morning fire in the mission ct t injiend a 49ers fan in a coma, beaten nla before the championship game. what the investigation revealed. reggie: some bart passengers now able to shave a mile from either commute. the brand-new bridge opening to pedestrians for the first time. kumasi: the massive winter storm that could impact 130 million americans. this is a live look at stock vehicles in the chicago area. the snow and ice wreaking havoc on people from dallas to detroit. good morning, everybody. reggie: i was thinking about those folks and i am so grateful that we are not dealing with anything like that here. drew: it is affecting a lot of people, but it caused the wind that we had the past couple of days, thankfully the wind has calmed down. we are out of that offshore wind

event. wind gusting at 50 to 60 miles an hour. this morning it is quite a different story. a lot of areas less than 20 miles an hour. the east foothills was very gusty yesterday, and it is only 16 miles an hour. the wind will become lighter as the day rolls on. it is a cold morning. 36 palo alto. 34, san ramon. half moon bay coming in with a pair of 48 degrees. if you are with us yesterday morning we will show you the sutro cower -- tower camera. much calmer conditions and the camera is steady this morning. we will find partly cloudy skies throughout the day, it is cooler compared to yesterday, but the big story is much lighter and dry with temperatures in the 50's and 60's later on. reggie: developing news, we expect to find out more about a

deadly shooting on a greyhound bus in orville. one person is in custody accused of shooting five people. sorry this is the wrong video. it happened around 7:30 last night when the bus was stopped at a gas station. one person died and four others were hurt. the suspect ran off and deputies later arrested them inside a nearby walmart. it is not clear what led up to the shooting and a news conference is expected at kumasi: 9:00 this morning. kumasi: an oakland man is in a medically induced coma after their he -- after he was assaulted outside the championship game. he was a 49ers fan and had traveled to the stadium to root against the man. jobina: they identified the man as daniel luhnow. he was found -- daniel luna. he was found half an hour after the game kicked off. he was rushed to ucla hospital where the emergency room staff

discovered serious injuries to his upper body and faith. luna owns a peruvian restaurant on piedmont avenue in oakland. they do not have any suspects in their working with the security team and are reviewing surveillance footage. this is reminiscent on an attack on brian stowe, the the savagely beaten by dodgers fans outside the dodger stadium. he suffered significant injuries. luna was wearing a 49ers jersey and black pants when he was found but it was unclear if he was targeted or being a niners fan. reggie: federal intelligence agents are looking out for any threats at sofi stadium leading up to the super bowl. multiple law enforcement agencies will be on the ground patrolling the inside and outside of the stadium. air security will also be a priority. >> i have worked closely with the faa on requesting a

temporary flight restriction, which will be published one week out before the game, and that will basically be something that you see at other events and something that we do when the president comes out, that it is a significant thing so that anything coming through the air, we are not just talking drones but also manned aircraft can only get so close to the stadium. reggie: the sheriff's office will give 300 deputies to the game. kumasi: nearly two dozen people are out of their homes after a fire in san francisco overnight. this is a look at the scene. it is not too far from the 16th street art station. you can see the massive emergency response just after midnight. two people had to go to the hospital. the fire damaged 13 apartments both -- above a restaurant. it is not clear if there is damage to the business but firefighters did have the fire under control in two hours.

a los gatos mother accused of hosting boozy sex parties including teenagers is due back in court. a judge continued the hearing for shannon o'connor to this morning. at least six of the alleged victim spoke telling a judge that o'connell -- o'connor would torment her accusers if she was released. there are 15 alleged victims which is unusually high for one case. o'connor's lawyers say she is not a risk for public safety and there is no legal cause for her to relate -- remain in jail. reggie: the san francisco police department is terminating an agreement for the da to investigate police shootings. as tim johns tells us, one of the big questions as who is going to investigate the shootings? tim: the agreement dates back several years and was introduced under george gascon, was removed -- renewed this july. >> it is a binding agreement

that lists may be high-level sort of principles and in this particular case about how the district attorney might investigate and officer-involved shooting. tim: this comes as a department officer is scheduled to stand trial while -- for beating a man with a baton while responding to a domestic violence call. the da investigator involved with the case testified thash pd evidence. now in a letter sent to the district attorney, the police chief said "the rules had been broken and therefore he was terminating the agreement." that was something he doubled down on while speaking at the list -- police commission meeting wednesday night. >> everything that has to do with the mou and the impacts all depends on us -- on this being a fair system that we have confidence in. this is what it is about. tim: the district attorney's

office issuing a statement of their own reading in part "since the mou between our office and sfpd has gone into effect we have made in norma's progress in reducing police violence against inferences can. it is no coincidence that they'd chose to withdrawal from the agreement during the first ever trial with a san francisco officer for an unlawful beating." reggie: it is set to take effect in two weeks. chief stott -- chief scott has reached out to seek guidance on possible options for alternatives. kumasi: the pedestrian bridge at the warm springs bart station is finally open after years of delays and would mean most -- much easier access to that station. amy hollyfield joins us at the station with more on the opening. amy: it just opened, no one is using it yet. they might think it is too good

to be true. it certainly is going to change lives here in fremont. you can build a brand-new station, this one built in 2017 but you have to have access to it. this bridge is going to create the access that so many need. it connects the station to the innovation district where there are a lot of technology companies, including tesla. more are popping up and those people need a direct path to bart. before they had a railroad track in between that district and also some homes and the bart station. they would have to go around the railroad track and it was a mess. building the bridge happen for these people. it was not easy, there were delays and it was supposed to open in 2018. this opening comes when ridership is way down for a bart. they are nowhere near their pre-pandemic levels. the hope is that as people decide to return to bart, they

will be grateful to find a better station and access here, and they will be happy to return and not regret the decision, but be happy that they are back and they will find a better system when they get here. reporting live, amy hollyfield. reggie: thank you. now to the massive winter storm set to impact 130 million americans, snow, sleet, and ice reeking habit -- haddock from dallas to detroit. here's a look at the chicago area. more than 2200 flights have been canceled, and 30,000 power outages are reported across texas and oklahoma as temperatures plunged into the teens. in texas, store shelves are bare with customers rushing to buy essentials. >> because of last year people are afraid so they want to stock up on food in case the power goes out. reggie: the extreme conditions

could cause home heating prices to rise. natural gas prices rose 10% due to the surge in demand. drew: it was one year ago this month when a lot of texas lost power because of the frigid cold and ice storm. we have millions in several states under winter storm watches and warnings stretching all the way from new mexico up through the northeast and winter storm warnings behind the front, cold air and a wind chill warning across the upper planes. check out live doppler 7, this is a massive storm. we are not only talking about snow, there will be a lot of ice through the planes and northeast , a huge issue over the next 12 hours. the cold air rushes in and it could/flurries -- flash freezeee this precipitation. on the west coast, high pressure in control. you notice that there is a weak ripple of energy in the form of

cloud cover which will dive down the coastline and add more cloud cover and bring us a cooler afternoon. we are slow to warm, today is still the 40's but a blend of sun and clouds and temperatures are basically in the upper 50's to lower 60's. wind has calmed down, and across california it is comfortable except for southern california. they are underneath santa ana wind so the wind advisory is still in effect around the l.a. effort -- l.a. area. jobina: we do have quite a few wind advisories for the cr -- chp for the altamont pass and then the bay bridge. so i will bring you a live picture. as far as blocking issues, not a problem but hold onto that steering wheel. i definitely felt it yesterday coming into work. a live look at the south bay, san jose and 280. two cars making their way south bound so nice and light. the same thing is true for our

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kumasi: the city of pleasanton and cruised -- approved a grant to help business owners improve their apartment. they were forced to take down -- the city is working on a standard design that it says can be used in approved locations which will be available in april. reggie: a san jose city council committee voted to move forward with a pal -- with the proposal to cover the cost of permit fees for the lighthouse ministries food pantry. after a recent complaint the nonprofit was told it would need a special use permit to give out food. according to san jose spotlight

the deadline will be pushed back and the full city council will vote on the fee waiver proposal sometime this year. kumasi: a state senator wants to make it easier for people to hunt wild pigs. he points to discussion -- destruction and public health risks as a way to get the feral pig population under control. not everyone agrees that hunting is the answer. >> we have seen the surveillance footage, video after video of wilde pigs plotting -- wilde pigs -- wild immunities. they are dangerous and destructive says bill dodd. his district spans parts of six counties including solano and sonoma. he recently introduced a bill that would replace the current wild pig requirement. licensed hunters in california need to have a tag for each pig killed. >> there are no tags in this case. i get a license and they are free to go out and take as many

as they want. >> his bill would require a validation that would allow residents to pay $50 for a hunting license, 50 for nonresidents/ . >> most residents and less cruelty to -- less cruelty. >> he says the focus should be on seeking humane alternatives. >> just like dogs and cats that are stray, there are plenty ways for us to use sterilization. >> he points to the hundreds of thousands of pigs across california and what he says is billions of dollars in damage. >> i know i spend thousands of dollars because i had 100% damage, that is just one house. >> san jose resident showed us a destruction of his entire front lawn caused by the pigs. he replaced the grass and the animals return. he says he does not know the

answer but knows that something must be done. >> i would like something between, not necessarily going and shooting, but at the same time make it easier for professionals to handle them properly. >> it would ban anyone traone tn and releasing the animals elsewhere. >> there are not other ways that this can be done, particularly on the scale that it has to be done. >> let senator expects the first legislative hearing in the next 30 to 40 days. reggie: an raising money to help other animals. this is benny, an eight-year-old lab rescued from a kill shelter. he has performed at skating events all over the country raising money for charity and to help kids with autism. yesterday he was helping the animal vision foundation. this is so unusual. his handlers says he is motivated by bringing smiles to

onlookers. kumasi: isn't his handler and ice skater too? is that true? reggie: is that him? drew: i would assume. kumasi: it needs to happen because who else is teaching benny how to ice skate. drew: i love this. jobina: do his hindlegs not need? kumasi: maybe he has it down. drew: can you ice skate? reggie: and neither can this dog. wait a second. they just put ice skates on the front paws. kumasi: he has ice-skating. reggie: he is trying his best to not fall. it does look like me ice-skating. drew: he is bringing smiles to onlookers. reggie: it brought a smile to my face. i am not sure if this dog is enjoying the skating. kumasi: what do you want the dog to do? reggie: i think i want the dog not to wear the skates. drew: but be on the ice. reggie: but be a regular dog, beyond the grass. drew: i feel like dogs will want

to be on the ice anyway. they always like to be involved. kumasi: i am proud of benny. drew: he is doing his thing. reggie: did he put the ice skates on? drew: two of them. someone else did it for him. let us talk about what is happening in the weather. we are dealing with the wind in the past 48 hours, the typical trouble spots. a lot of you were telling me that he felt the wind where you live. today is a much better day, calm wind and a nice look outside. funny of stars and a pretty picture. allergies are just bugging you for the entire month. tree pollen is running high. the main offenders ash, cedar, elm and juniper. because we had so much rain in december and the dry pattern in january everything this-- it is. surface winds, a lot

calm conditions. even in our hills, we have a bit of a breeze but it is 20 degrees cooler in half moon bay. 12 degrees in oakland. a lot of us waking up to the 30's and 40's, but the afternoon will find partly cloudy skies and light winds. upper 50's to lower 60's closer to where we should be. overnight tonight, any cloud cover we have gets out of here so clear skies and another cold night 30's to 40's into friday. future weather, i wish i had better news. february is shaping up to be dry and the storm pattern keeps all of the storms in the pacific northwest through valentine's day. hopefully by the third or fourth week we can get a storm. the seven day, light wind and chilly mornings.

the weekend looking nice, but next week, we are going into the 70's? that is 10 to 15 degrees above where we should be. kumasi: thank you. coming up the seven things to know. reggie: video of this that involves toilet paper. kumasi: one of the coaches convicted i usaa is made for the safe pilots. like mac. who can come to a stop with barely a bobble. with usaa safepilot, when you drive safe... ...you can save up to 30% on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today.

kumasi: if you are just joining us here are seven things you need to know. a fire in the mission district displaced two dozen people. two people had to be treated for smoke inhalation. reggie: the u.s. military account -- carried out a counterterrorism raid. the raid killed the leader of isis. kumasi: a bay area man is in a coma after being attacked outside of sofi stadium before sunday's nfc championship game. kumasi: -- reggie: bart opens this new pedestrian bridge at the warm springs station to allow writers to get from a nearby neighborhood over the train tracks and into the station safely. drew: a gorgeous look outside. light wind and a dry pattern. partly cloudy skies and it is a chilly morning.

i the afternoon 50's and 60's. jobina: light wind is also impacting your commute. wind advisories issued for the bay bridge, antioch bridge and ultima pass. kumasi: number seven. your morning coffee is getting more expensive. starbucks says it will raise prices again later this year. the change has already raised prices in october. reggie: we are hearing from the former university of texas tennis coach who served time for his part that scandal. mona: one of the coaches convicted in the varsity blues scandal speaking out for the first time on television. if you did not accept a bag of cash would you have gone to prison? is that money the thing that really got you. >> i thought about that a lot, i think that the school might have been a little more supportive of

me. mona: he spent six months behind bars and was one of dozens involved in a nationwide college admission scheme led by rick singer who attempted to gain admission for his client's children in exchange for large donations. some of those parents include felicity huffman who served two weeks in prison and lori loughlin who served two months. we will have more of the interview coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your first look, this is abc news, new york. kumasi: there is now relief report writers who find themselves in a desperate separate -- situation. they staged this. this is a toilet paper ribbon cutting ceremony which marked the reopening of the renovated restrooms of the station and since -- in san francisco. the restrooms at all 10 were closed for security reasons after the 2001 terror attacks. this comes after years of public

demand and months of study by the rapid transit agency. >> it is about time that bart changed to meet the riders where they are and address the real word -- real-world concerns, when you have to go you've got to go. kumasi: they are planning to reopen the 19th treat station on downtown oakland on the 20th of february and then more reopening's over the colors of the next year. -- course of the next year. reggie: coming up, one way that she has spent her winnings. kumasi: a push to curb gun violence. the biden administration stepping up its efforts. reggie: here is [tv chatter]

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carrying out a counterterrorism mission in syria. kumasi: a new proposal aimed at keeping california kids safe in schools. the information parents might have to reveal. reggie: a live look outside and you will notice that the cameras are steady because the wind is gone. we are looking ahead to your weekend forecast. thursday, february 3. drew: good morning, tracking that are conditions. a lot of us were dealing with the wind yesterday especially if you live in the hills. the wind is breezy but this time yesterday we had wind well over 15 miles an hour so most of us, the only -- the only difference is diablo and that is when the wind warning is in effect. a lot of us waking up to the 30's. 39, vallejo. santa rosa coming in at 35 degrees. sutro tower is steady. yesterday it was bouncing

around. later on today, a blend of sun and clouds. we are starting out chilly, but the wind remains light. by the afternoon, sun and clouds, upper 50's to lower 60's and a dry pattern marches into the weekend. we will detail that in seven minutes. kumasi: u.s. special operation forces carried out a counterterrorism mission in northwest syria. president biden says the target was the leader of isis. he was in this home in an area of syria known to be safer isis and al qaeda fighters. there were no u.s. casualties but they found at least 12 bodies in the rubble including women and children. the pentagon says that one of the helicopters used in the mission had a mechanical issue and was blown up on the ground. president biden will speak to the nation about the raid in an hour. abc news will have a special report and we will bring that to

you live around 6:30. reggie: president biden is ordering thousands of u.s. troops to deploy to east europe as russia continues its military aggression towards ukraine as the date -- as the state department confirms details about documents leaked to a spanish newspaper. faith: newly leaked document shows that u.s. officials were offering pressure transparency in exchange for dialing down the tension. u.s. officials rejected the demand for assurances that ukraine would not join nato, how welfare -- however the u.s. is offering the chance to inspect mission services and the documents confirm much of what the u.s. is often said publicly. >> if the source of these documents, whoever that source might be, thought that by leaking them that they would embarrass the united states, that that would drive a wedge

between the united states and nato, i think they will find that they were sorely mistaken. faith: the negotiations continue over a diplomatic way forward as president biden orders 3000 troops into eastern europe. 2000 of the american soldiers will deploy from fort bragg, north carolina. another 1000 already based inurement -- in germany will move to romania. pres. biden: we will make sure that we can reassure our nato allies. faith: russia says that u.s. troop's deployment is a destructive step that destroys diplomacy. kumasi: president biden will travel to new york one day after a somber ceremony for a police officer shot and killed on duty. we know the president is planning to highlight what the administration is doing to curb gun violence. jobina: gun violence across the spark -- across the country is spiking. nine cities broke homicide

records in the last year. thousands of police officers lined the streets of new york paying tribute to wilbert mora and jason rivera. both were killed after being ambushed during a domestic violence call. president biden plans to announce new actions to target gun violence including increasing federal resources to fight the illegal flow of guns and calling on congress to fund additional community policing. some others who lost children from gun violence have this message from the president. >> get these guns and get them out of our children's hands. get them from coming into our community. jobina: littlerock, arkansas, declared violent crime a public health emergency after 10 people were injured in shootings is past weekend. the president is expected to urge lawmakers to come together to fund community policing and intervention efforts. reggie: a southern california

lawmaker wants to require schools to collect information from parents about their guns. parents would have to report if there was a gun in the house, if it is safely stored and if the student has access to it. anthony porter tino says it is designed to give districts the mandate they need to investigate and act on threats. >> if you receive a credible threat, follow that threat to the best extent possible, search for the weapon, keep it out of the hands of the shooter and make the classroom safe. reggie: it would require schools to search a property -- the student's property on campus if there is a credible threat of violence. the senator p p shooting in michigan where the suspect was not search despite a credible threat. kumasi: a deadly crash involving a garbage truck is part of a deadly problem. a woman was struck and killed

while taking out her trash cans yesterday morning. the driver was cooperative. that is the eighth pedestrian death in san jose this year. in 2015 the city declared an initiative to end traffic fatalities. reggie: to latest pandemic headlines. the white house is preparing to have vaccines available for kids between six months and five years old once it is authorized by the fda and cdc. an advisory committee is set to meet to consider authorization. airline and tourism groups are asking the government to eliminate a negative testing requirement for international travelers coming -- travelers coming to the u.s.. the u.k. scrapped a similar rule last month. l.a. county announced additional safety measures for super bowl lvi including free covid tests, vaccinations, and masks. kumasi: a pop-up testing site

might have been operating illegally. police are investigating the site on north mcdowell boulevard. they got calls about it starting on the 15th of january. officers determined that the testing center had the proper documents and appeared to be operated by crestview clinical laboratory. they later learned that crestview was not running the site although people confirms that they got a test and results. it was closed by the time police returned. our team has been investigating test site for weeks now and you can contact the team if you would like to see a story investigated. go to abc7news.com/iteam. reggie: is only 250 feet long, but a new pedestrian bridge that opened in fremont could make a huge difference in the lives of bart writers. amy hollyfield is live with you this could help. amy: you might feel some disbelief, do not adjust your television or eyes, it really is

here. i will step out of the way so you can see this new bridge. it is opening today, and there it is. it will create access in fremont for bart writers. we shot some video so you can get a closer look at the bridge that connects the station to fremont's innovation district where there are a lot of technology companies and i am told that more are popping up. tesla is here, and this gives those workers a direct path to bart. before they had to navigate around a railroad track that runs between the innovation district. there are a lot of homes over there, and the bart station. they would have to go around and it was a mess and added another hassle. building the bridge was necessary to create access to this new station. the station was built in 2017 but no good having a station if you do not have access. everyone is excited when it

comes at a time when ridership is low. it is nowhere near its pre-pandemic levels. the hope is that as people decide to come back they will be pleased to find income back to a new bridge to help access and improve their experience, so very proud to unveil this new bridge. reporting live in fremont, amy hollyfield. kumasi: thank you. a bay area woman missing under suspicious circumstances. we are hearing about the emotional toll this is taking. reggie: jeopardy champion amy schneider revealing more about her next project and one thing she splurged on since winning. but first, the weather with drew. drew: take a live look outside, the mountains showing quieter conditions. we have great visibility. on the horizon, you are looking towards the south bay. we have good visibility, and we

expect partly cloudy skies. surface wind, a better story compared to yesterday. a lot of areas under calm if not light wind. no fog to speak of. a few clouds but where you see the number 10, that is most of us. let us go hour-by-hour and find high clouds mixing in with sunshine. 9:00 a.m., the warming process is slow. 50's by lunchtime and into the afternoon 50's to lower 60's. pretty close to where we should be. partly cloudy skies and lighter wind. 61, oakland. 63, san jose. 62 in concord. if you are traveling it is pretty caught -- quiet across northern california. 41, tahoe. if you south, we have south, -- if you head southe ve oblems with the santa ana winds. in the 60's from l.a. to san

diego. let us see what is going on on the roadways. jobina: drew: i was not stressed at all. jobina: dramatic reveal. drew: i loved it. jobina: a very calm traffic front. to start with live cameras. it sounds like there is a blow dryer. i think so. are we going to go to some live cameras, there we are. emeryville showing off 80 with headlights traveling westbound. we have no major blocking issues to report just light wind advisories from chp from the altamont pass, bay bridge and also the dumbarton bridge. san rafael 101 looking good and then wrapping up with drive times. golden gate bridge, six minutes. san mateo, 12 minutes. i want to let you know that we

have a commuting change to highway 101 in san mateo county. new express lanes in redwood city are except -- are set to open next friday, february 11. they will operate from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and are available to drivers with fasttrack, carpools can use the lanes for free. it is a project with creating 22 miles of express lanes

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suspect when she stood to get up. she yelled and the man ran out of the restroom. police were unable to all -- to locate the suspect. kumasi: it has been more than one week since alexis gabe was last seen. police are treating this as a highly suspicious missing persons case. they talk about -- leslie sat down with the family and talked about what the family is going through. >> she asked if she had mail at the post office. leslie: that was last wednesday afternoon. by the next morning, his younger sister had not come home to the apartment that she shares with her parents. what is it that made you feel that this was serious, that this was a scary situation for her to disappear? >> usually she comes home, because she has responsibilities. she drops my brother off at school. leslie: the family launched an intensive search.

that afternoon they found her light blue infinity abandoned, key still in the car. >> as soon as my parents got there my dad was like open the trunk, and there was nothing there. >> that was harrowing for sure.u leslie: his girlfriend is helping in the search for the missense recent nursing school graduate. her cell phone is turned off and her personal belongings are gone. they knew that something was terribly wrong and reported her missing to police. they said that they then contacted her ex-boyfriend, someone she dated for three years until late 2021. they say he told them he saw her the night she vanished. >> he did say that she was there, and she laughed at 9:00 p.m. leslie: the police asks acute it a search warrant at the ex-boyfriend's home and removing bags of potential evidence. they praise police or their efforts and launch their own

social media campaign stripping flyers across the bay area. >> this does not feel real, i am seeing her poster and her on the news. my parents are extremely worried. it is getting worse and worse. now a lot more darker thoughts are starting to enter my parents' minds. >> it is indescribable, there are no words. leslie: the search continues as police pursue tips and analyze evidence. kumasi: a new fcc proposal would offer another layer of protection against robo calls. it would require robo callers to get your consent before sending a voicemail, a voicemail that comes through even though your phone does not ring. the agency says it would increase your action -- it would increase your power to decide who or what contacts you. reggie: the south bay's power

supply is about to get a dose of clean energy. they have launched a new 62 megawatt project. >> it is a solar plus battery storage project, and it powers san jose homes and businesses with clean energy for 16 hours of the day. reggie: the first renewable energy project, online will allow it to power san jose homes and businesses from 6:00 a.m. until 10:00 a.m. every day and reduce the reliance on natural gas. the organization estimates the change will have the same climate impact as taking 670,000 cars off of the road. two prestigious colleges in the bay area might be combining. the university of san francisco officials are discussing to acquire the san francisco art institute. they could begin authoring classes as soon as this fall. they have been struggling financially and nearly two years ago said it would have to close. kumasi: amy schneider says she

is taking some time away from her software engineering job for her next endeavor. she said yesterday that she wants to focus on putting a brook -- but proposal together and see if it gets any interest. she is excited about the opportunity to put all the things that she has been thinking about during her life into a book. she says the most fruitless purchase that she made was spending a night in a boutique hotel in half moon bay the biggest bathtub that she has ever seen. kumasi: spend the money amy, spend the money. reggie: did she go to the four seasons. kumasi: she said boutique so maybe not. the ritz-carlton is not boutique. drew: should we book rooms for her? as a job? reggie: different places, where we think amy deserves to be. drew: they have the new four seasons up in wine country. reggie: what is that boushey one that -- vougie 1 -- bougie one

that jobina went to? montage. she is just playing trivia with her girlfriend, i am into it. this is my fantasy for her. kumasi: i love that, i was wondering what she wanted to focus on next and i am glad she is taking time off of work. reggie: if you write that book she is welcome here. drew: manifested, we are good at this. we have really calm conditions across the bay area and california. this is san jose, 280, rate visibility with clear skies. a much different story to the east. a major winter storm. look how large this system is stretching from texas through new england and we have issues. i just text -- i just checked dfw is closed because of ice on the runways. if you are traveling, check with

your carrier because this is a mess. it is not only snow but ice. especially price during the morning commute is a big problem. once you get above a 10th of an inch which is a huge portion of the mid-atlantic and northeast creates issues on your roadways which is something we are watching closely across a dozen states. at home high pressure is in control and it is quiet and dry and we are finding high clouds moving in later on. temperatures are basically in the 30's and 40's so a cold start. the afternoon warms up into the upper 50's and lower 60's. the big story is that the wind is lighter and it is a better day. 60 in the city and 63 san jose. any cloud cover out of here tonight and another cold night. here is the seven-day forecast. light wind and chilly mornings. warning through the weekend and the dry pattern continues for

the next couple of weeks. even through valentine's day we are dry. next week temperatures into the 70's. kumasi: a baby born in san jose has a birthday that no one will ever forget. teagan was born yesterday february 2, 2022 or 2/2/22 9:02 a.m.. she weighs seven pounds and two ounces. >> we have been talking about it as we were leading up to getting to the due date, and everybody saying first ones are always going to be late and we said would it be cool if she was born on 2/2/22 and that is the date she decided to make an appearance. kumasi: of course baby teagan was also born on groundhog's day. her parents say that they love that movie. reggie: new at 6:00 a twist on your local watering hole that will make you feel like you have

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billion dollars in market value yesterday. reggie: have you noticed the price of your morning coffee is going up. starbucks has been raising prices but customers cannot seem to stay away. it raised prices in october and again last month and during that time sales went up 10% globally and nearly 20% in north america. the company says with inflation and increased wages you can expect another price hike later this year. it makes sense to hang your clothes outside to dry in the warm weather but what about in conditions like this. this data in canada hangs his clothes out to dry in the winter. his son posted about it and you can see dad taking frozen close off of the line -- clothes off of the line and then putting them on the ground. drew: at that point we have to dry -- we have to buy this man a clothing rack. reggie: or a dryer. drew: i do not even have a

dryer. i do not, not my apartment, do you? you do, so you have a nice apartment. you are like i'm not hanging anything. we have better news out there. if you are with us yesterday we had a wind gusting over 40 miles an hour. diablo is a bit breezy, but elsewhere in the north bay we have wind gusts over 60 miles an hour. it is a quieter morning. temperatures in the 30's and 40's so the winter jacket is needed. here is the bay bridge with great visibility. the day shapes up like this, partly cloudy skies and temperatures a little bit cooler. upper 50's to lower 60's. kumasi: thank you. a grandfather took his grandson fishing but police are investigating the catch is that they reeled in. reggie: a terrible new finding, a 49ers fan in the, -- in a coma beaten before the nfc

championship game. the investigation revealing the bay area connection. kumasi: that winter storm emergency canceled flights and millions of people getting ready for dangerous snow and ice. the new

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: top stories right now at 6:00, all hands on deck, rushing to respond to an apartment fire

in san francisco's mission district. the injuries and displacement it caused overnight. kumasi: and some bart passengers able to shake a mile off their commute to get to the station. reggie: and the massive winter storm emergency taking aim at 130 million americans. here is a look at the ic commute in oklahoma city. the snow, sleet, and ice wreaking havoc from new mexico and dallas to detroit. drew is tracking a different day for us here in the bay area. good morning on this thursday, february 3. kumasi: let's get right to drew to talk about what we have in store. thankfully, not all of that. drew: we are seeing this major winter storm gear up for millions. for us, a concern today and also on tuesday with wind advisories. they have expired and it is a comber morning out there.