moments following tuesday morning's explosion that left one person dead. investigator saying narcotics lab was found inside the home. cornell barnard joins us live on the scene. so much destruction behind you. >> tonight we are sense from that video of how intense, how incredible the blast really was. we talk to neighbors who are standing just feet away the moment it happened. them of in a house on 20 2nd avenue explode thursday morning. the blast strong enough to force open car doors. that is albert and his neighbor who were standing across the street. they were nearly knocked down. what did it feel like?

>> just a bomb and then decide fired. >> my neighbor and i were showered with glass shards. showered. i kept looking at myself. i don't have any -- i'm not injured. >> you were not cut. >> i'm 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 the explosion happened, i could hear this woman screaming. i could not see her. >> police say a drug lab was being operated inside the home. 53 real darren price was arrested friday. he faces charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and child endangerment. two children who lived in the house were at school the time of the blast. >> quiet neighborhood. people are nice. in the middle of the street you have this guy doing something illegally.

>> karen is a rag tag to. she lives next door to the house that exploded. on this side this house is also condemned. a preschool family and their family lived. there is >> a fundraiser for her. she is an amazing spectacular preschooler. everyone is safe but imagine your home gone and destroyed. >> multiple other homes in the neighborhood suffered damage in the explosion. broken windows and doors. those repairs will take time and money. town hall meeting on wednesday at 5:00 p.m. for neighbors impacted by the explosion and fire. he says city departments will be there offering resources and information to help a lot of neighbors try to move forward. we are live in san francisco. >> those neighbors need all the support they can get.

for a hit and run driver they say intentionally struck a woman in castro valley. that incident happened at 7:30 lies night in the parking light of first presbyterian church near redwood road. authorities say a man driving a nissan sentra may have initially brushed against a 77 woman. they say that led to a shouting match between the two. investigators say he turned the car around purposely knocking the woman to the ground. the woman had to be taken to the hospital but she is expected to to be ok. u.s. military aircraft shot down a high flying object over lake huron this afternoon. march the third object shot down over north america over the past three days. elwood lopez is in washington nfmed toews and other high-altitude object was shot

down on sunday afternoon over lake huron. according to one officially it was shot down by a u.s. military aircraft. today's incident comes one day after another unidentified object was shut down on saturday according to officials. this one over the yukon in canada. the object first detected friday night. canadian and u.s. planes scrambling to scope it out. president biden speaking to katie and prime minister justin trudeau giving the green light for a u.s. f-22 fighter to take the shot trudeau thinking the long-standing partnership that monitors the sky and the sea writing quote thank you to norad for keeping the watch over north america. >> i also 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. day after a u.s. fighter jet shut down a similar object over alaska. the military and fbi are working to recover that object.

it comes on the heels of the u.s. shooting down a suspected chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina february 4 after it transverse to the united states. >> shooting the bull and down in the atlantic once it flew over all the military bases including my own for campbell, kentucky. it is very disturbing. i'm glad the administration is taking it more seriously but we have a whole love bigger problem than chin with -- problem with china than the spy balloon. > chuck schumer defended the handling of the situation. >> we are probably going to be able to piece together this whole surveillance balloon and know exactly what is going on. that is a huge coup for the united states. >> schumer says the u.s. gains intelligence information from surveilling the balloon. >> rescue workers continue search through the devastation and destruction 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 32,000 lives lost across the two countries. >> nearly a week after devastating earthquake struck turkey and syria turkish officials issuing arrest warrants targeting more than 100 30 people allegedly involved in the construction of those collapsed buildings that killed thousands of families as they slept. the hope of finding a survivors continues to fade. >> it is many days beyond now. naturally the temperature the climate is pretty rough here. and the type of collapse and structures down on them make it very difficult. >> still glimmers of hope as rescuers worked tirelessly to find survivors. a two-month-old baby pulled from the rubble of the decimated building. nearby a seven-year-old boy rescued at the 136th hour.

140 hit this 10-year-old girl freed from beneath the destruction. usaid rescue officials and dogs continue to 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. across the border in syria there have been challenges getting aid to the victims. >> people have they have not got medicine. they have not got basic hygiene supplies. water and sanitation is in ruins. this is a community for whom the earthquake was one massive hit. the grave danger affects people. for those who survived the >> quake many are left with nothing. temporary accommodations made out of shipping containers.

from the bay area to the quake damaged areas of turkey and syria. about 300 boxes of supplies were gathered, packaged and shipped out today by the turkish american association of northern california. clothes, tents and sleeping bags as well as personal items were included. all of it desperately needed in the earthquake zone. >> baby diapers pre-baby formula. feminine products. those are very essential needs and they are taking from here to is simple by turkish airlines. >> it will take about 24 hours for the emergency supplies to arrive in turkey but constant shipments have been delivered since the quake struck last week. was to bit flown for free by turkish airlines peered much more to come including making progress. an update on caltrans weekend work to replace sections of an east bay freeway and when the lanes will reopen. plus the end of an era. in north bay camera shop shatters its doors after nearly

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>> a portion of i-680 is scheduled to reopen to drivers early tomorrow morning. they have been shut down since friday night. caltrans is replacing sections of freeway and repaving it. concrete will be poured this evening but the rebar installation has been completed. southbound lanes remain open. another closure is scheduled for the same area next weekend. it is the end of an era. a long-standing camera shop is closing for good on sunday. mike's camera shop is closing in mill valley after failing to come to an extended lease agreement. for decades the shop shared their expertise in camera equipment. a shop employee says business has been down since digital photos gained popularity. another location -- other ones will remain open in sacramento, menlo park, pleasant hill and dublin. coming up, a valentine's day family festival where some kids made some do slip three friends.

taking a live look outside. clear and ratherl. spencer christian joins us with your accuweather forecast. >> coming up in sports, is a reunion closer for the warriors? the latest for the trade on gary payton. see you in sports.

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>> spencer joining me now. if only we could have today's warmth on valentine's day. >> maybe this could be the movie groundhog day and repeat the same weather. >> do you have the power to make that happen? >> afraid not. here is a look at what is happening now. calm conditions and dry conditions. rain we had earlier yesterday is a distant memory now. let's take a look at our surface wind speeds. relatively calm but getting breezy near the coast. it is going to get a lot easier going into tomorrow. a wind advisory and effect. let's talk about the warm-up. 20 forever temperature change shows it is six degrees warmer in san francisco than this time yesterday. a low around the bay area it is five to 10 degrees warmer.

clear skies as you can see from this view. 57 in oakland. 59 in palo alto and san jose to 50 at half moon bay pick nice view from emeryville. 50 at napa and fairfield. 62 at concord. 56 at livermore. one more view from our rooftop camera looking across the column and brca 2 appeared increasing winds. tomorrow it is going to be gusty. sunny and breezy tomorrow. a chilly pattern develops tuesday which is valentine's day and that will be followed by some cold mornings coming our way. we will see mainly clear skies overnight. a few passing clouds will sweep i. the morning commute is underway we will see sunny skies developing and remaining sunny throughout the night. overnight low temperatures will drop to 37 in santa rosa.

over the inland east bay lows mainly in the low 40's. livermore will be the chilly spot. 42 at san jose. right around the bay shoreline low temperatures mainly in the low 40's. i talked about the wind earlier. a wind advisory will be any fed from 10:00 tomorrow to 6:00 a.m. tuesday especially for the coastline and the marin coastal mountain range. we will be telling about winds generally out of the northwest at 20 to 30 miles per hour but gusts up to 50 and winds at the intensity can produce downed tree limbs and power outages. highs tomorrow. mid-50's on the coast. low 60's around the bay shoreline. east bay hides in the mid 60's. here is a look at the

accuweather 7-day forecast. valentine's day we get a sharp cooldown. temperatures drop 10 to 12 degrees for monday's levels. it is expected to be a mainly dry and sunny day. cold morning conditions. friday clouds increase with a chance of rain. warmer conditions develop next weekend. >> now abc 7 sports with chris alvarez. >> gary payton a second set in the stands with g.m. bob myers and the bp of basketball operation during last nights loss to the lakers. that seemed like a good sign gp to is here to stay after a wild week. the warriors are clearing the way for the 14 trade to go through keeping payton with the warriors while looking to potentially get further compensation. the warriors believe portland withheld relevant medical information. payton filled his physical early the week -- early this week.

the blazers did not inform the warriors payton had been taking a painkilling medication to help him play and recover from off-season abdomen injury. steve kerr could not fully discuss trade but played his feelings clear. we know it has been an incredibly emotional week. a couple tough losses and other stuff you cannot talk about. and uss where the lock -- can you assess where the locker room is that? >> guys are frustrated for sure. we have lost so many close games. we have not been able to get over the hump and find some momentum. this week has been frustrating with everything that has happened. this is how it goes. this is all part of the nba. there are ups and downs. we have got to carry on. >> you have been in the nba had similar levels for so long. is anything you think in part on your team with the situation you guys are dealing with?

>> i can give them next week off and tell them to sit on a beach somewhere. the all-star break will help. not a whole 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. what we are looking like roster wise with injuries and all that kind of stuff. where we have been as a team not able to close out games and finish games. got to get better. >> jordan poole scored 17 straight at the fourth quarter appeared what do you like about his maturity? >> i like the way he bounce back from what was a frustrating first half for him. he was upset with the officials. for him to be able to shift his focus back to find a way to impact the game was great. he is learning how to do that. i thought tonight was a good

step for him in that regard. steph is the master at that. steph is a perfect example. jp was able to do that tonight. turn a bad game into a good one and give us a chance to win. management phoenix open 30 miles from the super bowl. rickie fowler on the par 3/7. it goes in for a hole in one. finished tied for 10th place. scottie sheffler in big trouble on the famous 16th hole. a famous -- a one-shot lead. gets it on the green. needs to make the next for power. no winter has ever bogeyed the 16th and of the final round. scheffler makes the pot and the crowd goes wild. scheffler wins by two becoming the seventh back winner in tournament history. last year this was his first pga tour win which started a four

win run capped by the masters. steve kerr so gracious with this time even in a loss. what can you do -- put them on a beach for a week. get steph back if gary payton is here. he injects a lot of energy. they need to get through the break. one on monday at home and tuesday. his bobblehead night tomorrow. >> i love bobblehead night. i used to collect a whole bunch of them. >> i have a collection they keeps growing. >> some of them are very rare. i'm going to have to check them out after the show. coming up, a fun family festival where kids get a head start on celebrating valentine's day at thrive city. much more after the break.

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>> tonight, a powerful tranquilizer use to sedate large animals is making its way onto the streets of san francisco. how the city is trying to take action to prevent what could be the next drug overdose crisis. a new program to help artists who suffered losses during our blast of drenching storms last month. those stories and much more tonight on abc seven news at 11:00. love is in the air. a family fun event was held at thrive city in mission day to celebrate valentine's day. the family fest was hosted by thrive city and bay area moms in san francisco. families enjoyed activities involving lovable reptiles, live music, diy valentine's day cards

and much more. the snake is not your favorite. >> it reminds me of those cards when you're little kid in elementary school. i always had the sports once. hard to believe >> this was a foreshadowing of the future. >> sometimes superheroes but other -- but always bothered my parents to find the sports once. >> did you do anything special as a kid? >> everything was baseball. >> that totally makes sense. > i did not ever have a valentine as a kid. valentine as a kid. >> get beyond a card. great party, carly. you must have blown your budget. not exactly. you have great name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello. grocery outlet bargain market want to enjoy eating healthy during the big game? grocery outlet has got you covered. this week, thomas farms. 93% lean grass-fed ground beef is just $4.99 per pound. that's a savings worth celebrating. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪.

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