bay area. here is live doppler seven. e sierra, rain here locally, and this is a spot into the east bay that has picked up .3 inch. you can see here -- you should see around the sears point highway 37 around rodeo, so pretty respectable around elsa bronte, martinez. if you shift backward, you can -- or westward i should say -- you can see how spotty the showers are. lucas valley to greenbrae, san rafael, and the down around pescadero, the santa cruz mountains picking up a better amount, over into the east bay, dublin, 580 pleasanton, he liked return there and we put this into motion and you can see how the area of low pressure taking the rain with it into davenport. the central coast here throughout the rest of the morning hours and finally down through monterey. there is a look at a foggy and windy mountain am. 45 san francisco, oakland, palo alto, through san jose, santa clara four and -- 44 and you can see from our camera the cloud cover and a break in the rain. numbers are mild with cloud cover, low 40's by fairfield a

just search abc seven bay area and download it for free.na: a modern media has revived a business. larry: seven second tiktok clip was all it took to bring customers back to lee's little house. it was posted about three weeks ago by jennifer lee. that is her dad in the video. it has been viewed more than 900,000 times. that seems to have wet the appetite of a few customers, because jennifer says now, business is booming. >> it has been so busy, my parents can barely keep up. they are the ones cooking, my dad is running back and forth, there is a bunch of two go orders. larrana: the restaurant who lost quite a few customers since the pandemic. larry: or news ahe ana: let's go to karina nova. karina: we continue our discussion about a controversial plan to legalize sex work. we will be joined by san francisco supervisor aided behind the idea that could create a red light district in the city. plus, a battle over benches. why several neighborhoods are taking on city officials in a fight for a place to sit. join us for those stories and more at

dan: check out all of our stories about black history month, streaming on our abc seven bay area app,ilable wherever you stream. ama: let's check out the weekend weather. dan: sandia patel is here. sandhya: we have 70's and the forecast. can you believe it? get ready for some flavor. you can see visibility is terrific tonight. springlike warmth is coming your way as low pressure that's been off our coast moves away and high pressure starts to take control of our weather. so nice that you might want to go to santa cruz or any of our beaches as you take a look here, mainly sunny, moderate uv index. mild conditions. 63 in santa cruz. 60 degrees and ocean beast tomorrow. -- in ocean beach tomorrow. san jose, average high is 63. you will be in the mid to upper 60's through the holiday weekend and then a sharp drop-off in the temperatures followed by midweek , it will be downright cold. we will be dropping well below average by then. take a look at those temperatures right now. 30's to 50's. it will be a cold one tonight. numbers falling by tomorrow morning. downright freezing around santa

search abc seven bay area and download it. >> firefighters pull a woman to safety after she drove heranding water in the east bay. >> our crew spot the bmw sitting in a couple feet of water at pleasanton and cooped inroads. >> a tow truck car out and water poured from the sedan while the driver opened the rear door. there is no word if the driver suffered injuries. we still have much more news ahead. >> let's go to karina nova for a look at the stories coming up at 5:30. >> the winter storm coverage continues at 5:30 with round two hitting tomorrow and bringing more of the same. cold rain and snow impacting our tuesday in the bay area. spencer christian joins me to time it out for you. plus, as part of black history month, we are continuing to highlight the people working to preserve black history in our region. >> joining us. >> we appreciate your time. we will see you again at 6:00. alex! mateo, hey how's business? great. you know that loan has really worked wonders. that's what u.s. bank is for. and you're growing in california? -yup, socal, norcal... -monterey? -all day. -a branch

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dan: check out all of our stories about black history month, streaming on our abc seven bay area app,le wherever you stream. ama: let's check out the weekend weather. dan: sandia patel is here. sandhya: we have 70's and the forecast. can you believe it? get ready for some flavor. you can see visibility is terrific tonight. springlike warmth is coming your way as low pressure that's been off our coast moves away and high pressure starts to take control of our weather. so nice that you might want to go to santa cruz or any of our beaches as you take a look here, mainly sunny, moderate uv index. mild conditions. 63 in santa cruz. 60 degrees and ocean beast tomorrow. -- in ocean beach tomorrow. san jose, average high is 63. you will be in the mid to upper 60's through the holiday weekend and then a sharp drop-off in the temperatures followed by midweek , it will be downright cold. we will be dropping well below average by then. take a look at those temperatures right now. 30's to 50's. it will be a cold one tonight. numbers falling by tomorrow morning. downright freezing around santa rosa

bay area for 25 years. he was 50 years old. to donate to the half moon bay strong fund, which is supporting victims and their families. you can go to our website, abc seven news .com slash take action or visit a last dreams .com. a new california bill could close more loopholes involving ghost guns. the bill was introduced by sacramento area assembly member mike gibson. today it would prohibit the sale, purchase possession and production of coast guns. but more than that, anyone not holding a state license for three d printing or manufacturing could be punished . it's how many ghost guns are made. another bill currently before state lawmakers will get some attention. it would outlaw tackle football for anyone under the age of 12, abc seven news reporter tim johns has been tracking this story for us all evening joins us in the studio tonight and tim this is actually a topic that has been discussed before in sacramento certainly has a similar bill was proposed back in 2018, but it didn't gain much traction, however, given the recent wave in public perceptions surrounding football hits, supporters are hoping that might change and tonight we want to see what

bay, mount hamilton area, and the north bay hills from a.m. tuesday. in the bay area, winter storms nonstop. more in the seven-day forecast coming up. dion: that pretty much sums it up. the weather is not letting up this week with blizzard warnings for parts of the sierra and possible thunder here at home. while some are loving the recent crazy weather, others say they have had enough. j.r. stone continues our team coverage tonight. jr what it looked like in parts of the bay area sunday as rain fell and vehicles like the ones you're looking at on highway 24 and lafayette spun out. >> the weather has been terrible. i am soaking wet. jr: out-of-towners in san francisco from los angeles were not living anything about this wet weather that caused bridge slowdowns, limited visibility, and most of all, wet boots. >> i'm ready for the next thing. i'm a big beach type of person. i like the sun. this is kind of depressing to me. jr: our recent weather has been anything but depressing for this skier who shot this video friday that has since racked up more than 1.5 million views because of where it was recorded. not at tahoe or the sierra, but

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better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news. good morning.ings, the founder and executive director of the farmworker advocacy advocacy group. islas has accepted an invitation to the state of the union address on tuesday. dr belinda hernandez arriaga will be the guest of congresswoman and an issue who represents half moon bay. the olives group has been helping farmworkers and find housing and deal with the trauma of the shooting that left seven people dead just over a week ago. brandon say the man who disarmed the monterey park government will also be there. and now i'm gonna take you through traffic this morning. obviously it is raining outside into the roads are wet. there is a singular in burlingame on south bong one oh, one past broadway for a car car that crashed into the center divide because of roadway flooding. that means one lane is blocked there. we're going to check in with - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and s

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bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news.ure in walnut creek, showing you 6 80 southbound traffic is really backing up because we have a new crash reported around lafayette on westbound 24 right past pleasant hill road, so prepare for delays in that area and the biggest issue we've been tracking throughout the morning has been crash on eastbound eighties as soon valley road this is going to be in fairfield, where unfortunately, three people were killed. the chp is still investigating kumasi. thank you. josina meteorologist drew tumor has when that car hit my motorcycle, insurance wasn't fair. so i called the barnes firm, it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now, and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million take a look at the winds right now. it is certainly gusty out there. thankfully not as strong as you were yesterday afternoon , but we're still seeing winds gusting over 20 to 30 mph in some spots this morning with a wind advisory still in effect temperatures righ

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news.even mornings. one person is dead. another is in the hospital after this apartment fire in martinez. it happened just before three. this morning when crews got there. two people were trapped inside. crews were able to free one person, but they couldn't get that second person out. the surviving victim now at the hospital. firefighters aren't sure how the flames started, but they believe it started in the kitchen. sue. how's traffic this morning? well, it's backed up. if you're at the bay bridge, this is pretty typical metering lights run at 5 36 this morning and you're stacked up all the way to the mcarthur maze for our good solid 20 minute delay. if you are stuck in traffic, take a look in your rear view mirror. the sun's coming up and it's absolutely beautiful, slow and go across the san mateo bridge. high wind advisory here is well , here's a look at your drive time at this hour, reggie we're going meet apartment 2a, 2b and 2c. 2a's monitoring his money with a simple text. like what

bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc. seven news.u. good morning, everyone. so we are going to move our way to the peninsula right now where we're following a crash on northbound one. oh, one right on the woodside road off ramp there. the vehicles are all being moved off the roadway at this time at your speeds around 23 mph in that spot a live look at our oakland at the 80 at the colosseum camera there that northbound traffic really slowing for you this morning and a crowded ride for you on the san mateo bridge as well in the westbound direction, kamasi. thank you, josina. we'll have our accuweather forecast after bay area. good morning. live with kelly and ryan is coming up. we'll chat with pen badge. lee will tell us about the brand new season of you. that's at nine here on abc seven. all right. ryan sounds good. we'll see you all at nine. it's going to be a mild day. today we're getting a cooler start. you see their san francisco checking in at 41 degrees in or 47 41 for oakland, and here is the look at your day planners. you know

stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00, our exclusive streamingow on weekdays from 7:00 to 8:00. download the app wherever you stream. frances: here is a look at live doppler 7, quiet skies around the bay area. just some clouds off the coast. clear conditions, we have a frost advisory and parts of the north bay like santa rosa, san rafael. temperatures could drop as low as 34 degrees, frost could kill sensitive vegetation. some temperatures are down to 30 four in santa rosa and fairfield, napa at 35. we see lots of 30's around the bay, including concord, livermore, hayward, palo alto. grab a jacket as you head out the door. you get a nice break from all of the rain, we have lots of dry days ahead. temperatures in the low 60's for some neighborhoods, lots of upper 50's around the bay. san jose 58, oakland 59 degrees. tomorrow morning is chilly, not quite as cold, more cloud cover. we will see mid-30's to parts of the north bay and interior valleys, low 40's around the bay. accuweather 7-day forecast, cold start, sunny day. chilly tomorrow, then che

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. good morning, everyone. we're starting here with the live. look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5 48 and we also have a crash in the maze. so expect some delays if you're traveling from the east bay into san francisco , and we will wrap up with a quick look at our drive times here so you can see what is happening. earning right now out there, it looks like santa rosa and san francisco. an hour in 19 minutes, kamasi. alright, thanks, josina. meteorologist drew tumor has our actual weather forecast after the break. this is an abc news special report. now reporting, david muir. good morning, everyone. we're coming on the air from here in warsaw, poland for a landmark moment in the war in ukraine now, about to mark one year into this war, president biden is about to step back onto the world stage momentarily to deliver a major address to america's allies to ukraine. and, of course to russia as well is evening here in warsaw, and all of this comes 24 hours. after h

bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. anchor: you are watching getting answers on abc seven, every day we talk with experts about issues important to the bay area and get answers into real-time. today history making surgery, a recent five hour heart transplant at ucf was completed by a unique all women team. we will talk with a main resident and anesthesiologist about this milestone. a family of six living in a 100 square-foot room for years? that is what hundreds, perhaps thousands of san francisco families are facing, and hope is slow to come despite the attention on the housing crisis. our media partner the san francisco standard will show us a heartbreaking and eye-opening story. a big show of support this morning in front of oakland city hall, dozens of leaders and members related for the fired police chief to be reinstated. they said their voices were not heard when mayor chantel fired him yesterday at one month after placing armstrong on administrative leave after an outside report concluded the chief mishandled lee's conduct cases involving a hit and run and gunshot

building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions . this is abc. seven news. , everyone i'm kumasi, aaron from abc seven mornings, power is slowly coming back for pgd customers across the bay area, but tens of thousands are still in the dark this morning. here's a live look at the current outage map. a majority of these homes and businesses have power knocked out by wednesday's powerful winds, and the peninsula is a hot spot as you can still see. well at one point, pg needs, says one in three customers didn't have electricity part of the challenge for cruises dealing with all the potential hazards they might encounter. pg and e is advising people to be prepared for more outages. so that means checking your flashlights to make sure the batteries are good and charging up all your devices. davina good morning. thank you, kumasi. we want to check back in on rodeo. the good news is that the singular we're following this area on eastbound 80 before coming. skyway has clear the off ramp is back open. things are not moving too quickly. unfortunately at the bay bridge t

bay area. good morning live with kelly and ryan is coming up. we'll chat with marlon wayans plus performance from jordan davis. that's at nine o'clock only on abc sevenghway, 12, american canyon and vallejo, a moderate pocket through here through berkeley highway 24 walnut creek. it's wet and that higher elevation snow. the winter weather advisory has been extended till 10 o'clock in the north bay. so we're stuck with this throughout the day job, gina. thank you, lisa. we will have another abc seven news update in about 30 ♪ that's just the way you make me feel ♪ ♪ that's just the way you make me feel ♪ >>> back here on "gma," all month long we have been celebrating black history month, and this morning it's all about the divine nine, the historic black fraternities and sororities and those are just some of our own abc family members that you see who are part of the divine nine. >> that is quite a crew. we have the performers coming up by students from howard university. they'll show us the unity step, it's a hallmark of the divine nine but first demarco morgan, who's a kappa from jackson state shares more on the history. >> reporter: for more than a

fifties around the bay area, and things are going to warm up even more with plenty of sunshine through the work week, reggie thank you, frances. if you're streaming us on our abc sevenbarks and a vase breaks) yeah, no. out with the old, in with the #1 covid-19 self test in the us. with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. binaxnow life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart choice to shop with ikea. jamie hasn't stopped dancing since she left the store. with ikea, you're caring for your wallet. and each other! and your guests, and the planet. now you can afford even more, with new benefits for ikea family members, including 5% off all eligible purchases in-store. every visit. every day. ikea we've got your back, road warriors. because we know you're picking up the pace, steering life at 10 and 2. you're hitting the road... and we're helping you get there with confidence. so skip the counter without missing a beat. choose any car in the aisle. and be the boss of you. go national. go like a pro. >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. a massive earthquake devastating turkey and syria, killing over

bill a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. now on the westbound aside of the san mateo bridge is going to be right before the high rise. you can see there. the traffic is beginning to pick up there. and also it really hasn't let up in the bay bridge toll plaza. we're meeting lights came on at 6 to 13. hey, drew, you're being okay. we're warming through the thirties into the forties. our frost advisory is over. as we have been in the file out, so to speak at 45 opened 43 in this city alive. look from our east bay hills camera. partly cloudy skies out there. that's the sky will keep throughout the day feeling comfortable later today we'll go into the mid fifties and low sixties later on in this is pretty average for the first day of february. kamasi alright, thank you drew. now it's time for live with kelly and ryan and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. we hope to see you then ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, broadway, film, and television star, alan cumming. and from the hit series "ginny and georgia

three of the biggest projects are right here in the bay area. seven cisco received $17.6 million to upgrade traffic and pedestrian signals in the western addition. across the bay in alameda county, 15 million is going to a four mile stretch of the san pablo avenue corridor from the southern end of el cerrito down to west oakland. everything from moving bus stops, to adding more bike lanes. the largest grant in the entire state is going to contra costa county. it will get nearly $29 million to close a gap on the san francisco bay trail in martinez, and make pedestrian and bicycle path improvements in richmond, antioch, and moraga. other, smaller grants went towards action plans for communities that don't already have a full safety plan in place. napa, palo alto, santa clara, pleasant hill, and even b.a.r.t. were among the recipients. >>> turning to other news, a 5- year-old boy is fortunately recovering, at home tonight, one day after being mauled by a mountain lion. his name is jack, and his family is telling us his mom went straight at the big cat wi

bay area. you see temperatures coming down in the seven-day forecast including san jose.nd there's a larger view of the weather changes coming our way. san francisco is going from the 60s to highs in the low 50s and for the hills of the north bay, diablo range, santa cruz mountains, we'll be watching that closely as the storm doesn't have a lot of moisture but has a lot of cold air, which means hilltop and mountain snow become a possibility. but the good news for the holiday weekend, none of that. 60s and 70s at least through monday. >> and a reminder, we are in winter. >> it is, yes. >> rob, thanks. >>> coming up, a common way to keep your twitter account secure is going to cost you. the latest change announced on the platform. we're back in a moment. >>> another tweak at twitter. starting next month the company says only paid subscribers will be able to use text messages as two-factor authentication. the change is set to take effect on march 20th. it means only users with twitter blue can use the popular account security feature. two-factor authentication sends a code t

one of the seven pilot's is a bay area native. kelly zimmerman is from san jose and graduated from lee high school and continued onto the university of nevada reno. >>> in san francisco the jewish community use the game to reach out to homeless people that did not have a place to watch the game. john ramos explains. >> reporter: for those who call san francisco streets, home, one day seems pretty much like the next. here super bowl sunday does not mean very much. >> no. it don't matter. there are too many homeless people out here and they get in the way. >> reporter: in 2017, a mayor and youtube influencer in brooklyn, did not see homeless people is getting in the way. he decided to make a change. >> watching the game tonight? >> i wish i could. >> i have a place to watch the game. >> reporter: what he created is the super soul party . a big game watch party for people who do not have the comfort of a living room so far. the concept caught on. and is now celebrated across the country. including here at this community center in san

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> answers on abc seven. everyday we talk with experts on issues important to the bay area and we get answers for you in real-time. today, tax questions. americans have started working on filing tax returns and have new layers of fusion due to lester's middle class tax relief payments. we have an accounting professor joining us to help. u.s. military recovery crews are busy retrieving the debris of the latest unidentified flying objects attacked it over u.s. and canadian airspace. since the chinese spy balloon was shot down off the coast of south carolina february 4, three more objects have been detected and taken down by missiles. on friday an object was shot down over alaska. on saturday an object shot down over the yukon in canada and on sunday an object was shot down over lake huron in michigan. joining us alive to discuss how these flying objects have impacted global stability, professor -- a senior lecturer at center -- at santa clara university and specialist in international relations. thanks for you

announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. answers on abc seven. every day, we talk with experts about issues important to the bay area and get answers in real time. another win in the battle against hiv-aids. scientists confirm a fifth person has been cured of hiv. ucf infectious disease expert will join us to discuss what this means and whether we are close to being able to n just repressed but eradicate the virus. also on this presidents' day, a community space in san francisco is bringing together impact makers from all walks of life. for a marathon 16 our reading of the final january 6 report. it's happening right now and we will talk to the organizer about what they are trying to accomplish. first, president's day is a time to reflect on america's most and least admired presidents. we can't do it without an update on this weekend's breaking news regarding the man commonly regarded as the greatest ex-president, jimmy carter. the 98-year-old who served as america's 39th president has entered hospice care at home. surrounded by his loved ones.

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dan: moon bay a memorial service is underway to remember seven people killed last week at two mushroom farms in the city. that evening, thank you for joining us. >> the service started just about an hour ago giving community members a chance to come together in their grief. dan: amanda is there an joins us live. >> this marks another night of healing for the residence of half moon bay. heart of downtown half moon bay are behind two nights events as well beginning with the memorial service that started on kelly avenue after 4:00 p.m. with much more to follow. the community is expected to take part in a candlelight procession to the hall on main street. significant considering that is the location where victims families met on the night of the shooting to learn about the tragedy and hear the news that would forever change their lives. >> this community is even stronger than i thought it was even though i thought it was a strong community, it is even stronger. i am sure the people want to go back to the way we work which is being known for our pumpk

. >> lots ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11:00 including a bay area nurse who spent most of the first to hear in ukraine, doing what he could to help. his tail from the front lines. don't plan to go to to yosemite park anytime soon it is closed due to weather. we will have the latest on when it may reopen those stories and more coming up tonight at 11:00. the second annual black history month and lunar new year celebration started today. it was held in visitation valley. the activities included giveaways, a lion dance and african drumming. shamann walton was also attendance. it is intended to build unity between black and asian communities. celebrate black history and culture with abc 7. you can watch the black joy parade streaming live from oakland. it is hosted by kumasi aaron. you can watch it anywhere you happen to stream abc7news and for all the details, you can visit our website abc7news/black joy parade. that's it for this edition of abc7news, for chris alvarez and ev ♪ >>> this is espn on abc. >>> the nba's biggest stars are on abc tonight, like joel embiid. he's averaging 33

chances, what are the normal conditions for most of the northern u.s., beyond the seven day forecast, except for the bay area will keep you updated on those long-range chances for the next several days. right now, we see the clouds building downtown san francisco, temperatures in the lower 50s. we will drop down to the low to mid 40s by early tomorrow morning, it's going to be a cool day overall, we have a couple of pups sporting their jerseys, they are still proud to show off their jerseys and they can show off in public tomorrow afternoon after those morning showers. high temperatures only reaching the mid to upper 50s across the board. we will make up for it in the second half of the weekend. similar temperatures monday, maybe a degree or two cooler but you will not notice the difference until tuesday. that will have a little more staying power so a slight chance of showers tuesday, the colder air will stick around next week and there's another chance of showers the end of next week, that is still uncertain, a lot of turbulence , and this is something we are going to monitor as we head into the weekend.>>

bay area. on the seven-day forecast. new storm monday and tu with additional rain chances that would add up over one inches ever inch. we may continue to be talking about low snow levels all the way into early next week. this is exciting for so many folks out there. wanting to get pictures and everything but be careful if you're attempting to get in the car. it can be extremely dangerous. >> being see some of the footage of cars spinning out. thank you. >>> happening now, a group of war veterans is demanding answers and action. they've been meeting at a restaurant in milpitas every two weeks to support each other. the veterans say the new manager says they can't meet there anymore. theull f >>> a pretty special night here. a program in oakland helping youth in inner city. they got to show their films at the new parkway theater. you can see, she is emceeing the show called dear oakland. it was short films about the experience of growing up in oakland. then the students had a chance to do a q & a after showing their films.

i'll show you how much we'll get across the bay area with the storm system and more chances in the seven-day forecast in 18 minutes. >>> if you want to keep a close eye on the rain, super easy, download the free nbc bay area app to know when the rain will start. >>> all the rain in january's atmospheric river did wonders for the local reservoirs, but in the south bay a good bit of water has drained away, and it was done intentionally. scott budman. >> reporter: our recent rains added billions of gallons of water into bay area reservoirs, but now even as our water worries continue, some of those reservoirs are being partially drained. one reason -- scientists know more rain is likely on the way. >> we're getting the technology to be able to predict when the heavy atmospheric rivers come in. >> reporter: another, safety. this reservoir through the santa cruz mountains is spilling some water because it gets so much in storms. coyote reservoir keeps it lower because of earthquake concerns. >> we have to bring it to 58% of capacity because of the seismic restrictions we have from the division of

meanwhile, turkish president declared seven days of national mourning. >>> in the bay area, students walked out of oakland tech high school to celebrate the life of tyre nichols. students chanted outside the campus, recited poetry and painted this mural. to describe the vigil as an expression of rebellion through joy in community. >> it is a time to celebrate someone that was taken away so terribly. >> tyre nichols died days after being beaten by memphis police. >>> the oakland police chief plans to submit a layered letter to the mayor demanding immediate reinstatement to his job. >> this is the latest in a high- stakes pressure campaign. the naacp is doubling down on their efforts to get the chief back on the job. they sent out an urgent request to supporters, asking them to email the mayor telling him to reinstate chief armstrong. even giving them a form letter and sample script, calling it an issue of justice and fairness. the mayor placed them on leave last month after investigating and signing the department didn't properly punish a sergeant that was involved in a hit-and-run cr

ama: you can keep track of weather conditions and access the same doppler seven on-demand on the abc 7 bay area news app, download it wherever you stream. dan: it is official, barbara l says she is running for u.s. senate. she is the third high-profile democrat to jump into that race alongside adam schiff and katie porter. liz spoke with lee today and is in the newsroom with more. liz: there are three democrats in this race now, but congresswoman lee is the only black woman. if she wins, she will be only the third black woman in the cuss trees -- countries history to serve in the senate. she told us why that matters, and "why" questions around her age should not be a factor. in a video share early tuesday morning. >> to do nothing has never been an option for me. liz: she is running to replace dianne feinstein. we met up with her in oakland hours after the announcement. >> i think the senate needs a champion like myself who is a progressive woman, a progressive african-american woman, who has fought for progressive causes all of my life. liz: she served in congress since 1988. the climate crisi

14 day outlook shows a good chance of wetter than normal conditions returning to the bay area just before the seven day forecast. just a trend forecast for now. the shower is making its way over the southern end of the day. temperatures in the upper 40s and low 50s. dramatically cooler temperatures today and it will be chilly tonight but this is very much within the realm of the kind of cold snap that we tend to see in february. upper 30s and low 40s around the bay. 5 to 10 degrees below average. we are also going to be 5 to 10 degrees above record territory. cold snaps this time of year that we see, close to 60 in san jose. temperatures in land in the east bay reaching the middle and upper 50s. middle 50s around san francisco and oakland. 60 degrees for sunnier spots, cooler for inland lake county. temperatures will reach into near-normal once again on thursday, then the chance of showers moves in on thursday. we will see warmer temperatures taking over into presidents' day weekend. back to the lower and middle 60 for most of the bay area with a slight chance of showers on friday. otherwise, the f

bay area we have had snow in the higher elevations. right now still some lingering rainfall and brief downpours out of the south by, but as you can see on live doppler sevenmuch of the storm has pushed out of the bay area. we will get a break in the late-night hours. the storm ranked level one on the storm impact scale. there could still be pockets of showers that will trail the end of the storm and snow levels are down to about 3000 feet. here is our camera looking over towards the bay bridge, you can see some blue showing through. 45 degrees in san francisco. . up her 40's in oakland and palo nice view from emeryville looking at the western sky and you can see lots of clearing. temperature readings, 48 in santa rosa, mid-to-upper 40's in fairfield, concord and livermore. looking across the embarcadero from our rooftop camera, you can see the clouds. rain tapers of this evening and it will be cold overnight. even colder storm tomorrow with a slight chance of a storm mix in. more rain on tuesday with storm levels dropping to any 500 feet here in the bay here is the forecast animation. a break tonight before storms push into the bay between. 6:00 and 9:00

bay area news. >>> back in court tomorrow, the half moon bay farm worker accused of killing seven of his coworkersoes before a judge again. he is scheduled to appear in a redwood city courtroom in the morning. this is video from his last court appearance. you can see him try to hide behind a piece of paper. prosecutors say that xao went on a rampage after a dispute. he faces seven murder charges and attempted murder too. >>> even if you don't live in san francisco, what happens in the city impacts so many of us across the bay area. during her state of the city address, mayor breed promised a rebirth of sorts for san francisco, but also acknowledged some serious challenges. tech companies continue to cut jobs and downsize or close office space. that's part of the reason the city is facing $728 million in terms of a budget shortfall. 728 million. other challenges, car break-ins, homelessness, and open air drug markets. >> we are san franciscans. we're not beholden to past catastrophes. we're not victims of circumstances. we are the captains of our own ship. we are the city that knows how. >> the may

cbs news bay area, with juliette goodrich. >> good evening. seven law enforcement getting ready for a huge event this weekend but the annual chinese new year parade . organizers are expecting record crowds for the celebrations, and with the recent mass shootings, security is certainly top of mind. >> we understand that the events of the past few weeks are very troubling and unsettling. that is white is in portland that we are out there in numbers, that is why it is important that you see us, not only in the parade, but along the perimeter, in the community surrounding the parade, so that people understand that we are out there, and we are there to support them but >> police say they are making sure the event is safe and so people can enjoy the culture and tradition. >> i enjoy it so much that after i rolled through the first time as sheriff, i go back and go through again on the line dance team with brothers and st

bay area moving forward solutions. this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone.ven mornings, a suspect accused of the deadliest mass shooting in san mateo county history is now facing the death penalty if convicted, and not guilty yesterday in court, where he faces murder and attempted murder charges. the 66 year old suspect is accused of killing seven farmworkers and what authorities call it work workplace grudge. at two mushroom farms in half moon bay. good morning, everyone. we're following a crash right now in oakland, that's causing a little bit of a slowdown. here. at least two lanes are blocked on westbound 5 80 before eastbound 24. only one vehicle involved here you're speeds are going to track around 10 mph, so it isn't a counter commute directions so the backup shouldn't be too bad. the bainbridge trump plaza here nice and light. metering lights came on at 6 20, then just giving you an overall view of our map because it's green all around, which is good news, kumasi, davina. meteorologist through tumor "the doctor will see you now." but do they really?

all this after the shootings in half-moon day that -- bay that killed seven and injured others, the most in the area. there's a gag order keeping the defense team, prosecution, suspect from making statements. >> this will tamp down on the case and likely keep the case in san mateo county. if information continues to come out to the public that may not be admissible in the trial, you could see a change of venue motion filed here and move the case to another county in california. reporter: though the gag order keeps everyone from giving opinions to the press and public they can talk about what happened in open court and give past and future court dates. san mateo district attorney sam wagstaff said in yen the not guilty plea is what's expected in a case like this. >> i have every every -- i have never heard anything but a plea of not guilty in a murder case. reporter: they say there's a lot of work for both sides leading up to the next considerate tate. >> the defense is going through police reports, we are waiting for a variety of reports. the matter wasn't set for preliminary hearing yet. reporter:

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bay area, with juliette goodrich. >>> good evening. half moon bay reeling from the shootings that left seven people dead. since the tragedy, we have heard from investigators, community leaders and even the governor. but, not from the people at the center of it all, who survived it, until now. sarah donchey is here with us, and the story of one man who said he had troubling interactions with the suspect right before the shootings. >> chilling information from him. as he mentioned this is the first time we are hearing from the people who work at the mushroom arms farms where the the horrific shootings happened which is clearly left many people shaken, of course. the farmworkers we spoke with today did not want to be identified. we are not showing their faces. with this one man we distorted his voice but he spoke with us in spanish. from the city came to the u.s. in 1994 that her license job he was in a relationship with the suspect and he said he had anger issues at work. he said he said that was fired after he had an altercation with him directly. >> reporter: again, this man said he got in a fight, an ar

seven, tracking a light storm moving into the bay area.>> this is a light storm, one, but it is the first rain we have had for several days. when does the rain arrived? >> it will be tonight, but we already seen a few sprinkles. let's take a look at a live picture. you are seeing all the clouds on different levels. it is a little breezy up in the hills. a couple of on the peninsula, park would drive, and around belmont. as we widen the picture, it is a level one storm. the area pressures off the coast. it will drag a system through here, a cold front. at 10:00 tonight you will notice showers in the north bay. this is when you will see the most widespread wet weather at 5:00. towards 8:00 a.m. i will be back where

have quite a bit of cool air to work with but i will show you the rest of the seven day forecast for the rest of the bay areaing up at 5:30. >> i was loving over the weekend. >> that was fantastic. >> a nice break. >> is gone. >> hope you enjoyed it. >>> so far this year as we just talked about, but quickly learned to not get too comfortable with whatever weather pattern we are in. one extended the next, just take this week. the nice weekend has turned to severe wind with the slight possibility of snow, too. coming up, we look at this winter whiplash. >>> as we celebrate black history month, we are listing the voices of the black community who have shaped us in a new museum nearby, taking a fresh perspective to bring ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >>> welcome back, thanks for sticking around with us. this month we are highlighting a california gallery working for decades to bring black history to life. >> ashley sharp takes us inside the sojourner truth museum. >> reporter: through the eyes of a teenager, it's a fresh look at

a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc seven news. good morning.w overnight. san francisco police have made an arrest after a man opened fire in a synagogue earlier this week. the man who is not being identified, has been booked into the san francisco county jail on multiple charges, including disturbing religious assembly video shows, the man walked into the schneerson jewish center wednesday and started shooting. officers found casings on scene , which are being investigated as possible blanks. no one was injured. to whether now at a level one storm in route to the bay area, meteorologist francis deng lawson is tracking the latest. good morning. morning stephanie. morning, everyone we're dealing with some fog, very thick fog, especially across the bay bridge right now , and showers arrived this afternoon. it will be heavier times this evening temperatures topping out in the low sixties and mid sixties. stephanie francis, thank you and thank you all for joining the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just li