announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> you just don't inside people's homes. >> neighbors stunned -- what they are saying as authorities learn more about the suspect in a home explosion that rocked a san francisco community. it is super bowl sunday. we are counting down to the matchup between the eagles and the chiefs. good morning, it's sunday, february 12. let's start with a look at your forecast. we have lisa with us morning. tell us how it is looking for super bowl sunday. lisa: a few clouds around. temperatures have been pretty

chilly to start out. a dramatic view of live doppler 7 where yesterday's system is well out of town and we are left over with a few clouds. a pretty view from emeryville. 45 downtown, 50 in oakland. a good recovery in half moon bay and from this vantage point, things like quiet. at the winds are cranking in the upper elevations. napa at 50 degrees already and we are looking at the turnaround coming into play with temperatures already warmer. a nice view from mount tam with plenty of sun on the way. in the 50's by noon time. the coast will lag behind but little fog later in the day. we will talk about the warmest day of the week going into the 60's this afternoon. liz: we are -- gloria: we are learning more about the explosion and fire that rocked a house in the outer sunset this week. one person was found dead inside the home on 20 2nd avenue. another person is in jail for

manslaughter, child endangerment and manufacturing drugs. cornell barnard spoke with neighbors who knew the suspect. >> a quiet neighborhood. people are nice and in the middle of the street, you have this guy doing something illegally. >> karen spoke to us from the second floor window of her red tag at home next door to the house which exploded thursday morning. police say a narcotics lab was being operated inside. 53-year-old darren price was arrested friday. >> that's the right thing to do. because he's very destructive, causing property damages and disrupt people's lives. >> the suspect we arrested, darren price, we believe that was his primary residence. >> neighbors say price lived at the house with his family, although two young children were not at home at the time of the explosion, neighbors and say his

wife and caregiver were inside. the frantic, injured caregiver asked him to call 911. >> she ran all the way across the street and ran right in front of me and said help. someone is inside. >> the body of a woman was found inside the rubble. first responders were seen removing tanks and canisters from the house with unknown substances. the massive explosion rocked the neighborhood, blowing doors off hinges and shattering windows. >> this is part of the window frame that blew out. >> terry was still cleaning glass from his house five doors down. >> i find it amazing how it could happen in a residential area, neighborhood like this, it is so quiet. >> neighbors said they never expected anything unusual was happening inside this house. >> i know people say you are right next to it but i'm telling you, when everybody close their

doors, when they close their doors, you're not getting invited to anything, they don't speak to you, you just don't know what's inside people's homes. >> cornell barnard, abc7news. gloria: new developments in the death of popular baker jen angel. friends and families have expressed their desire that criminals not be put in prison and go through restorative justice instead. the oakland police department is responding. while it says they respect their wishes, they have a legal obligation to do an investigation and passed the findings to the alameda county district attorney's office. no arrests have been made in the case. angel died after she was dragged chasing thieves who robbed her. former twitter workers are calling out twitter ceo elon musk. a protest outside of twitter headquarters on saturday in response to musk laying off 7500 workers last year.

the employees who were let go made a path of the comedy -- of the companies workforce. one of the song selections was i can't get no contract satisfaction. a muralist presented a painting of musk on a one-way trip to mars. rail service to millbrae francisco will resume tomorrow. the project shut down service from those areas all weekend long. as of right now, bus bridges are running in caltrans says you should expect 45 minutes added to your trips. crews are working to electrify the tracks starting with 20,000 feet this weekend. caltrain officials say the electric feats will be faster, safer, and will reduce emissions and improve air quality. electrified service is set to begin next year. in the east bay, a portion of i-680 shut down.

this is a map of the affected area, the northbound lanes of i-680 between cute men road. the closure ends at 5:00 tomorrow morning. caltrans is replacing sections of the freeway. caltrans posted photos of the work on saturday. you can see the southbound lanes remain open. another closure is scheduled for the same area next weekend. on the big sur coast, another portion of highway one is reopening following a historic winter storm. this section opening spans 18 miles from the southern entrance to mill creek. yesterday, a 10 mile stretch was reopened. since the series of atmospheric rivers swept through the state, crews have been cleaning up landslides, debris and more. the countdown is on for super bowl lvii. there's a lot of excitement and hype around the matchup between the philadelphia eagles and

kansas city chiefs. the world will be watching as rihanna makes her return to the stage for the halftime show. melissa done is live in glendale with the preview of the game and what we can expect on this super bowl sunday. good morning. >> good morning. it is off to an awesome day here with so much energy around the stadium. we are talking about 100,000 plus people who have flocked to the area and they are ready to watch the final showdown. the strongest football teams in the nfl entering the final matchup -- super bowl lvii. and they are expecting the battle for championship glory to be fierce. >> it will be a great game. it will be a battle. you've got the best of the best playing against each other. >> the philadelphia eagles recorded the most season winds.

the kansas city chiefs returning to the super bowl after a heroic effort by qb patrick mahomes to them back-to-back playoff games despite a serious leg injury. my homes seeking to become the first black quarterback to win two super bowl rings. >> not necessarily trying to get close to brady but if you look at the list of quarterbacks who won two per -- two super bowls, it's not a long list. >> both teams have strong defenses, so they will have to adjust to the style of these qb's. and fans expecting a spectacular halftime performance. rihanna making a comeback on stage seven years and one baby later. she aims to make those 13 minutes count. >> this show is going to be a celebration of my catalog in the best way we could have put it together. >> as music, football and fans gather for america's greatest sporting event. when it comes to game day

weather, it is looking good. it has a retractable roof and it is expected to be open. that means fans get to enjoy the forecast which is looking like highs in the mid 70's. so a beautiful day for a super bowl sunday. melissa done, abc7news. gloria: we are also getting ready for a warmer day today. when we can expect the ■warmest temperatures of the day. how is it looking out there? lisa: here's emeryville where temperatures are approaching 50 degrees. at least five degrees warmer today, but the hills will be breezy to gusty. we will talk about a cooling trend that gets going as soon as tomorrow. my accuweather 7-day forecast is next. gloria: a vacancy tax pushback -- why landlords and property owners say they are suing the city of san francisco over a

voter approved tax. plus a performance for the people -- how big group of fun house residents wants to humanize homelessness on the stage today.

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gloria: operations are back to normal for an energy infrastructure company after a leak was detected in one of its pipelines in nevada. the link -- the leak prompted the nevada governor to declare a state of emergency. drivers pouring into gas stations out of fear over the weekend. the pipeline rides fuel storage facilities in nevada with unleaded and diesel fuel. landlords and property owners in san francisco are not happy with the cities tax on empty homes. several of them are suing the city and argue proposition m is unconstitutional. the tax kicks in after unit is left vacant for over 182 days a year.

it applies to buildings with more than three units, excluding single family homes and duplexes. people who support the measures say it could help alleviate the housing crisis. others say it violates the takings clause in the -- amendment. >> i think to sit down in places like this. it makes that neighborhood and the block better. makes it enjoyable. gloria: the notice says the benches need to be spaced apart so water can reach the roofs. it asking for an encroachment application fee of $1400. a nonprofit that implemented the benches say the prices are too high and it's not worth fighting for. a similar battle with an encroachment fee is happening in bernal heights. abc7news is committed to help old a better bay area and one of the issues we are focusing on is

homelessness. a group of on house people were -- will put on a plate in an effort to humanize people who struggle with the issue. it comes amid a court battle over the city of oakland's effort to clean up the wood strict camp. the city had the green light to do so but that changed after a federal judge put the cleanup on pause. that's not the only big blowup when it comes to solving the homelessness crisis. tara campbell tells us performance will offer its own solutions. >> wait a minute. that's my stuff. >> a play presented theater of the poor. its entire cast made up of people on house door once on house. >> it humanizes ourselves, we are not just drug addicts or house list people. there are families. >> he is joined by a handful of

fellow cast members and a playwright, poet and activist best known as tiny. >> the main reason we did this plate and the work we always do is to lift up the people's solutions. >> the play portrays the struggles of life on the streets and triumphs of community. premiering in san francisco, sunday afternoon. >> this is not a play by middle-class actors playing poor people. this is ourselves being impacted and who have lived through poverty and struggle. >> the citofakla its -- the bei. >> the reality oakland have all the money necessary to do all the work as fast as we would like to do it. >> the pressure is on. a federal judge halting the removal of the encampment.

the city was supposed to start relocating residents to three other sites, including a cabin community. but the judge reversed course because the sites are not ready. >> we have several sites in east oakland. we are trying to develop locations that would house 100 plus rvs, but it takes time. >> in the meantime, this cast says the show must go on. >> we are more than just and trash, we are human beings, we are a community. gloria: u.s. citizens after a naturalization ceremony in san francisco. it happens on international girls and women and science day at the museum of modern art. it was a special moment for the group of women who were all involved in the stem field. in case you did not know, stem stands for silence -- for science, technology, engineering and math. nancy pelosi shared some

thoughtful words at the ceremony. >> you are an inspiration to us and as your story is told, that's an inspiration to our country. gloria: the backdrop for the ceremony was the museum's pan-american unity mural. all the new citizens came from 17 different countries. a new monarch and pollinator garden is coming to vallejo. the project was installed this weekend and will continue next saturday. the vallejo peoples garden and monarch milkweed project partnered for the design. it's a sustainable mission project to preserve monarch butterflies and increase the insect population. the population of monarch butterflies and bees is estimated to have decreased by 85% to 90% in the u.s.. fema represented as our meeting with people in alameda county to explain how to apply for disaster assistance. it's for people still trying to recover from the recent winter

storms. it can cover things like temporary housing, home repairs, moving and storage expenses. alameda is one of four counties where fema disaster assistance is available. in addition to san mateo, contra costa and santa cruz. the deadline to applies march 16. homeowners in oakland had to find a new place to stay after a tree about 50 feet tall fell to the ground. it damaged to homes and a garage yesterday morning. a large oak tree fell homes right next to each other. leanne hoffman, whose home was damaged, say -- said she was in her living room when the tree fell down. sure to cracking sound in a loud boom. she said she was afraid the tree was going to fall. >> i moved all my furniture to the far end of my living room near my deck and i was sleeping on the couch with my close on because i had a feeling this was going to happen. gloria: according to a

conversation she had with pg&e, her house currently not livable. this morning, we have lisa argen tracking the forecast on the super bowl sunday. how is it looking? lisa: a few clouds around and breezy in the upper elevations, but we are already tracking a warm up. temperatures are getting to the readings we had yesterday for highs, so we were about 10 degrees below average and we only have a one-day warm up in store. there is a look at the visible picture that shows yesterday's system sinking to the south and as it drops away from the bay area, drier air moving in. you can see that counterclockwise rotation. those high, thin, wispy serious clouds are with us and we will be looking at mostly sunny conditions. a look outside from our exploratorium camera -- 46 in the city. 50 in oakland, 47 in palo alto.

a cold start out there. santa clara is 42. 52 on the coast, some fog coming into play later on today. there is a look at our gorgeous city. livermore -- 50 wis real mixing things uping gd feet, anywhere from 25 to 45 miles an hour. tomorrow, they will be nasty at the coast. today primarily in the upper elevations, we have a wind advisory in place for your monday. a look outside in the south bay. the shark tank, sunny and warmer with gusty winds in the hill. a cold pattern developing for your valentine's day. looks like it's going to linger, dropping temperatures 10 to 15 degrees below average for your daytime highs.

overnight lows could see some records as well. a wind advisory, 10:00 for the coast, up toward marin county, the entire area here with winds anywhere from 20 to 30 miles an hour and gusting to over 50. this takes us down to the peninsula. on tuesday, this cold air arrives and could bring some snow locally to lake county and a splash of rain for the rest of us. maybe around mount hilthat coldo play. today in the 70's for some of our warmest locations. pretty chilly the rest of the week right on through february 22. not a lot of rain to look forward to. it is going to stay chilly. low to mid-60's around the bay to upper 60's to near 70's in our warmest inland valleys. it gets windy tomorrow. well below average

wednesday, thursday, friday, another shot of cold air. no rain to get excited about but mother nature keeping us in the winter regime for much of the week. gloria: nice. just ahead, what the state of california is --

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gloria: there is some speculation california about the crypto industry and if cryptocurrency should be protected like stocks and bonds. michael finney looks at the new proposal working its way through sacramento. >■> thiscpa recently decidedto dip his toes into the crypto market. he is glad he moved slowly.

>> it went down and it was going further down, so i said i think it's time to cut my losses. >> he originally invested $500. that is shrunk to $230 and months. he withdrew his money but the company took $40, something he still didn't understand. >> the ease of going in should be the ease of going out. >> since then i ha able to withdraw any funds. the company's support personnel are telling me i have to pay a security deposit of 10% because my account is under review for fraudulent activity. another wrote to take o $10,000 or $100,000 or $300,000, i first have to pay them $30,000 in advance. a nelrom assembly person tim grayson of concord would

require cryptocurrency companies to be licensed in california to do business here. the bill is being supported by the consumer federation of california. >> this is really an industry where it is buyer beware on steroids. >> that's the executive director of the federation. new york in the 15 became the first in the nation to require crypto companies get a license they call a bit license. it declined to license now and corrupt fts. >> literally when fts - collapsed, because of the protections people in new york had, new yorkers were better protected than californians. >> the legislature passed a similar licensing bill in california but governor newsom vetoed it, saying it would be too costly and the state should see what federal regulators do. patrick disagrees and says more oversight as needed. >> if they are regulated, at least the state can say

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announcer: building a better bay area -- moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. >> it's problematic. not because of what it is, but because there is like this unregulated business on the street. gloria: controversy on street in san francisco. what neighbors think about the new barriers meant to combat the sex workers in the area. let's get a look at your forecast with meteorologist lisa

argen. it is super bowl sunday. is it a good day to go outside? lisa: definitely. it's a little chilly but those upper-level winds warming up some neighborhoods. you see that finger of fog over the golden gate ridge. low 40's in santa clara. palo alto, a good 12 degrees warmer. it was chilly this morning. 52 and half moon bay. santa rosa, livermore, 50 in napa. our temperature change already a little warmer in some spots but we will see those winds in the hills work that warmer air down to the surface. you can see by noon time, we've got some 60's out there. fog setting up along the coast five the afternoon. even near 70 but don't used to it. we are in february. gloria: i will enjoy this 60's

and 70's today. now to the controversy on cap street in san francisco. our team of reporters have been covering issues related to sex workers in the area. on friday, new roadblocks were set up in an area to curb the amount of activity on the street. the question is is it working? as unser has sun tells us, it depends on who you ask. >> all day sat to find new ways around the roadblocks on cap street. >> you seem a lot the street? >> a lot. it's very active, but not last night. >> last night, the barriers were in place, but why the barriers at all? >> it will stop the car traffic coming through that's related to the sex workers on our street, so it might help, which is more than we have had before. >> elaine has lived on cap street for the past 25 years. many residents are fed up more is not being done to tackle the

issue. >> it's problematic, not because of what it is but because there is like this unregulated business on the street. you get a lot of trash, a lot of traffic, you get arguments, sometimes fights. sometimes girls have been hurt. >> the roadblocks are the idea of a san francisco member. >> it i right now because things were so out of control. there's something that needs to be done to give the families that live on this street summer lee. >> she says there could be up to 100 women on the street on any given night. she says based on her experience, it has gotten worse over the past six months. >> they are much less dressed than they used to be. they are walking in the middle of the street, which was not the case before. and they appear drug.

they are really young women being subjected to this. that is what people are hearing. >> she complicated issue and once the women to have more say. and she questions how effective the barriers will be at all. >> this feels a little bit like a band-aid on the problem. here's a stick in the middle of the street. and cars have been moving them and driving through. it seems like we are not really getting to the root of anything. they will probably just move over a street. >> supervisor road and was not available for comment. gloria: developing overseas -- the death after the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria is rising. officials are reporting more than 33,000 people are dead. rescue crews are trying to find more survivors. there are successful rescues

even though people have been buried underneath rubble for days. but the number is declining as the days go by. the white helmets volunteer organization says sq operations are over in some areas of northwest syria. relief efforts have been complicated by a long-running civil war. u.n. leaders say they are not giving up and believe many more bodies could be found. >> isaac it's really difficult to estimate, obviously very precisely, because we need to get under the rubble. but i'm sure it will double or more. gloria: helicopter crews are bringing those wounded from disaster zones into the region's largest hospital. mondays 7.8 earthquake destroy thousands of buildings. the u.s. says it will send more assistance as other countries also sent help. abc news anchor george stephanopoulos spoke to president and ceo of international rescue committee, david miliband. they discussed the disaster

affecting syria and turkey and he stressed the danger ahead for the thousands who have been displaced in harsh winter conditions continues. >> on the syrian side of the border, it is people who have frankly been abandoned over the past 10 years and the grave danger of a secondary crisis -- ill health, injuries not treated, economics out of the window because the aid is blocked across the turkish-syrian border. only one humanitarian crossing point is open. gloria: he mentioned calls for the un security council to meet as soon as possible. he wants aid to be able to pass through critical access roads. another unidentified flying object shut down by a fighter jet, this time over northern canada. u.s. intelligence officials believe the most recent objects were balloons. this comes one day after the u.s. military shot down another object flying over though waters

of alaska. maryalice parks has the latest. >> overnight, another unidentified object shut down over the yukon and canada just a day after the u.s. shut down an object off the northern edge of alaska. these objects raising urgent questions about who owns these aircraft and where they could be from. the object first detected friday night. president biden speaking to the canadian prime minister, giving the green light for a u.s. f-22 fighter to take the shot. canadian officials say the small, cylindrical object was flying at approximately 40,000 feet. trudeau thanking the long-time partnership that monitors the sky and sea, writing thank you, norad, for keeping the watch over north america. >> they don't want to the cot again having a balloon float through sovereign space when they did not know about it. it may be shoot first, ask questions later. >> the u.s. military and fbi

already working in tough arctic conditions off the remote coast of alaska to try to recover and learn more about that other unidentified object brought down friday. snow, wind, little daylight making that operation extremely tough. these latest instances coming less than one week after the chinese spy balloon was shot down in the atlantic. the white house seemingly much quicker to act this week, citing the fact the object brought down over alaska was flying much lower and potentially a threat to civilian aircraft. lisa murkowski, who blasted the administration for waiting to down the spy balloon now praising the biden team. >> the message was very important today to say any aspect of u.s. sovereign territory that is encroached upon, there is going to be consequences to it. gloria: that was maryalice

parks. the canadian defense minister described the object as cylindrical but declined to speak about its potential origin. a new study by u.c. davis finds the stretch of 280 between bernardino and cupertino is the deadliest for mountain lions. according to the chronicle, about 30 mountain lion deaths were recorded from 2015 2022. a simple solution would be to build fencing, overpasses, or underpass that would allow the animals to cross safely. still ahead on abc seven mornings, a restaurant revival -- how one daughter was able to bring her family business out of a rut through social media. and let's get a live look outside -- santa cruz, looking like a beautiful morning. lisa argen will have your forecast coming up in a few minutes.

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gloria: we are getting a live look outside and glendale, arizona where the weather is expected to be nice, temperatures expected to be in the high 70's. the chiefs and eagles will be battling it out. the kickoff is at lisa will have a look at your forecast locally in just a bit. in the north bay, the pandemic hit small businesses especially hard in many restaurants are still feeling the impact. in santa rosa, one daughter wanted to turn that around for her families business. gerace stone it social media post rotting customers happy to show their support. >> this may look like just another busy restaurant but last month, things looked like different here at lee's noodle house. it was completely empty. 21-year-old jennifer lee posted this seven second video on tiktok showing her dad leaning

against the counter. she wrote it makes me so sad to see my parents just wait for customers to walk through the door to eat at their vietnamese restaurant. she added music so the clip sounds like this. ♪ >> really of people left because of the pandemic and the fires. i think i felt like sorry for them. >> it was that short video that got quite a response. three weeks later and the place is packed. >> his daughter was on tiktok pleading to the public to help her dad. because he was running out of business because of the covid thing. it wrote my heart. >> my dad always talked about how he's stressed and just tired of anger around where we have to close early. i just made the video to help them out a little bit. >> as of late wednesday, the video has racked up more than

987,000 views. digital markers i spoke with said this just shows tiktok, instagram and youtube videos aren't just used for entertainment purposes anymore. they are being used to get information. >> all of us came out of the pandemic discovering their restaurants we used to go to may not be open anymore. a huge percentage of them just disappeared in the last couple of years. so finding a restaurant near me is one of the top search terms. >> as for jennifer's dad who went from waiting to packing bags, he says he's grateful for the support. >> a lot of people from the community come out and support us and i'm really thankful. >> j.r. stone, abc 7 news. gloria: so amazing that community is coming together. let's get a look at your forecast with lisa argen. i know it's a little chilly but you sate is going to warm up?

lisa: right here at mou already 50 degrees, those winds at 25 miles an hour. much gusty or across mount diablo. we will have a wind advisory in place for your monday but today is about some warmth. we will talk about it in detail, next. gloria: the warriors showed up a little late to the pool party against the lakers. a back at home battle inside the chase center. chris alvarez has the highlights coming up in sports.

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gloria: in sports, the warriors taken on the l.a. lakers at chase center. jordan poole made a late play that gave the doves a chance to take home the win, but was it enough? chris alvarez has all the highlights in this morning's sports. chris: good morning, the

warriors hosting the lakers on abc seven. both teams missing their star player. lebron james sitting at his second straight game after breaking the all-time scoring record. this 12-year-old, sitting next to lebron -- are you kidding me? are you kidding me with this jordan poole shot? what a play? the doves up by two by the break. up and under -- for trade. jonathan coming in, game tied, lakers close strong. l.a. closes to take the six point lead. three, good, then getting fired up. e io the ckcet game, got it pool scored the warriors first 17 points of the quarter but the lakers were late.

the lakers up three and dennis schroder scored a team-high -- lakers when, but the trade for gary payton still in limbo. and the warriors know they have two pick themselves up. >> nobody is going to feel sorry for us. no one cares if we may feel down about the situation. i just don't get matters. the guys that are available, you've got to go out there and find a way to win. >> we've lost so many close games this year and just have not been able to quite get over the hump. this week has been frustrati with everything that has happened. this is how it goes. this is part of the nba. there's ups and downs and we have to just carry on. chris: stanford men hosing spencer jones -- stanford takes the lead with seven and a half to go in the game.

michael o'connell had a game-high 22, this makes it a 10 point stanford leave -- lead. their first home win over the wildcats since 2009. saint mary's in 12 game winning streak snapped. the gales led by just one at the break. second half, gales open up on a 19-to run. it made a 20 81-64, there 12 straight win. i have to show you this insane game-winner. portland down, inbound or heaves it and isaiah johnson, off the window and in her reviewed and upheld, beat the buzzer of a portland state, what a finish, what a game. that's a look at your sports. enjoy super bowl sunday.

gloria: who are you betting on this super bowl sunday? two baby elephant twins made their game predictions in syracuse and they are seen kicking around the footballs and tearing apart cardboard boxes covered in chiefs and eagles logos. the zoo joked in versus brother fashion, one pick the chiefs and the other picked the eagles to win super bowl lvii. our producer tells me the eagles are favored to win, so i guess we will see which baby elephant has the right prediction there. lisa: and looking forward to rihanna, for sure. yesterday's system, you can see the rotation here well to the south of us and we were left with a few high clouds and some fog will set up along the san mateo coast with a nice day on the way. atop vollmer p, you can see a pretty good view, temperatures ranging from the low 40's in

santa clara to the mid 40's in san francisco. 50 in oakland, bay and an onshore flow, not too bad. there's a look at sfo. 46 in santa rosa with low 40's by the delta. 50 it napa. definitely feeling the influence in the upper level wind today as we get the air moving down to the surface. that down sloping and we will look for not only these winds to continue to gust but mount diablo missing a reading there. mount st. helena up to 38 miles an hour. tomorrow, we will have gusty onshore winds, so partly cloudy. mostly sunny and much milder today with gusty winds in the upper elevations. it all switches tomorrow as the system slides to the south and we will look for that chilly pattern developing on tuesday

and a pretty cold week with temperatures well below average. there is a look at wind advisory. 10:00 through 6:00 on tuesday. you can see marin county, the coast through san francisco and the peninsula, it is going to be pretty gusty as we get into monday and these winds could be over 50 miles an hour. into tuesday, here comes that system. it could bring a splash of rain but it is a rain and snow mix in the upper elevations. all that cold air floods in and we are talking some of the coldest temperatures we have seen in a while, not only for the highs but afternoon lows wednesday and thursday. the winds are getting quite nasty with mid-50's at the coast and notice the colors dropping into that cold lou where we will see temperatures barely at 50. we try to recover wednesday but another system could bring just a little bit of sprinkle

activity and that will bring in a reinforcing shot of cool air. but the next 10 days, where's all the rain? in the pacific northwest like it should be for a la niña season. mother nature not delivering as highs will be above average and we are looking at a bit of a warm up with upper 50's and fog along the coast. overall, a nice afternoon with mid-60's to upper 60's and as we look at your monday, we still have some 60's but it's going to be very gusty of the coast. tuesday it is chilly, wednesday and thursday, frosty. we could have frost and freeze advisories in the morning. it's not all about the cold but it is coming back. gloria: i'm just so excited about today and those nice temps. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it's a bill before apple tv,

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gloria: the california academy of sciences is holding their penguin valentines tradition. you can meet the penguins and the biologist to care for them. the penguins will receive special hearts so they can build their nest with those. i'll just say the nesting material encourages breeding behavior and helps penguin couples bond. a little bit of history -- before the warriors game at the chase center, this grand entrance was for the 3 million fan to enter the arena. he happened to be celebrating his 60th birthday. he got an man franco finn and was presented with a custom jersey to mark the occasion. lisa: we are looking at a nice

day, a lot of sunshine, warmer by five to eight degrees and we get windy tomorrow. chilly afternoons, frosty mornings throughout the rest of the week but pretty dry. gloria: thank you for joining us on abc seven mornings. i'm gloria rodriguez in four liz kreutz along with lisa argen. abc 7 news continues at five. have a wonderful super bowl sunday.

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