>> next on abc7news surveillance video shows the moment a home exploded in san francisco with neighbors just moments away. a search for a suspect in east bay. why investigators say is 77-year-old woman was intentionally runover. another on-demand high-altitude object shot down by the u.s. military, the third in three days. abc7news at 5:00 is next. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. anchor: new surveillance video shows the moment a homein san 't district with neighbors just outside when it happened. thank you for joining us, i am dion lim. those neighbors are telling us

what happened in the moments following thursday morning's explosion that left one person dead. investigators said a narcotics lad was being operated inside the home, and a 53-year-old suspect is in custody. cornell barnard joins us live at the scene with the very latest. reporter: tonight we are seeing new video and getting a new sense of how powerful the explosion which destroyed this house really was, and we talk to two neighbors standing just feet away at the time. [explosion] a home security camera capturing the moment the house on 20 2nd ave exploded thursday morning, the blast strong enough to force open car doors. look closely, that is albert and his neighbor standing across the street. they were nearly knocked down. what did it feel like? >> a bomb. >> my neighbor and i were

showered with glass shards. showered, and i kept looking at myself, it is like -- i am not injured. reporter: you were not cut. police say a woman inside the house was killed, a caregiver made it out alive but suffered major injuries. >> there was a woman as soon as the explosion happened, i could hear this woman screaming. i could not see her. reporter: police say a drug lab was being operated inside the home. 53-year-old darren prize was arrested friday and faces charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and child endangerment. two children who lived in the house were at school at the time of the blast. >> quiet neighborhood, people are nice and in the middle of the street you have this guy doing something illegally. reporter: karen's home is red

tagged. she lives next door to the house. on the others this yellow house is also condemned. it is where a preschool teacher and her family lived. parents are showing support with the gofundme account. >> she is an amazing, spectacular preschool teacher. everybody is safe, but imagine your home, possessions gone and destroyed. multiple homes in the neighborhood suffered damage in the explosion, broken windows and doors. those repairs will take time and money. a supervisor plans to town hall meeting on wednesday at 5:00 p.m. for neighbors impacted by the explosion and fire. city departments will be there offering information and resources to help so many neighbors move forward. dion: which will take such a long time. thanks. investigators are searching for a hit-and-run driver who they say intentionally struck a woman

in castro valley. the incident happened at 7:30 last night in the parking lot of first presbyterian church. amen driving a nissan sentra may have initially pressed against my 71-year-old woman. they say that led to a shouting match between the two. investigator said the driver turned the car around and purposefully hit the woman, knocking her on the hood of his car before she fell to the ground. she is expected to be ok. moving to developing news now, u.s. military aircraft shot down a high-altitude flying object over lake huron sunday afternoon. this marks the third flight object shut down over north america within the past three days. ellen lopez is in washington with details. reporter: u.s. officials have confirmed to abc news that another high-altitude object was shut down sunday afternoon over lake huron. according to one official it was shut down by u.s. military

aircraft. today's incident comes one day after another unidentified object was shot down on saturday according to officials, this one over the yukon and canada. the object first detected friday night, canadian and u.s. planes scrambling to scope it out. president biden speaking to canadian prime minister justin trudeau giving the green light for a u.s. f-22 fighter jet to take the shot. writing quote, thank you to norad for keeping the watch over north america. >> i spoke with president biden and confirmed together that we will continue to do everything necessary to protect the sovereignty of our shared north american airspace. reporter: these incidents come one day just after fighter jet shut down a similar object over alaska. the military and fbi are working to recover the object. it comes on the heels of the

u.s. shooting down a suspected chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina on february 4. >> shooting the balloon down in the atlantic after it flew over military places is disturbing. i am glad the administration is taking it more seriously. we have got a bigger problem than the balloons. reporter: senate majority leader chuck schumer defended the handling of the situation. >> we will piece together this surveillance balloon and know exactly what is going on. reporter: schumer says the u.s. gains intelligence information from surveilling that balloon. dion: rescue workers search through the destruction and devastation in turkey and syria. they are hoping to find more survivors nearly a week after a devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake.

the death toll stands at 33,000 lives across the two countries. reporter: nearly a week after the devastating earthquake struck turkey and syria, turkish officials issuing arrest warrants targeting more than 130 people allegedly involved in the construction of collapsed buildings that killed thousands of families as they slept. i hope of finding any more survivors buried beneath the rubble continues to fade. >> naturally the the climate is pretty rough year -- here. and the type of collapsed instructors down on them make it a very difficult. reporter: glimmers of hope as rescuers worked tirelessly to find survivors. in turkey a two-month-old baby pulled from the rubble of a decimated building. nearby a seven-year-old boy rescue,

after the quake hit this 10-year-old girl now freed from beneath the destruction. usaid rescue officials and dogs scour hundreds of sites across the city hoping to find more survivors. u.s. military aircraft and supplies are arriving in turkey to aid the response, but across the border in syria there have been challenges getting aid to the victims. >> people have not got food, medicines, basic hygiene supplies. the water and sanitation is in ruins. this is a community for whom the earthquake was one massive hit, but the grave danger they face now almost affects more people. reporter: for those who survived many are left with nothing. temporary accommodations made out of shipping containers are now being shipped to turkey to provide shelter for some who are now homeless. dion: meantime more assistance is on the way from the bay area to the damaged areas of turkey and syria.

about 300 boxes of supplies were gathered, package, and shipped out today by the turkish american association of northern california. clothes, tents, leaving bags as well as more personal items were included. all of it desperately needed in the earthquake zone. >> baby diapers, baby formulas, feminine products, those are very essential needs, and they are taking from here to istanbul by turkish airlines. dion: it will take 24 hours for those emergency supplies to arrive in turkey, but a constant shipments have been deliberate since right after the quake struck last week. most of it flown for free by turkish airlines. still ahead, the end of an era, a north bay camera shop shutters at stores after 50 years. meteorologist: a sharp warm up since yesterday, but it may not last long. i wil

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dion: part of scheduled to reopen tomorrow morning. they will open to traffic at 5:00 a.m. they have been shut down since friday night. caltrans is replacing sections of the freeway and repaving it. concrete will be poor this evening that the rebar insulation has been completed. another closure is scheduled for the same area next weekend area is the end of an era, a long-standing camera shop is closing its doors for good on sunday. mike's camera shop is closing

after failing to come to an extended lease agreement. for decades the shop share their expertise in camera equipment. shop employee says business has been down after digital photos gained popularity. other mike's camera locations will remain open in sacramento. time now to get a check of the weather with spencer, and after a gorgeous day, hoping the nice weather will last. spencer: it will is one more day, it will get with you tomorrow though. i will give you a look at that in my actual forecast. dion: here is a look ahead at world news at 5:30. >> u.s. fighter jets shoot down yet another unidentified object, this one over the great lakes. allegations of hazing within the new mexico state men's basketball program, plus news on arrest warrants issued in demi, i'm so proud of you and how you have persevered through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you

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dion: spencer, these are the evenings i always think you should do the weather outside. spencer: i would have if they asked me because it is been a lovely, spring-like day. here is a look at what is going on right now, the surface winds are picking up near the coastline. 23 mile-per-hour winds at sfl. the wind will get much stronger tonight and tomorrow. let's talk about the warm-up, 24 hour temperature changes pretty remarkable, 9° warmer than this time yesterday. 11° warmer in santa rosa. 12 to 13 degrees to san carlos. under blue skies right now, we are looking out over san francisco, only 56° in the city.

near the coast it is cooling down. 64, palo alto. 55 at half moon bay. lovely view of the soon to be setting sun. 68, santa rosa. 72, fairfield. 67, concorde. one more nice live view looking out onto the bay and parts of san francisco. it will be a clear overnight with increasing wind. tomorrow, sunny and breezy with gusty conditions at the coast and up in the hills. a chilly pattern developing tuesday. overnight forecast, mainly clear, but there will be periods of high clouds swinging by. 6:00 tomorrow morning as the commute is underway, mainly sunny skies and getting sunnier. it will not be as mild as today was thara. overnit lows, , saa sa.

over the inland east bay, tomorrow morning mainly upper 30's to about 40°. down in the south bay lows of 38. around the bay shoreline, lows mainly in the mid-40's. a wind advisory will be in effect from 10:00 a.m. tomorrow until 6:00 a.m. tuesday for the entire coastal area and the coastal range, so up in higher elevations. winds northwesterly at 20 miles per hour. stronger gust may be achieved in higher peaks. there is a possibility of downed trees and power outages. highs tomorrow, bay. low 60's around the bay shoreline. 66, napa. north

on tuesday, valentine's day, it will be a lovely day but a rather chilly one. you may want to cuddle with the one you love. on wednesday and thursday morning it will be really cold outside to start the day. all of the days week starting on tuesday will be pretty chilly. we will not warm up again until next weekend. dion: if you do not have a partner, you can light a fire, caudal a blanket -- cuddle a blanket. is anybody watching this newscast right now? sports anchor: yes, we are way better than rihanna. dion: much more prominent, much more talented. sports anchor: a reunion for the warriors. the latest trade for gary payton and why it looks like gp2.

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>> abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. sports anchor: gary payton sat in the stands, best operations, mike dudley lee junior during last night's loss. that seems like a good sign gp2 is here to stay. the warriors are clearing the way for the trade to go through, keeping patent with the warriors

while looking into potentially getting further compensation. the warriors believed portland withheld medical information, which is why we are in this mess. according to the report the warriors -- but -- did not inform the warriors that patent -- peyton had been taking p medication. making his feelings clear. >> we know it has an emotional week, a couple of losses. can you kind of assess where the locker room is at and the mood right now? >> i think eyes are frustrated for sure. we have lost so many close games this year, we have not been able to get over the hump and find momentum, and i think this week has been frustrating too with everything that is happened. this is how it goes. this is part of the nba

are ups and down so we have got to carry on. reporter: is there anything you can do that you can impart on your team with this particular situation? >> i can give them next week off and tell them to go and sit on a beach. the break will help, not a lot. i share my own experiences with the team at times if something is relevant that can help them. sometimes there is nothing there , but this is the reality of where we are. we are looking like roster with injuries and that kind of stuff and where we have been as a team not being able to close out games and finish games. we have got to get better. reporter: jordan poole scored 17 in the second quarter. >> i like the way he bounced back from a very frustrating first half for him.

i got the attack and was upset with officials. for him to shift his focus back to finding a way to impact the game is great, and he is still a young player and is learning how to do that. i thought tonight was a good step for him in that regard. steph is the master at that. a perfect example for jp. jp was able to do that tonight, turn a bad game into a good one. reporter: officially there is a deadline for them to make a decision on that. i went to go back to football, next year's super bowl is in las vegas and the good news for all the 49ers fans, but next season starts tomorrow. you can go to vegas and get your hotels set for super bowl 58. dion: you were always very optimistic during the pandemic watching admit and curling, so this is a good way to put it. sports anchor: just get ready

for next year. dion: very optimistic as always. sports anchor: baseball starts in spring training this week. thank you for the reminder -- dion: thank you for the reminder. a fun family festival where kids get a head start at celebrating valentine's day. stay with us. much more after the break.

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discriminating against this reptile. it is very cute. i just want to put that out there. that tonight, the breaking news from the skies over north america. u.s. fighter jets taking down yet another unidentified high altitude object. u.s. officials say that pilots from the air force and the national guard fired on the object this afternoon over the great lakes. the third object shot down over american or canadian air space in just three days. a senior administration official says president biden directed the takedown, quote, out of an abundance of caution. the structure described as unmanned and octagon shaped, detected on radar over montana yesterday and again today over wisconsin and michigan. this just a week after that chinese spy balloon was shot out of the sky off the south carolina coast. tonight, growing questions about who's behind these objects and