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live where you live, this is "abc7 news." fire and smoke on a plane forced to evacuate. the passengers delayed for hours in orange county, are finally headed to san jose. in fact, they're in the air right now. >> for the latest on this developing news, right away let's get to our reporter. katie? >> reporter: that arrival time keeps getting pushed back, but the plane should be landing here in an hour, which makes it four hours late. the trouble started when the plane was pushing back from the gate. the ground crusade there was a fire in the black of the plane. and 139 passengers and five crew members all had to use the slides to get off the plane.

fire and rescue crews were waiting for them when they did. but the airport tweeted there were a few minor injuries, but nobody had to go to the hospital. one passenger posted her reaction and another talked to us via facetime. >> our flight was smoking. girl, my heart is like beating. >> the stewardess screamed, evacuate, evacuate. you could see the smoke coming out of the tail of the plane. >> reporter: there was a partial taxiway closure during the incident. but operations were back to normal around 8:30. the faa tells us tonight that the fire was in the auxiliary power unit, and it was extinguished by the fire suppression system. katie marzullo, "abc7 news."

a cal train trashed into a vehicle sparking a fire tonight at the cal train crossing at charleston road. everyone in the vehicle got out sa safely. the crash caused a traffic backup in the air and slowed train service. a move to silence the national anthem has sparked debate at an east bay school. the student leadership at california high pulled the star spangled banner from school rallies. >> the rallied started and i realized there was no national anthem. >> reporter: for dennis, the omission of the star spangled banner was unusual. he was told the student leadership removed the song due to what many consider to be racist lyrics in the unsung verses. the student body president noted the third verse, which in part says no refuge could save the

hire ling and slave. to think that our nation's anthem had the word slave leaves the speechless. but dennis has a different take. >> the importance of singing the national anthem to honor those who have sacrificed their lives. >> reporter: cal high has struggled with racial issues before. two years ago, racist graffiti was found on campus, including in the bathrooms. the parts we talked with say the national anthem is sacred. >> how can you start any event without the national anthem? >> they have to do the national anthem. this is respect for the country. >> reporter: as for the district, the spokesperson said it just learned about the student leadership's position, and is looking into it. lillian kim, "abc7 news." a few final words from a

dying woman helped sheriff's deputies catch two people suspected of killing her. a passing driving spotted the victim bleeding badly and crawling at about 2:00 this morning. deputies arrested a man and woman, both 19, in modesto, based on the information the victim provided before she died at the hospital. no word on a motive. tonight, san jose's police chief is trying to reassure members of a latino community concerned about immigration policy. >> really awful stories that you hear from some of these families. it's important for them to understand that the members of this police department are not the enemy. >> the chief said he received positive feedback from the community after speaking at the sacred heart of jesus parish on sunday. he said he will assure people that san jose police do not enforce federal immigration laws. in a move that civil rights groups say could endanger

transgender students, the education department will no longer investigate complaints from those students over the use of bathrooms matching their gender identity that's contrary to a mandate by the obama administration that directed public schools to allow students to use bathrooms that aleaned with their gender identity. president trump plans to spend $1.5 trillion to fix america's aging roads and infrastructure, but only a fraction of that money will come from the federal government. from thehe president's plan cal states, local governments and even private companies to invest in projects nationwide. president trump also intends to speed up the permitting process. president trump's proposal light put projects like california's high speed rail system at risk. right now, the state believes high speed rail will cost $64 billion. the president's budget leaves only $20 billion to spend

nationwide for major transit projects. if you are tired of junk mail, a california lawmaker would expand the do-not-call list to snail mail. here's kate larson with more. >> reporter: the one piece of mail san francisco resident chris crown bot today is junk. >>r we ve ihan our place because i get probably every week probably two or three credit card offers. i already have enough credit cards i don't need anymore. >> reporter: this is the unsolicited mail my family received today. in order to reduce this waste, a lawmaker wants to create a do not contact list. >> we need to ensure privacy to our residents in california, especially now with identity theft so rampant. >> reporter: he wants to give californians the power to opt out of unwanted mail and phone calls.

>> they will call your cell phone with a number very similar to your cell phone, so you think it's welcome call. and they're trying to sell you a timeshare. >> reporter: her family owns a p.o. box store and helps her customers opt out of junk mail through this website, directmail.com. >> the mail would be more enjoyable if it was things you wanted. >> reporter: the u.s. post office says it was cost them a lot of money and jeopardize jobs across an entire industry, everything from graphic artists to printing businesses. kate larson, "abc7 news." coming up, a suspected coacher's encounter with lions comes to a grisly end. and the royals are going green with a new proclamation, straight from the queen. >> it's our version of chocolates and flowers. >> cannabis is helping to spice up valentine's day. >> and soon, you may be able to track so-called lurkers on

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south african police believe a man killed by lions was a poacher. they found his remains next to a hunting rifle and ammunition. police are trying to identify him and are hopeful they can because of the lions leaving his

head. lions are often hunted in the region for traditional medicine and art in asia. the queen has decreed no more plastic. queen elizabeth has outlined a new plan to eliminate mrs. take cups and straws at all royal properties. even the public cafes attached will have to use compostable or biodegradable cups. love is in the air. and cannabis advocates are hoping it will mean money in their pockets. now that pot is legal, they are anticipating many people will ditch the flowers and chocolate for weed on valentine's day. and tonight's california cannabis report, jessica castro shows you what pot enthusiasts say will spice up your love life. >> reporter: the candles are it will, the music is playing. love is in the air. and cannabis retailers are

expecting the rush on pot this valentine's day. >> people are excited about it, because it's brand new. we get a lot of questions about what can i do for valentine's day and cannabis. >> reporter: at the apothecarium in san franciso's marina district, they're offering traditional gifts with a twist. >> it's our version of chocolates and roses, but our spain is our cannabis flowers and infused chocolate. >> reporter: a standford study found people who reported daily use of cannabis had about 20% more sex than people who have never used pot. scientists believe one of the reason, cannabis triggers the release of dopamine, which plays a role in pain and pleasure. >> you can feel the sensitivity of being touched more, the sex drive is amplified. so it's a win-win for everybody. >> reporter: amanda

started this company for women. >> the joyful thing is that men love it, too. particularly sensuality, because it takes two to tango. >> reporter: if a hot beverage is not your cup of tea, elizabeth says she might have something for you. >> cannabis is a beautiful gift for valentine's day, because it's a heart opener. >> reporter: mia is behind alm edibles. they teamed one the abc daytime host whoop i goldberg to create a line to help women be more comfortable during their menstrual cycles. most of their products are available for less than $40. it includes cannabis infused oil, soaps and bath rubs. a few drops from

>> you can add the tincture. some people like a little, some a lot. >> reporter: beginners should start with a low dose of thc, five to ten milligrams, wait an hour and see how you feel before you do more. no surprises, don't give your valentine cannabis without telling them. your partner may not be as enthusiastic as you are. >> you can still learn when someone screen shots your instagram story. >> instagram tested a new feature that lets users know who took a screen shot of their post. >> it works on instagram stories which lets users post videos and stories. some users, though, aren't too happy about the feature since they can no longer anonymously screen shot stories. barack and michelle obama reemerged in washington today, not for politics but posterity. their official portraits were

unveiled at smithsonian's national portrait gallery. the former president says he tried to negotiate less gray hair in the rendering. >> his speech was funny afterwards. >> it was. getting to the weather now, we are looking at more sunshine and the temperatures are at least cooler than last week. >> still waiting for some rain. meteorologist sandhya patel is here with the forecast. >> at least it felt like winter today for a change. temperatures came down to at average or just below. i do want to show you the sunset tonight. it was just a stunning sunset as we saw a few clouds pass through the bay area when the sun went down. but at least it's starting to feel like winter. live doppler 7 hd right now showing you passing clouds and in southern california, we are seeing showers at the lower

elevations. snow showers at the higher elevations. it is encouraging to see some rain and some snow in the state of california. look at our rainfall deficit. san francisco just over six inches. santa rosa, staggering. we need over ten inches of rain, just to get us to average. right now, winds are gusting 30 miles an hour out of the north-northeast. here's a live picture you can see just how windy it is. temperatures are in the 40s, 50s, as we take a look, santa rosa, 51. it is going to be chilly tomorrow morning. i do want to show you what's ahead as we look at another live picture from our camera here. that wind is going to be with us in the overnight hours. so windy in the hills overnight. cold start tomorrow morning. dry pattern will continue through early next week. wind gusts in the overnight hours will continue to taper. tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. lower elevations will be a bit

on the gusty side. hang on to your steering wheels as you head off to the morning commute. fairfield, 24. the winds will ease as we head into the afternoon hours. tomorrow morning, windy at the higher elevations. chilly in our inland valleys. coldest spots in the mid to upper 30s. along the coast, temperatures in te 30s and 40s. so heavy winter coats and jackets. in the afternoon, temperatures in the low to mid 60s. they are bouncing back a little bit tomorrow afternoon, but not the record setting warmth we saw earlier in the month where it was nine straight days of record warmth. look at what's happening. february 21st, all right, it's not precise. but it's at least a start. it looks like some snow in the sierra, certainly some showers in the lower elevations. possible around the hills of monterey bay. this is, of course, encouraging that the models do want to bring in a system. there's another one later on in

february, so hoping that things turn around. we need the rain. cold and breezy tomorrow morning. your valentine's day will include sunshine and a few clouds, temperatures dropping again. sunny and milder for thursday. and it's going to be spring-like. inland low 70s. low 60s to begin the sunday. and the second half of your weekend, more like winter on monday. download the accuweather app and keep track of the temperatures and hopefully soon, you'll be tracking live doppler 7. to us, it just looks like a robot dog opening a door. but to scientists it opened up a world of possibilities. tomorrow on "good morning america" the "sports illustrated" model is unveiled. and they chat with bill and

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warriors head coach steve kerr known for his understanding of the game and his innovation. tonight, hosting phoenix, in order to get out of the slump, kerr decided to let his players do the coaching to keep them engaged. after falling behind in the first, andre iguodala got the call in the first time-out. he said kind k.d. for three. corner three. it's working. right before the first quarter buzzer, mcgee throws it down.

ws up one after one. second quarter, draymond green got a chance. he said they got a run. ws up nine. then david west gets his turn. he said, just give it to steph. curry catch and shoot three. third quarter, steph to durant. two-handed jam. k.d. drives. he's off balance, makes the jumper. he had 17. nick young, with the steal. andre iguodala takes it the other way. easy money. three new player coaches, they win 129-83. >> i think just having to count on each other and not hearing my voice, which, you know, sort of sounds like charlie brown's teacher or parents or whoever's voice that is. at this point, that's what i sound like that to them.

so they needed a different voice. >> and it works. spring training under way. pitchers and catchers reporting. center fielder andrew mccutcheon they picked up. but the pitching staff key to success. mad bum was asked if age is becoming an issue. >> i don't really listen to any of that stuff. it makes no difference to me. i would rather go down with a group of guys that's been there before than somebody that's, regardless of the talent, of somebody that's seeing them for the first time. i couldn't feel better about the group that we're going to have out there. >> interesting weekend for the sharks. saturday night, 3-0 lead against the oilers. oilers scored four straight to take the lead and san jose got the next three to win 6-4. last night, ten minutes to play in anaheim. they scored two goals with less than a minute left and won in a

shootout. sharks have had plenty of third period comebacks. >> i don't know what it is. maybe guys are just young and they don't know better. >> can't fix stupid. there's going to be some haters out there on the warriors with kerr dong this tonight. it's going to be like, really? >> i think it's clever. >> very clefer. but around the nba, some people will hav the winter of '77.uring i first met james in 5th grade.

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that is our report. we appreciate your time. >> right now, >> dicky: from hollywood it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight -- milo ventimiglia, from "half magic," heather graham, and music from kane brown. and now, sit right down, here's jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome to the show. thanks for watching. thanks to all of you for coming. thank you for joining us. [ cheers and applause ] on a special day. today is an important day in