you feel if that was your mom? flashing lights mean move over. members killed in an attack in the middleces may have mistaken a drone for one of theirs and a beloved east bay bike shop forced to close indefinitely after robbers stole thousands of dollars in merchandise. >> then, with snow heading to the sierra again this week, we're looking at how much we've seen already and what that could mean for the rest of the season. >> good morning to you. >> welcome to tuesday. it's january 30th. >> yes, i'm going to start with a check of >> yeah. we're gearing up for that rain and wind tomorrow. today though, it's mostly cloudy. get those storm preps in a live look from the exploratorium camera. it is

quiet out there, and we're still hanging on to some mild air. you can see temperatures and a lot of cities starting out in the 50s. some cooler spots like santa rosa, danville in the upper 40s. but right now it's 57. in the city. today is one of and 70s by the afternoon. tomorrow though, it is stormy, particularly in the afternoon and the evening. a level three strong storm tomorrow with rain heavy at times and some strong damaging winds. we'll talk details coming up in six minutes. let's check in with gloria until the commutes going. >> yeah. you know, we want to update you on that crash that we told you about over at the altamont pass. now, this is still creating some delays there in tracy. so this is where it happened. this is a two car crash over on westbound 580 before grant line road. right

now it is blocking one lane and speeds are down to eight miles per hour. because of this. so this is impacting those commuters out of the central as your drive times for this morning, it's really going to take you a long time right now to get from tracy to dublin. an hour and 30 minutes. >> thank you gloria. developing news president biden is considering how to retaliate without causing wider conflict in the middle east after three american service members were killed in a mistaken the enemy drone for one of their own when it got past defenses. at least 34 others were injured in this attack. secretary of defense lloyd austin was first e since being hospitalized earlier this month. >> president and i will not tolerate an attack on us forces, and we will take all necessary actions to defend the us and our troops, according to u.s. officials, there have been at least 165 attacks on u.s. forces in that region since israel's

war with hamas broke out. >> all of them have been blamed on iran, backed militants. iran has denied any involvement. >> a beloved small business in the east bay robbed and now forced to close up shop. the bike shop rich city rides, has become a community staple, serving up weekend rides and events of all kinds for its neighbors that all change a few weeks ago, when store owner najari smith was surprised to find out the store was robbed of at least $10,000 in merch, the impact has been so big, smith says. the stores will. the store will have to close for the foreseeable future. he says this hurts on a different level because rich city rides is not a big box store. >> all the display emptied out all of the inventory that we had on the wall, all the bicycle products, the lights, locks, you know, different accessories, all of that stuff was gone. >> despite the setback, smith says he would like to reopen the shop hopefully by next year. he says he's still committed to operating a bike shop in

richmond. >> the san mateo county sheriff's office says a third body has been found after a small plane crash off the coast of half moon bay earlier this month. the body was found in the water near the location of where the plane went down last week. the coroner's office identified a second body found as 26 year old cassidy ray pettit of oakland. the third victim hasn't been identified yet. investigators are searching for a fourth victim, believed to have also been on that plane. police arrested five men in connection to the six bodies found in a remote desert area in san bernardino county. >> we first brought you the story last week. now, investigators believe a dispute over marijuana led to those murders. gloria at the live desk with what we know, reggie. >> the six victims were found shot to death in the middle of the desert, nearly one week ago. the san be county sheriff's office is at. four of the bodies were found burned. investigators say the 911 call came in to request a welfare who called was one of the

victims dispatchers received a 911 call from a subject who spoke spanish, the caller told dispatchers he was shot, but he did not know the location he was at and it appeared the call ended. >> dispatcher tracked the phone via latitude and longitude coordinates to a remote area. we are confident that to be a dispute over marijuana, which resulted in the murders. >> detectives say the sus the victims were all likely involved in organized crime. all five suspects are now being held without bail. investigators have not yet determined if the suspects are involved with drug cartels. kumasi >> thank you gloria. big explosions near a sikh temple in sacramento county were caused by propane tanks, according to local fire officials. the fire that followed burned at least two cars and badly damaged a nearby building yesterday afternoon. the temple itself wae reported. >> today, we'll get a better idea of how much snow we've seen so far and what that means for our local environment. abc seven

news reporter lena howland is here with some of the changes we can expect, lena. >> reggie. today will be the second state snowpack reading of the season, and already experts are expecting to see some promising changes, boosted by a number of big storms over the past month during the state's snowpack. first measurement back on january 2nd, it was just 25% of normal. we are getting a clue of what we could see today put d now we've even with more winter storms on the way this week. later on this morning, officials from the state department of water resources will head to phillips station near the sierra at tahoe ski resort for the official snowpack reading. it's a key indicator of the health of the entire snowpack, which provides nearly a third of the state's water supply. today's snowpack reading is expected lia howland, abc seven news thank

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yesterday, chp officers used ble lanes, then use their patrol vehicles to herd the cows to the lucas valley road off ramp. oh, i took too long. they got lit. oh it's over, cutter. do you think you've seen it all in 101? >> and then you see cows going down there for the commute this mornin you should have no issue as you go about the morning. we'll have mostly cloudy conditions, temperatures on the mild side, 50s to low 60s by noon. today is a mostly cloudy day. those clouds ahead of that storm we're tracking tomorrow. it's mild out there. no record highs today, but 60s and 70s, certainly above average now. tomorrow. this is where we're focusing our attention. flood watch in effect for the entire region. just meaning everybody is fair g, our smaller

streams and creeks impactedco sw landslides. not only rain but also wind will be an issue. an advisory in effect for most of us where we could see winds up to 45mph. but in the santa cruz mountains, winds could gust up to 60mph. we know winds like that in the santa cruz mountains can bring trees down. just prepare for power outages. we're going to go hour by hour in future weather. show you this line of rain coming through in about nine minutes. kumasi. >> thanknelltheless. when it coo the a's relocation to vegas, then we're sitting down with vendors in the mission district to see how the ban is impacting business and crime in the area. as we head to break, taking a live copd isn't pretty. i'm out of breath, and often out of the picture. but this is my story. ( ♪ ) and with once-daily trelegy, it can still be beautiful. because with 3 medicines in 1 inhaler, trelegy keeps my airways open for a full 24 hours

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by the time our abc seven news crew got there, police say they got a call about the graffiti near pierce park on sunday night . it had been spray painted in white paint. it was about 15in long. a public works crew removed it. police say there's been an alarming rise in hate crimes at schools in america. according to a new report from the fbi. 1 in 10 hate crimes in the u.s. takes place at school, making schools the third most common location after streets and residences, the report. the number of hate crimes at schools nearly doubled in five years, from 700in 2018 to moreased a reports

at schools. we are two months into a three month ban on street vendors in san francisco's mission district, all in an effort to target unpermitted vendors who are selling stolen items. now, businesses in the ff economic and workforce development, 56% of businesses feel mission street is safer, 67% have seen a positive change. the city leased two properties to give permitted vendors a space to sell during the ban. at one of them that had space for 40 vendors, only two are there now. one man says he makes around 30 to $40 a day, and he's now two months behind in rent. >> they'll tell me, when do you pay? or i don't know. i sa up? t know. >> the ban is in effect until february 27th. supervisor hillary ronen, who is a supervisor for the mission, says that she will likely want the ban to continue. but the mayor's office will make that final

decision. the state is requiring cities across california to cut red tape and speed up construction to create millions of new homes. by the end of the decade. tomorrow is a major deadline in that process. here in the bay area, but a number of local cities may miss it. so if they miss the deadline, cities and communities may lose state funding eligibility and developers could be able to bypass local zoning laws, among other things, the housing need in california is still really great, andat cities and counties hold to their commitments that they're making to their own community,sg built. about 20 jurisdic tions still need to adopt a state approved housing plan by the deadline tomorrow. >> a men's college basketball team got an unexpected assist to try to help them come away with a win. you have to watch this. okay so it looks like a regular basketball game, but look what's happening above holy cross in massachusetts tried to distract an opposing player's free throw by running across in their speedos and goggles and swim

caps in the moment, it didn't work, the rival boston university player made both shots, but holy cross did win the game by two points, so in the end, maybe it worked. >> the player was not distracted, though. >> it depends on the player. >> yeah, now had i been out there, lost the game out , reggie aqui is playing basketball. >> finally using that height. >> i love that player's focus though. the player just stayed focused, made the free throws. >> you know what go in for your team. you know i like that. do the absolute most, do the most, go ahead. >> i'm just thinking of reggie playing. i know that that is you know, that's more fun for me.tht comes to the weather tomorrow. it's going to get stormy around here today. get your storm preps in as we are just quiet, mostly cloudy clouds pretty thick

throughout the afternoon, but temperatures still above average in the 60s and 70s for daytime highs. but tomorrow in the afternoon the evening it is stormy. a level three, a strong storm here with rain, heavy atge are anticipating areas of flooding and also wind damage because of the combo of the rain and the wind. here's future weather tomorrow morning's commute looks pretty uneventful. we may have some light showers in the north bay, but for a lot of us it's just mostly cloudy. it's the afternoon. the rain begins to move onshore for most of us, and as we head into the evening, weather that is intense rainfall . and that's the period where we could see pockets of flooding developing and also the time of strongest winds. looking at rainfall totals, a good estimate for most of us around the bay shoreline. 1 to 2in, certainly higher in the north bay. some areas in our coastal ranges of sonoma county could exceed five

inches of rain, so we could have some issues, not only with pockets of flooding, but also shallow landslides. much of the region has been outlined for the excessive rain potential. wednesday into thursday. because our ground is saturated, and so this heavy rain is going to cause issues. also, winds will turn gusty first along the coast in the morning and then into the afternoon. in the evenings in es certainly going to take trees down and also cause power outages. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. cloudy, but still mild today. heavy rain and strong winds in the evening. it's a level three on the storm impact scale. the worst of the storm is out oother system comes here on sunday. gloria. yeah, you know, we're still seeing some major delays right now in tracy because of a crash. >> so let's show you exactly where that is. this is a two car crash over on westbound 580 before grant line road in the altamont pass.ow, speeds are down to 40mph for at least one of the lanes there is blocked. so that's really impacting drivers in that area. and you can see it is pretty

much stopped in some areas there. and then traffic again, s a while. if you lookt right the of this crash, to go from tracy to dublin, it will take almost an hour and a half. right now, guys. >> thanks, gloria. now we're checking in with ginger zee who's live with what's coming up on gma. good morning ginger. >> yes. good morning to you reggie. and kumasi. nice to be with you. so here on a tuesday morning we will start with the latest on the big stories that you've been following too. new details about the deadly attack on u.s. troops in the middle east. president biden considering how to respond. martha raddatz is all over that. and another big headline. the olympic doping drama team usa awarded gold two years after the beijing games. and there's a lot of questions afterward. plus shannen doherty's new hope this morning, what she's now saying about her cancer fight. also, catherine o'hara, bryce dallas howard, megan thee stallion and emma stone, they're all here. >> not all of them.

>> everybody okay, so what's really those are amazing names. catherine o'hara. i would lose it. >> yes, i saw her in the hallway, and i was. >> it's just there's so much that goes through your brain. she looks fantastic, first of all. but also, like, what is the thing i want to say? not that i had time or was going to. >> what is it? but i very much took 20 minutes afterwards. >> you know, i don't know, like do i go,t means the most? is it best in show? is it beetlejuice? thank you. where am i? right now? >> i know exactly what you mean. i'm so glad that you're like this. i mean, because you have star power across your path every single day. but i'm glad that you still think all this through. >> um, because that's what i would do. >> oh, definitely. sometimes too late. and then i'm the person who, you know, like, i spilled water just moments ago. i'm always also the mess. and so either that's extremely endearing to someone or they're erson work here? why is she here? no you know what? >> you're our relatable queen. and that's what we love about

you. thank you. >> thank you. >> um, i guess a hair dryer. oh, you can go get her to help you out with a hair dryer. >> catherine, she just feel like it would work. >> you could bond that way. >> also, emma stone, i feel like she would. yeah. let me go test this out. >> megan the stallion would definitely help a girl out. i feel like in my head. yes she would, she would. we allee all of you stars at 7:00?

we'll get most of us into the 60s. if not a couple of 70s on the board. but things start to turn stormy tomorrow. look at the wind forecast. those winds will be elevated throughout the entire day and into the evening. we could see winds gusting over

40mph. it's not only rain, it's also wind. or i should say, let's reverse that. not only win, it's also rain. we have flood watches out for the entire region because flooding is possible tomorrow on our roads, our streams, our creeks, even some shallow landslides. winter storm watch in effect tomorrow we could see 1 to 2ft of snow above 6000ft. three feet possible on our highest peak skies. >> thanks, drew. the a's are a step closer to making a move to la sent a letter to employees saying that it is closing on april 2nd. the 67 year old resort needs to be leveled before that new ballpark can be built. the team's new facility isn't expected to open until 2028 at the earliest, but there are still a lot of hurdles. the a's ownership has not released any updated renderings or even a full for where the team will play. until then, because the coliseum lease expires at the end of this upcoming season. in a new development in san ramon could

bring thousands of new homes, but not everybody is buying in, at least not yet. the development takes over chevron's san ramon office campus, which is off bollinger canyon road. sunset development is drafting plans to build 2600 homes, apartments and condos on the 92 acre parcel. the plans also include a new retail center, a new park and a 3500 seat amphitheater. the developer doesn't foresee any major problems. >> one of the nice things about taking a big office campus like that down and delivering homes is they use less water, less powere' people don't come and go at one time like they do with 1,000,000.5ft■!s of office. >> some residents, we spoke with acknowledged the upside, but they're not convinced there will be less traffic. they're also concerned about the esthetics, the future for a swim will be discussed now at a city council meeting today. the city of santa clara recently closed the haines international swim center

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now at 630, the potential breakthrough for brain implant technology. elon musk, touting his as not everyone in the science community is fully on board. >> then an american figure skating team awarded a gold medal from the 2022 winter olympics. the bay area athletes who can now call themselves olympic champions.

>> and if you're going to the super bowl, what are you, rich? the big game prices that could be the highest of all time. >> we're blessed. >> you're blessed. or both. yeah >> i was peeking around, seeing how much they were. >> and what were you finding? no, not blessed. no. just dressed. >> well, if i,e, k and then, liy sister for a loan and thensk my husband to, like, move out of our apartment, okay? and then gamble your life away. yeah, i think we could. maybe. yeah, maybe get a nosebleed seat. >> so it's not. no not no, not zero. >> okayut there this morning. today's a dry day. today's a great day to prep for the storm tomorrow because it turns stormy here on wednesday. still have some mild air out there. most of us starting today in the 50. so today's a day where we'll keep that cloud cover mostly cloudy day. we're still mild this afternoon. not record warmth, but temperatures above average in the 60s and in the 70. but

rain r tomorrow evening we could see flooding and also some wind damage. we'll talk details coming up in eight minutes. let's say hi to gloria sihota. the traffic is doing. >> you know, we have an update for you on that crash over in tracy. it was causing some major delays. they have cleared that crash. this is over on westbound 580 before grant line road. however, there are still some major delays. even though they have cleared it. so right now it is going to take you an hour, 20 minutes to get from tracy to castro valley. >> thanks, gloria. new overnight annt in colorado is impacting train service to and from the bay area this morning. this is video. the train derailed last night northeast of denver after hitting a truck on the tracks. amtrak says 69 passengers were on the train. none of them were hurt. the crash has interrupted traffic on the california zephyr line that runs from emeryville to chicago. now, one train that left emeryville yesterday will

now end its trip in denver. >> happening today oakland police will give us an update on the death of retired police officer kevin ashida. he was working as a guard for a local tv news crew when he was shot in 2021, in downtown oakland. abc seven news reporter lena howland joins us now in studio to update us on this case. lena >> reggie, police haven't released much information about today's update, but we are expecting to get some kind of new information from oakland police on this case in just a few more hours. this comes after a third suspect in the death of security guard kevin nishida wak force, kansas city police, and missouri state highway patrol.

when task force members approached him in a took off running across a highway and was later taken into custody. gilbert is believed to be the getaway driver for the 2021 attempt. robbery and killing of retired police officer kevin nishida. two other men already in custody also face charges as officials from the oakland police department are expected to hold a press conference about this update this morning at 1030, we will let you know what happens. live in studio lena howland, abc seven news. >> thank you, lena. vice president kamala harris is issuing a warning during her visit to the south bay. she's urging voters to protect access to abortion ahead of the november election. >> if these folks have their w n afford to sit back and say, thank god we're in california. >> harris spoke in san jose yesterday as part of her nationwide fight for reproductive freedoms tour. the vice president's discussion was interrupted seval times by demonstrators calling for a cease fire in gaza. >> president and i are working

on that every single day, so, so . so back to what we were discussing her to come here and tell us that she cares about our health and wellness while she bombs women who look like us is not going to be acceptable. >> the nationwide tour from vice president harris is a part of the white house's plan to fight for reproductive rights ahead of the november election in the east bay, supreme court justice sonia sotomayor is opening up about the frustration that she feels daily as the court's conservative majority moves the country further to the right. >> she spoke at uc berkeley last night. >> i live in frustration. um, and as you heard, every loss truly traumatizes me in my stomach and in my hear

>> sotomayor's comments come after recent rulings on a number of issues, including gun rights and the power of federal agencies. some of the biggest faces in tech, and top policy makers are in san francisco this week, finding solutions for the lives of kids and families. >> statistics around children's well-being uh- poverty, education, health continue to haunt our nation. former secretary of state hillary clinton was one of the many speakers highlighting some of to mental health services, early childhood education and technology. the ceo of openai, sam altman, also spoke yesterday. he argued for the use of artificial intelligmake lifee efficient. >> ai will be a new way to use to do work more productively. i will be a new way to discover science, a new way to get better health care. >> a national poll published by

common sense media found a majority of people ages 12 to 17 stressed the need for mental health resources through the us education system. >> the city of oakland broke ground on a project that will change a street in the heart of downtown. it's putting 14th street from lakeside drive to brush street on what they're calling a road dietlanes used bs lanes, with enhancements for pedestrian and mass transit safety. nearly two years ago, a driver sped through an intersectiontting and killing a father who was cycling with his two young children. city leaders knew that something had to change because of the road diet. >> you know it's going allow for cars to just speed down like it's a highway, right? >> so slowing cars dat it's notl highway or freeway for the criminals as well. >> the city hopes this project will help stop crime in the area, because there will be more foot traffic. it's expected to cost $20 million and

construction should take two years to complete. >> a request for help in the search for a woman wanted in a home invasion robbery of an elderly couple in san jose on october 27th. three women forced their way into a home on story road in bal harbor way. burglars got away in a car driven by a man. officials in los angeles county arrested one woman last month. there are, warns for a second woman and for the man, but investigators are still working to identify, try and locate the third woman in this case, we want to make sure we get this last person. >> and so again, if we have any you have surveillance video or any information, please come forward to our detective tips. >> no one was seriously hurt in the home invasion robbery. police say the victims did >> there's a potential breakthrough in brain implant technology. elon musk claims his startup neuralink made a major advancement in gloria. many experts are doubting this

morning where mike musk might take this technology into the future. >> reggie aqui elon musk made a series of posts on his platform x that the first human got an implant from neuralink over the weekend and is recovering well now. it was just six months to n paralysis patients, the brain chip aims to let thoughts control electronic devices like phones or computers. people paralyzed from stroke, traumatic brain injury or spinal cord injury could see the benefits neuralink has faced, federal probes that include , backlash,s fines for violating rules about the movement of hazardous materials and whether musk misled investors silicon valley can drive medical enhancements, but experts say it's hard to interpret this announcement. this early on. >> i am worried that we're getting into a space of, uh, ethical dilemmas, which is now we have the ability to record

people's thoughts and put them onto an electronic device. >> musk says. the first human users will be people who have lost the use of their limbs. experts warn that more testing and research is needed before any kind of widespread use of these devices. reggie. >> thanks, gloria. now let's talk about the big game in the f one ticket is currently above $9,000, depending on where you look. tickets for the game are selling for their highest price ever. right now, 140 niner faithful says he's no longer monitoring those prices because he's good. he's already guaranteed to get super bowl tickets. >> the price that i'm going to , is the 2100 i paid a piece earlier in october, plus 3500 per tickets. >> ray pena gambled earlier this season, put up nearly $4,300 for rights to two seats. if the 40

niners made it to the super bowl. this was on c tickets by sports illustrated. if the 40 niners didn't make it, he would have lost all of that money>> pe worried about losing that money. yeah game. you know, the green bay game i was playing, i was like, come on, just please let my team >> now, pena says he's paying just over $11,000 for two tickets that are now going for 12 grand a piece in the resale market. and his wife only found out about this gamble of his is after the nfc championship win on sunday. >> oh, hopefully she's cool with it. >> let's hope.

>> coming up the company offering $400,000 for a job that doesn't require a college degree and a live look right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange. >> in a moment, we'll give you an update on that next. >> then the new poll just released overnight, showing how many people are still undecided and hypothetical presidential races. and stick with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for a show we like to call abc seven at seven, you can download the app right now and stream us. time now approaching 642. >> we'll take you to santa cruz as the sun gets up here, you notice a lot of cloud cover in the sky. today is one of those days where the clouds arell stay mild this afternoon. not record warmth, but those temperatures getting into the 60s and low 70s. so certainly about 5 to 10 degrees above average for this time of the year. we're dry today, but we turn windy here tomorrow with a level three strong storm on the abc seven storm impact scale, the entire bay area is underneath a flood watch. a watch just means the

ingredients are there. tomorrow where we could see flooding our soil is saturated and we have heavy rain in. the forecast will likely see pockets of flooding on our roads, our streams and our creeks, and also the possibility of shallo, mainly tw night. a wind advisory also in effect for a majority of the region where winds could gusts up to 45mph. but the santa cruz mountains could see higher wind gusts up to 60mph. that will likely bring trees down and cause some power outages. also, a winter storm watch in effect, 1 to 2ft of snow above 6000ft. our highest peaks seeing three feet of snow. we'll go hour by hour in future weather. time out. this line of rain and

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>> the state department has issued a travel warning for the bahamas, as the country has seen an uptick in crime, including burglaries, armed robberies and sexual assaultsbassy officials say there has been 81 murders in nassaustart of the ne warning cites gang violence as a main motive behind the murders. travelers are cautioned to keep a lowbe aware of your surroundings and to not resist during any robbery attempt. >> two bay area natives will receive gold medals, two years after the winter olympics in beijing. it's because a russian ice skater was just disqualified for doping and handed a four year ban from the sport, karen chen of fremont and vincent joe of san jose had originally ple figure skating update from a nonprofit started by ucsf doctors, musso brings health care to mali in north africa. shortly after they started the fighting. doctors have cut the

child mortality rate by more than half, and they've been providing care for patients in remote villages. >> they had in their hands a health care system that met people where they were with accessible care, fast and all of this care was free. >> doctors believe the key was musso's recruitment of village residents and the trust built over years of training. the child mortality rates were. the groups were. the group works are lower than those of any country in sub-saharan africa. >> two east bay lawmakers are pushing for legislation to beefd oakland assembly member buffy wicks say their bills would limit the harms associated with social media addiction and provide more robust protections for data privacy. attorney general rob bonta calls social a companies. >> unfortunately, show us time and time again that they're all

too willing to ignore the detriment to our children, the pain to our children, the mental health and physical health challenges that they face in order to pursue profits. and we need to do better. we need to do things differently. >> skinner's bill would prohibit online platforms from sending aa minor without consent from a parent or guardian. wick's bill gives consumers the right to know which personal information businesses collect and sell, and the right to stop those sales to third parties. walmart says store managers can now earn up to $400,000 a year. >> no college degree needed. starting in april, the company . they also increase base pay to $128,000 annually, and add managers can earn up to 200% of their yearly salary in bonuses. all of that adding up to about $404,000 a year. now it's your morning

money report. >> ikea is lowering prices on some itemsan effort to reverse price hikes from previous years. imagine that. the company's aim is to bring pieces back to inflation. inflation adjusted pre-pandemic levels to boost sales. the technique has already been done to some items in the us. officials say. interruptions in the red sea are unlikely to impact ikea's plansr mom jackied her second egg of the year in southern california, the most the famous bald eagle lives at big bear and there is a nest camera so we can check out what's going on now. jackie's partner, shadow, was not at the nest when jackie laid her second egg on on sunday. however, he was there for jackie's first egg, which she laid on thursday. and so now everyone is waiting to see. see the little ones? it may be a while, though. experts say eagle eggs usually take anywhere between 38 to 39 days to hg that their eggs didn't

hatch last time, so everybody's really hoping that these ones do . somebody is excited about it, you know what else is going on? >> our falcon is tell me at uc berkeley apparently annie has been hanging out with another male falcon thing we know about annie is she she is smart. >> she handles her business and she will find a man. >> mhm. so we got to get an update on that because this is the season. >> we don't know. >> she's committed to nobody. >> a reason. >> you know she's put us through so much drama though she has honestly. >> but she's still it's not her fault. >> but she kind of wore me out to be honest. >> are you over it. i'm not over her. i just don't keep giving. >> i needed a little break from her and i got it. >> i got it now. tam cam. mostly cloudy this morning. it's just a mostly cloudy day. these clouds are in advance of our storm system. tomorrow but

we'll still stay on the mild side. not anticipating records today, but 5 to 10 degrees above average in the 60s and 70s. tomorrow in the evening, just get ready for a pretty stormy period. a level three strong storm tomorrow evening. rain heavy at times. strong gusty winds will likely see floodingag a huge impact from the storm. the morning commute could feature some light to moderate showers in the north bay, but it's into the afternoon. those showers more widespread. it's the evening we're watching this line that moves through after the sun goes down. that will likely bring the heaviest rain, and that could cause some flooding. as we get into the nighttime 1 to 2in for many cits could see a little bit higher in some spots, especially in the north bay. will likely see 3 to 5in of rain. so that's going to saturate the soil. fast runoff will happen quickly, so we do anticipate some roadway flooding, flooding on our streams and creeks, and some shallow landslides too. winds will be an issue. first along

the coast tomorrow morning and then into the afternoon and evening. we'll see those winds gusting over 30mph, likely over 50mph along our coast. that's going to bring trees down. just anticipate tomorrow evening you're going to encounter some pockets of flooding trees down. it's just going to be messy. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. cloudy, but still mild today. heavy rain and strong winds tomorrow evening. the worst of the storm is over thursday, but we have showers in the forecast into friday and then another storm arrives here on sunday. >> gloria, you know a lot more people are on the roads right now. check out our bay bridge toll plaza camera. you can see how crowded it is out there right now. the metering lights flipped on at 533 this morning. right now, the backup is to the foot of the maze, but if you are taking the carpool lanese any we live look at our richmond-san rafael bridge camera right now the back of there is to the toll plaza, and that's about a four mile backup right now. guys, thank you. >> gloria. angry farmers in paris are using their tractors

to block highways to the capital to pressure the government to protect their industry. they say the ukraine war has negatively affected their work. farmers are demanding that producing food be more lucrative, fair and just easier. protesters are using their tractors to force cars onto smaller roads. they say the protests could last for days. the french government says an announcement today will include additional support for families. >> about 130 poisonous dart frogs were seized by police at an airport in colombia. they inm canisters by a brazilian citizen traveling to sao paulo. so here they are up close. authorities say the frogs were dehydrate and stressed when they were recovered in bogota for fines for having poisonous dart frogs can reach upwards of $14,000. and at yellowstone national park are used to the snow walking on ice. that's a little trickier. a bison spotted slipping and sliding across a frozen creek next to an entrance to yellowstone in montana. oh

that's embarrassing. >> oh, don't look, don't look at him. >> cre t bison following its herd before, you know it's losing its footing. and who who hasn't done this? >> it's a little slide. >> once one person who wrote about this said, well played, sir. it is a good recovery. >> it is. >> this one didn't even notice. so did it happen? >> it didn't notice or it didn't care for it said buster is always slipping and sliding. >> don't even pay any attention. just want to watch it one more time. >> boom boom, boom boom boom and bow. and no one saw it and then all is well. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today. you can watch all our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and you can start streaming today. >> as we head to break a live look outside. we'll be right back. >> this is abc 724 seven. in san

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case of retired police officer kevin. he was guarding a tv news crew in 2021 where he when he was shot during an attempted robbery. one of the suspects was just arrested earlier this month in missouri. two others are also facing charges. number two is breaking news. >> u-p-s has just announced it's laying off 12,000 move will save the company $1 billion. >> number three, elon musk claims his start up, neuralink has implanted a brain chip in its first human patient. he made that announcement on x, saying.

>> number four, the second snow survey of the season is today i. we expect the reading will be below average, but still higher than the first survey round, which found the snowpack was only at 25% of normal and number five, we have a dry but mostly cloudy day. >> we'll hang on to some of the mild air, not expecting records today, but will be above average in the 60s and low 70s. but it turns stormy tomorrow evening. level three on the abc seven storm impact scale. a strong storm will bring rain heavy at times, strong gusty winds. so we are anticipating we will find flooding and also wind damage as we go throughout the day. for that fact, a flood watch has been issued for the entire region, meaning everybody is fair game for flooding. once that heavy rain starts falling, it will immediately become runoff into our roads. our streams and our creeks. we could also see some shallow landslides as well. the winds will also be an issue. a wind advisory in

effect for most of us, meaning winds up to 45mph, are possible in the santa cruz mountains. it's a high wind warning where winds. could go up to 60mph. that will likely bring trees down and will likely hear of some power outages as we go throughout the storm and number six, if you take bart, the trains are not stopping right now. >> right now at the glen park station. that's because of some police activity, so we'll keep updating you on that throughout the morning. >> number seven starbucks drinks are now available at all the stores across the country. they are infused with olive oil. the chain says the olive oil creates a velvety smooth, lush coffee for an elevated experience. you know what the branding the words are being used. i don't know, you know what? >> i heard there were complaints about drinks with olive oil at starbucks that it was giving some people some digest issues. so that's that's another story that i read. so we need to look

into that. >> to really get things going. >> regularity is a good thing. hope your day is a lot of flow. >> i don't know good morning america for our viewers in the west. new details on the deadly attack on u.s. service members in the middle east. the troops killed in the attack identified, as we learn how the drone packed with explosives made it through u.s. defense, while president biden weighs his options to retaliate. under cover hospital raid. the video showing israeli special forces disguised as medical staff taking down a member of hamas and two others. this with new details about the negotiations that could free more hostages.