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 shower activity from american canyon, highway 37,

down to hercules, 80 in crockett but otherwise it has been spotty. the north dow through novato but here we are looking at a mix of rain and 580 in dublin to the east bay, 680 what weather around here, back toward to 80. the peninsula, highway 10 one half moon bay, you can see the showers from here over there 680 in san jose and the snow on mount hamilton. a level 1 system with scattered showers and there is a look at most of the activity offshore, south of the bay area's of the level 1 for the morning hours, in the 40's are now and we will be looking at temperatures on the cooler side of average even though we start out milder this morning. there's a look at the gusty winds are so it gets set for 50's and partly cloudy later on today. zach: thank you. to track the rain this morning, you can access live doppler seven lisa uses anytime you want. it's available on demand on the

abc seven bay area app and you can download it wherever you stream. i want you -- i want to get you to the deadly house explosion and fire. an breast has been made. an arrest has been made. anegarcoti manufaf housso have been point e and noriega's in outer sunset. the explosion was powerful enough to knock to homes off their foundations and level 1 of them. as abc seven news reported tim john's reports, we are learning more about what have been going on -- what may have been going on inside of the home when the explosion happened. >> neighbors continue to clean up their homes friday evening following the deadly explosion in san francisco's outer sunset neighborhood. >> the extent it was in the house was unbelievable. we filled up two garbage cans of glass and we are still picking up glass. >> while residents are piecing

together their lives, investigators are connecting the dots on what happened here. a parcel police report obtained by abc seven news anchor deon lynn sheds light on some of what we know so far. according to a victim statement, it is a couple occupy the house along with their two children who were at school the time. th oftst b caretaker in the basement doing laundry. [explosion] > when the explosion happened. the report says the caretaker made it out alive though she did sustained major injuries and is treated at a local hospital. the man was arrested friday night and booked into jail on multiple charges. the woman is thought to be the one who has died. >> she did not have legs, her arms were up like this, and the body was charred. >> those who lived by describe the pair as being private and keeping almost exclusively to themselves. the incident report laying out conversations authorities had

with neighbors. one thing they smelled marijuana coming from the house and recalled seeing the man hanging a plastic tarp over one of the couples doors. the report also stating narcotics were found inside of the home along with wiring and some unknown substance. friday morning, in abc seven news team spotted authorities removing canisters from the home. we later learned to those had a connection to the daly city bart station being shut down for several hours during the day after one of the canisters began to leak. >> one of the items transported started to hiss, the driver of the vehicle pulled over, called 911. >> tim john's, abc7news. zach: san francisco district four supervisor joe in rdo is responding to the case. he says in part "dangerous manufacturing of drugs that blows up a house and causes meth and mayhem in a neighborhood is is dealing -- as serious as dealing fentanyl in an open drug market.

he says he also knows people traumatized by the incident and is planning a town hall in the coming days. those who live on the same street to help heal from the tragedy. oakland now friends and family of a popular baker and owner of angel cakes are hoping to use her death to call attention to social justice issues. angel died after being dragged when chasing after thieves who robbed her. her friends are honoring her legacy by putting their focus in justice. they say angel witnessed acts of violence in her community as she believe it stemmed from systemic issues including poverty and racism. >> there is absolutely an opportunity for us to stand in her values and support the world she wants by actually showing that something different, that traditional policing and prosecution is possible and is how we can have accountability. >> he was always forward thinking and mindful of ways we could do better by our community. >> a fundraiser was held in her

honor last night, all proceeds going to a gofundme account. bakery has been so busy it is asking people to buy gift cards. a san mateo county judge issued a gag order in the half moon bay mass shooting base. the judge granted a request from the attorney, charged with -- journey -- attorney of someone charged in the case. attorneys will be allowed to discuss rulings and procedures in an open court. zhao will be back in court next month. it's been about a month since we saw the devastation following one of the many storms that slammed into california. this weekend, the town is turning a page in its recovery effort. amanda doubt custodio tells us the community is expecting a lot of visitors and hope those visitors will enjoy a beverage or two. >> the upcoming sip and stroll overflowing with added significance comes saturday, up

to 500 people are expected for the sold-out affair. the first big event since the brutal storms wrecked oceanside businesses. >> we are hoping the community will show up and support and to get our village back to life and stroll around, spend money in our local shops. >> doug conrad is the owner of a wine bar located a short distance from the devastation. he and 30 other business owners are participating in the event with proceeds going to the capital a visually -- village really fund. >> from the beginning, the prophets went to various nonprofits in the area, but this year, we realized the need is here in the village. >> owner of craft gallery and craft gallery and aches says the money will support the employers of the few businesses 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 get another job

because you know how hard it is to get the right people. >> among saturday's crowd, 30% are excited to be resident spirits 70% of people are said to be coming from the bay area and beyond. these are welcome to stats following concerns most think the villages close. capitola reef owner devon salter is hoping recent high-profile visits focused on the destruction do not deter others. >> people outside of our county just don't know what is going on. they think they cannot come here and they can. we welcome them. >> he and other business owners reminding it is going to take a village to support capitola village. in capitola, i'm amanda doubt custodio, abc7news. zach: further south, sections of highway 1 will reopen this weekend. it will include a 10 mile stretch between nine creek and hall slide mixer. another part spanning a miles will also open up.

storms turned one of the most scenic coastlines into a muddy wrecked drive. big changes are coming to caltrain starting this weekend. crews will be working to electrify the track but there will be major disruptions. they plan to put in new wiring, about maybe once -- about services will be suspended between millburn and san francisco. >> people who are depending on us will be able to get through the affected area but if you're traveling between this road and san francisco, probably best to seek alternative routes of travel. >> caltrain officials say the inconvenience will be worth it in the end, we will hold them to that. the electric fleet will be faster and safer while reducing emissions and improving air quality. caltrans begins electrified service plans in 2024. a lot of amenities to be expected. now we are going to get a quick check of lisa with the forecast.

lisa: here's a look at the oakland airport, mid and upper 40's out there but there are -- there is scattered shower activity from napa to san jose as a level 1 system is with us for the next few hours. i will explain with a means for the rest of your saturday and weekend when we come back. zach: see you soon. thank you. also ahead, a plane and bus collided in los angeles paired what the airport said happened moments before the crash. plus dedication to bust a move. the heart warning -- heartwarming journey wow! it's been 38 years since we were here. back then we could barely afford a hostel. i'm glad we invested for the long term with vanguard.

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this so-called slow speed condition -- collision happened around 10:00. in the east bay, oakland's embattled police chief continues the fight to keep his job. armstrong remains on administrative leave for his handling of an incident involving one of his officers. in an interview for our newscast friday, the chief discussed his letter the attorney sent this weekend in the letter the chief asked the city he be reinstated. >> we laid out our arguments to say that i provided a statement that was accurate, consistent, and we do not believe any evidence of the investigation says i did anything wrong. >> the chief also responded to new reports released earlier saying he was not truthful and he said he did not know about a sergeant's misconduct. he calls the claim completely inaccurate. also in the east bay, the eviction order of the wood street in oakland is on hold again. a federal judge reissued a restraining order friday preventing authorities from

closing the site near the macarthur maze. the city was supposed to start relocating the residence to three other sites including a calving community. the judge reversed course because the sites are not ready. turning to a sweet story, a bay area woman who narrowly escaped death after a heart attack and w== -- and double imputation. tara campbell tells us about her journey and dedication to dance again. >> i love to dance, and now that i have lost my legs, i continue. >> it's a long way from where the 55-year-old was a couple years ago. tisha, as she is most known, is at the medical center. >> did a cta on me and discovered i had an aorta dissection, terrifying. >> a tear in her heart, nearly

ending her life. her husband larry by her side. >> i was in the emergency room when the doctors said she had no pulse and that scared me. >> tisha had three strokes and a heart attack on the operating table. >> my circulation to my fingers was cut off so they had to amputate my fingers. the tips of my fingers. >> both her legs also amputated. >> they are like i don't want to tell her so the doctor said i would tell her. >> she has always been optimistic, even when we first discussed with her having to have the amputations. >> the doctor did the surgeries and said tisha never looked back. >> she accepted it and was asking me what does this mean to me and how can i push through this? >> so began her journey of rehabilitation. >> i knew i would walk again, i had to walk so whatever they told me to do i did. >> building strength in preparation for her prosthetics and another chance at painting

her toes and wearing heels. enter another doctor. >> every time she comes into my clinic, she's like i want to wear that one. >> the doctor is the chair of the cardiovascular department, working with tisha from the get go. >> amazing. she's been through so much and it is so important to have that 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 warns, for women, there are often more subtle symptoms including unusual fatigue, extreme weakness, shortness of breath, heart palpitations, faster heartbeat, dizziness, nausea. as for tisha, she is teaching the doctors new moves and is determined to nail the electric slide. >> i'm learning how to prevent

on my toes. that's a problem for me but i'm getting at. i'm getting it. >> and so she keeps dancing. ♪ >> tara campbell, abc seven news. zach: such an inspiration. love her spirit, strength, and heart. tomorrow, super bowl lvii kicks off in arizona. patrick mahomes and jalen hurts are making history on super bowl sunday. for the first time in the super bowl, the game will feature two black starting quarterbacks. you may also get to siri on his return to the stage as she performs a halftime show and before that an all-female crew will fly over the stadium for the first time ever. and brothers jason and travis kelce he sued up for the game on opposing sidelines that's a really interesting thing there for their mom in the middle. she will be rooting for both teams. no matter what happens she will have an hat -- and she will have a happy outcome. we are not happy in the bay but we will not talk about that, talk about the weather, something hopefully more

pleasant. lisa: that's right. can't talk about it. i agree. [laughter] we are starting with spotty showers and it is certainly chilly. not everyone is seeing wet weather. it is a weak level 1 system and you can see rotation behind me on live doppler seven. a little snow bang in the sierra nevada and snow falling at our local areas from mount henan -- mount hamilton to mount saint lena. it is freezing on mount diablo. there are the range are activities, kind of hanging out around american canyon and highway 29, around highway 37, light to moderate showers. you can see 80's looking it went weather. from novato, highway one in the valley, san rafael, light spotty showers and the area of low pressure paralleling the peninsula as it pulls to the south. from san francisco where we are dry to highway 1, we are told the valley, the upper elevations

with the rain snow mix into pleasanton toward livermore and the hills and around the south bay from campbell looking at spotty showers and highway 1 in the south bay is certainly wet. fog year from belmont to redwood city, mid 40's so you can see the area fog down around here and san jose. be car the temperatures are milder with the cloud cover this morning. six to nine degrees milder and a look outside from sfo where it looks brightly lit up with the lights. it is certainly wet in spots with spotty showers. sunny and warmer with gusty offshore winds for your sunday. then it starts off pretty mild monday. into tuesday and wednesday, well below average temperatures for valentine's day. we are talking 10 to 15 degrees below average. here is the look today. where the area of low pressure continues to sink to the south, taking the rain with it. we are left with partly cloudy skies, breezy winds throughout the afternoon, and today the

cooler day, starting with a couple hundredths in the north bay, may be better than that where we have a couple showers lingering around .1 to .2 in the senators mountains. looking at the rain/snow mix from the monterey mountains but in the sierra nevada, noah visor he's -- no advisories. two to four inches of snow through 5:00 today. high surf advisory until 7:00. large breaking waves anywhere from 18 to 22 feet. right now they are 13 feet. certainly dangerous out there for the surfers. a look at high temperatures tomorrow as we rebound with gusty northerly winds, we can see upper 60's to near 70. by monday, the numbers come down. look at the coast, only in the 50's. by tuesday, this is one of the cooler days with high temperatures struggling to mid-50's. morning showers with our level 1 system spotty in

northeast winds stick around. a level 1 system, your seven-day forecast, a warmer sunday. some stay mild for monday and much colder weather for valentine's day. into wednesday and thursday, the frosty warnings and, by the afternoon, not warming up too much. the best chance of rain will be by later on in the week. we are not talking a lot of moisture. just a lot of cold. you got it. thank you. zach: jus ahead, scammers go after a popular retailer. i the ftc ash ftc tells people to be careful with target gift cards.

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as suspicious butd it withihrn 0 to take the callefer. d>>idr n o i really wanted toe adagnt tofas my friend s i was y drunk, meaning i kind of wasn't thinking things through. >> she submitted her card id and access codes as required. she would later learn the scammer immediately drained her cards of its funds for last year the federal trade commission warned target gift cards had become the favorite for scammers. target gift cards totaled 35 million dollars in payments to scammers, more than two times more than any other brand of gift card. >> before the card 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 purchased from target at least twice. the latest when he purchased day to hundred dollar gift card from target for a friend.

>> when they tried to use a, there was nothing in it. >> the ftc says scammers instruct victims to purchase gift cards of any kind from targets more than any other retailer. we take the crimes seriously. a target spokesman told us this by email. we have signs in our storesoundr an stay alert and help guests as best they can. target declined to help any recover her losses but did agree to assist any full refund. >> i think they need to let people know there are scams out there. >> i think they need to review their gift cards purchases, refunds, some sort of audit to find out what is going on. >> we had numerous complaint about target gift cards since the holidays and in most cases target has declined to get their money back. if someone asks to pay for give

cart of any kind, think twice. seven on your side. zach: still to over u.s. territory. the investigation underway after u.s. military jets take down another flying object, this time over alaska. plus sending relief overseas, how bay area groups are trying to help in recovery efforts after the devastating earthquake along the turkey/syria border. t party, cly. you have great name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello. grocery outlet bargain market

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where we see some rain in some parts of the bay area this morning but of course after the rain comes the sunshine potentially. in morning to you. we will start this half-hour with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa arjun. good morning. lisa: good morning. many people hopefully sleeping through it though if you're up with us, you wait a little while because this is going to move out throughout the next several hours. right now, wet pavement out there, a level 1 system, american canyon and highway 1 21 through hercules, westward, lucas valley road spotty showers through larkspur. from san leandro to pleasanton, a few showers, rain mixed with snow and through the santa cruz mountains, boulder creek, pescadero, looking at the wet weather. from san jose not a whole lot going on but a few sprinkles rate a level 1 system this morning, breezy, and we have a chance of snow there from mount hamilton, the highest peaks down through monterey county and this

is how it moves to the south and east to the morning hours left with partly cloudy skies throughout the afternoon. then you will notice with temperatures in the 40's we will slowly move into the 50's. there we are at 9:00, you can see the spotty showers moving out by noon time. we will talk about the milder sunday our way in a few minutes. zach: sounds good. thank you. the pentagon is looking for answers after the u.s. military shot down another flying object spotted off of the coast of alaska. it as president joe biden ordered the takedown. as ty hernandez reports, authorities do not know where the objects came from. >> the pentagon confirming friday and a fighter jet shut down with -- down what calling a high-altitude object. the unidentified object was first detected over the skies of elekta -- alaska by no red using ground radar. the military says it was unmanned and appeared to be floating but not being steered or propelled like a chinese spy

plane -- spy balloon shutdown last week. >> 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 recommendation of the pentagon, president biden ordered the military to down the object, and they did. >> the object was shutdown before 2:00 p.m. easter friday over frozen u.s. waters. -- eastern friday over frozen u.s. waters. present bite and answering questions over the latest incident. >> you have information of the object shutdown over alaska? pres. biden: [indiscernible] . >> the pentagon is trying to learn more about the object saying it is about the size of a small car. one senior official describes it to abc as cylindrical and silver-ish gray. >> we do not know who owns it. whether it is state owned or corporate owned or privately owned, we do not know. >> it is now sitting on the

arctic iployed to cede recercr whas tewthe ar. r spllthis china entered american airspace. also over alaska. president biden has been criticized by republicans and democrats for not acting sooner to shoot that one down before it traversed over several states. one of those critics, senator lisa murkowski of alaska, saying the action with the new object was better. >> i think the message was very important today, to say any aspect of u.s. sovereign territory that is encroached upon, there will be consequences to it. >> the military saying they found the technology bay from the chinese spy balloon of the bottom of the atlantic ocean. ty hernandez, abc news, new york. zach: in developing news, the death toll from the earthquake in turkey and syria surpassed 24 thousand. one volunteer organization in syria says it's search for

survivors is over. now it is focus on finding potential bodies buried underneath the rubble workers in turkey are still trying to pull survivors from collapsed buildings after a seven-year-old was rescued. crews say she was buried for more than 120 hours. bay area muslim and turkish groups are coordinating efforts against supplies for those impacted by the earthquake. they called an emotional time as workers work to pack supplies. >> this earthquake was because of three fault lines, all going off at the same time. we are sitting on three fault lines are self here. i think bay area kind of have an understanding about that. zach: turkish airlines is transporting donations free of charge to istanbul so items can get there as fast as possible. hundreds of boxes have been shipped just from the bay area. there is new details into the

investigation into the death of tyre nichols. one of the former memphis officers was charged in the case and is now accused of taking part of the beating of a prison inmate in 2014. demetrius haley was a correctional officer at shelly county prison at shelley county prison at the time. authorities say 34 inmates were so disturbed by the reported beating they signed a letter to the corrections director. in the letter they described the assault and claimed the correctional officers were threatening them. haley continued to work for the corrections division until he was hired by memphis police in 2020. happening today in san mateo county, more help on the way for folks on the coast impacted by the winter storms. several intake centers are opening across the county. the first registration center is open today at la honda fire station 57, the second open tomorrow and monday at the community center in half moon bay. a third sigh opens today and will stay open until for gory 16. that is at the san mateo county event center. these recovery registration

sites will serve as a one-stop option for anyone who needs more assistance through fema. county officials say 400 disaster relief applications have been submitted. most of those on-site relief inspections have been completed. >> it's everything from people who want debris removal because of the floods that came through. we had teams in place trying to clear the logjams of the creek. we had houses split in two because trees coming down through their houses. houses that have had the soil erode their foundation. >> contra costa and santa cruz counties are also eligible for assistance. you don't want to miss the deadline, march 16 if you want to apply. a portion of interstate 680 will be shut down all weekend. we will show you this map now of the affected area, the northbound lanes only of 680 between this road and sent all boulevard in snow. caltrans is doing this because of replacing sections of the three way and repaving it. southbound lanes stay open. another closure is scheduled for the same area in weekend.

happening today, speaker nancy pelosi will speak at a ceremony how the san francisco museum of modern art, and naturalization ceremony to welcome citizens be this is all happening on international day of women and girls in science. she will be joined by all-female group of candidates who also have ties in the stem field. ceremonies are often held a notable locations to celebrate the conclusion and many's journey to citizenship. still ahead, a roadmap to the future for san francisco. how city officials plan to adjust after the impacts of covid-19. we will show you a live look from our roof cam as the sun is slowly starting to rise and get brighter this morning to release arjun will have your forecast in a few minutes.

zach: welcome back. we are looking at the bay bridge, one of my favorite spots to look at in the bay area.

as the morning goes on and sun comes up, a lot of traffic on the roads. it's a busy weekend for some. i want to tell you about this, new this morning. nevada's governor declared a state of emergency due to a gas pipeline leak in southern california. the pipeline delivers unleaded and easel fuel to gas storage facilities in southern nevada. county officials say the leak is not impacting the supply, people are still lining up a gas stations out of fear but the governor is urging people to avoid panic buying while waiting for updates and repairs. in santa cruz, highway first wildlife crossing's the 80 foot wide and long paths its own private property. wildlife will be able to safely use the underpass which keeps them from entering the highway. so we win. researchers from uc santa cruz spent 15 years studying on lines in the area. five years into their research they proposed a project. a professor who led the project explains what sparked the idea. >> we wanted to do that before

we saw genetic differentiation between populations on each side of the mountains. zach: that's really interesting. land trusts and this -- the caliph when he department of transportation were partners. land trust owns the land which they purchased to convince caltrans to purchase crossing. turning to our work to build a better bay area, san francisco, especially downtown, serves as the economic hub of the day but downtown is mostly deserted as workers and companies adopt more flexible work from home schedules. leanne melendez has a look at the roadmap to downtown san francisco's future. >> were member the good old days before the pandemic? >> there were thousands and thousands more people in san francisco -- downtown thin princess go than they are now, it is a ghost town now. >> three years ago, the downtown area provided nearly 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 question mark >> companies realize -- why? >> companies realize they don't need the real estate and that is the new reality. >> not only does the city lose its golden goose but without office spaces, the entire downtown business ecosystem has and will continue to be affected. just ask the manager of oasis grill, where people used to line up around the block to buy his sure most -- shwarmas. >> some people work from the others only come two days a week so it is not enough. >> san francisco downtown as we know it is not coming back. and you know what, that's ok. >> that was the mayor thursday when she presented her plans for the future of downtown. which included several strategies.

>> one strategy would support tax really for some businesses because the owner of the building is now telling city hall, most of my tenets are gone, i can't afford the property taxes. the plan also calls for providing tax incentives for businesses outside of the city. >> we recognize we are in this important place on the west coast for companies from australia, asia, the east coast to want to establish a base here so we want to make it easier for them to do so. >> another strategy, change the planning code grade 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. leanne melendez, abc7news. zach: we want to make sure you know that more than 56,000 covid

antigen test sare recalled according to universal meta-type eerie the tests were this riveted without appropriate approval by the fda. they are claiming the test kits could potentially cause inaccurate test results be the recalled test kits were made between october 2021 to december 2021. they were disturbing to january 2022 so if you have any kids, you are advised -- kits you are asked to stop using them immediately. so many of us are starting our weekends, this we can super bowl weekend, we are hoping and praying for good forecast area our niners. lisa: that's right. maybe we will enjoy outside. 45 degrees in san francisco, this for the past when he for hours with upper elevations to around .1 -- .3 inch. we have a cool saturday starting out damp, warm sunday and stay tuned for my lookahead coming up. zach: also next, the doves are coming to a fork in the road. what will the team do with gary

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doctors use to test for covid-19. zach: look at the snow in lake tahoe, this is kind of crazy. lisa was saying earlier the east coast has seen too much of this and here we are with the cold and tahoe snow. crazy weather. in sports, there was an unexpected turn for the warriors in a season filled with distractions what will the seam do -- what will the team do? larry beale has all of the details in today's sports. larry: gary payton the second was back in the warriors facility yesterday, all seemed right with the world until he failed the physical. now the doves has decisions to make. through the traders, hit reversed. payton had off-season surgery from an abdominal injury and did not play from portland until last month and back from 15 games, 22 minutes against the warriors wednesday. this was a four team trade.

lee rules say it cannot be modified so either the whole thing is off or the doves take payton back as is. one report indicating gp to could be out for three months. the warriors think that is an exaggeration. first indication something was out of whack here came with coach steve kerr meeting the media. >> i'm not at liberty to talk about it -- anything with the trade -- until it is finalized. so i cannot talk about it. go home. [laughter] larry: doesn't feel like the giants with carlos correa all over again? hard to imagine any scenario where james wiseman returns. imagine what is going through his head. warriors will decide this weekend yay or nay on if they go through it it and hope payton's injury is not that serious. speaking of the warriors, warriors versus lakers tonight, to paul 5:30 on abc seven followed by the afternoon game with highlights and interviews. we are counting down to super bowl lvii.

andy reid featuring an old eagles team, used to coach the eagles for years. read did not retain him in 2012. jalen hurts has been dealing with a shoulder injury, patrick mahomes, got the sprained ankle but moving well here. hurts knows these opportunities are special. >> any individual out there that puts on a uniform and has this opportunity to play this game and put so much work into it, everybody wants to be the best but there's only a select few to take the steps and take advantage of these moments and opportunities and deaf only work hard for moments like this and opportunities like this. >> it will be a great meta--- matchup. they won and historic defense in the way they're able to get to the pass itself it will take our best efforts. it will be everywhere and i have to make sure i'm getting oil on my hands and relying on my teammates. it will be a great match up. you can't ask her team to go up against in the super bowl. larry: tom brady made it

official, sending his retirement papers into the nfl, the 45 girl native did retire and un-retire last year. this time it feels final. that is a wrap on morning sports, have a great weekend, everybody, i'm larry beale. zach: it will be a great weekend indeed. sports, weather, those of the big talkers this weekend so now we get a check of the forecast with lee sergeant. lisa: this little system dropping pretty good rain in part of the bay area. here is live doppler seven. snow in the sierra, rain here locally, and this is a spot into the east bay that has picked up .3 inch. you can see here -- you should see around the sears point highway 37 around rodeo, so pretty respectable around elsa bronte, martinez. if you shift backward, you can -- or westward i should say -- you can see how spotty the showers are. lucas valley to greenbrae, san rafael, and the down around

pescadero, the santa cruz mountains picking up a better amount, over into the east bay, dublin, 580 pleasanton, he liked return there and we put this into motion and you can see how the area of low pressure taking the rain with it into davenport. the central coast here throughout the rest of the morning hours and finally down through monterey. there is a look at a foggy and windy mountain am. 45 san francisco, oakland, palo alto, through san jose, santa clara four and -- 44 and you can see from our camera the cloud cover and a break in the rain. numbers are mild with cloud cover, low 40's by fairfield and they 40's over an hour east bay valley. a look at some of the 24 hour totals in the higher elevations .3 inch. mount diablo, skyline boulevard, .21 and the santa cruz mountains .3 inch where elsewhere the

precipitation at the surface has been very spotty, only a couple hundreds. six to 11 degrees milder from the east bay to the north and a cold picture here from the golden gate bridge where we have the wet pavement and wetlands there. scattered showers, sunny and warmer for your sunday, gusty northerly winds and looking at a cooler pattern with below average temperatures for valentine's day into wednesday. there is a look at the low pulling out of the bay area, 10:00, still showers. by the afternoon, partly cloudy and north easterly winds keeping it cool in the 50's today. rainfall amounts for the rest of us anywhere from a couple hundreds to the north bay and you will notice how some showers linger, maybe about .1 to inch. we will look more at the snow from mount hamilton, mount st. helena, the sierra nevada, two to three inches, maybe four around kirkwood and the high

surf advisory until 7:00, 13 to 14 foot waves right now. pretty dangerous. looking at our highs for sunday, warmer, mid-60's to near 70 p look what happens monday, still 60's in the east bay but getting cooler and windier by the coast and then by tuesday, look at high temperatures, struggling to make it to around 50. highs mid-50's was showers ending this morning but further breezy afternoon winds, the warmer day sunday and the day of transition monday. by tuesday and wednesday, we get really chilly, overnight lows dropping back into the 30's, maybe colder than that. friday, the next chance of rain but looks weak. we have a nice warm day tomorrow and then back. >> so we will have to savor tomorrow as best as we can. thank you so much. a reminder, you can watch the newscasts live and on-demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app available for

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your event is hosting multiple events. this includes food menus and different vendors will be -- voice waking up here. [clearing throat] that will run through february 19. has i continue together myself, why don't we get a check in with you, lisa. [laughter] lisa: we are looking at this area of low pressure spinning off the coast and bringing a showers this morning. it's a level 1 system for the next few hours, anywhere from a couple hundreds to .2% and looking at a sunny, breezy, and warmer sunday into monday. we begin to cool off and it gets windy and valentine's day is much colder and will last the rest of the week. zach: thanks so much. i will run to get hot tea. i'm zack littell along with lee sergeant. abc7news continues at 9:00 a.m. have a great day.

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