in the hospital this morning after being attacked by a mountain lion in san mateo county. kumasi: family and friends preparing their final farewells to tyre nichols. the investigation revealing new details. reggie: an important deadline in the state's master plan to build more housing. some cities in the bay area are pushing back. >> and now you guys are going to have 30 families over my fence. >> atherton -- works in atherton can afford to live in atherton. reggie: residents resisting plans for more affordable housing. good morning. it is february 1. it is black history month. is is possibly the day that beyoncé announces her tour.

kumasi: but happy black history month. >> is going to be a very good month. kumasi: how is it looking today? drew: it's nice. cold this morning. we will warm up as the week goes on. a little bit of fog out there. petaluma is the spot this morning. a frosty morning. frost advisories in effect for all areas she did in blue -- areas shaded in blue. it is quite cold out there. subfreezing in san ramon, san ramosat you need a lot of layers as you go about the first few hours of your day. here is a live look outside from sutro tower. we are looking great with mainly clear skies. as the day goes on, we will have some high clouds moving in. its a partly cloudy day,

temperatures in the 50's by lunchtime. later in the day, mid-50's to low 60's. rain does return to the forecast by the end of the week. reggie: a child is recov after authorities say he was attacked by a mountain lion. the san mateo sheriffs county says it happen just before 7:00 last night. he was conscious when he was taken to a trauma center after the attack. video of the area shows conditions that are made for wildlife. neighbors say they are not surprised to hear that there was a mountain lion in the area. the california department of fish and wildlife says it is investigating this reported attack. kumasi: the new alameda county district attorney is preparing to reopen eight deadly police use of force cases. lena howland live with details about the new unit dedicated to investigating these cases. lena: good morning. the newly elected alameda county

district attorney, pamela price, has announced what she is calling a new unit called the public accountability unit, which will be reopening the investigations into eight different cases across the county, some of which happened right here in pleasanton. the cases range from as far back as 2007 up to some high-profile instances, such as those of mario gonzalez, joshua and gloria chavez, incidents that happened in pleasanton, hayward and fremont. community advocates say she's following through on promises made during her campaign to hold police accountable. a criminal defense attorney who has represented police officers accused conducda's decision to n previously investigated cases is a waste of time and taxpayer money. >> their

thorough, they were objective, they were comprehensive. they considered all the evidence, forensic, video, statements, everything. >> i am glad we are kicking off her term in the right way. she ran on the platform of holding police accountable. lena: meanwhile, the oakland-based anti-police terror project believes price is a key ally in her group -- and her group's mission every a managing policing and public safety but acknowledges that the road ahead is anything but certain. abc7 news race and culture reporter julian glover will be interviewing district attorney, price later on the supplement right here on abc7. watch that on our show called "getting answers" at 3:00 p.m. lived in pleasanton, lena howland, abc7 news. reggie: the family of tyre nichols will say their final good buys later this morning in

memphis. this comes as new information emerges. kumasi: today's service will celebrate his life and not their horrific way that he died. the services taking place in memphis, tennessee. rev. al sharpton will give the eulogy. vice-president kamala harris will also be there, along with the mother of breonna taylor and brother of george floyd. his family still vowing for justice in the days ahead. >> we've got a long fight ahead of us. we've got to stay strong. justice for tyre. kumasi: there is new informa emerging from the investigation into tyre's death. two of the officers charged for his murder were previously reprimanded for not requiring -- for not filing required paperwork. there are at least two responders -- two first

responders on leave. more audio and video of the arrest could be released. reggie: here in the bay area, an event called kneeling for tyre will take place on the steps of san francisco city hall this morning at 11:00 a.m. organizers are gathering in solitary to demand justice. kumasi: people in san mateo county and half moon bay are remembering the victims killed in recent shootings. >> ♪ you are so loved ♪ kumasi: the community gathered for an interfaith service and candlelight procession in half moon bay. a gunman killed seven people at two farms last week. the investigation revealed how some local farmworkers have been living. help for the farmworkers will stop of mind of the service. >> we need to grieve and then try to move forward and get back to where we were and hopefully, i think a very important message is to make the conditions for

the farmworkers, improve them a lot. kumasi: the last stop in the candlelight procession was ids hall on main street, where friends and family of the shooting victims found out what happened. last night, it was the site of dinner and fellowship. reggie: the san mateo county board of supervisors is honoring the first week of february as national gun violence survivors week. supervisors are discussing the path to move forward and figure out mental health and proper living situations for farmworkers. it's an effort to prevent a tragedy like the one that took the life of seven workers. >> but these mass killings continue to occur. things need to change. government cannot solve all the issues, nor can nonprofits, can business but when we work together and we are strong, we provide a united threat. reggie:

governor newsom to use our resources to provide farmworkers with a safe and quality life. kumasi: governor newsom scheduled to announce new gun legislation -- gun safety legislation today. he will be joined by the attorney general and state senator from berdych as well as gun safety advocates. this is in the wake -- from burbank as well as those gun safety advocates. this is in the wake of those half moon bay shootings. reggie: the atherton city council just voted to move forward with their plan despite resistance. the plan would turn a single property on oakwood boulevard into townhomes. many residents are not happy, including staff and aisha curry. according to our media partners, the curries sent in emailed to the mayor expressing privately and safety concerns. others voiced opposition during last night's council meeting. >> multi family site would also say president that pet projects

on private property that are not on arterial roads is acceptable. >> we have real, genuine needs for affordable housing. we have almost no one who works in atherton can afford to live in atherton. reggie: the state issued this mandate as part of an effort to build more than 400,000 new units of housing over the next eight years. if cities don't submit a plan to the state, developers will be allowed to build housing that fits state standards, even if the project is larger or denser than what the local zoning allows. kumasi: a battle is building in one san francisco neighborhood. residents along maribel street in bernal heights have been asked to remove what the city calls unpermitted encroachments, or benches neighbors and say. they have made various enhancements to make the street more family-friendly. some are now complaining that the stone benches that have been added, they just don't like them i guess.

the residents will now need to go to the city to get a permit and that costs around $1400. >> no way i am going to pay $1400. i would just take it down if i have to. >> if it's similar to how the school board was dealing with renaming high schools during the pandemic rather than dealing with the distance-learning. it just seems like it is a non-issue that is creating a lot of energy and use of resources for something that we, that wasn't a problem in the first place. kumasi: only the board of supervisors can waive fees or introduce legislation that would allow the benches to stay. hillary ronen is working with the city to find a solution. drew: it is another frosty morning. we will take you to the east bay. union city at 37 degrees but richmond is coming in at 31. 35 in oakland this morning. frost advisories are in effect for most of us away from the

coast. 34 in napa and half moon bay, 33 in concord, at the freezing mark right now in palo alto. several layers are needed over the next couple of hours. we expect a lot of sunshine today, partly cloudy skies. clouds will move into our sky. but over into the mid-atlantic and northeast, some areas like central park, philadelphia finally had their first measurable snowfall this morning. it was less than half of an inch , foot that is saying something that they have not seen a major snowstorm so far. by lunchtime,. feeling a lot better we do expect a few cities to hit the 60 degree mark once again. partly cloudy skies today. temperatures close to average, mid-50's to lower 60's i about 3:00, 4:00 p.m. we will increase those clouds

tomorrow. there's a chance of showers late at night but i think the front really moves through here on friday. it's a level 1 light storm. we will time out that storm and more rain over the weekend coming up in about a minutes. let's check in with jobina. ti alert to a deadly crash. it is on westbound 4 before pine street. you can see the purple line on the map. we have a second sig alert in oakland on northbound 880 before 7th street. at least one lien is blocked. we are seeing some smooth conditions us starting with the san mateo bridg. checking out drive times as we wrap up, our slowest right is going to be tracy to dublin, you are looking at 40 minutes. reggie: the american work we

could be getting shorter but will it catch on? how one state is testing out a four-day workweek. kumasi: the new area code taking effect in parts of the bay area. reggie: elections from one race are under review. kumasi:

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reggie: there are new developments in november's oakland scho ba judge has authoe ballots for the election. it comes weeks after the register's office. found an error resnick is sitting on oakland unified school board for district 4. my conscience and says he feels confident he will be declared the winner. >> this feels like a necessary step and hopefully this will reaffirm the numbers that we have been given, which show that i won the election in district 4. reggie: we reached out to resnick and the registrar's office and have not heard back. the review does not overturn the results but this is one step in

that process. a review is set for next friday to determine next steps. kumasi: the bay area is about to get a big-time cash infusion for transportation. california leaders have announced more than a billion dollars will be dedicated to a handful of overbudget programs. bart will get $625 million. caltrain is cashing in million to finish its electrification project. governor newsom has terminated 26 different states of emergency in california, some of those that date back to 2017. they include things like the tugs and outlets fires, multiple earthquakes, storm period and the monkeypox virus. in october, governor newsom announced of the covid-19 emergency wood and at the end of this month. reggie: there's a new area code in parts of the bay area. 369 will overlay the current area for 707 numbers.

here's a map. it includes all or part of marin, napa, solano and sonoma county, and stretches out california's coast to the border with oregon. it's expected to run out of phone numbers by the end of the. new numbers will get the 369 area code. kumasi: wouldn't we all love a four-day workweek? the tide keeps moving in that direction. maryland lawmakers have created a bill to offered incentives to companies to try it out. ouer binse andmandax credits ify work out a 32 hour workweek for employees without dropping their 40 hour workweek level of pay. employers would have to participate for nearly two years. this is of a -- this is a first of its kind planned in the u.s. it has to pass state legislature. reggie: disney plus celebrating the start of black history month with the streaming debut of black panther: wakanda forever.

the marvel studios blockbuster is nominated for five oscars, including angela bassett for best supporting actress. stream black panther: wakanda forever now exclusively on disney+. disney is the parent company of abc7. i love the nam i love this film. i had a real good time watching it. drew: more people are going to have a real good time. kumasi: it is so good. angela bassett. that so. drew: this could help her. reggie: future academy award winner angela bassett. she was great. drew: to she have an oscar get? i feel like she does? reggie: i feel -- i don't feel like she does. i will look. kumasi: right now, she should have a collection.

just think of all the, of all the -- reggie: what's love got to do with it? that soundtrack, i am still not over it. kumasi: definitely a good soundtrack. drew: here's a live look from our east bay hills camera. we have great visibility but it's another frosty start. it's chilly out there again but the mornings get a bit warmer as the week goes on. rain returns to the forecast on friday. we have a couple of showers to talk about, even for part of the weekend. that frost advisories in effect for all areas, shaded in blue on our map. 30's currently. 30' later today, it will feel a lot better in the afternoon. we will bounce back to average temperatures for this time of year, first day of february.

mid-50's to lower 60's with partly cloudy skies. tonight, not as temperatures in the upper 30's for most of us so no frost advisories in effect later tonight. here is future weather very early friday morning. here comes a quick moving cold front. most of the rain is going to fall in the early morning hours of friday. this is 4:00 a.m. we will track some downpours moving through. by 8:00 a.m., it's out of here. rainfall thursday through sunday. we will see another light system over the weekend. compared to what we went there last month, this is light rain. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. bright today, cloudy tomorrow, early morning showers on friday. late saturday into sunday, some light showers as well. reggie: angela bassett, not oscars. nominated for "what's love got to do with it?"

didn't win. kumasi: well-earned and i am claiming. reggie: i think it's hers and if not, we protest at noon. kumasi: coming up, the seven things to know this morning. reggie: we get a sneak peek at a new public art project in san francisco set to debut at the lunar new year.. kumasi:

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along tunisia's creek road. the california department of fish and wildlife is investigating. reggie: more than 2000 flights have been canceled today as the middle of the country deals with a winter storm. the majority of the cancellations are in texas. drew:berive, ano ilorning with frost ad b a milrnoon way. ckr tonight. >> weo mor sig alert. the first is in martinez, a deadly crash on westbound 4 before pine street. all lanes are blocked. the second is in oakland on northbound 880 before seven street. kumasi: the federal reserve is expected to raise interest rates a quarter-point today. it would be the smallest increase since it began raising rates last march. it's all a part of the effort to bring down inflation. reggie: prosecutors have formally charged alec baldwin with involuntary manslaughter in

the shooting death of cinematographer halyna hutchins. >> in this morning's gma first look, the case against alec baldwin. actor alec baldwin seeing for the first time after involuntary manslaughter charges were filed in new mexico in the shooting death of cinematographer halyna hutchins. new court documents filed tuesday stating violationher inr nor producer, and the hannah gutierrez read, also charged with involuntary manslaughter, failed to do the same in her capacity as the film's armer. gutierrez reid was not quali to accept the job. >> we are planning to take this to court. we are planning to go to trial. a jury is going to see hannah for where she was. >> coming up, legal expert dan abrams ways in life.

kumasi: a new public is bringing together chinese and latino immigrant women designers. the cross-cultural, multiethnic, multilingual art project is called, "how i keep looking up." 16 women will share off -- show off unique flags during the chinese new year parade this weekend. these immigrant artists offer healing and hope. >> all of these flags have such beautiful stories behind them that we want to be able to share them not only in times of tragedy but in times of togetherness, hope and celebration. >> it's a true testament to the resilience of our communities and immigrant communities because we always continue to look up, no matter what the obstacle. kumasi: after the parade, the project will go on display in chinatown at the chinese culture center. reggie: turning a tragic moment into a learning opportunity for good. the challenge damar hamlin is now taking to social media after suffering cardiac arrest on the football field. kumasi: a police report in the

tyre nichols murder case does not match what we now see in body camera fridge. the latest on the investigation as family members prepared to lay nichols to rest today. reggie: but first, a look outside. it is 5:27. ♪

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into a string of daily interactions with police. that decision drawing mixed reviews. >> she ran on a platform of holding police accountable. > this just is crazy. reggie: details about the task force being created to dig deeper into these cases. kumasi: we are hearing from neighbors and san mateo county after a child was attacked by a mountain lion. that child is still in the hospital this morning. reggie: severe weather across the country once again impacting thousands of flights. kumasi: good morning. it is wednesday, february 1. reggie: here, it is cd. is. we have that ice storm to talk about in texas. a frosty morning. some fog in petaluma, down zero mile visibility. frost advisories in effect until 9:00 a.m. for all areas shaded in blue on our map. the coldest temperatures first thing right now.

30 in santa rosa, 31 in san ramon, cold along the peninsula, san mateo coming in at 37, oakland is chilly at 35. the afternoon will feel really nice, close to average with sunshine in the forecast. we will call it partly cloudy as the day goes on. we will come out of a deep-freeze by noon. later today, it will feel comfortable. a closer look at these highs enter next chance for rain is coming by the end of the. kumasi: the family of tyre nichols will say their final goodbyes today as they celebrate his life at what will be an emotional funeral service. vice president kamala harris will be there, along with the breonna taylor's mother and george floyd's brother. rev. al sharpton is set to give the eulogy. sharpton shared his outrage during a news conference yesterday. rev. sharpton: what happened to tyre is disgrace a to this

country. people from around the world watched the videotape of a man unarmed, unprovoked being beaten to death by officers of the law. kumasi: abc news has learned two of the now former memphis police officers charged in his death worth previously reprimanded -- were previously reprimanded for not filing required paperwork. reggie: developing news in alameda county, where the new district attorney is preparing to reopen eight deadly police use of force cases. lena howland is live with the details about this new unit dedicated to investigating these cases. lena: good morning. this is a move that is already dividing opinion across alameda county. the newly elected alameda county d.a. has announced a

unit called the public accountability unit which will be reopening investigations into these eight cases. the cases involve officers from pleasanton, hayward and fremont. they range from as far back as 2007 up to 2022 and features some high-profile instances, such as those of mario gonzalez, joshua and gloria chavez, . cap brooks believes district attorney pamela price is a key ally in every a managing policing and public safety but acknowledges -- >> the tact created by miss price will create open warfare between her office and law enforcement management throughout the county.

lena: twas michael rains, a criminal defense attorney who has represented police officers accused of misconduct. he says he worries that public safety safety will suffer as a result of price's platform and thinks that her decision will cause tension with local police departments. abc 7 news race and culture reporter julian glover will be speaking to the newly elected alameda county district attorney, pamela price, live on abc seven this afternoon. you can watch that on our show called "getting answers" at 3:00 pm right here on abc. lived in pleasanton, lena howland, abc7 news. reggie: thank you. the san francisco board of supervisors will hold a special hearing next week on a reparations payment proposal. that african-american reparations advisory committee laid out the proposal. it would give $5 million to each elbow person. to qualify, residents would have to be 18 or older,

black or african-american on public documents for at least 10 years and meet two of eight additional criteria. kumasi: a young child has been attacked by a mountain lion and rural san mateo county -- in rural san mateo county. gloria: the sheriffs office says the child was taken to a limo trauma center but we don't know the child's condition. deputies responded about 7:00 last night to tunitas creek road. we have some video of the area surrounding the road. neighbors say they are not surprised to hear about a mountain lion sighting in this rural area but they are surprised about an attack. the child was conscious when they were transported to the hospital. a man who lives near where this happens says he was the first on scene and says the child was on the backside of the property. >> they were pretty calm when i pulled up.

i asked them if they were ok, they were very come they were good, they said everybody is fine. they had to talk to the fish and game and a warden came. typically, the mountain lions avoid people. >> the california department fish and wildlife is investigating. the san mateo share posting on facebook and part our coaster community has endured so much these past few weeks. our entire agency is saddened by this news and sends many warm wishes to the child for a speedy and full recovery. reggie? reggie: developing news, severe weather bringing airports to a standstill from texas to virginia. thousands of flights are being canceled or delayed this morning. jobina is tracking the latest developments. jobina: flights are being impacted as travelers are trying to move across the country. major airports in texas are feeling the brunt of the severe storm. according to flightaware, more

than 2000 flights have been canceled with at least 6300 delays reported across the country. those numbers are continuing to grow. three major airports in texas are reporting the bulk of the cancellations today. more cancellations are expected this afternoon as that severe winter storm makes its way to the east coast. at least two people have died due to slick roadways in texas. people are also experiencing power outages across the state. at least 7000 outages reported on tuesday. kumasi: happening today, the state will do its monthly snow survey in the sierra and we will find out just how big of a boost january storms provided. we got a hint that the snowpack is well above average, at its highest level since 1995. the first survey of the year had a snowpack at 177% of normal. the sierra snowpack is vital for helping in the drop. -- in the drought. reggie: we have compiled the

data when it comes to california's drought. this color-coded map shows you the range of drought conditions for the bay area all the way out to the east coast. and breaks the drought down by neighborhood using our data journalism team. it is on the front page right now at abc7news.com. kumasi: 49 is looking to the future. what players think they need to do to make it to the super bowl next year. reggie: one family dealing with a massive bill after more than $1000 worth of food was accidentally ordered. the reason and the culprit behind the delivery. first, a check on the weather withdrew. drew: a just frosty once again. danville down to 29, 30 in dublin. you need those layers this morning. may be the winter hat, the scarves, the gloves. we are starting out with frosted areas. temperatures for most of us were beginning in the 30's.

here is live doppler seven. along with satellite, california. looking great we are quiet. partly cloudy skies expected for us today. another ice storm for texas and the mid-atlantic finally getting their first measurable snowfall of winter. it's been that kind of winter. central park picked up half an inch of snow almost, that's about it. it's a measly snowstorm but it did break their snow drought for this winter. by 9:00 a.m., we are gradually cr climbing through highs under partly cloudy skies pretty much close to where we should he for this time of year, mid-50's to low 60's. 59 in oakland, 60 in santa rosa, 59 in palo alto. we will have some morning frost today.

tomorrow, we will find increasing clouds. late tomorrow night, a chance of a sprinkle but i think this storm holds off until friday morning to bring us morning showers. it's a level 1 light storm. we will sh coming up in about nine minutes. jobina: we are still following two major issues starting with a sig alert in martinez. this is a deadly crash on westbound 4 before pine street. we had one lane reopened. not all linens are blocked but you're certainly backed up to 680. in oakland, a second sig alert involving a jackknifee big rig and three other vehicle. >> the traffic is backed up past 980 right now. walnut creek looking live at 680, things are moving at the limit. same thing goes out the richmond-san rafael bridge. that slow spot, tracy to

kumasi: paypal has become the latest bay area tech firm to announce layoffs. paypal says it will trim about 7% of its total workforce, or about 2000 full-time workers. the plan is to make reductions over several weeks. paypal is a parent of digital payment companies including venmo. google, microsoft, intel have announced layoffs in the past month. new developments on the working conditions inside twitter. according to the san francisco chronicle, san francisco building inspectors asked twitter's construction contractor to revise a building permit within 50 days in order to keep beds inside headquarters. conference rooms would need to be correctly labeled as sleeping areas in a floorplan.

city officials are expected to conduct a final expansion -- inspection at the end of that period. reggie: the 49ers cleaned out their lockers yesterday with their departure from the playoffs still fresh on their minds. they lost of the nfc championship to the philadelphia eagles. after back-to-back nfc championship exits, players and fans are itching to get to the super bowl. >> i don't think it really takes much more than what we had this year. i think we were on the right track. >> we have a very talented roster, great roster depth. reggie: the 2023 regular season kicks off december seven. -- september 7. kumasi: damar hamlin is urging people to learn cpr after he went into cardiac arrest. >> cpr save my life ended can easily save your life or someone you love. i am proud to announce that i am partnering with the american

heart association and kicking off tomorrow hadlan -- kicking off damar hamlin's 3 for heart challenge. donate to the a i am challenging the goats, lebron james, tom brady and michelle obama, you have all been challenged. kumasi: he says he appreciates all the love and support coming his way since he collapsed on the field on january 2. he's asking people to share his cpr challenge on social media. reggie: a michigan couple delivering lessons to parents everywhere. make sure the shopping apps on your mobile devices are locked. their six-year-old ordered nearly $1000 worth of groceries on grubhub while playing on his dad's phone. >> jumble orders of shrimp and endless sandwiches. and a five-minute span come he had ordered fruit -- in a

five-minute span, he had ordered food from every restaurant in town. reggie: dad says the bags just kept on coming. he had no idea who was ordering everything until he finally stopped one of the grubhub drivers. >> i said what is going on, why are you bringing me food? he says i don't know, you ordered from the place. i think i left the app open and he saw that when he was playing with my phone and just started going to town. he ordered multiple orders, chili cheese fries, chicken pita wraps, ice cream, pizza. kumasi: it's too early for these descriptions. i'm hungry. reggie: sounds delicious to me. mom and dad say there was only one refund option. they took the money from his piggy bank to show mason that food cost money. that a care of three dollars. how about the rest? looks like $997 is on you.

drew: $1000 in a piggy bank, i'm like dang. kumasi: he went through all the steps, confirm, send, send. it's not easy. kids these days. reggie: i know. drew: i have like nine addresses saved in my grubhub just from like my friends' places. reggie: do you think he really learned any lesson from the? they took a couple quarters out of his piggy bank. seems like a good deal to me. all this food for a couple of quarters? drew: i'd do it again. let's go outside. here's a live look from sutro tower at the golden gate bridge. know whether traffic troubles to talk about right now. we have some frosty spots. another cold morning with frost advisory trees in effect. mornings will get better into the weekend. we will get out of these frosty mornings. it does come with some rain.

here is your frost advisory. everybody away from the water. you are waking up to numbers well into the 30's and most spots first thing on our wednesday. it feels a lot better later on today with arley cloudy skies, temperatures about average, mid-50's to lower 60's. with the additional cloud cover come it will act like an insulator. it's going to help to keep us a little bit warmer compared to where we are right now. no frost advisories are in effect later tonight. mostly cloudy thursday. early friday, here's the cold front. it moves through while a lot of us are probably sleeping at 4:00 a.m. is out of here by about 8:00 a.m. the sun is up and rain is exiting the region. another quick moving system early on sunday. compared to what we went there at the start of last month, this is pretty. . light rain.

a quarter to three quarters a pretty good estimate for most of us through the week. increasing clouds tomorrow. level 1 for friday, late saturday into sunday with light showers. next week looks like the sunshine returns and so to our mild temperatures. reggie: the longtime daytime talk show host ending the show after more than 20 years. kumasi: the saga of george santos, the congressman now stepping down from his committee appointments involving multiple scandals. reggie: new details out of a dow this is where missing monkeys have been found -- out of a dallas zoo where missing monkeys have been found. kumasi:

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expected to raise interest rates by 0.25% today. experts say the smaller rate increase could indicate the fed is close to stopping the rate increases. president biden is expected to challenge kevin mccarthy as they address government spending today, according to a recent white house memo. the meeting comes amid an ongoing standoff over the debt limit. the white house says joe will not compromise by tying a debt limit increase to pending cuts. mitch mcconnell says he stands behind kevin mccarthy during negotiations. >> the president knows full well since he was a negotiating partner year ago that this has been done before. i think a deal has to be cut, obviously, between the house majority and the democratic president in order to have a chance to survive over here. reggie: mccarthy responded to the memo saying it mr.

president, i received your staffs memo, i am not interested in political games. kumasi: the house could vote to keep democratic congresswoman ilhan omar from the house foreign affairs committee. some have accused her of making anti-semitic remarks in the past. she apologized for those comments but has defended some of her criticism of israel and a few of its american allies. omar responded saying there is nothing objectively true in this resolution. republican congressman george santos said he is deeply sorry for lying on his resume. in an interview with one american news network, he says his lack of a college diploma played a role in his deception. facing growing black lash for his fabrications on the campaign trail, he's now agreed to temporary give up his seats on two house committees. >> did mccarthy tell you to step away from the committees? >> nobody tells me to do anything. i made a decision on my own. kumasi: speaker mccarthy calls

the move appropriate but did not criticize santos for his lies. that includes his false claims that he worked for goldman sachs and citigroup, that his grandparents survived the holocaust, and that his mother was at the world trade center on 9/11, and that he graduated from college. 78% of republicans in his district want him to resign. reggie: an object to the mystery of the missing monkeys at the dallas zoo. the monkeys were found yesterday in a closet in an abandoned home near dallas. authorities say a tip led them to the house where the monkeys were. the dallas zoo say they are thrilled that the monkeys are found. police are investigating the incident. nobody has been arrested. the monkeys were evaluated by veterinarians last night and an update from the zoo is expected later today. i don't know. drew: i don't know. i guess it's nice to have a happy ending. i kn. temperature wise this 33 in clda

cegaith os ades in thats morni temperatures will be on the cold side. don't be surprised if you have frost on your windshield again, frost on your outdoor plants. 30 in san ramon, 31 in palo alto. a lot of us are standing -- starting out or below freezing right now. here's a live look from our rooftop camera at kgo. partly cloudy skies right now. sun is up at 7:13. 30's and 40's by 9:00 a.m. by noon coming to the 50's. temperatures will rebound into the mid-50's to lower 60's. it feels a lot better this afternoon. highs today pretty close to average on february 1. have those high clouds mixing with sunshine today.

57 we are dried today and tomorrow. rain returns to the forecast on friday morning and then some more light showers over the weekend. both storms, a level 1, a light system. kumasi: a big announcement this morning from two of the most famous people in the country. reggie: the moment a police officer pulls an unconscious driver from a burning car on the las vegas strip. kumasi: the new investigations underway in the east bay over several deadly shootings involving officers. reggie: right now, this live look outside and it is 5:56. ♪

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nichols. his funeral is in a few hours. kamala harris and rev. al sharpton are sent to speak. reggie: a fight over affordable housing in atherton, some leaders sounding off at the latest city council beating --. kumasi: beyonce is coming to the bay area, details on her worldwide tour coming into the newsroom. reggie: we are excited and we are also very scared. jobina: we don't have a pricing chart. reggie: and i once again i don't have a citi card for the presale. sue: i am not worried -- jobina: i am not worried because were is not going to help. the only thing that helps is metro station. we may be in different cities, but we are going. drew: i'm going to this city, you are going to the city.