in for another cold morning across the bay area. a look at the frosty temperatures and where will be the coolest. reggie: and remembering the victims of last week's mass shooting and half moon bay. kumasi: avoiding another faa meltdown. the new rules aimed at making sure the nations flights are not grounded again. reggie: welcome to tuesday, january 31. drew: it is a colder morning than we were yesterday. frost advisories, freeze warnings for most of us. temperatures well into the 30's right now. these advisory series and warnings -- these advisories and warnings will last until 9:00. waking up to a lot of areas at or below freezing. in santa rosa you are at 29. palo alto you are cold, coming

in at 30 degrees. clear skies, good visibility on this cold morning. it is bright and brisk. lots of layers needed. use the winter hat and the winter gloves. bright sunshine. a little bit warmer this afternoon. we max out in the mid-50's low 60's. a closer look at the hides in a few minutes. reggie: this weekend's winter chill and freeze warnings are putting hundreds of flights in danger of being canceled or delays. this the major focus city for southwest. yesterday the airline canceled about 10% of its schedule, more than the other carrier. a total of about 1000 flights were canceled. only normal issues at bay area airports but there are delays if you happen to be leaving today. reggie: homeless advocates in the south bay reached out to the on housed ahead of this cold

snap. san jose city councilman bert asked up on chocolate and blankets. santa clara county has opened a dozen warming sites including county libraries for those who might not have access. reggie: keep track of the cold weather settling into the bay area with the abc7news app available wherever you stream. kumasi: a memorial service will be held for the victims of two farms in half moon bay. lena howland is live in half moon bay with more on the events. lena: a little more than a week after seven people lost their lives and what officials are calling a workplace dispute the community will come together this evening for a memorial service to honor all of the victims killed this evening. at california guarded where the shooter killed four of the seven victims the gate was back open yesterday and abc 7 news confirm some workers went back to work after meeting with hr and given

the option to return. according to the vice mayor concorde farms still closed. three mayors were closed. he believes many of the farmworkers chose to go back because they were afraid to lose their jobs. >> a lot of fear about losing their jobs. maybe getting reported, losing their houses. there are fears, so they are going to go along as the best decision. lena: meanwhile, california terra gardens team says no one would have lost their jobs. regarding housing, they said they are working on building permanent housing over the next year. this afternoon victims will be honored in interfaith memorial service at the event center at 4:00. that will be followed by a candlelight procession and a dinner and fellowship around 6:00.

of course this growing memorial along main street is one of the most visual ways this community is choosing to honor the seven victims as they start this ruling healing process. live in half moon bay, lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: -- kumasi: we would like to share with you a legitimate nonprofit leading the effort. consider donating to a loss, this nonprofit has been helping the farmworker community since 2006 and has set up a half moon bay fund. go to our website reggie: state lawmakers are introducing legislation that they say will help put an end to the violence we have seen. democrats have proposed nearly two dozen new bills related to firearms and gun control that included tax on the sale of guns and ammunition. but do not sell list for people

dealing with the mental health crisis, and extending by three years an existing ban on gun ownership for people with domestic violence orders filed against them. among those backing these laws, bay area symbol member mark berman. -- assembly member mark berman >>. >>we have plenty of gun laws on the books. we are missing sufficient enforcement and deterrent. reggie: lawmakers unveiled their own plan to capital gun violence. -- to tackle gun violence. they say california has already passed 100 gun laws and their working. their proposal is to create harsher sentencing for criminals. the new study from the nonpartisan public policy institute of california said californians are about 25% less likely to die in mass shootings. democrats say that is because of our gun laws. kumasi: san francisco has approved a resident's application to carry a concealed

weapon. according to the chronicle, this is the first approved application in the city since last year supreme court ruling to remove barriers to get a permit. applicants have to pass a background check, undergo a psychological evaluation, and complete a safety and qualifications course. supervisor catherine stefani says she plans to induce -- to introduce a bill that would expand the list of sensitive areas people cannot carry guns even with a permit. reggie: new developments in the death of tyre nichols. two more memphis police officers have been relieved of duty. we know more about one of those officers and how the nichols family is responding. jobina: one officer has been identified as preston hemphill. we had a discussioas a news team and decided we are not showing any video of the attack on tyre nichols because it can be triggering for many people. preston hemphill is now on leave

pending an investigation. five officers have been fired and face murder charges. attorneys were two of them say their clients intend to plead not guilty. nichols's stepfather says all of the officers should pay for nichols's death. this has reignited police reform talks in the senate. >> we owe it to all of the families who have lost loved ones to pass a law that will help ensure justice and accountability in our policing system. >> we should have simple legislation that we can agree upon that has been agreed upon in the past. jobina: two additional officers were not named because they had not been fired. the department says it identifies officers relieved of duty after an investigation ends. kumasi: just how much more you might pay for your pg&e bills this year.

reggie: and the news is not good for brock purdy. the rookie quarterback may miss part of next season. drew: it is another cold morning with frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect until 9:00. it is warmer afternoon compared to yesterday. mid-50's and low 60's later on. ♪ ♪ you twist it like this. ahh... ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

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you may see some frost on your windshield this morning. a lot of layers need to stay warm. by 9:00 we are slowly thawing out of the 30's into the low 40's. by lunchtime sunshine is doing its job, warming us up into the 50's. we will go a bit above average in some spots. looking at the three day forecast, we expect another chilly morning tomorrow morning with similar temperatures in the afternoon. by thursday we add additional cloud cover to our sky and watch a cold front moved through thursday night that will bring a little bit of rain. we have another chance of rain over the weekend. let's check in with jobina to see how we are doing on traffic. jobina: we will begin in vacaville where we have a major crash underway involving multiple vehicles on westbound 80 past sherry glenn wrote. we also have a motorcycle crash. your speed will be around five miles per hour in this area.

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kumasi: the new mexico district attorney will formally file charges against alec baldwin for the shooting that killed halyna hutchins and killed the films director. -- and into the films director. in new manslaughter charges, the potential $5,000 fine and 18 months in jail. alec baldwin says he never pulled the trigger. the faa is making changes after a computer glitch temporarily grounded all domestic flights earlier this month. the faa says the issue was caused when someone unintentionally deleted files on january 11 while working to fix an issue between two databases. the administration says the agency has implement safeguards to stop an issue like that from happening again, including having two people present during

maintenance. get ready to pay more to pg&e. the utility companies as our bills could be $80 higher this year. recent storms are bringing higher than ever gas and electric bills. pg&e says is it is expecting a 32% increase in bills this winter compared to last. natural gas bills are five times higher than prices in the u.s. last week. >> pg&e customers have natural gas than the five year historic average. this is a historic winter where we are seeing cold temperatures and freeze warnings and that is impacting the price of natural gas on the west coast. kumasi: a climate credit from the california public utilities commission is being voted on thursday and that could give some relief. this epo seat will host a discussion on -- the cpoc will host a discussion on spiking gas prices. reggie: brock purdy tore his ucl

and likely need surgery. the best case scenario is you will need six months of rehab and could be comfortable -- could be -- it is also possible he could be out for a year. the doctor told us this is a rare entry for a quarterback. >> the look backup quarterbacks, very few have had this for last into 20 years. for the 49ers nick mullins had this in 2019 or 2020. besides that there not many nfl quarterbacks who get this because they do not get hurt that way. it takes a freak accident. number two, they are not throwing enough to degenerate their ligament. reggie: the 49ers will likely need to sign another quarterback. trey lance should be back. it is unclear if jimmy garoppolo will be re-signed. kumasi: a woman born in san francisco is now the world's oldest person in her secret to a long life is to stay away from toxic people.

this is maria. she was born 115 years ago in a san francisco. she was just eight when her family moved to spain. she has lived there ever since. she has lived through two pandemics, survived covid, it is even active on twitter. her profile says she is old but not an idiot. she has three kids, 11 grandchildren, and 13 great-grandchildren. drew: did you feel like someone tried her multiple times when she was younger? reggie: it feels that way. i am wondering whose voice we are hearing? toxic is a very today word to say. i am getting one of her grandkids taken over as the voice of maria. kumasi: interpreting maria. drew: maybe she just interpreted

what she said into more contemporary. reggie: toxic people, we got it. kumasi: don't try me. i am not an idiot. jobina: i want to make that my twitter bio. kumasi: you mentioned 115 ago in san francisco? reggie: would remember things. drew: it was just after the earthquake. the city was rebuilding. kumasi: let's see if she can face time and explain. drew: it is worth a try. reggie: i wish my name wer maria because my handle would be how do you solve a problem like maria? drew: toxic people. keep them away. sometimes you don't know if they are toxic. reggie: until it spreads to you. drew: outside, here is the

exploratorium camera. clear and cold. frost advisories, freeze warnings. a couple extra minutes to warm your car. frost on your windshield. ray does return to the forecast thursday night and friday morning. a beach hazard statement will be in effect today for a long period. a higher risk of rip currents and sneaker waves on our coastline. we are much colder this morning compared to this time yesterday. upper 20's in low 30's and the north bay. a lot of low 30's if not subfreezing in palo alto. a lot of layers needed. take all of the winter gear. leave the umbrella at home. mid-50's to low 60's. close to average for this time of year. overnight tonight a blend of stars and clouds. another frost advisory into effect for these chilly temperatures.

as we fast-forward into thursday, here is our next cold front. this arrives thursday night into friday morning which will bring light showers to finish out our week. a dry saturday and another storm on sunday. both of these storms are level 1 like storms on the abc 7 storm impact scale. we are dry but we are brisk the next couple of days. rain at night thursday lasting into friday and another storm on sunday. drew: -- kumasi: now we are checking in with ginger zee live with what is coming up on gma. ginger: good morning. if you are traveling at all, from texas to tennessee, you will want to watch this. and ice storm is developing and we will see accumulating ice on power lines and trees making it tough to travel. also serious cold. coal with wind chills parts of new england have seen in about four decades. in the growing fallout from the

tyre nichols case. the latest on that. and we are counting down to super bowl sunday. an exclusive interview with the music director behind rihanna's huge halftime show and we give you an early look at some of the commercials. and how to make the most out of your secondhand shopping? that is my story. we take a fast fashion addict and introduce her to a stylist that only styles with secondhand clothes. you will see how to make money with what you've got. kumasi: i like this. reggie: this is what my husband does. he has that new york trick where you have a lot of black, a lot of very basic colors. people do not remember that shirt. you can repeat a lot. ginger: your husband has met my husband. it is like that cartoon "doug

if you remember, he had his uniform, like seven of them lined up, that is all he wore. it works. that is not for me. i need a little bit more flavor. reggie: this purple thing is giving me second act elphaba in wicked. i know that is a very niche reference. but when she has grown up a little bit and seen some things, just a touch of people. kumasi: a touch of people. [laughter] reggie: i love it. we are loving the here as well. ginger: here to play any time. secondhand hair, too, it is up cycle. reggie:

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. reggie: another cold morning on tap. you may need to give yourself extra time to defroster windshields. when winter says you will finally see relief from the cold temperatures. kumasi: covid emergency over. the white house's decision to end the emergency. reggie: and then the 49ers will not be there but you will likely have a super bowl party anyway. why this year's bash will not be as costly as last year's. there is some good news. let's get to the chilly temperatures. drew: a lot of us in the 30's if not below freezing. frost advisories. freeze warnings in effect. look at these numbers.

cola spots on our map coming in at 29 degrees. a lot of layers are needed. winter jacket. maybe the scarf in the glove. the first hit of the sun coming up. it is a brisk morning. it is a bright day. a little warmer than we were yesterday. we look at the high temperatures in just a few minutes. reggie: we are learning about the living conditions on the farms and half moon bay where seven people were shot and killed. a community will gather together to remember the victims. lena howland is in half moon bay this morning. lena: as the memorial honoring all seven of the victims killed in the half moon bay shooting along main street continues to grow behind me, the community is expected to come together once again this evening for a memorial service honoring all of the victims killed at work last monday afternoon. for the past week since the

tragedy, san mateo county has been paying for farmworkers from concorde farms and california terra garden to stay at hotels, something that will continue until they get them stable housing. according to the vice mayor, concord farms is still closed. three workers were killed there. at california terra garden, the gate was back open yesterday and abc7news confirmed some workers went back to work after meeting with hr and given the option to return. some believed that going back is part of their healing process. >> you have tears, you have memories of the people that lost their lives. they might find the healing they need. lena: terra gardens team says no one would have lost their jobs, and regarding housing they say they are working on building

permanent housing over the next year. this evening victims will be honored in an interfaith memorial service at the event center on kelly avenue at 4:00 followed by a candlelight procession to ides hall and a dinner and fellowship around 6:00. according to the information for all of these events today, all are welcome to attend as the community begins the healing process. lena howland, abc 7 news. reggie: investigators believe the motive behind the mass shooting may have been a workplace dispute. they say the 66-year-old suspect carried out the attack after was handed a bill for $100 for damaged work equipment. he is being held without bail for killing his coworkers and seriously injuring another. he faces seven counts of murder and attempted murder and could face life in prison if convicted. kumasi: we are also following a mass shooting in florida. 10 people were hurt in a drive-by that happened in

lakeland south of orlando. two the injuries are critical. police say a car drove up to the crowd and four people inside the vehicle started firing before driving away. the victims were believed to be targeted. police are still looking for the car and they are investigating whether or not the shooting was drug-related. reggie: a husband and father are being charged with the attempted murder of his wife and children. the whole family inside the car when it drove off a cliff in early january. on friday dharmesh patel was released to the hospital and taken to jail. if you look at this map, you can see with the san mateo district attorney's office says happened. they say patel made two deliberate right turns, one off of highway one onto a dirt path and the second plunging the tesla down 250 feet to the water's edge. amazingly, patel, his there two children all survived the crash.

they were pulled up in a dramatic rescue. in court patel did not enter a plea. he is being held in jail for now with his next court appearance a week from thursday. kumasi: if you're traveling, be prepared for delays and cancellations once you get out of the bay area. an ice storm has prompted the cancellation of more than 1500 flights. the weather extremes are stretching from coast-to-coast. jobina has more on the impacts. jobina: it is a mixed bag of weather extremes across the country. ar vterday. says the strip did not get any snow but henderson and red rock canyon saw some dusting of up to two inches. in texas dash cam video shows a pickup truck sliding off an icy highway. the man who capture this video says he saw several other crashes yesterday. there was heavy freezing rain as

well as sleet. experts are warning of significant icing affecting at least 15 states soon. for the first time workers in san antonio are using beta juice as a -- using beet juice as deicing agent. they say it is less corrosive than salt. several cities in the northeast have yet to see any measurable snowfall this winter. this month will likely go down as the warmest january in new york city. >> it's great. i do not even need this code. it is too heavy. i do my usual walk in central park, it is very comfortable. >> i love the snow and i love to see the kids out playing and that is important. i am not complaining. we all have to be very aware there is something going on. jona:hida is snds a32

drop in temper wr the city but no snow is insightkumasi: pr bejato family. the 31-year was ov t weend for sd and snow sport trip. spain previously competed in the x games and was a half pipe gold medalist. friends have been reflecting on his legacy. >> kyle loved everyone around him for who they were and he showed that to them through his demeanor and his smile and his kindness. >> i want him to be remembered of somebody people should look up to and somebody who should be an example of how to treat sports. kumasi: an avalanche warning for that area after days of heavy snowfall. 13 others were found alive in the snow after being caught in monday's avalanche. reggie: southbay parents are

hoping to save a local school from closing. administrators from the diwali summit school sent a message to parents and the school has been operating at a deficit for a decade and there is no path forward. the notice also said a loss of state funding is to blame. dolly parents are hoping -- kumasi:melesscount. this is video from santa clara. heinthe team visited an area hit hard by recent record-breaking rainfall. >> some of them went to the evacuation centers which are now closed. a couple of them got housed, which is good. mostly they are just dispersed in the same general area. >> everyone has a story of why they are out here. kumasi: the u.s. department of housing and urban development requires these counts every year

and helps determine federal funding to give guidance to counseling -- on where to put their resources. reggie: the city of san rafael is working on a way to get people out of the class permanently. it is considering tiny homes to house about two dozen people. this comes after a city sanctioned camp closed. advocates from san rafael support new housing options, but only if the tiny structures are built to last. >> i think long-term about spending the money on tiny homes and build permanent housing. don't build tiny homes that are only intended to be short-term. we do not want people to live in substandard housing. reggie: federal and state grants would help fund the project. it is unclear where these tiny homes would go. the east bay city that has the lowest gas prices in the region. kumasi: and we are taking a live look at the big board of the new york stock exchange. another update on the market is

next. reggie: ikea is looking to give one happy couple grand. what you have to do to get it. what you have to do -- stay wi us for the abc 7 at 7:00 stream and show. to watch it you have to stream it on our app. drew: let's go to the tam cam. we have clear skies. it is quite cold. frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect. down to 29 enrichment, 34 in union city. the freezing mark in castro valley. areawide we have temperatures into the 30's if not subfreezing. 29 in santa rosa, 30 in palo alto. take a lot of layers with you this morning. maybe a few extra minutes to warm up the car. take the frost off your windshield. by 9:00 we are into the low 40's. slowly following as the morning goes on. by lunch time we get into the

mid-50's. today is warmer than yesterday. 56 in the city. 60 in santa rosa. that'll feel nice after a subfreezing start. 55 in concorde. we are expecting another cold morning tomorrow morning with frost advisories. by thursday we increase the cloud cover and bring back rain at night with a cold front that does linger into friday morning as well. we will show you that storm and another coming for part of your weekend on the seven-day forecast in about nine minutes. first let's check in with jobina. jobina: we are stepping with the big issues we have been following throughout the morning starting with the sig alert in vacaville involving six vehicles and a big leg on westbound 80 past blend road. speeds are still at five miles per hour. the chp has one lane open if you're traveling westbound in this area. also a major crash in richmond.

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kumasi: nearly three years after the first covid 19 cases president ending the country's coven emergency but are we ready? gloria rodriguez joining us live in the newsroom with more on this. gloria: the white house announcing it will end the national coven emergency in may.

to many of us it seemed the day would never,. ucf infectious disease expert says the u.s. is able to make the transition out of the pandemic stage of covid because we have high population immunity . she says 95% of us have anti-bodies to covid. the doctor says immunity comes from a combination of vaccination and also prior infection. a doctor saysde an end there will be financial repercussions. he says when other countries end the restrictions, everybody still has coverage. he says in the u.s. we do not have a national health care system. >> vaccines are no longer going to be free. a shot of vaccine will probably cost $110 to $130. >> we have amazing tools t prevent severe disease. use these tools, use

therapeutics, use vaccines, and celebrate those tools. gloria: dr. gandhi says the entire comment of europe went to endemic management in april of last year. their disco emergencies. the president -- there are two emergencies. the president says he will end both. kumasi: oaklands chief of violence prevention is leaving for southern california. according to the chronicle he will be heading to the los angeles office of committee safety as the new mayor has vowed to boost the violence prevention department. pandemic as the city's first chief of violence as ny cities across the country are dealing with a spike in violence. it is not clear who will be taking over the position. reggie: an assisted living worker is in custody in association with the death of a 94-year-old man in a walnut creek assisted living facility. authorities arrested the 54-year-old on a felony count of

elder neglect that resulted in death. >> miss starlin duty of care to our victims. he was able to access caustic chemicals and he drank the chemicals and died as a result of chemical burns to his mouth, esophagus, and stomach. reggie: prosecutor say the victim lived in a memory care unit at walnut creek and suffered from dementia. the arraignment was postponed until next week. kumasi: a new principal at stanley middle school is on leave after the district investigates her handling of a harassment case at her previous job. nicole chapman was placed on leave following a mercury news report that raise questions about missing records. according to the mercury news chaplain read an investigation that accepted the teacher's denial of any wrongdoing. since then, the teacher has been

arrested on felony and misdemeanor charges involving middle and high school students in a private cheerleading organization. reggie: financial experts are more optimistic about the rebound in the world's economy. the international monetary fund forecasts a slight slowdown in global growth. however, economists were worried the drop would be much bigger. they are pointing to china and india's economy reopening which is important for the global economy. economists believe this to be assigned inflation is declining. reuters reports bed, bath & beyond is preparing to file for bankruptcy. this could happen as early as this week. it comes after the retailer defaulted on a loan and the announcement of more store closures, eight of which are in california. the bay area stories closing are in antioch -- and san jose. super bowl snacks will cost a little less this year. a new report from wells fargo found popular party foods are

cheaper this year compared to last. bacon and sirloin's are also slightly cheaper. all prices are down. some items like beer, soda, and ships are more expensive. kumasi: gas prices are up a bit from this time last month but still cheaper than last january. in the state the average price is up to about $4.56. conference insist -- in san francisco upon $24.81. if you live in the east bay, you need to try to fill up in concorde. the station on monument road is offering gas for $3.79 and there are a few other stations in the area. if you're looking to test a relationship and make some cash while doing it, financial advice website has a contest for you. reggie: finance buzz is looking for a couple for its ikea diy duo. this couple would be given $1000 in ikea store credit to buy a bedroom set.

the catch is you have to assemble the furniture together and document that experienced. winners would also get $1000 for completing the task. applications are open until february 14. drew: i feel like that is the easy part. getting through the store. you and your partner. that is where the trouble starts. it is a maze, on purpose. reggie: you get hungry and you make a pit stop with the swedish meatballs. then you have to go downstairs. you have to check out. you have to figure out how you bring the stuff home. bedside table. reggie: or chair. drew: you see it halfway through the upper level. couples are quiet. reggie: what is the little wrench called?

drew: the allen. very specific to them. reggie: do know what i'm talking about? kumasi: no. reggie: you are blessed. the fact that you do not know means you have a nice life. you've never put together ikea furniture? kumasi: i have not. drew: sometimes you have left over pegs and it is like i do not know if it is safe now. can i sit on this chair safely? good luck, everybody. outside we go. here's a live look from the exploratorium camera. a beautiful sunrise. we are called. freeze warnings and frost advisories until 9:00. beach hazard statement will into effect along 8:00. temperature wise it is

we are in the 20's and 30's in our coldest bots. it could always be colder. look at the upper midwest. it feels like 23 below in denver, 19 below in minneapolis. not doing too bad. we have a lot of sunshine. temperatures in the 50's to low 60's, very close to where we should be for this time of year. overnight tonight another frost advisory will go into effect for temperatures dipping into the thursday night into fridays and morning here comes a cold front that will bring light showers. a break saturday and likely another storm arriving on sunday more light showers. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. try tomorrow. a level one thursday into friday and another storm on sunday. reggie: the oakland zoo says it

will reopen friday after more than a month of repair work following the storms at the start of the year. the zoo closed on new year's day because of the huge sinkhole that happened right at the entrance. here is time lapse video from the zoo showing off some of that repair work. they wanted to be open january 17 but that did not happen because there were delays getting this repaired. the safari that happens every christmas season has been extended to march 4. kumasi: this week you want to look up into the night sky. a brain, it is expected to be visible as it passes earth for the first time in 50,000 years. as drummers have nicknamed the comet dirty snowballs because it is made from ice and rocks. nasa is planning to observe the comment and they hope it can give us clues about the solar system's formation. >> will be looking for the fingerprints of molecules we cannot access from the ground. things in our own earth's

atmosphere like water, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, methane. will be looking for those fingerprints and be able to study things we have not been able to see. kumasi: should be able to see the comment as it passes by on thursday and you should find a location with less or no light pollution. reggie: the name dirty snowballs is rude. kumasi: why am i saying it? reggie: for something so beautiful. don't tell me what it is made of. "emerald princess"? kumasi: that is a cruise. reggie: that is also a cruise line. there'll be line dancing at 3:00. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand. it is available apple tv, google fire tv, amazon, and roku.

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kumasi: there are more community events tonight to honor the victims of the half moon bay shooting. in interfaith vigil starts at 4:00 p.m. and there is a candlelight procession at 5:30 and a dinner at 6:00 p.m. and everyone is invited. reggie: two additional memphis

police officers have been relieved of duty in the investigation into the death of tyre nichols. three memphis fire department of employees have also been fired for failing to properly assess nichols. kumasi: president biden intends to end the covid-19 national emergency and public health emergency may 11. the white house move ensures an orderly wind down. reggie: pg&e says your bill could be up as much as $80 this winter because of cold temperatures and increased demand for natural gas. drew: another frosty morning. we have frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect for a huge portion of the region. the sun is about to rise over the horizon. we have clear skies. it is brisk this morning. we will go close to average later this afternoon, mid-50's to low 60's. jobina: the biggest issue on our roads will be in vacaville where we have multiple cars.

the chp is reporting seven vehicles plus a big rig involved in this crash on westbound 80 past jerry glen road. your speeds as you approach will be around six miles per hour. kumasi: a woman born in san francisco is now the world's oldest person. she says the secret to a long life is to stay away from toxic people. maria is 115 years old. she is even active on twitter thanks to her kids. her profile says she is old but not an idiot. drew: that is good life experience. she was tried multiple times, you will not get me. reggie: i will not get got. she is the oldest person because another person died last week who was the oldest person, which puts you in a strange position. kumasi: that is. reggie: do you celebrate? do low-key acknowledge it? drew: i am sure you do.

kumasi: lots to celebrate. good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. the dangerous winter blast across the country. ice storm on the move. millions in the path for treacherous winter weather. freezing rain and ice and the brutal arctic blast alert. where can wind chills go as slow as 50 below zero? ginger is tracking it all this morning. growing fallout from the tyre nichols investigation. three first responders now fired as we learn two more police officers were relieved of duty and under investigation. tyre's family calling for more involved to be charged as they prepare to lay the young father to rest. manhunt intensifying. the suspect on the run wanted for attempted murder, kidnapping and assault.

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