dion: it is all about solidarity. as the situation in ukraine continues to develop, you can get the latest updates on the abc 7 news bay area at. this morning, it notified people that russian commanders were given orders consistent with an order to invade ukraine. you can get notifications sent to your device. san francisco's drug epidemic may have claimed the life of a 16-year-old girl. police are investigating her death as suspicious. officers responded to ministry your seventh friday morning to help paramedics with a possible overdose. the teenager died at the scene. san francisco saw 650 overdose deaths last year and the mayor declared a state of emergency in the tenderloin in december to do -- to address the crisis. details about a shooting in san francisco's mission district. according to please come of the victim has died. he was found friday shot several times in a car near san jose avenue. police say he was 36 years old. no arrests have been made. a focus on health. a component of abc 7's commitment to help b

dion: good evening. and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim. you're watching abc7 news at 11:00 live here on abc7 and wherever you stream. new developments, there was a sudden about face and the town will now allow for affordable housing projects to be built. woodside said it was exempt because it was considered a mountain lion sanctuary. luz pena tells us that the state was threatening lead action. luz: for the past nine days the town of woodside saying that it was a mountain lion habitat. well, that didn't sit well with the attorney general who sent a letter on sunday challenging that notion. >> they made a claim which is not substantiated. they provided no evidence for that claim. s.b.-9 does not allow for entire towns the be off limits. >> it's an attempt to alleviate the house shortage. according -- housing shortage. they need 3.9 million house units by 2025. wanta was ready to tsao woodside where the average home was $5 million. >> we were prepared to file a lawsuit. vanessa nell who has lived in this community for 11 years, the wildcat h

i am dion lim. as the threat of war looms inmsi europe, there is new potential for hope of diplomacy. president biden and president putin have agreed to a summit on one major condition. it can only happen if russia does not invade ukraine. today president biden met with his team at the white house and mess -- most of his team returned from overseas. officials tell abc news that they believe tactical commanders have been given orders to invade. >> we hire -- we are talking about the potential of war in europe. it has been over 70 years and through those 70 years, as i mentioned yesterday, there has been peace and security. we are talking about the real possibility of war in europe. dan: more than troops are estimated to be surrounding ukraine. station's in support of ukraine are happening all over the country -- demonstrations in support of ukraine are happening all over the country, including here in the bay area. reporter: with tensions continuing to rise in ukraine, along san francisco's embarcade

dion: early voting underway for san francisco's special election. so far the polls have been pretty quiet. and election officials are seeing half the turnout of the last governor recall. the ballot includes real estate recall measures. but without a statewide race, voter engagement has wavered. >> we have initial activity around this election when the early voting period first began in the middle of january. it's kind of slowed down in the middle. expected to pick up this last week when we get to election day. dion: the city is making sure poll workers are ready. election day is -- february 15.. you can find out more on sfelections.org. coming up, some heroes don't wear capes, they sport safety vests instead. for example, this crossing guard with impressive reflex. see how a devastating outcome was narrowly avoided. >> shut it down! >> young students learn the power of protest after a childhood classic is removed from their menu. >> record warm coming this way i'll show you how warm it's going to be in my accuweather fo the world is full of make or

spencer: you are right, dion.pringlike spell we had is winding down and getting chilly right now. we have got mostly calm winds around the bay area, but notice that it is getting breezy around the coast. there is a cooling onshore flood that is going to drop our temperatures sharply from the springlike warmth we had for the past week. right now, we will get the 24 hour temperature change did most locations are a few degrees cooler than they were at this time last night. here's a view from the exploratory camera looking towards the bay bridge. in mountain view, it is 50's. the view from the central tower shows a finger of fog moving over san francisco and the bay. there will be other patches of fog during the overnight hours s in the upper 40's. around 51 degrees at concord pit the viooftop camera shows the advancing finger of fog as well. these are our forecast headlines. clouds will increase overnight with patches of fog during the overnight. it will be breezier and cooler tomorrow. temperatures will start to reb

dion: you tell them. students at sierra vista k-8 school were not happy that chocolate milk has been pulled from the menu. so the fourth grade class held a protest. >> we had chocolate milk when i was in fourth grade, when there was not covid. you would be lucky to get a spot to get chuck to know because it would all be gone. >> chocolate milk has sugar. too much sugar, is that what our body needs? dion: students and administration came to a compromise, chocolate milk return to the menu. one day every other week. teachers say it was a good way to teach the students how to hold an argument and stand up for what you believe and even if it was only just chocolate milk. just ahead, and valley town is accused of trying to skirt a housing law. the state attorney general is now involved in woodside's effort to cite mountain lions is a reason not to comply with the new affordable housing requirement. and taking a live look outside, where you can see their downtown looks pretty clear. while our temperatures will b

. >> his name was kenneth dion.r heard of him. >> hi, my name is -- >> there q and a session was state. >> okay, when did you get into alaska? >> a, it was in the nineties sometime. >> i just start talking to him about his life. where he grew up, where he went to school. how he got up into alaska. >> so you didn't jump right in and say we know you kill this girl? >> no. just try to gain some report with him. basically we spoken joked for a while. did you travel to the state quite a bit? >> a little bit. it went up to denali a couple times with friends from the military. i've been to maybe, valdes a few times, i like it down there. >> found out he was a fifth degree black belt, martial arts. he was right number 10 in the world in a fighting competition. >> wow. >> he liked a brawl in bars as he said. carried martial arts weapons in his car, including with nun chucks. >> that was his thing. he loved it. he loved the adventure. >> he was married at the time of bonnie craig's murder. but later got divorce. >> that was t

dion: that is the spirit. the relief party ended the re-enactment at donner memorial state park on friday. the donner party is often linked to cannibalism but as the re-enactment showed it is also a tale of heroism. it wasn't sharks, swimmers in florida had to watch out for today at the beach. it was a helicopter. rescue crews saying landing was simply incredible. the very latest on three passengers aboard that chopper. and we are in for some weather changes when we wake up tomorrow morning as we take a live look outside at a simply postcard perfect scene of san francisco. abc7 news weather anchor spencer christian will let you know what we can expect. spencer: don't even put me on tv. go back to that shot. that was beautiful. normally we have a prime time game on our air right now. but this time, it's all-star weekend so here we are. and we'll still show you how stephen curry shows off his range on and off the court at all-star dion: some breathtaking video coming out of miami where you can see a helicopter g

dion: cornell, thank you. to the east bay, where the oakland unified school district held a virtual town hall in hopes of saving oakland schools. this week the city announced they will be closing or merging 16 schools in the district. this comes as the district faces a $90 million budget shortfall. it will close two schools this year and five more next year. two more schools plan to merge or will lose grades. >> who wants to enroll in a school that is possibly closing? it has impacted our ability to attract high quality staff. dion: in 20 years, unified has lost a total of 15,000 students. the state could intervene if the budget is not balanced. three buildings in san francisco's richmond district were hit by a smoky fire this afternoon. firefighters were called to 10th avenue and geary at around 2:00. one person went to the hospital and is expected to be ok. the fire was under control within the hour, and firefighters focused on putting out hotspots. re were warned to keep windows closed as heavy smoke drifte

limited availability dion: a quick reminder.ime our new abc 7 bay area streaming app. it is free and easy to download on fire tv and android tv devices. finally now after a two-year closure because of covid, the computer history museum is back open. museum explores the history and future of the tech devices we all use. you can also learn about the history of applications like photoshop and texting along with video games. the museum offers a learning lab with hands-on activities and educational tours. it is only open on weekends and tickets start at $13. that is all the time we have for this edition of abc7news at 5:00. we will see you back here tonight at 6:00. >>> tonight, major breaking news as we come on the air. new reporting, as the urgent threat of war is intensifying in ukraine. u.s. officials tell abc news russian commanders have been given orders to plan to invade. today, president biden convening his national security team in the situation room. what we're learning as new satellite images show multiple new deployments

dion lim has the story. >> jaxon was very much the vibrant jokester. a little mischievous but always with a big heart and empathy. dion: it is the love of life that according to jim sales make it so hard to comprehend their son is no longer in this world. >> i was just so proud to see him and the man he was growing into being. dion: jaxon was found dead in a san francisco apartment on march 2, 2020. he met a man on a dating app and there were drugs in his system. sfpd released a statement showing there were no signs of foul play. the sales family alleges they were kept in the dark. >> we spent the first year trying to get reports. we got the final report of what happened to our son in november 2020. dion: they believe their son's case was dismissed as an accidental overdose because of his sexual orientation. >> he is asian, gay. when i heard the medical examiner tell me the gay community always uses ghb, very dismissive. dion: this is a complicated case, but this is not a story about the drugs found in his system or the circumstances of where he was fo

in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. dan: a guilty plea is bringing some closure to the family of a security officer at the oakland federal building, gunned down in a drive-by shooting in may 2020. the case giving us a glimpse into the extremist boogaloo movement. our reporter has been working on the story from the start. he is back from federal court with the very latest. dan: the two sides agreed he should serve four years in prison but the judge, made it clear she still has to decide if she will accept the deal. 33-year-old steven carrillo, shackled hands and feet, facing more than a dozen friends and family of the man he admits killing in may 2020, pat underwood. a security officer at the oakland federal building. what do you want people to know about your brother? >> my brother was amazing. my brother was such a hambone man -- humble man and he helped so many people that he never talked about. just one of those people that just always did their thing. dan: after underwood's sister read a statement calling stephen cu

dion lim has the story. >> jaxon was very much the vibrant jokester.ittle mischievous but always with a big heart and empathy. dion: it is the love of life that according to jim sales make it so hard to comprehend their son is no longer in this world. >> i was just so proud to see him and the man he was growing into being. dion: jaxon was found dead in a san francisco apartment on march 2, 2020. he met a man on a dating app and there were drugs in his system. sfpd released a statement showing there were no signs of foul play. the sales family alleges they were kept in the dark. >> we spent the first year trying to get reports. we got the final report of what happened to our son in november 2020. dion: they believe their son's case was dismissed as an accidental overdose because of his sexual orientation. >> he is asian, gay. when i heard the medical examiner tell me the gay community always uses ghb, very dismissive. dion: this is a complicated case, but this is not a story about the drugs found in his system or the circumstances of where he was found.

dion: in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. dan: the sf pd is investigating both cases.old dion they can't make a connection between the two. there is a gofundme to benefit the shop. you can find that link as part of this story on abc7news.com. ama: in less than a week, santa clara county is poised to do what every other bay area county has already done, lift its indoor mask mandate. >> given the steady decline in cases that we continue to see, i am fairly confident that we will be able to lift the masking requirement on march 2. ama: santa clara county has achieved the three metrics needed to turn the mandate into a recommendation. vaccination rate over 80%, steady hospitalization rate, and a seven-day case average of 550 or fewer. dr. cody says if the level of community spread gets to an unstable spot, mask requirements will continue. dan: fewer teachers, fewer advanced placement classes. ama: actually, first, dan. dan: sorry about that. ama: mayor liccardo is proposing the city change its booster mandate. he wants to end the covid booster requirement to get into city-

dion: you can hear his mother's sigh of relief.flooding out after an excruciating 14 some odd hours, good news. many questions left to be answered tonight. thank you. moving on, there has been another shooting on the freeway in the east bay. the highway patrol says shots were fired near the north livermore avenue exit in livermore. the white truck was involved in the incident. there is a carsey in the truck bed. the freeway was temporarily shut down for about a half an hour. the chp calls this an dion: new details on a dramatic crash involving a fire truck in oakland. three firefighters were treated at a hospital and released. the whole thing was caught on a restaurant security camera where the incident happened. a car turns left into the path of a second fire truck. it swerves to avoid the truck running into a storefront. the collision flooded the basement. water and power were shut off at the complex. the red cross is helping displaced tenants tonight. police are still looking for the driver of the car that turned as the car that

dion: justice for hank the tank. while wildlife official says the massive bear may have been wrongly blamed for several home break-ins for south lake tahoe. >> here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. jimmy anchor: it didn't take long for burglars to get into oakland's ivy hill cannabis store. surveillance video shows how they use add lexus and then four people just walked in. they were in and out in just seven minutes. ivy hill's owner says it's probably not the first time they tried. >> i'm pretty sure the same group of people has been attempting to hit us for month. we have pretty solid security and a whole system of monitoring that we do. and we've had o.p.d. people interrupt before. >> she estimates they got away with high quality products worth as much as $25,000. there was another $75,000 in damage to the building which is the former parkway theater. oak land police are investigating. dion: filing your taxes can be challenging. because bay area nonprofit is offering free services to make it less

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dion: in oakland, dion lynn, abc 7 news. liz: new developments with the uc berkeley, governor newsom is getting involved in the court case that could result in the school cutting its incoming freshman class by 3000 students. he urges the state supreme court in a brief to lower the court's order. a lawsuit over an expansion of the campus has led to a judge ordering enrollment to be capped. the governor said "we cannot little loss of get in a way of the education had dreams of thousands of students who are our future leaders and innovators. i urge the supreme court to step in to ensure we are expanding access to higher education and opportunity, not blocking it." progress is being made on construction of the armenian american museum and cultural center of california and glendale, home to one of the largest armenian communities in the country. there will be permanent and temporary exhibitions there, and a key focus will be to share the horrors and lessons of the armenian genocide. >> this project was born with the armenian geno

dion: these concerns adding to their hesitancy to ride more.: new details about the federal correctional institution in dublin. an officer has pleaded guilty to three charges for sexually abusing three inmates. 37-year-old ross kinger - faces federal prison. inmates were often threatened or pushed whe were aside.cim a groundbreaking ceremony was held for the new memorial plaza, paying tribute to the japanese forced to live in stables at the old race track. it will be completed by summer. the hope is that it will expose a high number of people, because about 6800 people passed through the station on a monthly basis. >> our country stripped american citizens of their constitutional rights and forced by presidents, put them in prison -- put them in concentration camps. liz: the memorial will include a statue honoring two young girls, ages six and nine, who were forced to relocate with their family in 1942. if you need it today, you can help filing e your taxes. the irs is opening this center on select saturdays, days it is usually closed. if you g

dion: for riders we spoke with, it was not enough. >> this station gets very sketchy. i have seen people with knives, sticks inside. it just does not give you that comfortable feeling. >> a lot of my clients -- i work with the elderly -- and they are frightened to go anywhere close to bart. j.r.: please consider -- dion: these concerns adding to their hesitancy to write more. dan: a former military police sergeant and a member of the boogaloo extremist movement pleaded guilty today to killing a security guard in oakland. he entered a federal court in front of more than a dozen relatives of pat underwood, the man he now admits to killing. underwood was inside a guard shack at the federal building in may when he was hit with bullets fired from a white van. underwood's sister talked about her brother. >> my brother was amazing, such a humble man, and he helped so many different people that he never talked about. he was just one of those people that always did the right thing. dan: the parties agreed to a 41 year sentence. the judge says he still has to decide if she will

dion: for riders we spoke with, it was not enough. >> this station gets very sketchy. have seen people with knives, sticks inside. it just does not give you that comfortable feeling. >> a lot of my clients -- i work with the elderly -- and they are frightened to go anywhere close to bart. j.r.: please consider -- dion: these concerns adding to their hesitancy to write more. dan: a former military police sergeant and a member of the boogaloo extremist movement pleaded guilty today to killing a security guard in oakland. he entered a federal court in front of more than a dozen relatives of pat underwood, the man he now admits to killing. underwood was inside a guard shack at the federal building in may when he was hit with bullets fired from a white van. underwood's sister talked about her brother. >> my brother was amazing, such a humble man, and he helped so many different people that he never talked about. he was just one of those people that always did the right thing. dan: the parties agreed to a 41 year sentence. the judge says he still has to decide if she will ac

dione: abc7news. liz: governor newsom is getting involved in a court case that could result in a school cutting its incoming freshman class by 3000 students. he is urging the supreme court in a brief to stay at a lower court's order. a lawsuit has led to a judge ordering enrollment to be capped. the governor said, "we cannot let a lawsuit get in the way of education and dreams of thousands of students who are our future leaders and innovators. i urge the supreme court to ensure we are expanding access to higher education and opportunity, not blocking it." progress is being made all construction of the armenian american museum and cultural center of california in glendale, home to one of the largest armenian communities in the country. it will be permanent and temporary exhibitions and a key focus will be to share the horrors and lessons of the armenian genocide. >> this project was born with the armenian genocide centennial as a gift for the next 100 years, the next generation of armenian american. it

i'm dion limb in tonight's headlines.the man killed in a freeway shooting in oakland yesterday has been identified as a loving father star cal basketball athlete and a pillar of the community 65 year old. jean. ransom was well known throughout the east bay prep sports world. he mentored countless players and ransom himself played at cal and was drafted by the warriors. such a tremendous only in berkeley but in the entire east bay. northern california for that matter because he was he was the greatest player. we all grew up and loved to watch, you know, both at berkeley high and at uc berkeley. the highway patrol has arrested this man 25 year old one angel garcia. there's this picture in connection with ransoms killing this morning. he's being held without bail at the alameda county jail in santa rita. hundreds of peopled tneapolis tn the second day of protests over a deadly police shooting a mere locke was killed earlier this week as officers served a no-knock warrant. locke's name wasn't on it abc news reporter. christin

dion: she was last seen 11 days ago.d worried, so today as abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard shows us, they received strength and support from the community. >> we are hoping and praying that she will be safe cornell: taking part in this vigil walked to remind the community alexis gave is still missing. every day feels unreal. it is really heartbreaking. this is day 11 and every day gets harder and harder. cornell: alexis is missing fires are everywhere. new billboards are up on highway four looking for tips in the case. >> everyone is going to help. we are super grateful for all of the businesses that put up flyers. >> we

good evening, and thank you for joining us some dion limb. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 now after being canceled last year because of the pandemic san francisco's chinese new year parade was back in full force. that means the fireworks the dancers everything we're used to seeing from the largest parade. side of asia abc 7 news reporter tim johns was there as the community celebrated the year of the tiger. it was a spectacle of sight. and sound after being canceled last year because of the covid-19 pandemic. the chinese new year parade is back in san francisco. this is amazing. it's better than ever. the parade is the largest of its kind outside of asia and thousandgl tt it'k and ''t know. it's just like everything's you know back on track, but tonight's parade is about a lot more than just celebrating the new year for many here. it's also a chance to promote the message of unity after a series of attacks against those in the asian community. those attacks against members of the aapi community have grown over the course of the pandemic

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yeah, literally minutes ago dion. we have just learned that the chp have a has arrested 25 year old juan angel garcia of san francisco charging him with the murder of who friends identify as gene ransom once a star basketball player here at calvin friends cannot believe that he is now the victim of gun violence. probably one of the greatest players they ever come out of berk behind doug harris is talking about his best friend gene ransom a star basketball player in the 70s at berkeley high school and at cal berkeley. not only a good friend to me, but he's a good friend to the whole bay area sports community harris confirmed to abc 7 news that ransom was shot and killed friday while driving on 880 in oakland. it's the second fatal freeway shooting of the year in oakland the chp now in my hope is that they can find the person that did this injustice can be served because this horrible loss. harris says ransom work as a longshoreman at the port of oakland years before that. he was a star on the court. we called him the d

i'm dion lim. you're watching abc 7 news at 11:00 that 2 year old has been found safe by sunnyvale police. we actually broke the news to you in our 6 pm show tonight new details now from abc 7 news reporter jr. stone. family members hugging one another after news the two-year-old jacob jardine last seen in this suv had been found nearly 13 hours after an amber alert was issued for him. they just said that chp deactivated to amber alert because jacob has been found. in fact reporter cornell bernard broke the news to you live on abc 7 news at six after chp confirmed it and shortly before police told us. he was found inside the stolen. uv and a nearby parking lot by an officer investigators say the discovery came four miles from this sunnyvale travel inn where he was last seen and where he was staying with his mother i want to thank the police department. i want to thank the chp i would like to thank the news and everybody out there that helped us find this baby. i appreciate every single one of you a

anchor dion limb attempted to have a conversation with the business owner and brings you this story. asian massage parlors are give happy endings and they're full of sex slaves. you can hear the disbelief in erica peck's voice as she reads with the owner of island personal training wrote on yelp responding to a critical review. ing this tour like total grossips that oh, it just makes me so mad. ny in e mmuny facebook.ite ut i like, oh my god this guy. i don't know what decade he thinks he's living in or country. he thinks he's living in but this is not okay. this screen wrap shows the business advertises their massage therapists speak english kind of rare for the field around these parts and continues to say they're not like shady asian massage parlors. i don't think anybody in alameda would want to give their business to somebody so bigoted island personal training has locations in reading and alameda. i went to the alameda location to speak to the owner. you hi. i'm from channel 7. i'm looking for. jason wilson at first he seemed amenable to speaking to me. very much. okay. thank y

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dion lim. abc7 news.l street marks climb following unverified claims from russia that it's withdrawing troops from ukraine. the dow closed at 34, 988. the nasdaq at 348 points and the s&p gained 69. mixed signals from the russian government are keeping both fierce of a ukraine invasion and hopes of a diplomatic invasion alive. >> the russian defense minister report today that some military units are living their positions near ukraine that would be good. but we have not yet verified that. president biden made an appeal for diplomacy today. he also issue add warning saying that if russia attacks ukraine lit be met with overwhelming international condemnation and strict sanctions. ukraine's cyber security agencies says the series of cyber attacks knocked down the arm forces website as well as those of two major banks. it's unknown who is responsible but the f.b.i. has been warning of a potential russian cyber attack. you can be informed of the very latest minute by minute. we set out this push alert so you

in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. larry: she said that her sons are having nightmares and she's looking for a good child psychologist to take them to. the video is unbelievable. you just would never expect to go into a drive-through and result in that. kristen: it is so scarring for her kids to see that. in the east bay, parents and others opposed to school closures protested today in oakland. the latest rally help in -- happened in our ago at parker elementary school. it's one of several schools that were voted to close or merge in the next two years. >> i absolutely love parker. parker takes care of their students. the state already cut so many programs for the children. i'm like, don't take the little we have left. . we already struggled to have what we have. it's not fair. and it's not right. reporter: the school district says the closures are necessary because the district faces an uncertain financial future due to declining enrollment and budget reductions. >> wet created those traveling on those traveling in th

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anchor dion limb attempted to have a conversation with the business. owner and brings us the story.sian massage parlors are give happy endings and they're full of sex slaves. you can hear the disbelief in erica peck's voice as she reads with the owner of island personal training wrote on yelp responding to a critical. you who is he marketing this tour like total? grossips that oh, it just just t me so mad. it's those comments about asians and massage parlors and ones on the company's website that have many in the community on facebook and real life speaking out and i was like, oh my god this guy, i don't know what decade he thinks he's living in or country. he thinks he's living in but this is not okay. this screen wrap shows the business advertises their massage therapists speak english kind of rare for the field round these parts and continues to say they're not like shady asian massage parlors. i don't think anybody in alameda would want to give their business to somebody so bigoted island personal training has locations in reading and alameda. i went to the alameda location to s

anchor dion limb has the story you'll see only on seven. jackson was very much that that vibrant humorous jokester a little mischievous, but always with a big heart and empathy. that was him. it's that love of life that according to jim salas and angie aquino solace makes it so hard to comprehend that their son. jackson is no longer in this world. i was just so proud to see him and the man he was growing into jackson was found dead in a san francisco apartment on march 2nd 2020 reports show. had met a man on a dating app and that there were drugs and his system as a pd released a statement to me saying there were no signs of foul play but the solace family alleges they were kept in the dark over details of what really happened. we spent the first year trying to get reports. we finally got the final report of what happened to our son in november of 2020. they also believed their son's case was dismissed as an accidental overdose because of his sexual orientation jackson is asian he is gay and so when i heard the medical examiner tell me the

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investigators say dion that is connected to more than 30 san jose break-ins, 20 more in milpitas. >> just smashing the front window. in some of these cases, drove that suv through a door. so, you don't need to be no super detective to figure that one out. >> almost $3000 for the damages. because he broke the window, this window, he broke the camera there. >> police are trying to determine if he is connected to anymore break-ins. >>> new video from oakland fire department showing how crazy the scene was last night. firefighters battled a single- story duplex fire in east oakland. the point of view shot there capturing flames, illuminating the night sky. this was about 6:45 last night. it was short-lived as oakland fire was able to control the flames shortly after 7:00. >>> a winter storm causing a mess for drivers in southern california's grapevine this morning. chp was forced to shut down i-5 for several hours. aerial video from the area shows traffic backed up for miles. at one point, deputies attempted to provide escorts to keep traffic moving. more lanes were reopened around noon.

anchor dion limb has a story you'll see only on seven. jackson was very much that that vibrant humorous jokester a little mischievous, but always with a big heart and empathy that was him. it's that life that according to jim salas and angie aquino solace makes it so hard to comprehend that their son. jackson is no longer in this world. i was just so proud to see him and the man he was growing into being jackson was found dead in a san francisco apartment on march 2nd 2020 reports show. he had met a man on a dating app and that there were drugs in his system as fpd released a statement to me saying there were no signs of foul play but the solace family alleges they were kept dark over details of what really happened. we spent the first year trying to get reports. we finally got the final report of what happened to our son in november of 2020. they also believed their son's case was dismissed as an accidental overdose because of his sexual orientation jackson is asian he is gay and so when i heard the medical examiner tell me the gay commu

i'm dion lim.ing abc7 news at 6:00 live here on abc7, hulu live and wherever you stream. and of course this is a time to celebrate and heal. abc7 news reporter ryan ryan has a look at some of the preparations behind the parade and the hopes for a brighter year ahead. ryan: crews are securing the final details on each float ahead of the parade saturday evening. >> we're just inspecting everything and maybe adding little things here and there. but for the most part we're basically done. ryan: stephanie's team wants to make should be the floats look as good as possible when they head down market street during the parade's anticipated return. and it was canceled last year due to the pandemic. >> great to be back here right now because the hard work is the hard part. this is the payoff. coming out and seeing people enjoy all the work we put into it. ryan: most of the floats have a decorated tiger. the symbol for this year's chinese new year. the year of the tiger represents bravery and confidence. at th

neither the dion nor my friends or connections. the military is until i taught this morning to, to retired high ranking offices of nature center. that they were not surprised at all. neither nato, on the fact that the russian forces are bombing surgically in different areas of the country of ukraine to blind the ukrainian army. that's why on such operations and that to really come by already in the bus, which is not surprising. you have mentioned it and described it in details, so that is a sort of low for the moment. now in the, in the west because meetings are started everywhere, as you mentioned. and we'll know more probably into 3 hours of about the, the sanctions that europe and the west of course, will impose, we can expect them to be off swift. this probably on the line all stream to bird for good. maybe. oh, would be also on, on be on the paper on the table for the risk. we don't know very much in the press here as well as the politicians, even visit foreign affairs in the west. take a sort of crash course in ukrainian geog

aunque cÉline dion revelÓ que cancelÓ el resto de su gira de conciertos por severos espasmos muscularesse produce sobre el cerro de huentitÁn. pablo graba las escenas de 1998 cuando el cantante se enterÓ que habÍan secuestrado a su hijo vicente fernando junior. juliÁn: oye, se viene... lili: muy fuerte, un hombre muy querido. y muy triste su muerte, por supuesto. vamos a esperarlo como cosa buena. juliÁn: miren quiÉn estÁ aquÍ... roberto: me quedÉ con la duda de la escena de amor de ustedes. ¿cuÁnto durarÍa esa escena? ¿mÁs que la de raÚl? [risas] lili: tiene que ser mÁs que los 11 segundos. juliÁn: serÍa un Éxito. yo con 12 ya soy feliz. [risas] roberto: hoy tom brady dijo adiÓs al fÚtbol americano despuÉs de 22 aÑos y siete super bowl definitivamente se nos va un grande y vamos a ver un poco de su historia. ♪ tom brady naciÓ en 1977 en california. jugÓ bÁsquetbol y fÚtbol americano donde increÍblemente no era nada bueno, siendo el sustituto de coleman. en el aÑo 2000 fue elegido como el nÚmero 199, entre los Últimos de la lista. a partir de ahÍ comenzÓ la historia de cenicienta de tom

reggie: i saw celine dion live because it was her concert. had herself on the stage as a hologram and so you are watching and you think you are watching her and then all of a sudden she walks from the back of the audience and is like, surprise, it is me celine on stage and also in the audience. kumasi: you thought it was her. reggie: for the second i did but i was also in the nosebleeds. drew: i was going to say, did you have good seats? the latest drought monitor, there is no change right now across the entire state of california but the drought monitor did stress that if we do not see any significant rainfall by the end of the month, and all indications are we are not going to see any significant rainfall, we will regress and likely see more extreme and exceptional drought categories come back a live look from our east bay hills camera. bouncing around in a beach hazard statement in effect until 7:00 p.m. for sneak a ways on the coast. with the wind out of the hills, temperatures are elevated, hayward 57, 54 in the city, cooler in the north

two dogs which happened to belong to beyond them who were staying -- staying with -- belong to dion limh a friend were rescued. part of building a better bay area is looking at issues that impact the climate and our environment. next year, every semitruck in california has to meet a new model of emissions standards. one company says that is too much. ryan curry odd -- ryan curry hay more on how this could trickle down to supply chain issues. >> feels as he is in a tight spot, he is the president of a trucking company. next year, two of his 13 trucks will be allowed to operate. the california air resources board is requiring every truck to be a 2010 model or newer. but he knew where trucks are hard to are expensive. >> a $30,000 truck is selling for over $100,000. reporter: he says that is too much money to replace nearly his entire fleet. >> now because the trucks are not being manufactured, they are backed up until june of 2023 and they are trying to shift the electric trucks, we do not have these hand-me-downs. we do not have the trucks that we can do our job with. reporter: the weste

all right, back live now as investigators continue to look into mister dion done whether or not he was responsible for additional burglaries, other asking that anyone with information, give them a call. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. >>definitely good to have caught like that. charles, thank you for that live report. back in san francisco. hundreds of unified school teachers will have to wait another day to learn whether or not the school district is going to slash their jobs. this all comes after the school board abruptly adjourned. last night's meeting where a vote on layoffs was expected to happen. kron on sarah stinson has the latest details on that. >>400 san francisco educators and staff members will have to wait another day to find out the fate of their jobs for the next school year. that's because the layoff plan was never voted on in last night's meeting, it was brought to the attention of the board that the meeting agenda was not properly posted online for the public to have access to which goes against the rules and the brown act from the sugges

in oakland dion limb abc 7 news endemic plans moving past the pandemic what the future looks like from here traffic safety the push to save lives as traffic fatalities continue to rise across the bay area and new year parade, san francisco's historic parade is back what you can expect this weekend, and i will have that forecast for you and i want to show you what's going to happen after that forecast. we've got a big change coming up with temperatures highs only in the 50s by the time we get to tuesday now, we've got a chance of some wintry. hours with those cool temperatures. i'll map that out for you a okay, it's go time. team usa on the largest gig-speed network. which means this mega fan never misses a second. it's gig-speed wifi that's “mikaela shiffrin” fast. ok, that's fast! speed's cool, but does yours block threats? yup, even for these upstairs all-nighters rocking wifi speeds faster than a gig. can your internet do that? learn more about gig-speed wifi, or get started with xfinity internet for $19.99 a month for 12 months. click, call, or visit a store today. i've been making

however there is encouraging and good news with regard to dion official captain of this team as firstronts. he's going to join stefan currie and andrew wiggins on the all star team. draymond will go in as a reserve that was announced today and secondly, his back injury. is going to keep him out of that all star game. he's been out as a matter of fact, since january , 5th, but he is making considerable progress. in fact, according to him, this is not the official doctor review, but he thinks he'll be back, maybe within three or four weeks. no pain now, which is great. everything's looking up, and, um , like i said, hopefully, i'll be back healthy soon and back out there with the guys. i don't think it will be a recurring thing. i don't think the doctors have thought they would be a recurrent thing. they've been kind of pretty consistent in what they're saying. you need to get your strength back. you know, once you're back at full strength, you can go. yeah whenever it's having anything to do with the back, it gets dicey, and i didn't hear the words surgery mentioned there at all. hey p

intrigued by kind of more more recent works by and just thinking like contemporary artists like mark dion's work. there's a great ica exhibition a few years ago, but you know a lot of his work is really kind of engaging explicitly in in the history of science and he creates kind of reimagined cabinets of curiosities, you know reimagining some of these spaces as well that i think kind of allow us to think about some of these these questions anyways, so i definitely recommend that to anyone who who is interested. that's interesting. i didn't know so you've introduced me to new artists. thank you. another audience member would like to know to what extent was research and objective in the founding of the early museums and was there any public funding of the early institutions? yeah, i mean i think research was really was a primary object for a lot of these these institutions and i think that you see that across what we now think of you know, the different fields, right? i think that that was true at the american philosophical society. i think that was definitely true at the nhs as well. right?