how would you feel if that was your mom? flashing lights mean move over. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. is on for a driver who stole an ambulance and drove it through three bay area counties. reggie: families in berkeley hills forced to leave as mudslides threaten their homes. we are live with the impact all the recent weather has had. jobina: plus, it is finally dry outside. everybody, take a walk and enjoy the day. also, this can improve your mental health and blood pressure problems. why not? reggie: to be clear, it's not going to be that warm. no wearing short shorts and tanks. [laughter] everybody just calm down. [laughter] jobina: people go extreme.

reggie: they were wearing a parka yesterday. [laughter] drew: we deserve this. we are going to get it today. sunshine through live doppler 7 this afternoon. dry this morning. a bit of fog in santa rosa. that's our only problem spot. it is chilly this santa rosa. 36 in palo alto, boca coming in at 39 degrees. certainly take the layers with you. our oakland airport camera showing you it is a quiet morning, thankfully, when it comes to the weather. here's how the day shapes up, a ton of sunshine. 7:23, it is a bright day, cool in the low to mid-50's. showers returning to the forecast. i will show you that forecast coming up in a few minutes. jobina: developing news, police looking for the suspect they say stole and a billets and drove it all over the bay area.

the ambulance was stolen just before 7:00 last night in the area of 47th and irving. paramedics were bringing a patient to the rig when it suddenly took off. the driver led the chp on a chase through san mateo and alameda counties. they ditched the ambulance in oakland. painfully, the medics and patient were not hurt. reggie: 23 people dead from the storms across the state. the white house says president biden will visit the area this week to survey the damage. his federal emergency relief from last week has now expanded to assist 41 of california's 58 counties, including everyone in the bay area. jobina: in the east bay, multiple homes are under the threat of mudslides. that's where we find abc 7 news reporter lena howland for which homes are red tagged. lena: good morning.

we are about as close to the neighborhood where it all happened as we could get with cell reception, when a mudslide slammed into a nearby home unexpectedly yesterday morning. because of that, other neighbors had to be evacuated for their own safety. five other homes were ready tagged. marjorie says her husband woke her up early in the morning yesterday to tell her that they had to get out of bed, as a wall of mud pushed into their living room. ugly fire says there was a broken water pipe high up in the area, where the mudslide first started. they luckily escaped with their dog, but their home is now red tagged, as emergency crews went door-to-door to warn other residents to evacuate in the park hills neighborhood, which is on a steep east-facing slope. >> by the time i got out, the mud was already covering the back kitchen door. you could hear the

could hear the mud pushing into the house, breaking the doors. lena: the fire chief tells us that geologists will work with building inspectors and those from day to know college, where the water leak was originally found. then, they might have a better idea on the timetable involving those red tags and when those folks might be able to come back home. now, just a day later, officials still fear the mudslide could be moving back downhill. fire officials say residents of nearby communities next to this one were warned to be ready and prepared in the event that they need to leave quickly because of this. live in the berkeley hills area, lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: lena, thank you. you can see a trail of mud spilling down the hillside and onto the street. crews shut down parts of

claremont avenue to clear the road of debris. jobina: in the south bay, the widespread storm damage as blocking chances to get out and enjoy local parks again. san jose's popular park is one of those closed right now. it is described as a box canyon, where the sides are very steep and objects could slide down even in dry conditions. >> the area is very soaked with the rainwater. we can still see mudslides, landslides, rock slides coming down. jobina: even the temporary hollywood-style sign that celebrated the parks 150 years in 2022 is no more. there is a lot to do before the park can reopen, and that includes assessing unknown damage on every trail, clearing out narrow trails by hand, and even bringing in heavy equipment to do the job. reggie: on the peninsula, a

stretch of highway one at the peninsula is back open. you can see just how big this boulder was that toppled onto the road and why it clogged it. lanes were blocked for several hours. the chp called for heavy equipment to be brought in and they removed the boulder. jobina: rock slides, mudslides, pavement giving way. the atmospheric river has taken a serious toll on our roads. now we know just how much. there have been more than 500 landslides across the state since december 30. that's according to the california geological survey, which share this map with us. as you can see in blue, there has been a cluster of landslides in the bay area. why is california prone to this? geologists say the state has relatively young mountains. that means much of the steep terrain is still in motion and covered in loose rocks and soil that can easily slide away. reggie: cruise across the bay area are cleaning up and assessing damage, including at the golden gate national

recreation area. there is an old military structure on the beach in san francisco and it slid down a nearby bluff. park officials say the structure tumbled off a cliff yesterday morning, likely because of the saturated land. >> we actually did a study to see, could we stabilize in place some of these structures, especially some of the gun positions? it was just so prohibitively expensive. reggie: no one was hurt in the slide, but officials remind visitors to be careful in the area. jobina: the lake tahoe area is now just a sheet of white. local ski resorts say they got several more inches sunday night and into monday morning. chains are now required on both interstate 80 and highway 50 through the region. for the latest information on the weather and local road closures, head over to our website. we have everything you need to know about the storms on abc7news.com.

coming up, the investigation now underway after an mlk day celebration is marred by a mass shooting. reggie: with a new covid, some kids -- some parents may want their kids to mask up. whether local schools will require that. drew: expecting beautiful sunshine, but rain returns to the forecast tomorrow evening, before our dry pattern sets up for an extended period of time. we [narrator] everyone needs quality health insurance, even if you're healthy and active.

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drew: 6:10 a.m., we have a coastal flood advisory in effect this morning because of the runoff from recent rain. low-lying areas have some standing water. he aware of that. we expect totally dry conditions today, lots of sunshine, a bright sunshine, slightly below

average this time of year. 2:00 p.m., nothing but sunshine. take the son -- take the sunglasses with you. tomorrow, a cold front that will bring the return of rain. it is a quick moving system and it will be out of here first thing thursday morning. this is a level one it is a fast-moving system. brief downpours and rainfall brings a half-inch to most areas. we will time all the storms and show you how much rain you can expect where you live, coming up in a few minutes. >> we go to the richmond-san rafael bridge. things are moving nicely at a great clip. it is about an eight minute drive in the eastbound direction. we do have roadwork walking the shoulder and a lane headed toward the east on richmond side. it's pop down to san jose. that is 280 at the 17-880 crossing.

about an eight minute drive from downtown san jose up toward cupertino. pummeling your car. in the santa cruz mountains, north 17, some southbound as he had toward idlewild. traffic is now stacked up toward the redwood estates. reports of a stall on the dumbarton bridge. i am not seeing any slowing there. it is an electric vehicle that apparently has run out of juice and they are waiting for a flatbed tow truck. that is apparently what is taking so long to clear it. back with more traffic in just a few. reggie: thank you. while you may want to avoid the summer buying season if you are looking for a new house. and why harry and meghan are not accepting the apology of a british host and columnist. as we had to break, a live look outside. ♪ ♪

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reggie: developing news in florida, at least eight people are recovering after getting shot at a crowded mlk day event. one of them is in critical condition. officials say more than 1000 people were at a block party in fort pierce when shots were fired after an "disagreement" of some sort. police believe there were multiple shooters. developing news in new mexico, police arrested a former republican legislature candidate for directing a series of drive-by shootings, targeting the homes of democratic lawmakers. they say he was the mastermind behind the shootings. they claim he pulled the trigger during one of the attacks. he lost his state legislature

race in november by a landslide. officials say he was angry at the outcome. >> at the end of the day was about a right wing who did the most extreme thing you could do, which is turn to violence. reggie: officials are wearing about a rise in political violence across the country. this comes just months after former speaker nancy pelosi's husband was attacked in their san francisco home. jobina: now to the devastating passenger plane crash in nepal. a copilot on board was a widow who had lost her husband to another yeti airlines crash a few years ago. the pilot got her training with the insurance money left behind by her husband's death. her body has not been found yet. other bodies that have been recovered are being returned back to their families.

the aircraft's black box has been sent to france, which is where the plane was manufactured, to find out where it crashed -- why it crashed. reggie: with yes -- with last year's volatile housing market, we take a look at what we can expect this year. many would-be buyers and sellers got sidelined last year. from the spring of 2020 to 2022, home prices went up nearly 40%. mortgage rates are relatively high, causing some homeowners to reconsider selling. for now, competition is high for fewer homes on the market. >> we are not seeing 15 offers on one home at this point. we are starting to see prices come down a little bit in certain markets. i would not say it is necessarily a buyers market yet, but i would say it is a pretty even market between buyer and seller. reggie: experts say avoid the spring selling season. that is the advice every year. they sell for a seasonal premium, when buyers are committed to getting it done. jobina: as the latest covid

subvariant it's the state, public schools do not plan to reinstate the mess mandate. large school districts, like boston and philadelphia, have implemented mass mandates. following the guidance of california department of health, masks are only required at high risk areas, like senior living homes and hospitals. reggie: a tradition to have horses run through smoke and flames. why did they do this? they think it purifies and protects the horses. it precludes them from any potential disease. tradition goes back hundreds of years. in case you're wondering if the horses get hurt, i am told that it is possible, but this year, that has not happened. ok, i don't love this. drew: i don't think running in

fire protects something. generally, it's the opposite. reggie: it puts you at risk. they really love to run animals. drew: horses, bulls. they care tomatoes. jobina: they do throw them? drew: yes. i would go to that one. i would throw tomatoes at somebody. reggie: i don't want someone to throw tomatoes at me. drew: i think it's cathartic. see you cross and just throw it. reggie: i feel like it could just happen on the streets. jobina: absolutely. drew: i haven't seen someone get pegged by a tomato yet. reggie: a friedsam vegetable attack? drew: in this and vegetables are experiment -- are expensive. in this economy, don't throw in big. i will catch it and cook it.

[laughter] this is very healthy. look at this. everybody is double where they should be, almost triple where they should be, for this time of the year. we are at 288% of the average. it has just been a wild month when it comes to our snow. here's our oakland airport camera. claire and chile this morning, sunny and dry this afternoon. a level one light storm on wednesday. then, the dry pattern sets up to the upcoming weekend. temperatures in the 30's and 40's. certainly take a couple of layers with you out the door. you don't need the umbrella. you can leave veteran home -- at home today. it-50's, feeling nice with dry conditions. tonight, clear skies early on, clouds will thicken after midnight, ahead of our next storm system. here is future weather. enjoy the bright conditions today. here's the cold front that moves through starting tomorrow afternoon. first, in the north bay, by about 6 p.m. or 7 p.m., over san francisco.

by 9:00, in the south bay, then out of here. a quick moving cold front, but it will bring some quick downpours. 0.25 to 0.5 estimate. estimates for this system is not as high as previous systems. in this year, a winter weather advisory in effect for 24 inches of snow. one more storm to get through tomorrow evening, than our dry pattern will set up through the upcoming weekend and early next week. sunshine, temperatures near average for this time of year. jobina: let's turn to ginger zee, with a lid look at what's coming up on "gma." ginger: good morning. nice to hear your happy voices this morning. we are happy to be with all of you. coming up, a lot of headlines to get to. that shooting at a martin luther king jr. day event that left

eight people rooted -- wounded, one prickly. then, the documents investigation. president biden staying silent, but what the white house is saying. dan abrams will break it all down for us. also, can't stop, won't stop. we will keep talking about your rain, snow, and the last little hit that comes through midweek, and everywhere in between that this latest one will be bringing snow to, and severe storms. damaging wind coming tomorrow. on top of all of it, kicking off an inspiring series highlighting talented kid creators. it starts with an impressive six-year-old fashion designer who we have a surprise for. i said i thought miles was great, my four-year-old, when he came in with a cut off he had made himself. a cutoff t-shirt that he now wears like all of his t-shirts, even in winter with long sleeves. i'm not saying it is good fashion, but he is an opinionated young man. reggie: so, he just went somewhere, got some scissors, and cut off the sleeves, said

this was his new look? ginger: that's his new look. always cut offs, even in winter. jobina: just the sleeves or are we also talking crop top? i took it as crop top. ginger: no crop top, just the sleeves. let's not tell him crop tops sorry thing. jobina: [laughter] ginger: he runs hot, so he likes to breathe. reggie: [laughter] i really like this for him. he jobina: has a point of view. jobina:give us shoulders. [laughter] reggie: [laughter] now i want to see. ginger: i'm going picture. i will send it to you. reggie: bring it in tomorrow. reggie: bring it in tomorrow. when a truck hit my car, reggie: bring it in tomorrow. the insurance company wasn't fair. i didn't know what my case was worth. so i called the barnes firm. i was hit by a car and needed help. i called the barnes firm, that was the best call i could've made. i'm rich barnes. it's hard for people to know how much their accident case is worth.

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jobina: new research is telling us that more time in nature can reduce the need for some medications. researchers in finland found

going for a walk by a lake or tree-lined space a few times a week reduces the need for medications for anxiety, asthma, depression, high blood pressure, and insomnia. past studies are also showing that high proximity to green spaces is associated with lower rates of death and improved mental health. harry and meghan do not accept the apology of a british columnist who said he hated the duchess of sussex. jeremy clarkson wrote in a column that he'llay in bed, dreaming of the day meghan markle has to parade naked through the streets while people chant "shame" at her. statement, clarkson said he emailed the tosaid hisguage was disgraceful. an la spokesperson for the coupe says they do not accept the apology and say this is no isolated incident. that column has been removed from the website that initially published it. amazon, which airs a show hosted by clarkson, is likely to part

ways with him. new at 6:00, after jeremy renner is now home from the hospital after his snowplow accident. the 51-year-old "avengers" star was injured on new year's day when he was clearing the snow from the driveway of his nevada home. he spent more than two weeks in icu, being treated for blunt chest trauma and orthopedic injuries. he tweeted last night that he was excited to watch tv at home. his latest show premiered on sunday. at 6:30, fixing a pothole. why the rain caused so many problems on local roadways. and the ceo of southwest opens massive delays and cancellations we experienced over the holiday season. the email he sent to customers. as we had to break, a live look outside at 6:27. ♪

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solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: now at 6:30, g newsom declares an executive order to help millions in the state recover from the storm. jobina: rescue efforts as high waters strand dozens and one east bay neighborhood. they could finally get relief today, as dry conditions are expected. reggie: big prices that won't break the bank. where in the bay area you can go right now to find much lower prices. jobina: good morning, everyone. it is tuesday, generally 17. reggie: first, we check in with me meteorologist drew tuma. drew: a nice-looking tuesday. totally dry out there. clear skies, a bit of fog in parts of the north bay. santa rosa down to 1.25 miles. tsith great visibility. temperatures the culture starts to the month. conquered at 37, 36 in palo alto. several layers needed as you step outside this morning.

take the sunglasses, but the umbrella can be kept it home. here's how the day shapes up. nothing but sunshine. sunrise at 7:20 three, temperatures in the 40's. we will climb into the low and middle 50's, but rain returns to the forecast. we will talk about that in a few minutes. reggie: governor newsom is adding more support for communities affected by storm damage grid he assigned that she signed an executive order. in the east bay, all the recent heavy rain has triggered a major mudslide in the berkeley hills. at least five families have been forced out of their homes because of the mess. abc 7 news reporter lena howland is live without these homeowners are doing. lena: five homes in this berkeley hills neighborhood were red tagged yesterday. those homeowners were told to leave for fears of another mudslide hitting this area. this was the scene yesterday

morning, when a wall of might pushed into a living room of a berkeley hills home. homeowners and their dog were able to get out safely, but that slide is now putting other homes in danger. paul chang owns a house below her this mudslide happened. his is one of the five that have been at red tagged and unsafe to live in for the time being. >> i'm right next to their house. in fact, if the mud keeps sliding, it will probably hit my house or that house down the street. i have tenants who with their. they called me this mning saying they had been evacuated. lena: berkeley fire officials say they are making some progress after finding a broken mudslide first started. but it is still unclear when those red tags might be removed. keep in mind, officials fear the mud could keep moving downhill in this area and that's why fire officials have warned residents in nearby neighborhoods to be

prepared and ready to leave quickly if needed. live in the berkeley hills area, lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: thank you. pittsburgh residents getting rescued from floodwaters. the fire water rescue team was called in. they helped 12 people out of one neighborhood. they got them out by boat. one driver also had to be rescued. evacuation's remain in place for 19 homes in the area. >> the fire department and our patrol personnel decided they need to go door-to-door and tell them water is rising and we want to recommend they evacuate. we knocked on 19 doors on ventura and on harbor, and we asked them to evacuate. reggie: flooding his people -- is keeping people from their homes. one whole area is. authorities say an underground water channel broke on saturday and the creek crested again sunday night. pittsburgh police say to expect harbor street to be closed until

at least tomorrow. jobina: california's departmen ofer wat 21 locations around the that are still at risk of flooding, in the wake of more storms over the weekend. one of those is the salinas river. they say it isxp engtiecit -isoe will be stronger, as all the water works its way through watershed. that means local flood managers near the river and many other parts of california will be busy this week. >>ntng agencies will need to maintain and inspect their levies for any damage that may have occurred as the waters came up against the levies for so long, and evaluate long repairs that may be necessary. jobina: the department of water resources sata snowpack is at epic levels, but that could cause flog inodhe tin all reggie: that snow melts. south bay, reservoirs through santa clara county are full. people are trying to go see it.

crews had been working to clear debris and blockage throughout the county. onf o for those who manage the local waterways would be to draw down the reservoirs, to stop this billing. it is all very unfamiliar to longtime residents. >> i just can't remember ever saw this. that is why it is such an epic and exciting time. >> it has been so dry that this is exciting. reggie: valley water says it expects the spilling to stop in the next two days and the other reservoirs in a week or two. they cannot keep reservoirs totally full because there could be more will be releasing some of that water until the spring, when we typically don't expect as much jobina: you have been dodging all those potholes out there. hate to break it to you, the gee worse aftll aer she ts.tosky 7 g potholes on highway 101 in redwood city. in san francisco, the public works department reports an average of 600 potholes per

month. the department says it has already surpassed that number in just the first 13 days of this month. however highways are already saturated with potholes, we know this. in many cases, the cracks were already there, so the rain is just making it worse. >> we are playing catch up right now. we just got this big rainfall, so a lot of the pavements that got cracked when we did not have enough, the water is getting in, pieces are popping out. jobina: we are talking about how you can feel it in your bones sometimes when you hit the pothole. reggie: i worry about breaking my car. jobina: t tire, but the whole axle. reggie: do you everything, did i just break myself? jobina: yes. i just learned this. john harvey is the director of the uc pavement research center. in his lab, they are testing materials to help roads less longer. it has hired worse -- it has

higher recycled content. in the north bay, they are facing a long road for the cleanup effort, but showing some signs of progress at highway 37 between 101 and atherton avenue is back open this mni.re tha24 s because of flooding. late saturday, the nevada river ran over levy. that led t to heavy flooding across the highway. high tides also contributed to the problem. caltrans crews say it could take days to pump out all the water. >> it's a low spot, a road that travels through a marsh. water is always going to want to collect there. jobina: in sonoma county, parts of highway 121 near highway 12er flooding. marin county, cleanup continues at an apartment comp x ain mudslide damaged it week, displacing all of the lt peopleo live there. we spoke to one resident who

just went to check on his apartment yesterday. he has been living in a hotel. >> my wife and i were in our bedroom and we thought we heard thunder. it wasn't. it was a tree cracking and hitting the apartments back there. reggie: volunteers with the american red cross are helping assess the damage. it could be months before some of these residents are allowed to return. while our storm surge has caused to mitt's damage all across the bay area, there is a silver lining in san francisco. wildlife ecologist jonathan young says the water has brought the watersheds lowering back to life. that includes a newly created pond on the south side. stor much of the year and will likely be a critabalat for the chorus frog, a species that was nearly extinct in the cit wasy unreintroduced in the presidio. >>yhe t going to start laying their eggs. the first warm we get, -- warm night we get, we will get ts

of big clutches. reggie:re is a complex ecosystem in the park, from the insects to the coyotes that live and breathe air. still to come, the matchup is official. it will be a familiar one for the 49ers. who they are playing in the next playoff game. jobina: looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchange. another update on how the markets are doing, next. reggie: the local grocery store selling eggs for three dollars per dozen. jobina: that looks good. reggie: all i can do is thinkw. [laughter] we are a.m. to 8 a.m. you can download our app now, wherever you stream. drew: a little eggs benedict. i love it. look at this. the last 20 of 24 days, we have seen some form of rain. we have only had four dry days. christmas day, new year's day,

last week on thursday, and now we will get a dry day here today as well. what a pass. january and late december, rainfall above average in most it is quite out there. we do have a coastal flood advisory. all the runoff that will be occurringofth edays, we could see mine own -- minor flooding. today, sunshine and temperatures in the 50's, slightly below average for this time of year. we will enjoy bright skies. dry today on the three day forecast. tomorrow, rain does return in the evening with a quick moving cold front. behind that storm, the dry pattern will set up for several days, starting on thursday. on thea xclusilevel e itlit illghstm. bring brief downpours and rainfall less than .5 inches. we will go hour-by-hour and show

you how much rain you can expect in your area. let's say hi to sue with traffic. sue: metering lights flicked on at about six: 09 this morning. filling in. you do have about a 12 minute delay at the end of the line, all the way up to the metering lights. then, rake lights on the upper deck. welcome back to work on a tuesday morning after a holiday weekend. at least it is not raining. we pop down to the san mateo bridge, where we had an incident, something happening on the live camera in the eastbound direction. you are seeing lots of headlights coming toward you. you are also crowded in the westbound, which is a commute direction. that is about a 20 minute drive now from the toll plaza over toward the peninsula. if you are making your way on the san mateo bridge, we had an earlier stall on the dumbarton. is still there. however, not a lot of slow traffic. to the santa cruz mountains, this accident has been pushed to the side. northbot7ta 1nd while, stacked up to the estates,

giving yourself a 20 minute lay. this is a typical morning commute out of the central valley. speeds definitely under 20 mph, then things pick up as you head down the pass toward livermore. are looking at about one hour eit drive fgemro we are back in action and ductwork this morning. with more

jobina: welcome back. authorities are searching for at least two suspects in an attack that last -- that left six people dead. n town of goshen, south of fresno. among those killed include a 17old mother and six-mo-ynth-olead r-baby. investigators say two gunmen opened -- entered a home and opened fire. they do not bel thiwas a randieomve attack. it appears the family was

ta a it could be gang or drug-related. deputies found one victim who was alive, but eventually died at the hospital. two people insideal-- inside the home survived by hiding. reggie: turning attention back to the pandemic. some people are challenging the fda's recommendation about booster shots. younger, healthy people may not need another covid booster. one of our correspondence talk about that. >> this is what the debate is stemming over, what the data looks like, versus kids who are fully immunized and had the bivalent shot. simply put, it is hard to make a strong statement about this because a lot of kids out there still have not finished their primary series. the primary series, we know is not only safe, but effective in preventing serious outcomes. when it comes to the bivalent shot, kids who are high-risk their parents should have those conversations and ask questions

to doctors. though shots are very protective for those americans with underlying conditions. i hope these discussions and studies give parents more confidence that the shots are saved, both the original and bivalent booer. you can see the doctor at 3 p.m. on weekdays. jobina: reality tv stars will begin their prisonennce today. they were sentenced for tax and fraud crimes. their daughter recently posted on instagram to which her mother a happy birthday, acknowledging she will be sent to prison. she wrote, "unfortunately, we are one of many that the system has failed and i will continue to fight the good fight until we are all home together." new this morning, we are hearing from the ceo of southwest airles the travel catastrophe during the christmas and new year's holiday. more than 16,000 flights were canceled over 11 days. passengers were stranded, and

unclaimed luggage piled up across airports across the country. the ceo bob jordan has vowed for new efforts to prevent problems in the future. in an email to travelers, he wrote, "we felt short of your expectations and the high standards we have for ourselves, and for that we are deeply sorry. it is our steadfast commitment to make the necessary changes to address the issues we faced and to regain your trust and confidence." you have probably noticed prices for eggs are skyhigh right now. that is if you can even find them. for weeks, we have seen empty shelves at the grocery store. no eggs in sight. of eggs e.ivnsabc7news reported gloriarx rodríguez joins us in the newsroom with the details. gloria: good morning. the average price fors about $6. this time last year, youze c fos

35 cents. abc 7 found one spot where there are plenty of eggs and the prices are pretty low. the big grin in san jose is selling eggs for three dollars per dozen. they have all typ of eggs, from duck to quail to chicken eggs with double yokes. the family run business sls 43,000 eggs in-store per week, in addition to their wholesale operation. you could probably get those eggs for less than you would at your local market. >> these either have dirt that haven't been able to be washed off on the machine or they have cracks in the eggshell. those are not graded a eggs, so they are sold a lot cheaper. >> there's definitely no shortage of eggs within the country. there were a lot of retailers who were using eggs as a loss leader. gloria: that's why consumers didn't see the price hikes during the holidays, when demand is extra hyper choose the editor

of the big prize kurd, a commodity tracking company. she said avian flu wiped out more than 43 million egg laying birds the past year. it is not clear when the price of eggs will be going, now that the wholesale prices going down. stores may keep prices high to make up for some lost profit. reggie: thank you, gloria. now for your morning money report. electric vehicle sales keep going up around the world. they now account for about 10% of all new cars sold globally. that's according to the wall street journal. i would say it's thanks to sales in china and europe as they go mainstream. nearly 40 million weglobally in% compared to the previous year. here in the u.s., we lag a little behind, about 6% of new year -- of new cars sold. while dries -- the wild ride continues for used car prices. new data shows the average used car price dropped by nearly 9%

in 2022. experts say that steep decline was caused by an increase in supply of new cars and higher interest rates. taki york stock exchange. you can see that we are down about 154 points. jobina: the 49ers will play the cowboys this sunday in the nfc divisional playoffs. they are two wins from the super bowl. last nightth, e cowb brady for the first time ever, in a game he's all right here on abc 7. the game, the san mateo native was mom on his heut f returirede and then un-r, we remember that, last season. the 49ers and the raiders are among teams reportedly interested in signing him season, if brady wants to keep playing. reggie: scientists in chile have

discovered mega raptors. they were once top of the food chain in the region. the carnivorous dinosaur fossils are from parts of south america and apparently lived about 70 million years ago. the bones found are up to 33 feet long. the studies also help researchers lend more on the conditions of the meteorite impact that may have triggered the dinosaur extinction. oh. jobina: look at that. reggie: it's hard to tell how big it is because there is nothing to compare it to. a sharp drop in temperatures went on for thousands of years after the impact. who is that? drew: oh. jobina: could you imagine? drew: no, i always think about this. ride a stegosaurus to school. reggie: like the flintstones? jobina: i imagine it like seeing an iguana in real life. drew: you would not survive. jobina: no, count me out.

drew: you were born at the right time. jobina: thank you. shout out to the '0' let's go outside. we are starting to get sunshine out here, not a cloud to be seen in the sky. quite sometime since we have had this kind of weather. a live look from the team clear and chilly this morning, 30's and 40's, with a sunny and dry afoornten on theaay level ol quickly moveeving, but behind ty pattern sets up for several days. here is live doppler 7. we areenyet q the sunshine todat bundle up first thing this morning. you are certainly feeling colder air. 44 in the city, 39 in santa rosa quite chilly this morning at 34 degrees. sunshine, we will warm into the mid-50's. feeling very nice, tonight clearing and giving way to

clouds as we our incoming storms. tomorrow, the morning will find that cloud cover, then into the evening, here comes the rain, first in the north bay, quickly moving through san francisco to the east bay by about 7 p.m. 9 p.m. in the south bay, then out of here early thursday morning. thursday is sunny and dry. rainfall totals, it is a quick system, so 0.25 to 0.5 inches. it is a quick moving storm, so the threat is low. winter weather advisory in effect tomorrow, six to 12 inches of snow in this year. 35 mph wind gusts. dry today, a level 1 quick one. tuesday, back to sunshine. that dry pattern begins and lasts the upcoming: strike a po. one music superstar raising eyebrows after wiping her instagram feet. jobina: her millions of

followers are saying a prayer that she might be going on to her. >> ♪ jobina: yes, about madonna. afterot rid of all her pos ts "billboard" reported she is set to go on a 40th anniversary tour. it will be the biggest she has ever done. it would the release of her fstir titled "madonna,"ch released in asju wly 1983. she last went on tour in 2019. reggie: i am excited. i am a madonna stan. i know things have been said recently. once you lock into the person you are stanning, it is hard to let go. jobina: i will never let go. mine is beyoncé. i understand. reggie: you over-stand. jobina: yes. reggie: she puts an imprint on

you when you are young. you will fight to the death. i will vote the house down against anyone who says anything against madonna. [laughter] it's a problem. jobina:heeven things you need to know today. as we had to break, a beautiful picture from santa cruz. thgh thimos rning r us.

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jobina: santa clara county are full. valley says it expects the spilling at lexington reservoir to stop in the next two days. other reservoirs in the next week or two. reggie: walgreens hasedtsovemor children's thank during the triple demings. drew: clear skies out there. will show you tons of sunshine for you tuesday. leave the umbrella at home.u, we go into the 50's. tomorrow, rain returns of the evening with a level 1 light storm on the storm impact scale. th emergency lights.r tuesdainro thbo isy sou und 101 at the top of the hill in san rafael at lincoln. we do have lanes blocked, aftrbiacnastc : uki number sevea

look at these diva donkeys. they couldn't stop looking at themselves in the mirror. the owner says the donkeys kept pushing each other so they could get a good look at themselves. we feel you. we share a mirror here at abc 7. drew: it's like any good group of friends getting together and getting ready. this is the good like. reggie: we have to talk about this breaking news. ing tour.ned madonna mht no,e sis coming to thehes cha e center, wednesday, october 4. i know it is a wednesday, get over it. [laughter] sue: thursday will be a rougher] thticks go o sale this friday. jobina: you will have a b city cardmember? i d''

iwhye it'rsonal attack. p'a s orning, america. for our viewers in the west, a mass shooting at a martin luther king jr. day event. breaking overnight. the urgent investigation under way after shots fired in florida during a family event for mlk y critically. the details this morning. lawmakers targeted. a failed republican candidate in new mexico arrested, accused of being behind a series of shootings at the homes and offices of democratic-elected officials. how police tracked down the suspect. president biden keeping qut