bay area are sticking -- taking a stand against ongoing threats of violence. >> you know where to reach me? 911. >> it is disgusting and alarming. reggie: the actions being taken to address the issue that is disproportionately impacting women of color. >> oakland suspended police chief many he will be reinstated, how he and his supporters criticizing his time as a new cop. reggie: the impact weeks of showers are having on a water supply across the bay area. >> good morning, everyone. >> put the umbrellas away. we have dry skies all 70's.

i want to show you live doppler 7. it is quiet. we have cloud cover out to the coast. that is about it. here's a look at the frost advisory in effect until 9:00 this morning parts of the north bay. just be careful. temperatures could drop to 34 degrees and frost until sensitive vegetation. temperatures right now are very cold. they will continue to drop over the next couple of hours before sunrise. we see some mid-30's in fairfield and lots of 30's around the bay. we are a lot cooler than we were 24 hours ago. this afternoon, we will get more sunshine and temperatures will start to warm up compared to yesterday's afternoon, although we will be slightly below average. i will have the complete accuweather 7-day forecast coming to you soon. kumasi: a rally to denounce a -- increasing starts of violence --

threat per woma politics. da fm ceto public official sho women are targeted three times more times than men. women of color, four times more likely to be a target than their white counterparts. >> enough is enough. as much as we respect people's freedom of speech, this has nothing to do with riddim of speech -- freedom of speech. it has to deal with the safety of an individual and where the line has crossed. kumasi: a coalition is circulating a petition to deem -- condemn these public attacks. reggie: thoroughly extra secure on the campus of a san francisco

school today and tomorrow after a parent was received at roosevelt middle school in the richmond district -- after a threat squares received at the roosevelt middle school in the richmond district. on palm avenue. kumasi: the santa clara county board of supervisors is expected to announce an one-of-a-kind nonviolenttomorroe proposal that will allocate $1 million to hir take illegal guns arcounty is the first in theta bay have a dedicated gun violence team. reggie: open police chief are commending the mayor reinstate him immediately. he has been suspended last month. abc seven, lena howland is in the newsroom.

armstrong claims of the reports in the report are inaccurate. >> oakland police chief speaking out now calling upon the mayor of oakland to bring it back. he claims the reports about him are inaccurate. he failed to take action over incidents with the police sergeant. that sergeant left the scene of a collision and failed to report it. the same sergeant, later discharged a gun in a neighborhood inside police headquarters. the report was flawed and unfair, protocol was followed in both cases. >> the confidential reporting and information provided by the monster -- monitor is embarrassing, inaccurate, it contradicts itself about the road that i play in this case. the report -- role that i play onl like this case.

>> they are demanding the mayor listened by reinstating the chief. the chief says he does not blame the ra mayor about what is happening because she did not write the report. kumasi: suspected chinese balloon. the navy has recovered pieces of the balloon after it was shot down over the ocean. >> u.s. navy divers have recovered some debris and are looking for more pieces of the spy balloon that was shot over the weekend it. it hovered over different parts of the country for several pa s this is not the first time the united states has seen a spy balloon from china. republican lawmakers are criticizing the biden administration for a late reaction to the balloon. >> i can assure you if we fly a

balloon over china they are going to shoot it down, probably a lot sooner than we did. >> the white house is reporting president biden ordered the balloon to be shot down as soon as it pose no risk to people on the ground. after formal president trump took office, 35 balloons were used from china in the united states. trump has denied these claims from the white house. kumasi: thank you for your search-and-rescue crews are on the ground in turkey after a catastrophic 7.8 magnitude earthquake struck the central part of the country. 1200 people have died across turkey and in syria. the number is expected to rise. video shows shaking lasting for an incredible minutes in have. the strong aftershocks were felt there too. reggie: back here at home,

capital leaves are increasing security at washington, d.c. ahead of the state of union address appea. intelligence officials warns on friday that the threat level is elevated, but there is no specific credible threats. this year state of the unit will president biden's first time addressing a new republican -- union will be president biters for some interesting in the republican-controlled house -- biden for some int addressing any republican controlled house. >> here's a live shot as we look toward the bay bridge. san francisco 47.

santa clara 37. this time we are looking from the east bay hills out towards the bay bridge. you can see clear across the bay. it is clear in the north bay. napa, 36. fairfield 34. livermore 37 degrees. we will get sunshine today. temperatures will be warming up to the 60's for some of our inland neighborhoods. santa rosa, 62. we will see upper 50's around the bay. tonight, we will be chilly. we will start to see some clouds moving through. overnight temperatures will jump into 40's around the bay. for inland areas it will be in the 30's once again. our average low in santa rosa is already nine. over the next couple of days it will be in the mid 30's and then

we will start warming up for the weekend and into monday. weather has been how is traffic looking? jobina: no problem so far. we do not coming in from the chp right now , as we show you our live picture of the san mateo bridge. tracy to dublin, 50 ride. that is pretty long for this time of the morning. also, 15 minutes everything else is looking good. reggie: snow in the sierra making the roads to and from their pretty dangers. kumasi: leaders in san francisco say that consumption sites could be the solution to the drug overdose crisis. reggie: after nearly three

years, california is closing in on ending its coronavirus state of emergency. why health experts say that does not mean the virus is going away for

reggie: the battle against the drug overdose crisis. save consumption sites could be a part of the solution, now they are returning to nonprofits to help them navigate legal issues. the supervisor says the city will pay for the majority of services. they will not pay to staff the room where a worker supervises people using drugs to make sure they do not overdose. it is still illegal under federal law to do so. the city is trying to nonprofits to take on that legal risk. one group says it will cost nearly one and a half million dollars a year to operate a single save consumption site. >> that will include having staff, equipment that we needed, also making sure we have emts on site. >> standing in between the

city's opening the centers. reggie: the nonprofit has been operating to privately funded sites for more than a year. supervisor roden says it taking too much time. kumasi: three-week soy from california ending its coronavirus state of emergency -- we are more than three weeks away from california ending its coronavirus state of emergency. it is cutting our free covert vaccine starting in the fall. testing and treatments will depend on your insurance coverage. it probably will not of an impact on the population because people have some sort of immunity. >> we are ending it. i guess the word pandemic provides predict ability, we do not have that yet.

we will likely see a quiet time until next winter. kumasi: he says if we can get through the fall without a big surge, covid will become like another winter virus. reggie: lake tahoe is under a backcountry avalanche warning. this map shows the area at you're the national weather service says that warning has been in effect overnight and goes until seven this morning. heavy snowfall combined with strong winds are creating areas of unstable snow. kumasi: kumasi: here's a look at one reason behind the avalanche -- avalanche for you. so much three to nine inches expected with 16 inches in higher elevation. reggie: the snow is creating challenging driving conditions. traffic is no longer being held on interstate 80. yesterday's traffic did have to stop because of multiple spinouts.

you should check the road conditions before you go. the north bay. iced is dropping. this is video from the -- yesterday morning. this went on for about five minutes and then the sun came back out. reggie: that is a lot. kumasi: san water storage is nearly at capacity. the city's water system captured more than a years worth of water in january series of atmospheric rivers. reservoirs are expected to fill these rivers for the first time since 2019. as a february 1, the water system was about 92% capacity. reggie: they rescue with a twist

on the oregon coast. it and want to man had to be rescued after a stolen yacht -- wanted man had to be rescued after a stolen yacht he was on capsized. the man on the boat was wanted by police. here's where it gets strange. for an incident at the goonies house. the goonies house is where they filmed goonies. he is accused of leaving a dead fish on the porch and stealing this boat. in the video you see him thrown into the water. a rescue swimmer reached him, the two of them were left to get to a helicopter. the voter wasb taken -- boater was taken to the hospital and was later arrested. >> it is such a crazy story. i do not even understand the dead fish in the story. reggie: as far as i know, there

is dead fish in the. k-fed goonies house has been -- that goonies house has been controversial. . now, goonies fans have bought the house. the neighborhood is still mad. went through. >> we can get rid of the crazy weather. it is a totally. . different story yesterday we had lights mean come, today a totally different story -- lightning totally d you see a live shot looking down toward san francisco from the east bay hills looking across the bay.

on the bottom right is s cruz. a gorgeous day ahead. we have chilly temperatures in frost advisory effect for parts of the north bay were temperatures could drop down to near 34 degrees. you want to be careful. it could kill sensitive vegetation. you want to protect your plants and pets. temperatures in santa rosa is already down to 35. we see san ramon and livermore around the bay. it is a little bit milder around the bay. then this afternoon with clear skies and sunny conditions, temperatures will warm up into the 60's. we will see lots of upper 50's around the bay. oakland 59. our one response will be at santa rosa. tonight, temperatures will be chilly dropping into the 30's. here's a look at the seven-day forecast.

no rain in sight. lots of sunshine. temperatures will be warming above average until the end of the weekend partly cloudy and will are conditions for next weekend. kumasi: thank you. the seven things to know this morning. reggie: celebrating black history in the bay area. the new exhibit using a tragic event as a learning opportunity. kumasi: 5:19. we will be right back. i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪

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announce. reggie: >> it is a cold start this morning with a frost advisory for parts of the north bay where temperatures could drop as low as for bertie four degrees. kumasi: -- 34 degrees. >> we did get a note trains about 10 minutes behind schedule to lowers needs -- speeds. kumasi: authorities in east ohio have ordered residents to evacuate after a train has derailed. there's a chance of a explosion. 50 cars derailed and 20 of them have hazardous materials. reggie: there are new details this morning regarding a near miss a passengers jet and a cargoes plane in austin --

playing in austin over the weekend. >> new details on the runway close call. a investigation underway in the austin airport after what could have been a devastating accident. a near miss between a fedex cargo jet and a southwest airlines plane. air fedex permission to land and soon after giving the ok for southwest to enter the same runway to take off. later. southwes course, the two planes coming within a mile -- southwest foresc two planes coming within two miles of each other. kumasi: as part of black history month, good morning america is

taking a closer look at the topic of reparations in california. in the late california, a city called russell city would be turned into a industrial park. about 1400 black and latino and was called it home. according to the new york times, reparations task force released a report last year identifying five areas that maybe eligible for reparations. russell city is one of them. abc spoke with the family who used to call russell city home. >> we are not just going to sit quietly. >> this generation has absolutely no fear. we want what is ours. kumasi: you can see steve's report this morning on gma right after abc 7. naacp is honoring black excellence in cousin of including film, music and

literature -- excellence film, music and literature. the country. >> much for so many communities and people -- don so much for communities and people. i think she is amazing. it is a cute offer -- is a huge offer. >> i do not think we would be sitting here recognized by the naacp. it is amazing. kumasi: the award ceremony will be held later this month. reggie: the u.s. ss hornet ship in museum is celebrating black

history month buys featuring -- by feature stories in the past. the 1944 explosion killed 32 people at a depot just north of san francisco. most were african-american sailors. it led to a protest and imprisonment of 50 sailors after they were forced to return to work without leave, like their white cou counterparts. thurgood marshall was also presented on social justice. the new exhibit on african americans in the military was another highlight. streaming is on area available wherever you stream. her story might in the music industry, wilrep kumane of theth aou want ton theeewa

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rocked the region overnight. hundreds are dead. plus. kumasi: new audio from the navy fire pilot that brought down a surveillance balloon in china. how lawmakers are reacting to the move. reggie: new details about the man accused of shooting blanks inside a synagogue. that man in custody. kumasi: san francisco leaders trying to get rid of a pandemic era doctors. why critics say it will do more harm than good. francis: good mornin initial different today. you can put the -- finished so different today. you can put the umbrellas down. it is a chilly start this morning with temperatures dropping into the 30's, especially for parts of the north bay where it is a frost advisory. temperatures will still be in

the 30's and 40's. then, lots of bright skies and sunshine. we will be warming up for the low 60's in inland areas and around the bay. still cool with the sea breeze keeping it in the mid-50's. chilly overnight. we have a stretch of dry days ahead. i wil you tacatheecast. more have died after a major earthquake overnight. the disaster has been declared by officials in both countries. the white house is announcing help is on the way. kumasi: people in turkey say the shaking lasted more than a minute as the 7.8 magnitude quake ravaged the area between the border between turkey and syria. 20 aftershocks have been reported. the strongest measuring is 7.5 according to usgs.

the death toll has been rising more than 12 people killed. the damage in turkey is extensive according to officials. dozens of buildings have been destroyed in syria. people are trapped underneath the rubble. the white house is reacting this morning. james sullivan released a statement saying, president biden has directed u.s. and other federal government partners to assess u.s. response options to help the most affected. we will continue to monitor the situation with the government of turkey. the earthquake was felt in many parts of the country and as far away as italy. reggie: in southern forest fires have caused deaths and 800 homes. 260 wild fires are considered dangerous. more than 667,000 acres have burned.

international aid is beginning to arrive from several companies , including planes and expert firefighting teams. >> the chinese surveillance balloon seen floating last week. divers are looking for more pieces after it was shot down over the weekend. president biden has been criticized by republicans for waiting to shut it down. the white house said he waited because there was a concern it could intervene with people on the ground. chuck schumer responded to the criticism. >> i would use two words in answering these gop -- gop criticisms. they are premature and political. our friends are playing all it takes with u.s. intelligence. >> schumer went on to say in shooting down the surveillance balloon over the water maximize the amount of intelligence that it could gather. the fbi is expected to take the debris to a lab in virginia to collect information. reggie: suspended oakland police

chief is demanding he be reinstated immediately. he was joined by supporters echoing those demands. lena howland is in the newsroom with the claims he is making about the report that led to the suspension. >> back rising mc -- oakland police chief is on paid leave right now is calling on the mayor of oakland to let him back to work, clinton b recent reports about him are inaccurate. -- claiming the recent reports about him are inaccurate. care report investigating misconduct in the police department said he failed to take accident with incidents with the police sergeant. over the weekend, protocol was followed in both cases. the report was flawed and also unfair. he added, his decade-long track record speaks for itself. >> i deserve to be in the position as chief of police.

as someone born and raised in oakland, someone who has struggled and cam come from poverty, i think it is a huge accomplishment. to have someone tarnish my reputation, beliefs of family and friends in this community is unacceptable. >> you reject a oakland councilmember about the mayor's decision to pick achieve on leave. in a text message on sunday, she responded to abc 7 saying, i am interested in reviewing the information that the police commission recently received, but as this is a personnel issue and the council does not have authority in this matter, we do not have access at this time. the naacp of oakland is backing the chief and demanding the mayor listen by reinstating the chief. the chief says he does not blame the mayor for what is happening because she did not write the report. we reached out to mayor and have not heard back. >> the san francisco

of firing a gun inside the synagogue is in jail this morning without bail. the 51-year-old is facing criminal chances charges. security video entering the jewish center pulling a gun -- pulling out a gun and fired off several rounds. officers believed the rounds were blinked and believes he was the same man who walked into a theater the day before waving a gun at employees. investigators say they also linked him to nazi imagery posted on social media. >> italy six-year-old man has been arrested with a molotov cocktail attack. reggie: southbay leaders are focusing on the mental health of the asian-american and pacific islander unity following the mass shootings. the town hall late san jose was

organized by congressman, who represents the only asian majority district in the continental u.s. >> the shootings, even though the perpetrator was asian-american, i think they triggered for so many in our community a sense of vulnerability. >> what people are filling, the fear, the anxiety, the triggering from the trauma is all very real. the importance of recognizing when someone needs help, being able to talk about it is important. reggie: she says it is important for people to limit exposure to repeated scenes of violence. >> happening today, info to end remote public comment at board of supervisors meeting is expected to be met with opposition. it was put together at the start of the pandemic so people could call in. supervisor things it is time to

end it, others disagree. directed to vote on that. reggie: caltrans will be suspending service in select areas well it works to complete its electrification process. the shutdown is the first of four and happening through the end of march. there are going to be bus bridges available. expect delays. caltrans is encourage people to avoid travel. more information can be found on the website. electrification can provide passengers with greener, faster, frequent service. smart rail has secured more than half the funds it needs for extension project. so far, it turned from williams to grant on top of another $40 million -- so far, $40 million state grants. itan cpletsoprec b 25eunng

inhe hlsboro expan wheesi: a driver in another car recorded the whole thing involving a tesla driver mapping while on the freeway. --napping while on the freeway. >> she is out. sleeping completely well the car is driving. kumasi: the woman who reported the video says she followed the tesla for 15 minutes before calling the police. we're less than a week away from super bowl 57. thousands of football fans and rihanna fans are prepared to travel to arizona for the beginning. reggie: we a look at some of the local artist to take home the

gold during last night's grammys. ffrances: with those clear skies, there's a frost advisory for parts of the north bay. temperatures could come down to 34 degrees. you want to protect your plants and your pet. 34 degrees in fairfield. check out all of the hayward and palo alto at 37. with plenty of sunshine this afternoon and a window from the north instead, temperatures will warm up into the low 60's. that is a nice change. santa rosa, 62. concord, 60. we will see upper 50's around the bay. tonight, it will be chilly but not quite as cold. we will see low 40's around the

bay. to of the interior levels will drop down into the mid-30's. antioch in livermore, 36. here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. we have a cold start but a sunny day. it is going to be chilly tomorrow with some partly cloudy conditions. a look at how we warm up until the end of the workweek. we will be above average. the weather has been quiet. how is traffic looking? you and i were talking about it. speeds due to weather. there is really not much going on in terms of weather. live look at the richmond bridge that is very empty this morning. we don't have blocking issues or

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after winning the grammy. lizzo w >> in school to see you perform. my sister, she got me out of school, it was literature. you changed my life. i t you clearly are the artist of our lives. reggie: that was. her whole speech was wonderful. she gave a shout out to prince, who she worked with early on in her career. viola davis egot club. she looked gorgeous. >> some of the grammy award

winners live right here in the bay area. gloria joins us in the newsroom with how they reacted. >> the bay area has a lot of talent. it was on display last night. bay area natives winning in best bluegrass category. the singer-songwriter was born in santa clara. first lady jill biden presenting the song of the year award. bonnie rain beating out superstars for the song she wrote, just like that. >> you roll, country singer all of those things next together. to be honored is a wonderful thing they created. >> bobby ray seen that shock at her win.

>> behind the women freedom movement. reggie: that was quite a moment. you know what. beyoncé was robbed. i will put it out there. that was album of the year. the other thing, i do not know if you all caught this, there was a man on the fan panel from santa rosa. he talked about how his house burned down. abba, each fan had a were there to represent. he said their album help him get through some of the hard times he experienced. it was neat to see him have a moment on the grammys last night till.

t. a month away from hollywood's biggest night. jimmy kimmel hosts the oscars. we a you did not see the grammys? frances: i have been listening to what you guys were saying about the grammys. it sounds exciting. what sounds really exciting is the warm weather we will see this week. here's a look. it is a chilly start this morning, especially in parts of the north bay. in the bay area temperatures are pretty moderate. palo alto, santa clara, 37 degrees right now. this time we are looking for the east bay hills. you can see how clear it is this morning. in the north bay, that is where temperatures are dropping. napa, 36.

there is a frost advisory for parts of the north bay. you will want to protect your plants and your pets. concorde and livermore in the upper 30's. plenty of temperatures warming up. high pressures building and a slight offshore float -- flow. we will warm up in the 60's for some neighborhoods. san francisco 57. mainly upper 50's around the bay . oakland and san mateo 59. tonight, it will also be chilly. we will see some clouds moving in overhead. that means temperatures coming down to the 30's. the chilly temperatures will stick around for the next couple of mornings before things start to warm up a little bit or get closer to average for the morning lows in santa rosa. our afternoon highs will warm up to with plenty of high-pressure.

here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. chilly today and tomorrow morning. warming up, temperatures in the mid 60's, possibly upper 60's by thursday toward the end of the workweek before some clouds returned to cool us down for the weekend. reggie: the latest tech company to announce job cuts overnight. kumasi: we are getting an idea just how long steph curry might be -- after injuring his left leg. reggie: a growing financial trend after renters moving into sacramento -- san francisco.

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reggie: super bowl lv is a little less than a week away. airports increasing customer

service and tsa staff to keep up with demand. officials expect up to 6000 taxis and ubvers next week. >> we are anticipating 100 and 80,000 passengers after the super bowl. reggie: sky harbor suggesting people to reserve a rental cars in advance. if you're not driving, officials say the skytrain is available to help passengers get to downtown phoenix. kumasi: steph curry is going to miss tonight's game against oklahoma city and will be taking time as he deals with a leg injury. just how much time is becomin clear over the next few days. >> the good news is, he is going to be back. we do not know when. it is not an injury that is going to keep hiut tseason. have some experience with this.

we are confident we can to keep things going and we were we need to be by the end of the year. kumasi: curry is likely to be out throughout the all-star break in mid-february, which means he will be missing at least the next five games. fan fest in oracle park a start of spring training is near. about 10,000 diehard fans attended over the weekend. it kicked off with a orange carpet, which included --. season on march 30 at yankee's stadium. reggie: nationwide apartment listing service, rent café analyzed u.s. data it says san francisco had the biggest jump of millionaire

renters nationwide. they found a increase in high income renters. nationwide, san francisco came in second behind new york and the number of millionaire rentals with los angeles in third place. given we are a much smaller city in new york, that is scary. kumasi: that means to me you can be a millionaire and still cannot buy a house. reggie: that is to me what it means. that is on track. kumasi: since we are talking about being a millionaire, tonight's powerball now stands at 747 million because nobody beat the odds. here are the numbers for that drawing. tonight's jackpot is mounting for the fifth largest in powerball history. do you think you can buy a house with that? reggie: you can get a two bedroom. frances: that is sad. we need to win the powerball to get a two bedroom.

reggie: no view. frances: it is a chilly morning. there's a frost advisory for parts of the north bay area. temperatures dropping in the mid 30's. you want to protect your plants and pets. temperatures are in the 30's and 40's for the next couple of hours. we will warm up by lunch time you're heading out the door. most temperatures in the 50's. san francisco and oakland at 54. by this afternoon we will see low 60's out there with plenty of sunshine. make sure you grab a jacket. tomorrow morning it will be chilly again. temperatures will be dropping into the 40's. as of the kids head out to school, i would make them put on a jacket with temperatures in the 30's and 40's. here's a live look outside.

we have clear skies right now. it is gorgeous out there. we have many sunny days ahead. i will let you know how warm it is going to be for your neighborhood coming up with the accuweather 7-day forecast. kumasi: the number of american who supported banning the sale of tobacco products in stores. reggie: the record-setting cold over the weekend. where it felt like it was 100 degrees below zero. kumasi: making things safer for politicians. reggie: 5:57.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: embattled oakland police chief wants his job back. he says a report on his misconduct is inaccurate. reggie: santa clara trying to protect residents from gun violence. step leaders are taking to expand a first in the nation program. kumasi: parts of the chinese bloomberg cover up the coast of the carolinas. the latest push and how the white house is responding to criticism. reggie: good morning, it is monday, february 6. we are starting with a check of the forecast. frances: it was a wild, wet weekend. today, jackets in the morning and sunglasses in the afternoon.