breaking news. dion: an arrest has been made in a deadly fire in san francisco as we get new details about the investigation. she why for joining us. dan: powerful enough to knock two homes off their foundations and level one of them. san francisco police say the suspect is darren price from san francisco and he has been booked on multiple charges. we are also getting a picture of what might have been going on inside the home where the explosion occurred.

vening following the deadly explosion in san francisco'sorod. >> it was unbelievable. we have filled up two garbage cans of glass. reporter: while residents are piecing together their lives investigators arere.onne a partial police report by abc 7 sheds light on what we know so far. according to a victim's statement it says it coupleo children. the woman was and was often assisted by a caretaker who was in the basement doing laundry -- when the explo ed.penthe report says the caretaker was able to make it out alive

though she sustained major injuries and is being treat a a local hospital. the man was arrested fall -- ana arwathethoseom who live nearby t conversations authorities had with neighbors. one saying they smelled marijuana cominfrom the house and recall seeing the man hang a plastic tarp over a door. the report also said narcotics were found inside the home along with wiring and an unknown substance. we spotted authorities removing canisters and we later learned that they had a connection to the daly city bard station being shut down for several hours during a day bause one began to leak. >> one of the canisters bega to

hiss. the driver pulled over and called 911. reporter: investigators say it will be sometime before we have all the answers but until then we wait for more information. dion: so many more questions to be answered. friends and family of jen a popular baker and owner of angel cakes hope to use her death to call attention to social justice issues. she died after chasing after some thieves who robbed her. they say angel witnessed acts of violence in her community and understood it all stemmed from systemic issues including poverty and racism. >> there is absolutely an opportunity for us to stand in her values and support the world that she wants by showing that something different than

traditional policing and prosecution as possible and is how we can have accountability. >> she was always really forward thinking and really mindful of ways we could do better by our community. di: a fundraiser was held lghnitot proceeds going to a gofundme account. the bakery is now asking people to buy gift cards. dan: a san mateo judge issued a gag order in the half moon bay shooting case. requested will prohibit attorns and the sheriffs's office from talking abouttsumce the f but attorneys will be allowed to discuss rulings and procedures deliberated in open court. this afternoon frompe

op l of cap street inis dicthey are upse barricades making w each end a dead-ee nd prevent blo vicolit sex workers and ongoing issue in that area. one us today that the barricades are set up for failure. dion: we ag to the weather and the rainin on liovve doppler seven. let's check in with our some meteorologist. meteorologist: especially ifou have plans early tomorrow morning. let me show you live doppler seven. showers increasing in coverage. san francisco, street-level radar, mission street, jamestown avenue it is wet. ndalama, piedmont and

in the north bay, very spotty. it is a light level one exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale. it will slide southward and the showers will continue. we are looking at the possibility of some high elevation snow in mount have -- in mount hamilton tomorrow. here is a look at the rainfall. a quarter of an inch at c ranch. i will be back to let you know how much you can expect and the rest of the timeline. dan: you can access the same live doppler seven that sandy uses any time you wish. it is available on demand on the abc 7 bay area news app. dion: just over a month ago we saw the incredible devastation in capitola following one of the many storms that slammed into california in january. this weekend the town's recovery

effort will be on display. our reporter amanda del castillo leo tells us they are expecting a lot of visitors. reporter: the upcoming sip and stroll overflowing with added significance. on saturday up to 500 people are expected for the first sold-out affair. >> we are hoping the community will show up and support and get our village back to life. stroll around and spend some money in our local shops. reporter: doug conrad is the owner of a wine bar. he and 30 other business owners are participating in the event with proceeds going to the village really fund. >> from the beginning the profits from the sip and stroll went to nonprofits in the area but this year we realized the need was here in the village. reporter: the owners of the

craft galleries says the money will support the employees of the few businesses that have yet to reopen. >> the goal is to help the long-term employees of those businesses be able to wait until the business is open again and not have them get another job. you know how hard it is to get the right people, chef, good weight people. reporter: among saturday's crowd 30% are expected to be santa cruz residents. 70% are expected to come from the bay area and beyond. these are welcomed statistics. devon is hoping high-profile visits focused on the destruction will not deter others. >> people outside of our county do not know what is going on. they think they cannot come here but we welcome them. reporter: other business owners reminding it will take a village to support capitola village.

dion: sections of highway 1 -- will reopen this morning including a 10 mile stretch in big sur. another 18 mile stretch will open back up. last month -- last month's storms turned a scenic coastline into a wrecked drive. dan: the encampment is on hold again. a federal judge re issued a restraining order preventing authorities from closing the site in west oakland. the city had planned to begin relocating the residence starting today to three other sites including a cabin community but the judge reversed course because of the sites are not ready. dion: big changes coming to caltrain. crews will be working to electrify the track and there will be major disruptions. they plan to why you're a million feet.

train service will be suspended between millbrae and san francisco. >> we will be running a bus so people depending on this will be able to get through the affected area. what if you are traveling between millbrae and san francisco it is best to seek alternative routes of travel. dion: officials say the inconvenience will be worth it in the end. the electric fleet will be faster and safer and improve air quality. electrified service is expected in 2024. dan: remarkable story that calls attention to a serious health issue. a very -- a bay area's brush with death and she is dancing again. dion: a new effort in santa cruz to protect wildlife. dan: and a lake on mars? the big clue that has nasa excited. dion: here is what is coming up on jimmy kimmel live.

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dion: it is looking more and more like there was a lake on mars at some point. nasa's curiosity rover recently found rocks etched with waves at the foot of a mountain and the region has salting mineral deposits. the rocks were too hard to collect samples but researchers are nonetheless excited. in all likelihood they have come

across an ancient lake. dan: let's move to developing news. the number of dead past 23,000 today after the earthquake rocked turkey and syria on monday. they are still looking for survivors in turkey but things have shifted in syria. searchers in syria have stopped rescue operations and are focused on recovery. u.s. rescue groups continue to work with turkish allies. nearly 200 u.s. workers are there with special equipment. the uss moore eight is on the way. >> we are ramping -- the u.s. says more aid is on the way. dan: the u.s. h partners are currently in syria transporting medical supplies and hot meals. learn more about the impact on children and families in turkey and syria and how you can help.

you will find a link within the article on our website. dion: highway 17's first wildlife crossing open today in santa cruz. take a look, the path sits on private property and wildlife can use the underpass keeping them from entering the highway. researchers from uc santa cruz project spent 15 years studying mountain lions in the area and five years into their research they proposed the crossing. the professor explained what sparked the idea. >> we wanted to do that before we started seeing genetic differentiation between populations on both side. dion: the land trust and the california department of transportation were also partnering on the project. land trust owns the land which they purchased to convince caltrans to build the crossing.

a survey estimated more than 36 million california trees died last year, a huge leap from one. according to the u.s. department of agriculture, long-running drought conditions played a role. insect outbreaks and disease in overgrown forests are also factors. the forest service says it is working with partners to remove the dead trees. dan: this is really something. the story of a one day area woman nearly escaping death after a heart attack, double amputation and her determination to dance again. abc 7 news reporter tara campbell spoke with her about an incredible journey. >> i love to dance. now that i have lost my legs, continue. reporter: it is a long way from where this 55-year-old was a couple years ago. ticia was in the emergency room

at the medical center in burlingame. >> they did a cta on me and discovered i had a tear in her heart. reporter: nearly ending her life. >> she almost died three times. reporter: her husband larry by her side. >> i was in the emergency room when the doctor said, she has no pulse. reporter: she had three strokes and a heart attack on the operating table. >> the blood circulation to my fingers was cut off so they had to amputate the tips of my fingers. reporter: both of her legs were also amputated. >> larry said, i do not want to tell her so the doctors said he would tell her. >> she was always optimistic. reporter: the doctor did the surgeries and said she never looked back. >> she accepted it and was

asking, what does this mean to me and how do i push through? reporter: and so began her journey of rehabilitation. >> i knew i was going to walk again. reporter: building strength for her prosthetics and another chance to paint her toes and wear heels. >> every time she comes in she says, i want to wear that one. >> she has been through so much. reporter: cardiovascular disease is at the number one killer of women in the united states causing one out of every three deaths. >> if you have symptoms, let your doctor know. reporter: chest pain is the most typical syndrome -- symptom but

there are others including unusual fatigue, heart palpitations, dizziness and nausea. as for ticia the doctors new moves. >> i am learning how to pivot my toes. that is a problem but i am getting it. reporter: and so she keeps on dancing. tara campbell, abc7news. dan: what a beautiful and special person. that zest for life and outlook. dion: had i not known her background, you would not know. what an inspiration. dan: let's move on from that and talk a little more about the weather. dion: i do not think the weather is that inspirational. she sure is. meteorologist: it is good to see some showers, beneficial and

nothing heavy-duty. street-level radar. we will talk about where it is raining, skyline boulevard. and as we head towards the san francisco burlingame area into millbrae. stanton road and rawlins road. look at the sierra, blue canyon reporting snow. slippery roadways if you are heading up to the mountains. we are talking 1-4 inches of snow. carry the chains. there are some raindrops on the lens. a wet start to the weekend. sunny and warmer. and below average temperatures for valentines day. numbers in the 40's and 50's. this is a light level 1 system. through tomorrow morning, scattered showers and breezy conditions. a chance of snow on our highest

perks -- highest peaks and high surf. brea means dangerous swimming and surfing conditions so hold off on any of that. hour-by-hour, 4:00 a.m., showers showing up. over mount hamilton we are looking at the possibility of snow at 7:00. damp in the morning. give yourself extra time as it may take you longer with slippery roads. the system will be out for the afternoon. an isolated sprinkle in the evening. rainfall totals from a couple hundredths of an inch to a third of an inch for most of you. morning temperatures in the 30's and 40's. this will be the wettest part of the day and breezy. you will still need to hang onto your jackets but we will see some sunshine.

temperatures in the mid to upper 50's. after tomorrow morning, second half of saturday going into sunday, it is writer. warmer on sunday. still mild on monday before valentines day chill settles in with a slight possibility for showers. very cold in the morning midweek. the next rain opportunity friday of next week. dan: bundle up. dion:

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dion: for a third year in a row and alameda resident is spreading love through her community. dan: the art installation is sustainable and made with up cycled materials. eve has installed her annual shangri-la valentine's day photo opportunity. >> i love the idea of love and in all of its forms, love humans and creatures and the world. that is meaningful for me. dion: this is the good news we need. it is open for visitors from 10:00 until dusk on santa clara

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the warriors think that is an exaggeration. the first indication that something was amiss was coach kerr. >> i am not at liberty to talk about anything regarding the trade until it is finalized. i cannot talk about any of it. row home. larry: does it feel lik giants with carlos correa all over again? it is hard to i where james wiseman returns. the warriors will decide this weekend. we have the warriors hosting the lakers tomorrow night. tip-off at 5:30 p.m. we are counting down to super bowl lvii. andy reid facing the city he used to coach. jalen hurts dealing with a shoulder injury and patrick mahomes has a sprained ankle. jalen hurts knows these

opportunities are special. >> any individual that puts on this uniform has the opportunity to play the game. d only a sect few can take advantage of these opportunities. you work hard for opportunities like this. >> is going to be a great matchup. the eagles have one of the historic defense. it will take our best effort. it is going to be everywhere. i have to make sure i get the ball out of my hands and to my teammates. you cannot ask for a better team to go up against in the super bowl. larry: tom brady has made it official sending his retirement papers to the nfl. he did retire and under attire year ago but this on

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