falling in santa rosa. >> we are talking about a lot more snow in the sierra. check out this view, snowplows are already at work, clearing the roads and chains are required. >> we have several reporters out there covering the wind. people are doingat to prepare before it gets any worse. >> it will be an interesting 48 hours ahead. as this winter storm is starting to exert its influence here. first came the child. now on live doppler 7, we are starting to notice those showers moving through the region. they are not very widespread by debt. through tomorrow and the following day. a mix of precipitation up toward

the north. level 1 storm. it is a light storm sierra thunderstorms and snow. spotty showers in the forecast through tomorrow morning by tomorrow evening, the intensity, the coverage, everything picks up. those winds gusty but not as strong compared to yesterday. level 1 through tomorrow morning, spotty showers, windy conditions, and isolated thunder chance. snow over the hills at 1500 and 2000 feet. it becomes level two tomorrow evening into friday morning where we are expecting brief downpours and the snow level dropping to 500 feet and still, thunder and gusty winds and the forecast. we will go hour-by-hour and talk about that warning, coming up. >> while the weather may vary depending on where youive, thousands of people have something in common tonight. no electricity. this is a map of current pg&e

rwepo outages totaling 35,000 customers right now. over 80% of the outages are over the peninsula. that is where we begin our team coverage with suzanne in daly city. >> we are in daly city where you can see the tree continues to block the street. pg&e says at one poi 7 three customers in the peninsula were without power. gusty wind across the bay area. it means a lot of crews. they had their hands full dealing with trees that have toppled over. like the wind keeps blowing, the trees keep coming down and we had more customers out. >> in south san francisco, it is a mess in the backyard of this home. >> it broke a power pole and obviously it affected this homeowners house. >> fierce wind is to blame. >> we saw peak winds over 65 miles an hour in the bay. >> the tree that came crashing

down in this neighborhood knocked out power to 100 34 customers. a cell phone tower and a school were also affected by this particular outage. >> not having power or heat is not a great thought. she was home yesterday when the winds whipped up. >> it was weird. i think some rooftops came off of our house. i heard something crash and then the power went out. question in atherton, crews were busy clearing away falling -- fallen trees. pg&e cleaned up the property. an in san carlos, more trees toppled over, keeping tree service companies exceptionally busy today. >> i've never seen a situation like this before. because this neighborhood continues to wait for tree crews to remove this downed tree. some relieved the tree fell away from homes and into the street.

clay's over here, it is like it does not even hit the house. clay's pg&e says there is more cleanup and power outo tag come>> we will see more impact o the power system as well. >> about 60,000 pg&e customers did not have power, that number is down to about 33,000. in daly city, abc 7 news. >> thank you. some are using today to prepare let's continue our live team coverage in the east bay. ryan curry is live there in oakland. strong as it was earli this week. we do expect that wind to ck as the storm approaches as enbity ora ang some nd snow that mix as well. his -- it is causing residents in the east bay to take precautions. slight wind gusts now in the open house foreshadowing what is to come when rate is at -- rain

is out of the picture. residence on high alert. >> i have had some flooding in the lower part of my house. when jane took her dog out for a walk wednesday at expect not to be leaving her house when the storm hits later this week. she has kept the sandbags lined up along her driveway since the january storm. she says with the way this driveway is planted, it could flood. >> we can't afford that area flooding. getting sandbags. clusenonorteng the wind is another. already we have seen damage as a result including this tree that fell on the bay bridge, backing up traffic for hours. caltrans says they have extra screws available to do with any road obstructis.on >> we have increased field maint call or ready to go. maintenance stations are fully staffed.

we also have additional staff for emergency contractors on standby. >> the roads in the east bay can see heavy traffic with people intondy. c rain and wind intensify, they will avoidivinar >> i even slowed down to put my flashers on. >> caltrans is advising people to slow down and be cautious. does we spoke with sayed taking his love is the best way to avoid accidents. quick stay away from people driving crazy, slow down. always try to anticipate reaction time. >> it is col in the east bay. we felt the temperature drop all throughout the day. in terms of any potential snow that might fall in the east bay hills, to see how much if any will fall in the east bay hills.

caltrans is advising people to be cautious about that if you see any on the roadway since we don't see a lot of snow here. they say you any otheldr road ouhazard.>> cee are used to. >> in the north, they are expected to see a few inches of snow as early as tonight. leah melendez is live from panoramic highway with how they are preparing. >> it is a little bit here. 39 degrees right now. people are excited. we are not in tahoe but they hope it will snow. the last time it snowed here was back in february of 2019. about 100 years ago in mill valley had a big snowstorm, six inches. >> as the marin county significantly died down late this morning, crews were able to remove some of the

fallen trees and branches from the night before, the concern is the antipacid snow, possibly even falling on some of the lower elevation areas. >> i would say stay away. it is very rare to get snow up here. drive like you are in the mountains and use the corrected defensive driving. >> even without snow, the can be treacherous in some areas as wenessed moments ait cno one was hurt. if there is snow, the county is not equipped with snow plows to clear the roads. if driving conditions become a potential hazard, the state park could keep the gates closed. the gates come down at sundown and reopen at sunrise. most of the locals that will come out mid week, they are aware it is going to get pretty nasty in the next few days.just.

>> probably stay home. >> no one was camping overnight. only a few people were hiking and bicycling. >> snow on the boat concerns me because i am a skit -- i'm on a skinny tired bike. a little dangerous to be writin. aup>> climate change, you can l over the next 10 years, this has been a crazy winter. crazy storms. really cold snaps and then snow tomorrow, that is the same. >> the county has opened overnight shelter for the homeless, thinking about those people outside of the weather conditions and so forth. very cold conditions. location will be the marin health and wellness campus. it opens at five :00 this evening. it will remain open until saturday. abc 7 eyewitnessews. >> thank you very much. the south bay,ai s ppenteo the ding up beforean theay

lenext round of weather. longtime residents to set yesterday's wins were some of the strongest they have ever seen. powerful they brought down tree that crashed onto two homes, falling onto a two-year-old, breaking his hip and pelvis. time. nothing you can do. >> that thankfully we are told he is expected to be ok. neighbors say as frightening as yesterday's windstorm was, it is just part of not living. >> you can keep track of weather conditions anytime you want. it is available on the abc 7 bay area news app. you can download it wherever you stream. storm is awfully hard when you don't have a home. tonight, look at who is making a difference for the homeless. >> knew from the eye team, a san

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quick a week after the san francisco supervisor introduced of a solution to legalize i's work in california, she says she is ready for the next step in the conversation. >> i have not talked personally to enough sex workers to feel like i am really listening to their voice in this conversation. >> supervisor bonus book to stephanie sierra about the scheduled meetings with the sex workers and victims of human trafficking. quickstep lane joins us now with

an update on this ongoing story. >> we know that legalizing sex work is controversial. who wants a red light district in their neighborhood? the process comes with many questions. who would it be regulated? where would it be allowed and where will it be safe? supervisor mona doesn't have these answers but she wants to find those who do it. quick several sex workers have reached out to me and immediately said we want to meet with you, absolutely and we will. twice hillary ronen is leading the conversation to legalize sex work in california. >> i really want to hear all the voices. request last week, she introduced a resolution encouraging state lawmakers to draft a bill aimed at legalizing red light districts. >> i have had victims who have escaped their trafficker who want to meet with me. i am meeting with sex workers who want decriminalization but not legalization. i am meeting with them. quick simon is meeting with five

sex workers to ask them about the process and the protections needed to keep them safe. one of those meetings is without was little. >> we have specific rural counties. i have been the most successful person to come out of that industry. request a sex worker at the chicken ranch. this is about 60 miles west of las vegas. she says the nevada brothel system works because it has the right limitations to ensure safety. >> i can talk to the sheriff four times a year. four times a year. i am face-to-face with the local sheriff to receive my card and do my fingerprints and pay my requisite fee. they are very much so involved. and because it is legal, that means they are able to come in and do checks, the sheriffs will show up completely unannounced, some in single lady into the house come into the main area and we will all be matched up with our work cards which remain on file. this way, everybody workg

verified. has clear their std and testing and has jumped through all the requisite hoops. >> they will be focused on developing a long-term plan. >> is it decriminaliza legalization? aggressive prosecution on pins and traffickers. i want to hear what their perspective is. >> the supervisor says these meetings willti, tak thee resog rk in cafolirnia will be up nex. time since the death of its owner. angel cakes bakery in west oakland began serving customers once again this afternoon. the bakeries owner was in dr

feuary 9.de in oakland bank geanl organizer, or shop has seen an outpouring of public support in the wake of her death. a gofundme has raised more t>>'e skiing in the bay area. >> what is going on? >> this is a cold winter storm. it may look like blue canyon over some of our hilltops as we go toward the next 48 hours. let's talk about what is happening. live doppler 7 showing you very scattered showers rowot nhtveryn right around the san mateo coast. we and then across parts of the hills, it is turning over to snow because it is cold enough. take a look at the santa cruz mountains. we have seen the snow showers as san francio's'hi wghit was a rex temperature.

the record temperature that it broke was 49, sat back in 1880. it was a very cold system. you can see by the speckled clouds just how cold it is, producing thunderstorms in sierra, nevada right now. those temperatures, if you stepped outside, it is clearly cold. 30's and 40's right now. temperatures this afternoon well below average for this time of year. you are seeing some dark and threatened clouds out there. cold showers overnight. frost and freeze warnings going up. widespread rain and low snow level. you do get a brief break on saturday before we bring in your wet weather. spotty showers, windy, not terribly strong. isolated thunder is still possible. snow over the hills between 1500 and 2000 feet. it becomes level two.

a moderate strength storm tomorrow morning into friday morning. brief downpours expected to 500 feet. be prepared for just about anything. tonight, it is very isolated to spot in nature. tomorrow morning you start to see some snow showers appearing. then. it will be a rain and snow mix at 7:00. this is when it will be not only our best opportunity for snow but also some thunderstorms developing in the afternoon and evening, going into friday morning, you will notice it is still a wintry mix. it eases a bit, onl again tomorrow evening. through late friday night. the rainfall totals will range anywhere from a third of an inch to about 1.5 inches. the santa cruz mountains here, a

wind advisory is going up tomorrow. could caussoe me outages androd. i would weather advisory is up until tomorrow evening. .a few snowflakes can't be ruled out at lower elevations. it becomes a winter storm warning between 4:00 p.m. tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. friday. some areas are going up at 7:00. three to 12 and 2500 feet. quasi-can't believe we got up to a foot of snow. here is the deal. the snow level will drop down to 500 feet. this warning is because of the wind and stuff.

because the snow level will drop down to 500 feet, you could see it in places like boulder creek, ben lomond certainly, grizzly peak, up around the napa hills, around st. helena. we are talking about the livermoredon't be surprised to . big time snow in the mountains. here in the bay area, freeze warnings, frost advisories midnight to 9:00 a.m.. protect pipes and plants. upper 20's to the upper 30's, cold and windy, spotty showers tomorrow afternoon, still chilly in the 40's and 50's. level two from tomorrow evening to friday. a wintry mix, a thunder chance, saturday is your break. at least it will not be as

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in met with nato allies. the president there is bound to defend allies of russian president putin should he expand his attack. president putin ordered a ballistic missile test, the lodge failed, failed. >> things have changed dramatically. we have to make sure we change them back. >> china's top diplomat is in moscow to meet with putin which is raising concerns in the west. president biden is promising to impose sanctions against russia and its allies in the coming days. >> donald trump was in ohio today. drop inspe damage. the southern to pay for the cleanup. trump has been critical of the biden administration's response. requt tthe people of east palestine in ohio and

pennsylvania, we have told you that and clear you are not forgotten. you are not forgotten. we will stay with you in fight to help answer. question what has responded trump's visit, noting it was his administration that withdrew train related safety policies. requires a look at what changes china lifting policies on coronavirus. >> hearing from those who need shelter from the storm.

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>> we are watching live doppler 7 tonight. there is a light storm that ranks one on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. we are getting cold as you no doubt have noticed the code is a big concern.

>> just today, san francisc officials announced emergency shelter beds now through monday. while comes as a relief to those in the streets, this is somewhat offensive response. >> a moment of reprieve from the bitter cold street. and some much needed rest. >> people coming in the story -- this morning were freezing. they were really tired because i did not get any sleep on the street last night because they were moving around to stay warm. press that he is the executive director of the project here. the nonprofit provides a warm place for people to sleep during the day. she says it is not enough. urging the city to move more quickly and opening emergency shelters. >> this is why the system really needs flexibility. that when there is a cold snap like this, the danger increases exponentially for people living on the street. >> last night was cold. i wasn' outhere last night? cknd myqu is familiar with life

on the street. he has been on and off of them are more than a decade. find soe warmth? >> i found an empty building a little bit with three walls, it still wasn't enough. it wasn't too strong. >> when it gets this cold, people will go to desperate measures. it was at little fires. they are going to go into places that aren't as safe. >> living in his car. he works but still can't afford rent. >> is there anything you can do to stay warm? >> i have three blankets. that is it. >> the project is raising money in hopes of extending eight hours, making this warm space mo available. in the meantime, also working to provide the basics. >> we are seeing people that don't have the appropriate

clothing for this kind of weather. flip-flops coming in without socks, without shoes on. >> one of their biggest needs? >> this is just a piece of fleece that is cut from a boat, it is not expensive. >> as for sean. >> what is the plan for tonight? >> i don't know. >> tara campbell, abc7news. >> we wish him well. extra funding is allowed a woman shelter in alameda to stay open for a few extra months. abc7news was at the church today. this woman shelter is open every night and will stay open every night through april now. the city of alameda provided extra funds to make that happen but so did the community in the form of financial donations. meals, volunteering and more. the shelter averages 20 to 30 people each night and it really is making a difference. >> the success story for us is that people who have been on

house to have a warm place to spend the night and are getting fed. you can see the difference -- at least we can in people who have been here for a week or so who have had a good night sleep. they are not worried about whether belongings will be safe. the psychological impact of that is immense. >> one sheltered reunited with family. the goal is to get all guests into housing. to support the shelter, go to the city of alameda's website or the website for crest episcopal church. we appreciate the support. today, that church and many others are holding extra services for ash wednesday. it is the first day of lent. that is a 40 day time of prayer and fasting that leads up to easter. >> one week from today, california scope a state of emergency will end. so will the public health emergency in many counties

including san francisco. for public health officials, this is an acknowledgment that hospitals are not being overwhelmed anymore. covid sing-along commercial from the department of public health. come to an end, some say the virus is no dancing matter. >> i don't want to sugarcoat anything. having uncovered is a nightmare. >> this is a woman with no underlying health conditions who has been dealing with long c la. >> i have had 50, really bad body and muscle aches. gastrointestinal issues. i was kind of surprised to be experiencing all these because we've kind of been told that

covid has become kind of a cold. >> harris had to move back home witherab h p to arwoenrk. >> there was so much confusion. >> this is the cofounder of marked by covid. her father died of covid in 2020. they are both raising concerns as san francisco public of emergency comes next week. >> we are about to lose a ton of protections that have been keeping san franciscans of flow. >> housing protections, paid time off her covid and food benefits are all in jeopardy. >> how we measure an emergency is around severe disease. >> dr. monica explained that the end of health emergency does not mean an end to fighting covid. >> the phrase, emergency has to actually be attached to hospital systems being overwhelmed. it doesn't mean that covid is gone.

unfortunately, covid will never be eradicated. >> harris most people don't get the wrong message about the future of the virus. >> i don't think the general public really understands how bad it can be. >> the city has not released specific details on what the end of this health emergency may mean for certain covid related protections like housing. mayor london said covid related sick pay requirements will be coming to an end. mask requirements at hospitals in homeless shelters are also ending. >> nipsey hussle's keller was sentenced today to 60 years to life. eric holder junior was convicted on first-degree murder, assault with a firearm and attempt involuntary manslaughter charges. nipsey's friends and their father led writers -- read that is before the sentencing. the wrapper was fatally shot in front of his south los angeles door back in 2019. two other men were shot at the scene and they both survived.

a man accused of killing a los angeles bishop is officially charged with murder. george gascon made the announcement today but says the motive remains unclear. david o'connell was found shot to death inside his own over the weekend. the suspect, carlos medina was the husband of the bishop's housekeeper. >> gas prices are going up more than a penny per day lately. next, look at the effort in california to put a cap on how much profit gas companies can make. >> you are not looking at snow in the sierra. this is now in the bay area. >> you can celebrate community and culture with abc 7. watch the bok choy parade streaming live from oakland this sunday at 12:30 and hosted by julian glover, you can watch it wherever you stream abc7news, for details, go to abc7news.com

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>> should be go will be punished when they make too much of a prophet in california? that is what state lawmakers weighed in on in sacramento

today. a hearing was held over governor newsom's proposal to penalize big oil refiners what he says is price gouging. any of us pay very high prices at the pump. big oil's all record profits during that time. >> people angry. even in my district which is a wealthier district, when you are paying over $100 at the pump, some people are not just missing this, they are struggling to pay bills. >> it is an penalty, living on profits deemed by some governor to be excessive and above and beyond some arbitrarily determined threshold. cuesta president of the western state petroleum association calls newsom's proposal and attack and says our industry is strongly opposed to senate bill x 12 because it is guardedly focuses on profits rather than the root cause of price spikes.

a lack of supply. the way to address prices and provide relief at the pump is to increase a reliable and safe supply. cracked a big day for the local tech industry. governor newsom and elon musk stood side-by-side to announce that tesla will base its global engineering headquarters in palo alto. 15 months ago, tesla moved its main headquarters from palo alto to austin, texas. musk has previously criticized california for over regulation and taxation.>> wind, cold, rai. there is a lot in the weather over the next couple of days.

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observatory says they are preparing for much more. >> of those forecasts are predicting of snow up to about 33 inches. we are getting ready for that snow. the next few appearing to be an accumulation. >> the observatory plans on february being a wet month. have our utility. we have backup power, fuel. liquid like liquid nitrogen, maintain supplies. >> one of the biggest concerns is making sure the roads stay safe and clear. >> some rather large buildings here where the snow may accumulate.

one of the concerns is if we get a partial thought, these big sheets of ice may fall sick stories and they will break the windshield and land on you. if they do, you have to be close to the buildings. it will not be a pleasant outcome. >> leaving them with one main message. >> if you want to help the observatory in the community of mount hamilton and you want to be sensible to yourselves and stay safe, don't attempt to come up the mountain road. >> zach fuentes, abc 7 news. >> i know we are all excited about this now. request that causes sandia's back.a. >> those winds have dropped off compared to yesterday. they will pick back up again tomorrow afternoon. let's look at live doppler 7. this is a sampling of what is to come. we are already seeing the snow showers mixing in with rain right around woodacre.

you will notice lucas valley road. we are seeing that wintry mix. the same thing is happening across highway 84 at across 35 around the peninsula. they are seeing snow showers up around woodside. very light showers across 280. we'll keep this theme going. a light level in storm producing snow in the sierra, nevada. you will notice those scattered and spotty showers tonight into tomorrow morning and picking up in intensity and coverag eveninn california, a rare blizzard warning from friday morning to saturday afternoon. anywhere from one to five feet expected between 3500 and 4000 feet. gusts to 75 miles per hour. this is something you want to keep in mind if you are traveling. in the bay area, your afternoon highs will struggle to get out of the 40's and 50's. it will be windy. spotty showers around tomorrow

afternoon. tomorrow evening going into friday is when it becomes level two storm, a moderate strength storm on the 7-day forecast. thunder, hail, snow, showers, you name it, we got it. we will bump up the temperatures after a cold morning and then i level 1 system that comes in with some showers sunday afternoon and evening. it will be wet and unsettled right on through monday through wednesday time. you will notice those temperatures coming out in the 40's. things will be a little bit better but we will get much more. cuesta weather smorgasbord. onto across the warriors open the final two months of the season tomorrow night against the lakers, rejoining them. we have an update

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get exclusive offers on select new volvo models. contact your volvo retailer to learn more. >> we have been waiting on the steph curry getting better and better, started doing individual encore best buy drills but not ready to come back yet. the hope is maybe one more week or so. curry has missed five games and is suffering a pair of leg injuries. this was the worst i the mavericks on february 4. the warriors lucked out a bit. he will be reevaluated in another week. he would happily miss the upcoming games against the

lakers. it sounds like the all-star break actually came just at the right time for this team. klay thompson refreshed. >> incredible mentally, physically, spiritually, just everything i ever dreamt of. nice to have some days off to relax. that was really nice. >> i think we all needed that break. there is a lot of traveling, a lot of adversity. coming back to relock. i think we all needed. hopefully you see it. >> 24 games left for the warriors in the regular season. after losing 102 games last year, things have got to get better for the a's. they can't get much worse. -- much worse. today, the a's complex in mesa, a six foot six japanese pitcher, the biggest acquisition of the off-season for oakland isn't

going to rely on young players. as chris alvarez reports, the green and gold are not worried about all the baseball pundits and what they have to say. twice a very energetic and chilly day here for the oakland a's. coming off a 102 law season, the outside expectations might not be high for this team but they are eager to prove the doubters wrong. twice a lot of these young players saw what the expectat level is to go out and compete. >> we have a good group of guys here, we will rally around each other, pay for each other. we will come out with a lot of energy every day. kind of that underdog mentality. >> this team is one that not many people believe in. i think that will be good. i think it will be good to go into games, people might not expect a lot out of this but don't underestimate us too much. >> the main message is we want to win.

no matter what goes on on the field, if we can find a way to scratch them out every day, hopefully at the end of the year we can look back and see more wins on the board and getting a chance to be in the world series. across the play started here on saturday against the diamondbacks and then march 30, the regular season opener, that will be in oakland. chris alvarez, abc 7 sports. >> the giant struggles from a year ago can largely be attributed to so many defensive lapses. a renewed focus on attention to detail and the most focused player in cap is the play with the most experience. three golden gloves. he is going all out from the job and that has really set the tone for their camp.

he is very enthused about the giant prctpeosingos g forward. as is gabe kapler because they really need to tighten it up defensively. that was a big problem for the giants last year. they have 10 more homeruns. one more warriors not because gary payton the second spoke to the media for the first time since the trade at the deadline, there is all this controversy, did they get damaged goods? he did not get pills. the hope is maybe a month or so that he will be ready to go. the warriors will get stuff back at some point. gary peyton the second as well. hopefully they can make a playoff run but andrew wiggins is out tomorrow night because of personal reasons. it has been a struggle for them to get their starting unit on the court. >> coming up tonight on abc 7, it is the o'connors, the goldbergs, abbott elementary and not dead yet and then a million little things is at 10:00 followed by abc 7 news at 11:00.

remember, abc7news is streaming 20, you can get the abc 7 bay area news app and join us whenever you want wherever you are. that is it for this edition of abc7news. thank you for joining us. we appreciate your time. we hope you have a great evening and that we see you again for abc7news at 11:00.

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