bishop of dead -- bishop oh hayward unified is doing remote learning this week. governor newsom signed executive order to keep schools open for in-person learning. j.r. stone explains part of the pump -- plan is reliant on retired teachers one to come back buried reporter: california governor add-in -- addressing the pressing issue. that of school absences. in announced executive order to deal with short-term staffing at schools across the state. >> top priority for us. to keep these schools open. reporter: konta county -- contra costa county superintendent touch about the order. >> this will allow us to extend the amount time people can stay in the classroom. it will allow some flexibility in getting people. it will allow for retirees to be able to sub longer. that's fantastic. reporter: with hundreds of teachers and instructors out with covid related absences, hayward unified has opted to go against state and county guidance by moving to distance learning. oakland school for the arts closed for a week due to staffing problems. san mateo union high school distri

the cancellation comes just days after organizers of the mlk parade in hayward said their event is being postponed. ama: to wait longer to open a bottle. it was set for february 4. select bars and restaurants will receive kegs on february 7. bottles will be available at group pubs starting march 25. dan: a beloved sticker company in the north bay announced it is significantly downsizing and moving out of state. as abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz explains, it is a change that is obviously emotional for both the owners and their loyal local customers. >> we have probably 250 people a day visiting. >> for nearly 30 years, this quiet petaluma warehouse had been a bustling, colorful factory. >> we used to have all of our stickers listed up here so everyone could see every sticker made. >> today, the walls are bare and the printing machines quiet. >> jason is stacking boxes filled with roles of memories. >> it is externally sad that we are closing up. >> jason is the owner of misses grossman's paper company. his mother, andrea, the original misses grossman. after decades in the bay area printing

larry: hayward unified students and staff are due to return for in-person classes next week following a week of distance learning. the school board made the decision only a few hours ago. amanda del castillo you explains the new safety message they also agreed on. amanda: the community can expect a so-called soft entry as they -- leaders warned against going virtual. when students get back, new safety measures will include shortened school days. this will allow students and staff to access covid-19 testing offered by the district. >> grab and go meals to minimize the lunch interactions. amanda: the board of education met friday to decide if they would extend remote learning and potential funding a loss of two point $5 million each day campuses are closed. >> they were already dealing with fiscal decisions. amanda: michelle smith mcdonald says nearly all other districts in the county have continued to offer in person instruction. >> the state has given schools two pathways -- in school instruction or the independent study. amanda: parents reluctant to send students back to school. pare

in hayward, classrooms will be open after students went remote for a week. they kept joining us. i'm ama daetz. reporter: here we all are living in the state of california, but what is happening in each school district varies. we have a situation in oakland we could see a thousand students and teachers walk out tomorrow. kids south of there are are going back to school. >> we will be excited to have students back. reporter: optimism as the district goes back to in person learning tuesday after a week a virtual learning. the move was made after 700 students and 112 teachers tested positive for covid first week back from break. >> our closure was not related to the number of student cases, it was specifically about how overwhelmed our testing sites became. and our staffing shortage. reporter: hayward unified had 81 classrooms without teachers when the decision to go virtual was made. as of late monday night, 33 classrooms are in that category and will have substitutes or administrators. covid tests have been given to staff, and sent to all students. in oakland, a different story. >

are several pockets on the peninsula and south bay without power, as well as a handful of outages in hayward, richmond and berkeley. pg&e also reminding people if you see downed power lines, stay away from them and immediately call emergency crews. the winds caused damage in the south bay on north 17th street where you can see a 100 foot tree came crashing down, crushing three vehicles, and blocking off part of the street. it also brought down power lines. fortunately, no one was hurt. tree removal crews were on the scene, got to work cutting it up and removing it. you can see it was a good-sized tree. another tree came crashing down about two miles away on herma silla way. it only took out a fence in between two townhouses. a neighbors says he saw the damage and called authorities. he also tells us, like so many areas in the bay today, it was extremely windy all day. remember, you can track the weather conditions where you live anytime you like on the abc 7 bay area app. it is available on roku, android tv and apple tv. we will have more on the weather in a few minutes. the mother of a man

dan: the hayward unified school district voted to go back to remote learning for a week. the debate went on for several hours and the majority of the discussion and public comment focused not so much on whether to go back to distance-learning, but if one week was too short. there were several parents and even board members urging the kids be kept out of class for two weeks or even until the start of february. >> one week of time for closure is just insufficient. >> i feel like this is a huge mistake. we are not being proactive enough. we are doing the bare minimum once again. dan: the school board will revisit the decision at its next meeting and consider an extension for remote learning. ama: one southbay school district has decided to go back to distance-learning. it will start monday. district leaders say it is because of staffing shortages, high covid-19 case rates. amanda has more on what is being asked of families. amanda: come monday the 10th, students will be back behind screens. the return to distance-learning comes amid staff shortages, low test availability and

east bay highs in the low 60's, oakland, hayward. but the inland east bay will be rather the cool region, with highs only in the wednesday starting wednesday evening at 7:00 we will see some active weather to our north. thursday morning, rain trying to reach down into northern california. it probably will not reach the bay area. looking like a dry week ahead. let's look at the 7-day forecast, this is how things are shaping up, pretty mild through wednesday. mainly sunny skies. a few clouds here and there, highs up to 63 degrees. increasing clouds on thursday with the next system that may produce rain to our north. clouds increase, it gets a couple of degrees cooler, but then in the weekend we will see mainly sunny skies with more dry days ahead. dion: spencer, thanks, still ahead, she is on a major winning 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

bishop of dead -- bishop oh hayward unified is doing remote learning this week. governor newsom signed executive order to keep schools open for in-person learning. j.r. stone explains part of the pump -- plan is reliant on retired teachers one to come back buried reporter: california governor add-in -- addressing the pressing issue. that of school absences. in announced executive order to deal with short-term staffing at schools across the state. >> top priority for us. to keep these schools open. reporter: konta county -- contra costa county superintendent touch about the order. >> this will allow us to extend the amount time people can stay in the classroom. it will allow some flexibility in getting people. it will allow for retirees to be able to sub longer. that's fantastic. reporter: with hundreds of teachers and instructors out with covid related absences, hayward unified has opted to go against state and county guidance by moving to distance learning. oakland school for the arts closed for a week due to staffing problems. san mateo union high school distri

the cancellation comes just days after organizers of the mlk parade in hayward said their event is being postponed. ama: to wait longer toe.it was set f. select bars and restaurants will receive kegs on february 7. bottles will be available at group pubs starting march 25. dan: a beloved sticker company in the north bay announced it is significantly downsizing and moving out of state. as abc 7 news anchor liz kreutz explains, it is a change that is obviously emotional for both the owners and their loyal local customers. >> we have probably 250 people a day visiting. >> for nearly 30 years, this quiet petaluma warehouse had been a bustling, colorful factory. >> we used to have all of our stickers listed up here so everyone could see every sticker made. >> today, the walls are bare and the printing machines quiet. >> jason is stacking boxes filled with roles of memories. >> it is externally sad that we are closing up. >> jason is the owner of misses grossman's paper company. his mother, andrea, the original misses grossman. after decades in the bay area printing millions of sticker is in b

larry: hayward unified students and staff are due to return for in-person classes next week following a week of distance learning. the school board made the decision only a few hours ago. amanda del castillo you explains the new safety message they also agreed on. amanda: the community can expect a so-called soft entry as they -- leaders warned against going virtual. when students get back, new safety measures will include shortened school days. this will allow students and staff to access covid-19 testing offered by the district. >> grab and go meals to minimize the lunch interactions. amanda: the board of education met friday to decide if they would extend remote learning and potential funding a loss of two point $5 million each day campuses are closed. >> they were already dealing with fiscal decisions. amanda: michelle smith mcdonald says nearly all other districts in the county have continued to offer in person instruction. >> the state has given schools two pathways -- in school instruction or the independent study. amanda: parents reluctant to send students back to school. pare

in hayward, classrooms will be open after students went remote for a week. they kept joining us. i'm ama daetz. reporter: here we all are living in the state of california, but what is happening in each school district varies. we have a situation in oakland we could see a thousand students and teachers walk out tomorrow. kids south of there are are going back to school. >> we will be excited to have students back. reporter: optimism as the district goes back to in person learning tuesday after a week a virtual learning. the move was made after 700 students and 112 teachers tested positive for covid first week back from break. >> our closure was not related to the number of student cases, it was specifically about how overwhelmed our testing sites became. and our staffing shortage. reporter: hayward unified had 81 classrooms without teachers when the decision to go virtual was made. as of late monday night, 33 classrooms are in that category and will have substitutes or administrators. covid tests have been given to staff, and sent to all students. in oakland, a different story. >

are several pockets on the peninsula and south bay without power, as well as a handful of outages in hayward, richmond and berkeley. pg&e also reminding people if you see downed power lines, stay away from them and immediately call emergency crews. the winds caused damage in the south bay on north 17th street where you can see a 100 foot tree came crashing down, crushing three vehicles, and blocking off part of the street. it also brought down power lines. fortunately, no one was hurt. tree removal crews were on the scene, got to work cutting it up and removing it. you can see it was a good-sized tree. another tree came crashing down about two miles away on herma silla way. it only took out a fence in between two townhouses. a neighbors says he saw the damage and called authorities. he also tells us, like so many areas in the bay today, it was extremely windy all day. remember, you can track the weather conditions where you live anytime you like on the abc 7 bay area app. it is available on roku, android tv and apple tv. we will have more on the weather in a few minutes. the mother of a man

dan: the hayward unified school district voted to go back to remote learning for a week. the debate went on for several hours and the majority of the discussion and public comment focused not so much on whether to go back to distance-learning, but if one week was too short. there were several parents and even board members urging the kids be kept out of class for two weeks or even until the start of february. >> one week of time for closure is just insufficient. >> i feel like this is a huge mistake. we are not being proactive enough. we are doing the bare minimum once again. dan: the school board will revisit the decision at its next meeting and consider an extension for remote learning. ama: one southbay school district has decided to go back to distance-learning. it will start monday. district leaders say it is because of staffing shortages, high covid-19 case rates. amanda has more on what is being asked of families. amanda: come monday the 10th, students will be back behind screens. the return to distance-learning comes amid staff shortages, low test availability and

larry: hayward unified students and staff returned to virtual learning today despite guidance from the state and county. the district says they were without hundreds of teachers and students because of positive tests. dustin dorsey explains how long the closure may last and how families are responding. >> sounds of empty empty hallways, empty classrooms -- the reality for hayward unified school district campuses as students and staff returned to virtual learning until at least january 18. >> these 10 days allow for our staff to recover and have those important days so they can be ready to return to class next week. >> 117 staff members tested positive for covid last weekend there were 300 65 total absences. 81 classrooms did not have teachers available with 500 students testing positive in january, the board opted for this virtual learning plan against guidance from the state and county. >> we have offered whatever support we can to assist, but there board made a local decision to do something different. >> the district is offering a virtual learning contract or in person option at six

larry: today, classrooms and hayward reopened after a week over moat learning. 700 students and 112 teachers tested positive after winter break. the district and that being short staffed but testing sites were overwhelmed as well. kristen: holdback -- airlines canceling flights over safety concerns over the 5g rollout. the state's new plan to help students pay for school. and a bounty of treasures -- the dockyard pirate ship get some natural -- some national exposure. spencer: some of you may r the hi, i'm steve and i live in austin, texas. i work as a pe manufacturing firm. i've got anywhere from 10 to 50 projects going at any given time. i absolutely have to be sharp. let me tell ya, i was struggling with my memory. it was going downhill. my friend recommended that i try prevagen and over time, it made a very significant difference in my memory and in my cognitive ability. i started to feel a much better sense of well-being. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. kristen: a judge will wait several more weeks before deciding whether to charge a mother who organized sex parties. a hearing w

in hayward, some folks were waiting to get tested for at least two hours. they said it is worth it to protect the family. that testing site is run by a nonprofit an appointment to recommended. what should you do if you get covid? everything keeps changing. the newest cdc guidelines argue should isolate for five days. day zero is the date you should test positive or when symptoms started, whichever comes later. after five days of isolation, new covid test, positive, five more days, and if it's negative, you can endure isolation, but it is recommended you wear our mask any time you are around other people for the next five. kristen: a member of our our vaccine team joins us live now. good to see you. let's start with the big news. california is extending the indoor mask requirement until at least february 15. did you think this is a good idea? will it make a difference? >> i think it will make a difference. we can confidently say if you are fully vaccinated, you are well protected against omicron. we need to learn what it would look like throughout january, a

hayward down to two miles and even south bay. san jose down to zero miles visibility so the fog is thick and it will linger until 10:00 a.m. 39 in the city. 36 in santa rosa. later today, we have the fog giving way to hazy sunshine. the air quality is on the moderate side. low to mid-60's later this afternoon so it is a mild day to finish the week. overnight, storms and clouds. 30's to upper 40's we head into the weekend. tahoe, a nice weekend for the holiday. saturday, sunday, monday, tons of sunshine. temperatures in the 40's. overnight lows between 11 and 23 degrees. we are getting with dennis morning fog this morning. mainly sunny over the holiday weekend and the drag pattern continues for the foreseeable future. next week, we keep rain out of the forecast through thursday. reggie: ahead at 6:00, a true fixer-upper. you have to see the san francisco home that sold for $2 million. it leaves a lot to be desired. jobina: edd fraud. a new way to get disability checks. reggie: also, a new place to play. the outdoor space that just

c7news.com in the east bay hayward unified students and staff are due to return for in-person classes next week. it follows a week of distance learning the school board made that decision late last night abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo explains the new covid safety measures. they also agreed on the hayward unified community expect a so-calledan c soft entry as the district ends its week of distance learning due to covid-19 district leaders were warned against going virtual an option that could have cost them millions daily when students get back on the 18th new safety measures will include shortened school days. this will allow students and staff to access covid-19 testing offered by the district after school. we're doing grabbing go meals just to minimize the lunch interactions and we've moved staff meetings virtually the district's board of education. friday to decide whether it would extend remote learning and continue risking a potential daily funding loss of 2.5 million dollars each day campuses stayed closed. they were already dealing with some difficult fiscal decisions

it is 53 in hayward mid 40s in santa rosa 46 in livermore gilroy. good morning to you could see a sprinkle down around gilroy between a and tomorrow, but overall look at the temperatures. that's probably what you're noticing eight degrees warmer in san jose seven degrees warmer in livermore. here's a look at that moderate air quality. so with that lid of high pressure the air is stagnant and we're looking at a little bit of that ozone near the ground level outside. it is good visibility here cloudy start cloudy this afternoon. the drive pattern takes us not only into the weekend. it's going to get sun. and warmer, here's today notice we thin out some of the cloud cover, especially in the north bay the city and then as we get into the holiday monday a little cooler more clouds this pesky area of low pressure that has been hanging around for days is finally going to mov i i brings on a sunny or afternoon as we get into the middle of the week and then after that high pressure builds in and that's allow for temperatures to climb into thursday and i thin

looking good, hayward into foster city. in the south bay, this is 280 in highway 17 and the 280 connection has been closed for a while for emergency roadwork and it should reopen today at 4:00. reggie: adoption fees waived. the local shelter giving you a chance to welcome a new number into your family. jobina: voting rights taking center stage as the nation honors the legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. they showed on right now in washington. reggie: a live look ♪ [coughs] ♪ [inhales] [exhales] ♪ [camera click] [inhales] halls breathe it in 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 ready. set. save. sale today. comcast business. powering possibilities. >> the se

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good morning oakland, hayward. i know jobina was talking about her drive this morning from the east bay. we have thick fog right now, down 2.25 miles. a similar story in novato, petaluma. a dense fog advisory is in effect for the north bay valleys and around the bay shoreline until 10 a.m. this morning because that fog is going to be slow to clear over the next couple of hours. most of us waking up into the 40's, so certainly a chill out there as you wake up to pray skies. -- gray skies. it was probably mid day that we see most of those fogs clear out. 62 in the city today, 63 in oakland, 66 in santa rosa. overnight tonight, i do not think the fog will be as widespread because the wind will pick up in the hills overnight tonight. it will help scour out any low clouds. patchy fog here and there, but i don't think it will be as widespread as what we are dealing with right now. here's the accuweather 7 day forecast. a dense fog visor until 10 a.m. we warm up as we head towards friday with 70. the week and is looking n

from san carlos to hayward san jose, low cloud cover causing visibility's down toe. by 11:00 a.m., we are still seeing cloud cover. peaks of sunshine later but the afternoon will finish with bright skies. low to mid 60's later on today. tonight, we do expect fog to re-develop. i do not think it will be as thick, but we will have dense fog areas tomorrow morning. afternoon sunshine. we will keep that pattern through the weekend. chance of rain late sunday into early monday. lake show is expected to finish out the weekend. kumasi: the cute furry critter is going to have to wait a few more weeks to get a name. more about this baby occupying or pork you -- porccu analysis to determine the sex. this is the second offspring for beatrix and crober. months before it starts to look like it's mom and dad. reggie: you can see where it is going? kumasi: yeah. reggie: nose. it is cute. do i want a porcupine? kumasi: you do not. reggie: ok. lights, cameras, commercials -- a sneak peek at this year's super bowl. kumasi: rent protections running out. the woman and her daughter now f

almost a quarter in hayward. san jose and much of the south bay you have not received rain and much of the day looks dry. the wet weather is focused on parts of the east bay, north bay, and city across -- along the peninsula. the south bay is dry. visibility is an issue where we have the showers falling and dogs developing. down to three miles in hayward. take it easy as the rain moves through. we keep it in the forecast through 10:00 a.m.. we will have those light showers at this level one light storm moving through. rainfall estimates really like. less than a 10th of an inch. the issue is these slick roadways and reduced visibility. a coastal flood advisory, 9:00 a.m. through 3:00 p.m. today. high tide is at 1154 later on this morning. highs today, upper 50's, so it does feel mild. later on we hang onto a lot of cloud cover, upper 40's to low 50's. after midnight and isolated shower the north bay. morning showers and the afternoon is dry and a chance in the north where most of us remained dry wednesday into thu

five miles in hayward. a great start to the day. most of us are on the dry side. he has a live look from the exploratorium camera in san francisco. pockets of drizzle are very likely along the coastline. there is no organized shower activity in the forecast today. we will likely get some peaks of sunshine but most of the cloudy day later on this afternoon is mild for january with temperatures in the mid 50's to low 60's. take a look at the next chance of rain coming up in a few minutes. reggie: -- >> police on the scene of a standoff. this is happening in meridian park plaza and the man can be seen in the front of several businesses. soon as it develops. >> the sheriff's office is morning a young recruit shot and killed. the young man's body was escorted out of the hospital last night. the shooting happened on around 430 in the afternoon yesterday. abc seven news reporter joiorter us with what we know. >> they don't know if this was a random shooting or targeted. he was in his own car and was iw uniform. he did get the officer treatment as his body was taken out o

hayward unified school district voted to go back to remote learning for a week. starting on monday. the debate went on for several hours last night and the majority of the discussion and the public comments focused not so much on whether to go back to distance learning. but if one week was actually too short there were several parents and even board members urging the kids be kept out of class for two weeks or even until the start of february one week of time for closure is just insufficient. i feel like this is a huge mistake. we are not being proactive enough where doing themun. theisnnd andonsida nsio re hasoecidack to distance learning. this will start monday from most milpitas unified students. district leaders say that this is because of staffing shortages, high covid 19 case rates and low test availability. abc seven news reporter amanda stelio has more on what is being asked to families. come monday, the 10th milpitas unified school district will be putting students back behind screens. the return to distance learning comes amid staff shortages, low test availability and a s

low 60's, going into the east bay. 63 in oakland and hayward. inland areas, you will be in the upper 50's where the fog is clear. low 60's around fairfield, pittsburgh. 62 in livermore. for rain chances, this is the only thing we can find. as we go toward friday night, the area of low pressure spinning off the southern california coast may bring up a few sprinkles, monterey bay here. not expecting much. the accuweather 7-day forecast will feature mild weather for winter. that will bring spring -- sprinkles into southern monterey county. released its annual list of the world's best places to visit. this year's list is called 52 places for a changed world. there are efforts to address climate change. these two northern california locations made the cut. list thanks to its trees and trails. both remain attractions. >> to red spots around here among many. still ahead, a special tribute from the nation's top lawmaker. >> you can get our live newscasts, weather and more with the abc 7 bay area news app. downloaded. >> a moving tribute in congress or j

the cancellation comes just days after the organizers of the parade in hayward says their event is being postponed. dan: still ahead, the 49ers are gearing up for this weekend's wildcard game in dallas. from one moment to the next, our kids become the most important part of our lives. and even though the years pass, that never changes. we never stop worrying about them. that's why it's important to have health insurance. with covered california, we got a plan we could afford. it includes free preventive care, like cholesterol and blood-pressure checkups. because even though they grow up, they'll always be your baby. covered california. this way to health insurance. enrollment ends january 31st. go to coveredca.com. dan:dan: the 49ers -- dan: the 49ers fought their way into the playoffs. ama: their reward, a matchup with the dallas cowboys. larry has more. larry: for the 49ers, this is week two of the playoffs. it was win or go home and now they are going to dallas. they came back from a 17-point deficit, tying the game with under 90 seconds to play. jimmy g. silencing his critics. the pl

the same family still owns the building but has moved production to a larger space in hayward. >> after the break, one last practice at home before the 49ers had to l.a. we will have a live report from levi stadium about the preparations bef - 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 constantly; it's important. we walk three to five times a week, a couple miles at a time. - we've both been taking prevagen for a little more than 11 years now. after about 30 days of taking it, we noticed clarity that we didn't notice before. - it's still helping me. i still notice a difference. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >> it is championship friday, with less than 48 hours until kickoff between the 49ers and the rams. chris alvarez is live with more from levi stadium, as the niners wrap up a practice today before they head south. reporter: yeah, how about this? levi stadium is becoming my second home this week. not that i'm complaining. the niners are hoping to get cozy at sophia stadium. -- sofi s

reggie: hayward unified is going back to remote learning for one week. the chronicle reports the district has hundreds of covid positive students and fewer teachers available. kumasi: united airlines has 3000 employees sick with covid, but none are in the hospital. the ceo credits the vaccine mandate for saving lives. reggie: dr. fauci and the cdc director will testify at a senate hearing about the federal response to the omicron variant. today's hearing is expected to start in a few minutes. b:00, back to the 60's. jobina: a crash in panola involving multiple cars near appian way, it is improving. one lane is blocked. kumasi: goldfish for grown folks. pepperidge farm launching a new version, called goldfish megabytes. they are going to be bigger than the normal goldfish crackers. reggie: goldfish are already for grown folk. it is one of the only snacks which carries over from childhood. drew: sometimes it is my dinner, i am not kidding. jobina: that is sad. drew: sometimes you don't want to cook. kumasi: you need a better option. reggie: >>> good mornin

jobina: we are going to start with a crash i am following in hayward. it looks like it is closer to union city on southbound 880. right past tennyson. speeds down to nine miles per hour in the area and one lane is blocked. heads up if that is part of your commute. hopping over to san jose, we have a signal lurked in effect and it will be there until 9:00 a.m. due to roadway flooding on southbound 280 to state route 80 tradition. a lik at t pza. 80 transition. wrapping up with a live picture in oakland. things are moving at the limit. kumasi: next next idea to curb violence and oakland being put to a vote. reggie: the mission to keep one bay area town crow free. >> when the sun starts coming around, they start coming around -- starts coming down, they start coming around. really close. reggie: some wild stories of reggie: governor newsom is scheduled to highlight his proposal to address the state's homelessness crisis. he plans to visit an encampment. he dedicated $14 billion to help the unhoused get off of the streets last year. the governor will head t

, three miles per -- of fog, in in in in in four miles, the fog not as thick. 51 in the city, 48 in hayward, 41 in san ramon, 47 in san jose. here's a gorgeous live look from the exploratorium camera. we have partly cloudy skies and cirrus clouds in our sky for much of the day today. we will have a lot of sunshine, but nonetheless, it is slightly cooler today compared to yesterday. temperatures in the upper 50's 50's to low 60's, so these numbers are above where we typically are this time of the year, but yesterday, we were in the upper 60's with some upper 50's and a couple of spots. a couple of 30's repair tonight in the north bay, so slightly cooler compared to this morning. low to mid 40's around the shoreline. let's get you an update on the drought monitor. this is last week. you can see parts of the east bay were in extreme drought. fast-forward erased extreme drought across the entire bay area, so we are improving, but we are cautiously optimistic. we have a limited exceptional drought and january is going to end up much drier than normal. the next seven days, we are not tracking any

amanda: the hayward unified humidity can expect a so-called soft entry as the district ends its week of district -- distance learning. district leaders were warned against going virtual, an option that could have cost them millions. when students get back my safety measures will include shortened school days will allow students and staff to access testing offered by the district after school. >> grabbing meals to minimize the lunch interactions and staff meetings virtually. amanda: the board of education met friday to decide whether it would extend remote learning and continue a loss of $2.5 million every time campus was closed. >> that does not make this easier. amanda: michelle smith mcdonald with the office of education says nearly all other districts have continued to offer in person instruction. >> the state has given school two pathways. in person instruction or the choice of independent study. amanda: independent study is for parents reluctant to send their kids back to school. the option requires parent to sign a contract with the district allowing the student to complete sch

everyone is from six to from sif degrees, from hayward down through livermore. moderate air quality through today and tomorrow. we have that cloud cover it contend with. this is ae look live, with the y skies to the day-to-day, they are not going to stay with us. the drive pattern, that stays with us, except the outside chance. we are looking at warmer by the end of the week. this is a look at your hour-by-hour forecast. you will notice those clouds continue to spin. this is 4:30 p.m. we have more high clouds. the wind will shift monday. the holiday is going to be cooler. when we get to tuesday, the high cloud deck will be sent to the east of us. that will allow for high pressure to build in behind it. wednesday, we still have some 50's out there. look what happens on thursday. we are warming up into the 60's friday, one of the warmer afternoons. we could see some 70's around here. this is nowhere near the bay area. cloudy skies. the accuweather 7 day forecast, the holiday is dry. you will probably notice the increase in sun and warmer temperatures above average

school district's are taking different approaches to the pandemic today. 700 students and 112 teachers hayward unified tested positive after winter break. they ended up being short staffed. testing sites were overwhelmed, so they just sent the students home. and while in oakland, students are refusing to go to class. they are staging a walk out, to manning better safety precautions, including more testing. >> they have had months to put the safety procedures in place. the things that we are asking for now are things that we have been asking for for months. reggie: students are also demanding cdc approved masks. oakland unified says they were delivered last week. kaiser is now offering some patients a fourth covid vaccine. that is because they gave nearly 4000 patients the wrong dose at walnut creek in the fall. amy hollyfield is live with this mixup. amy: they did give a smaller dose. they are offering another shot, but they are not making it sound like these patients need to rush out to get it, saying this lower dosage they got should not significantly reduce their immunity. kaiser has sent o

the hayward area, also impacting the san mateo bridge. a new crash in san francisco involving multiple cars and several injuries, on northbound 101 to the eastbound 80 connector ramp. reggie: new at celebrity walks into a north bay restaurant on a whim, and the owner gave her a glowing review. kumasi: nice. as we had to break, -- head to break, we will take a live look outside right now -- we usually like to see the reggie: new development in the race to provide aid to the devastated nation of tonga. tonga was hit by what is believed to be the world's biggest volcanic eruption in three decades this past weekend. the nation was covered in nash, with 15 foot tsunami waves hitting beachside towns, leading to freshwater shortages. officials say the ashes now cleared and the airport is back up and running. pg&e will soon be off probation after the deadly explosion in san bruno. it is set to expire on tuesday. federal prosecutors declined to seek an extension. the utility says it hasn't will continue to improve safety, but listen to what a fede

here is the relative humidity and even down at the surface we are 26% in hayward, 27% oakland. the dry northerly wind drying out the air. we got up in height and mount tam and hawkeye near 19%. the wind will continue to drive things out. this is good it will only last the next few hours. 60 napa and santa rosa with 40's for the coolest locations in the east bay. 25 degree warmth since yesterday. as we get into sunny skies the air quality is good. the winds ease, breezy with temperatures above average. liz: thank you. back to that developing news out of monterey county where a rare winter wildfire is burning north of big sur. it started last night around 7:30. at least 150 acres have burned in colorado canyon north of the bixby bridge near highway 1. luz pena has the latest on the fire. luz: the colorado fire is fueled by high wind. it is intensifying by the hour and at 9:30 p.m. the monterey county sheriff's office ordered evacuations along the big sur coast. flames have reached the highway. this fire is now burning on the west side of this area. highway 1 is closed both direct

would to is the current temperature in hayward. grabbed the winter jacket as he stepped out the door, it is chilly to start. a beautiful shot. the sun is slowly rising, some watercolors early on monday morning. we will see a lot of sunshine later today. the chilly start, bright skies this afternoon. 59 in the city. 65 in san jose, 64 in santa rosa. overnight tonight, the fog becomes more widespread around the bay shoreline. otherwise, temperatures on the chilly side. let's talk about the weather pattern. he remained drive-through friday, it looks like things begin to change early next week as we turned the cam and february. this is one week from today. we have a storm moving in into northern california, it could linger into tuesday and wednesday. rainfall, this is the next 10 days. this is focused early next week, looks like a wetter pattern could return. we'll keep our eyes on that, it is encouraging to see. seven day, sunny afternoon we keep the mild temperatures through much of the week ahead. the weekend they let ours are dry,

seven mile visibility at hayward and closer to the water in the 40's from union city to oakland. 46 san leandro but as we widen the view, notice all the 30's from livermore to antioch, 30 five pleasanton, freezing fairfield, napa, looking at 36 novato, 35 santa rosa, upper 30's on the peninsula here. pretty chilly out here. our camera that looks at clear skies -- hazy skies and time throughout the weekends. minor ups and downs throughout the week ahead, cooling off tomorrow into monday and winds ramp up tuesday but no sign of rain into the first week of february. today, the 22nd consecutive day with no measurable rain. here is a review of the month of january. the only rain we received in the green would be the first week of the new year. certainly, hope to break that pattern but as we look at the week ahead, in the south bay, look how mild with average highs around 61 in san jose, cupertino, santa clara, highs in the mid 60's, cooling off with a return to an onshore push sunday and by monday, one of the cooler afternoon spot as we get into tuesday and wednesday, the offshore winds not

. >> we are going to start with a crash i am falling in hayward. it will be on southbound 880 at a street. zooming into the map so you can see the impacted area. it is slow, around 20 miles per hour. heads up moving through hayward. our drive times. everything is on time for the most part. the slowest spot is 238 to the maze, 48 minutes. the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:56. there's a fog advisory for the bridge. you can also see fog in san rafael, showing off 101. one more drive time for the bay bridge. you can see >> we are hearing from two of the jurors in the trial of former theranos ceo elizabeth holmes. one of them was mike, a 60-year-old from santa cruz. though he felt the guilty verdict was just, it was still hard for him to convict her. >> i thought that she was genuine and i trusted her testimony to be honest. >> wayne katz -- kotz,otz,otz,o, 64-year-old juror says that, three days into the deliberations, they had reached a decision on eight of the 11 counts, but spent the remaining days deadlocked on the remaining c

the hayward unified school district voted to go back to remote learning for a week. starting on monday. the debate went on for several hours last night and the majority of the discussion and the public comments focused not so much on whether to go back to distance learning. but if one week was actually too short there were several parents and even board members urging the kids be kept out of class for two weeks or even until the start of february, one week of time for closure is just, um, insufficient. i feel like this is a huge mistake. we are not being proactive enough. we're doing the bare minimum once again. the school board will revisit the decision and it's at its next meeting and consider an extension for remote learning. one south bay school district has also decided to go back to distance learning. it will start monday for most milpitas unified students. district leaders say that this is because of staffing shortages, high covid 19 case rates and low test availability. abc seven news reporter amanda del castillo. leo has more on what's being asked now, if fa

. >> in hayward, the line stretched for two miles. >> it is blocking the freeway. people have been waiting three or four hours. >> on many waited hoping to get tested, volunteers had to break the news to hundreds of people. the site had to close after an unexpected system failure. >> we are having to turn the public away. i am extremely sad for the community because right now, we need to get people tested. need the state to support. we need the feds to support and we need the help now. >> we drove to fremont where bay area community health volunteers were faced with the same setback. instead of closing their site but they began registering hundreds of people by hand. >> it can be tedious because we have two to 300, maybe 400 patients per day. >> we met aaron in line. for him, getting tested today was vital. >> my housemates tested positive. we just found out yesterday. little bit of a challenge to find testing. we have gone to a few places. we started looking for at home tests but we cannot find any anywhere. >> we left fremont and drove to san francisco where colo

in hayward, this covid test site close yesterday after the system failure. today, they said the system is backed up, but they are hesitant. >> the only thing we cannot control is the lab system breaking down, and we just hope they can sustain the uptake of numbers so people can get tested. >> right before the newscast, the company confirmed their issues have been resolved despite the delays that took place monday and tuesday. they also clarified the system failure was both in the software for registration and sample collection. ama: everything should be good to go, but any chance those tests collected yesterday could be missing are unaccounted for? >> we will have to wait and see. they said they collected a high volume of samples throughout their testing programs throughout california. another question will be if there will be delays in these test results. we will have to wait and see. dan: if you don't go to a testing site, you can test at home, and with more people making that decision, we are seeing some people swapping their throats, not their noses, and

that cloud deck like a blanket over us, all night long allowing for temperatures especially from hayward and livermore to be warmer than we were yesterday. we haven't seen 30's athe delta, the san joaquin valley, and even conquered. seeing half moon bay come up with 2.5 mile visibility, so be careful out there. the air quality has been moderate with a four day forecast taking this through monday that has allowed for moderate air quality. tuesday, we should get a little bit of a break and maybe some brighter conditions. it goes back and forth from good to moderate and as we look at the afternoon, we get a little bit brighter out here. it is kind of grey out here in the city with mostly clouds, partly cloudy the afternoon. a dry pattern. high-pressure really building and into the end of the workweek. looks like we are going to see temperatures well above average for a couple of days starting now and i think by about thursday. the weekend looking particularly warm and dry. as we look at the rest of today, here are the high clouds that have been with us through the past couple of days. they

the hayward unified school district voted to go back to remote learning for a week starting monday. the debate went on several hours last night and the majority of the discussion and public comments focused not so much on whether to go back to distance-learning but of one week was too short. there were several parents and board members urging the kids be kept out of class for two weeks or even until the start of february. >> one week of time for is just insufficient. >> i feel like this is a huge mistake. we are not being proactive enough. we are doing the bare minimum once again. liz: the school board will revisit the decision at the next meeting and consider an extension for remote learning. one south bay school district has decided to go back to distance-learning. this will start monday for milpitas unified school district. this is because staffing shortages, high covid-19 case rates and low test availability. reporter amanda del castillo io has more on what is being asked of families. reporter: come monday the school district will be putting kids behind screens. the return to di

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you see the peninsula is largely blue, hayward is dark blue, alameda county water district is white. that presents an interesting situation because when state contract is not available, they come to us looking for more. it's a very interesting dynamic that we have to deal with in the system. many of our customers do rely on the hetch hetchy regional water system for their supply. then, there are elements within the system of how it operates. this shows those things. it shows the reservoirs and then down stream it shows the power houses that we operate as part of the water system. then the treatment facilities beginning at tesla with the uv treatment facility coming through the range and then snow valley water treatment plant. then harry tracy water treatment plant up the peninsula. those are the moving parts here as well as all the pipelines and tunnels. one of the things that we'll talk about throughout this presentation and others is that most of the cost of the system is not driven by demand as much as it is by the base level just operating the system. that's something that we wan

. >>> here in hayward, people were waiting hours for a covid- 19 test but then the computer system went down and they were sent home. >> the system is still unstable. >> frustrated. extremely frustrated. >>> expanded covid-19 testing is a big part of the governor's new budget proposal but he is setting aside seven times the funding for another part of his plan. >>> meanwhile, a lot of bay area schools are facing a tough decision tonight. stay open to students, or go remote? >> i walked closer and looked right up and it was looking right down at me. >> reporter: a bay area women's close encounter with a very big cat. >>> tonight, california's test positive the average has soared past 22% as macron surges and thousands rush to get swabbed. >>> and nationwide computer problem at a bay area-based lab left people seeking test standing in long lines for nothing. >>> the problem at palo alto- based color labs for san francisco to shut down half a dozen test sites for the day. as kpix 5's ondrea borba reports, that was not the only reason the city's testing capacity hit its limit today. andria?

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