. >> let's go to abc7 news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories coming up at 530. >> karina. thanks dan and amy. tonight, we're going to have an update to a disturbing story from the i-team's dan noyes, the latest on an east bay church pastor accused of sexually abusing several of his young congregants. dan spoke with some of the young victims and will join me with new details. plus, more from abc7's town hall with san francisco mayor. police chief and district attorney. a deeper conversation today after we heard their solutions to the city's biggest issues. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. dan >> karina, thank you. >> and you can download the abc7 app or just go to abc7 news.com to join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching this on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandyha patel and all of us here we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we'll see you again at but we're just getting started. everything going well? oh yeah. let's take a look at this knee. because it's the work behind the s

. >> and for a breakdown of what happened, we go to abc7 news anchor karina nova who is in the newsroom for us tonight. karina >> dan and ama, we should exactly more details of exactly what happened in a press briefing that's expected to happen within the next hour. and actually it just started right now. we're going to get more details right now. so let's go ahead and take that live and listen in. good evening >> thanks for coming. my name is kevin mcmahill and i'm the sheriff of the las vegas metropolitan police department. first, i would like to reiterate to all of you that there is no more ongoing threat to our community here in las vegas. i also like to tell you that we do know the identity of the suspect in this case, but i will not be releasing his name tonight until after the next of kin notification on, as you all know , of course, this is a tragic day for all of us in southern nevada. and it is approximately 11:45 a.m. lvmpd dispatch received reports of an active shooter at the unlv campus. you unl campus. unlv campus police responded to the scene and engaged the suspect immed

merry christmas karina nova abc, seven news and away she goes. >> she's good on that bike. >> yeah. sweet. >> all right. diana's family also received groceries for a nice holiday meal. yeah, the food was donated by san lorenzo food bank. >> and dig deep farms, which is run by the alameda county sheriff's office. >> fantastic. let's turn back now. get the full weather forecast for the next few days. >> yeah. time to get the umbrellas ready to go, spencer. >> you got that right. you've got a couple of days, though before you need them, but have them ready. here's a look at what's going on right now. satellite radar composite image shows high clouds pushing through the bay area and high pressure is still the dominant feature, meaning we've got fair weather, dry conditions and mainly clear skies. except for the high clouds tonight and again tomorrow. so let's take a look at current temperature. reading 5252 degrees here in san francisco oakland 4950 at both hayward and san jose. san mateo 47 and 45 at half moon bay and the view from emeryville. looking along the bay bridge once again, a

i'm karina nova. we're not expecting much rain today, so here's meteorologist lisa argen to give us the details of the forecast. and of course for the holiday. happy new year. >> thank you. yeah. happy new year to you too. and yes, we are looking at a weak system passing us to the south. so there is a slight chance of a shower. but overall it's going to be a dry and cloudy day for new year's eve. here's a look at live doppler seven. you can see the showers off shore. and as we look at our current numbers, that's probably what you're noticing. it is colder out there, 44 in danville. good morning to you. 46 in san rafael . 50 in santa rosa. seems mild, but our 24 hour temperature change confirms we're anywhere from 3 to 9 degrees chillier. this morning, a look outside our explorer camera. so plenty of clouds to start out. mostly cloudy by noontime, mid 50s and then by the afternoon we could see a stray shower from the south bay. even in the north bay. and as we get closer to round out 2023, we are still

merry christmas karina nova abc, seven news and away she goes. >> she's good on that bike. >> yeah.et. >> all right. diana's family also received groceries for a nice holiday meal. yeah, the food was donated by san lorenzo food bank. >> and dig deep farms, which is run by the alameda county sheriff's office. >> fantastic. let's turn back now. get the full weather forecast for the next few days. >> yeah. time to get the umbrellas ready to go, spencer. >> you got that right. you've got a couple of days, though before you need them, but have them ready. here's a look at what's going on right now. satellite radar composite image shows high clouds pushing through the bay area and high pressure is still the dominant feature, meaning we've got fair weather, dry conditions and mainly clear skies. except for the high clouds tonight and again tomorrow. so let's take a look at current temperature. reading 5252 degrees here in san francisco oakland 4950 at both hayward and san jose. san mateo 47 and 45 at half moon bay and the view from emeryville. looking along the bay bridge once again, a ver

i'm karina nova.ree others are hurt after a four car crash in an unincorporated area in contra costa county, according to the chp. the woman who died was not wearing her seatbelt properly. the other three people involved had to be airlifted to the hospital and are recovering. it happened on byron highway between brentwood and tracy. all right, let's get a check on your new year's eve forecast with lisa. >> hey there. karina. good morning to you. look at the fog here over the city from our sutro tower camera. it's pretty mild out there. a besides those upper 40s in oakland and san mateo. little cooler there. otherwise, we're in the 50s. we have cloudy skies. there is a chance of a stray shower towards evening. otherwise, upper 50s today. >> all right, we'll take it. thanks, lisa, and thank you for joining us. the news continues right now with good morning america. >> what does it mean to build a better bay area? it means finding new ways to build foundations, build common ground, build community for a

abc seven news anchor karina nova has a rundown of some of these new laws, as the new year is bringingn a host of new laws that will make living and working in california more enjoyable. >> let's start with the minimum wage. it's going up to $16 an hour on january 1st for fast food workers. it's jumping to $20 an hour in april. another benefit. for workers all full and part time employees in california are getting a minimum of five sick days a year renting a home is a little bit more accessible starting in 2024, landlords. can only ask for one month's rent as a security deposit instead of the typical two months rent before. now, if you own an electric scooter or bicycle, good news you can now store it inside your apartment. if the battery meets certain safety guidelines. if it doesn't, your landlord may require you to purchase liability insurance or may prohibit you from charging it indoors and be careful where you park. come 2024. parking like this will be illegal. the new law prohibits drivers from parking within 20ft of a vehicle's approach to a cross walk. drivers will only get war

. >> abc seven news anchor karina nova is following the developments out of las vegas. she joins us live from the newsroom. karina >> well, right now, we know there are at least three victims who died in this mass shooting. there are others injured. at least one person is in critical condition. police say the suspected shooter has been located and is dead at this point. the sheriff says there's no further threat to people in the area of the unlv campus. and police received the call just before noon today of an active shooter on campus, and that's when they located an engaged with that suspect. meantime people were sheltering in place, hiding inside buildings and classrooms. authorities have since been evacuating the campus building by building. here's a map showing the area of the campus and just how close it is to the airport flights in and out of harry reid, international airport are grounded. there are also a lot of road closures on and around campus. and here's what one student told reporters about what he saw. >> cops lined up going in, some in threes, some in multi

abc seven news anchor karina nova has a rundown of some of these new laws. the new year is bringing in a host of new laws that will make living and working in california more enjoyable. >> let's start with the minimum wage. it's going up to $16 an hour on january first for fast food workers. it's jumping to $20 an hour in april. another benefit for workers all full and part time employees in california are getting a minimum of five sick days a year renting a home is a little bit more accessible starting in 2024, landlords can only ask for one month's rent as a security deposit instead of the typical two months rent before. now, if you own an electric scooter or bicycle, good news you can now store it inside your apartment. if the battery meets certain safety guidelines. if it doesn't, your landlord may require you to purchase liability insurance or may prohibit you from charging it indoors and be careful where you park. come 2024. parking like this will be illegal. the new law prohibits drivers from parking within 20ft of a vehicle's approach to a cross walk

abc seven news anchor karina nova takes a look at some of them. >> the new year is bringing in a hostew laws that will make living and working in california more enjoyable. well, let's start with the minimum wage. it's going up to $16 an hour on january first for fast food workers. it's jumping to $20 an hour in april. another benefit for workers all full and part time employees in california are getting a minimum of five sick days a year renting a home is a little bit more accessible, starting in 2024, landlord can only ask for one month's rent as a security deposit instead of the typical two months rent before. if you own an electric scooter or bicycle, good news you can now store it inside your apartment. if the battery meets certain safety guidelines. if it doesn't, your landlord may require you to purchase liability insurance or may prohibit you from charging it indoors. and be careful where you park. come 2024. parking like this will be illegal. the new law prohibits drivers from parking within 20ft of a vehicle's approach to a crosswalk. drivers will only get warnings in 2024,

merry christmas karina nova abc seven news. >> oh, isn't she sweet? >> yes.y also received groceries for a holiday meal. food was donated by san lorenzo food bank and dig deep farms, which is run by the alameda county sheriff's office. >> really nice. all right, coming up next, sweaters, the rockettes and santa. a sneak peek of how live with kelly and mark is celebrating the holidays . >> plus, when you see it, you're going to be in the christmas spirit. you're not going to have a choice. >> get in the christmas spirit tonight with cma country christmas if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically designed for heart failure. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hospital. heart failure can change the structure of your heart, so it may not work as well. entresto helps improve your heart's ability to pump blood to the body. and with a healthier heart, you can keep on doing what you love. don't take entresto if pregnant; it can c

abc7 news anchor karina nova has a rundown of some of these new laws. >> the new year is bringing in a host of new laws that will make living and working in california more enjoyable. let's start with the minimum wage. it's going up to $16 an hour on january first for fast food workers. it's jumping to $20 an hour in april. another benefit for workers all full and part time employees in california are getting a minimum of five sick days a year renting a home is a little bit more accessible, starting in 2024, landlords can only ask for one month's rent as a security deposit instead of the typical two months rent before. if you own an electric scooter or bicycle, good news you can now store it inside your apartment. if the battery meets certain safety guidelines. if it doesn't, your landlord may require you to purchase liability insurance or may prohibit you from charging it indoors and be careful where you park. come 2024. parking like this will be illegal. the new law prohibits drivers from parking within 20ft of a vehicle's approach to a crosswalk. drivers will only get warnings in

abc seven news anchor karina nova has the story . >> in case you missed it, san francisco bay just gotr today. cheers went up as crews breached a levee just a few hundred yards from highway 101 near menlo park, and as the crowd watched from a nearby hilltop, the waters poured into a former industrial salt pond. 300 acres that will slowly and steadily turn into the bay area's newest tidal marsh. >> nature can really restore itself in many cases if we give it a chance, if we give it a head start, if we give it a push and that's what we're doing here. >> david lewis directs the nonprofit save the bay. the group spearheaded a volunteer program to green the edge of the ravenswood site over the last several years, creating what's known as a horizontal levee to absorb the rising tide from sea level rise. >> we've involved so many people as volunteers in this work, and each of those people who gets to touch the bay and see the results, we're really planting seeds for the future. future generations. >> the late senator dianne feinstein worked to acquire the site from the cargill corporation. st

karina nova, abc seven news. >> all right.are expecting a foggy start to the day tomorrow. >> we are. and here's abc seven news meteorologist sandhya patel. sandhya >> yeah. dan and give yourself plenty of time to get to work or get those kids off to school tomorrow morning. you're going to need it. so let me show you a live picture from our sutro tower camera. as you take a look at this fog, you can pretty much see why you're going to need that extra time. it's not just near the coast. we are on live doppler seven also tracking the fog in some of our inland areas as well. right now, visibility has dropped to zero or less in santa rosa, three mile visibility in half moon bay. we go hour by hour. and tonight at 9:00, we have those temperatures in the 40s, 50s with the fog. it expands tomorrow morning and the commute will include some pockets of heavy fog. so be careful out there as we head towards 10 a.m, fog begins to pull out of the inland communities. i'll show you the rest of that forecast in just a moment. but here's a lit

abc seven news anchor karina nova is here with uh- karina. how these gates are different and the plans for adding more. >> yeah, that's right, dan. this was a big investment and a big step forward for bart. the system upgraded its fare gates for the first time. get this in 20 years. hoping to prevent fare evasion. and we were there for the big reveal at the west oakland station, the west oakland bart station looked a little different today for riders who got to experience a prototype of these five new fare gates. bart spokesperson anna duckworth explains what people will experience from now on. >> these are seven foot tall gates. we're testing out two different door materials at west oakland. we're testing out a polycarbonate material and then also like a perforated metal type of material, just to see what's going to stand up better to things like, you know, graffiti, vandalism, wear and tear, the doors are kind of swinging saloon style, open and close. it's going to be really hard for anybody to climb over or under or push through these gate

let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530. anks, dan and amo. we're continuing to track the rain. meteorologist sandhya patel will join me for the details, and we're hearing from the ceo of the company, planning to build a new city in solano county. he shared with i-team reporter stephanie sierra. whatrillionesidents say about the plan in his latest survey. plus are you still looking for last minute christmas gifts for the little ones in your life? the toy insider has you covered with some foolproof ideas. join us for those stories and more! at 530 on abc seven. bay area streaming tv dan and emma okay, karina, thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or just head to abc seven news.com and you can join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is is it possible my network could take my business to the next level? it is with comcast business. powering all your devices with gig-speed wifi. and you get fast downloads and uploads. pick it up! pick it up! oh we got t

let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530. rina thanks dan and amna. >> tonight we're going to learn more about a prank on thieves who break into cars a popular youtuber used hidden cameras to record the thieves reactions to the stinky and glitter filled surprises. abc seven i-team reporter dan noyes played a role in this stunt, and will join us to talk about it. plus another i-team investigation looking at the new problems with oakland's 911 system and how it's threatening access to critical funding. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan okay, karina, thank you. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join karina in two minutes. and if you're watching us here on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for spencer christian and all of us. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> we will see you again at 6:00. to the next. did they even send my lab work...? wait, was i supposed to bring that? then there's the forms. the bil

. >> let's go to abc7 news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories that are coming up at 530. >>na thanks, dadanawa. tonight we're going to take a deeper look at the increase in atm thefts in san francisco. we've seen some extreme break-ins by criminals to steal those atms and tonight, abc seven news reporter luz pena joins me with more to the story including its impact on the entire state. plus big news for the niners as they become the first team in 2023 to clinch a playoff spot. sports anchor chris alvarez will break it all down for us and talk about other sports headlines. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven bay area streaming tv. dan >> okay, karina, thanks a lot. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc7 news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next for sanjay patel. all of us here, we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> we will see you again at. you should feel that, like, right back here. oh, yeah, i felt that! good, that is so much better th

let's go to abc7 news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530. karina >> thanks. dan and ama. tonight we're tracking the snow in the sierra. abc7 meteorologist sandhya patel will join us for details on the winter weather advisory and then we'll talk to our friend kevin cooper up in tahoe about the conditions for skiers and snowboarders. plus, understanding the history of san francisco bay and its shoreline. what we know about the impact of climate change and how to protect the waterfront. join us for those stories and much more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. dan i'ma okay. >> karina, thank you. >> and you can download the abc7 app or just head to abc7 .com and join karina in two minutes. >> and if you're watching us here on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next. for sandyha patel all of us we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. we will see you again at daetz. we will see you again at 6:00. entresto is the #1 heart failure brand prescribed by cardiologists. it was proven superior at helping people stay alive and out of the hos

merry christmas karina nova abc seven news. >> oh, i kept it together this time.um, but it's so touching. i think for those of us who are parents to see a kid care about her family, her little brother, so much, right? >> and you don't expect i'm going to send a letter to santa, and then all these people are going to come rushing to our aid. i mean, it's so sweet and so touching and good for her for writing and saying, you know, we need we could use this. we could use that. absolutely. santa came through. >> and guess what? her family also received groceries for a holiday meal. yeah, yeah. >> in addition to that, the food donated by the san lorenzo food bank and dig deep farms, that's run by the alameda county sheriff's office. so great job done by all. >> yeah. great job. okay, so it's going to go from leaky faucet. you know, to like just leaking from the from the sky. yes. >> rain is in the forecast spencer christian there is an element of that in the seven days ahead. >> you're right. but before that happens we've got actually a little bit of a pre-christmas or

. >> i'm dan ashley and i'm karina nova. for a look at the forecast and just how much rain we've seen. so far. >> well, karina, many locations have received over an inch of rain already from this system and it varies very widely from the north bay, which is one of our wettest regions down to the south bay. but let me show you live doppler seven. you can see right now we still have a widespread area of showers and isolated downpours. some of the steadiest rain falling right now is over in the. this is in the east bay from hayward down to union city. it's moving rather quickly eastward right now and down in the south bay, santa clara, cupertino, just north of san jose. we've got some steady rainfall and downpours and as you can see, the storm that was a level two earlier today when we had those drenching downpours. this morning is now on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. a level one storm still a storm of significant uh- intensity. so for today through wednesday, we expect periods of showers, scattered downpours, gust

i'm karina nova. some areas are seeing a slight break in the rain right now, but that wasn't the case overnight. heavy downpours caused some localized flooding. freeways on ramps and streets under underwater air like this in oakland likely due to blocked storm drains. joining us live now for a look at this rainy weather and what lies ahead for the rest of the week. and christmas, of course, is abc seven, spencer, christian and spencer. we were just looking out the window a little while ago, seeing the downpour here in the city. >> yeah, we've got some scattered downpours right now. karina. of course we had steadier, more widespread downpours early this morning. as you pointed out right now, we generally have a showery pattern, but some of these areas, some parts of the bay area, are receiving downpours right now. here's a look at live doppler seven. and you can see that the rainfall is not very widespread. but there are some areas right now getting steady. rain over in the east bay. now we're talking

let's go to abc seven news anchor karina nova for a look at what's coming up at 530 today. >> green.s, dan. and san francisco district attorney brooke jenkins is receiving criticism for comments she made about the unhoused. it was all in response to a question asked by abc seven news insider phil matier during our town hall event tonight. phil will join me to discuss jenkins answer and the criticism. plus the nba suspends draymond green indefinitely. sports anchor larry beil will join me to break down the punishment handed down after the warriors starter was ejected yet again last night. join us for those stories and more at 530 on abc seven. bay area streaming tv. dan and anna. >> okay, karina, thanks very much. >> and you can download the abc seven app or head to abc seven news.com and join karina in two minutes. >> do that and if you're watching us on tv world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel all of us here. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley and i'm ama daetz. >> we will see you again at six. my name is josh sanabria and i am the owner at isla veterinar

i'm karina nova. california lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis is calling for secretary of state doctor shirley weber to explore legal options to remove trump from california's 2024 presidential. presidential primary ballot. so can that be done? and what would it take? joining us live now to answer those questions is jessica levinson, a institutional law expert and professor at loyola law school. thank you so much for being here today. >> absolutely. >> let's start with what happened yesterday. what exactly did colorado's supreme courtrillionuling spell out? >> that the colorado supreme court, by a ruling of 4 to 3, said that under the federal constitution, former president trump is barred from being a presidential candidate once again, that his name cannot appear on the next ballot. and they did that because they're looking at section three of the 14th amendment. it's a civil war era amendment, and it's meant to bar members of the confederacy from seeking to serve in government and what the colorad

abc seven news anchor karina nova is here with the biggest moments and takeaways from tonight. karina. >> well, dan and ama, as you saw and you watched it all, it was a candid conversation with the mayor, the police chief and the district attorney. the goal was to discuss the big issues facing san francisco and to think ahead to the future from drugs to crime as well as homelessness and an empty downtown. our city officials weighed in on all of that. let's start with the drug crisis. this year through october 31st, 692 people have died from accidental overdoses on pace to be the deadliest year yet. mayor london breed responded with the actions currently in place to prevent future overdose deaths. >> how can we ensure that these numbers go down? >> we are not only making arrests for those who are dealing drugs on our streets, we're making arrests of people who are using drugs with the hopes of trying to get people into treatment, aren't moving on to crime videos. >> we've all seen of car break-ins and retail theft. anchor reggie aqui pulled the audience on who's been impacted by

. >> let's get to abc7 news anchor karina nova for a look at the stories that are coming up at 530. rina >> thanks, dan. and tonight, governors gavin newsom and ron desantis face off in an unprecedented debate that we'll get some insight from abc7's phil matier on this, why it's happening, what we can expect and the political implications for each governor post debate night. plus, we have a story about dynamic ocean organisms living in the san francisco bay. how going underwater can help with the health of our planet. join us for those stories and much more at 530 on abc7 bay area streaming tv. dan ama. >> all right, thank you so much, karina. all right. >> you can download the abc7 app or head to abc7 news.com to join karina in two minutes. >> yes. if you're watching us on tv, world news tonight with david muir is next for sandhya patel. all of us, thanks for being here. i'm ama daetz and i'm - i'm lea. and we live in north pole, alaska. - i'm a retired school counselor. [lea] i'm a retired art teacher. [steve] we met online about 10 years ago. as i got older, my hearing was not so

. >> abc seven news anchor karina nova is following the developments out of las vegas. w there are at least three victims who died in this mass shooting. there are others injured. at least one person is in critical condition. police say the suspected shooter has been located and is dead at this point. the sheriff says there's no further threat to people in the area of the unlv campus. and police received the call just before noon today of an active shooter on campus, and that's when they located an engaged with that suspect. meantime people were sheltering in place, hiding inside buildings and classrooms. authorities have since been evacuating the campus building by building. here's a map showing the area of the campus and just how close it is to the airport flights in and out of harry reid, international airport are grounded. there are also a lot of road closures on and around campus. and here'swh

abc seven news anchor karina nova is here with the biggest moments and takeaways from tonight. >> well, dan and ama, as you saw and you watched it all, it was a candid conversation with the mayor, the police chief and the district attorney. the goal was to discuss the big issues facing san francisco and to think ahead to the future from drugs to crime as well as homelessness and an empty downtown. our city officials weighed in on all of that. let's start with the drug crisis. this year through october 31st, 692 people have died from accidental overdoses on pace to be the deadliest year yet. mayor london breed responded with the actions currently in place to prevent future overdose deaths. >> how can we ensure that these numbers go down? >> we are not only making arrests for those who are dealing drugs on our streets, we're making arrests of people who are using drugs with the hopes of trying to get people into treatment, aren't moving on to crime videos. >> we've all seen of car break-ins and retail theft. anchor reggie aqui pulled the audience on who's been impacted by one of

i'm karina nova. we're not expecting much rain today, so here's meteorologist lisa argen

abc seven news anchor karina nova is here to explain how these gates are different, and the plans, karina, for more to be added to other stations. >> dan, this was a big investment and a big step forward for bart. this system upgraded its fare gates for the first time in 20 years, hoping to prevent fare evasion. and we were there for the big reveal at the west oakland station. the west oakland bart station looked a little different today for riders who got to experience a prototype of these five new fare gates. bart spokesperson anna duckworth explains what people will experience from now on. >> these are seven foot tall gates. we're testing out two different door materials at west oakland, or testing out a polycarbonate material, and then also like a perforated metal type of material, just to see what's going to stand up better to things like, you know, graffiti, vandalism, wear and tear. the doors are kind of swinging. saloon style, open and close. it's going to be really hard for anybody to climb over or under or push through these gates. >> for bart, fare evasion has been an ongoing i

abc seven news anchor karina nova spoke with director of behavioral health at blue shield of california. >> january 1st comes around and we all want to improve. we all want to get better. we want to make that resolution. why do we make these new year's resolutions as humans? yeah that's a great question, karina. >> and thanks again for having me. i think, um, the new year's is kind of like a it's a turnover in the calendar. sometimes this happens on birthdays or at the beginning of the school year, uh, beginning of the week even. but we particularly focus in on the beginning of a new year to say, kind of pause and reflect on what's going well, what's not going well, what do i want to do differently? tsay what do i do want to do more or less of? and so we put a lot of pressure on that new year to make changes. um and so a really natural thing to do. and at the same time, not always really stick when you lump it all in and into that just one time of year. um, i'm a big proponent of essentially having a new year's resolution to not just have a one time resolution to have a period of kind o

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. >> karina nova, abc seven news. >> bart will announce the next eight stations to get the new fare gatest the january 11th board meeting. in all, more than 700 new fare gates will be installed systemwide by the end of 2025. the entire project is costing $90 million and still to come on abc seven mornings, a family restaurant in the east bay was set to close after 46 years of business. how the community is coming together to keep it open plus, the mayor of san jose is entering his second year in office in 2024. he tells us the vision he has in store for the city and is tracking it all. and lisa, is the rain intense this morning? yesterday i was driving in it in the evening and it was coming down hard. >> yeah, we had our level two yesterday down to a level one system this morning, but we have some active weather in this post. cold frontal environment where we have unstable air generating more showers from the peninsula to the east bay. we're going to get in closer around fremont, where you'll notice the oranges and yellow there just east of cedar boulevard, paseo padre parkway. looking at

earlier today, abc seven news anchor karina nova talked about the competitive and emotional world of sports with doctor francesco dandekar, the associate director of sports psychiatry at stanford university. here's what he had to say about what's considered playing aggressively versus being out of line. >> in football, if you hit someone when the ball is not live, then, then now it's considered not. it's not okay anymore, right? the aggression is fine as long as the ball is in play. and now that it's not, it's not fine. um, so we're kind of setting the lines, um, you know, we being people who support the sport, we being people who govern the sport, who set the rules. um, so out of line, really, you know, we can talk about moral and ethical standards of what one should and shouldn't do, but just in the context of the sport. um, you know, inappropriate. inappropriate is defined by the rules of that particular sport. >> and you can watch interviews like that one every weekday. getting answers airs at 3 p.m. monday through friday here on abc seven and wherever you stream. all right. >> l

abc seven news anchor karina nova shows us some of the discussion, highlights. >> let's start with the drug crisis. this year through october 31st, 692 people have died from accidental overdoses on pace to be the deadliest year yet. mayor london breed responded with the actions currently in place to prevent future overdose deaths. >> how can we ensure that these numbers go down? >> we are not only making arrests for those who are dealing drugs on our streets, we're making arrests of people who are using drugs with the hopes of trying to get people into treatment, moving on to crime videos we've all seen of car break-ins and retail theft anchor reggie aqui pulled the audience on who's been impacted by one of these types of crimes. >> most people raise their hands. here was his question for the police chief. when the city asks san francisco residents to give the city a grade when it came to how safe a city we are, they gave it a c plus, i'm wondering how are you going to raise that grade next year? >> we have reduced car break ins from that point to now 50. i think our strategies, our ba

abc seven news anchor karina nova shows us some of the discussion highlights. >> let's start with the drug crisis this year through october 31st, 692 people have died from accidental overdoses on pace to be the deadliest year yet. mayor london breed responded with the actions currently in place to prevent future overdose deaths. >> how can we ensure that these numbers go down? >> we are not only making arrests for those who are dealing drugs on our streets, we're making arrests of people who are using drugs with the hopes of trying to get people into treatment, moving on to crime videos we've all seen of car break-ins and retail theft anchor reggie aqui pulled the audience on who's been impacted by one of these types of crimes. >> most people raise their hands. here was his question for the police chief. when the city asks san francisco residents to give the city a grade when it came to how safe a city we are, they gave it a c plus, i'm wondering how are you going to raise that grade next year? >> we have reduced car break ins from that point to now 50. >> i think our strategies, our