>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ >> now at been made following that deadly home explosion in san francisco. [explosion] the new report revealing a narcotics manufacturing lab in the house. house neighbors are reacting as investigators try to piece together what happened. good morning to you. it is saturday, february 11. i am zach fuentes in for liz kreutz. we are going to check the forecast with the lisa argen. lisa: the north bay has a ready gotten a piece of the action as we go closer to live doppler 7.

hercules, highway 80, crockett, there's a moderate cell there. redwood city, some spotty showers and fremont and newark looking at 880. the pink around mount hamilton, some snow, a level 1 system throughout the morning hours. localized snow from mount hamilton, the hills of monterey county. the trajectory will be to the south and you can see how it pulls offshore. not a whole lot of rain associated with it but it's going to be chilly. mid 40's this morning. even though that's warmer than yesterday, the winds kicking up through the afternoon and we will be looking at a cool day today. grabbed the umbrella. we will talk about a brighter and warmer sunday, coming got. zach: to track the access the same live doppler 7

on demand on the abc7 bay area app. download it wherever you stream. back to that deadly house explosion and fire. an arrest has been made in the investigation. 53-year-old darren price of san francisco has been booked on multiple charges, including drug manufacturing. an active narcotics manufacturing levels found inside the house on 20 2nd avenue near noriega street. the explosion was powerful enough to knock two two homes off of their foundation and level 1 of as tim johns reports, we are learning more about what might have been going on inside the home when the explosion happened. tim: san francisco fire fighters lined up shoulder as rescue crews made a grim discovery thursday night, recovering the body of an individual who had been inside when an explosion went off here earlier in the day. >> i heard one of our neighbors did not make it out. zach: liz knows the people who

live in the home where the explosion happened. she was sitting in her car about to take her daughter to school. a neighbors home surveillance a block away recorded the loud sounds that everyone then heard. [explosion] >> i thought it was a bomb. i thought a bomb went off. my windows shattered in the car. it was a husband and disabled life and a home nurse, so the home nurse came running out and she was half charred, her back half all charred, hair charred, curled up because of the flames. tim: firefighters say one person died during the explosion and another was seriously hurt. a firefighter was also injured. after the explosion, this home was one of three that caught fire, according to investigators. drone video shot by a neighbor shows the black smoke billowing into the air. >> the house was on fire. all the house was on fire. i did not see much because i was

more worried about my mom, my dad and my dog. tim: firefighters say at least two homes were knocked off of their foundations, also sing at least three nearby homes and at least five cars were damaged by the blast that broke windows, had many cleaning up glass into the late hours. >> we are escorting people. tim: those living in 11 houses were able to go home, even though firefighters have not yet determined what caused the explosion. sadly, the loss of their neighbors still on the minds of many. >> it's sad to see, to think who were in that house. >> i hope the family is ok. j.r.: j.r. stone, abc 7 news. zach: that investigation into the narcotics lab is going to continue. the san francisco district four supervisor is responding to the arrest. he says dangerous manufacturing of drugs that blows up a house and causes death and mayhem in a

neighborhood is as serious as it dealing deadly fentanyl in an open-air drug market. both crimes should be prosecuted in san francisco. he also says he knows people have been traumatized by the incident and he is planning a town hall for those who live on the same street to heal from this tragedy. in oakland, friends and family of jen angel, a popular baker and owner of angel cakes, are hoping to use her death to call attention to social justice issues. she died when being dragged after chasing after some thieves who robbed her. her friends are putting their focus in restorative justice. they say jen witnessed acts of violence in her community and believed 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 actually showing that something different than traditional policing and prosecution as possible and is how we can have accountability. >> he was always -- she was

always really forward thinking and mindful of ways that we could do better by our community. zach: a fundraiser was held in her honor last night. all proceeds are going to a gofundme account. the bakery is asking people to buy gift because as been so busy. a san mateo county judge has issued a gag order and half moon bay mass shooting case. the judge granted trial chunli zhao . it will prohibit attorneys, zhao and the sheriffs's office from talking about the facts and circumstances of the case. attorneys will be allowing -- allowed to discuss rulings and procedures deliberated in open court. it's been about a month since we saw the devastation in capitola following one of the many storms that slammed into us in california. this weekend, the town is turning a page and its recovery effort. amanda del castillo your tells us the community -- amanda del

castillo tells us the community is expecting a lot of visitors and hope they will enjoy a beverage or two. amanda: the sip and stroll overflowing with significant. up to 500 people are expected for the sold-out affair, the first big event since the brutal storms wrecked oceanside businesses. >> we are really hoping that the community is going to show up and support and get our village back to life and stroll around, spend some money in our local shops. amanda: doug conrad is the owner of capitola wine bar, located a short distance from the devastation. he and about 30 other business owners are participating in the event, with proceeds going to the capitola visual relief fund. >> the profits of the sip and straw went to various nonprofits in the area. this year, we realized that the need is right here in the village. amanda: the owner of craft gallery and craft gallery annex says the money will support the employees of the few businesses that have yet to reopen. >> the goal is to raise money to help the employees of those

businesses long-term employees be able to wait until those businesses open again and not have them go out and get another job, because you know how hard it is to get the right people, a chef, good weight people. amanda: among saturday's crowd, at least 30% are expected to be santa cruz county resfor -- 70%o be coming from the bay area and beyond. these are welcome statistics following concerns most think the villages closed. devon salter is hoping recent high-profile visits focused on the destruction do not deter others. >> people outside of our county just, they don't know what's going on they think that they can't come here and they can. we welcome them. we want them to come. amanda: he is reminding it's going to take a village to support capitola village. in capitola, i am amanda del castillo of, abc 7 news.

zach: will reopen the stricken, including a 10 mile stretch and big sur, another stretch toward mill creek also opened back up. this all coming after last month's storms turned one of them country's most scenic coastlines into a muddy, wrecked drive. big changes coming to caltrans starting this weekend. cruise will be working to electrify the track. they plan to put in wiring throughout the whole system starting with 20,000 feeanov francisco. >> you will be running a bus bridge so people who are depending on us will be able to get through the affected area. but if you're traveling between millbrae and san francisco, probably best to seek alternative routes of travel. zach: caltrain officials say the inconvenience will be worth it in the end. the electric fleet will be safer, faster while reducing emissions and improving air quality.

caltrain plans to begin electrified service in 2024. lisa? lisa: we certainly have a few spotty showers out there. good visibility from our sutro tower,. we will be looking at a cool day today and a rebound for our super bowl sunday. we will talk about it, come get. zach: also ahead, a plane and a bus collide in los angeles. what the airports has happened moments before the crash. plus, dedication to heartwarming journey ofou a bay heartwarming journey ofou a bay area woman who survived a h diabetes can serve up a lot of questions, like, "what is your glucose?" and "can you have more carbs?" before you decide... with the freestyle libre 2 system know your glucose level and where it's headed. no fingersticks needed. manage your diabetes with more confidence. and lower your a1c. the number one doctor prescribed cgm. freestyle libre 2. try it for free at

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in the east bay, oakland zoo embattled police chief continues to fight to keep his job. he remains on administrative leave for his handling of an incident involving one of his officers. in an interview, the chief discussed of the letter his attorney sent to the city this week. in that letter, the chief asks the city that he be reinstated. >> we laid out arguments to say that, i provided a statement that was accurate, that was consistent and that we do not believe that any evidence in the investigation says that i did anything wrong. zach: the chief also responding to new reports released earlier this week saying he was not truthful when he said he did not know details about a sergeant's misconduct. he calls claim completely inaccurate. also and east bay, the eviction order at the wood stream in camden oakland is on hold again. a federal judge reissued a restraining order preventing authorities from closing the site. the city was supposed to start relocating the residence to

three other sites, including a cabin community, but the judge reversed course because the sites are not ready. in santa cruz, highway first wildlife crossing is now open. the new 80 foot wide and 80 foot long paths itself private property are floral road. wildlife will be able to cash off laurel road. wildlife will be able to use it. researchers spent 15 years studying mountain lions. they propose to the crossing project five years into their research. the leader of the project explains what sparked the idea. >> we wanted to do that before we started seeing genetic differentiation between populations on each side of the mountains. zach: land trust of santa cruz county and the california department of transportation were also partners in the project. land trust owns the land, which they purchased to convince caltrans to build the crossing. turn to a sweet story, a bay area woman who narrowly escaped death after a heart attack and double amputation.

tara campbell tells us more about her incredible journey and her determination to dance again. ♪ >> i love to dance. and now that i've lost my legs, i continue. >> it's a long way from where 55-year-old leticia boykin owens was just a couple of years ago. ticia, as she's better known, was in the emergency room at mills peninsula medical center in burlingame. >> did cta on me and discovered i had an aortic dissection. terrifying. >> a tear in her heart nearly ending her life. >> she almost died three times. >> her husband larry by her side. >> i was in the emergency room when the doctor said she has no pulse, and that really scared me. >> 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 my fingers. the tips of my fingers. t both ofa her legsra: both of her legs also amputated. >> she's always been optimistic. >> the doctor did the surgeries and said ticia never looked back. >> she accepted it and was asking me, ok, what does this mean to me and how can i push through this? >> and so began her journey of rehabilitation. >> i knew that i was going to walk again, i had to work, so whatever they told me to, i did. >> building strength in preparation for her prosthetics and another chance at painting her toes and wearing hills. enter this dr. -- >> i love heels so every time she comes into my clinic she's like, i want to wear that one. >> she is the chair of the cardiovascular department, ticia from the get-go. >> amazing>>.

she's been through so much and it is so important to have the positive attitude. >> cardiovascular disease is the number one killer of women in the united states, causing one out of every three deaths. >> if you have symptoms, let your doctors know. >> chest pain is the most typical symptom, but the doctor once for women, there are often more subtle symptoms, including unusual fatigue, extreme weakness, shortness of breath, heart palpitations, faster heartbeat, dizziness and nausea. as for ticia, she's tea doctors some new moves and is determined to nail the electric slide. >> i am learning how to pivot on my toes. that's a problem for me but i'm getting it, i'm getting it. tara: and so, she keeps on dancing. tara campbell, abc 7 news. zach: absolutely love her. the best is yet to come. tomorrow, super bowl lvii kicks

off in glendale, arizona. patrick mahomes and jalen hurts are making her stick -- making history as the first two black starting quarterbacks in a super bowl matchup. we will get to see rihanna as she performs the halftime show. before that, an all-female flight crew will fly over the stadium for the first time ever. another first, brothers jason and travis kelce will suit up for the game on opposing sidelines. i've been seeing a lot of stuff about their mother, who is saying regardless of what happens, she gets to cheer. this is a history making moment, i guess. sibling rivalry in there, eye a lot of people looking forward to the super bowl. what is the forecast going to look like? you still hope it will be nice. lisa: tomorrow the warmer day out of the weekend so it's going to be a nice day for sunday. warmer weather, some breezy winds. today is the chilly day, the wet start to the weekend. you can see the rotation, that

cranach -- counterclockwise rotation of a system sweeping parallel to the coast. it is picking up enough moisture that we are seeing some rain around highway 29, american canyon, crockett looking at what whether just north of hercules. taking you down to the peninsula, where you can see the spotty showers, highway 1 around half moon bay, and 280, san mateo some wet weather, down through san carlos and redwood city. crossing over the bay into mouth pedis and fremont starting out with a wet day -- over the bay into mill peter does -- milp and fremont starting out with a wet day. mount hamilton, those pinks indicating some snow. the temperature on top of mount diablo and mount hamilton about 30 degrees, cold enough for snow. it is 47. the air temperature has not

bottomed out yet. we will look for the winds behind it. 45 in berkeley, looking at temperatures in the mid 40's novato. when we get into that clearing tonight,, a chillier start sunday morning 7-12 degrees milder this morning. spotty showers this morning, sunny and warmer for sunday. gusty winds in the hills and then looking at much colder temperatures as we get into tuesday and wednesday, 10 degrees below average for valentine's day. there about noontime, there's what's left of the showers, then we get to partly cloudy skies. cool and breezy in spots brightening up for the second part of the day. rainfall amounts anywhere from nothing to a quarter of an inch here, half moon bay. some of that snow from mount hamilton and also the hills around monterey county looking at some of that snowfall. here is a look at the sierra nevada, slippery conditions, 2-3

inches of snow here so be careful if you are headed up to the mountains. we have a high surf advisory until 7:00, very conditions with large breakers 18-22 feet and they will continue to rise throughout the day. looking at the temperatures tomorrow. coming up, upper 60's to near 70 in some locations but cool along the coast. monday, getting cooler. by tuesday, that's a look at those very cold temperatures. highs today with breezy winds after the morning showers in the mid-50's for most of us. looking at your accuweather 7-day forecast, level 1 system this morning and then tonight, a chilly night. into sunday, the breezy winds, looking at a much milder day. monday, some of us staying warm, others feeling the chill. by tuesday and wednesday, not only called afternoons, frosty mornings. , by the e chilly system, could see some spotty showers. the rain not looking promising but the temperatures making it

still feel like february for us, well below average. we are use to warm the numbers. zach: just going to keep the jackets on hand. scammers go after a popular retailer. why the ftc is telling people to be careful with target gift cards. cards. i'm jayson. i'm living with hiv and i'm on cabenuva. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill. don't receive cabenuva if you're allergic to its ingredients or if you taking certain medicines, which may interact with cabenuva. serious side effects include allergic reactions post-injection reactions, liver problems, and depression. if you have a rash and other allergic reaction symptoms, stop cabenuva and get medical help right away. tell your doctor if you have liver problems or mental health concerns, and if you are pregnant, breastfeeding, or considering pregnancy. some of the most common side effects include injection-site reactions,

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>> i have reported numerous times about gift card scams, but what makes this different is that the particular store scammers have targeted. amy gets her internet service from comcast. the palo alto resident received a call from someone offering her 50% off if she signed up for another two years. the catch, she would be required to pay for the next full year of service up front. >> then i'm told, you have to do this by gift card from target. that comcast and target had made a deal. >> the caller instructed her to go to a nearby target store to purchase the cards. he told her if she did it within 100 minutes, they would throw anyone hundred dollars visa gift card. she was suspicious but decided to take the collar up on his offer. >> i really wanted to take advantage of the deal. as my friend said, i was money drunk, meaning i kind of wasn't thinking things through.

>> she purchased are the cards and submitted her card id and access codes, as required. she would later learn the scammer immediately drained her cards of its funds. the federal trade commission warned that target gift cards had become the favorite for scammers. target gift cards totaled $35 million in payments to scammers, more than two times more than any other brand of gift card. >> before the cards was even taken out of the wrapping, it was cashed out and spent at a target store. >> he says his family has had trouble with gift cards purchase from target at least twice. the latest when he purchased a $200 gift card from target for a friend. >> when they tried to use it, there was nothing in it. >> the ftc says scammers instruct victims to purchase gift cards of any kind from target more than any other retailer. we take these crimes very seriously, target spokesman brian harper to botta told us by mail. we have signs in our stores and

shared general safety tips with team members so they can stay alert and help guess as best they can. target declined to help amy recover her losses but did agree to assist eddie with a four refund. >> i think they could let people know that there are scams out there. >> i think that they need to kind of review their gift card and their own card purchases, refunds, some sort of audit to find out what's going on. >> we've had numerous complaints about target gift cards since the holidays, and in most cases, target has declined to assist customers get their money back. if someone asks you to pay with a gift card of any kind, think twice. i am michael finney, 7 on your side. zach: another important warning. shot down over u.s. territory. the investigation after u.s. military jets takedown another flying object, this time over alaska. plus, relief overseas. how bay area groups are trying

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♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ zach: ready for recovery. the help of being offered to bay area residents still dealing with the impact of last month's historic winter storm. we will get a quick look outside from oakland. we are expecting rain this morning. after the rain comes the sunshine, so good morning to you. we are starting this half-hour with a look at the weather with the lisa argen. i had kind of a treacherous commute on highway 101 north. just some stretches, pelted with rain. lisa: you are poetic this morning. we will see some showers, a weak system, then some sunshine. an area of low pressure bringing

chilly conditions to upper elevations and downpours towards hercules, vallejo, san pablo avenue. as we get towards highway 80, certainly some wet roadways. in the north bay, not only is it quiet but mount st. helena looking at some snow. around orinda, kensington, berkeley, very spotty showers. half moon bay, redwood city, light rain. fremont boulevard, looking at the shower activity as well as 680 and another look at the snow around amount hamilton. a week level 1 system pushing out of here throughout the morning hours, a chance of snow in the higher elevations. there is a look at how quickly it moves on out. before noon time. and we will be left with partly cloudy conditions. mid to upper 40's right now. by the afternoon, here is a look at temperatures into the mid-50's today so a little chilly and a wet start. zach: thank you.

the pentagon is looking for answers after the u.s. military shutdown another flying object off the coast of alaska. president joe biden order the takedown. ty hernandez reports authorities do not know where the objects came from. >> the pentagon confirming friday an f-22 fighter jet shot down what they are calling a high-altitude object over u.s. territory. the unidentified object was first detected over the skies of alaska by norad thursday night using ground radar. the military says it was unmanned and appeared to be floating, but not being steered or propelled by the -- like the chinese spy balloon shot down last week off the coast of south carolina. >> the object was flying at an altitude of 40,000 feet and posed a reasonable threat to the safety of civilian flight. out of an abundance of caution and after recommendation of the pentagon, president biden ordered the military to down the object and they did. >> the object was shot down just

before 2:00 p.m. eastern friday over frozen u.s. waters. president biden responding to a. >> do you have anything to say about the object shot down over alaska, mr. president? >> the pentagon is still trying to learn more about the object. they say it is about the size of a small car. one senior official describes it to a bcs cylindrical and silver-ish gray. >> we do not know who owns it, whether it's state owned or corporate under privately owned, we just don't know. >> it's. now sitting on the arctic ice. crews have been deployed to the area to recover what is left and hopefully learn more clues. this comes less than two weeks after that spy balloon from china entered american airspace, also over alaska. president biden has been criticized for not acting sooner to shoot that one down before it traversed over several states. one of those critics, senator

lisa murkowski from alaska, saying the action with the new object was better. senator murkowski: i think the message was very important to say any aspect of u.s. sovereign territory that is encroached upon, there's going to be consequences to it. >> the military saying they found the technology bay from the chinese spy balloon at the bottom of the ironic notion. tight hernandez, -- at the bottom of the atlantic ocean. zach: the death toll from the devastating earthquake in turkiye and syria has surpassed 24,000. one volunteer organization say the search for survivors is over. it's focused on finding potential bodies buried underneath rubble. workers are trying to pull survivors from collapsed buildings. after a 70-year-old was rescued, crews say she was bared for more than 120 hours. bay area muslim and turkish troops are cordoning efforts to

get supplies to those impacted by the earthquake. they call it an emotional time blankets, clothing and medical supplies. >> this earthquake was because of three faultlines, they are all going off at the same time. we are sitting on three faultlines ourselves here, so i think bay area people really kind of have an understanding about that. zach: turkish airlines is transporting donations free of charge from sfo to istanbul so the items can get there as fast as possible. hundreds of boxes have already been shipped. just from the bay area happening today in san mateo county, more help is on the way for folks on the coast impacted by the winter storms. several mobile registration intake centers are opening in the county. the first is open today at the honda fire station 57, a second open tomorrow and monday at the thaad adduct community center in half moon bay. a third site will open at the

san mateo county events . these recovery registration sites will serve as a one-stop shop option for anyone who needs more assistance through fema. at least 400 disaster relief applications have already been submitted. most of those on-site relief expansions have been completed -- relief inspections have been completed. >> everything from people who want debris removal because of the floods that can through, we've had teams trying to clear the logjams in the creek, we've had houses split because of trees that came through their houses, houses have the soil erode their foundation. zach: contra costa county and santa cruz county are eligible for fema assistance. the deadline to a place march 16. a portion of interstate 680 will be shut down all weekend. it is the northbound lanes of 680 between koopman road and sonoma boulevard. the closure ends at 5:00 a.m. monday. caltrans is replacing sections of the freeway and repaving it.

southbound lanes will stay open. another closure is expected for the same area next weekend. more classified documents are believed to have been found out former brou -- former vice president mike pence's former indiana. he faces a subpoena by special counsel jack smith, who is overseeing the january 6 enunciation. smith wants mike pence to testify under oath. legal team has turned over another folder with classification markings to federal agents. speaker nancy pelosi will speak at a ceremony at the museum of modern art. it's a naturalization ceremony to welcome 36 new u.s. citizens. it is happening on international day of women and girls in science. she will be joined by an all-female group of candidates who also have ties in the stem field. ceremonies are often held that notable locations to celebrate the conclusion of an immigrant's journey to citizenship. still ahead, a possible roadmap

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new line will connect passengers from west side to downtown. service is set to begin february 21. turning now to our work to build a better bay area, san francisco, especially downtown, serves as the economic hub of the bay area. downtown is mostly deserted now as workers and companies adopt more flexible work at home schedules. leanne has a roadmap at -- look at the roadmap to downtown san francisco's lyanne: future. remember the days before the pandemic? >> there were thousands and thousands more people. lyanne: just three years ago, the downtown area provided more than 70% of the jobs in san francisco and generated the majority of the city's tax base and revenue. that was then, this is now. over the next two years, the city is projecting a budget shortfall of more than $728

million. why? >> companies realize they do not need all this real estate, that's just the new reality. lyanne: not only does the city lose its golden goose, but without those office spaces, the entire downtown business ecosystem has and will continue to be affected, just gasket the manager of oasis girl, where people use to line up around the block to buy his ashore must. >> all these busy -- buildings are still empty, some people work from home, the other comes only two days a week so it's not enough. lyanne: san francisco downtown as we know it is not coming back. and you know what? that's ok. that was mayor london breed on thursday when she presented her plans for the future of downtown, which include several strategies. one strategy would support tax relief for some businesses because the owner of this building is now telling city

hall most of my tenants are gone, i cannot afford the property taxes. the plan also calls for providing tax incentives for businesses outside of the city. >> we recognize that we are this important place on the west coast for companies from australia, asia, the east coast who want to establish a base here so we want to make it easier for them to do so. lyanne: another strategy, change the planning code. rather than use this building exclusively for office space, have residents move in, restaurants and other businesses. even the most optimistic people are realistic. because for one of the most deserted downtowns in america, the recovery from the pandemic will take a long time. lyanne melendez, abc7news. zach: more than 56,000 covid antigen test are being recalled. according to universal the tests were distributed without appropriate fda

approval. it claims the test kits could cause inaccurate test results. the recalled test kits were made between october 2021 to december of 2021 and were distributed january of 2022. if you have any tests, stop using them immediately and contract -- contacted the distributor to start a return. an important warning if you have one of those tests. as we continue on the weekend, we are going to get a check of our weather and the forecast we are hoping will shape up for us, lisa. lisa: yes, that's right, zach. as we look at a soggy highway 101 in san jose. the activity is spotty but it's going to be a damp start to your weekend, a sunny and warmer finish. stay tuned. i have the details, next. zach: the dubs are coming to a fork in the road. what will the team do with gary. -- gary pay in the second.

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we are coming back with a shot from the golden gate bridge cam. cannot tell if that's rain or graininess in the shot but it's a beautiful shot nonetheless. there was an unexpected turn for the warriors in a season filled with distractions. what will the team do with gary payton ii? larry beil has all the details in this ms sports. larry: gary payton ii was in the warriors' facility yesterday, all seemed right in the world until he failed the physical. the dubs have some decisions to make, go through with the trade or blow the whole thing up, hate reverse. he did not play for portland until last month, back for 15 games, played 22 minutes against the warriors. league rules save the trade cannot be modified so he did the whole thing is off or the dubs take payton back as is. one report indicated gp2 could be out for like three months.

the warriors think that's an exaggeration. coach steve kerr met the media. coach kerr: yeah, i'm not liberty to talk about anything with a trade until it's finalized, so i cannot talk about anything. to go home. larry: does not -- doesn't it feel like the giants with carlos correa all over again? hard to imagine any scenario where james wiseman returns you never know. the warriors will decide this weekend. best guess is they go through with it and hope his injury is not that serious. speaking of the warriors, warriors versus lakers tonight. tip-off 5:30 on abc seven followed by after the game with highlights and interviews. we are counting down to super bowl lvii. andy reid facing an old eagles team. he used to coach the eagles for years. reid did not retain nick sirianni in 2012. jalen hurts been dealing with a shoulder injury, patrick mahomes got the sprained ankle but

moving pretty well. jalen hurts knows these opportunities are special. >> any individual out there that puts on a uniform, has this opportunity to play this game, put so much work into it, everybody wants to be the best and is only a select few. take those steps and take advantage of these moments and opportunities, and definitely work hard for moments like this and opportunities like this. >> it's going to be a great matchup. the eagles are great on defense. they have a great team in general. they have one of the historic defenses in the way they are able to get to the paster. it's going to take our best effort ends going to start everywhere. i have to make sure i am getting the ball out of my hands and relying on my to mix. it's going to be. a great matchup 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. the 45-year-old san mateo native retired and on retired last year, but this time it feels final. that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend, everybody.

i am larry beil. zach: from weather to sports, we are now going to get a check of the bay area forecast with meteorologist lisa argen. lisa: good morning to you. area of low pressure, that counterclockwise rotation, you can see it from live doppler pushing through there's been a pretty good dumper from american canyon around vallejo, highway 29 and around serious point, highway 37, crockett, 80 out there. we are showing you this vantage point because you can see the shower activity spotty from novato but a mix of rain and snow towards mount st. helena, looking at half moon bay, highway 1, montero into the peninsula, redwood city, foster city, highway 1 down to san carlos. as we cross over into snow, 680, pushing out of fremont looking at the wet weather. down around campbell, santa clara, spotty showers from cupertino.

that snow already on top of mount hamilton, where temperatures are about 30 degrees, so certainly chilly out there. we are looki anoonliert hre afoobubr wents 32, freezing degrees around mount diablo. temperatures milder in the upper 40's, warmer than yesterday. we will do a 180 for your sunday morning went skies clear out later on today into the overnight. spotty showers this morning, sunny and warmer for sunday but that comes with a caveat. the gust early northerly winds, so those offshore winds for the warm up, especially in the north bay. chile, below average tuesday and wednesday. 10:00, showers lingering from the peninsula to the east bay and the south bay. by about 12:30, notice partly cloudy conditions and really the rain evaporated here, left with clear sky and a chilly start to your sunday. rainfall amounts anywhere from very little to a couple

you still have that cellas could pick up about a quarter of an inch of rain. there is a look at the slippery conditions, snow in the mountains. snow we truckee, anywhere from two to three inches in the mountains. a high surf advisory until, 7:00 high breakers anywhere from 18-22 feet, very dangerous conditions. looking that beach erosion, 12-13 feet right now. temperatures held down today with this system, highs only into the mid-50's. level 1 for the morning hours as this system continues to pivot to the south and east of us. on the backside of this, some gusty sunday and the accuweather 7-day forecast shows that we are going to cool it off significantly later monday and tuesday. some very cold temperatures, not only in the afternoon but frosty

mornings for wednesday and thursday, and then as we get into friday, there's another weak system not promising a lot of rain, but keeping temperatures on the cool side. as we cool off here, i know we've got friends back east, they are well into the 60's and that is not wintertime for the northeast. we are going to experience these chilly wintertime temperatures throughout the entire week. zach: i was seeing some friends in new york talking about how unseasonably warm it's been for them. they've been enjoying it. we are kind of the opposite. makes it so much harder to wake up in the morning. but i get up and i get here and i get to work with great people like you so it all works out. a reminder, watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay connected tv app. it's available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. we are going to be right back. we are going to be right back. [ coughing/sneezing ] [ door knocking ]

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glowfari festivities will go on. this year's light time lantern festival future displays including kangaroos, koalas and more. the colorful experience includes five different sections for visitors to learn about the importance of animals. also happening today across the bay area, the bay area brewers guild is kicking off sf beer weekend san francisco, silicon valley on the coast. special bruce, elaborate food menus and different vendors will be featured during brew week and it runs through february 19. life on the farm just got a little louder thanks to a goat named virginia. an ohio farmer says she cannot believe her ears when junior spoke up for the first time after having surgery.

zach: the farmer says junior and the other goat were playing when junior started going off. she says junior recently had surgery because of bladder issues and now his voice sounds like that. i know. a lot more coming up. next at 6:00 a.m., in oakland community is honoring the legacy of one of its own. how the death of a popular baker and small business owner is sparking a conversation on social justice. how restaurants in the town of capitola are coming together to make sure everyone bounces back from last month's winter storms.

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and chicken and pork chops. ♪ grocery outlet batgain market ♪ sorry. got excited. announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc7news. zach: an arrest made followin the deadly home explosion in san francisco. [explosion] [car siren] zach: a narcotics manufacturing lab in the house. investigators try to piece together what happened. a good morning this saturday, i'm zach friend because in for liz kreutz peered we will start with a look at weather. we have meteorologist lise arjun. good morning to you. lisa: we have been talking about our commute, a little slick out there. there is a rotation in the clouds, an area of low pressure sitting over here. some of the