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union, address the main takeaways and the reaction from both sides, and another blow to downtown. >> two more stores say they're set to leave san francisco's union square. >> good morning. welcome to friday. it's march 8th. we want to start with a look at our forecast. >> drew. >> it's always nice when i get good news to deliver. it's going to be nice out there today. outside right now it is chilly. we have temperatures in the 30s and a lot of our coldest cities right now. you will need that jacket first thing, but we are in store for sunshine. here's why. live doppler seven along with satellite. not a thing to see across california. and that means we're on our way to sunshine today. here's a live look from our tam cam. starting to see some of those hues of that sun getting up here with that clear sky. enjoy the sunshine today. get out there. it's a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. going to the 60s if not near 70 degrees, and our warmest spots inland later on today. over the weekend though, showers do return to the forecast. we'll show you that coming up in about six minutes. let's check in with gloria, see how that is going today. >> good morning. well, we have an update for you on that crash

in rodeo that we've been tracking this morning. it has cleared this was over on westbound 80 before willow avenue. this was a solo car crash. and although all lanes are back open, it's still a little bit slow in that area. so hopefully it'll move back to normal pretty soon. here and we're getting a live look outside at our san mateo-hayward bridge camera. and right now traffic is flowing nicely here. a little bit lighter on this friday. amanda. all right. >> thanks, gloria. this morning the faa is investigating another scary incident during a flight, a tire fell off the landing gear of a united airlines plane taking off from sfo. we'll show you from the air the plane took off from runway two eight. right, or 28 hour yesterday. and as it gained altitude, the tire fell off over the employee parking lot, hitting several cars before bouncing into the neighboring hertz rental car lot. no one was hurt, but the tires can weigh up to 265 pounds. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is here with a look at the damage and reaction from witnesses. ryan.

>> yeah, amanda. good morning. you can see the moment that wheel fell off the plane just as it was lifting off the runway and the damage it left to those cars nearby. this was a boeing 777 jet taking off around 1130, heading for osaka. now, one passenger says he could see. he could tell something was wrong because their map showed the plane turning around the people on board, telling us that this was something they had not seen before. >> everything was normal. uh- on time, departure uh- everything was. the flight was was good, like takeoff and everything like we didn't realize it. so we're about a half hour in and the captain came over and said, there was an issue during takeoff there, checking with the ground to kind of find out more about what the situation was. so then about ten minutes after that, he let us know that we lost a wheel, lost a wheel on takeoff. >> i can't imagine getting a message like that from your captain. definitely not something you see every day. the plane was rerouted to lax where it landed safely. now, back at

sfo, the tire that fell off smashed some cars after it took off. took out a fence at the employee parking lot in between the hertz rental car lot. united airlines saying in a statement. we will work with customers as well as the owners of the damaged vehicles in sfo to ensure their needs are addressed. now, how did that tire fall off the plane that is under investigation from the faa ? ryan curry, abc seven news. >> guys, ryan, thank you. as we watch crews roll off with the wheel of the plane, we wondered how common this site actually is. abc news aviation analyst john nance says incidents like this are rare. thank goodness. he explained the situation in our 3:00 pm program getting answers, six tires on each side on the main struts of this triple seven boeing 777, and there are times when mechanically something in the interface of the tire and the strut uh- interact and it either overheated or something was wrong and broke off. >> but, again, it's a very unusual situation, nance says.

>> the loss of a single tire will not have any impact on the ability for the plane to land, and they are able to drop fuel to lighten the aircraft's balance. but, nance adds, pilots will focus even harder to create as soft a landing as possible. we brought you this as a breaking news update while the story was developing. you can stay on top of the news where you live with the abc seven news bay area app, and be sure to turn on notifications. >> president biden has made a case for a second time, framing the race as a fight for democracy. last night, he spoke to a crowded chamber at the us capitol to deliver his state of the union address. the president started by addressing the war in ukraine with a message aimed directly at russian president vladimir putin. >> my message is that president putin, who i've known for a long time, is simple. we will not walk away >> president biden's speech went on to address abortion and reproductive rights. the economy, student loan debt and

taxes. but when the topic turned to immigration and border security, the chamber got feisty. lincoln in november, my team began serious negotiations with a bipartisan group of senators. >> the result was a bipartisan bill with the toughest set of border security reforms we've ever seen. well, you don't think so? oh, you don't like that, bill, that conservatives got together and said it was a good bill. i'll be. darn. that's amazing. >> the president went off script when talking about lake and riley two weeks ago. the 22 year old georgia nursing student was allegedly murdered by a venezuelan migrant who officials say was illegally in the u.s. while discussing it, the president called her killer an illegal rather than undocumented . add. >> lincoln lincoln riley, an innocent young woman who was killed by an illegal. that's

right. but how many of the thousands of people being killed by illegals to her parents, i say my heart goes out to you. having lost children myself, i understand. >> many democrats criticizing the president for using the word illegal though. speaker emerita nancy pelosi defended it throughout the evening. president biden brought up donald trump, but rarely by name. he often referred to him as, quote, my predecessor, former president trump, apparently was watching the state of the union address. he was busy posting his responses live on his truth social platform to be expected. just about all of them critical of president biden. >> alabama senator katie britt delivered the republican response to president biden's state of the union. britt was critical of the president's leadership and hit on some familiar issues like the border and immigration. >> president biden inherited the most secure border of all time. but minutes after taking office,

he suspended all deportations. he halted construction of the border wall and he announced a plan to give amnesty to millions. we know that president biden didn't just create this border crisis. he invited it with 94 executive actions in his first 100 days. president biden's border policies are a disgrace. this crisis is despicable, and the truth is, it is almost entirely preventable. >> britt is the youngest woman in the senate. it's also the third consecutive year republicans chose a woman to respond to the president's state of the union address. there was a little bit of history last night because for the first time, the state of the union was live streamed on instagram. it was through president biden's potus account, which has around 19 million followers. we do have

more on the state of the union on our website, along with video clips from president biden's speech. it's all at abc seven news.com. >> still to come, parents, uc berkeley students and community members taking safety concerns into their own hands. the group they've formed to protect each other. >> then a lost skier gets stranded at palisades tahoe. the technology that helped lead to their rescue. >> time now approaching 609. we have a gorgeous day today. sunny, warm temperatures in the 60s, but showers are back this weekend. we'll take a

the last skier waving ski poles in the air, trying to get the attention of deputies in a helicopter. this happened at palisades tahoe. the placer

county sheriff's office says the lost skier used their limited phone reception to contact authorities. authorities say the rescue took under an hour because of its reliable aerial resources. drew that is a pretty incredible. >> let's go outside exploratorium camera. we've got a light chop on the bay waters this morning, but nothing but clear skies out there from this vantage point for the morning commute. no issues. a little chilly out there. that sun gets up here at 631, about 20 minutes, and you can see that sun warming us up nicely by noon. we're already into the low 60s, so today, even warmer than yesterday. get out, enjoy the beautiful weather mid to upper 60s for our daytime. high 65 in oakland, 62 in the city, 68 in san jose, about 65. that high in napa tomorrow though showers back in the forecast a level one for saturday morning. the best chance of those showers in the north bay. but sunday i think more of us have a better chance of seeing that rain. we'll go hour by hour in future weather. show you the entire weekend.

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confirming america's latest effort to deliver humanitarian aid to gaza. that mission comes as hope fades for a cease fire during ramadan. gloria is at the live desk with how it will work. gloria. >> good morning. amanda. president biden says the u.s. military will construct a temporary shipping port off the gaza coast, opening a corridor between cyprus and gaza city. the so-called trident pier, similar to the one seen right here, will allow the u.n. to deliver food, water, medicine and temporary shelter to

palestinians trapped in the war torn area. recent attempts to deliver aid have been hindered by road closures and fighting. the operation will not require american troops on the ground. >> israel must do its part. israel must allow more aid into gaza to ensure humanitarian workers aren't caught in the crossfire. humanitarian assistance cannot be a secondary consideration or a bargaining chip. protecting and saving innocent lives has to be a priority. >> protesters tried to block biden's motorcade ahead of his address. they're calling for it as his administration to stop military funding for israel. the muslim holy month starts in two days and negotiations are once again stalled. the u.s. says it hopes to help negotiate a six week ceasefire deal during ramadan. amanda. >> thanks, gloria. and in the east bay, a new group is going around berkeley with the mission to protect cal students on

campus. parents and community members hired their own private security group called safe bears. it consists of six safety ambassadors who wear bright yellow jackets and walk around or bike from 6:30 p.m. to 3 a.m. every day. some students we spoke with say they appreciate the added safety that would make me feel better as a student, just like having something there, because as of now, like we don't even have anything. >> so that would be like a great like step forward. >> safe bears will not be on campus, instead on public roads and sidewalks around the university where students live and study the safety ambassadors have undergone criminal background checks and will not carry defensive gear like batons or handcuffs. the pilot program will run until the end of the month. >> more hits now to downtown san francisco. the north face, which actually got its start in san francisco's north beach neighborhood in 1964, is closing its store in union square later this month, and the chronicle reports that zara is closing its union square store on post street, although it will keep its downtown location at the

mall. the announcements come just a week after macy's confirmed the closing of its flagship store in union square. since the start of 2023, more than three dozen downtown san francisco retailers have either closed or announced plans to close. a new study out of ucsf finds covid vaccines are safe for pregnant women and babies. researchers say the landmark study contradicts mrna information about brain development and conditions like autism and children. 34% of pregnant moms were vaccinated in the first trimester, about 45% in the second trimester, and nearly 21% in the third trimester. researchers tracked them during their pregnancies and for 18 months after giving birth, and they found in utero exposure to the vaccine caused no abnormal delays. >> now to an all female flight crew taking off on a first of its kind trip out of newark, this is a story that we love, but it's also perfect for women's history month. the united flight left from newark airport yesterday headed to sarasota, florida for the all

female crew included pilots, flight attendants and gate agents. according to the faa, fewer than 10% of all licensed pilots are women. that stat is something this all female crew hopes to change. who run the world? >> totally. who run the 757? my gosh. >> it's fun when they have, like, families, like a mother daughter pilot team, father son. i love that stuff. >> i met the longest serving delta flight attendant. >> oh, wow. so is she or he number one on the seniority? >> yeah. >> so that's why she does a south africa trip from atlanta to south africa. and then she can be off for, you know, like the rest of the month. >> oh, nice. >> because it's such a long flight. but like i was talking to one of the younger flight attendants and she said, we happen to have the longest delta flight attendant ever. that's

cool. and she walked over and he met her and i got to talk to her. she was really cool. >> when did she begin? >> she's been i'm trying to remember when she began, but she's been a flight attendant for 60 years. wow >> oh my goodness. >> so she started she was a young woman, obviously, right? >> yeah. >> she must have been, you know, she must have been 20. yeah. something like that. yeah and she's still doing it. she was working that first class. >> yeah. so you should have, you should have seen it back then. they were smoking. they were like. >> and just i was not in first class just. >> so we're just like clear. wow. bougie back. she didn't go through. she was like, did you want to meet me? she had across several curtains. she couldn't open the curtain. >> i'm signing autographs right there. >> yeah. >> oh, man. outside this morning. here's a tam. cam is looking beautiful. you can see on the western side of san francisco. we have a little bit of fog out there, but we are seeing clear skies across the majority of the region. temperatures right now, underneath those clear skies,

we're still dropping numbers down to 36 in danville, 37 in santa rosa. this is about the lowest we'll go this morning. that sun is going to be up here in about ten minutes. and then we start to warm up the day looking at the forecast. it's a nice looking day planner. we have nothing but sunshine, a warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. even this evening. any friday night plans? you're good to go. we have clear skies today. we'll have temperatures very comfortable into the 60s everywhere, if not close to 70. in some of our warmest cities. tonight though, after midnight, clouds will roll back in here ahead of our showers coming this way this weekend. a level one both saturday and sunday. now, saturday in the morning. the best chance in the north bay outside of the north bay. tomorrow i think we stay dry. we'll get a bit of sunshine to finish out the day. then on sunday we see a better chance of finding widespread showers. as we head into the afternoon and into the evening. this front is going to cross through here. rainfall totals not super high by any means. we'll likely see less than a half of an inch for most of us in the north bay. a

couple of spots could pick up a little bit more than an inch of rain. here's the accuweather seven day forecast sunshine today. morning showers tomorrow. wet and breezy here sunday afternoon and sunday evening. our clocks go forward one hour as daylight saving time begins. our next chance of wet weather is on tuesday. gloria. >> well, our traffic is nice and light on this friday. we're getting a live look outside right here at our bay bridge toll plaza camera, and you can see it's not too busy there. approaching the toll plaza. the metering lights are on right now . and a look at your mass transit for this morning. ace train one does have a ten minute delay right now. bart and caltrain though, are on time, guys. gloria >> thank you. good morning. america is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc seven. >> sam champion has a look at what's ahead. >> hey, reggie. hey, amanda. it's nice to see you both on a friday. say no more coming up on gma. president biden kicking off the general election with his state of the union addressing immigration, abortion, putin and so much more. we will have the very latest this morning. also, the battle over tiktok, how the company is fighting back as

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nightmarish trip from sfo when a plane tire flew off the jet and onto parked cars below one local congressman saying the aviation industry needs to take more steps to protect passengers and tiktok on the clock. >> the house trying to potentially ban the popular social media app. how users are urging others to speak out about it, then up close and personal, some divers go for a swim and they're greeted by this a whale shark. >> no thank you, they're totally harmless, but they're just really big. they're massive. yeah. >> good morning everyone. it is march 8th of friday. >> feeling good? >> we made it. amanda >> it's gonna be nice. >> so nice. get out there. please enjoy today because we have some changes over the weekend. live. look, here's the tam cam looking lovely from this vantage point. temperatures though underneath these clear skies, it does allow us to get pretty chilly right now. you can see from livermore to danville up into the north bay, sonoma, cloverdale. we're in the 30s, some 40s around the bay shoreline right now. this is pretty from our exploratorium

camera. we will find sunshine, bright skies today. high pressure is in control. so this afternoon it's warmer than yesterday. our warmest areas close to 70 today, but showers back in the forecast over the weekend will detail that in nine minutes. let's check in with gloria. see how that commutes going. hi there. >> good morning. well, why don't we start with your drive times for this morning. it is a friday, so traffic is lighter, but it's still a little slow this morning. going from tracy to dublin, it will take you about 36 minutes right now. and looking live at our walnut creek camera on 680. right now traffic is flowing nicely here. no major delays in this area. reggie aqui thanks, gloria. >> this morning we're hearing from witnesses and passengers after a tire fell off a plane during takeoff at sfo. no one was hurt in this incident. take a look at this. the tire is 265 pounds. we're going to highlight it for you here. this video was shared with us by cali planes. you see it? there it goes. that tire fell. it bounced. and then it smashed into cars at an airport parking lot. abc seven news reporter ryan curry is here

with a look at the damage and what united has to say. ryan? >> yeah, reggie. good morning. we just saw that scary moment when that tire fell off the plane. and this is the damage it caused on the ground again. luckily no one was hurt. really remarkable. this all happened just moments after the boeing 777 lifted off the ground runway 28 r 28, right at around 1130 yesterday morning. one passenger says he knew something was wrong because their map on board showed the plane turning around on the ground. a witness saw the tire fall and says it hit the ground, bounced and then bounced again, spinning at a rapid speed, spinning, and it bounced in the staff parking lot and it bounced onto a car at a small white compact car. >> and i thought that it was just going to crush that car and stay there, but it actually bounced again on really high tires still spinning, and then it landed on a red tesla and completely totaled and crushed the red tesla. >> when they made the announcement, it was, kind of like, did we just hear that?

like we're missing a wheel, so just kind of looking around and just trying to more anxious to find out more information what was going to happen. and then obviously, when you are missing a wheel, just landing diverted to lax where it landed safely, thank goodness. >> but passengers say they were anxious, rightfully so. united airlines said in a statement. we will work with customers as well, with the owners of the damaged vehicles in sfo to ensure their needs are addressed. aviation experts say these planes are designed to be able to land with damaged or missing tires. ryan curry, abc seven news guys. >> thanks, ryan. despite some pretty scary recent high profile incidents, the numbers still show that flying is by far the safest form of transportation plane crashes are extremely rare. mit research shows about 40% of airline passengers have experienced fear at one time or another while flying. however, you are about 265 times more likely to be involved in a fatal

crash driving to the airport than one in mid-flight, the research shows. a person is far more likely to die from poisoning, die on the job, or even die by electrocution. >> so good luck out there. >> that's the end of speaking about dying this morning. >> good luck out there, everyone . we spoke with east bay congress member mark desaulnier after the incident yesterday. he serves on an aviation subcommittee in the house and said this proves there is much more work to be done to keep passengers safe. >> there's pressure on the industry and they're cutting corners. in my view, whether it's maintenance, whether it's production, whether it's overworking the pilots and uh- air traffic controllers. so we're we're pushing back hard here in congress and myself on the committee saying this isn't acceptable. you're you're your risk to the flying public is not acceptable. >> the congressman says the committee is working on the faa reauthorization right now, and is making sure the agency will respond to some of these

problems. >> now to the state of the union address, president biden, trying to make his case for a second time while attempting to alleviate concerns about his age. >> abc news reporter ejiochi is in washington with the highlights and reaction from both sides. >> reporter good morning, reggie and amanda, president biden was given his biggest platform yet ahead of november's election, and he used it to unveil his plan to take on some of the biggest issues at home and abroad. >> mr. speaker, the president of the united states. >> president biden, wasting no time beginning his state of the union speech by discussing the fight for democracy and going after donald trump, yet never mentioning him by name. >> my predecessor and some of you here seek to bury the truth about january 6th. i will not do that. you can't love your country only when you win. >> the fiery and at times combative speech highlighting a wide range of issues beginning most notably with women's reproductive rights. biden delivering a message to

republicans and the supreme court justices in attendance. >> my god, what freedom else would you take away? clearly those bragging about overturning roe v wade have no clue about the power of women. >> the president scolding republicans for not passing his bipartisan border security bill. >> this bill would save lives and bring order to the border. >> biden, also touting his record on the economy. >> 15 million new jobs in just three years. unemployment at year lows. wages keep going up. inflation keeps coming down. >> and announcing an emergency military mission to build a port in gaza, delivering food, water, medicine and shelter. >> the leadership of israel. i say this humanitarian assistance cannot be a secondary consideration or a bargaining chip. protecting and saving innocent lives has to be a priority. >> biden saying despite the many

issues the country faces, he remains optimistic. after the speech, republicans painting a different outlook. >> the country we know and love seems to be slipping away, and it feels like the next generation will have fewer opportunity and less freedoms than we did. >> biden did talk about his biggest vulnerability, his age, saying the issue facing our nation isn't how old we are, it's how old our ideas are. reggie, amanda, all right. >> and we talked with abc seven news insider phil matier after the speech. he called this one of the most political state of the union addresses he has ever heard. >> the content was appeared to be something that you would hear, possibly from a candidate at a convention kicking off the campaign. and that's what i think we saw tonight. he these are the issues he wants to run on immigration reform by his package that the republicans haven't passed women's rights, which is going to be on the ballot on key states, pharmacy, big pharma, reducing things for

the middle class, things for the working class and for what lies ahead for the president. >> after his address, phil says he may have delivered with this speech, but still has a lot of work to do. >> it is a tough road for incumbents right now, whether you're mayor of san francisco or president of the united states, it is a tough time. people do not feel good about what's going on around them and how they're being hit economically. and you can say that you've created jobs and done all of those things. he is yet to connect, and he has to connect with democrats first and then move from there. and this was the first step in that, yes, he was powerful. at least his lungs were. he stayed on script next week. something else could happen. a speech is a speech only as good as it goes on. >> we are less than eight months away from the general election in san francisco. >> mayor london breed says the city is on the upswing, touting her election day wins during her annual state of the city address yesterday, one of her wins is measure e, a proposition that she put on the ballot.

>> we will be installing new public safety cameras in high crime areas, deploying drones for auto theft, car break ins and other crimes. san francisco is not wearing the shackles of your negativity any longer. >> the mayor also announced a goal to bring 30,000 new residents downtown by 2030. you can read much more about her policy plans for the city. it's on the front page of our website, abc7 news.com. a south bay man accused of a series of burglaries at churches and temples is being held on $1 million bail. 33 year old jaime gutierrez flores is accused of being part of a crew that burglarized this hindu temple in sunnyvale at least three times. authorities say they got away with thousands of dollars in collection money from this temple. they also say he targeted donations at a milpitas temple and churches in santa clara and san jose. >> now to the outrage in uvalde, texas, an independent report finds officers did not violate policy when 19 students and two

teachers were killed in a shooting at robb elementary. gloria is at the live desk with the reaction to the city council's report. >> gloria, good morning, amanda, retired detective jesse prado conducted the independent report. he detailed multiple failures by law enforcement at a city council meeting, but he said that officers did not violate policy and there's no evidence of serious acts of misconduct. he did say the acting chief of police should be exonerated. mariano pargas resigned weeks after the 2022 shooting. two council members said that they did not agree or accept his report, calling them insulting victims families cried as the city council read that report. >> how dare you? >> how dare you? you were paid by them. >> this child survived. this child was shot and he sat in there for 77 minutes. >> video shows when the officers

entered the school, they encountered gunfire and retreated and they waited 77 minutes before breaching the door. a report by the department of justice found massive failures by law enforcement. in january, a criminal investigation by uvalde's da is still open. amanda reggie. such an emotional meeting. >> gloria. thank you. still to come a rough night for the warriors. why? they may have lost more than just the game against the bulls. >> and you are looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. it looks like we're up about 31 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. >> then if you're tired of p-g-and-e's hikes you're not going to like this. another utility bill increase that just got approved. and then at seven abc seven at seven is going to the oscars. we are live from hollywood with everything you need to know about the big show this weekend. you can download our app now to stream with us at seven. >> that's very cool. look at this. this is our tam cam. that sun is up here. it is going to just be a beautiful day this morning. it is chilly. we have

temperatures on 30s and 40s but we'll rebound very nicely later on today. live doppler seven along with satellite. nothing to see here. high pressure in control. and that squashes any chance for storms to develop. so the morning forecast showing you nothing but sunshine. the only problem you have driving is just bad sun glare out there. we'll have temperatures rising through the 50s into the low 60s by 11 a.m. beautiful. from the exploratorium camera. get used to this sunshine. it's with us all day long. it's a nice warm afternoon today. we'll get those temperatures into the 60s, near 70, and some of our warmest spots later on today, like san jose, 68, 62, in the city, 65, in oakland, the same in napa. now over the weekend, showers are back in the forecast. so get out and enjoy the sunshine today. it is a level one tomorrow morning. the best chance in the north bay. but sunday evening i think we all have a chance of seeing rain. we'll go hour by hour in

he rolled his ankle against the bulls in the fourth quarter last night at chase center, and had to leave the game. after the game, he was spotted with his leg in a bucket of ice. draymond green said curry was in good spirits, but said it's unclear how serious the injury is. the warriors ended up losing the game. they are in ninth place in the western conference. their game is tomorrow, another one against the spurs at chase center. >> installation is finally underway on the controversial public restroom in san francisco's noe valley. four years after it was proposed. remember, this is the one that is the million dollar toilet cruise offloaded it yesterday, the final step of a process that was originally costing $1.7 million. the city ended up backing away because it got such bad publicity. then an out of state vendor came in and donated this prefabricated modular restroom. in any case, the toilets should be ready to use by the end of the month. >> you sound enthused. >> i hope it's i hope it's

great. >> the trial for a los gatos mom accused of throwing drunken parties for her underage son may not begin until next year. >> shannon o'connor received a new lawyer after she was unable to pay her original lawyer, pushing her trial back further. according to our media partners at the mercury news, a judge scheduled a june fifth hearing to set a trial date. o'connor was arrested in 2021 for reportedly organizing parties for her son and his friends, where some teens were sexually assaulted. she faces several charges, including child endangerment, sexual assault and giving alcohol to minors. >> a flood of tiktok users are using their phones in a different way. it's an effort to make sure the app doesn't get banned. >> here in the us, we have ten democrats and ten republicans to introduce a bill that would prohibit tiktok from operating in the united states. >> house lawmakers announced the bill. the legislation easily made it out of the house energy and commerce committee on oppose tiktok sent out pop up messages urging people to speak up to

prevent a shutdown, and users certainly responded. they flooded congressional offices with phone calls, pressure campaign that tiktok put in place today, where they forced a pop up on the app and also told a lie that we were we were forcing an outright ban, which this bill is not, proves the danger. >> they sort of prove the entire point. >> well, the bill does call for the chinese company bytedance to divest tiktok and other applications it controls within 180 days. and if they don't, those apps will be prohibited. >> in the us, your utility bill is about to go up. the california public utilities commission approved another p-g-and-e's rate hike that's on top of the increase that began january 1st. the cpuc approved the hike after public comment, but had no public discussion before a vote. critics are questioning the decision since the utilities profits jumped 25% last year. >> it doesn't make any sense for p-g-and-e's to keep crying poor

when the fact is they are more profitable than they've ever been, p-g-and-e's said. >> this decision authorizes a temporary rate change to start recouping a portion of the money that was spent for wildfire mitigation and delivering key safety, compliance and modernization investments for our energy system. >> now for your morning money report. the february jobs report is out showing a larger than expected gain for the labor market. according to the bureau of labor statistics. the u.s. economy added 275,000 jobs last month. the unemployment rate climbed from the month before, going from 3.7% to 3.9, federal reserve chair jerome powell has told congress he believes the central bank will dial back interest rates this year. and now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange on this friday morning. we are in positive territory, up 133 points. >> australia's great barrier

reef is suffering a mass bleaching event. the reef's marine park authority says it's because of soaring ocean temperatures caused by the global climate crisis. this is the seventh mass bleaching event to hit the site in eight years. bleaching happens when stressed coral ejects algae from within its tissue, depriving it of a food source. if the water temperature remains higher than normal for too long, coral can starve and die. >> stunning video shows the moment a husband and wife got really close to a whale shark. this is off the coast of new zealand. the couple the couple captured the underwater encounter during their recent trip. experts say the whale shark is considered the largest fish in the sea. they are huge and harmless, the couple says. they are keeping an eye out for manta rays, and that's when the whale shark made its appearance. wow. i would love to see it. >> yeah, that is cool. i like to see videos of it. i've seen it from a great distance. >> they have them at the georgia aquarium, so i've seen them there. oh wow. and that's

incredible. majestic. >> i'm sure. >> yeah. would you swim with them though? yeah, yeah. totally cool. all right. >> right on there. nice. >> okay. that's you know, personally that's nice. yeah, yeah. >> oh, she's a real sweetie. >> you see those teeth, though? i don't know, i don't think that the whale shark has, like, major teeth. oh, really? i thought they still had. okay, i guess i don't know enough about whale sharks, but. >> yeah, i didn't get that close. i don't know, i just trust what they say. >> yeah, i'll look it up. all right, well, why don't we talk about traffic right now? we're going to go live outside to our bay bridge toll plaza camera. and you can see it is a little busy right there. metering lights are on, but it's nothing compared to what we usually see this time of the morning. of course, friday, lighter traffic and we have a live look outside right now from our san rafael camera. no delays here. you will drive through here very smoothly. today we're going to get to your tahoe report in just a minute. but first let's go to drew. hi, drew. hey. >> good morning. okay. we'll go

to santa cruz. what a lovely morning we have here along the coast. you can see just one person taking a nice stroll this morning. we'll look at temperatures because it is chilly out there. we have numbers in the 30s and in the 40s right now, but we are going to recover very nicely later today. get out there. enjoy this day because we have some changes coming our way for the weekend. that does include some showers statewide, traveling maybe to southern california, 60s and 70s there. south lake tahoe looking very nice. sunny skies and a temperature of 41 degrees. back here at home friday night. plans. you are good to go. we'll have sunshine through 6 p.m. and then at night we'll have clear skies and those temperatures dipping into the 50s. future weather showing you a level one light system tomorrow morning. best chance of showers to kick off the weekend in the north bay by the afternoon tomorrow we'll see those clouds break down for sunshine to finish out the day. and then as we head towards sunday, we'll watch another front move through here. and this front has a better chance of bringing widespread showers to the entire region. that's

also a level one rainfall totals over the weekend, less than a half of an inch in most areas. both saturday and sunday. but do not forget we spring forward. daylight saving time begins early sunday morning. those clocks go forward one hour. also a great idea to change the batteries in both your smoke detectors and your carbon monoxide detectors. here's a look at the accuweather seven day forecast. next seven days for you. sunny today. showers over the weekend. mostly cloudy. monday. another round of wet weather tuesday morning before we dry out and brighten up gloria. >> all right, well, it's time for your toyota tahoe report. if you're hdingo tahoe, this weekend, you will not be needing those chains. and we have drive times for u from the city. so if you're going to palisades tahoe. three hours, 22 minutes, north star, california, you're looking at three hours, 19 minute heavenly, three hours and 25 minutes. and if u're going to sugar bowl resort, it will take you three hours and one minute from the cy. sierra mites, and kirkwood threeur

hours and 42 minutes. so have a great time at tahoe if you're going, guys. >> all right. thanks, gloria. happening tonight, the chinatown night market returns to san francisco. so you might remember this event happened right before the apec summit last year. it was so successful, organizers decided to make it a monthly event. it will now take place on the second friday of every month through november. you can expect local vendors, performances and music on grand avenue between sacramento and jackson streets. mayor london breed is also expected to be there. on to the oscars and the countdown to hollywood's biggest night. >> jimmy kimmel is coming back to host for the fourth time just two days from now. i had a chance to talk to him this week as he prepares for the show, so my question to you is, as you're preparing this, i'm sure you know where everyone is in the audience and memorize that. which celebrity are you most afraid of? >> oh wow, that's a good question. who am i most afraid of? well, i have to say, de

niro. i m mean, he'e's killed at of people in the movies, right? i mean, he also, you know, not only is he he's in his 80s, which gives people that kind of, you know, the ability to do anything that they want, he's in really good shape, too. so he's probably, if i had to fear one person, i think it would be him. you know, i think that makes sense. >> you can watch all the drama unfold at the 96th annual oscars, hosted by jimmy kimmel. coverage runs all day sunday leading up to the awards. it does start an hour earlier than usual, so make sure you are ready to go at 4 p.m. right here on abc seven, because you don't want to miss jimmy's monologue. our live coverage kicks off with abc seven news reporter luz pena. she will be live on the red carpet this afternoon on abc seven, and throughout the weekend leading up to the show on sunday. >> that'll be so fun. >> i asked jimmy, you know, when he decided to do the show, and he said he was asked really early on, didn't decide to do it until he watched barbie in the theater and realized, oh, this

is a really good movie. it's going to be nominated and people are actually seeing it. he only likes to do the show when people have seen the movies and when people are going to the movies, i'm sure. >> right. and when the ratings are up, you don't want to host it when the ratings are down. >> oh, absolutely. >> fourth time for him. >> he's no dummy. >> up next is seven things you need to know today. >> you can watch all of our newscasts live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app that's on apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku.

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it out after a tire fell off a plane during takeoff at sfo. the massive tire crushed several cars in the parking lot below. the united airlines flight was heading to japan. it was diverted to lax and incredibly, no one was hurt. >> number two breaking news a united airlines flight made an emergency landing at houston in

houston at bush intercontinental airport just a few minutes ago. you can see the left wing looks like it is touching the ground. few details have been released at this point, and we will have more as soon as it comes in. >> number three, the cpuc has unanimously approved a new rate hike for pg and e customers. it will amount to about $3.65 per month for an average electric customer. p-g-and-e's says they need the money to cover wildfire mitigation projects. >> number four, we're losing an hour of sleep this weekend. it is time to spring forward, so remember, your clocks will automatically jump ahead. or in the case of drew's microwave, you have to reset it. >> that one. and the stove. good morning everybody. a live look from our mount tam cam. it is okay. bye. >> oh, okay. i guess it's my turn. but you're right. i always have to change the stove in the microwave. all right, number six, bay bridge toll plaza right now. it's not too busy out there. the metering lights are on, but traffic is lighter on this friday. >> number seven, we're counting

down to the oscars this sunday. now, just two days away, the excitement kicks off an hour early this year at 4 p.m. jimmy kimmel is hosting. you can watch it all right here on abc seven this sunday. >> i'm super excited. >> yes yes yes yes yes. >> jimmy is worried that we're going to miss his monologue. so you made that very clear in our interview. >> i don't think, you know, maybe we don't see it in the exact moment, but in this day and age, it lives. it will live. the youths will cut it up. >> well, i told him, i love, you know, the time that we get up in the morning, the time our viewers get up, i tell them i love an early show, so if it starts at four, i'm here for it. >> yeah, i'm happy about it because it's usually like 10:00. they're still going this way. we can catch it. >> oh yeah. yeah, it'll be great. and then it's over by like seven. you still go out and enjoy your day? >> absolutely. yeah. and you don't want to be late on that monologue though, because everyone's already tweeting about it, ruining everything for you. you can't laugh anymore. and it's like, yeah, should have caught it. live. >> you want to live it live.

>> you did say celebrities get mad at him, okay? and that's fine. >> no. >> yes, that's exactly that's exactly it. there are movies they make a lot of money and they wear fancy dresses. yeah, you can, you can get a little. you can get a little sting coming your way. >> that means you're successful. >> yeah. >> mad at you. >> you're doing something right. >> yeah. >> if they're not talking about you, they're not talking about you. >> and they should expect it if they're there. please. thank >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. president biden makes his case for a second term, saying the race is a fight for democracy. the president kicks off the general election with his state of the union. >> here's the simple truth. you can't love your country only when you win. >> firing a warning shot over trump's election lies, touting his record on the economy. >> turning setback into comeback. that's what america does.