east palo alto police officer recovering after being shot. what we are learning moment before the shooting. >> after all the recent storms and heavy rains we are seeing, making a dent in the drought. reggie: when the national weather service says you should get to tahoe if you are going to the sierra. >> we are back on i thought tha. >> for me, it was dry. . drew: we got a break the sun was nice. we have a wind advisory in effect, gusty wind on the way. live doppler 7, light showers

falling across the region. you see that bright yellow lined our screen. that is a cold front moving in around 7:00 this morning. that means a round of heavy rain and gusty wind as the morning gets underway. the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, a level two with the wind. scattered showers but there is a threat of a thunderstorm popping up. wind advisory currently in effect for everybody. wilak aroun 80,abt 45 miles pe. level two keeps clouds in place. rain and wind this morning. more scattered downpours. overnight, a brief break before a strong storm over the weekend. liz: underway after an east palo alto officer was shot. it happened around 11 last night

near purdue avenue. that is where lena howland is right now. you just got an update from the police on the officers condition. lena: officer shot overnight is a five-year veteran, is expected to be ok after being shot in his lower body. he is receiving treatment for what the department is calling a non-life-threatening injury. this all started as a traffic stop for a vehicle code violation on a dodge charger just after 11:00 last night. the driver got out of the car and ran away. officers chased him along fordham street. as officers were struggling to get the suspect into custody, he fired a gun once, hitting one officer. officers were able to get him into custody and east palo alto

say that no shots were fired by their officers. willie wiley was known to be a ghost gun converted to a fully automatic gun. ghost guns have been a major issue across the area for the last few years. according to the state attorney general, california law agencies seized a total of 26 ghost gun. by 2021, that increased to 12,38 8. this is an ongoing investigation. we just heard from the interim police chief here who said this is a very stark reminder of the dangers their officers face every day, the ongoing dangers of gun violence. reggie: li na, thank you. now to store much and the

positive signs we have been seeing at our reservoirs. in the east bay and south bay, reservoirs are rising. in marin county, all of the reservoirs are at capacity. >> the last time we were full was 2019 in february. it's been a long time since we have seen them where they are at. reggie: we are not out of the drought. statewide reservoirs are still below normal levels. we would need constant rain through the year to make a dent in our drought conditions. new details about two men found in a home in sea ranch in sonoma county. it appears they died from carbon monoxide poisoning. a generator was found inside the home, on, with the tank empty. liz: we ar husband of a woman who died in the flooding from tuesday storm in sonoma county. daphne fontino was driving to work when she got stuck in high

floodwaters. the dispatcher tried calling back but nobody answered. rescue crews started a search for her. a dive team found her car the next day submerged in roughly eight feet of water. her husband is overwhelmed with emotion and devastation. >> she was such an amazing person. anybody would have loved her. liz: daphne leave behind three children ranging in age from 10 to 14. a gofundme page has been set out to help with the family's final costs and arrangements. >> it is a ocean tornado. reggie: this is a funnel spot off of the sonoma county coast. since it is over, it is to clearly -- technically called a

waterspout, although ocean tornado works. liz: relief for drivers in the east bay. crews have reopened the road in fremont after a mudslide blocked the highway. crews were able to address the flooding near the alameda creek. reggie: the oakland zoo will stay close with the rest of the month as crews worked to repair a sinkhole at the entrance. that is weeks later than they were originally thinking. it does not expect to open until early february. the new year's eve storm resulted in a 10-foot wide sinkhole that is blocking the roads to the zoo's main entrance. officials are now using a back road to care for the animals and say that the animals are doing well. liz: if you are traveling to tahoe for the weekend, you should be right -- should leave right now.

three to five feet of snow is expected to hit the mountains over the weekend. the heaviest snowfall will be tomorrow. the agency says that you should get there no later than 1:00 this afternoon. expect travel delays, chain controls, and white out conditions. reggie: really scar petaluma after a carport blow people's homes burned overnight. firefighters were seen trying to put out the fire as it rose to the patios, in front of people's doors. at least five cars were engulfed. we don't know if there were any injuries or what could have started the fire. developing news on the investigation of president biden's handling of classified documents. a special counsel is now on the case after a second batch of documents were found in his delaware home. jobina: president biden and his

administration insists they are fully cooperating with the investigation. attorney general merrick garland appointed robert hurt to oversee the case. chicago u.s. attorney john lausch, who is also a trump appointee, will launch april 11 every review. at least 10 documents were found in the presidents garage. >> classified material. what were you thinking? president chance to speak about all of this, god willing. by the way, my corvette is in a locked garage. jobina: the findings are being compared to the documents found at the mar-a-lago estate. trump calls the case a disgraceful situation in an interview overnight. the white house says this case is different because biden accidentally misplaced

documents, and then president biden turned them over. as opposed to president trump, who tried to hide them in his home. drew: we have some light showers begin to fall along the coast, across the city, in the north bay. you see this line of yellow. that is a cold front that will be swinging through here around 7:00. a round up briefly heavy rain and gusty wind. wind is picking up right now. as this front approaches us, half moon bay approaching close to 40 miles per hour. the wind will ghost up for everyone as that front moves through. it is also creating mild conditions. 60 degrees in the city. temperatures are dropping behind that front through the afternoon. the warmest part of the day is actually occurring right now. on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, level two today with scattered showers later today.

here comes that front around 6:00. scattered showers around lunchtime, and then there is the chance of a thunderstorm moving through this afternoon. we have a high surf warning in effect along the coastline. waves are 17 to 18 feet high, but we could see them as high as 30 feet, so be aware. tomorrow morning, a level three on the storm impact scale will be coming in. we will talk about what that means for the 49ers game. jobina has a look at traffic. jobina: we have some positive updates to talk about in terms of closures. this is in san mateo county. we have a sinkhole on westbound 92, close from skyline boulevard. here is some great news. the flooding and landslide cleanup on eastbound 84 is reopened. that is great news.

also the roadway flooding we were following in sonoma county 121 between 116 and is also reopened. live pictures outside right now. san mateo bridge, no wind advisory here this morning, or across the bay bridge traveling into san francisco. keep in mind my recent storms have caused massive pothole problems across the area. i am dodging them myself all through op oakland. we spoke to one woman who was lucky to make it home after she hit a pothole in daly city. this is off the exit ramp up 280 and mission street. >> i heard a loud bang, and i've never had a tire pop before. i knew something was off because my car started veering toward the left. jobina: the first 12 days of

2023, caltrans says it received nearly 400 reports of potholes. last year, they received just nine reports for the entire month of january. if you hit a pothole, you can be compensated for the damage. we have information on how to file your claim at abc7news.com. reggie: life after prison. what elizabeth holmes is expected to do after she serves her sentence. popular pastry. the bakery yelp named as one of the best places to get a croissant. liz: more storms on the way.

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liz: do details this morning about what will happen to theranos elizabeth holmes after she is released from prison. she has been ordered to undergo mental health treatment. she will also submit to dna collection and searches of her home, office, and car, if her

probation officer thinks she is violating parole. she was sentencedo 11 yea i ison a yrsf peised she is due to report to prison in april. reggie: the couple accused of trying to kidnap an infant known as baby brandon will be in court today. the them walking away with the baby while he was in his car seat. they have pled guilty to all the charges including four attempted kidnappings of baby brandon. liz: after 90 years, san francisco's sole garbage contractor could be on the way out. the city plans to hire a public service to collect its ways from city-owned buildings. re-ecology has been the exclusive contractor since 1932. it has until today to file a protest against the change.

otherwise, allied waste will start their onboarding process which will take a few months to complete. reggie: cleanup is underway in the north bay before the next storm arrives. tree tremors are busy going from one job to another. one of them was in this backyard in santa rosa. ayestser hurt, but it left a hole in a bedroom ceiling. >> it is one thing after the other. it is one of those deals, you go from one job to another. this is our third already. >> must be overwhelming. reggie: on the russian river, levels were holding steady but experts predict it will come up to flood stage again. the sonoma county fire district took advantage of the dry weather yesterday to do some swift water rescue training. liz: we are keeping our eyes on power outages this morning.

one of end george kittle. reggie: that is the question some are asking after the newly elected oakland unified school board voted to close schools. some in the community. the new board members deny financial issues. according to them, osud in a financial crisis and the district is projecting budget surpluses in their multiyear plan. that is partially true. oakland unified has one-time funding from the state and could cover the cost of keeping those schools open, but those funds

are expected to run out. ifd swi the way we increase enrollment and attendance is by supporting our neighborhood schools and making them the best that we can. reggie: at ast three of the newly elected school boardpromie school csures. staff will publish the impact analysis in about two weeks. national croissant over two weeks away. who doesn't have that on their calendar? there is christmas, easter, national croissant day. yelp put together a list of eth 30to the top five are in california and one of them is here in san francisco. one of them is arsi

the popular croissants include plain, chocolate, almond, and ham and cheese. there are two locations, one in the inner richmond, and one at viceer. drew: i have never been. reggie: where have i been for the past seven years? drew: do you remember that viral video? look it up. this man scares his friend that has a croissant on his plate. it is the best thing. i don't know why. one of those memories in your head. reggie: croissants, the they cost you a pretty penny. liz: you have to make sure it rhymes correctly. drew: i also favor a chocolate

croissant. liz: i went to paris over the summer for my honeymoon. they are so cheap there, it is one euro. over here, it is five dollars at least. just go to france. drew: get a one dollar croissant . reggie: somehow the economics workout. drew: storm watch. more rain out there, light showers overhead. we are watching those downpours offshore. wind advisory is in effect for everyone. we could see wind gusting up to 45 miles per hour. the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, it is a level two for the rain and wind. here comes that line of showers and downpours as the morning commute gets underway.

by 8:30, in the east bay. by the afternoon, we could see a thunderstorm popping up as another round moves through. highs are the warmest right now. numbers will actually gradually fall as the day moves on, colder air moving in. upper 50's later on. tonight, we are watching our next storm arrived after 2:00 a.m. that is a level three on the storm impact scale. strong rain at times, flooding is a concern. 4:00 a.m., it is moving in, and then it is downpours as the morning goes on. future weather indicating the rain is stead morning. be aware of the wind. the niners game, we include rain in the forecast. take the poncho with you. winter storm warning in effect starting today.

we are talking three to six feet of powder. level two today, level three tomorrow morning. then it is light showers on sunday, holiday on monday. late next week, i think the pattern finally breaks for sunshine. liz: don't get our hopes up yet. reggie: my hope is up. drew says the 20th. if it is the 21st, and i'm getting wet-- i don't want to fight. we could. liz: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: back to pre-pandemic reggie: back to pre-pandemic 2023 on disney+. it's going to be quite a year. now is our time. ♪ this is what it's all been leading to. there's only one place that's home to all of this and so much more. disney+.

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afternoon. reggie: the monterey peninsula could soon become an island if flooding gets worse. there are evacuation orders near the salinas river. it could be days before people can return. liz: santa clara county is urging residents to sign up for emergency alerts for this weekend. jobina: we have a nice commute for you this morning. no wind advisories for the bridges or major blocking issues. reggie: merrick garland has appointed a special counsel to investigate classified documents found at president biden's home and office. the president says some of them are in a locked garage. liz: tonight's mega millions jackpot is worth more than $1.3 billion. it is the second largest in mega millions history. the drawing is at 8:00 tonight. reggie: not everything has returned to pre-pandemic levels. traffic congestion seems to be

back on its way up. according to a transportation analytics company, traffic reached pre-pandemic levels last year. on average, drivers lost 97 hours to traffic in 2022, the same as 2019. even while congestion has picked up overall, trips to downtown san francisco are still lingering behind. liz: tomorrow, the 49ers will host the seattle seahawks. san francisco is the hottest team in the league, having won 10 games in a row. kickoff is at 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. just 24 hours away from this final game, super wildcard weekend. i'ni sorry. this is the buccaneers taking on the cowboys.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. reggie: police officer her in a what wee officers condition and the controversial weapon at the scene. liz: how much laguna honda is

expected to pay after nearly a dozen patients died after being transferred. reggie: this well in the salinas river hits what stage. the concern about all of that water. liz: a sinkhole opened and up on a peninsula highway. with more rain on the way, the ground could give way and force more closures. with that, we say good morning to all of you. i didn't realize it is friday the 13th. reggie: we're going to bring good juju to this. drew: we are on storm watch this morning because we are tracking some light rain. we are watching this line of have your downpours, gusty wind, moving through right around 6:30, 8:00. the winter beginning to pick up, -- the wind beginning to pick up. we expect the wind to gust over 40 miles per hour for a brief

period this morning. the abc 7 storm impact scale, level two today for the rain and wind. then that transitions to scattered showers with a threat of thunderstorms. sutro tower, we are bouncing around this morning as the wind ramps up. rain and wind this morning. mid-day, an isolated at best. then in the afternoon, tracking scattered showers and down for threats. temperatures dropping into the 50's today. stronger storms tomorrow. we will talk about that. reggie: in san mateo county, and east palo alto police officer is recovering after being shot in a traffic stop. lena howland has the details of what happened and how that officer is doing. lena: a five-year veteran of this police department is expected to be ok after being shot in the lower part of his body. as for the suspect, he has already been taken into

custody. the scene is only a few minutes away from us, already cleared. this started as a traffic stop for a vehicle code violation just after 11:00 last night. the driver got out of the car and ran away. officers chased him along fort hood street. as police were struggling to get him into custody, he pulled out a gun and hit one officer. other officers on scene were able to take him into custody. east palo alto police say no shots were fired by their team. they say the suspect, willie wildly, was using what they call a ghost gun, converted to be fully automatic with a high-capacity magazine. ghost guns have been a major issue, increasing across the area over the past few years. in a statement, the interim police chief said this is a stark reminder of the dangers

police officers face, and the ongoing dangers of gun violence. we must never forget the risk our officers take every time they leave their families to serve our community. this is an ongoing investigation. at this point in time, it is still unclear what that vehicle code violation was on the driver. liz: thank you. as we continue our storm watch this morning, the salinas river in monterey county has hit flood stage. the fear is this will cut off the monterey peninsula and turn it into an island. something similar happened in 1995. gloria rodriguez is live in the newsroom with more. gloria: multiple agencies are keeping watch, monitoring the creeks, waterways, and the rising river. this footage shows the swollen

salinas river yesterday afternoon. ag fields remain underwater in parts of monterey county. there are several road closures in the area and some homes are already surrounded by water, and the river is still rising. that is why officials ordered an evacuation for small towns nearby. one woman says she and her family plans to stay despite the evacuation order. >> this is a slow-moving event. the river crests at different times. this will not occur at the same time. >> we have a couple of sandbags laid out. just going to wait it out. gloria: video from our abc 7 archives from the 1995 letting in the monterey area. the salinas river crested more than seven feet above flood stage, topping out above 30 feet. there were major road closures, 68, 156, as well as highway one

was shut down. calfire posted about the strong possibility that rising floodwaters could cut off areas on river road, spreckels, and the peninsula. with slides impacting big roads between the salinas valley and monterey peninsula remain a primary concern. we are keeping our eyes on that this morning. liz: thank you. on the peninsula, a portion of highway 92 is closed after a sinkhole opened up. chp closed the lanes portion of the road was on the verge of collapsing. you cannot travel through highway 35. it is unclear when it will reopen as more rain heads toward the area. reggie: parts of gilroy are still underwater. we have a look at highway 101 and 25.

more rainfall could turn into more downed trees and significant damage. crews used the break in the rain by handing out sandbags. the officials urged to stay informed by signing up for alerts. >> knowledge can save lives. information can help you avert personal disaster. connectivity allows you to protect your loved ones. reggie: it's easy to sign up. just go to alert.scc.org. you can always track the rain and flooding forecast on our streaming app. we have the latest outlook and live doppler 7. it is available on roku, fire tv, and google tv devices. liz: storms are also racing across the southeast, and it has turned deadly in alabama and georgia. jobina has the latest. jobina: first responders say a child died when a tree fell on a

car in atlanta. take a look at this video from outside the city. a tornado damaged possibly 30 homes in this neighborhood. interstate i 85 filming what appears to be a twister near hartsfield jackson airport, which had imposed a ground stop at the time. in alabama, the weather was blamed for six dths there a possibltoado hittingto of molf of a hotel. nearly two dozen tornadoes were reported in alabama damagingp u50 t >> home, business. i moved fromhat toe usshi ti ju. jobina: buildings collapsed, traffic poles. this all happened just blocks away from the edmund pettus

bridge. reggie: the rights of on house people living in encampments is playing out in a courtroom. a judge heard arguments from a group of lawyers, accusing the city of violating the rights of on house people by conducting sweeps at encampments. the latest lawsuit accuses the city of conducting sweeps during the recent storms. the city argues it is complying with the order. liz: this video of it on person being sprayed by a hose is sparking discussion about conservatorship. abc 7 spoke with the director of she met the person kno . the video known as q. she believes that conservatorship should help. >> this would allow for some oversight for someone who cannot really maintain the medication so that they can be stable

within their life. liz: senator wiener says been pushing for rights for conservatorship. not everyone needs it, but for those that do, he says we need more mental health beds and infrastructure like hospital or supportive housing. reggie: the man accused in what police are calling a revenge killing in the east bay will enter a plea. louis lopez is facing murder charges. this happened in december in newark. lopez shot him because he blamed him for the death of his 16-year-old daughter who was hit and killed by a car. liz: there is new information about san francisco's embattled laguna hospital. it's been $536,000 by the state after patients died after being transferred from the hospital. last year, the hospital began discharging patients as part of an order preparing foreclosure.

however, the discharges were stopped after 11 people who were transferred died within weeks of their move. the hospital says it takes the findings seriously and plans to appeal the fines. instacart settlement. the millions of dollars san francisco secured over worker benefits. reggie: flashlight towards return. drew: live doppler 7 showing you that we have a cold front approaching the bay area. light showers ahead of it. heavy downpours, gusty wind moving through between 6:30 this morning and 10:00. we will likely see strong wind. ahead of that front, it is mild. some cities in the low 60's right now. temperatures will actually fall as the day goes on. wind advisory in effect for everybody.

gusts up to 45 miles per hour. that could take some trees down this morning. there is that front moving on shore, 7:00, gusty wind and downpours. level two on the storm impact scale. behind that front, scattered, isolated showers through midday. then in the afternoon, the atmosphere gets unstable. around 4:00, we could see in isolated storms pop-up. high surf warning for the entire coastline. right now, waves are 16 to 18 feet on. we could occasionally see them up to 30 feet. tomorrow, a stronger storm moves in. a flooding effect is in effect for everyone over the weekend. let's check in with jobina to see how we are doing with traffic. jobina: we are starting to see the droplets come down in san rafael. 101 right now. be prepared for the potential of spin outs.

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bryan kohberger, the phd student accused of killing for idaho students, held without bail. >> are you waiving your right to a speedy pulmonary hearing and agree that hearing can be held outside the 14-day period? >> yes. >> fbi agents surveilled his parents home for four days before arresting him, during that time collecting dna from trash left outside the home. that sample was a match for dna found at the crime scene. now students back on campus at s and sisters. we will have more on the case against bryan kohberger coming up at 7:00. liz: tributes are pouring in this morning for lisa marie presley. the only child of elvis presley, once married to michael

jackson and nicholas cage. she died yesterday at the age o f54paramedicserllo h home in calabasas after reports of a woman in cardiac arrest. she was rushed to the hospital where she passed away. her mother released a says, it'y heart that i must share the devastating news that my beautiful daughter lisa marie has left us. she was the most passionate, loving, and strong woman i've ever known. she is survived by her three children. reggie: it's a long road to victory for burger king employees in san francisco. six locations have been ordered to pay over $2 million in wage theft. they were accused of not paying minimum wage, overtime, and not allowing meal and rest breaks. san francisco has secured 5.25 million dollars in a settlement with instacart. nolaws,sitigation

pay ordinance. 50 workers will get their share. liz: the winches house is bringing back its popular flashlight tours. they by ringing the bell, marking the begning of self-guided tours which will continue through february 24. the mansion is known for its use of the number 13. it has 13 bathrooms, 13 replaces, and even 13 steps on many stairways. tonight'sega millio ansn estima. it is the second largest prize in the games history. the cash option would be $707 million. no one has won the jackpot since

october. the drawing is at 8:00 tonight. reggie: do you realize it is friday the 13th, and the jackpot is 1.3? the winchester mystery stairs, 13 rooms. liz: it's already been and start to the year, i need to not think about it. reggie: do we need to go to the winchester mystery house on step 13, with a 1.3 potentially winning ticket at 3:13? these are just questions i'm asking. more questions than answers. liz: i'm imagining now crowd of viewers showing up with tickets. reggie: if you win, let us know. liz:la [erugyou heard it here f. you will be excited about this. there is something new coming to disneyland.

reggie: the current french market restaurant is being transformed into tiana's palace. the menu will offer authentic new orleans flavors. disney says the inside will be reminiscent of tiana's life and friendships. it will have the same flair as the restaurant from the movie. it will open up later on this year. and don't forget, the ride tiana 's bayou adventure is set to open next year. ♪ she is almost there ♪ liz: i have a hard time with disneyland. they change the names of the ride, i still call it what it was when i was eight years old. drew: he knows everything before we know it. liz: tower of terror is tower of terror. reggie: it certainly is not.

guardians of the galaxy mission breakout, period. drew: that is cool. liz: they are renovating it? what is it now? reggie: the french market. i am happy for my girl tiana. she deserves everything. she was a frog for way too long in the movie. also, she is the only princess that i know of that has a job. she owns and runs a restaurant. cannot say the same about sleeping beauty. she literally slept. drew: it is not her fault. reggie: that answer claim to fame. meanwhile, tiana is not only turning into a frog and back, but also running a restaurant. liz: i didn't realize that she ran the restaurant.

now she gets this in disney. drew: we love that for her. we are on storm watch. a cold front about to move through, you can see that line moving through. for morning rain and wind. then it transitions to scattered showers today. hour-by-hour, that front is moving through as the morning rush gets underway. a brief burst of gusty wind. isolated showers midday, and then on the watch for a thunderstorm potentially popping up this afternoon. the warmest part of the day is happening right now,. in the60's in a lot of spots behind that cold front, temperatures will drop. our next storm will arrive then. a flood watch in effect for everyone. level 3 strong storm on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. saturday morning, the threat of

flooding and thunder. the wind is stronger tomorrow than they are today. light showers first thing on saturday. heavy raiee6: a00.mn tw windatth i even a chance for showers in the ark asked during the 49ers game tomorrow. we in gusting 30 to 50 miles per hour. that could certainly take some trees down again. scattered downpours, a windy morning first thing. tomorrow it is a stormy start, level 3. that we transition into lighter storms. by thursday and friday of next week, we begin to dry out. reggie: new at 6:00, the truth is out there. the number of ufo sightings on the way up. liz: the bay area destination named the top when it comes to the least amount of delays.

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liz: a live look outside from our sfo camera. the airport is apparently one of the best to fly out of in the country. sfo was among the top six airports with a low percentage of flight delays. sfo had only about 16% delays in 2022, compared to some of the worst experiences, international airport, 28% of flight delays. reggie: airbus is testing out autonomous flying technology for its planes. it is designed for emergencies. if needed, the system could automatically divert a flight to the best airport nearby.

it could communicate with air traffic control and land safely. so far, testing has been limited and it could be a while before dragonfly or reaches production. i saw one of those cars go by me today with no driver. on friday the 13th, i don't need that energy. a plane flying above you with no pilot -- i don't know if i'm ready. drew: in the rare event that the pilots are incapacitated. is anyone a pilot? i flew flight simulator a couple times. we are on storm watch for this cold front that is about to move through between 6:30 and 10:00 a.m. becoming gusty areawide with a wind advisory in effect until 10:00. sutro tower is bouncing around. morning rain and wind. midday, and isolated showers. this afternoon, the threat of a scattered downpour moves in.

temperatures mainly in the 50's. a high surf warning is in effect along the coastline. tomorrow, a flood watch in effect as more rain moves through. liz: the local tech company teaming up with walmart to sell its products. reggie: the white house responding to a second batch of classified documents found in the president's home. liz: flood concerns renewed today as more serious storms blow into the bay area. reggie: we have another hour of news coming up next. demi, i'm so proud of you and how you have persevered through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. >> a traffic stop in east palo alto. how the officer is doing and what we know about the moments before the suspects started shooting. reggie: then we hope you enjoy the dry day yesterday. we are tracking a storm rr exclusive storm impact scale. jobina: plus are we alone in the universe? more people report seeing something unusual in the skies. reggie: good morning on this friday the 13th. our mutual friend adam asked me, it is too bad drew is not