disease has received a heart from a genetically altered pig potentially paving the way for a new era in surgery. this morning a man in maryland is living his fourth day with a pig heart beating in his chest after a groundbreaking surgery. surgeons at the university of maryland transplanted the pig heart into 57-year-old david bennett in a last ditch effort to save his life. >> he is awake. he is recovering and speaking to his caregivers and we hope that the recovery that he is having now will continue. >> repo

. >> reporter: meanwhile, abc's david muir sat down with three officers still recovering from the capitol siege. they want trump held accountable. >> i just have to hope that, you know, they're doing everything they can to see that the people in power get what they deserve. you've got to deal with this harshly and quickly in order to squash any thoughts of this happening again. >> reporter: five people died as a result of the violence last january 6th. as for president trump, he canceled a news conference planned for today. instead he'll speak later this month at a rally in arizona. mona. >> ike, thank you. >>> the house committee investigating the riot just heard from stephanie grisham, she served as president trump's press secretary. after meeting with the panel, she told reporters that she cooperated fully. she resigned on january 6th in response to the riot. she was expected to discuss what trump was doing as the riot unfolded. meanwhile, the ceo of my pillow, trump ally, mike lindell, is suing the january 6th committee to block a subpoena for his phone records. it's the latest in nea

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i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. good night >> free covid-19 tests for every household.t launching its website early. and concern over new 5g service -- why it is compelling several airlines to cancel flights. accessible. you can now order from the government, but is it too little, too late? dan: at have been infected with covid-19 over the course of this pandemic according to john's hopkins university data. more than 66 million cases have been detected since 2020. in california, we are averaging more than 110,000 new cases per day, but our seven-day positivity average has decreased. it is 21.1%. we have seen record-setting demand for covid-19 tests because of the omicron variant. today, the government launched its website offering for free tests to everyone in the country, and your insurance company is now required to reimburse you for fda approved at home tests. santa clara county is finally reporting some relief on its testing infrastructure. dustin dorsey explains how a few key factors are helping make testing more accessible in the south bay. dustin course -- dustin

david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm linsey davis in new york. have a great evening.r social justice in san francisco, one year since violent attack that some activists sparked the stop asian hate movement. an uber passenger dies after a hit-and-run crash in san francisco. police revealing more information about the driver of the other vehicle who ran from the scene. and while san francisco is about to relax the mask mandate, one city is enacting tougher covid measures. abc7 news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. di con: turning tragedy into action, this sense less attack in san francisco inspire add nationwide demand for change. good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim live here on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. a rally was held in san francisco today where a beloved grandfather was attacked and killed one year ago. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard is there. >> what do we want? >> justice! >> when do we want it? >> now! >> cornel: anzavista neighborhood where his b

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, good night. . has been an unprecedented demand for tests. kristen: the white house press secretary announced covid cases -- addressed covid cases and challenges of finding at home testing kits. dan: thanks for tuning in. the administration says it is rushing to meet the promise of 500 million at home testing kits , but they likely won't be available until later this month. as kits become more challenging to find, many are concerned about price gouging. tonight, abc 7 news looks at how state agencies will crackdown on gaucher's. reporter: as demand hits an all-time high, so is the opportunity for ripoffs. >> it's outrageous. reporter: a former deputy chief can't find a covid test anywhere in stores for his son. his search now limited to the internet which is flooded with price gadgets. >> i feel like messaging these people and telling them, what are you doing? reporter: case in point, craigslist. the cheapest one you will find is $80 to $100 for one covid diagnostic test. >> price gouging is illegal

i'm david muir. i'll see you tomorrow. >> please don't think it's ok to do nothing and take your chances of getting infected. >> what we can and is the emergency. kristen: a warning from health officials at this pandemic is far from over. >> we are supporting the ousd students and their strike. larry: in oakland, frustrated students staging a state -- staging a sick out. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. kristen: you are watching abc 7 news at 4:00 right here live on abc seven, hulu plus and wherever you stream live. larry: new covid data proving just how hard omicron has hit the state of california. a million new cases reported in just the last week, passing 7 million cases total. the test positivity rate has declined. there down to in the hard-hit northeast, there are hopeful signs of slowdown in the spread of the variant. five states plus washington dc and puerto rico are reporting at least a 10% decrease in new cases. larry: the cdc issuing new travel warnings for americans -- moving 22 nations into its high

david muir right back here tomorrow night. i'm linsey davis in new york. have a great evening.t. i'm linsey davis in new york. have a great evening. good night. >> this is not about health and safety. this is about money for the districts. >> people against vaccine mandates protesting across the nation, including in the north bay. the argument from both sides of the issue. still in the dark. downed trees and power lines litter streets for a second day. the latest on when the problems will be fixed. the bay area's role in our effort to stop a ukraine takeover by russian forces. the news at 6:00 starts right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. >> a bay area group held a rally today against vaccine mandates. protesters say this is the first step in fighting the orders. good evening and thank you for joining us. you are watching the news at 6:00. our reporter was at the anti-vax rally in marin. he joins us to tell us why they are against vaccine requirements and how they plan to fight the mandates. >> one group of the north bay says it is consider

i'm david muir. hope to see you right back here tomorrow in the meantime.od night. >> this is abc 7 news. >> the good news is things are starting to plateau. >> on december 1, san francisco saw the first omicron case in the country. seven weeks later, finally some good news. >> the light at the end of the tunnel is here. >> we can say that we are on the beginning of a downward trajectory with regard to the surge. >> this week marks two years is the first covid case in the u.s. and the start of year three of the living with covid. >> it has been a rocky start to 2022 but i ask that we all hang in there for a little longer. >> just a little longer. good afternoon. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 4:00. >> hundreds of doctors were asking the fda to take immediate action to protect young children against omicron. they sent a later to the agency demanding the review process for vaccines for kids five and under be moved up. it is not expected to start until next month at the earliest. >> california numbers showing hospitalizations and the percentage of icu patie

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow.high for covid toes. they were not only outrageous. there also illegal. >> we have been waiting five hours to get tested. it is a long time. >> waiting for hours in line for miles and after all of that, it is sometimes still not enough. >> california has a ca and taygovernor newsom laid out a budget for how he would like to spend it we will tell you what he is proposing. >> alpaca adventure. how this father and son duo went through the ultimate walk through the oakland hills. the story of community coming together. >> building a better area. moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> it is what everyone seems to want. a covid test. they are hard to find, hard to get and getting hard to afford. that is breaking the rules. thank you for joining us. >> you are watching abc 7 news at 6:00. california governor newsom signed an executive order that will allow state agencies to crack down on covid test price gouging. abc 7 i team reporter to stephanie sierra is digging into how

. >>> from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight" with david muir. >>> good evening and it's great to have you with us here on a thursday night. we have a lot of news to get to tonight. the historic announcement, the historic choice to come for the supreme court. >>> also, this powerful nor'easter threatening millions in the east. >>> but we do begin tonight with the breaking news out of houston late today. three police officers shot and now hospitalized. the chaos erupting this afternoon. surveillance showing the shootout unfolding in the middle of the street. officers seen jumping from their vehicles, dodging gunfire and firing shots back. the search for the shooter. news on the manhunt coming in now. and the conditions of the wounded officers tonight. abc's chief justice correspondent pierre thomas leading us off with the news and these images coming in now from houston. >> reporter: tonight, shots fired. three houston police officers hit. the suspect initially on the run. in this surveillance video obtained by abc station ktrk, a vehicle chased by po

i'm david muir. i hope to see you right back here tomorrow, in the meantime. night >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. it is an abuse of the contract. an abuse of public trust. >> i'm terribly sorry. dion: nearly 14,000 covid tests left unprocessed. many customers now waiting close to two weeks to get results. dan: you asked now the i team is getting answers for you. bay area based biotech company says bags. some ended up sealed in the lab for seven days. questions why? are i team reporter spoke with the ceo to get to the bottom of it. reporter: we heard from many of you, still anxiously waiting for your covid test results from the company virus geeks. from results from us within 48 hours to nearly two weeks later. tonight we have an answer for you about why it took so long. seven days and counting. that is how long marilyn and jenny have been waiting for their covid test results. >> said they would call back. they never called back. reporter: the two took a pcr covid test through virus geeks. they're more than

i'm david muir. one of the richest and ritzy estate cities in the country -- ritziest cities in the country, also the site of a plan to build affordable housing. >> we are going to do something about it and we are going to do everything we can to prevent it. >> anti-asian hate crimes on the rise and we know by how much. the bigger question is why. >> building better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. to live. that is part of the appeal, and part of the problem. good evening and thank you for joining us. >> we talk about building a better bay area because we want this place we love so much to be a better place to live and that sums up the top issue we are talking about tonight. housing. we are going to focus on issues that renters face in two specific cities. >> one is san francisco which could set state history. the other is the city of belvidere, one of the wealthiest cities in the country. there is a new proposal to build mixed income housing at a place called allard p

i'm david muir.7 news. >> unfortunately, we have seen in number of these hate crimes occur. >> we saw more hate crimes against our communities in san francisco here last year. it significantly more than we did a year before. >> they rise in hate crimes in the bay area. you've seen so many of these videos, that we are hearing from san francisco officials about the numbers behind these disturbing images. good afternoon and thank you for joining us. i am larry beil. larry: against asia and people in san francisco has spiked by an alarming 67%. reporter: but that figure as shocking as it is might not reflect an accurate account because some attacks go under ordered. the question is why. larry: a lawsuit filed by one victim provides a possible answer. reporter david louis looks at the problem. david: secured camera video leaves little doubt how harmful a crimes are. they put harm dutch hard facts on the table during a news conference. the number of eight -- hate crimes was eight, nine, and 60 last year, a

i'm david muir. thank you for watching here on a wednesday night.right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, good night >> now from abc 7, live breaking news. anchor: in that breaking news after five hours, officials say that suspicious package has been rendered safe. and the person who put it there was trying to get the attention of law enforcement. thank you for joining us. i am on a. anchor: let's go straight to our anger down in oakland with details on this. -- our reporter in oakland. >> law enforcement is calling this a hoax device that was meant to get the attention of law enforcement and elicit this kind of response. and it sure did. law enforcement about one hour ago, we have video from sky seven overhead showing a member of the alameda county bomb squad taking that suspicious package that was placed outside of the federal courthouse at the frank -- a process -- plaza taking it and moving it. they were able to look in this device and realize it was not the pipe bomb they suspected it could have been. we got an update from lieutenant ray

i'm david muir. thank you for watching here on a wednesday night.u right back here tomorrow. from all of us here, good night. >> in oakland, buildings were evacuated. after a suspicious device was found. t re o ely what thats. wekyeven vid flying overhead. they were able to zoom in earlier to try to get a picture of what this package looks like. we are told -- it is hard to see from the video there in the bushes, but this is outside the federal courthouse. we are told it is something wrapped in a blue plastic bag, and officials say it is long, which is why they believe it could be a pipe arm. here where we are right now on clay street, a few blocks away from the courthouse, that's because police have shut down many of the streets around the courthouse right now. there is a heavy police presence . we have officials from alameda county's bomb squad, oakland pd, fbi homeland security is here. the coast guard k-9 unit all here right now, and so a very heavy police presence. very calm atmosphere, though. we have not seen a lot of commotion. it does seem

i'm david muir in new york.nding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: in morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc 7 mornings. francis has a look at your traffic. francis: this is the fourth sig alert this morning, now in the south bay. an overturned crash blocks two lanes, so traffic is jammed and very heavy approaching the scene. the bay bridge was a sig alert this morning, it has recovered and the lanes have reopened, but it is a good 30 minute wait from the metering lights to the maze. drew: here's live doppler 7 invisibility mode. santa rosa, down to zero miles, nevada, one mile, so the fog is with us right now and will lift over the next 90 minutes. this is a gorgeous view from the exploratorium camera, the sun sharing the sky with cirrus clouds, and early morning clouds of fog in the afternoon. bright but slightly cooler compared to yesterday. reggie: coming up on gma, level up your job search. how to find a better job right now. we will have another update in about 30 minutes. about 30 minutes. you can always

david muir with three police officers who defended the capitol from that violent mob. >> the world nowone thing they now fear. >> do you believe it's possible we see something like that again? >> 100%, yes. >>> women of the movement. the groundbreaking television event. >> let the people see what they did to my boy. >> renewed attention and respect for mamie till mobley, the mother

the police officers who defended the capital that day sharing their harrowing stories with david near -- muir>> it crossed my mind that this might be it. >> democrats pausing for a moment of silence. >> i was within 30 feet of these nasty bigoted insurrectionists. press republican lawmakers absent from the memorial ceremonies today except liz cheney investigating january 6. dick cheney by her side, saying he is deeply disappointed with current gop leadership. the gop lawmakers were in georgia for johnny isakson's funeral. mitch mcconnell blasted democrats for trying to exploit this anniversary for partisan goals. in washington in the u.s. capitol, faith abu bay. >> today, and getting answers as he blasted his gop allies who are still not speaking out against the violence. >> i am disheartened there are so many republicans. they say that some people came there for judgment protests and there were some bystanders that got caught up. there were hundreds, thousands of people that came with the goal of inflicting violence. >> republicans are not condemning the insurrection because they fear trump

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president biden on with david muir on news tonight asked about 2024. >> i want to ask you about something asked weeks before the election will be set down. you said he would absolutely serve eight years if elected. do you plan to run for reelection? >> yes, faith has intervened many places in my life. if i'm in the health i'm in now, i'm in good health, i would run again. >> if that means a rematch against donald trump? >> you're trying to tempt me now. sure. why would i not want to run against donald trump? >> politics aggregate poles. this is from real clear politics. host: 43.1% disapprove. 53.3%. stamford connecticut on the republican line. daniel connecticut caller: i'm in stamford, texas. host: my apologies. go ahead sir. caller: that's all right. the thing is, donald trump should run again because they tried to impeach him before he was even elected and they gave him four years of craft that he had to tolerate and he's done more for our country and for years than any the rest of these have ever done. his first years in august -- in office we had the best economy. his whole term as

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president biden on with david muir on news tonight asked about 2024. >> i want to ask you about somethingks before the election will be set down. you said he would absolutely serve eight years if elected. do you plan to run for reelection? >> yes, faith has intervened many places in my life. if i'm in the health i'm in now, i'm in good health, i would run again. >> if that means a rematch against donald trump? >> you're trying to tempt me now. sure. why would i not want to run against donald trump? >> politics aggregate poles. this is from real clear politics. host: 43.1% disapprove. 53.3%. stamford connecticut on the republican line. daniel connecticut caller: i'm in stamford, texas. host: my apologies. go ahead sir. caller: that's all right. the thing is, donald trump should run again because they tried to impeach him before he was even elected and they gave him four years of craft that he had to tolerate and he's done more for our country and for years than any the rest of these have ever done. his first years in august -- in office we had the best economy. his whole term as president,