hi, drew. >> hi, dion. tonight we're finding dry skies.ys breezy tomorrow, but tomorrow is a dry day. a temporary lull in the wet weather. partly cloudy skies to mid 50s. rain will return mid week especially wednesday morning. a level 3 strong storm with moderate to heavy rain, 1 to 2 inches of rainfall and wind gusts 30 to 50 miles per hour. so it's for that fact a flash flood watch will begin tuesday afternoon at 4:00 p.m. in the north bay. and in the santa cruz mountains really for the threat of debris flows over our burn scars for the 2020 wildfire season. we'll track that threat because of heavy rain and gusty winds and flash flooding is possible. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. it is bright, it is breezy tomorrow. that rain comes back here late tuesday night along with some wind. there is that strengthening storm on wednesday. it's the worst in the morning. we'll still have showers and downpours on thursday, even on and off showers thursday, friday, saturday and sunday of next weekend, dion. >> okay, drew, thank you very m

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i'm dion lim. okay. in that deadly new year's eve hit-and-run. on the heels of the crash, there is now a petition to recall san francisco district attorney chesa boudin. he joins us live now. chesa, right away criticism over the way you have handled the situation. that undoubtedly is at a fever pitch. i mean forget about all of those who are upset over your handling of nonviolent crimes. in this case, two people are dead. the suspected driver here is a serial offender who is out on parole. your spokesperson told us tonight the parole office followed all procedures, essentially saying that they are, in a way, responsible. now, i should point out that the california department of corrections and rehabilitation, the parole office, made a statement which provided you all the details needed to revoke bail, but yet you chose to do nothing. why are you blaming the parole office instead of taking direct accountability here? >> first of all, dion, let's start with the tragedy that this is. two families lost loved

i'm dion lim. doctors blame it for helping fuel a covid case spike. it seems people couldn't resist traveling for the holidays. today was the great return home as airports including here at sfo saw a big jump in passengers. abc 7 news reporter anser hassan is at san francisco international. anser, you saw some lines at the airport today. >> reporter: dion, good evening. things are quieted down quite a bit. earlier today these lines were full, despite the warning from lawmakers to stay home. sfo had one of the busiest weekends since the start of the pandemic. emanuel perez arrived home to the bay area after visiting his kids in florida. >> i have two kids on the east coast. i have to see them. if i travel, they won't have to come over here. >> reporter: he says this is the first time he flew since the start of the pandemic. he admits he was worried. he had a full flight and faced large crowds at the airport. >> i knew what i was doing. unfortunately i had to do it, i couldn't keep going without seei

i'm dion lim.taking a look from our roof camera where you can see the flag hasn't really moved too much most of the day, but changes are on the way. let's get to meteorologist drew tuma, and this is the kind of weather we expect to talk about in, what, october, not the middle of january, drew. >> yeah, it really is, dion. we have a wind advisory that is now in effect that will last until 6:00 p.m. tuesday, so nearly 48 hours almost we'll be under this wind advisory. look at our hills right now. we'll take you up about a thousand feet and the winds have really ramp pd ed up. you can see diablo. knoxville stronger than that gusting to 36 miles per hour. some of this wind will make its way down to the valley floor. so it is for that fact the entire bay area is underneath this wind advisory again until 6:00 p.m. tuesday. for wind gusts that could exceed 35 miles per hour on the valley floor. our ridge tops could see wind gusts 50 miles per hour. we're going to go hour by hour, showing you the winds in

it's t actually celine dion. or excus excuse me, se sleep dee slee-- celine dion. a magnum of champagne. the only thing i couldgn do is pass out on the bathroom floor with my face on the bath matt and yo you wind up with an impression on your face. greg: it is true. getting drunk like that on champagne is the worst possible alcohol, the headaches and the -- it's really bad. bad. but you know what cures that, celine dion's graceful music. >> and pee pedialyte. greg: and pedialyte. all right. we'll be right back. ght, i broun ensure max protein to give you the protein you need with less of the sugar you don't. [grunting noise] i'll take that. woohoo! 30 grams of protein and 1 gram of sugar. ensure max protein. with nutrients to support immune health. if your gums bleed when you brush, the answer is yes. the clock may be ticking towards worse... parodontax is 3x more effective at removing plaque, the main cause of bleeding gums parodontax at visionworks, and we want you to see yourself in your new glasses and think, "ooh!" but if you get home and your "ooh" is more of

>> okay, ama and dion.to get unmixed and a lot warmer as you point out but before we look at the atmosphere let's look at what's happening at sea. we've had higher than usual tides lately, king tides as we call them. there's a chance of some minor coastal flooding tomorrow. a coastal flood advisory's in effect from 5:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. tomorrow. and adding to the problem along the coast is a high surf advisory in effect from 10:00 a.m. tomorrow to 3:00 p.m. wenesday. wave heights will be elevated. there's the risk of dangerous sneaker waves. now let's take a look at our weather conditions. a view from the exploratorium camera looking back at san francisco where it is 54 degrees right now. in fact temperature readings are in the low to mid 50s at oakland, mountain view, san jose and morgan hill as well and down to 48 at half moon bay. nice view from emeryville looking along the bay bridge, looking westward. low 50s in santa rosa napa and novato 48 at fairfield and low 50s at con and livermore and looking a

dan. >> hi, dion. at 5:00 the local biotech leader who says he's having trouble getting cities to adopt his tool to speed up vaccination distribution. >>> plus that cache of weapons found at an auto repair business. you'll hear the other side of the story. this was in napa. the man is facing charges. the owner says there's another side. all of that and more whe i have the power to lower my blood sugar and a1c. because i can still make my own insulin. and trulicity activates my body to release it like it's supposed to. trulicity is for type 2 diabetes. it's not insulin. and i only need to take it once a week. plus, it lowers the risk of cardiovascular events. trulicity isn't for people with type 1 diabetes or diabetic ketoacidosis. don't take trulicity if you're allergic to it, you or your family have medullary thyroid cancer, or have multiple endocrine neoplasia syndrome type 2. stop trulicity and call your doctor right away if you have an allergic reaction, a lump or swelling in your neck, severe stom

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i understand the passion people have for celine dion. greg: how dare you. >> i didn't know that she was a singer and tell that titanic. and number two the biggest thing is when cassius clay went to muhammad ali. that was a big one. i got over that quick. greg: i don't want to know why that upsets you frankly. >> it bothered you took greg. a brother changes his name yeah. greg: i thought cassius clay was such a great name. he did the sacred symbol. spin no one ever writes about this on the internet so that's perfect. that's not her real name. >> it's a actually celine dion. this did drank champagne and the only thing i could do after a magnum of champagne is pass out on the bathroom floor with my face on the bathmat and you wind up with it on your face. greg: it is true getting drunk like that on champagne for headache it's just really bad. but you know it helps that celine dion's graceful music. >> and pedialyte. greg: we will be right back. mea! or just the west side. run payroll in less than five minutes with intuit quickbooks. ♪ is lo

i'm dion lim. that service was part of a rally in san francisco. ♪ >> pro life activists filled the streets today for the 17th annual san francisco west coast walk for life. the day began what morning prayer vigil at planned parenthood on valencia street. demonstrators want to send the message that there are resources available for women considering abortion. >> the church has plenty of ways to help you if you are in need. we have homes that you can come to, even a place to live. we have food, we have help for those women who are seeking abortions today, to choose life. >> later in the afternoon, demonstrators marched from civic center plaza down market street to the embarcadero. this year's walk was scaled back because of the pandemic and didn't include a rally. before the march a special catholic mass was held at st. mary's cathedral today. hundreds of worshippers were gathered insideeste the covid-19 health order banning indoor services. nbc 7's cornell barnard spoke with the bishop. >> reporter

dion?ink we'd see the 70s again any time soon. >>> tonight's episode of "jeopardy" ends a remarkable 37-year run for host alex trebek. you can watch it here in just a few minutes at 7:00 p.m. fans of the show mourn his death, dozens of bay area residents that competed treasure the moments of meeting trebek on the set. abc 7 news reporter david louie collected those memories two of contestants have the distinction of being on this week's final trebek hosted shows. >> the host of "jeopardy" alex trebek. >> reporter: over the years, "jeopardy" featured a large number of bay area contestants including two in this final week with alex trebek. their memories of meeting him more touching because of his death. >> i realize that i was going to be on some of the last games that were hosted by alex trebek and just gave me goose bumps and i feel so honored to be in that historic position. >> reporter: san francisco state english professor jim gilligan tried over 20 times to get on the show. >> i've bee

justin writes in to say dion, don't be nervous. okay. the pressure is on. >> right-on, justin. >> if you want to weigh in we have at least three, four or five now for letter c and this is a lie, re-opening schools is included in the document, but there is no executive order to support it. my producer is saying everyone now. is everyone just copying everyone else or do we really think it's "c"? i have to go with "c "qwest as well because i don't want to deviate with what the viewers think. can you explain what is the right answer? >> drum roll, you are all correct. it is, in fact, "c." i don't remember how many executive orders he signed yesterday, something like 15, but 10 were directed toward the pandemic and one of which is about re-opening schools and again, it's not just about controlling the actual spread of the virus. we have to make sure we're doing right by our children and local businesses. >> so an executive order is included. c is not true. a, we talked about the defense production act earlier and it is important that we'll bo

>> what dion said, perspective on after-hours trading. the numbers might be pressured as the company continues to invest in itself. the projected deliveries there is lot of hope in that. it seems like they will hit the number wall street is hoping for, wall street, they have the big number, whisper number, higher number they want if they're just meeting expectations that may be upsetting the stock too. gerry: lauren, i didn't see the numbers specifically, lauren said, jonathan, 50% increase in deliveries. they're around half a million when they were in 2020. that suggests, that is off, off an already, you know, significantly elevated base. so that does look like pretty good for them going forward? >> that was their guidance, half a million deliveries. a lot of that demand coming from china as well. we'll dig into those numbers as well. the thing to keep in mind, gerry, especially now, when you buy tesla, valuation, extended valuation. it has been added to the s&p 500. it reminds back in 1999 a stock by the name of cisco which is trading a

i'm dion lim. to developing news coming on washington now where the calls are growing for president trump's removal following the insurrection at the capitol wednesday. house speaker nancy pelosi is signaling she's ready to take action and it comes as police are not only hunting down but arresting a number of suspects in the attack. here's abc7 news reporter. >> reporter: president trump facing growing outrage following the attack on the capitol building. twitter cutting off the president's account. due to the risk of further incitement of violence. democrats threatening to impeach the president for a second time, accusing him of, quote, willfully inciting violence against the government. house speaker nancy pelosi speaking out in an interview with cbs' "60 minutes." >> deranged unhinged dangerous president of the united states. but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him. >> reporter: president-elect joe biden leaving decision up to congress. >> the quickest w

i'm dion lim. the president of willfully inciting violence against the government. if this happens it will be the first time a president in american history has faced a second impeachment. it all comes as another republican senator is calling for the president to resign. >> reporter: in the wake of last week's deadly riot at the u.s. capitol, president trump is facing impeachment again. >> we're going to the capitol. and if you don't fight like hell, you're not going to have a country any more. >> reporter: democrats are demanding he be held accountable, drafting a single article of impeachment charging the president with incite. of insurrection. at least 200 lawmakers support the resolution, but so far not a single republican has publicly signed on. >> every minute and every hour that he is in office represents a clear and presenting danger not just to the united states congress, but frankly to the country. >> reporter: the latest abc news poll finds a majority of americans want trump removed from

i mean, dion?tle. >> i was turned off and i read she might have had a dui in incident in her past. clearly, there are underlying issues and she said i'm only 22. i'm sorry, that's not an excuse to behave badly. there are underlying issue that clearly need to be addressed. >> yeah, i mean, spencer 22, what, so you should not take responsibility for your actions and i don't know if you saw it but really her whole attitude, i'm surprised the lawyer let her talk. >> yeah, i didn't see it this morning. it didn't know she was on this morning but i'm glad she's been found and now we can all see who she is and see more of what she is. >> yeah, it's remarkable to these things just keep happening, that's what stuns me more than anything else. >>> the popular '90s ice cake vinnetta making a come back. returning to stores after nearly three decades. if you don't remember this it was launched as a christmas special in 1982 in the u.k. was discontinued in the '90s here in the u.s. but remained popular in europe

. >> they really do, dion. democrats on a fast track demanding president trump be held accountable for last wednesday's riot. one republican says it's the wrong move. with just 24 hours away from what could be the start of president trump's second impeachment, house speaker nancy pelosi is making her case, speaking to cbs's "60 minutes." >> sadly, the person that is running the executive branch is a deranged, unhinged, dangerous president of the united states. but he has done something so serious that there should be prosecution against him. >> reporter: house democrats plan to introduce a resolution, accusing the president of willfully inciting violence against the government, and demanding he be held accountable for it. >> i think it's absolutely imperative that we move on impeachment, we do it quickly, and i'm hoping i will be able to vote for that tuesday or wednesday. >> he has to be held accountable to this. this cannot set a precedent for future presidents that they can get away with it. >> if this is no

. >> dion lim got a a a a a a her today. >> i am never going to stop painting. >> reporter: the members of menza had a lot of kids with hobbies and telling jokes. >> why did the dinosaur crossed the road? >> reporter: i don't know, why? >> because the chicken was not born yet. >> reporter: by age three. >> i don't know how she did it. it blew me away. >> here is the new bob ross. >> reporter: she created more than 100 works of arts with theirly nearly a dozen fetching over $100. she makes painting tutorials on youtube. >> we are painting dandelion. >> reporter: juliet asked to serenades us with her violin and challenging me to a math competition. >> reporter: i am sweating. >> when we are all done. how did you think i did? >> good. >> reporter: she has these words of advise to me and anybody else watching, who wants to make a dich difference in the new year. >> you can do it if you focus. >> reporter: in piedmont, dion lim. abc7 news. >> she's fantastic. >>> when eric administer the vaccine, he gave her a surprise. >> the couple been together for five years and often joked about getting

dion and dan, doesn't seem as much fun to me. >> me, neither. got to do what you got to do. >> yeah, these are the times. michael, thanks. >>> still to come here, getting ready to ring in 2021 with champagne. we'll talk about some budget friendly bottles as ♪ we're going to find the perfect tree. we're going skating. we're going to nana's. wherever you go this holiday, chevy can help you get there. which is why we're making our chevy... ...employee discount available to everyone. the chevy price you pay... ...is what we pay. not a cent more. so wherever you go, happy holidays from chevy. use the chevy employee discount for everyone to get over six thousand eight hundred dollars below msrp on this equinox. get the chevy employee discount for everyone today. for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got

. >> dion lim got a a a a a a her today. >> i am never going to stop painting. >> reporter: the membersf menza had a lot of kids with hobbies and telling jokes. >> why did the dinosaur crossed the road? >> reporter: i don't know, why? >> because the chicken was not born yet. >> reporter: by age three. >> i don't know how she did it. it blew me away. >> here is the new bob ross. >> reporter: she created more than 100 works of arts with theirly nearly a dozen fetching over $100. she makes painting tutorials on youtube. >> we are painting dandelion. >> reporter: juliet asked to serenades us with her violin and challenging me to a math competition. >> reporter: i am sweating. >> when we are all done. how did you think i did? >> good. >> reporter: she has these words of advise to me and anybody else watching, who wants to make a dich difference in the new year. >> you can do it if you focus. >> reporter: in piedmont, dion lim. abc7 news. >> she's fantastic. >>> when eric administer the vaccine, he gave her a surprise. >> the couple been together for five years and often joked about getting e

. >> dion lim got an art lesson from her today. >> from the moment you met juliette leon, it's apparent she's not your average 4 1/2-year-old. >> the mini member of mensa has lots of kid-like hobbies like marshall arts and telling jokes. >> why did the dancer cross the road? because the chicken wasn't born yet. >> it's her paintings are what impress us the most and it's the tender age of eight months and by age 3. >> it just blew me away. >> juliette has created more than 100 works of art with nearly a dozen fetching over $4,000 for the asian donor program. >> i help people with cancer and find a match. >> with her mom's help, this kid prodigy makes painting tutorials on youio tooub and offers to give me a lesson. >> i'm painting a dandy lion. >> juliette asks to serenade us with her violin. then later, challenges me -- >> to a math competition. >> i'm sweating. >> and beats me. >> those aren't easy. >> when we're all done. juliette, how do you think i did? >> good. >> she has these words of advice to me and everybody else watching who wants to make a difference in the new year. >> you

with that, we say good evening and thank you for joining us, i'm dion lim. we look at the pandemic's impact on tenants and landlords. the economy is one topic we focus on in our commitment to building a better bay area. today a group of mom and pop landlords spoke out in san francisco against a rent relief bill. abc 7 news has a preview of what they can expect. >> reporter: real estate agent eli micekin says right now might be the best time to rent in san francisco. this one brmd apartmeedroom apas for 2,000 a month, the first month is free. >> 600, 650 square feet, nice, classic san francisco apartments in any other given time, they would have been rented immediately. >> reporter: crystal chen is an analyst at zumper. she says 2020 was a year of unprecedented decline for rents in the braay area. down 23%. >> the priorities of renters have really shifted away from big city amenities like nightlife and going out and stuff like that toward really space and affordability. >> reporter: but many predict people will start to return to the bay area in 2021. mns peo

>>> once again, good evening, i'm dion lim. in tonight's headlines now, california hit a new state record for the number of covid patients in the icu. more than 4500 people were admitted yesterday. among those hospitalized with covid-19, former cnn talk show host larry king. the bay area is seeing the very beginning of a post-holiday surge. doctors at francisco hospital are already seeing the cases. and doctors are debating whether the amount of time between the first and second covid vaccine doses should be lengthen. this would allow more people to receive their first dose, providing some immunity, even if it's less effective. others say it's more important to focus on maximum effectiveness right away fien it's in a smaller population. the faster we can flatten the curve the faster we can abc news has a preview in our efforts to build a better area. >> reporter: real estate agents say right now might be the best time to buy in san francisco. this one bedroom apartment with a remodelled kitchen and bathroom rents 25% less than

. >> ama, dion, bignd a a's, from >>> now abc 7 sports with larry beil. >>> good evening. it is more than 2,000 miles from antioch to alabama, worth a journey for najee harris who helped bama capture the college football national championship tonight over ohio state. chaotic season coming to a close in miami. bama, 11-0. some question whether ohio state deserved to be in the game. pick it up second quarter, 14-14. matt jones under pressure. harris, one-landed grab and the his second touchdown of the night, racked up 358 total yards, five tuesdays. matt jones threwee touchdowns. he got injured early in the third quarter, hurt his finger, could not continue. still the offensive mvp. bama, harris, punching it in for his third score of thee as nick saban wins his seventh national title and bama beats ohio state. >>> baseball news, you knew it was coming. closer hendricks signing a three-year, $54 million with the white sox. hendricks had an e.r.a. under .2 last year, the el releaver of the year. >>> the shark training now in arizona because of covid rules. patrick marleau back

dion? >> all right, spencer, thanks. >>> to the south bay where a neighborhood is grieving after a woman and child were found dead. police have arrest a husband and girl's father for murder. he turned himself in yesterday. investigators say he came into the police department's lobby and told a clerk he had killed his wife. when police went to his home, they found both the wife and 11-year-old daughter dead inside. >> it's a horrific tragedy. our hearts are broken for the family, for the victims and all their friends. >> neighbors visited the home today and left flowers. police believe the family lived in the neighborhood for more than a decade. the cause of death are still under investigation and the suspect is not answering any more questions. >>> now to the latest on the person shot and killed by san jose police officers this morning. it all happened on mckee road at la plala drive. police say they were serving a warrant connected to homicides in gilroy and morgan hill. police have not id

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i'm dion lim. one of the hardest-hit hospitals in san francisco is implementing its covid-19 surge plan. abc 7 news reporter luz pena has some of the first images of what this plan looks like at one of the hardest-hit hospitals in san francisco. >> reporter: it's the plan medical doctors were hoping they wouldn't have to implement. but tonight the chief of the medical department at zuckerberg general hospital showed how they're handling cases. they've reached the highest number of covid-19 cases they've ever had. with more than 2 million covid cases statewide, hospitals across california are being pushed to their breaking point. at zuckerberg san francisco general hospital this is what their surge plan looks like. >> we've already seen overflow of the intensive care unit. >> reporter: with the thanksgiving and christmas surge, a new year case all at once, dr. caldwell says they've had to add additional floors to treat covid patients. >> at least four regular floor wards and three icu areas. >> repo

i'm dion lim. a focus on our health and the vaccine distribution debacle in our ongoing commitment to help build a better bay area. >>> today a promising development. "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard went to a drive-through clinic where all appointments were taken and the covid-19 vaccine was getting into the arms of hundreds who so desperately want it. >> we feel good that we're able to make a little bit of a dent in this problem. >> reporter: the playground at stanley elementary school in lafayette transformed into this drive-through covid vaccination clinic for seniors. >> it is the best deal. >> reporter: many have been frustrated trying to get the vaccine, like wayne hahn. >> i feel relieved. i live in rossmor and they were unable to get the county to come to that community which has 10,000 elderly people looking me. >> it is incredibly frustrating and patients are really afraid. >> reporter: walnut creek physician rebeka parish partnered with the city of lafayette and local senior organi

i'm ama daetz. >> and i'm dion lim. for larry and sandhya and all of us, thanks for joining us. >> badaba, badaba, badaba "jimmy kimmel live." back at home. i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. thank you for watching. a special shout-out to those of you watching from other countries on youtube. enjoying our comeuppance from afar. oh, i know you are! and i don't blame you. we had it coming. here in the "united" states. we are on chapter 11 of donald trump's presidency. yes, somehow, he's still president. but with only nine days left in office, trump could very well make history, becoming the first u.s. president to get impeached twice. democrats intend

. >>> i'm dion lim. we appreciate you being her >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on. with a dangerous storm threatening to snarl one of the busiest travel days of the year, the one-two punch. heavy snow and ice sweeping across the u.s., stranding some drivers for up to 14 hours and knocking out power to thousands. tonight, flash-flood fears as a new system batters the southeast and makes a run north with millions who ignored warnings to stay put for the holidays trying to get home. >>> the superspreader scare. new images tonight of new year's eve parties in full swing coast to coast. guests gathering in close quarters, many without masks. all of it fueling concerns of yet another surge. california hospitals pushed to the limit coming off that state's deadliest day. ambulances reportedly waiting up to eight hours to drop off patients, and already nearly 350,000 u.s. lives lost. >>> the vaccine's slow rollout as reality falls far short of expectations. long lines in some states. in housto

connell: let's talk about that a little bit, dion.f you look at think about what susan is saying, take twitter as an example, we can talk a lot about some of these other companies there is business calculation what essentially is a political decision. twitter knew it was losing users with the decisions it made over the last few days. what calculation do you think jack dorsey is making and how do you think it will work out, dion? >> remember twitter is not jack dorsey's main sort of income. this is his side hustle. what he does with square, that is the big moneymaker. jack dorsey and step out to take these kind of gambles banning the president of the united states from a platform things like that and he doesn't have to worry about it hitting his pocketbooks too much. if you're an investor in twitter, you don't own square, this should be more concerning for you. keep that in mind. secondly there is widespread outrage on twitter about the president's tweets. people calling for the banning of the president years and years. i assume part o

celine dion, the drunk says he was drinking champagne will watching celine dion the singer in concertd was inspired to file the name change online. [laughter] the very same thing happened to meet my watch mariah carey sing on new year's and change my name to howling wolf. that's how i got into elizabeth warren's book club for indigenous people. and how i got out the balls into married me for seven years. don't say anything, he still thanks i was his first mohican. yeah. so the british man said this is not the first time he's done something crazy while hammered. and his friends aren't surprised about the name change at all. after seeing the golden bowtie well neither are we. keep drinking celine, we will see them back on the topical storm real soon when you change her name to rodrigo. topic number two. are you afraid of ghosts but not of heart disease? that we've got a whopper for you. burger king japan has designed a new burger that will help you ward off evil spirits. but if you really want to flush the evil out of your system, try to pull tape. the new spicy whopper contains a speci

i'm dion lim. a stunning turn with the regional icu availability numbers.he number the state relies on when it comes to issuing stay at home orders. the threshold is 15%. so does this mean we are turning a corner and the stay-at-home order could be lifted? so far we haven't heard anything from governor newsom. cornell bernard joins us once again. he got a statement from the state and some encouraging news from a local emergency room. cornell? >> dion, local emergency rooms are saying they are seeing dplimers of hope when it comes to covid-19-related hospitalizations. they're slowing down, and they're going down. but it's still unclear when the bay area can leave the stay-at-home order. >> could potentially be the beginning of the end. >> reporter: those encouraging words from ucsf epidemiologist dr. george rutherford after the state reported the bay area's icu capacity saw a dramatic improvement from 6% last week to

dion, larry? >> all right, thank you, spencer. >>> turning now to the coronavirus.nother unfortunate record, 764 deaths. the previous high was two weeks ago at 708. but there are a couple of hopeful trends here. just over 23,000 newly diagnosed cases were reported, and that's well below the daily average. also, the

in the newsroom dion lim, abc 7 news. >> hard to even imagine her grief.e're grate thafl she spoke with us. hiroko and her son will return to japan and wait to see hana's body. there is a gofundme to help the family with expenses. we'll have a link on our website, abc7news.com. >>> we turn now to our health and efforts to build a better bay area. california is on the brink of reaching 3 million total coronavirus cases. remember, that number does include patients who've recovered. the bay area has nearly 350,000 diagnosed cases. a bay area company is coordinating up to 150,000 covid tests in california each day, and now it's hoping its new software can speed up vaccine distribution. abc 7 news has assembled a vaccine team to track the latest developments. the ceo of color help spoke exclusively with abc 7 news reporter louz pena. >> reporter: san francisco has one of the nation's highest per capita 19 test rates. behind the scenes processing the two largest covid test sites is color health. >> what's color's real at test sites like this one? >> at testlight

just before half time mind doubled the lead as alex on the hock was left on mott and noted in to send dion into the break to kneel down but the record champions bounced back a us where kimmage head a got by him back in the game and then leroy sent a level to schools off to drifting inside from the wing with the mind's defenders allowing him time to set up his shot. 3 more by end goals followed the pick of which was robert live in duffy's effort to seal the 52 and result. by and reclaim top spot while mines still 2nd from bottom were left to rue their wasted lead. so you look now at the venice league a standings to see how the weekend's match is affected 1st the top of the table by in munich again finished the match day on top while dortmund move back into the champions league places meaning the top 4 in the league in the lower half shaka at the very bottom remain windless. you're watching d.w. news coming to you from berlin coming up next we go world stories with a report on the long term health effects of covert 19 of course you can always get all this news information any time you want o

i'm dion lim. the bay area is suddenly at 23.4%.er spending a couple of weeks icu availability has become the number the state relies on, when it comes to issuing stay-at-home orders. but does this mean we're turning the corner? and the stay-at-home order could be lifted? we haven't heard a word from gavin newsome. cornell, what are they saying? >> doctors say they are seeing glimmers of hope. they're slowly going down. but it's unclear-the bay area can leave the stay at home order. >> could potentially be the beginning of the end. >> reporter: those encouraging words from epidemiologist, after the state reported the bay area's icu capacity saw an a dramatic improvement. >> all this suggests, strongly suggests that we're on the down slope of this third wave of the epidemic, finally. >> reporter: they confirm covid-19 hospitalizations have dropped at zuckerberg general hospital. >> icu patients are staying now. so, that's given us capacity and encouraging, compared to one week ago. >> reporter: that's when covid-19 hospitalizations w

usually it's dion lim. she's on the pulse of every food trend. >> she is in there.ut if she did, i'll find out. >> she has a special way with food, does she not? >> yes. and what did she tell me? she just eats it all. she doesn't leave things behind. >> what? >> i know for as small as she is, it's incredible. >> i don't know if she's putting that but good on her. >> right. >> she must have a peloton bike. >> mr. efficient metabolism here who could gain weight during a starvation protest. well, i'm happy for her. that was fun. that was absolutely fun. all right. double ipa. all right. let's take a look at our roof camera. that's 43 degrows this morning. it is significantly cooler than yesterday which was significantly cooler than the day before. clouds on the increase today. today is our last dry and mild afternoon. next storm arrives tonight bringing us chilly then it will saturday. the only dry day moving forward. rain and snow showers starting sunday. and then heavier rain wednesday and thursday. so let's talk about temperatures today. upper 50s along the coast in

di dion lim. >>> next, a sight to see. can see rare and >>> good news for a toet onefho-shirt vesiden kamla harris and her oakland roots. extending the deadline to order one of the oakland in the house t-shirts until midnight sunday. the white house, of course. harris was born in oakland and later moved to berkeley. in another show of pride, oaklandish in collaboration with the warriors tropped a limited edition celebrating the new team oakland forever jerseys. >>> today is a time that only comes around once a year and a marvel for nature lovers. the annual magnolia bloom in san francisco. more than 200 rare and historic trees in the botanical garden typically peak starting in mid january. the perfect day to check them out. the velvety silver buds line these elegant trees and blossom into pink, white and magenta flowers. it's free for san francisco residents and kids 4 and under. other tickets can be bought online and make sure, of course, to keep your distance. gosh those are beautiful, lisa. >>> and it was looking like s

we'll wrap it up, two sides as well dion with the bank stocks.ll ills for the industries but especially banking, janet yellen talked about this yesterday, is growth. if we do get economic growth you could still do pretty well even if the regulations tighten up little built, do you think? >> oh, yeah. look, there is, i don't know what could stop banks from making record profits. try to keep jamie dimon from record profits in a quarter you will lose an arm. that doesn't mean their stock prices will continue to go up and that is what wall street is looking at right now. big banks, kbe, banking etf has been down significantly over the past week t took a real nosedive when joe biden was sworn in. connell: good stuff as always, dion rab boone from axe sy owes. taking extra precaution. the faa giving a go ahead for airports to give covid-19 screenings for passengers and personnel. one iowa airport one of first to conduct such screenings. it the new protocol will begin at the eastern iowa airport january 25th. what they're calling the travel etwell progr

radical nationalistic part of the organization of ukrainian nationalists got its own leader stephane dion darragh severely anti-semitic an anti communist he proclaimed an independent ukraine in 1941. his german allies frowned upon such an act of self will and it landed him in prison for nearly all the 2nd world war not participating in the events physically. still managed to successfully spread his ideology many independent historians estimate that the 0 un militia exterminated from 152200000 jews on ukrainian territory occupied by the germans by the end of 1941. the most notorious and outrageous massacre took place september. 29th and 30th 1941 . of the city of kiev and its vicinity must appear on monday september 29th by 8 o'clock in the morning. bring documents money and valuables and also warm clothing linen cetera. they need not follow this order and are found elsewhere will be shot. 33771 jews were killed in this 2 day operation of the nazis and ukrainian militia. another outrageous massacre was carried out by the ukrainian army and the faction of the organization of ukrainian natio

dion lim pressed about why they didn't do anything after the paroll offip parole office. >> this isn't about blaming parole. this is about numerous law enforcement agencies, and we all have to depend on each other to do the job properly. >> this afternoon he sent a statement saying in part, daley city police, san francisco police, patrol and my office all could have done things differently, he expects mcallister will be arraigned tomorrow. there may be more than one reason he was not in jail. phil matier explains how covid has become a factor. >> the other part is that there's right now not room in the jails. for mcallister. there's a movement actually to keep them out of jails, in part because of the covid virus. jails and prisons are afraid of being hotspots, so they don't want non-violent offenders in there as well. >> you can read his columns every wednesday and sunday. >>> a power play in silicon valley by google employees. what they could gain by forming a union. >>> this is the final week we get to see alex trebek as "jeopardy" host. >>> the pandemic is about to make history aga

wants to make a difference in the new year. >> you can do it if you focus. >> reporter: in piedmont, dionnews. ♪ >> making us all feel bad, juliet, quite impressive. >>> next, a new initiative in the south bay that's hoping to give restaurants a big boost, details on the chef's mark and how you can help save local businesses. to your friends... your family... to your teachers. in that spirit of giving, chevy's proud to give our employee discount to everyone. the chevy price you pay, ...is what we pay. not a cent more. because giving, ...and giving back, is what the holidays are all about. use the chevy employee discount for everyone to get a total value of over eight thousand four hundred dollars on this silverado. get the chevy employee discount for everyone today. >>> we all know that restaurants are struggling right now but in san jose one chef is hoping his idea of bringing business owners together will provide a much needed boost. it's called chef's market. as part of a test run five restaurants will come together over the next ten days to offer takeout. it will be at a centralized d

abc 7 news anchor dion lim got an art lesson from her. >> from the moment you meet juliet, surroundedr nature inspired art work it's apparent she's not your average 4 1/2-year-old. >> i'm never going to stop painting. >> reporter: she has lots of kid like hobbies, like swimming, marshal arts and telling jokes. >> why did the dinosaur cross the road? >> i don't know, why. >> because the chicken wasn't born yet. >> reporter: it's her paintings which impress us the most. they started as scribbles at the tender age of 8 months. by age 3. >> it blew me away. >> reporter: she's created more than 100 works of art, with nearly a dozen fetching over $4,000 for the asian donor program. >> sell the painting to help people with cancer and find a match. >> reporter: with her mom's help, this kid prodigy makes painting tutorials on youtube and even offers to give me a lesson. >> we're painting dandelions. >> as we wait for each awiller to dry, she skas to serenade us with her violin and later challenges me to a math competition. >> i'm sweating. >> and beats me. >> those are easy. >> when we're all

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