front of a subway train in new york city. 40-year-old, michelle go was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. while the man awaits an arraignment on murder charges, go is remembered for her volunteer work. reporter: on the same subway platform where the victim was pushed, rioters are still living on the edge tonight. many on their phones were talking with friends, waiting within inches of the oncoming trains. 61-year-old marshall simon confessed shortly after his arrest, while proclaiming himself god. investigators say he is homeless and emotionally disturbed with several prior arrests. witnesses say he approached the victim from behind at the subway station saturday morning. he shoved her into the path of a southbound train. michelle go was killed instantly, a 40-year-old consultant the management firm, whose volunteer work with the new york junior league included helping the homeless. >> she clearly had a strong passion for working one-on-one with these populations in need. she was a compassionate soul who wanted to be rewarded by that direct impact, directly working with those individuals

.: candles lit in chinatown to remember 40-year-old michelle go who grew up in fremont. >> michelle was a high school classmate of mine and she lit up every room she was in. >> while dozens showed up to remember go on the west coast, hundreds remembered her in new york city tuesday night. go died saturday after being shoved onto the tracks in front of an oncoming new york city subway train. the former bay area colleague of hers told stories about how michelle comforted her over her fear of flying even after their trip by sending her in the mail to see if she was ok. >> when we found out about what was happened, i was sharing these stories with my ex-manager who was also very close with michelle. we had a great working relationship. i told them this story and his response was that is so michelle. it is unclear why the suspect pushed michelle. police say he has a history of mental illness. he's currently in a hospital with a police guard. those who spoke in san francisco and new york say attacks against asian americans must stop. >> she deserved to be saved that day and did not deserve th

this one happened at fremont high school in oakland. you can see there are kids and their parents standing in a long line outside the school waiting while other parents held a virtual protest to stop in-person instruction as cases surge in our children. and a situation like that. it's it's taking a chance with their lives, you know, and why would you do that? some parents are hoping the school board will step in and switch to distance learning to start off the school year. in san jose the children discovery museum hosted a vaccine clinic making it easier for kids and families to get vaccinated children ages five and up received a fiser or moderna vaccine at the clinic booster shots were also made available to those who qualify and it's not easy for kids to get the courage to go and get a shot. so we thought well we could make it a little easier. it's a nice incentive those who received a shot got a free pass to the museum for up to eight people today was the first vaccination clinic held at the museum. another one is scheduled for janua

mid-60's, oakland, fremont. if you are looking for rain, all the way through next friday is dry but then we start to see some changes. late this month, rain potential saturday, january 29 through monday the 31st. gusty in the morning. not as mild on sunday but later not as mild on sunday but later winds cooling back to average ♪ at usaa, we've been called "too exclusive" because we were created for officers. but as we've evolved with the military, we've grown to serve all who've honorably served. no matter their rank or when they were in. a marine just out of boot camp or a petty officer from '73 and even his kids and their kids. usaa is made for all who've honorably served and their eligible family members. are we still exclusive? absolutely. and that's exactly why you should join. dan: oakland's amy schneider continues to rack up the wins on jeopardy. she moves on to second place for most consecutive wins with 38. she's the first woman to win more than $1 million. ken jennings is the most consecutive wins wi

in fremont tonight a vigil was held in memory of michelle go. she was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont and was pushed in front of a new york city subway train and killed one week ago. group citizens for a better community organized the event at central park pavilion city leaders such as mayor lily may and councilmember. yang xiao urged the community to come together to stop aapi hate. they also addressed a need for more mental health services and the need for solidarity with the go family assigned photo poster was given to michelle's friends and family to give to the go family. michelle's suspected killer marshall. simon was arrested shortly after the incident. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00 oakland teachers had threatened to strike if a deal isn't reached about covid safety protocols and tonight. we have an update on the talks between the teachers union princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been helping californians make the most of their precious vacation time. and right about now, we could all

and then there's fremont resident ray pena jerseys hats chains. he's been collecting 49ers memorabilia for decades. so these are actual game tickets from the nse championship game. what's known as the catch but his prize possession is something no one else has after an accident and cancer diagnosis pena lost his right eye and had it replaced with a 49ers prosthetic. he's known as the eye of the 49er. that's how dire faithful and with with his niners in the nfc title. he has his eye on something that could be a new addition to his collection some championship gear want to go to the super bowl. hopefully, i'll book my trip to la, you know after sunday, but for this weekend pena will be in the bay area to watch the game and with record ticket prices peÑa and other local 49er fan clubs are hosting a watch party at metro city restaurant and bar in sunnyvale when people go to these events, you meet people from all over the world. it doesn't matter if you're from here or from the east coast from another country. it's all about our team and it's about sh

temperatures more specifically tonight 33 and lakeport 35, santa rosa 37 at concord the livermore 39 fremont and morgan hill and now we look at highs tomorrow. you can see it's not going to be a very mild day, but not a not too chilly either the inland east bay locations. only reached mid-fifties tomorrow, but we'll see highs in the upper 50s to near 60 and some other inland locations and around the bay shoreline upper 50s will be the highest now. let's skip ahead on the forecast animation to tomorrow night at 11 o'clock notice. you see that area of rainfall lurking offshore. it's going to approach a coastline, but during the week we'll see maybe a sprinkler or two in the north bay on monday. perhaps some light rain on thursday. that's just about it and as for rainfall totals by next friday, the highest tolls will be a maybe. or 300 of an inch of rate. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. so it's a mainly dry week ahead and even gets milder starting on monday and tuesday buddy there. is that slight chance of some light sprinkles in the north bay on monday and maybe some light rain more wid

i got up at 3:00 in the morning in fremont for 28 years. i left home at 3:45. i got in alameda at 4:15. got everything set up and... did my job. ♪ it wasn't like a job, because i would talk to all my customers and i know 80% of them by first name or what they would like, most of their food. that's what i loved about all this is people showing me kindness back. they appreciated me being there. >> it's people like dolores who have helped this business become what it is. she is an amazing person in her own right. >> alameda was mostly a white city, and i knew i was the first one. it didn't mean anything to me being in that position. i was the first black at the high school in louisiana, so that's nothing new to me, you know? when i first started at ole's, we didn't have any spanish customers, black customers. it was mostly...all white clients, customers, at ole's in the '80s. i treat people the way i want to be treated. everybody should be treated equal, and that's the way i feel about life. >> i think they were lucky to hire her, and i think she did a fantastic

front of a subway train in new york city. 40-year-old, michelle go was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. while the man awaits an arraignment on murder charges, go is remembered for her volunteer work. reporter: on the same subway platform where the victim was pushed, rioters are still living on the edge tonight. many on their phones were talking with friends, waiting within inches of the oncoming trains. 61-year-old marshall simon confessed shortly after his arrest, while proclaiming himself god. investigators say he is homeless and emotionally disturbed with several prior arrests. witnesses say he approached the victim from behind at the subway station saturday morning. he shoved her into the path of a southbound train. michelle go was killed instantly, a 40-year-old consultant the management firm, whose volunteer work with the new york junior league included helping the homeless. >> she clearly had a strong passion for working one-on-one with these populations in need. she was a compassionate soul who wanted to be rewarded by that direct impact, directly working with those individuals

.: candles lit in chinatown to remember 40-year-old michelle go who grew up in fremont. >> michelle was a high school classmate of mine and she lit up every room she was in. >> while dozens showed up to remember go on the west coast, hundreds remembered her in new york city tuesday night. go died saturday after being shoved onto the tracks in front of an oncoming new york city subway train. the former bay area colleague of hers told stories about how michelle comforted her over her fear of flying even after their trip by sending her in the mail to see if she was ok. >> when we found out about what was happened, i was sharing these stories with my ex-manager who was also very close with michelle. we had a great working relationship. i told them this story and his response was that is so michelle. it is unclear why the suspect pushed michelle. police say he has a history of mental illness. he's currently in a hospital with a police guard. those who spoke in san francisco and new york say attacks against asian americans must stop. >> she deserved to be saved that day and did not deserve th

mid-60's, oakland, fremont. if you are looking for rain, all the way through next friday is dry but then we start to see some changes. late this month, rain potential saturday, january 29 through monday the 31st. gusty in the morning. not as mild on sunday but later winds cooling back to average dan: oakland's amy schneider continues to rack up the wins on jeopardy. she moves on to second place for most consecutive wins with 38. she's the first woman to win more than $1 million. ken jennings is the most consecutive wins with 74. you can watch jeopardy at 7 p.m. on monday. surprising career milestone for steph curry tonight ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ with chase security features, guidance and convenience, banking feels good. chase. make more of what's yours. >> abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. larry: the warriors looked barely recognizable right now. they lost to indiana last night. they were in dire straits those guys because nothing washe going right. steph is picked by kevin porter jr. warriors turnov

the company that creates these robots held a grand opening in fremont. they gave a first look into their operations inside the robot demo center. there robots can help with supply chain issues, they say, by providing technology to improve fulfillment and manufacturing operations in warehouses. larry: these look like the good robots, not the ones that can run and jump and will ultimately capture us. kristen: it's not always on the surface -- not saying those robots are evil. larry: the need for covid testing is on the rise and many are taking the test at home. some are doing something the cdc does not recommend. we will tell you about that next. kristen: new year, new start. and now comcast business is making it easy to get going with the ready. set. save. sale. get started with fast and reliable internet and voice for $64.99 a month with a 2-year price guarantee. it's easy... with flexible installation and backing from an expert team, 24/7. and for even more value, ask how to get up to a $500 prepaid card. get a great deal for your business with the read

she was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. she graduated from american high and ucla. she moved to new york to attend business school. police arrested a homeless man in connection with the fatal shot of. -- the fatal shove. he is expected to be arraigned on murder charges. julian: a san bernardino police officer was treated for a minor injury after an incident. the officer injured his arm trying to arrest a man suspected of assaulting a clerk in a target store. the suspect was not hurt. kristen: in the east bay, a fire broke out at what appears to be in oakland. sky seven captured the smoke as it streamed up along both sides of 880, not far from 90 8th avenue. at least two cars were on fire. no word on injuries or what caused the fire. julian: new images of the massive volcanic eruption in the south pacific that triggered tsunami alerts in the bay area and beyond. there is a call for disaster relief after a second eruption. >> new video of waves powerful south pacific volcano reaching the west coast. the high waters, crashing into the shores of pacifica, california, af

she was a graduate of american high school at fremont and then ucla, went to business school at nyu. her family still lives in the east bay. the acting chairman of new york's metropolitan transportation authority expressed outrage at the saturday incident. >> it cannot happen. it's unconscionable, it's outrageous that any new yorker going about her business in the middle of the city, the middle of the subway system should be the victim of that kind of crime is unacceptable. larry: 61-year-old marshall simon has been arrested in connection with the attack. police say he is homeless and confessed to pushing her onto the tracks. kristen: a new report says the british national killed in saturday's hostage standoff at a texas synagogue was known to security services in the u.k.. according to cnn, he had been the subject of a brief investigation in 2020. sources did not say what the probe is about, only that the matter was closed when investigators no longer considered him a threat. in the u.s., officials say the 44-year-old entered the country in late december and was not on any terror wa

yesterday, many parents refused to wait after seeing the long lines at fremont high school. >> people have been waiting for a couple of hours. reporter: one student tested negative last friday and again today. >> at school,chool,chool,chool,, well. i coughed one time and then my voice was changing. >> my advice is if you have a symptom, do a test right away and stay home if you don't feel well. reporter: it is too soon to know how many have tested positive for covid after the break. oakland -- this oakland teacher says districts should have been better prepared. >> when the weather gets bad and more people gather together inside, things could get really bad. reporter: yesterday, san francisco unified administered more than 1000 tests. testing has become more important than ever. >> i think our message is reaching the community and that is a good thing. we want people to know how to access testing. reporter: today, the rapid color testing was available at san francisco district headquarters but i knew, they had run out leaving many confused. san francisco unified sent messages to famil

the demand for covid test kits created a traffic mess so bad that the fremont police department even advised people just to avoid the whole area. here is abc news reporter zach one test -- zach fuentes. >> lin

kristen: fremont unified school district gave out covid tests today after parents waited for hours to get test kits yesterday. today, three sites were open instead of just one. larry: a county county the frustration over long lines for covid testing. san mateo county will open a new test site tomorrow capable of doing 2000 tests per day. we have more details with additional steps being taken as omicron continues to spread. reporter: the need for testing is growing rapidly as omicron spreads and it is urgent for people like janet. >> i have been exposed. reporter: even with 10 sites doing pcr tests across the county, only 8500 tests can be done a week and the program is then being expanded. a new test site opening friday

kristen: fremont unified school district gave out covid tests today after parents waited for hours to get test kits yesterday. today, three sites were open instead of just one. larry: a county county the frustration over long lines for covid testing. san mateo county will open a new test site tomorrow capable of doing 2000 tests per day. we have more details with additional steps being taken as omicron continues to spread. reporter: the need for testing is growing rapidly as omicron spreads and it is urgent for people like janet. >> i have been exposed. reporter: even with 10 sites doing pcr tests across the county, only 8500 tests can be done a week and the program is then being expanded. a new test site opening friday will be able to handle 2000 tests per day. another site is expanding its hours. the increased capacity hopes to address the aggravation of long lines. >> the line when i started was all the way down the back of the building. so, i stood in line like everyone else. >> what i get really anxious about is when we see these huge lines and these lines are not native to san m

i got up at 3:00 in the morning in fremont. i left home at 3:45 and got into alameda at 4:15. i got everything set up and did my job. ♪ it was not like a job because i would talk to all of my customers and i know 80% of them by their first name and what they would like. that is what i loved about this, people showing me kindness back. they appreciated me being there. >> it is people like dolores that has helped this business become what it is. she is an amazing person in her own right. >> alameda was mostly a white city. i knew i was the first one. it did not mean anything to me being in that position. i was the first black at the high school in louisiana. so, that is nothing new to me. >> i think they were lucky to hire her and i think she did a fantastic job here. >> when you have got employees like dolores, 40 years in one job, you just don't see that anymore. her energy level has never wavered. when she comes in in the morning, she knows your name, she knows what you drink, she has it ready for you and you just don't see that kind of customer service in this day and age.

good morning, fremont. 40. 49 in fairfield. a live look for my east bay hills camera. there is a mess on the bay bridge. frances will have more on that. a lot of sunshine after the morning fog. slightly cooler compared to yesterday. in the afternoon, upper 50's, low 60's is about average. frances: it will be a messy commute for folks heading to the bay bridge. wooded alert is issued -- when an alert is issued, it will be out there for a while. we are looking at the backup that will grow. it is a standstill right now. if you normally take the bay bridge, you need to consider alternates like the san mateo bridge. it all started with two cars racing. that caused an accident with injuries. we do not know how long this will be out there. we have had a few other alerts as well. we have one in the north bay, southbound 101 to 580. there was a sig alert. this one has been cleared. in the south bay, another sig alert. the ramp is closed for emergency road work through tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. consider 280 to 880 or 280 to tt 101. we are sending sky 7 to the s cene. reggie: groceri

we are in the 30's and 40's. 49 in the city. 51 in fremont. 43 in san jose no -- san mateo. again, a dense fog advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m.. you will notice that a few sunshine moderate across the region. hour-by-hour, where into the 50's by noon. that fog should lift but we will have some serious clouds in the sky with some sunshine. highs today, 61 in oakland. 63 san jose. 60 in concord. that air quality is moderate. let's get a check of the rows with francis. francis: i think that fog was part of the reason for this crash in the north bay. there is an overturned big rig on highway 121. the big rig drove off the roadway. luckily it is unloaded, but there are minor injuries. chp is at the scene. you can see slowing through the area. if you are traveling through napa and sonoma, it is not blocking any lanes, but it will be a challenging ride. you can see how challenging it is with this live camera of 101 in san rafael. southbound traffic is on the right-hand side heading toward golden gate bridge where there is no fog at the golden gate bridge. we will head over to th

it is 52 in fremont as well as san jose. so all that cloud cover insulating us temperatures in the coolest locations are in the mid-40s out towards livermore. are in santa rosa, but the fog has been confined out towards the delta not dealing with that this morning seven to eight degrees warmer palo alto and livermore livermore. you were cold danville in the upper 30s yesterday. so a big bump up this morning if you're headed out earlier our air quality remains unchanged we're under that moderate level due to that high pressure lid and very little wind affecting us. so when we get these drying trends and high pressure throughout the winter months, it just doesn't take much to trap those poll. and so we're looking at hazy skies when the high clouds thin out from time to time and as we look right now towards our exploratorium camera, it looks pretty good visibility wise you've got the clouds and then partly cloudy throughout the afternoon the dry pattern continues well into next week. we were looking at the end of the month for

reggie: michelle was a 19 98 graduate of fremont american haskell where she was a cheerleader and part of the honor society. her family still lives in the east bay. kumasi: if you are taking international trip to or from sfo today, global airlines are canceling flights as verizon and at&t launch new 5g service which airline executives say could cause safety issues. amy hollyfield is joining us live with more on this disagreement. amy: some international airlines have canceled flights indefinitely here to sfo because of this issue. air india emirates say they are canceling flights indefinitely and this is happening because verizon and at&t are launching new 5g signals today. the airlines are worried this will cause safety issues, especially at airports like sfo with low visibility and weather issues. the airlines say the frequency for the 5g is very close to a frequency used by the equipment that measures how high the plane is off the ground. >> this is unsafe. let us be clear. this is unsafe, manufacturers have said so, our airlines are saying so, the faa is saying so and so are pilots

this includes oakland, hayward, fremont, san francisco. because of this, we have visibility less than .25 mile. add extra distance between you and the car in front of you because this will be lingering for the next several hours. down to .25 in oakland, same in santa rosa. that fog is with this right now. temperatures are in the 40's. it is a chilly start to the day. that fog will stay with us through at least the 10:00 a.m. hour, then it begins to lift leader this afternoon. dense fog early on, sunshine in the afternoon. a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. we're going to the low end will 60's for our thursday. let's see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: if you have a moment like me, when you drive out, you will go, wow. you really cannot see well. member to use those low beams if you are having visibility issues. can you guess what camera this is supposed to be? you should be able to see the bay bridge right now, but as part -- as drew was just talking about, you cannot make it out. it is very foggy there. i know from personal

well above average with 65 in fremont today. 64 in livermore. 67 in napa. the winds are beginning to ease throughout the afternoon, but a gusty and blustery start to the day. we will have a look at the seven day forecast with the cooling continuing into the later part of the week. temperatures will come closer to average, and as we get to the end of the week, clouds will thicken, and by friday and saturday, we should get back into some showers. hopefully that extends into the next week. >> we certainly hope so. thank you. a diner in polk -- berkeley has closed its doors for good. the oceanview diner has been serving since 1982. i spoke to the longtime patrons who are disappointed at the loss of this institution. >> at the oceanview diner on 4th street, locals. by for good vibes and pancakes, and dropped off photos and flowers. after nearly four decades, the love it berkeley diner has closed its doors for good. >> it is so painful. it is such an institution on the street. >> it is hard to imagine, but when it opened nearly 40 years ago, it was one of the onl

highs today, nothing but son. 65 in fremont -- nothing but sun. 65 in fremont. the seven day forecast, slightly cooler conditions. the ridge rebuilds, dry and mild weather for the next week. we are rounding out january very dry and hopefully february will bring a change. i talked about the every other month type deal, we are due for february to bring rain. liz: just ahead, maintaining a 20 year friendship. how one group of women in the east bay reading a milestone and they brought us along with them. they brought us along with them. everyone remembers the moment they heard... “you have cancer.” how their world stopped and when they found a way to face it. for some, this is where their keytruda story begins. keytruda - a breakthrough immunotherapy that may treat certain cancers. one of those cancers is advanced nonsquamous, non-small cell lung cancer where keytruda is approved to be used with certain chemotherapies as your first treatment if you do not have an abnormal “egfr” or “alk” gene. keytruda helps your immune system fight cancer but can also c

right certainly cold in the north bay. 42, oakland. 39, san jose, so it is cold in the south bay. 42, fremont. later on today, the sun comes up quickly and it is another mild day. dry. low to mid 60's later on for thursday afternoon. across the state we will find issues in southern california. winter advisories and high wind warnings. are not giving up. much calmer conditions with more fog developing overnight and temperatures in the upper 40's to mid 30's -- upper 30's to mid 40's. this ridge will not move, it -- if you look at the next 10 days it looks like it remains dry over california. here is the seven day forecast, a cold start with a lot of sunshine. we thought we could see some rain sunday night into monday, but that is trending drier. breezy conditions next week and temperatures in the 50's and 60's. kumasi: coming up the seven thing you need to know this morning. reggie: a robot dog working for the military. kumasi: neil young's battle with - i'm norm. - i'm szasz. [norm] and we live in columbia, missouri. we do consulting, but we also write. [szasz] we take care of ourselves const

you can see better air quality towards fremont. visibility is good but air quality today and tomorrow will be on the moderate side so hazy at times. high clouds thinning out through the afternoon and looking at these cold morning temperatures we are looking at 30's from santa rosa. napa is at 34. anher live look fhicara.these ge xploratorium camera. chances for offshore winds could enhance our fire danger since we have been dry for so long but no signs of rain for the first week of february. 22 consecutive dry days for the month of january. december was so fantastic. we had a little light rain. today, another dry afternoon. are high clouds thin out through the afternoon for a mostly sunny day. sunday will allow for a cooler day and a return to the fog. if you like it milder, look to the south bay. you will notice the cooldown through monday, tuesday perhaps getting into that offshore wind pattern. 5 to 10 degrees above average. look for 63 in napa. a mild afternoon. fog arrives overnight into sunday. that system will drop down on t

a nice afternoon in union city and fremont, 64 in brentwood was low 60's from concord to san ramon and pleasanton. we have areas of frost, fog in the north bay, increasing class tomorrow. by tuesday and wednesday, we could have a wind advisory for those offshore winds. by the end of the week, we should warm up a little bit. systems missing us and we are getting what we usually get in the fall when we see those systems go down the backside of california and increase those offshore winds. liz: it certainly feels nice that we need the rain. just ahead, a story of trade-offs. the benefits of having a gas stove in your kitchen. we are looking at the big picture. how powerful is an invisalign smile? so powerful you can face anything... ...even these faces. invis is a powerful thing. invis is the clear aligner brand most trusted by doctors and more predictable. invisalign. ♪ reynolds wrap makes this whole cooking and cleanup thing so easy. it speeds up this... so i can get to them. easy prep, cook and clean with reynolds wrap. ♪ for skin that never holds you back. don't settle for silver.

the bay shoreline is good, with 10 miles of visibility. 50 in the city. 45 in oakland. 46 in fremont. here is a live look at san jose. a few headlights with thick fog. we will have partly sunny skies first thing on our day. by noon and through the afternoon, we will see increasing sunshine. it will be a blend of sunshine and cloud cover. temperatures will go to the upper 50's. the first day of february is windy. we will detail that in a few minutes. kumasi: we have to talk about this. the 49ers dream of a super bowl has come to an end. they lost to the rival l.a. rams in the nfc championship game. perhaps the worst part about the whole thing is that the 49ers were going into the fourth quarter with a 10 point lead. just could not hold onto it. this also snapped the 49ers six-game winning streak over the rams. made for an abrupt finish to a magical run for san francisco. >> haven't had a chance to process this one yet. what, i will. hey, football is a game of the highest of highs and the lowest of lows. everyone in the locker room expected to win that game to the end. you have to griev

three locations, american high school, -- and fremont continuing adult education. drew: we have a dense fog advisory for alameda county and contra costa and solano county. add some extra distance to the car in front of you. jobina: we are following a car fire. there is not a slow down but there is a lane impact on northbound 85. kumasi: number seven, instagram is testing changes to your feed so you will be able to switch between different views, including an option for putting posts in chronological order. the final changes are expected to rollout by july. reggie: california's top doctor said the super bowl will go on as expected in inglewood. >> we've been in contact with the nfl to make sure that strategies are put in place to ensure that people can enjoy this important event while making sure that we put things in place that allow covid mitigation. reggie: dr. mark allie says everyone in attendance needs to be wearing a well fitting mask that stays on for the game. the nfl looking at at&t stadium in dallas as a backup in case the situation gets worse in californ

we will start with the maps because we have a crash involving two cars on the fremont street off-ramp. one lane is blocked and injuries have been reported. if you are traveling in the counter commute direction, we have a crash on the lower deck of the bridge that is blocking a lane. both directions are impacted right now but no delays in either because it is very early out there and also friday so traffic is expect it to be pretty light and wrapping up with a in emeryville. those headlights are headed westbound. aside from the bay bridge, we have no other blocking issues. kumasi: getting a clear understanding of the homeless crisis in the south bay. reggie: also, ready to race at walt disney world marathon weekend. the woman planning four different costumes for four different races. kuma: say hello to 2022 with xfinity and you'll get fast and reliable internet for only nineteen ninety-nine a month for twelve months. plus, you can get twelve times the speed for the same price when you add xfinity mobile. that's more speed and more value. say hello to kicking off the year with this amaz

afternoon temperatures climbing into the upper fifties, perhaps up towards santa rosa, mid fifties in fremont, and we'll look for a few high clouds to visit us on sunday. there is a chance of rain as we get into monday, but we're looking at a lot of dry weather throughout the week ahead, pinpoint each day for you when we do our full weather forecast in a few minutes list, okay, lisa, thanks . the number of children under five in the hospital with covid is soaring, reaching the highest level since the pandemic started , every state in the country is reporting some sort of increase in hospital admissions. abc news reporter karina mitchell has more the cdc is out with new data showing a concerning trend of pediatric hospitalizations, the agency says children under the age of five who were too young to be vaccinated are pouring into hospitals at double the rate from a month ago. that certainly can't put kids in the hospital. they certainly died. where our hospital right now is had record numbers of kids who are on oxygen with covid froms s angeles county nearly 44,000 cases on friday. nationwide

highs from the upper 50's in oakland, 60 in fremont, looking at 62 in san jose. we have the cold morning and sunny afternoon and a partly cloudy end to your sunday. seasonal averages, we we ground with 137% of sierra snowpack. we are at over 100%, but the more dry days we have, we are losing ground with the rain that we need. liz: just ahead, a huge day hu warriors fans. >> i'm back. liz: klay thompson is making has returned to the warriors today. how much liz: you have likely noticed you are paying more at the grocery store now. statistics from the department of agriculture showed that prices increased by 6.4%. the next wave is going to be pantry staples, packaged and canned goods. there are multiple factors contributing to the high prices. >> based on their ingredient costs, that can go up. refrigerated transportation has gone up 12% since the pandemic. regular transportation is up anywhere between 5% and 10%. liz: you can save those little pack -- ketchup is on the rise too. klay thompson is said to return to the warriors starting lineup for the first time in

she was raised in fremont. her family still lives in the east bay. go has called new york her home for last decade, a city she loved and gave back to. >> she was the best friend that anybody could have. her friends called her the ultimate friend who would drop everything with a smile to care for them and she cared for our city. amy: a 61-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the crime. police say he confessed to pushing her. at 6:00, another vigil will take place in go's memory. this one in the portsmouth square in san francisco. dan: alleged victims of a mother who is is accused of hosting boozy sex-filled parties involving teenagers urged a judge to deny her bail today. at least six of the accusers spoke during a bail hearing for 47-year-old shannon o'connor. some of the parents also spoke. if released they say she would further torment the accusers. o'connor's lawyers say she is not a risk to public safety and no legal cause for her to remain in jail. the judge continued the bail hearing to february 3. ama: today a man prosecutors say

michelle go into tracks at the 42nd street times square station go was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. she called new york city home for more than a decade. a judge said he would not send marshall. psychiatric facility until after the evaluation prosecutors say they are still investigating the push to determine whether it was a hate crime. we all need to share in responsibility to keeping our street safe drivers pedestrians and you know us included going out there and and responding to these high incident intersections. tonight two men are dead and a woman is still in the hospital after being hit by a car while trying to cross the street highlighting concerns over traffic safety in san jose. now this comes as the city tied its all-time high in traffic deaths last year abc 7 news reporter dustin dorsey explains. how city leaders believe a solution to this growing and serious problem starts with the entire community? the city of san jose may be on its way to a milestone, but it's a record city leaders don't want to break. this is a terrible start of the year. three. people were hit by a

this is unseasonably warm for winter. 66 in oakland, fremont. inland areas, 68 in ferland -- fairfield. gusty winds, a warmer day. mild form for saturday. winds will backup on sunday, temperatures will come down. it will be closer to average next week. until then, midwinter dry spell and no rain. . dion: still ahead,, the san francisco 49er princess cruises was born right here in california. for over 55 years, we've been helping californians make the most of their precious vacation time. and right about now, we could all use a real vacation. so forget the road trips and rentals and sail with princess right from san francisco to the glaciers of alaska, the beautiful tropics of hawaii, the beaches of mexico or along the california coast. sail conveniently from sf from just $79 per day. book now at princess.com. what are you recommending for muscle pain? based on clinical data, sail conveniently from sf from just $79 per day. i recommend salonpas. agreed...my patients like these patches because they work for up to 12 hours, even on moderate pain. s

reporter: there are diehards and then fremont resident ray pena, he's been collecting 49ers memorabilia for decades. >> is our actual game tickets from the nfc championship game. reporter: but his prized possession is something no one else has. after an accident and cancer diagnosis, he lost his right eye and had it replaced with a 49ers prosthetic. he's known as the eye of the 49ers. with his niners in the nfc title game, he has his eye on something that can be a new addition to his collection. some championship care. >> i want to go to the super bowl. hopefully a trip to los angeles after sunday. reporter: for this weekend, he will be in the bay area to watch the game. with record ticket prices, he and other local 49er fan clubs are hosting a watch party at metro city restaurant and bar in sunnyvale. >> you meet people from all over the world at these events, doesn't matter if you are from here or the east coast -- from another country. it is about our team. reporter: there will be watch parties across the bay area this weekend, including in downtown san jose. this location hosted the

the demand for covid test kits created a traffic mess so bad that the fremont police department even advised people just to avoid the whole area. here is abc news reporter zach one test -- zach fuentes. >> lines of cars stretched around the area. >> it's been traffic armageddon. just a nightmare. >> i thought i would drive in and drive out. . i was not expecting a line to rival disneyland. >> the tension could be seen and heard. >> we had to just be answered if -- be assertive, 'because -- because, otherwise, people wouldn't let you in. >> the fremont police department sent out this alert, asking people to avoid the area. >> find a parking lot. get out and walk. it may be faster. >> i just parked down the street, walked up here, and i'm about to wait another 40 minutes and . >> the district superintendent apologized and took responsibility this afternoon. at one point, he helped direct traffic. many say today's event could have been handled differently. >> they should have provided kits to the school and everybody should have deleted up -- divid ed it up. it would've been better that

the computer issue affected six locations in san francisco and others in fremont and hayward. it comes on top of reduced testing hours at four sites in san francisco because of staffing shortages. the supervisor says the board will discuss reassigning possibly 500 city employees to work at the sites. >> we have the track record, the infrastructure, the ability to deploy and move our city staff and resources around. that is where we are right now. reggie: people opting to buy at home tests online have some protection against price gouging. the governor signed an executive order that prohibits sellers from hiking prices of test kits by more than 10%. the top story, hundreds of oakland residents stunned by all packo's. roaming the streets. there run for glory and how they got reunited with their owner. kumasi: you are looking live at the big part of the new york stock exchange. we are starting down by about 162 points. another update the markets next. reggie: tickets for bottlerock go on sale in a few hours. we should be the lineup for the three-day music festival. drew: a lot of

melissa was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. there will be a candlelight vigil tonight in san francisco that starts at 6:00 in chinatown. a six to one-year-old confessed shortly after his arrest. investigators say he is homeless and emotionally disturbed, with several prior arrests. witnesses say he approached the girl from behind in chapter into the path of the train. she was killed instantly. she was a consultant at her volunteer work with the junior league, including helping the homeless. >> she clearly had a very strong passion for the one-on-one with these populations in need. she was a very compassionate soul who wanted to be rewarded by that direct impact and directly working with those individuals. reggie: simon is awaiting a likely arraignment on murder charges. michelle's family released a statement on how they were member her. she was brilliant, beautiful, kind, intelligent mormon -- intelligent woman who loved her friends. she was taken too soon in the senseless act of violence and we pray she gets the justice she de

she was a 1998 graduate of fremont american high school, where she was a teenager -- cheerleader and part of the honor society. kumasi: if you are taking an international trip to or from sfo, check your flight status. global airlines are canceling flights as verizon and at&t launch a new 5g service which airline executives essay could cause safety issues. amy hollyfield is joining us live. amy: there are some flight cancellations here sfo at the international terminal today because of this issue. air india and others say they are canceling flights to sfo indefinitely. this is happening because verizon and at&t are launching new 5g cell signals today, and the airlines are worried this will cause safety issues, especially at airports like sfo with low visibility or weather issues. the airlines essay the frequency for the 5g is very close to the frequency for equipment that measures how high the plane is off the ground. >> this is unsafe. let us be clear. this is unsafe, the manufacturers have said so, airlines are saying so. the faa is saying so. so are pilots. amy: other countries hav

liz: and local leaders gathered in fremont to hold a vigil in honor of michelle. she called new york city her home for a decade but was a bay area native. >> i cannot imagine what her family must be feeling right now. i think the least we can do as a community is come together to support her and honor her legacy. liz: she let a life of service helping at risk women and children as well as the homeless. citizens for a better community will lead the vigil tonight at the central park billion near the fremont community center at 5:30. vice president kamala harris visited san bernardino to outline how california will benefit from the infrastructure bill. the vice president and the agriculture secretary took a tour of the national forest yesterday, briefed on the outlook for the wildfires. vice president harris says this will include $600 million in disaster relief for california develop areas impacted by wildfires. $5 billion will be used to reduce the risk of wildfires across the country. >> firefighters need to be better paid, that's real. they are out there risking

she was born in berkeley and grew up in fremont. she was pushed in front of a new york subway train and kill. city leaders to come together to stop aapi hate. they also addressed the needeedd mental health services in solidarity with the family. michelle's suspected killer was arrested shortly after the incident. hundreds of antichoice advocates gathered for a rally and march in san francisco. presence as they mark just -- marched. they gathered on the anniversary of roe v. wade. i heard testimonials from people involved with abortion. the marchers rebounded after the pandemic reduced the crowd. governor gavin newsom took part in rally with planned parenthood. the event commemorated the 49 anniversary of legislation establishing the right to abortion. >> we are committed to protecting the right to abortion and expanding access to reproductive care. >> groups are anticipating the possibility of the supreme court overturning roe v. wade. san francisco's chinese new year parade is back this year. preparations for one group are in full

dustin: there are diehards and their fremont resident ray peÑa. jerseys, hats, chains, he has collected memorabilia for decades. ray: these are game tickets from the nfc championship game, what is known as they catch. dustin: his prized possession is something nobody else has. after a cancer diagnosis, he lost his right i and had it replaced with the 49ers prosthetic. he is known as the eye of the 49er. with his niners in the title game, he has is ion something that could be a new addition to his collection, championship gear. ray: i will book my trip to l.a. after sunday. dustin: peÑa will be in the bay area to watch the game this weekend and with record ticket prices, he and other local fan clubs are hosting a watch party at metro city restaurant and bar and sunnyvale. ray: you meet people from all over. it doesn't matter if you firm here or the east coast or another country. dustin: there will be watch parties across the bay area this weekend, including at sp2 communal bar and restaurant in downtown san jose, hosting the official super bowl wa

officers tried to stop the car, but the suspect led them to fremont, where the car crash. the s s s s s s self-inflicted injuries and injuries from the car. the victim was found dead in the back of the car. if you or someone you know is dealing with gnostic violence, you can go to abc7news.com/take action and put together -- and take a look at the local resources that can help. reggie: elizabeth holmes trial will resume liberation's today. the panel of eight men and four women finished the liberations for 2021 on wednesday. if convicted on federal fraud charges, she faces up to 20 years in prison, as well as a quarter million dollars in fines. she has pled not guilty. you can get caught up on this whole thing with a podcast called "the dropout." you can listen to that wherever you stream your podcasts. kumasi: another couple attacked in oakland chinatown just the day after christmas. the item the thief may have been after. reggie: plus, california's rain at rebound. heading in a positive direction with recent storms, but how far are we to getting back to normal? drew: mete

we will likely hit 60 in fremont. have the umbrella handy. you can ditch it later this afternoon. we are having issues on bart this morning. jobina: the richmond station has reopened. they were shut down because of a fire. now we are just dealing with major delays. no estimated time as to when they will be back on track. we will see. a live look here at the bay bridge toll plaza. lights flicked on we did not see them turn on yesterday, so that is a new update. there is a wind advisory for the bay bridge. very slick there as well. i will turn it over to reggie. reggie: $575 million is how much is on the line in the next powerball drawing. no one matched all the numbers last night, so it is possible you may have still won a smaller prize. 2, 13, 32, 22. we spoke to a few people who are dreaming about what they would do with that money. >> help my family out, help a lot people out with that kind of money. >> out probably help my family -- i would probably help my family. >> would you quit your job? >> probably not. reggie: the lies. the next drawing is tomorrow night. the track what

today at american high school, irvington high school and fremont adult and continuing education. drew: we do the dense fogg advisory in effect for counties. fog sticks around until about 10:00 a.m. the seven-day forecast, mostly cloudy day today. rain tomorrow. looking great for the weekend. jobina: a live picture it from the bay bridge toe lovelace-tolbert plaza -- toll plaza. kumasi: number seven. san francisco tech company bolt is now permanently switching to a four-day workweek. so we spoke with the c.e.o. about the idea. back in october. and he said the company had just started to test the new schedule. within a month there was a surge in productivity. so now this perk is official. reggie: this is my dream. kumasi: a six-hour day? reggie: could you imagine? i have friends that work four-day weeks. drew: are they just thrivinging? reggie: theaives been thriving for years. they look at least 12 years younger than me. >>> good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. on this anniversary of the assault on our capitol, the investigation charges ahead. america's divisions pe

camera partly cloudy later on today, and we're getting set for a dry and mild extended pattern 60 in fremont 55, san rafael the accuweather 7-day forecast. a string of sunny to partly cloudy days with chilly mornings and some fog, but you notice the lack of rain liz. all right, lisa. sounds good. we'll hope we get some rain soon. thank you all for joining us here on abc 7 mornings. i'm liz kreutz along with lisa argen abc 7 news continues at 9. am gma is next to have a great day. opportunity the numbers truly don't lie to find. forward to move ahead to build something better issues of race and social justice are a key part of building a better bay area at abc 7. it's our commitment to meet those moments the oakland. city eating right now with tough questions. is it worse now real solutions? we will all be okay for you for all of us. where did you learn to do? what you do? this is the moment to build a better living with metastatic breast cancer means being relentless. because every day matters. and having more of them is possible with verzenio. the only one of its kind proven to help you liv

for the overnight hours. 29 at santa rosa and fairfield. 30 at concord and vallejo. 33 san jose and fremont. even san francisco will drop into the upper 30's, down to 37. going to be a cold night. tomorrow will be chilly inland. some inland spots like fairfield and napa and antioch will reach highs of only 49 degrees, but near the bay and the coast highs will be in the mid 50's. but then you can see starting monday morning we will have another wave of rainy weather. the rain will push through monday, snow in the sierra, rain on tuesday. a little break on wednesday but more rain on thursday and friday, so we have quite a wet week ahead of us. rainfall totals will generally be around .25 enters are lower but in the north bay some locations macy .5 inches -- may see .5 inches. after a dry day tomorrow, we have level one storm activity monday through wednesday. a break on thursday but more rain returns thursday. my granddaughter audrey is with me this weekend, because she was supposed to travel but the weather conditions gotten away. where were you going? >> tahoe. spencer: what happened? >> th