boom. >> i thought it was a bomb. i thought a bomb had gone off. reggie: a deadly explosion knock s a home off of its foundation. crews on the scene this morning still working to find out what happened. kumasi: mike pence is being subpoenaed by the special counsel investigating former president trump. what they want to learn regarding the january 6 insurrection. reggie: and thieves targeting apple stores, the crime ring that investigators have been tracking now for weeks. it is friday, february 10. kumasi: it is friday. look at this sweater. reggie: there is a color story. jobina: is it going to be cooler

today? drew: it is. jobina: and the blue, we are connected. drew: it starts off nice with sunshine. the back half of the day we will see clouds and showers. we have fog, but it is not thick. the worst spot is santa rosa at five miles. not dense. right now, we are in the 30's and 40's. layers are needed. but we have calm c we have mainly clear skies above. and for the day, we have sunshine for the first part. very nice out there. clouds will arrive in the afternoon. then showers in the forecast. early one for. but as the evening goes on, i think that everybody will be fair game for a shower.

today will be cooler than yesterday. we will stay in the 50's. we'll go hour-by-hour to show you the shower chance, which will linger into part of your saturday. that is in eight minutes. kumasi: now to that explosion that killed a person. crews are still at the home at 22nd and a sunset, nearly 20 hours after the blast. it was so powerful it knocke the home off of its foundation. we have lena on the scene. reporter: after about 20 hours after this all happened, this block is still shut down now with a very heavy police presence as the investigation into what happened at this home behind us is still underway. now, most neighbors were allowed to go home late last night, but some didn't because there are still five homes evacuated here,

according to the last update from fire officials. our crews were on the scene after happened. the firefighters lined up shoulder to shoulder as the rescue crews made a grim discovery last night recovering , the body of an individual who had been inside when an explosion went off here earlier in the day. that person had been unaccounted for until search k-9 teams were brought into to help. another person was inside that did get seriously injured, as well as a firefighter that responded to the incident. this person knows the people who lived in the home where the explosion happened. she was in her car, about to take her daughter to school. >> i thought it was a bomb. i thought a bomb had went off. my windows shattered in the car. it was a husband and disabled wife, and a home nurse.

the home nurse came running out. her back half was charred. her hair curled up because of the flames. reporter: fire fighters say at least two homes were knock of their foundations. and three nearby homes, and at least five cars, were damaged. the blast broke windows and had many cleaning up glass into the late hours. we expect another update from fire officials sometime within the next hour. as soon as we get that we will bring that to you live. kumasi: do not forget, we sent out a push alert when the explosion happened. if you want to stay up-to-date, download the mobile app and enable notifications. reggie: the owner of a bakery in oakland has died after suffering

injuries from a robbery this week. her name was jen angel. she was jagged while trying to stop thieves who broke into her car. friends described her as a community activist, but she also founded angel cakes bakery, which has a storefront and jack london square. it provides cupcakes and other pastries in the community. >> she was edgy community builder. all of us that knew her, loved her. all of us are coming together to support each other and think about how we can build a world that is more beautiful, more full of cupcakes, joy and love. we will share that with each other. reggie: a gofundme has been set up to support her loved ones and keep the bakery open. the shop has already seen support, so much so that people are asking customers to purchase gift cards rather than order

food right now because the staff is so overwhelmed. kumasi: today, the suspect in the half moon bay mass shooting last month is expected to be in court. they will focus on if case documents will be posted online moving forward. the suspect has been charged with seven counts of murder. he could face death, if convicted. seven people die, one person was hurt in the shootings. it is believed to be an active workplace violence. investigators say that they are busting a crime ring that has been targeting apple stores. eight people are in custody this morning. these are the products recovered, thousands of dollars worth of iphones, ipads and other electronics. the attorney general says the suspects stole $1 million of goods between last year and last month. >> this goes far beyond shoplifting. this is organized criminal

activity into we will not put up with it in our estate. we are holding these -- in our state. we are holding these individuals accountable. kumasi: he thanked agencies around the state for helping in the investigation. reggie: a special counsel probe into donald trump's efforts to overturn the 2020 election results, we have learned that mike pence has been served a subpoena to testify in the investigation. jobina: the subpoena comes after months of negotiations between federal prosecutors and attorneys representing the former vice president. special counsel jack smith is overseeing the investigation. he wants mike pence to testify under oath. multiple sources say that after months of negotiating with mike pence's attorneys, smith issued the subpoena. former u.s. attorney barbara mcquaid spoke with msnbc about the matter. >> i think the things that

donald trump said to mike pence that could reveal whether he knew he lost the election and what he was doing was an improper effort to retain office. jobina: mike pence faced pressure from donald trump and's allies to overturn the 2020 election results. a mob of trump supporters stormed the capitol building after mike pence made it clear he would certify the election tally for joe biden. it is unclear if he will comply with the simply an -- with the subpoena. kumasi: ok, thank you. two resource centers are opening an alameda county today. people are still recovering from the winter storms that caused so much damage, and homeowners, renters and business owners came to visit the disaster recovery centers to get help navigating resources. they will be in oakland, in dublin off of gleason drive, and

will be open every day from 10:00 until 7:00 p.m. alameda is just one of four counties where fema assistance is available. san mateo, contra costa and santa cruz counties are also available. reggie: if you live in oakland you are eligible for a 25% discount to get into the oakland zoo. it launched yesterday through funding through measure y. it is part of a ballot that was passed in the midterms. they are hoping that it will increase attendance at the zoo, which will then raise revenue and improve animal care. there are no blackout dates. dr tt isl. eaills we have a dry start today, but we will find showers later this evening. here is live doppler 7 and at the satellite. you can see this area of low pressure and a very thin cold

front that will be sliding down the coast today and supply us with a chance of showers as the day goes on. on the storm impact scale, it is a level 1 storm later this evening and into early saturday morning. scattered showers, slick roads will be the biggest concern with large, breaking waves at the coast tonight and into tomorrow morning. so there is a high surf advisory that will begin at 7:00 p.m. tonight for the waves, which will be about 18-22 feet. be aware. the ocean current will be peaking tomorrow morning. we are starting with sunshine, clouds increasing as the day goes on. you can see by 5:00 p.m., a chance of showers in the north bay and at the coast. in the morning, if you are up before t sun comes up, likelbeoe

rest of the weekend is looking in about 90 minutes. jobina: good morning. this week in terms of the first traffic update of the morning, and that is nothing really going on. we have a live picture showing 680, and 80 in emeryville. as we bring in our drive times, it is light here on this friday. tracy did dublin is only 35 minutes. everything else is on time. reggie: if you are a victim of fraud, hang off on filing the reason you may have to pay taxes on inflation relief money you never received. kumasi: how can san francisco leaders build a better bay area? reggie: and a statue stolen again. how officials were able to track down the statue

kumasi: san francisco mayor --

the san francisco mayor deliberate her state of the city address with an emphasis on safety. she promised that the city will rise again. >> public safety concerns, a spiraling fentanyl crisis, shuttered businesses -- our residents are demanding we build a safe city into b built back our police force. we need to deliver for them. the push for full staffing has to be consistent it has to be sustained. kumasi: the mayor made it clear that full staffing is still years away. she says public safety is crucial in bringing the downtown economy back to life. >> we must accept another tough act. san francisco's downtown, as we know it, is cannot coming back. and you know what, that's ok. the truth is it will not be one thing that fixes downtown, it

will be many things. kumasi: her plan a roadmap of the future of downtown. it's colin firth tax increases -- it is calling for tax increases on hotels and others, and offering tax breaks for three years for any company that comes to san francisco. reggie: the cost for san francisco's downtown extension project is estimated at more than $6.6 billion. that is the figure of the board received yesterday during their presentation of the financial plan. the vice chair says it is the closest they have been to having a realistic cost estimate for the project, which was supposed to open for service in 2032. >> i think there was sticker shock around $7 approaching the $7 billion figure.

and i think we recognize that the longer this project drags on, the more expensive it will be. reggie: basically this will extend train service from where it ends at king and fourth, to the transit center. they will review the estimates and report back in six months. kumasi: a statue depicting a heroic indian ruler has been recovered after it was stolen from a public park in san jose. we detail what happens and what is coming next. reporter: at guadalupe river park, a look at what was left behind after the 440-pound statue of indian ruler chhatrapati shivajii maharaj. the statue was a gift to residents of san jose in 1999, from its sister city of pune, india. >> i think there's absolutely no reason for somebody to steal it, except a way to sell it for some material.

it is stupid, but people nee. rter: kelkar is the president of the san jose-pune sister city organization, a group that has worked to strengthen ties between the municipalities. on january 31, there was a shock to both communities and beyond after learning the statue had been stolen from atop its five-foot concrete slab. >> to cut the three legs with a huge saw, it made a lot of noise which nobody heard i guess, at night. and it was a 400-pound statue for two or three people to lift it up, put it in your trunk - i --i drive it away. that was quite an effort. reporter: city officials shared earlier photos with abc7 news, showing the statue as it was meant to be displayed. >> the services department is following the theft and contacted metal shops to report the theft, to make sure if it was -- if it showed up at those

locations at they would be aware of it. reporter: but he breakthrough on thursday buyer media partners at the mercury news. >> it was the work of a reporter that resulted in the location of the statue. reporter: joseph hedges, the internats nar for the city, says there is work ahead to determine whether it can be reinstalled and what security measures should be considered. >> it is not a safe place for the statue to live. so we are wondering where we can keep it. reporter: for now, it is with sjpd. the department says there is no suspect information, although the crooks could face grand theft charges. in san jose, abc7 news. kumasi: another missing statue has been recovered in monterey. the missing dennis the menace statue was found after the police got an anonymous tip. it was in roberts lake. reggie: what is happening?

kumasi:character statue was the replacement for that had been stolen in 2006. they cut through the foot to remove it. reggie: why do we have into begin with? drew: is there a connection between dennis the menace and monterey? kumasi: probably. reggie: we spoke earlier this week about a shrek statue that went missing. it did look like somebody in fourth grade made it. and the police were spending their time on that. then dennis the menace. drew: monkeys are getting snatched. reggie: left and right. drew: do people have time? kumasi: they have time. drew: can i tell you a story about people having time? i was out with friends yesterday. we ran into other people. it had been a long week, but thankfully i will have a month off, they said.

i was like -- reggie: in the middle of february? drew: they say, i do not have to go back until the middle of march. kumasi: what do they do? drew: what? what are you doing? they have meetings. but now they have time "time." reggie: so you have a meeting? drew: i asked, are you working from home? oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. reggie: shout out to everyone who has a month off. drew: no shade, i would love that. i got a wake-up, i gotta get out of bed, i gotta go to my computer. what are you doing? he said, i am going to hawaii. kumasi: for the whole month? what do they do for real? drew: it is tech. reggie: ok. [laughter] and they are the ones who kept their jobs? drew: correct, so far.

i mean, there is a lot coming -- going on in the economy. kumasi: quebec after that month, cannot get in -- come back after that month, cannot get in. drew: my keywor card is not working. [laughter] kumasi: that is not nice. go on. [laughter] drew: ok. 30's and 40's right now. evening showers. the they will start off with sunshine. then clouds will get thicker, and we will likely see some light showers this evening. a very spotty in nature. it is a level one storm. at the biggest issue would be slick roads. rainfall tonight and into tomorrow morning. we may find areas that get a quarter of an inch, but for most of us the rain will be light. showers will be in the overnight. and here is the seven-day. we will have saturday morning light showers.

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neutrogena®. for people with skin. jobina: here are the seven things to know this morning. kumasi: crew scene of a house explosion all night. one person was killed yesterday morning, two other people were hurt. reggie: the man charged and the half moon bay mass shooting is expected to be in court today, the hearing will focus on whether documents will be posted online moving forward. kumasi: number three, oakland can begin posting eviction notices at win streak. -- wood street. there are places that people can go for shelter if they are on house to be rated reggie: mike pence has been -- unhoused. reggie: mike pence has been subpoenaed by a special counsel that is seeking testimony related to efforts to overturn the 2020 election.

drew: number five, we will start with sunshine today and we will end the day with showers. it is a level one light storm on the impact scale. the biggest impact will be slick roads. jobina: we are following a crash in livermore. the front tire of the vehicle blue, and -- blew, and the vehicle rolled over. the driver is inside. kumasi: if you are planning to take caltrans this we, get ready for some delays. where they will be closing some sections of tracks. and you migh file your taxes if you have been the victim of inflation relief debit card scams. the state says the debit cards were meant to offset the cost of gas and inflation, but people who got them say that hackers drained the cards before they got a chance to use them. but those people have to report

the income on their federal taxes. we found out that the feds are still considering the options, you can either wait to file or report the income on your tax return. but ask to back it out. >> excluded under the provision that they did not actually receive money. these are not isolated cases, this is a systemic problem affecting many people. kumasi: fraud victims should file a claim to get their stolen money. there are instructions on how to do that on our website. reggie: would you upload your id to a social media site to allow your children to use that website? a new proposal would require that. it is utah senate bill 152, the social media regulation act. if past, utah residents will have to upload their id to prove they are over 18. for a parent would have to use

their id. without it miners will no longer be able to use social platforms. a professor and tech expert says that there could be privacy concerns. >> once it is out of our hands it will be in the hands of corporate america, social media, although platforms. and they can do whatever they want without without coming back to us. if they get caught they will pay a fine and move on. reggie: he is worried about hacks, that could involve a list of where children live. kumasi: victory for high school families after a form asking about demonstration cycles have been removed, but some say it puts more students at risk. reggie: an update overseas as the hope for survivors is dwindling. how of the bay area is helping survivors from thousands of miles away in turkey.

announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7 news. >> this was quite the exclusion. itnd blew out windows and garage doors across the street. reggie: now at 5:30 a.m., the explosion that shook a neighborhood. one person died and there is extensive damage to homes nearby. what we are learning this morning. plus. >> jen touched so many lives. kumasi: a bakery owner robbed in the east bay being remember this morning. how friends and family say you can show your support. reggie: families here doing anything they can to help families and friends impacted by the deadly earthquake in turkey. kumasi: good morning, it is friday, february 10. reggie: first, we are starting with drew. drew: the big take away today is

it will feel cooler compared to yesterday. showers are moving in this evening. right now, though, we have live doppler 7 showing fog in the valley of the north bay, in santa rosa, napa. from a quarter to mile visibility. elsewhere we are doing fine. we are waking up to the 30's and 40's. you need some layers as you go about the morning. later today you will need an umbrella. here is a live look showing calm conditions. we will start with sunshine this morning. the afternoon and evening will bring cloud cover. then later today we have showers. the best chance will be in the north bay, then later this evening everybody has a chance of a scattered shower. i will show you the rain, coming up. reggie: now to the exclusion at a san francisco home that killed a person. it happened yesterday morning at 20 2nd avenue in the sunset

district. the home was knocked off of its foundation and it eventually collapsed. our reporter is live at the scene this morning. good morning, lena. reporter: good fire officials and police are still investigating here in the sunset district almost 20 hours after the explosion happened. you can look at the damage behind me along 22nd street. this is the home that exploded yesterday, causing serious damage throughout this neighborhood. we were on the scene hours after it happened, when the san francisco firefighters lined up shoulder to shoulder as rescue crews recovered the body of somebody who had been in the home when an explosion went off here earlier in the day. that person was unaccounted for until the search canine teams were brought in to help. another person was inside that did get seriously injured, as

well as a firefighter that responded to the incident. after the explosion, homes caught fire. drone video shows black smoke billowing into the air. >> the house was on fire, all the houses were on fire. i did not see much because i was more worried about my dad and mom. it's sad to see who was in that house. reporter: fire fighters say at least two homes were also knocked off of their foundations. they added at least three nearby homes and five cars were damaged by the blast that broke windows and had many cleaning up glass into the late hours. most people were allowedo co back home late last night, but we know that five homes on this block are still under evacuation, according to the last update.

we expect to get another update from fire officials coming up in the next half hour. as soon as that happens, we will bring that to you live. in san francisco, abc7 news. kumasi: such a sad story out of oakland, the owner of a beloved bakery has died from injuries that she suffered during a robbery earlier this week. we have the latest on what happened. gloria: jen angel was a business owner and her friends say she was also a political activist who fought for social change, and that is how they want her to be remembered. she had been in a medically induced, since the robbery. she was dragge stop thieves who had broken into her car. angel cakes bakery, which has a storefront, is will known for

its cupcakes and other pastries. angel fought against inequality, her friends say. >> she was a community builder. and she would want all of us, if you had heard about her, to come together to support each other and to think about how we can build a world that is more beautiful, more full of joy and love, and a share that with each other. gloria: more than $100,000 has already been raised to support her loved ones and keep the bakery open. the shop has seen an outpouring of support, so much so organizers are asking customers to purchase gift cards rather than cupcakes for now because the staff is overwhelmed. her organs will be donated and they have been informed that they will help to save the lives of up to 70 people. the gofundme also says that i

the police department makes an arrest in the case, the family would like to see restorative justice. that's according to her beliefs. reggie: she sounds like an incredible person. the city of oakland can start posting eviction notices today as part of the move to clear out the wood street and can't. a federal judge decided to lift the restraining order that was preventing it from closing. they will be building affordable housing at the site. the city says it has three places to move the residents, to nearby cabins here, st. vincent's in uptown and the 66t save site in east oakland. kumasi: people in santa clara county will have access to more resources today. this will be happening for the first time since 2019. dozens of services will be available, including health hpening at cityike

hall from 9:00 a.m. until 1:00. at last check, there were thousands experiencing homelessness in santa clara county. reggie: i schoolgirls and water will no longer be required to answer questions about their menstrual cycle when it comes to school sports. the decision sparked outrage from parents and the public. during a meeting the florida high school athletic association said they would remove the questions, including when was your most recent period, and how many have you had in the past 12 months? one mother, whose daughter plays soccer, started a petition online. >> her eyes welled up concept of giving such personal information. a menstrual cycle is very personal to a young girl and a young woman. reggie: you may wonder why they had in the first place. critics believed the questions were meant to out transgender

and pregnant girls. they point out transgender athletes in florida. supporters also point to evidence that irregular cycles can help doctors spot medical conditions. kumasi: this monica maresca crews are holding onto hope as they search for survivors of an earthquake that hit turkey and syria on monday. as of this morning, more than 21,000 people have been killed. we are learning more about the help from overseas. jobina: turkey, syria and other countries are moving fast as it are struggling to find shelter in below freezing temperatures. federal authorities say they have distributed millions of meals, tense and blankets but they have a hard time reaching everybody who needs help. more than 120,000 emergency workers from 75 different countries are now in turkey. one man said his family members

were buried under the rubble for 15 hours, but made it out alive. >> i am speechless. i'm in a dream, a very bad dream. but i am here. and so many of our friends have died here. so many relatives are dying. and my feelings have collapsed -- and all buildings have collapsed. jobina: video shows woman being pulled out 90 hours after the earthquake shook the area. also there to help is the israeli defense force, one of the most elite humanitarian responders in the world. kumasi: bay area muslim and turkish groups are coordinating to get supplies to those who survived. the san jose base provides relief in many muslim countries. its warehouse is one of the drop-off locations for blankets

and medical supplies. >> i can only imagine as a mother, everything you have to deal with and the last thing you want to deal with is clothing and blankets. kumasi: donations will be taken to istanbul. hundreds of boxes have been shipped already. you can learn more about the earthquake's impact on kids and families there, and how you can help, by visiting unicefusa.org. we have a link on our website. still ahead, we are learning more about the suspected spy balloon shot down. why pentagon officials say it is not the first to hover over the u.s. reggie: super bowl weekend is here. we have more on the excitement around the game and the highly anticipated halftime performance from rihanna. shine bright like a diamond. drew: i am so excited.

here is a live look at san jose. we will start with sunshine. but by the afternoon and evening, it will be showers in the forecast and cooler temperatures. here is live doppler 7, along with the satellite, and you can see this area of low pressure and cold front. it is so thin, but it will bring a chance of a shower. everything will be light in nature, but we could see some quick downpours tomorrow morning. here on the storm impact scale, it is a level 1 storm with scattered showers. the biggest impact would be slick roadways it we do have some breaking waves. the high surf advisory will begin at 7:00 today, peaking tomorrow morning where we could see breakers up to 22 feet. and we start with sunshine today, temperatures in the 30's and 40's. bring about the cloud cover this afternoon and evening. a chance of a shower beginning

at 5:00 p.m. the best chance of showers early tomorrow morning before the sun comes up, and them by midday the system is pushing out. today it will bring in some cooler air, 10 degrees lower than yesterday afternoon. a 50's and 60's today. we will take a look at how much rain to expect, and the rest of the weekend forecast, all coming up. jobina: we will go back to livermore, a crash where a vehicle has rolled over multiple times. and according to the chp, a passenger is still inside. but thankfully that person is not too injured. this is at north flynn road, speeds at about 16 miles per hour in one lane blocked. every thing else is moving smoothly. same at the richmond and san rafael bridge. as we go to break, tracy t

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kumasi: it is 5:45 a.m. donald trump is back on facebook and instagram after a two-year ban. his accounts were suspended following the assault on the capitol. the company suggested a two-year ban originally. there will be guard rails on the account. he has not posted anything on twitter yet. reggie: southwest airlines and says it's system will be upgraded today. executives were called to capitol hill yesterday to answer for the system meltdowns that left millions stranded in december. they admit the system that

handles scheduling had iss they say their root cause of the meltdown was how they handled winter operations in those locations where the airplanes could not get de-iced. kumasi: the pentagon is confirming there is more information about drones and balloons from china. officials testified that three other balloons came during donald trump's term and another early in president biden's term. they were a senior hawaii, texas and florida. >> either this is no big deal in the eyes of the military, and i do not think we are going to say that, or there is not a consistent plan on how to deal with it. kumasi: the top pentagon spokesperson said they are part of a broader surveillance effort by beijing. its newly redesigned rs25 engine, the one we are using for future flights for rockets.

and the latest will be part of an effort on the trip to the moon. the new engines will help to power future artemis missions to the moon, beginning with artemis five. kumasi: the countdown is on for the super bowl and if there is so much hype around the game, but also riri. reggie: do we like the colors? kumasi: i like it. reggie: that halftime performances happening soon, and here is more on what we can expect. reporter: from the sky to the ground, the excitement around the super bowl is culpable through the fans and players getting ready. >> you dream about it as a little kid, watching super bowl parties with your dad and mom. reporter: patrick mahomes and jalen hurts are making history as the first two black starting quarterbacks to lead their teams

in america's biggest sporting event. >> you save up all your money to go to that one game, so we will be putting on a show for them. reporter: into fans are anticipating rihanna's comeback. a preview coming from apple. a big moment marking her return to the stage after giving birth. >> when you become a mom, there is something that happens. you feel like you can do anything. the super bowl is one of the biggest stages in the world. reporter: the department of homeland security raising security to its highest level. border patrol is sharing how border security will play a key role. >> for the super bowl, it is different than what we do at the border. however, the terrain at the border is different. more dangerous. reporter: no matter the outcome on sunday, one fan will have something to tear about after the game.

the mother of the kelce brothers, who player for the eagles and and chiefs. >> it is amazing that they have both gotten to this point and they can enjoy the super bowl together. reporter: joy that will be felt at this super bowl with the best teams from the regular season. kumasi: riri says that she is ready, she has been practicing. drew: my theme on sunday is going to be rihanna, rihanna, rihanna. we will have the best 4k video so i can put it on youtube and watch it several times. reggie: let's focus on the things happening around rihanna. drew: i watched that video she had. kumasi: yes, friend. drew: she added nothing, do not worry. but she did say she had 39 iterations of her playlist,

we have 39 choices that she could possibly play. reggie: i am sticking with it. i do not care what the vetting sites say. it will start with diamonds. it could be a remix. kumasi: it does make you feel like something is about to happen. it's dramatic. reggie: the best super bowl shows start off with the drama in the beginning. kumasi: you are right. drew: the streets are saying she might start with -- [singing]. we do not want that. that was the consensus. reggie: love wakanda within the context of the movie, but that is a funeral song and we need to celebrate. [laughter] it is. drew: is that a spoiler? i have not seen the movie. kumasi: what? you have not seen the movie? drew: january has been busy. kumasi: how busy?

it is only two hours. drew: i thought it was three hours. reggie: no. drew: i am thinking about avatar. reggie: you are thinking about the other underwater movie. kumasi: you have had a year. [laughter] drew: you are going to attack me? reggie: i saw the movie the weekend it came out. kumasi: i am proud of you. drew: you did it. reggie: during this black history month. [laughter] drew: ok. ok. kumasi: all months. reggie: i am reaching. drew: you! that is a stretch. 30's and 40's right now with highs today, you will feel the colder weather. yesterday was mild, but today it is back to reality with the 50's and low 60's with an evening shower. showers likely after 4:00 p.m.

on the storm impact scale it is a level 1 light storm. the biggest issue would be slick roadways. rainfall tonight and into tomorrow morning. it will be on the lower end, but we could see an isolated downpour that could push an area over a quarter of an inch. 30's and 40's sunday will be the better of the two days. dry conditions next week. reggie: new at 6:00, the brand of dog food that could give your dog kidney damage. kumasi: and tony hawkins raising money in honor of tyre nichols.r it kobe bryant jersey sells for

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history has set a record at auction, a kobe bryant jersey went for a five point $8 million, the most valuable bryant item ever sold at auction. at jerseys from the elite athlete's only m.v.p. season. it was worn by him more than 25 times. souther beezus says it is the second most expensive jersey ever sold, the first being michael jordan's, which sold for more than $10 million. tony hawk wants to help build a skate park in honor of tyre nichols. he posted on instagram and it says he will donate half of the proceeds of the autographed photos of himself to the memorial fund for tyre nichols. nichols died in memphis after police stopped him for a traffic violation, and they beat him. tony hawk described him as a talented skater and he said let's keep his legacy alive. kumasi: today is national on bella day.

the e.g. greeks used them to take cover from the water and sun. now they are in big future in films like "singing in the rain" and "mary poppins." do not forget about rihanna's umbrella, which we might here on sunday. reggie: there is no way she will leave that out of the playlist. kumasi: i do not think so. but will water come from somewhere? reggie: absolutely. kumasi: do you think so? reggie: i think so. drew: somebody will get mad. sh hasot o hits and only 13 minutes. kumasi: what about rude boy? reggie: hm. drew: let's go outside. it is kind of a tale of two days. it is appropriate it is national umbrella day because you will need it this afternoon and evening with light showers.

it is also a cooler day. it's a level 1 light shower storm, arriving after 4:00 p.m. and of the biggest impact will be slick roadways overnight. jobina: the one thing you can remove effects of aging. and the hunt for the mother who left her children alone for nearly two months. >> than the couple that had to cancel their dream vacation after they were charged nearly $4000 for starbucks. reggie: here is a look outside. it is 5:57 a.m.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. kumasi: now at 6:00. an explosion in the san francisco neighborhood leaves one person dead and two other people hurt. we are live with the latest. reggie: keeping san francisco safe. the mayor lays out her plan for the city and how to fight crime and bring more people back to downtown. kumasi: you can reverse the effects of aging by changing your diet. the one thing you can start doing today. eating some vegetables. drew: there is that. reggie: that is how you do it? [laughter] drew: treat your body right. reggie: the gummy bears i was inhaling last night. pu