-- to the site. with sports, entertainment a new hotel and housing. >> affordable housing so we can keep those who have lived in oakland and their families can continue to live here. >> the city entered an agreement with development team led by east oakland native who wants equity to be the focus. >> it is an opportunity for the african-american community to create employment in an area that a lot of us grew up in. >> the renovated coliseum site could play host to concerts and professional sports teams including a wnba franchise. >> we are trying to get as much in so we could potentially have a team here. >> the project could bring much needed tax revenue to the city

but any plans to redevelop the area where required approval from the oakland a's which owns half the site. develop on this land?n o to >> the oakland a's have police to play their games there until 2024 and are still the negotiation to build a new ballpark at howard terminal. >> certainly the oakland a's are welcome to be a part of this and i want to make that clear. the oakland a's are not being kicked out. they are welcome to be part of the revitalization of the sites. >> the opportunity is amazing for his hometown he says. >> it is a great way to kick off lack history month. i cannot tell you how much it means. >> joining me now with more on this is insider phil. the a's

site, how will they build anything without the a's who are in terminal limbo on howard terminal? >> and also on this site. the a's have their own plans for how they want to develop its and they put money down with the alameda county board of supervisors to buy the county's share of the sites on the screen. it is not something you can draw a line down the middle and split up between the two. the a's were supposed to get their other half from the city much the city entered into a different agreement with a different developer. they may go back and forth getting nothing accomplished. >> you saw a councilman say we are going to try to work with the a's. did you find it odd that the new mayor did not mention the a's or howard terminal today?

further, larry. it was interesting to note who was not there. the oakland a's were not there. where were the a's? the president of the a's and john fisher, the owner are in las vegas now meeting with owners of two sites in las vegas for the potential of building a domed ballpark there. that gives you an idea of what is going on. we are having different discussions once again from two different sides but they do not seem to be coming together. the a's are not in on this deal but are pursuing another deal in las vegas. what happens with howard terminal? take a look at where people are today and what they are doing. >> interesting that john fisher pretty much is a no-show for

everything in oakland but he does fly to vegas. the african-american sports entertainment group has a two-year window to come up with a deal to start construction. you know how difficult it is to build anything and california. do you believe they can get this project done? >> it remains to be seen. there was a time that was considered some of the hottest property and the east bay. since then we have seen a collapse of the office market, questions of the cost of building housing and development s like this. the city is going to have to come up with infrastructure money in the hundreds of millions of dollars. the last time we had a big plan out there which was with the oakland raiders so we have this great opportunity and great real estate, the question is can oakland get it done? i will leave that for you and the viewers to think about. ask thank you as always. kristen: new details on the

mountain lion attack tuesday night in san mateo county. this video shows a mountain lion last year. one of the cubs in of the video was involved in the child. they believe the cub reacted because it was startled by the boy. they do not believe the cup is vicious. the boy has several cuts and a bone fracture near one of his eyes. he was walking with his family at that time. >> murder charges against two men have been dropped. the 76-year-old died from of his home in january 2021. this is after an encounter with two men who allegedly's tried to steal his camera. the revelation about the surprised long time friends and fellow private investigator, jack. >> i was absolutely blown out of

my socks to hear the whole version of events may have been less than truthful and out witness recounting their testimony during a preliminary hearing, i can understand why the da had to dismiss the charges. >> the men spent two years in jail while awaiting trial. one has been released and the other is still in custody at this time. pg&e will go on trial for man's flyer -- for manslaughter over the role in the 2020 fire. 11 charges including involuntary manslaughter and recklessly starting a fire. the fire was sparked by a tree falling on apg&e powerline. kristen: abc seven news is committed to helping the bay area. we look into issues affecting you and your quality of life. a new survey confirms what you

probably already know, the economy and homelessness are the big issues now. >> ryan curry spoke with experts about this and what it means for the year ahead. >> a surve economy and homelessness are two major issues this year. >> we find more than four in 10 adults are focused on one of these two issues. >> californians are playing -- paying close attention to job growth. californians worry about what could come. >> the pessimism we see is widespread. >> multibillion dollar shortfall for this year's budget. advocates for the on houston fear this could affect -- unhoused fear this could affect

-- the presence of u people increase. >> opportunity to address policies that will help the economy and homelessness. >> voters are concerned about the state of the economy and what will happen going forward. the economy and homelessness deeply linked. >> it is not surprising to see californians concerned about these issue. lawmakers should take these concerns into account or they will keep showing up on the survey for years to come. >> it is making sure we are continuing to communicate with elected officials after they get into office about what is important and how to address the housing and homelessness crisis. kristen: you could soon be

getting and other utility credits. the commission voted to offer relief to residents due to the recent rising cost of natural gas. residents could get up to $120 worth of credit. no word when you will see the relief. this comes as residents see one of the highest increases in natural gas in a december. turning to the weather. >> but get your umbrella out. more rain on the way. rain. we need the rain. let's look at a live picture right now, it is dry outside with the clouds just gathering as we look toward the bay at this hour. you can see it is cloudy outside as we check out our first of two systems headed our way. it is a light level 1 and it will bring us rain early

tomorrow morning. it will impact the commute. you will notice the rain pushing across the bay area. light to moderate in intensity. it :00 a.m. scattered light showers -- 8:00 a.m. light scattered showers. i would plan on a longer drive time and make sure you grab your umbrellas. kristen: thanks so much. the group trying to prevent a new cannabis club from opening in their neighborhood. san francisco's big plan to celebrate the lunar new year. (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early?

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larry: lunar new year is underway and san francisco is kicking off its chinese new year parade. the largest celebration of its kind outside of asia. the parade starts at the second and market streets and ends at kearney and columbus. >> i am very excited. >> she cannot wait for the san francisco chinese new year parade. >> i love how the city brings different cultures alive. >> volunteers working hard to put finishing touches on their floats. nearly two dozen of them and nearly 100 groups will join the

parade saturday to welcome the year of the rabbit. >> it might be raining a little bit but it is ok. >> the parade kicks off around 5:15 p.m. saturday beginning at second and market streets and winds around union square. the parade last 2.5 hours and there will be plenty of security. more officers than last year. >> we work with different departments in the city, sfpd, the sheriff department, the democrat, -- the dem. we are making sure this is a safe place to enjoy the new year. >> the floats, costumes and firecrackers and the golden dragon which symbolizes power, luck and strength. >> this is our dragon. we built it four or five years ago. definitely tall, around 8-9 feet

tall, 288 feet long. >> long. the police department also has a dragon in the parade and it is 100 feet long. >> we always see dragons. >> the dragon as a finale for the 2.5 hour long parade. come out and help welcome the year of the rabbits. >> happy new year. >> it is fun for the entire family. >> come join us. it will be a fun night to celebrate chinese new year. kristen: always a lot of fun. good news for couples looking to get married on a unique date. the clerk is extending its hours on a few special days in february. they expect an increase in marriage ceremonies due to

numeral three dates, february 2, february 3, and february 23. and of course valentine's day. the clerk's those days. >> these days that have numerical sequences in many cultures are very special in that they provide an opportunity for health, happiness and prosperity in the marriage. the numerical sequencing is the lucky aspect of those days. kristen: they will perform a marriage ceremonies from 8:00 until 7:00 p.m.. it is important to reserve your time ahead of time. you also won't forget your anniversary and then your spouse will not get mad at you. larry: that could never happen. [laughter] >> we

for the parade. so let's check in with sandhya patel. sandhya: isn't rain supposed to be good luck? according to tradition? it rains and it is almost like it is tradition on the parade. we are expecting showers but i think it will be fine. let's look at a live picture from our santa cruz camera. is this gorgeous or what? get out and enjoy some peaks of son throughout the clouds because things are changing. mid to upper 50's, napa in concord and livermore. cloudy from our walnut creek camera. 54 in oakland. san jose and clara low to mid 60's. palo alto 58. you can see cloudy conditions overhead. the view from our mount tam cam.

it will get dusty torque tomorrow morning. rain moves and early in the morning. wet and dusty conditions for it saturday night going into sunday. on the scale tomorrow's system is a light level 1. light to moderate rain, x backed slick and slow morning commute -- expect slick and slow morning commutes. you will notice as we head towards 5:00 a.m. it is pretty much light to moderate rain across the entire region. 8:00 becomes scattered and later in intensity. the system winds down quickly. and isolated shower cannot be ruled out around 3:00 in the afternoon but most is done by noon. the southern part of our viewing area, less than a 10th of an inch. half an inch or a little more into the northern part of our viewing area. in the mountains, the weekend storm system has prompted a

i ulnot toravelin this tim indy andea sw possibility. snow level from about 5000 feet or 6000 feet dropping and they are expecting difficult travel. your morning temperatures, it will be milder with all the cloud cover and a south wind with the friends. -- with th some breezy and and isolated shower or two will hang around. lunar new year celebrations, we have a level 1 tomorrow morning, a level 2 for saturday afternoon and then sunday is wet and windy. for the parade i wouldn't take your umbrella. the seven-day forecast -- i would take your umbrella.

seven-day forecast, we bring in more rain with the second storm on sunday. it will be cooler on sunday and dry and milder weather is expected next week. as i mentioned, it is almost tradition that we get rain on the parade. kristen: still totally fun. sandhya: everyone still has a good time. larry: thinking about a new pet, we have two words for you. guinea pig. abc7news was at the peninsula humane society today and they are waving adoption fees right now because they have so many guinea pigs. this is what might set guinea pig apart from a cat or dog. >> they are relatively quiet but when they are not, they make the most adorable guinea pig squealing sounds. they have a little chatter they do. another thingcorning which is wt

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larry: michael finney is here with the headlines. michael: a warning from the cbc. they say they will immediately discontinue the use of ezra care artificial tears due to the risk of contamination. they found bacteria in samples of open to bottles. the company says there is no evidence definitively linking the drops to infections. 55 people in 12 states have been diagnosed with the infection and one person died. some suffered permanent vision loss. the federal trade commission can proceed with a lawsuit against room stir

was denied a motion to file a lawsuit. they claimed they positive reviews for the apps. they claim they took a of consumers trying to find a place to live. >> if you are planning a big party for the super bowl, the price of chicken wings is dropping. it is down $.36 a pound from last year. they project americans will eat a record-breaking 1.45 billion wings during this year's big game. that is of 2% from last year, a difference of 84 billion wings. larry: you said billion? michael: billion. kristen: that is fantastic news. larry: if i am a chicken i hate

the super bowl. [laughter] kristen: the powerball has jumped to $700 million after nobody matched all six numbers on wednesdays drawing. chances of winning are slim, about one in 292 million. if there is a winner saturday they will have a cash option of taking home $375 million in a lump sum. larry: not bad. you remember the just say no campaign back into the 80's? one group is bringing that back saying no to a new cannabis company in their neighborhood. kristen: how to avoid groundhog day syndrom

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when it comes to payday, you can with wells fargo. (co-worker 4) what are you doing this weekend? >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. larry: tracking a suspected chinese high-altitude surveillance balloon claims is flying over the continental u.s.. it has been tracking the balloon for several days now but decided against shooting it down because it does not present a physical threat to anyone on the ground. an official says they have seen activity like this in recent years and are discussing it with the chinese government. kristen: the fbi is investigating george santos after his alleged involvement in a fund-raising scheme. larry: the money meant to help

his dying service dog. we have the latest. >> fbi agent investi george santos and connection with an allegation raised by a veteran who alleges santos raised money for his sick service dog but racy -- received none of it. >> are you worried about being prosecuted? >> i have no clue what it is about. >> accusing santos of pocketing the $3000 he raised intended to help the dying service dog, sapphire. >> he said he was homeless when it sapphire developed a tumor that required surgery and a veterinary technician referred him. irs records do not list any charity under that name. santos described the allegations m. they confirmed the accounts

belong to to santos. sources say are both investigating this a legend charity scheme and santos is campaign finances. angry constituents outside santos office calling for more oversight. >> i a federal monitor to oversee his campaign funds. >> santos adamant his name will be cleared. he will recuse himself from serving and house committees as he faces growing scrutiny. he will be removed from office if they find he broke the law. larry: february as black history month and there is a new effort to boost the study of black history in america. an ohio democrat announced she is reintroducing legislation

called black history is american history asked. >> we are here to call on the nation and to tell the truth about black history month. black history is american history. larry: the bill mandates lack history instruction as requirements for schools to be considered for history and civics grants by the department of education. legislation is needed because plaque history is under unprecedented -- is under unprecedented attack. kristen: a battle is brewing over a proposed cannabis dispensary in san francisco. owners want to open shop but some say it is too close to schools and medical offices. we have the details and today's protest. >> please say no,

marijuana dispensary. >> from the front steps of san francisco city hall voices of concern over a proposed cannabis shop. the owners of the gold mirror want to convert the top part of the restaurant into a dispensary. >> they are parkside district. the good deeds and commitment to the welfare of their neighbors are known by all. >> as a health care provider of children and young youth, i am very concerned about potential adverse effects of early exposure ofnas to them. >> i am concerned about the potential increase in crime and concern about more exposure to kids. >> francis lives in the neighborhood and is concerned for his daughter.

he says there are plenty of other options for people to get cannabis. >> how much is too much? we should limit ourselves especially in child centric areas like where i live. >> inside city hall sponsors of the proposal made their case to the planning committee. >> we have proven ourselves as responsible business operators. >> he is exactly t should open the dispensary. >> he has known t decades. >> understanding, transparency and goodwill. >> there plans to renovate castro theatre. the commission voted to recommend a landmark designation for exterior and interior teachers of the building

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larry: time now for the four at 4:00. an unusual proposal out of massachusetts. they want to grant prisoners

early release of up to a year if they volunteer to donate their organs or bone marrow. the bill would help those awaiting organ transplants and restore bodily autonomy to incarcerated folks. when i was reading that story i was kind of unsure of how i felt about that. >> it makes me a little uncomfortable, it is a little close to buying organs. you are trading something for organs. i have mixed feelings. it makes me a little uncomfortable. i can see the need is great and there is great incentive for some of the inmates who may be willing but how is that different from giving someone $5,000? sandhya: i as well, while there is a need for organs, what if these people have committed horrible crimes and now you are letting them slide because they are willing to donate their organs?

larry: they have to be like, dangerous prisoners i would assume. >> i would assume that is the case. >> i see the same pros and cons. >> it is a slippery slope. kristen: it brings more attention to the need for organ donations for those willing to donate. somebody is poised to shell out big bucks. a louisiana based auction house began taking bids on an unopened first generation iphone. the auction believes the phone will sell for $50,000 after selling a similar one in october for $39,000. would you do it? it wouldn't support any of the apps we use today so what is it, just a display? >> it is a collectors item.

>> you could make a call. [laughter] >> why would you use a cell phone to do that? >> michael finney 4 and we used to get him a time about that but an iphone one, now you are talking about groundbreaking technology. >> i am bummed they are discontinuing the smaller mini. larry: come on, dan, the razor. kristen: i think i have an 11 now. what are we on, 14? usually i envy people with newer model so it is interesting. larry: what frustrates you most apparently public transportation. people are more likely to be frustrated when they are at train stations, bridges and bus

stops based on nearly 2 million tweets from people in london and san francisco. i can think of something more frustrating. what frustrates you the most? michael: traffic -- sandhya: traffic. that is stressful trying to get around in traffic. i would think public transportation would be less stressful because you don't have to navigate through all the traffic. kristen: especially in london. the subway is so good. i don't understand. >> that is a great question. public transportation does not frustrate me, incredibly long slow lines at airport security can be frustrating. larry: i am going to go with declining customer service. by so many companies where you try to get somebody on the phone to help and you get that we are

experiencing unusually heavy calls. apparently every company and the world is experiencing heavy volume right when i called. >> that is a good one, larry. trying to get a human on the phone -- you cannot do it. >> when you said to climbing service i thought you meant stores declining to serve you. [laughter] >> that is all separate issue. around the corner and when you think about valentine's day gifts, chocolates probably come to mind and in california, sees candy as a popular choice. they opened in 1921 expanded to the bay area in 1936. you can have sees candy delivered to your door. >> and it looks beautiful.

>> here is the we want to start with what you have given us here. what are we eating today? >> the best of the best. good afternoon, thank you for the opportunity to share a little joy. if you want good customer service come into sees candy. what i think we have for you, our classic assorted heart has a lot of classic pieces in edge. i believe you also got one of our peanut butter hearts, something we introduced in 2019. they are amazing. the peanut butter is custom-made, custom roasted for us. i think you also have one of these guys. you cannot go wrong.

>> the peanut butter is great. >> very smooth. >> i went with the marshmallow and caramel with the dark chocolate. >> that is a version of that, the sc -- scot we make our own marshmallows in los angeles. >> what is new for valentine's day? >> a couple of things. we have refreshed the assorted box, it is refreshed this year. we have had a classic box for a lot of years and we updated that. -- classic tuxedo

of years and we updated that. kristen: how do you balance with innovating and slipping new tastes in it there for people? >> i love that question. we love to say, our motto is to compromise and we also say we bring joy. we have been around for 101 years. everything we make has its own following and our stores are only so big so to find the real estate for a piece like this, this was new in 2019 we had to carve something else out and then we had our centennial in 2021 and introduced a new piece every month. it is not the introduction of the piece, it is coming up with that recipe, the marketing, the packaging. all of that. there is so much that is great about working for sees candy. bringing something new and and

see how people react to it is amazing. we intend to be an round -- be around for another century. you walk even happier mood. kristen: your stores because i believe you always offer samples. >> every time. there is so much about this business and that is something we have done since the very beginning when we opened in pasadena our first shot. we want to bring joy and also wants people to taste how different it is then everything else. every customer gets a sample. >> i love how you keep the old-time field in the stores. -- feel into the stores. it is really clever. is not hard to maintain?

>> no, well, yes and no. it is great because my wardrobe is all black and white so it keeps teams easy. getting a little bit. our -- kidding a little bit. her kitchen was black and when she started the business and had a checkerboard floor. when the first door opened they thought it looks pretty good, let's go with that. there have been a couple different designs over time but that is what people want. we like to think of our customers as family but they want to feel like they are coming home. so we provide that for them. >> you said you cannot send more. the newsroom has texted, said more, patch. thank you so much -- pat.

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it is six more weeks of winter weather. kristen: phil has seen his shadow and predicts six more weeks of winter. according to those keeping count phil has gotten it right about 40% of the time. larry: just 40%? kristen: the movie reached a milestone birthday. here is abc reporter. >> every single date since 1993 the bill murray comedy classic celebrating 30 years. >> excuse me? where is everybody going? >> it is groundhog day. >> wall that repeated attention did not necessarily put it on the map, they have been

celebrating groundhog day there since 1887. the movie did boost tourism. they have gone from visitors. is very complicated. all i need to know shadow or no shadow. >> m was done in woodstock illinois which now hosts groundhog celebrations of its own. make sure you give groundhog day a 30th anniversary watch today. >> bill said it is probabl best work he has ever done. larry: if you feel a bit like you are in the movie groundhog day, you may not be alone. groundhog syndrome is not a

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stay with us for abc7news at 11. tonight is the celebrity jeopardy finale with all the winnings going to jodi. >> only 91 clues remain you, the trophy and the one million-dollar grant price donation to charity. >> after weeks of gameplay we are headed to the finality of celebrity jeopardy. the finalists say the best way to prepare for the show is simply to watch. >> i just do what i have been doing for a long time which is watching jeopardy on abc7. pretty much every night. once i found out i was on the show i started holding a click pendant to practice ringing and. >> i watch it every single day. >> i watched a lot of jeopardy

and read a lot of snapple caps. >> the breadth of information they had, many of our contestants, it has been really impressive. i want to say astounding because that sounds like they should not know these things but i have been really impressed. >> finalists sizing up competition during rehearsal. x they are fast, smart, really sharp, two of the funniest dudes i have been on the stage with and i think it is really important to respect them and stay focused and play the best game they can. >> i did not expect to make it to the finals. now i am here, i don't belong here right now. i was not prepared for this. >> they are smarter than me but that is why it is going to be so sweet when i beat them today. i will drink their tears. kristen: who is going to be the

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