>> 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 here because i want to ask him about the weather. i said ask me, i here at 30 times the day. drew: you do. we have more live doppler 7 behind us. another line about to move in. it will bring scattered downpours and a brief burst of strong wind between 6:30 and 10:00 this morning. on the storm impact scale, a level two moderate scale. an isolated thunderstorm is possible. we are shaking this morning with the wind picking up. a wind advisory is in effect. rain and wind and isolated showers. the afternoon we will see more scattered downpours move through. temperatures in the 50's if not low 60's.

we also have a high surf warning in effect. 16 to 17 feet for most of us. we could see waves up to 30 feet high. we will go hour-by-hour. stronger storm tomorrow with flood watches. the pattern coming your way. all of the details in a few minutes. >> an investigation is underw after east palo alto officer was shot. it happened just after 11:00 last night. lena howland joins us live from the south bay. good morning. what is the officers condition? lena: we have learned the officer, a five year veteran of this department, is expected to be ok after being shot in the lower part of his body. he is receiving treatment for what the department is calling a non-life-threatening injury. this all started as a traffic.

-- as a traffic stop last night. the driver of the charger got out of the car and ran away and officers chased him. have officers -- as officers were struggling to get people into custody he fired a gun once. other officers were able to get him into custody in palo alto police say no shots were fired by their officers. they say the suspect 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 across the bay area over the past few years. to give you some perspective on the issue, according to the state attorney general, california law enforcement agencies seized 26 ghost guns but by 2021 that number had increased to 12,388. this is an ongoing investigation.

the interim police chief here told us this is a stark reminder of the dangers police face on the street every day and the ongoing dangers of gun violence. live in east palo alto, lena howland, abc7news. reggie: storm watch now and the positive signs from all of the rain we've been seeing at local reservoirs. in the east bay and the south bay reservoirs are rising and in marin all seven reservoirs are near or at capacity. >> the last time the reservoirs were full was february of 2019, so it has been a long time. reggie: we are not out of the drought yet. statewide reservoirs are still below normal route levels. experts say we would need constant rain through the year to make a bigger debt in our current drought conditions. >> there is concern roads leading to and from the monterey peninsula could be flooded out.

video shows the salinas river has overflowed its banks south of salinas. we shot this video along river road. caltrans closed the bridge because the water level was so high. this map helps explain it. the shaded parts show areas of evacuation warnings. there are already road closures in effect. if conditions get worse, roads into places like monterey could become inaccessible. the monterey county town is one of the areas officials are most concerned about. conditions are constantly changing. for now locals continue to hold out hope. >> we have a couple of sandbags laid out and will wait it out. >> the county has set up shelters for evacuees and local hotels are offering discounted rooms. officials are expecting flood

stage activity through at least sunday. reggie: details about two men found inside a home. investigators say it appears they died from carbon monoxide poisoning. the generator was found in the hallway with the power switch turned on. the men were found in separate rooms inside the house by a crew hired to remove a tree that had fallen on the house. >> we are hearing from the husband of woman who died in tuesday's storm. 44-year-old daphne was driving to work when she got stuck in high floodwaters. the dispatcher tried calling back but nobody answered. rescue crew started a search for her. a dive team found daphne in her car which was submerged in eight feet of water. her husband is overwhelmed with emotion and devastation. >> she leaves behind th

children who range in age from 10 to 14. a gofundme page has been set up to help her family with funeral costs. still to come, all of the weather is leading to a nuisance for drivers -- potholes. reggie: in the overnight fight to put up flames at a north bay carport. drew: live doppler 7 show you a cold front about to move through , bringing us up report of heavy rain and gusty wind. winds are ramping up, gusting to 30 miles an hour at sfo. a wind advisory in effect this (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day.

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the 580 westbound. expect delays in that area. in san mateo county the sinkhole is massive. westbound 92 is closed from skyline boulevard until further notice. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. lights are on but you will not face a delay in this area. a smooth ride into san francisco in the same thing on the richmond-san rafael bridge. erybody ease kee the recent storms have caused massive pothole problems. crews are being called out to help drivers in every city. i am dealing with this in oakland and san francisco. we spoke to one woman who was lucky to make it home. this was off of the exit ramp up by 280 near san jose avenue and mission street. >> i heard a loud pop. i've never had a tire pop. i knew something was off because

my car started veering towards the left. >> in the first 12 days of 2023, caltrans says it has received nearly three or hundred -- nearly 400 reports of potholes. last year it received just nine reports for january. if you hit a pothole you can be compensated for the damage. >> coming up, the company in charge of garbage in the city is said to be replaced after more than 100 years. in the embattled boeing 737 max plane returns to the skies. the airline using that controversial model. a live look outside. a live look outside. 6:12 on this friday the 13th. this is the sound of nature breathing. and this is the sound of better breathing. fasenra is a different kind of asthma medication. it's not a steroid or inhaler. fasenra is an add-on treatment for asthma driven

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>> fire alarm bells rang in petaluma after a carport below people's homes burned overnight on braylon avenue. firefighters were seen trying to put out that fire as it rose to the patios in front of people's doors. you can see from the video at least five cars were engulfed. no word if there were any injuries or what may have started the fire. to developing news in the investigation of president biden's handling of classified documents. a special counsel is on the case after the second batch of documents were found in biden's delaware home. i was president biden responding after those papers were found? jobina: president biden and his administration insist they are fully cooperating with the investigation. merrick garland appointed robert hur to oversee the case. he was a trump appointee.

chicago attorney who is also a trump employee will entrepreneurial review. sources tell us documents were found in the president's garage. >> classified material next year corvette? what were you thinking? pres. biden: i will get a chance to speak on all of this, god willing, soon. by the way my corvette is in a locked garage. jobina: the findings are being compared to the uncovering of classified documents at former president trump's mar-a-lago home. trump called disgraceful situation." the white house is this case is different because biden accidentally misplaced the document, unlike trump, who is accused of trying to hide documents at his estate. liz: two 737 max plates took off in china for the first time in water years.

does good deadly crashes in 2019 prompted countries around the world to ground lease planes. most other countries allowed airlines to resume flying the jets in 2020 even as boeing worked to fix issues. china southern is the airline flying those jets today. it planned to resume flights in december for those flights were canceled as covid cases searched in china. this is a pivotal change because china is one of the top markets for airlines. reggie: metal detectors will be installed at a virginia elementary school where a student shot a teacher. that teacher continues to recover. the school board decided to install 90 metal detectors at every school in the district. before that metal attempters were used at middle and high schools but not elementary schools. the child who shot the teacher is being held at a medical facility. no charges have been filed against the parents. liz: the case against the man accused of murdering four ohio college students has been delayed until june.

a judge said his primary hearing date for june 26. he must stay in custody until then. his lawyer wanted more time to see the evidence come in even though he is still in custody police are asking for any leads in this case. reggie: the u.s. intelligence community says reports of ufo sightings for military personnel are on the rise. the government have received over 350 reports since march 2021. roughly half of those have been identified as drones, balloons, birds, or debris. the other sightings are not explained. the government has renamed the objects as unidentified aerial phenomena on. they need to workshop that a little more. liz: that is too hard to say. reggie: they appear to have unusual flight characteristics or performance capabilities, adding more analysis is required.

they just do not want to call it a ufo. drew: what is so reggie: they don't like the stigma of the ufo is my guess. drew: it is very hard to change people's minds once they've learned something for decades. so. liz: drew: are you the champion? reggie: we believe in these? drew: for sure. we are not the only ones. it is not possible. liz: you think they're people coming trying to scope is out? drew: that is one of the theories that people have already scoped is out and there like we are good. reggie: i would do the same. i will take a pass. this is not my late. drew: let them do what they want to on that planet and we will go back to hours. ours is not so bad.

the grass is not always greener. they come back and say cannot believe what is happening in universe xy34. liz: i wonder what they call us? drew: uaps. for sure. you can identify the rate on live doppler 7. it will bring a brief round of downpours. a wind advisory in effect until 10:00 this morning. a level two on the storm impact scale. that will transition for scattered showers and the potential for a thunderstorm. the front is on top of us at 7:00 this morning. after 10:00 the wind calms down and most of the downpours move out. thunderstorm moving in later on today. temperatures will fall as the day goes on. colder air moves in.

tonight we hold in the 50's as the next storm arrives. a strong storm in the highest impact coming saturday morning. light showers after midnight and here is heavier rain at 7:00 or 8:00 or 9:00. gusty winds. winds gusting close to 50 miles per hour. the wind 30 to 50 miles per hour. if you're headed to the 49ers game take the poncho with you. scattered showers in the forecast. winter storm warning in effect today. three to six feet of total snow is anticipated. if you cannot get to tahoe by 1:00, do not go. it is days of heavy snow. a level does go today, level three tomorrow morning, and then light showers through the holiday and early next week. by thursday and friday we start to dry out. liz: now let's turn to ginger zee live with a look on gma. reggie: and it is your birthday

today. happy birthday. ginger: thank you so much. i am all sugared up from some cake. reggie and liz, it is great to be with you. we are following the latest on the breaking news with lisa marie presley. the singer and only child of elvis pressley passing away just hours after being rushed to the hospital suffering cardiac arrest. we will look at the 54-year-olds life and a doctor will join us with more on women's heart health. then we have to talk about the deadly tornadoes from alabama that ripped through kentucky, georgia, a trail of destruction. we are on the scene. i will track the next storm for you all and we will be talking about the impacts beyond. the justice department appointing the special counsel after more classified documents were found in president biden's home, many in his garage. what is the white house saying? then we will highlight one deserving student who is

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: exclusive storm impact scale rolling into the bay area. drew is here to track the timing and intensity. liz: any east palo alto officer shot during a traffic stop. what we have learned about the person's condition. reggie: and remembering lisa marie presley. the entertainment world shocked by the death of the singer who was alice's only daughter. liz: good morning to all of you on friday the 13th.

i just learned it was friday the 13th. i feel like this year has been off to an ominous start. drew: it has been. at times it is like enough, we get it, we are flooding. we see the threat of that today and next weekend. our storm is already moving on shore in the north bay. you can see scattered downpours. a brief burst of strong wind. a wind advisory in effect until 10:00 a.m. 23 is the current wind in the city. on the abc 7 storm impact a level does to moderate storm today with rain and wind. that will transition to scattered showers and the threat of a thunderstorm later on this afternoon. we take you outside. you can see it shaking as the wind picks up. rain and wind this morning. isolated showers around lunchtime, and then downpours redevelop. by 4:00, that is your best

chance of finding a thunderstorm. if wood does we could see but it will not be as widespread of a threat we saw earlier this week. this weekend a stronger storm will move in. we have a flood watch in effect. we will show you the storm and that storm in a few minutes. reggie: any east palo alto police officer is recovering after being shot during a traffic stop. lena howland is live with what we know so far. lena: a five year veteran of the police department is expected to be ok after being shot in the lower part of his body. as for the suspect, he has been safely taken into custody and the scene only about two minutes from the police department has already been cleared. this started as a traffic stop for a vehicle code violation on a dark colored dodge charger just after 11:00 last night. the driver got out of the car and ran away and officers chased him.

as police were struggling to get the suspect into custody, he pulled out a gun and fired once, hitting one officer. other officers were still able to take committed custody and police say no shots were fired by their team. they say the suspect 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 across the bay area over the last few years. east palo alto interim police chief said this is a stark reminder of the danger police officers face in the ongoing dangers of gun violence. we must never forget the risk our police officers take every time they leave their families to serve our community. this is an ongoing investigation and it is still unclear what the vehicle code violation was and why that driver was pulled over

in the first place. live in east palo alto, lena howland, abc 7 news. liz: as we continue our storm watch, the salinas river has hit flood stage. the veer is the flooding 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 now keeping watch, they are monitoring the creeks, waterways , and rising salinas river. the footage shows flooding near the river yesterday afternoon. parts of monterey county remains underwater. there are several road closures in the area. some areas are already surrounded by water and the river is still rising. that is why officials have issued an evacuation order for the small town of sprinkle and beyond. >> this is a slow-moving event.

this will not occur at the same time. >> we have a couple of sandbags laid out and will just wait it out. >> the resident you just heard from says she and her family stay. check out this video from our abc7news archive from the 1995 flooding that hit the monterey area. numerous communities along the salinas river flooded then. cal fire has been posting abo the strong possibility flooding could cut off areas on the river road and peninsula. near big sur road between the salinas valley and the monterey peninsula remains of primary concern. liz? liz: on the peninsula, a portion of highway 92 is closed after us in opened up in san mateo county. the chp close the lane after 12 inch dip was on the verge of collapsing.

you will not be able to travel in the westbound collection from upper i-35 to its creek road. it is unclear when it will reopen as more rain heads towards the bay area. reggie: drone vie new a view of the flooding. more rainfall could turn into more downed trees and significant damage. cruise officials are urging residents 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: to sign up for the alert go to alertscc.org. as alerts are sent through calls come emails, and text messages. liz: cleanup is still underway in the north bay. tree trimmers have been busy going from one job to another.

one of those was in the backyard in santa rosa. a 100 foot pine tree tumbled over. more trees are expected to topple this weekend. >> one right after the other one, it is kind of one of those deals where you jump from one job to another. this is our third job. liz: on the river levels were holding steady but experts predicted will come up to flood stage. the sonoma county fire district took advantage of the weather to do swift water fire rescue training. reggie: p prepared for standing water on the roads. we have seen numerous residues across the state. this is video for my arrest in hollister. we spoke with the oakland fire police chief -- the open fire department chief about what you should and should not do. the number one tip, do not drive through standing water. if you get stuck, and when one

right away. the fire recommend staying in your car unless conditions change. >> if your car become stop and you start to take water in you have to do something more aggressive where you will have to roll your window down and get out on the roof or the hood. you want to get onto high ground. reggie: your last option should be just when mount. liz: we are keep -- your last option should be to swim out. liz: people will are without power in the south bay. 49ers tight and took to twitter and told pg&e he has not had electricity for four day. he says he is trying to prepare for something this weekend, referencing the 49ers playoff game tomorrow. we are not the only ones dealing with severe weather. storms are racing across

southeast it has turned deadly in california and torture. jobina: my family basement yesterday and has been awful for some people. child died when a tree fell on a car in atlanta. a possible tornado damage to 2030 homes. videos posted online see drivers on i-85 filming what appears to be a twister near the atlanta hartsfield jackson airport. in neighboring alabama the weather was blamed for at least six deaths. surveillance camera shows a possible tornado hitting the town of fulton, ripping off the roof of the hotel. nearly two doesn't tornadoes were reported damaging or destroying up to 50 homes. >> i have moved from that house to this house. i just recently moved to this house in september. >> got a tornado. a tornado in selma. liz: in selma brick buildings

collapse and traffic was destroyed. liz: thank you. after more than 90 years san francisco's sole garbage contractor may be on its way out. the city intends to how allied waste industries, also known as republic service, to collect its waste. a protest, otherwise allied waste will start its onboarding process. reggie: tributes are pouring in for lisa marie presley i'm the only child of elvis presley and once married to michael jackson and it was age. she was just 54. paramedics were called to her room and calabasas after reports of a woman in cardiac arrest. she was rushed to the hospital

where she died. her mother priscilla says it is with a heavy heart i must share the news our beautiful daughter lisa marie has left us. she was the most passionate strong and loving woman i have ever known. she is survived by her three children. coming up, the local tech company said to team up with walmart. liz: you're looking at the new york stock exchange. how the are doing, next. reggie: more conversation from this viral video showing a man who is in down and on house person in san francisco. a nonprofit that could help. to 8:00 a.m.. join us from downloading the app on your tv. drew: we have a level two moderate storm on the storm impact scale moving in as we speak.

heavy showers with that cold front moving into the north bay. we will press in. i will track this line through the north bay. downpours moving into santa rosa. 7:51 in napa you will start to see heavy rain along with gusty wind. we will see wind picking up and they will remain active the next couple of hours as the front moved through. the winds pick up everywhere thanks to a wind advisory in effect. mild right now. we are in the 60's and temperatures will be dropping as the day goes on. the warmest part of our day is happening right now. the front is moving through. around midday it is an isolated shower with the chance of a thunderstorm pumping up to finish out the. we could see waves up to 30 feet the next 24 hours.

today temperatures gradually dropping as the day goes on. into the 50's later on today. flood watch the effect starting tomorrow for a stronger storm or more flooding is possible. we look at the stronger storm in eight minutes. jobina: we are looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. you're starting to see a little bit of a slow down at the toll plaza. everything else is moving nicely , even the sig alert we were following earlier has cleared as we show you the picture from the golden gate bridge. a reminder that for monday a lot of mass transit agencies will be running on a holiday schedule because of mlk day. you know we've been following roadway flooding. in sonoma county closure from fremont to snow is 84 b.

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liz: this morning there promising signs in the fight against cancer. the american cancer society has released its 2023 cancer report and it shows we are making progress on some types of cancer that impact millions of people every year. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom with the findings. gloria: one of those promising signs, cancer deaths have gone down 33% since 1991. here are a few other things that are highlighted. there has been a major drop in cervical cancer for women between the ages of 20 and 24, a 65% reduction from 2012 through 2019. attributes this to the hpv

vaccine. i talked about this decline. >> this fall has been incredible. cancer is a terrible disease affecting largely young women. this gives us real optimism there can be further treatments or against other cancers. gloria: have been rising 3% every year and more cases are big diagnosed in more advanced stages. the doctor says we need to address the shifts, especially in the black community, with the incident in black men 70% higher. more than coming up during our stream news just at seven. -- at 7:30 this morning. liz: this video been on house person sprayed with the hose is

barking discussion about conservatorship. abc 7 spoke with the executive director of north beach citizens. she met that person seen in the video, known by some as you. she says you has been in and out of hospitals and believes conservatorship would help. someone who cannot continue the medication to remain stable within their lives. gloria: state senate leader says he has been pushing for support for conservatorship. not everybody who needs it, but for the small people who do he says we need more infrastructure like hospitals and supporting housing. reggie: we will know whether or not charges will be filed in the shooting of the movie rust. the santa fe county district attorney's office says announcement will be made by the end of this month. actor alec sought and killed stroke of the -- the director

survived. a spokesperson for bultman said the incident involved the misfiring of a prop gun. liz: tomorrow the 49ers will host the seattle seahawks in the super wildcard weekend. they beat the seahawks twice in the regular season. san francisco is the hottest team in the league, having won 10 games in a row. kickoff is 1:30 tomorrow afternoon. the final game of super wildcard weekend. that game is monday night at 5:00 right here on abc 7. reggie: walmart is partnering with san francisco-based salesforce to improve its technology and expanded services to other companies. the deal with salesforce is expected to boost walmart's delivery service. it is also expected to help

curbside picket and delivery. starting this spring service will be upward for other -- the department of wildlife says now that most whales have migrated south it has lampwork crab traps. recreational grabbers w able to start using crab traps saturday morning. on sunday, the present chip production will also be lifted. we take a live look at the new york stock exchange. we are down about 100 points. liz: tonight's mega m jackpot is $1.35 billion, the second largest prize in the games history. the cash option would be $7.75 billion. it'll be outrageous that one person can get that much money. reggie: i always say you are not

going to win. usually when i say that someone in the bay area wins. you not going to win jobina: good morning. we have had major improvements over the last 24 hours in terms of our major road closures due to weather related problems, except for this one in san mateo county. westbound 92 closed from skyline boulevard until further notice you know when there is light like that is a holiday weekend. this video from walnut creek on 680 and the san mateo bridge, where we do not have a wind advisory in effect. drew: rain moving in as we speak. we are on storm watch. the cold front moving around heavier downpours and a burst of

wind. the wind advisory in effect for gusts up to 45 miles per hour. morning rain and wind transitioning to scattered showers. here's the cold front moving in. it clears by 10:00 in the morning. then in the afternoon we will have to be on the lookout for developers. the warmest part of your day is happening right now. behind the cold front, temperatures will drop. our next storm arrives, which is stronger. heavy rain at of flooding and thunder. stronger winds seem to be associated with this storm. showers arrived before sunrise than there is heavy rain moving in by 7:00 or 8:00 or 9:00.

tracking the downpours. red indicating heavy rain. your head to the liars would take the punches with you. there's a chance of a scattered shower popping up. the wind will pick up. wind tomorrow morning at 7:00 gusting 30 to 50 miles per hour. more trees are likely to come down tomorrow morning with the storm system. winter storm warning in effect for tahoe at 1:00 today. if you cannot get to tahoe by about 1:00, do not go because i'm tracking heavy snow. three to six feet likely and that means travel will be difficult. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. a level 3 tomorrow with the worst conditions in the morning and then we transition to lighter showers for the holiday and even early next tuesday. by friday of next week we start to try out. jobina: it is time for your toyota tahoe traffic report. if you're headed out that way,

even though chains are only required on 89 it might be a good time. i figured this might happen. let me leave. you will still need to bring them because as drew mentioned we have rain showing up in the forecast. it will be a little over three hours and 13 to 17 minutes. northstar checking in with the most snow. 65 inches. checking in our next round of resorts. tahoe and kirkwood. kirkwood with low snow. 145 inches. snowpack is looking great and our drive times will be kirkwood for 25 minutes. sierra, tahoe, and sugar bowl around the same time. two hours and 58 minutes. reggie: jobina is never on the green screen and she is wearing green so that is what happened, which i kind of love. it is friday the 13th. you are spooky.

[laughter] in san antonio against the spurs. they are celebrating their anniversary and will set to break the nba single-game attendance record. the team has sold 64,000 tickets for the alamo dome. it is possible 68,000 people will be there. two is at 4:30. liz: a live look outside from our sfo camera. the airport seems to be one of the best in the country to fly out of. sfo was among the top six airports with a low percentage of flight delays. using data from the bureau of transportation, sfo had only 16% delays in 2022. compare that to some of the worst airports experiencing delays like orlando international airport, which has more than 20% of flight delays. reggie: that used to not be the case.

sfo, we would talk a lot about it being delayed because of the foggy conditions. through magic. liz: a drought with no rain. reggie: baby infrastructure improvements. we are in good shape. liz: whatever you do at all costs, try to avoid chicago. reggie: not the city, but the airport. liz: the city is great. we are talking about o'hare. no hate on chicago. up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: it can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area app. that is available from amazon fire tv and roku. as we had to break, live look outside.

-seriously? -why do you do it? -you ignore the signs and the flashing lights. -that's my dad. -that's my mom behind those cones. -how would you feel if that was your family? -flashing lights mean "move over." without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive. it's official, america. xfinity mobile is the fastest mobile service. and provides steady morning energy and gives you unmatched savings with the best price for two lines of unlimited. only $30 a line per month.

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officer is recovering after being shot by a person during a traffic stop. the suspect was arrested and the officer received non-life-threatening injuries. drew: morning rain and wind is on approach. this front will move through your over the next is jody three hours. downpours, gusty wind. the lines are beginning to pick up on the coast line as we speak. rain and wind this morning. a brief break in the day and were scattered downpours this afternoon. reggie: the monterey peninsula could become an island if flooding gets worse. there are evacuation orders near the salinas river. authorities say it could be days before people can return. liz: santa clara county is urging residents to sign up for emergency alerts. go to alert jobina: a live picture from the bay bridge toll plaza. overall traffic is pretty light. 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 the documents in his home or in a locked garage. liz: flashlight tours at san jose's winchester mystery house are back in honor of friday the 13th. starting today guests can guide themselves through the mansion every friday until february 24. reggie: i had fun when i went there. part of the reason is because of portion of it was used as inspiration for the haunted mansion. liz: i didn't know that. reggie: there is this hallway that has all of these doors and when you're in the haunted mansion there is similar. i guess the ballroom scene, because there is a ballroom. that was really cool. liz: full of facts this morning. jobina: you broke that yana news yesterday. first to know. he broke it. reggie: finally.

about time. liz: did i send you that tiktok? reggie: i good morning, america. for ow viewers in the west, breaking overnight, lisa marie presley, the singer and the only child of elvis, passed away. lisa marie presley rushed to the hospital just days after appearing at the golden globes to celebrate the movie about her father suffering cardiac arrest. what we're learning this morning, and how the 54-year-old mother wanted to be remembered. state of emergency. a deadly tornado outbreak tearing through the south. at least 35 reported in three states. our steve osunsami on the scene with the destruction in alabama, and ginger is tracking the storms around the country. full-scale criminal investigation. the justice depart