moving forward. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. reggie: unveil his agenda for the state of the union. the local person invited as a special guest of the first lady. reggie: warning about potentially dangerous tiktok trend. the uptake of shootings with try guns in san mateo county. kumasi: one of the most popular shows might be it is most -- final days. the scheduling conflicts that

could end yellowstone. reggie: if you had said, reggie, what should you think kumasi will really love, this never would have appeared on my list. yet, you are a fan. kumasi: kumasi: i love this show. i am waiting for season five. unlike where is it? it is such a good show. jobina: but i do not want to get hooked now. reggie: no show has ever gotten better after season five. how many seasons was in security? jobina: i think it ended on five. lisa: what about the flight attendant? that was horrible. season two? reggie: some things are only good -- if you can get past season three and it is still good, you have gotten all you are going to get caring -- going to get. jobina: grey's anatomy is on season 85.

lisa: we could go on and on. reggie: it keeps getting better and better. lisa: spring -- although we will see some changes with high the rain is not with us today. it is staying up into the pacific northwest. we are cooler than average -- seven degrees cooler compared to yesterday. otherwise, high clouds numbers at milder readings. low to mid 50's by noontime. look on the cloud -- some 60's so throughout the afternoon. then clouds suite out and we will talk about a sunny wednesday. reggie: president biden will deliver one of the biggest speeches of his presidency tonight.

jobina: the white house president biden is quoted incredibly optimistic ahead of tonight's speech where he is expected to tout a strong economy on the heels of a better than anticipated jobs report. he plans to make the case that his policies have helped boost job growth and reduce unemployment, but the latest poll shows voters are concerned about the economy. four out of 10 americans feel worse off financially since president biden took office. >> it is important we not over index on anyone poll, just like we do not over index on anyone economic indicator. the presence of office, the economy was in freefall, millions did not have a job. jobina: the president is facing an uphill battle. the republican majority is ready to him about tensions with

china, decisions on ukraine and efforts to raise the debt ceiling. some special guest include the parents of tyre nichols. violent attack on him last year, and brandon tsay, hero of the monterey park shooting, and bono, for his work on poverty and aids. reggie: you can watch president biden deliver that state of the union address right here in abc 7. our live coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. jackie's dear is joining t abc7news team as our new clinical analyst. spier will first join us p.m. prior to save the union address. then she will be with us for analysis afterward. kumasi: hopes to drastically increase seventh our counties at gun violence task force -- the board is expected to increase funding by $1 million.

that will allow the team to grow to 23 members. >> california has some of the most robust and extensive gun laws in the country, but they need to be meeting, effective. the women they will be meaningful and effective is if we make them meaningful and effective by enforcing that. kumasi: new prosecutors, investigators with the district attorney's office commissioners deputies, police officers and federal law enforcement. the goal is to increase the number of seized guns by better increasing california's red flag law. this comes as president biden undertakes a new push to ban assault weapons. a assault weapons ban is plummeting amongst americans. there is a 9% drop in support

and a 10% rise in opposition since september 2019. reggie: today, utilities commission will hold a hearing to discuss the high price for natural -- it comes as the government calls for a federal investigation into the increase in our bills. experts say the call to investigate is a good one. >> kid could simply be supply and demand, but it is important to be on top of that and make sure that anyone thinking of manipulating the market recognizes that there is likely to be an investigation. reggie: did today's meeting expected. kumasi: in san mateo county, the sheriff's office says they have taken several reports of groups of teens jumping out of cars and shooting from a toy gun.

lena howland joining us with the warning from one enforcement. >> in downtown san officials say they have had about a half-dozen dozen of these incidents reported, which they are calling attack from a dangerous social media trends. they the different roots of key have been jumping out of vehicles and firing hydrated gel balls and strangers. this is potentially tied to a trend which encourages people to shoot at unsuspecting targets and then post on tiktok. after a string of recent incidents, san mateo county officials are now asking parents to speak with their kids to make sure they are not participating in the trend. >> it is dangerous. what if that person is legally carrying a concealed weapon? if you can imagine the danger behind that, what could that turning to> >> looking for his ring out of a

car with a gun, shooting me with something that could potentially hurt. >> as of monday, the sanitary county sheriffs -- san mateo county sheriffs office says no injuries have been reported. in some incidents, the teens used frozen orbies. participants could misdemeanors for ellen's. as for minors who participate, their parents could be on the hook with a civil lawsuit. kumasi: coming up, going to the movies might cost you more depending on where you want to say. details on amc's new pricing system. reggie: united airlines may have to pay up because some planes were not given proper safety checks. lisa: sun coming up in hour, visibility looks good. nice and clear, but some high

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here, setting the stage for a mild wednesday with more sun and temperatures responding. low to mid 60's by tomorrow afternoon. notice the post is close to the 60's, but as you get into thursday, the warmest day, we have got low 60's, upper 60's north end of the bay, mid-60's in our inland valleys. cooldown friday, 10 to 12 degrees drop. any rain associated with this? not really. we could see a slight chance of a few sprinkles but through february 17, we are only looking at trace amounts to the city and san jose -- much of the a looking dry, but that could change in the 14 day outlook. mid and upper 50's today with some high clouds.

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reggie: united ai facing a possible $1.15 million fine for allegedly having lanes in the air without the certain safety check. the faa says for more than two years, united removed a fire sister warning checks from their boeing 7773 fight -- preflight list. united claims of the safety check is it redundant, given other safety precautions. united states has a major hub at san francisco international. kumasi: if you wanted the best seat movies, you might soon have to pay. amc is rolling out three ticket options. there was a standard price for seats are the most common. if you want a seat in the middle, you have to bend pay more. those the for the first wrote will be the two best good a new plant will be for movies that start after 4:00 p.m.

it is expected to be in all amc theaters by the end of the year. reggie: and they are struggling, but this is not going to help. it will make people less inclined to go, but good luck. one of keating's remote -- one of tv's most popular might be coming to an end because of his lead actor. kumasi: kevin costner having some problems with yellowstone. they are reportedly considering ending the show and reimagining it with a new lead who could be matthew mcconaughey. the company behind the show is trying to ease the minds of fans, saying that kevin costner is a big part of yellowstone and we hope that is the case for a long time to come. we are in season five. we are waiting for the second half. kevin said, i will shoot 50 days

according to deadline for the first half of season five. for the second half, he wants to do a week. that could be seven he has another western he is working on. reggie: that gives him 20 of time to shoot him in the head. that is how the character dies off. kumasi: if kevin reggie: you go? we will see about that. lisa: that is long -- five seasons? reggie: when fans get the show gets gross -- usually. kumasi: they had 10 seasons of game of thrones and people were still happy. reggie: i was out of episode one, but -- kumasi: that is you. reggie: i saw brother and sister

and said, i am out. lisa: there is are more to it than that. kumasi: you are a game of thrones fan? you watched all 10 seasons? lisa: i did. kumasi: [laughter] lisa: there have been so many that have not made it past two and three. reggie: you made a point about the flight attendant. lisa: good morning. it pacific northwest is getting the rain this week. today, high was coming into play later this afternoon, but we will get some sunshine to start early and then those high clouds sweep out later. wrigley at 40, as well as oakland upper 30's on the peninsula. 36 in mountain view with fog. in santa rosa at 35. upper level winds gusting to 20, 40 mph out of the north.

here come those high closer the afternoon, but with temperatures is still on the mild side, we will be right around where we should be, which is in the low 60's in santa rosa. upper 60's the forecasted high on this day. upper 50's in oakland, partly cloudy today in oakland as well as in san francisco and concord. mid 60's on the way for our inland valleys as we get to thursday redwood city will see five degrees of warming. the next couple of days, the closest we get to the storm track is friday. that will bring temperatures down, maybe a few light showers go to the north. fuller weekend into saturday but not much owing on -- cooler weekend into saturday but not much going on. rain to the north of us but not much visiting us in the short term. that could change as we get for the 17th or past the 20th, but we will have to keep you posted.

today, upper 50's to low 60's. warming trend on the way. thursday is a warmest day. we cool off on friday, near average saturday. more warmer days headed our way next week. kumasi: now we are checking in with ginger zee. >> good morning. coming up, we are live in tu with the latest onth earthquakeh toll rising there and in syria. and details on the chinese balloon and its people voting is from a new warning about buying and selling on facebook marketplace. how you can protect yourself. plus, dolly parton and dionne waugh reg joining us to talk about their new collaboration. kumasi: what are they working on? how much can you tell us? >> a song.

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its chatg bart can write essays and pass law school exams. google plans to roll out the program in the coming weeks. it is designed to explain complex subjects and provide simple information like party planning tips. google is planning to hold an event tomorrow focusing on artificial intelligence. let the wars begin. next -- a local lawmaker wants to legalize cannabis cafes. the hurdles that bill could face. more fallout from the chinese surveillance balloon. they live look outside. it is not 6:37. - now

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are confirmed dead turkey. could it have inherent? if it were to happen, what would it need for us? kumasi: a car drives into a family's kitchen. reggie: the big game is just a few days away. you will notice a theme in the ads. kumasi: it is there were seventh. reggie: the theme is that they are trying to sell us something. lisa: we are looking at some mild temperatures, but the changes come as our upper-level ridge, the area of high pressure that is kept a sunny, begins to slide off to the south and east. right now, beautiful start to the day. a sunny one. chilly in palo alto. to the north, there is fog in santa rosa. 36 in napa. we are looking at that cooler start from the coast to mountain

view, for the rest of the day, we will go through about 9:00 with clouds increasing in the north bay. can of pop, upper 40's to the 50's. by noon, mostly cloudy, 50's. we will 60's for a mild afternoon. we have got sunnier, mild or next couple days. reggie: hey tiktok trend could suitland teens in trouble. in san mateo county, they they have taken several reports of groups of teens jumping from cars and shooting gel pellets from toy kinds. lena howland joins us. >> after these incidents in san mateo county, the sheriff's office has now issued a stark warning to parents about what they are calling orbeez attacks,

dangerous new social media trend. they believe different groups of teens have been firing gel balls at strangers. they say this is potentially titrate trend which encourages people to shoot at unsuspecting targets and post on tiktok. officials are now asking parents to speak with their kids to make sure they are not participating in the trend. >> we have gotten reports of people yelling, shoot, shoot. you can imagine the danger. >> i do not know what to say. it just propagates on the social media. it is terrible. >> the more they see it, the more they want to do it. >> to sheriffs's office says participants could face misdemeanors, even felonies. for minors, parents could face several lawsuits. no injuries reported yet, but

they say in some cases, frozen orbeez have been reported. reggie: ramon garage, leaving quite the mess behind. this happened on poinsettia street, just before 10:00 last night. the cart went into a kitchen and hit a refrigerator. nobody was in the room at the time. the driver was also an injured. kumasi: today, the family of alexis gabe is asking for volunteers to join into what they say is an important search for their daughter's partial remains. her mom asks for people wh serious in joining the search. the post did not include the location of where the search will be taking place, but it says people who'd reach out will be given more information. it has been just about a year since gabe disappeared. investigators say she was murdered by an ex-boyfriend who died in a shootout with police.

gave's partial remains discovered in november. reggie: amen is in custody accused of trying to rob and assault a woman police say he knew. he was arrested last week for an incident that happened january 10 in san jose. according to investigators, he approached the woman from behind and held a knife to her neck. >> please try to conceal his identity. he was wearing a hooded sweatshirt. she put the hood over his head. we do not know what transpired or what caused the suspect to try to rob this person through new reggie: police say to fight back and run away. kumasi: block party vigil held in oakland to celebrate the life of tyre nichols. the gathering was -- it took place on a blocked section of

vibrating from oakland technical high school. >> our school needs to be a part of this block party. it is a time to celebrate someone that was taken away so fast and terribly. kumasi: the students painted a mural on the street calling for an end to violence. terry nichols died nearly a month ago after being beaten during a traffic stop. five police officers charged with second-degree murder. this morning, and urgent search for survivors in turkey and syria after the earthquake yesterday. more than 5100 dead. there is international to effort underway. jobina: more than 6000 buildings of collapse after the shaking. rescue crews hoping to find survivors. harsh winter conditions adding to the urgent to find people who might be trapped there is also a

health crisis as those injured are overwhelming hospitalists. many countries are a hundred home, including the u.s. -- many countries now sending out. 18 los angeles is the point medical and search dogs. >> they are trained in tunneling, lifting heavy objects, getting concrete off of people. the dogs behind brn live defined dogs, trained us to find the live people andrew womble. -- people under rubble. >> turkey lies in one of the world's most active with great zones. monday's earthquake was the most powerful reported in over 80 years. reggie: that news it raises questions over what the bay area would look like if an earthquake of that strength hit us.

>> xers with the u.s. geological survey says if an earthquake of that size struck fear, the destruction will not be as bad as in turkey, but they say casualties would still be a manager at risk. the 7.8 magnitude earthquake leaving thousands dead. swedish shows entire neighborhoods destroying great this man helps run a chapter of the turkish american foundation in the bay area. several in the organization have been impacted in a rushing to do what they can to help. >> some have flown out. they are leaving to check for their loved ones. >> we have had building codes for a long time that event to construction it is resilient to earthquake shaking. we would not see this

destruction in california. >> he says if an earthquake of that magnitude were to happen here, california would be better off than turkey, with fewer deaths and less overall destruction. he says we have had similar negritude earthquakes in california. the great san francisco earthquake in 1906 is one of them. he says they will likely have aftershocks in turkey for weeks, gg our abc 7 originals documentary, the earthquake effect, reveals the potentially dangerous situation every bay area resident faces. you can stream the respect effect on our app and you'll also find it by going to abc7news.com. while you are share, can check out abc7news.com/preparenorcal. it has a useful guide for your earthquake kit.

coming up, the programmed money in the pockets of east bay families. kumasi: an update on the markets is coming up. anyplace, anytime and look great doing it. we are live every weekday 8:00 7:00 to 8:00, but it only streams, so get is on your tv using one of these devices. lisa: goodthe doppler seven, starting out clear and beautiful . 35 in santa rosa, chilly in san ramon with upper 30's in livermore. as we look at your forecast highs for tomorrow, it will be warmer, sunnier, brighter with low to mid 60's out there. thursdays is the warmest day of the week.

these at the shoreline. we pulled on significantly on friday. -- we cool down significantly friday. can we get any rain? maybe less than a 10th of an inch here. today is a bit cooler but near seasonal norms with upper 50's downtown. we are warmer and sunnier wednesday and thursday. fuller and cloudier friday. saturday is steel -- still cool. we rebound next week. jobina: crash in union city is causing a backup. this is on southbound 880 around 27 mph. one lane blocked. commuter alert that bart

experiencing the trains will be running out sewer speeds, so anticipate a 10 minute delay. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights on we've not see traffic coming up anytime soon. we will wrap up with a very busy luckily richmond-san rafael bridge. if you're traveling the westbound direction, things are slow

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coast of the u.s. and very brief. what is frightening about this is the u.s. military had no idea those incursions were happening until afterwards. kumasi: the japanese government is now looking into the possibility of summer balloons over japan in the past. reggie: an update on a universal basic income experiment in this started in june of 2041 and has now been extended for an additional six months. 300 families will continue to receive $500 on plate payments. for many, that monday helps them stay afloat. the extra cash may not a lot, but the nonprofit running the pilot says it can give families a chance to make a strategic investment. >> that investment allows him to start thinking, how do i sustain this? what is the next best investment i can make to continue to move up the economic ladder? reggie: the pilot program has

been fully funded through philanthropy. that money is being extended from a single donor. kumasi: the high cost of groceries is prompting more meat at bay area food banks and things are expected to get even tougher. local pantries expect to see a spike in the once covid emergency allotments expire at the end of the month. >> itwould -- impacte we have gone from seeing 200 households a day to about 300. kumasi: for that desperate, pleading for donations to help feed the less fortunate. reggie: a proposal to legalize

cannabis can face is making its way through the state legislature. it would allow canvas retailers to sell food and drinks, much like coffee shops in amsterdam. matt haney is behind the proposal and sense this would give retailers another revenue source well they fight heavy taxes and regulations. >> california is a destination port wine and it should be for cannabis. it cannot just be the clinical, pharmacy like environment. it would be a huge opportunity for jobs and our economy. reggie: there are cannabis cafes now in san francisco, but they cannot serve the american heart and lung association says consuming food or smoking occurs can pose health risks. if the bill passes, he could going to effect as soon as next year. kumasi: bonnie raitt just 90 two grammys and now we are learning her song was recorded here in

the bay area. she said she was inspired to write the song after learning about a mother who donated her child's heart after he passed away. the album was recorded in december of 2021. other artists have also recorded albums at the same locations in the 1980's. reggie: between 20 recently about bed, bath & beyond preparing to file for bankruptcy. the company claims to have investors ready to prevent that and turn the business around. if planned, that if pl fundraising efforts fail, they will file for bankruptcy and liquidate assets. the bay area stores that are closing or have already closed argonaut in loxley, antioch and jose. pulling planning to cut about 2000 staff with reductions primary in finance and hr sectors. the seattle times reports boeing

plans to outsource one third of the illuminated positions to india. however, boeing says they're streamlining positions loudly coming back look at the new york stock exchange. we are down about 135 points. tom brady will take a before starting the next part of his career for he will join the broadcast group in 2024. he originally signed a deal with fox to be a commentator as he retired. but brady said he wanted a year to decompress before jumping into a new venture. he announced his retirement last week after 23 seasons with the patriots and the bucs. kumasi: after an marvel superhero now has a special place at chase center named after him. the warriors unveiled the new room yesterday. the star funded the renovation that provides a quiet and inclusive space at chase center.

it features tactile walls, interactive lights and sensory games for people with sensory needs. for this next story, wearable beanbag. reggie: designers in japan are making it to lounge around in. it is based on the idea of letting go anytime, anywhere and they certainly are. basically, it looks like a potato. the idea was born from an earlier prototype. it comes in three sizes -- one for children, two larger sizes for adults. the larger size weighs 11 pounds. the price is $120. kumasi: i do like a graduated like. -- i do like a good way catch. -- wighted blanket. reggie: i played nintendo as a

kid but do you remember the brown mushrooms? lee is coming through today, our director. they look like a human gumba, not anything on my dream board. lisa: you could always put a pillow on top of you for the same effect, not wearing it. a weighted heavy. reggie: you might associate a pillow and suffocate me. lisa: beautiful start today, the sun coming up in about 20 minutes. rain in the pacific clear start, pretty chilly, but what a view here. 46:10, 40 in oakland, called on the peninsula. 34 into santa clara, 39 in half

moon bay. another view of the golden gate bridge -- nice and here, temperatures chilling with fog in santa rosa napa is at 35. upper 30's, concord and livermore. clear start this morning, partly to mostly cloudy this afternoon sunny and warmer for your wednesday. thursday and friday will be cooler and cloudier. today, high household or information week system to the north that will miss us. average height and the north bay. we will say that about today. mid-60's, upper 60's thursday, then dropping off to near 60 in santa rosa and napa on saturday and abounding on sunday we look at the wider picture, that system brings enterprise include weather on friday and saturday. sunday, we bounceback up temperature rise, but monday, perhaps the system to the north of us, we could float with shower activity.

59 today in oakland with icons, as well -- with high fives, as well as in concord. warm it is the next couple, cooler friday and saturday. kumasi: the super bowl biggest day for advertisers because the more than 100 million people are expected to brush the game. , 32nd spot have sold for million -- some 30-second spots have sold for $7 million. this year, no crypto companies are participating. this comes after the drama around ftx and its founder. reggie: let's talk beyonce tickets for the renaissance to a. sales for the levi's stadium stop on without this food.

stop go on sale this week. scams are likely, so beware. >> they just want to get those tickets and scammers are taking advantage of that. reggie: bbb recommends buying from venues for legitimate sellers on the actual website. avoid buying on social media. verify trustworthy resellers and vendors on bbb.org. watch out for fake websites. are you sure it is actually ticketmaster? could it a dummy site scammers could be copying and pasting the same pictures to make it look japan often, the words of the company are off by just one or two letters in the url. only use protected payment methods. use a credit it may be easier to dispute fragile charges. my last tip from me to you is

make sure everybody who wants to go on the limit of four tickets per transactions is registered. it increases your chances. in southern california, a man says he was in the water puddle boarding when he came across some friendly visitors. >> wow. reggie: that is cool. at first, because of the this lens is, i thought those were fish, but those are dolphins. bill captured this moment. he said he had never seen water this clear. look at that. he said he paddled several miles before he encountered this friendly pod of bottlenose dolphins. i would be so excited. kumasi: when i was well watching, there were people in the kayaks by the humpbacks.

i'm, why are you this post to the whales? i reggie: a whale land on you. but to dolphins, you are they can be rough to each other. this file is not real. -- their s kumasi: next -- the seven things you need to know reggie: you can watch live and on-demand on our app. if you download it now, you can watch seven at 7:00 this morning. kumasi: live lo

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number of people killed in turkey and sarah has surpassed 100. there is an urgent search for survivors. reggie: the family of alexis gave is asking for volunteers to help search for her partial remains. those who want to help should reach out to the family's facebook page. kumasi: the san mateo county sheriff's office says teens are targeting random people shooting orbeez. reggie: president biden will deliver his state of the union address tonight. he is expected to test the economy and call for unity. you can watch live starting at 6:00 p.m. right here in abc 7. lisa: cool start, filtered sun, 50 work 60's. jobina: from union city to hayward on southbound 880

one vote road, at least one lane block. we have dropped to 22 mph as you approach the crash site southbound. kumasi: apparently, nothing says love like cracker barrel. five lucky couples have a chance to win free cracker barrel for a year this valentine's day, but you have to get engaged at the restaurant and to submit video of a proposal. the closest one to us is in sacramento. jobina: i love cracker barrel the games, the rocking chairs, the popcorn shrimp. reggie: on your honeymoon, you could play the games. jobina: the site, do you like cracker barrel? -- lisa, do you like cracker barrel? reggie: i get it.

i totally get it. give me a bobby evans. jobina: time to not know what that good morning, america, for our viewers in the west. the race against time in turkey and syria. frantic search and rescue for survivors intensifies after the massive earthquake rocked the region. first responders seen working to clear the rubble and fighting freezing temperatures. thousands confirmed dead. tens of thousands injured. our marcus moore is there live on the scene. train derailment disaster. evacuations in ohio and pennsylvania. a controlled release of the deadly chemicals in ohio, burning for hours to avoid a catastrophic explosion with families anxious to get back home. plot foiled? white supremacists allegedly planning to attack the power grid in baltimore aiming to completely destroy the city.