solutions. this is abc7 news. >> brutal, bitter, bone-chilling. here's a live look around the bay area because call it what you like, sit cold tonight and into tomorrow morning. i'm ama daetz. dan: and i'm dan ashley. we want to get to sandhya patel because we're look at serious cold tomorrow. sandhya: it's going to be dangerously coal. the temperatures right now are in the 30's and 40's in areas running below what they were 24 ago. we do have a freeze warning. temperatures 32 degrees or colder means that those who are unsheltered could see obviously some hazard there is. a frost could damage sensitive plants and don't forget to bring those pets inside. cover any outdoor pipes. >> we do have a frost advisory. temperatures is down at 33

degrees. so frost could form and damage those plants. cold and frosty santa rosa 30 degrees. down to 29 in livermore. san jose, 35 degrees. i'll be back to let you know how long this chill is going to last, and when we'll see some rain. ama: thank you, sandhya. community groups and new san jose city council member omar torres helped pass out some cocoa. the unhoused response group spent yesterday handing out clothing, blankets and tents on the glad lupe trail. santa claraa county has open up a dozen warming sights including library who is might not have access to heat. dan: you're looking live from our new oakland airport camera. a major hub for southwest. just today the airline canceled more than 490 flights in various parts of the country or about 10% of the schedule and more than any other carrier. in total, more than 1,000

flights were canceled with the freezing weather hitting the midwest this week. only minute mall issues at bay area airports. damien: you can keep track of the weather we are the abc7 news app. dan: new developments in the progress of covid-19. nearly three years after the first cases tonight, president biden is ending the covid emergency. abc7 news reporter kim john spoke to local doctors on whether we're ready and how we will be dealing with the virus. >> there are two different emergency that is the president says he will end. first is the national covid-19 emergency. and the second is the public health emergency but this change won't happen immediately. he said it will last through the 11th of may. a day where it once seemed like it would never come, is on the horizon. >> you know, my initial reaction was that this makes a lot of sense.

>> dr. monica gandhi is an infectious disease expert at ucsf. >> we have basically 95% of us have antibodies to covid. >> that immunity which comes from vaccination and prior infection has enabled the u.s. to make the transition out of the stage of covid. a move that's come after similar ones in other developed countries. >> the entire continent of europe went to what's called endemic management on a i'll april 27, 2022. >> dr. peter chinhan says that could be the result of other uniquely american factors. >> we don't have a national information system, so when other countries end their restrictions, you know, everybody still has coverage. >> the doctor tells me the emergency declare rations don't deal with public health. he says when they come to an

end, there will be financial repercussions again >> vaccines are no longer going to be free. vaccine on the free margaret is probably going to cost from $110 to $130. >> but despite those potential challenges, both gandhi and chen hong believe they are optimism. >> they use these tools, use therapeutics and use vaccines and celebrate those tools. >> importance of those vaccines is spue something i heard stressed from both of those doctors. they encourage who are no to protect yourself from the disease. ama: tim thank you. concord police say they've cracked open an old case almost 29 years old. a trucker was tracked down and arrested for the death of terry

lad wig who identified as trans gender. >> i was never thought it was going to be solved. i screamed over the phone. that's the moment when we told brittany that murder suspect james grimsley of utah had been arrested last thursday in her friend terry ladwig's killing. she was killed a little more than 28 years ago. >> she was a great woman. i mean, she had a great personality. she made people laugh, you know? she brightened my day when she came in, you know? we talk about transgender issues and, you know, the laws that we didn't have back in those day that is we have today. >> ladwig identified as trance gender, and even though it was 1949, she was married to a u.s. navy sailor. her husband is not a suspect. but was the one who found her body inside their apartment after being away on military

leave? concord police tell us that he has been notified of the arrest. police said she had beenenned and strangled to death. very there any sort of belief that this could have been a hate hurt. that she could have been killed because she was transgender? >> you know, we're not certain of the motive. but that is certain lay possibility. >> police said the suspect in ladwig's murder is a track driver. they won't say how they linked him to the killing but do say they've been working closely with the f.b.i. over the past six to eight months to make the arrest. shores who identifies as transgender herself has question for the suspect. >> did you know -- did you know she was trans? did you get -- how would i say that word?

culvic, fulvic and went crazy on her? >> james grimsley is behind bars right now in utah. he is being held on a $1 million fugitive warrant. police are hope to feel extradite him back to the bay area very soon. j.r. stone, abc7 news. >> it's been one week since the mass shooting at two mushroom farms at half moon bay. tomorrow there's a candle light pro session to help the community heal. today, farm workers, california terra garden returned back to the farm since the tragedy others are choosing not to return this time. the 66 year-old shooting suspect is being held without bail for killing seven of the co-workers. he faces seven counts of murder and attempted hurd and could face life in prison if convicted. the incident was a case of workplace violence after the

suspect was handed a bill for $100 for damaged equipment. >> we want to share with you a verified legitimate nonprofessional professional leading the effort. you can consider donating to the nonprofit who has been setting up the community. you can go to abc7.com/ >> what could have been a storybook firn for the 49ers ended with a thud in foyle when the niners literally ran out of quarterbacks. both knocked out of the game with injuries and the news tonight on purdy is not very good. for more on that let's go to sports director, larry bale. what did the m.r.i. on purdy's elbow reveal? >> nothing officially released from the 49ers but a number of reports, repeatable says it's a

torn ligament. if the tear is not really bad, he cold be back in six months that's the expectation maybe the hope at this point. but if he needs tommy johnson surgery where the whole purdy would follow fully recover from this surgery? >> i think they're not stressing their arm like pitchers, there's a very high probability that he'll be back throwing up the same level and potentially maybe even better because you're going through all this rehab. pitchers get back at such a high level. for a quarterback going through a much less of a proceed your, think he's going to be fine. >> it's beyond belief that the 49ers could go through four quarterbacks in the season and still have nobody to play in the biggest game of the year. >> you have brock. and tray and josh and jimmy. and when josh went down after --

i couldn't believe it. i never seen anything like it. >> it hasn't happened. >> trey lance, we have not seen him since the start of the season, where does he stand? >> he got hurt in week two. had surgery on his ankle. then they needed to remove screw that is they put in. trey lance is the great unknown. he's ban 49er. really hasn't been much at all. >> let me put you on the spot, who should the niners start at quarterback? >> none of the above. >> josh johnson and jimmy garoppolo will not be a factor. >> unclear clear. so bring tommy home. tom brady one-year deal. load it up. >> he was interested a few years ago. the niners have more of a need now for sure.

dan: more on sports coming up. >> absolutely. >> president biden is laying new plans for police discovered policy conditions. the new verdict today after a father drives out highway 1-cliff. with the widespread layoffs there are some new groups trying to scoop up the talent. jimmy? >> watch tonight or i comb my beard for nothing. >> i like to play the street and in so many movies before. and now i get to sit done and enjoy. life is uncertain.

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ama: new developments. a vigil happened in sacramento tonight. family and friends mourned the loss of nichols. nichols grew up in sacramento an enjoyed skateboarding before moving to memphis. he was beaten by five memphis police officers after a traffic stop, then taken to a hospital where he died three days later. reporters caught up with president biden where he spoke about the need for police reform. >> think we should have done it right now. we should have done it before. i did it by execute order on the federal side. ama: the president is meeting

with the black caucus on potential reforms. nichols funeral is scheduled on wednesday in memphis. dan: a father is being accused of murdering his family. he drove off a cliff. on friday, darmish patel was dismissed from the hospital and take on the jail. look at the map we created. the district attorney is, arguing the evident shows he made two deliberate right turns. one off highway 1 and on to a dirt path then plunge the tesla to the water's edge. patel, his wife and two children all somehow survived this crash and pulled up in a dramatic rescue. patel did not enter a plea. he's been held in jail for his next court on tuesday. ama: impossible foods makes

plant based nuggets burgers and patties. they employ about 700 workers and made a 6% reduction. that's after the company reported record sales in 2022. >> that only adds to the significant number of other companies, down sizing their staff and shake up the bay area workforce right now. it is said that when one door closes another one opens, right? and for tens of thousands of tech workers laid off, opportunity elsewhere is actually abundant. abc7 news reporter amanda dell castille yo at what is being try to lure top tech talent. >> carrying over a series of layoffs which started last year. to date, tens of thousands of tech workers are in search of new opportunity. >> this wealth of experience and knowledge and up to day information very attractive. very attractive. >> edge nearing profess or ahmed

banafa efforts are made underway to capitalize. the u.s. office of personnel management. the h.r. agency for the government is getting in line. >> what i found outout what he has to pay is not competitive what you have. but you have stability and you have union and protections. and you're guaranteed to get the raise. >> the director telling abc7 news, the federal government works in every sector and in every industry whether you're interest is in cyber security or defense, energy and transportation and health care and banking adding there are thousands of positions available in the tech space. even launching this federal tech portal in mid january which lists location, position, starting salary and other necessary info to help navigate new employment. elsewhere, germany is looking at recent layoffs as the perfect time to recruit top talent. >> they have an aging

population. they would like to make sure that their immigration is acceptable for this. because this is their strength. they are the strongest economy in europe some of they're going to be the leader. >> no doubt the large scale job cuts has been on the table. but beyond the obstacles, there is great tunnel. >> whether it's with google or with ford, or with the government, there are great opportunities. so when you think about this, if you're good at what you're doing, you are the winner this situation because now we have to select the employer instead of them selecting you. >> in san jose, i'm amanda dell castillo, abc7 news. dan: we are keeping track of the lay offs you can find a list and full reporting by heading to our website, abc7news.com. >> the oakland zoo will reopen on friday. the zoo closed on new year's day after a sinkhole opened up. take a look at this time lapse

video showing some of that repair work. the zoo hoped to reopen by january 17th. now, it's announ announced that february 3 rdis 2 opening day. glowfari will be extended to march 4th. >> we take a look outside. the temperatures are really dropping right now. abs 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here. >> the temperatures are going drop to winter-like levels in the bay area. temperatures right now in the 30's and 40's as you check out the numbers compared 24 hours ago. 13 degrees cooler. we do have freeze warnings for inland valleys and the bayshore line. pretty much everywhere except for the coast in san francisco

aren't warning or advisory from midnight until 9:00 a.m.owsod a? how about 30 degrees. 25ukiah. 29 in livermore. clear skies expected. the systems that brought us the showers yesterday is producing some precip down in southern california. but that's what brought in all the cold air as well. and it's with you tonight. we are looking at a beautiful view of san francisco. freezing cold morning with frost for some areas. a mix of sun and haircloth. and rain returns late in the workweek. we do have a beach hazard statement from 8:00 to 10:00 p.m. it's a swell that's going bring a higher risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. never turn your back on the ocean as you know. start off chilly but look at this, it's a nice recovery 50's and 60's tomorrow afternoon. occasional high clouds facilityering the sunshine. if you don't like the chill, one more day on wednesday of some of

the cold weather in the morning. thursday things get a little bit better and by friday as the clouds increase, temperatures will come up for the overnight hours. here's your thursday night. that's when our first of two systems comes in. it's going to be rain here and sierra will be getting you havep that in mind. saturday night we have a chance. but sunday looks wet and gusty with more mountain snow expected. so definitely welcome sight. now, for the lunar new year festivities taking place. friday, sunday, a late night chance saturday. i know the parade is happening at 6:00. i think the parade should be just fine. a level one storm west and gusty conditions expected. cheerios your accuweather seven-day. chilly again on wednesday. we'll bump up the afternoon highs and the morning lows as we head towards thursday night friday. and we do have more wet weather

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hall. 2023 is the year of the rabbit which means expect to see a lot of rabbit-themed floats coming up on saturday etching. designedders are putting the final touches on -- designers are putting the final touches on the floats. ama: students got to see a special lunar celebration. hundreds of kids were entertained in oakland. more kids were able to see it through a shared zoom. they were hoping to create a cultural program that embraced all of the diverse asian communities in the bay area. >> when i was growing up, what we always responded when we were kids was -- [speaking foreign language] do you know what that means? it means, happy new year. give me some lucky man, please. >> the asian pacific islander community along with alameda county leaders organized this even. dan: that's great.

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larry: it was murphy's law for the 49ers in the n.f.c. championship game. if it did go wrong, wrong. a torn aller in collateral ligament for brock purdy. next step for him is surgery. you know it could be serious when he couldn't throw it five yards or more. if he's healthy by the summer, you're in good shape. worst case out for a year. dr. rob pandia told us this was an unusual injury for a quarterback. >> very few have had this over the past or 10 years. nick mullins for the 49ers had this back in 2020 where he had the repair done. besides that there aren't many nfl quarterbacks who get this. it takes kind of a freak accident like purdy had. they're not throwing enough to basically degenerate their ligament over a period of time.

larry: given the options and the uncertainty purdy and lance, the next conversation should be about that man, tom brady. the niners are not interested. he's got to go to a team that's ready to win right now. you bring the san mateo native home. imagine tom brady throwing to mccaffrey and kittle? how cool would that be? aside from the quarterback, the most pressing need may be replacing demikko ryians. he's expected to be the head coach of the texans perhaps as soon as tomorrow. ryans has played for the texans. niners players absolutely love him. warriors a dte dinceo.aror had baskets on 15 assists. 37 assists for the game. steph with a triple. dubs were up 18 after one. still led by 15 at the break. steph like a wide receiver.

and then drops it to andrew wig. but the shai gilgeous-alexander. the jalen williams out of santa claraa. the dubs do not fold though. looney with a block. and we are going the other way. steph will find jordan poole for one of he's his three assists. that is down, splash. 38 points passing wilt for most field goals made in history. warriors win it 128-120 and have won three in a row. sports on abc sponsored

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ama: i'm ama datez. dan: i'm dan >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, salma hayek pinault, billy crudup, and music from justine skye, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: thank you. welcome. thanks. that's very nice. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. and i thank you for watching and for joining us. i don't know, i spent the whole day watching football yesterday. you know, the matchup for super bowlvi