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david louis, abc7 news. >>> consumer news. say you want to make a grace in your house. maybe you are still looking for a bargain. online platforms like ebay and facebook make it easier than ever to shop around. >> everyone likes a good bargain. is it a good idea to buy good appliances? michael finney is here with more. >> reporter: there are some good deals out there, if you can find them. you have to know what you are doing. here's some shopping advice. by your next appliance second hand can be a win-win. you will save money and help the planet. >> baby you are on a tight budget or trying to another hunk of metal from entering the landfill. you can also beginning a high end appliance with features you would be able to afford otherwise. >> reporter: when it comes to secondhand appliances, skip yard sales and online sites like craigslist and facebook marketplace. these types of sellers usually can't offer you a guaranty or warranty on the appliance. instead, hit a local, reputable repair shop for used appliance store early and often to nab the best deals. you could save

david louis, abc 7 news. >> make it easier to get that access, so important. >> that is great, they'vea great job. >> i dan ashley, for spencer christian and all of us here, we appreciate your time, hope to see you again in half an hour for abc 7 >>> breaking news as we come on the air, the deadly attack on capitol hill. a driver ramming his car into police officers at a capitol checkpoint. the suspect allegedly armed with a knife, lunging at police. the suspect shot and killed by police. one of the officers also killed. police swarming the scene. the national guard deploying an immediate response force. president biden lowering the flag to half-staff. pierre thomas standing by. >>> also making headlines this friday night, the cdc issuing new travel guidance for people now fully vaccinated. health officials say they can safely fly within the u.s. without getting tested or going into quarantine. what the cdc is also warning about tonight. the news comes as the u.s. hits a new milestone. more than 100 million people now receiving at least one dose of the vaccine. >>> and new numbers toni

abc7 news reporter david louis takes us inside a new center created to ease the trauma of young victims >> reporter: this $6 million investment to create a new child advocacy center is focused on reducing stress for young people, already traumatized as victims of physical or sexual abuse. in the past they would have to go to multiple locations to deal with investigators from police, district attorney's office and social service agencies. >> having all the partners under the same roof to provide a team approach for investigation, will help reduce the trauma to children's families, of having to be interviewed and reinterviewed, multiple times by three have five different partners. >> reporter: the key to the interview rooms is where they can ask just one time, the difficult and sometimes questions of a child's physical or sexual abuse. >> if it is reported, it can be used in that place, so reducing the trauma of the child by not having them to relive that trauma over again and again. writing the number of assault crimes against the children was 481 percent increase over incre previous yea

still to come on kark 4 news at 9 history in louis. the new feat accomplished by the mayor. >> the next mayor louis, missouri is going make history. voters went to the polls yesterday. an elected city treasurer to shar jones. >> she will become the first black woman to lead louis during her acceptance speech. the mayor elect touched on addressing needs in the underserved parts of that city. >> single mom us out there who are struggling to make ends meet. city lgbtq plus youth who are wondering at city hall has you in those of you feel is government has forgotten us let you behind. i will get up every day and work for you. >> new mayor to sir jones will be sworn in later this month. all right. meanwhile, things getting ugly at the missus. sri lanka world 2021 beauty pageant. listen to this. the reigning miss is world literally. literally strips. the new winner of her crown just seconds after it was placed on her head. she then put the crown on the runner-up instead. she claimed the woman was disqualified because she's divorced. that winn

. >> david louis, abc 7 news. >> you can keep california's vaccination tracker on abc 7. >>> the pandemicasn't slowed the bay area's housing market. property taxes went up in 2020 in one county in particular has landed in the top five for the entire united states. the average in marin county is more than $13,000. only rockland county in new york is higher. san francisco isn't in the top five but saw its average tax bill go up over 30%. san jose is not far behind. >>> police announced a new community building officer to help bridge the gap between the police and the chief armstrong introduced officer mullens who will community concerns. concerns. c >>> investigators release new details about the tiger woods crash. just how fast his suv was going when it slam into a tree. >> the disney magic is slowly coming back. when you'll be able to to to to tickets to disneyland. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel i will let you know when the the winds are slow and the temperatures whether rise. >>> please let me be part of your pod. have you made love totototototo your songs? >> well. >>> tiger woods

. >> david louis, abc 7 news. >> you can keep california's vaccination tracker on abc 7. >>> the pandemiced the bay area's housing market. property taxes went up in 2020 in one county in particular has landed in the top five for the entire united states. the average in marin county is more than $13,000. only rockland county in new york is higher. san francisco isn't in the top five but saw its average tax bill go up over 30%. san jose is not far behind. >>> police announced a new community building officer to help bridge the gap between the police and the chief armstrong introduced officer mullens who will community concerns. ns. ns. ns. >>> investigators release new details about the tiger woods crash. just how fast his suv was going when it slam into a tree. >> the disney magic is slowly coming back. when you'll be able to to to to tickets to disneyland. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel i will let you know when the the winds are slow and the temperatures whether rise. >>> please let me be part of your pod. have you made love to to to to your songs? >> well. ♪ limu emu & doug ♪ excuse

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education is part of building a better bay area and abc7 news reporter david louis gives you an inside look at this new book. >> reporter: marketing executive ryan kelly has a 17 month old daughter. he works at a data analytics company but realized he didn't know how to describe data science to her. >> how many actual data centers can describe what they do to their friends and colleagues as well? that is where the idea came from. >> reporter: over a seven month stretch, kelly would this children's book called "cloris the data scientist and her bookmobile." in the book, florence asks strategic questions to find out what kind of things the book's characters like to read about. then she can suggest just the right book. the illustrations provide visual interest. leading it out" provide treatment. >> picking her cheek, smiling and laughing and making her shriek. >> reporter: the book is aimed at young readers ages lesson plan to go with the book was designed for classroom use with help from the national science teaching association. >> it is really about getting kids passionate about spam a

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louis, missouri. new york city. and by far, the most-racist city i have ever lived in is chicago, illinois. >> how so? >> because it's -- it is one of the most segregated cities. i lived on the north side. pretty much -- again, this is a generalization. and polarized cities in the country. and listen. i think dr. king said something very similar. civil-rights folks said something very familiar about chicago because they house people, number one, in housing projects and in certain neighborhoods. i lived on the north side of chicago. i had no idea i was moving from new york city. you know, which is new york city. i loived in chelsea, and it's like everybody is everybody. and so, i moved into the north side. this fun, little building or whatever, high rise, twin towers, it was great. i was the only black person in my building beside the doorman. i had no idea because i never lived in chicago. flight there was an issue. the civil rights movement never hit there, as it did in the south and people came up the -- the -- th

abc7 news reporter david louis gives us an inside look at the book. >> reporter: marketing executive brian calley has a daughter, be. he works at a data analytics company but realized, he didn't know how to describe data science to her. >> how many actual data scientists can describe what they do to their friends and colleagues as well? so that is where the idea came from. >> reporter: over a seven month period, kelly wrote this children's book titled, the data scientist and her medical bookmobile. the idea emerged from a session at san francisco bay's domino data lab. in the book, library and florence asked strategic questions to find out what kinds of things books characters like to read about. then she can suggest just the right. the illustrations provide visual interest, reading out loud, providing engagement. >> the dragon licked her cheek, smiling and laughing and making her shriek. >> reporter: it is aimed at young readers, ages 5 to 9. they plan to go with the book was developed for classroom use with help from the national science teaching association. >> it's really about g

david louis, abc7 news. >>> getting back to the weather, i know we need the rain, but when it comes todo that. >> we are tracking, today, the coldest day we have from here on out. we are finding warmer weather and a lot of sunshine. live doppler 7, we have a few showers in the north bay. there instigated by the daytime heating. it is nothing widespread, unfortunately. this will not be beneficial rain. it will rain itself out over a few minutes. near highway 29 near live doppler 7, calistoga, a light shower, again, where the showers are for most of us, it's nothing but sunshine. the air is so fresh today after that light, light rain we had, yesterday. here is the uv index. here we go, it is high, basically, everything is blooming right now, oak, cedar, birch, pine, and grass pollen is high as well. the uv index is high, too. numbers are warmer compared to yesterday because of the increased sunshine. it is slightly below average for this time of year. we have 50s along the coast. the warmest spots are in the 60s. the wind is gusting over 20 miles per hour in some spots. that will be a th

since the accident and the birth of their son louis the new magic existence has changed somewhat the baby needs regular checkups and vaccinations and christian also nice to see his doctor regularly these days most of that travel destinations are in europe and that way they can quickly return to germany where they legally reside and pay taxes there digital no months the boundaries between work retired and family life are fluid the restaurant by the beach becomes their office jenny produces the reports while christian takes care of the bookkeeping and marketing the more clinics that travel blood gets the move revenue they make from the ads on their website. we usually i'll cut you to 3 hours from a restaurant or a cafe generally we're most productive at home 1st not peaceful. was. i. not far from athens in greece need a best man and has some nicholai have spent the night in that camper van. buren work. pack everything up and move on and stick by the meanest work day starting if the technology plays along with him i have an antenna that improves reception a bit so 98 percent of the time

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louis, missouri and new york city and by far the most racist city i have lived in is chicago, illinois. >> how so? >> it is one of the most segregated cities. i lived on the north side. this is a generalization and polarized city in the country. i think dr. king said something similar about chicago. they house people in housing projects and in certain neighborhoods. i live on the north side of chicago, i had no idea i was moving from new york city and in chelsea and everybody is everybody. i moved to the north side, kind of this fun little high-rise, twin towers, it is great. i was the only black person besides the doorman, i had no idea because i never lived in chicago. the police there is an issue and the flights there is an issue and the civil rights movement never hit there as they did in the south. chicago is not what you think it is now. is it a beautiful city? absolutely. are there amazing people there? absolutely. architecture rally one of the most beautiful places in the city and a lot of that because of the fire and it is new and it is all mid-century and blah, blah, blah and

mississippi by foot or by boat sold or brought by their owners $1000000.00 slaves from new york baltimore washington and st louis were deported down south of new orleans and natchez became massive slain. markets. after brazil the united states became the new land of industrial slavery. most of the people were between 14 and 22 they were sold single and they were roughly of a biased i'm a shin half men have women so if you think about that here young people taken out of their families out of their communities shipped a 1000 miles away to really a very exploitative place where they have to form their own communities and their own families from scratch because that of the cut military that they had in their lives with such as it was was taken away. plantation owners saw 2 options for increasing their human life stock buying captives of both sexes and inciting unions so that they would reproduce. the reproductive capacity the conception of children the bearing of children to term the raising of children has many meanings one of them is an economic meaning for slave holders and for the slave economy in general. women

louis. the city's new mayor is a first black woman to ever hold the position. >> we are done ignoring the racism four years ago and came up short but i made peace with the fact that i would rather lose another election again than stop having the tough conversations in every corner of our city. >> jones becomes st. louis's third black mayor, she will be sworn this on april 20th. thanks so much for joining us, i'm laura jarrett. "new day" is next. - [announcer] welcome to intelligent indoor grilling with the ninja foodi smart xl grill. just pick your protein, select your doneness, and let the grill monitor your food. it also turns into an air fryer. bring outdoor grilling flavors indoors with the grill that grills for you. up to one million dollars. that's how much university of phoenix is committing to create 400 scholarships this month alone. because we believe everybody deserves a chance. see what scholarships you may qualify for at phoenix.edu with schizophrenia, i see progress differently. it's in the small things i look forward to. with the people i want to share it with. it's doing my best

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new problems as companies develop plans to bring workers back to the office. getting the economy back on track as a part of building a better bay area. david louisof bay area residents and how they will likely bring back the traffic nightmares of pre- pandemic days. >> as companies bring office workers back, new --back, new connected to service because of safety concerns. they surveyed 1000 people last month in english, chinese and in spanish undiscovered 51% consider working at the offices and safe. many believe public transit unsafe. what. what. what. what.t go back to driving alone. 27% will walker ride bikes. 20% we use public transit that is down from 29% pre-pandemic. 19% will carl pull rideshare or take taxis. even with proposals for a hybrid work model, a model, strategy may be needed to manage commute traffic. >> who who who who who who for companies and employees?and? buses will need to tread lightly. >> what is my comp doing? that is another benefit and obviously every criteria as people think about what they want to spend. >> forecasting can be challenging. attitudes can change quickly as a result of vaccinations and what options the

to face both old and new problems as companies develop plans to bring back workers to the office getting the economy back on track as a part of building a better bay area. david louisrea residents and how they will likely bring back the traffic nightmares of pre- pandemic days. days. days. days >> as companies bring back office workers, new issues are expected to surface because of safety concerns. the bay area council supported by 350 employers surveyed 1000 people last month in english, chinese, and spanish and discovered 51% consider working at the office is unsafe and an even higher number, 64%, believe public transit is unsafe. that is a red flag. >> this will not do well of folks are not willing to get on transit. according to the poll they are not ready for that yet. we had to do a great job ensuring the safety of folks on transit. >> if six that distancing remains an accepted practice, that could take the mass out of mass transit. the poll indicates traffic suggest -- traffic congestion could increase. 3 autoformat commuters expect to go backgo backgo backgo backk 27% will walk or ride bikes. that is down from 29% pre- pandemic. 19% will carpool, rideshare

>> yes, that's absolutely true and in the case of the new st. louiser lived experience will enhance her ability to do the job as chief executive of a crime-riddled city of st. louis, where she says the children have no hope? >> sean: yes. leo? >> let me be honest. she didn't say her experience. she said her color. her color. and that tells me, that disqualifies anyone else regardless of the qualification. she plays the race card and that we've got to stop. never in my life before in 30 years has the issue of race been attached to everything. now, in portland, it's attached to trees. it's gotten out of hand. >> sean: by the way, i'm going to need to get a hat. it's going to be hannity 2.0 because there was a time earlier in my career i would just fuel the fire. blessed are the peacemakers for me today. i'm bringing love and piece against the world here. >> it's all good. it's all good. >> sean: all right. i love you both. and in honor of geraldo, i'm going to peace out, the way we used to always end the show. all right. thanks, guys. coming up, today's

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louis. i am proud to be standing with you. so a few years ago the green new deal transformed our movement, reframed it as an economy wide effort for primary racial economic justice and the green the new deal focuses on green jobs and green infrastructure and i know that i don't have to preach. and that includes people like me who live paycheck to paycheck and we have the ability to push forward transformative change, the green new deal together, we are building a body of lettuce ration that applies to commitments of the job like my sister said, racial justice and trying to have each proposal that we all look forward to. and in my first washington month in office, i know that there have been a lot of talk about the need to gather data and that environmental justice system, to be sure that we invest a lot of the green new deal spending and communities that are from minors of this crisis, communities like mine in st. louis and queens and other communities across the country, those that are predominantly black and brown. i knew that large-scale investment would n

and the duke and duchess of cambridge release a new photograph of their youngest child, prince louis,celebrate his third birthday today. hello, and welcome if you're watching in the uk or around the world. new restrictions for people coming to the uk from india have come into force today, as the country has joined the uk's red list, which effectively bans travel. in the past few hours, india has reported the biggest daily rise in infections of any country since the pandemic began — nearly a third of a million cases — for the second day in a row. the country is seeing a rapidly rising death toll, and a new variant of the virus has been identified. six hospitals in the indian capital, delhi, have now completely run out of oxygen. caroline davies reports. the last few arrivals before india is added to the red list. there was joy for those who made it back. it's amazing. i feel like kissing the ground. yeah. adita had travelled to india for his grandmother's funeral. it was expensive. i will say that. expensive? yeah, yeah. just triple the price. but, yeah, i'm finally happy that i'm home

louis just hours before the derek chauvin verdict was announced. jones is now the ninth black woman currently serving as a mayor of america's 100 largest cities. that's an all-time high. joining us is the newor of st. louis, tishaura jones. congratulations on your inauguration. historic. but on that day, on this day that was so historic also just your reaction to all of this. >> yes, so thank you again for having me. it's wonderful to be here. you know, yesterday could have been a very different day for my first official day on the job. we were aware that the verdict was forthcoming. pretty much all day. and then to get back a guilty verdict totally changed the trajectory of the rest of the day for us. we were prepared to have to deal with potential protests in the wake of a not guilty verdict. but as my mother always says, but god, now we have a guilty verdict and derek chauvin will be held accountable and the floyd family can breathe a little easier. >> you have talked about your son, 13-year-old aden a lot during your campaign and i heard you talk about him during interviews. what does this mean for you as the mother of, you know, a 13-year-old black boy who will be, you know, a young m

joining us now is cnn political commentator errol louis the political anchor for spectrum news.rning to you. how do you think that senators hawley and cruz are going to be responding to these remarks? do you have to be a trump loyalist to realistically consider a 2024 run coming up here? >> good morning. i think put your finger right on it. the price of admissions to the club who are going to be seriously considered as a republican nominee in 2024, you've got to be -- you've got to be at least okay with donald trump and with his loyal followers. they are the republican party at this point. i think liz cheney is kidding herself if she thinks this has been a limited sort of political fever that represented four years of trumpism. it's gone much further than that. it has affected the dna of the party. it may not be the same creature she imagined it was, certainly not the party of her father. i don't know that there's going to be room for her at the top. certainly the current front-runners are going to continue to build in strength. all of the fundraising, all of the polling suggest

. >>> developing news out of st. louis, dozens much inmates broke out of cells and rioted overnight, some breaking windows and screaming to a crowd gathered below made of friends and family members. a chair was thrown from a third story window. other items were set on fire. >> about 60 inmates on the third floor, reached cell doors and what you see is what you see. >> police in riot gear took up positions inside and outside the city's justice center. inmates are demanding court hearings which have been delayed during the pandemic. detainees have long complained about conditions inside the jail and this is the fourth incident there since december. yikes. >>> eight minutes after 5:00. >>> still ahead, some san francisco trails are closed to dogs starting today all because of some wild animals. >>> good monday morning to you. we are looking at on shore flow for today. that's why we have the morning clouds. we will catch some sunshine this afternoon with near normal daytime highs. i'll have the forecast where you live, coming