>> not able to move. >> a new drug hitting the streets. in the fight against the fentanyl crisis, san francisco is now bracing for another battle. good evening and thank you for joining us. i am dion lim. you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. efforts are underway to stop the powerful tranquilizer from becoming a deadly street drug. tara campbell has been following the story and has information about the drug and how the city is exactly trying to prepare. tara: the drug is better known as tranq on the s more concerning is that it cannot be reversed by narcan. the medical examiner says they will start testing for the drug

this year, coming as a relief for folks with loved ones on the streets. jackie berlin holds a picture of her son, corey. he is battling addiction on the streets and she is worried about tranq. >> he said whatever was in the drugs he took made it so that he could not move his body. tara: veterinarians to sedate large animals and when mixed with already powerful opioids, it is deadly. >> i believe the drug is already on the street, unfortunately. tara: the dea warns the drug is showing up more and more out west. over a two month. -- over a two month there were more amounts of the drug being snuck into deadly opioids like fentanyl. >> i want to make sure that our city's monitoring for this and testing for it. tara:

it is important to start testing overdose victims for the drug this year. >> what we are doing given the crisis we are facing is life-saving, and we have to fight this. tara: and because it is not an opioid, and overdubs caused by this drug cannot be reversed by narcan, the nasal treatment relied on to save somebody lives. >> narcan is deployed thousands of times a year citywide. tara: making the crackdown of the drug even more important, says the supervisor. >> if narcan is not going to work, it is going to be terrifying. tara: as for jackie, she is following the medical examiner's move to test for tranq. >> what are public notices to those on the streets so they

know that the supply is tainted with tranq so they can protect themselves. dion: tara campbell has the drug overdose crisis extensively and has just put together an abc 7 originals documentary. she traveled to north america' first ever safe injection site in vancouver, canada, to see how it works. her documentary is on-demand wherever you happen to stream. we are getting a new look tonight at the explosion that rocked san francisco's sunset district earlier this week. new surveillance video sh moment a home on 20 2nd avenue exploded, neighbors right outside. tonight, neighbors are telling us what happened and what followed on thursday morning's explosion, which left one person dead. >> my neighbor and i were showered with last shards.

i kept looking at myself do not have any -- i am not injured. there was a woman. as soon as the explosion happened, i could hear this woman just screaming. dion: investigators say a narcotics lab was operating inside the home. 53-year-old suspect is in custody. some of the homes on the neighborhood are now condemned because of the damage. at town hall discussion is being held on wednesday for those impacted by the explosion. it will offer resources and information for those in need of help. moving to the south bay, flames tore through a home and spread to another. cruz responded tonight to a home on york avenue. we are seeing fr department videos that the flames engulfed the home. no word tonight on injuries or

exactly what sparked the flames. investigators are now searching for a hit and run driver who they say intentionally struck a woman in castro valley. this happened 7:30 last night in the parking lot of first presbyterian church. authorities say a man driving a nissan sentra they have initially brushed against a 77-year-old woman. this led to a shouting match between the two. the driver then turned the car around and purposely hit the woman, knocking her onto the hood of his car before she fell to the ground. the woman had to be taken to the hospital but she is expected to be ok. developing news. police are asking for help to locate a missing san leandro resident. antonio silva area is 67 years old and has been missing since saturday evening. he suffers from memory loss and diabetes and is in dire need of medication. >> if someone sees him, please let us know.

you are really worried. this will be the second 90 is out. dion: he was last seen wearing a black jacket and green pants. contact san leandro police if you know his whereabouts. now to the earthquake the death toll has risen over 33000 and turkish officials have asked for help on reconstruction of those collapsed buildings. reporter: as rescuers pull survivors from the rubble nearly one week after that catastrophic earthquake, t dozens of arrest warrants, targeting people involved in the collapse of buildings that killed thousands of families as they slept. prosecutors accuse them of trying to flee the country. warden -- more than 33 thousand

people killed across turkey and syria, and more than -- and even more injured. hundreds of thousands of survivors are now homeless, struggling below freezing temperatures. after nearly seven days trapped underneath this building, rescuers finding this 17-year-old. she says she is not hurt. through the mangled rebar, they pull her out to save her. another one of those miracles, this man. we shared his story on world news this weekend. he was rescued after 94 harrowing hours. his mother and family holding a vigil nearby for all of those days, never giving up hope he returned to the scene and that ominous pile of rubble is still there. for a moment, the elation he has carried since his rescue seemed to give way to a growing realization of just how lucky he is.

i really don't know what to say, he told us. as for those arrests, the justice minister here has informed that the investigations bureau will look into the depths of people here, undoubtedly beginning and an enormous task of sustaining the -- of surveying the destruction here. abc news. dion: meantime, more assistance from the bay area on the way to the damaged areas of turkiye and syria. supplies were packed and shipped out today by the turkish association of northern california. personal items were included. all desperately needed in the earthquake. >> maybe -- baby feminine products, those are very essential needs. they are taking from here to stumble by turkish airlines. dion: it will take 24 hours for

the emergency supplies to arrive in turkiye. constant supplies have been delivered right after the quake m.v.p. p kans chiefs to win over thesurow>> got it! dion: abc 7 sports will have much more on the highlights, but first, 49ers were not at the super bowl this year, but that did not keep fans from partying hard in the bay area. eagle stands - flocked a well-known bay in san francisco. j.r. stone takes a look. j.r.: we often talk about the bigger extravagant super bowl parties, but in san francisco on sunday afternoon, there was a special party for those individuals who sadly are often

forgotten about, those who live on the streets or just do not have a place to call home. this for the un-housed. they sold food, and even had a barber on site. they said this year they had around 50 people come. more than a dozen stayed there and watched the game with those from the synagogue and their family members. >> what this accomplishes is a sense of human interaction that every single person, no matter what level of society they are on, no matter where they are in life, they have a heart, soul, mind. when you turn to somebody with a smile and love, that triggers something else is inside of them and it really draws out the positive energy in that individual. j.r.: this super bowl party was one of 10 across the nation designed to help unhoused

individuals. as for the atmosphere of fun and energetic, despite the fact there were a few more fans of the losing philadelphia eagles there in attendance, all in all fun times for sure. in san francisco, j.r. stone, abc 7 news. dion: inclusive celebration. a victorious roar echoed through the streets of kansas city as the chiefs hold off a super bowl win tonight. [cheering] check out that sea of red. fans gathered to watch the party at the central arena's in kansas city. chiefs fans at the red kingdom block party will be celebrating long after the game. tickets to that event were sold out. and tonight in philadelphia, disappointed eagles fans took to the streets of downtown. police in yellow vests move in on the crowd tonight. some fans can get rambunctious

and climbed above bus shelters. coming and an end of an era. a camera shot in the bay closed its doors after 50 years of business. also, launching a new program to help artists who suffered losses during the storms of last month. >> the bay area is calm right now but it will be gusty tomorrow. i will have the forecast coming do we still need these pregnancy tests? everyone is making room (kids yell and giggle) yeah, no. for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with the same technology doctors use to test for covid-19. great party, carly.

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they have been shut since friday night. caltrans is replacing sections of the freeway and repaving it. they sent these photos of the work today with southbound lanes remaining open. another closure is scheduled for this area next weekend. to the north bay where a long-standing camera shop in the north bay closed its doors for good today. mike's camera shop closed after they failed to come to an extended lease agreement. for decades, employees shared their expertise on camera equipment. this is now down due to the popularity of digital photos. other mike's camera locations will remain open in sacramento. artists and art w agents impacted by a series of storms in january and december can receive funds for flood damage for infant cisco arts fund. f

$500omn anotreet artist fitch. he was able to save his art paintings from his studio. the san francisco arts commission is receiving applications through march 1. a family event was held in mission bay to celebrate valentine's day. the valentines family fest was hosted by the bay area moms of san francisco. families enjoyed activities such as lovable reptiles, live music, diy valentine's day cards, and so much more. spencer: valentine's day is on the way. dion: they are very cute. everyone's mother got something. spencer: still, it was a lovable snake. dion: and a lovable forecast? spencer: things are looking good. let's take a look at what is

going on right now. the surface right now is really all him -- really calm across the region, but tomorrow will feel really gusty and the wind advisory i will get to shortly. we look at the 24 hour temperature change and most locations are two or three degrees warmer than they were at this time last night. we take a live view from the exploratorium camera. currently it is 50 degrees in san francisco, 49 in oakland, 42 at santa clara. a nice clear view from the eastern hills camera looking along the bay bridge. other temperature ranges right now, low 40's for santa rosa, fairfield at 48 degrees. one more live view from our rooftop camera going across the embarcadero. these are the forecast headlines. we clear out the night with increasing winds.

nny and bezy rrow, gusty at the coast. then it will turn sharply cooler on tuesday with cooled mornings just -- with cold mornings. some high clouds passing over and it will be a sunny day tomorrow before the clouds again arrive on tuesday. overnight lows tonight, 42 in napa. over the inland dent east bay, about 38. southbay lows, 42 in san jose. and mainly low 40's right along the bay shoreline. let's talk about the wind advisory i mentioned earlier. the wind affect mainly for the coast and the marin county mountains. the wind gusts will be up to around 50 miles per hour, which are generally out of the northwest. especially in the higher peaks above 58 miles per hour. winds like this can cause downed

trees and power outages. tomorrow, mid-50's on the coast, low 60's around the bay shoreline. a few mid to upper 60's in the north bay. here is the extended forecast. starting tuesday morning, a cold front will sweep through on tuesday, bringing a few clouds. on friday, we have a cold front that might bring measurable rainfall to the bay area. it will start in the morning but end very quickly. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. dion and i were talking about valentine's day. tuesday will be a nice and clear day, but a bit chilly, so you will want to bundle up. and we will have very cold mornings on wednesday and thursday. on friday, there is that chance of rain, and next week we start to warm up. chilly but pleasant. dion: i would still call that lovable. thanks.

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or live chat at calhope.org today. >> ♪ dion: for the first time an all-female team of pilots flew over state farm stadium during the super bowl pregame sunday. the flyover commemorates 50 years of women aviators within the u.s. navy. one aviators says she has always loved watching flyovers. >> we are commemorating something so special for people who have paved the way for us. if us flying over the super bowl gives that one person, one child that dream, that motivation to do what we are, i think it is worth it. dion: that is awesome. commanders and women has bay

area roots and grew up in san jose. she was inspired by her father to become apply -- become a pilot. there was some sadness in the white house over the final score of the super bowl. before the game, president biden retweeted this photo of the first lady who was going for the philadelphia eagles. president biden wrote, as your president, i am not picking favorites, but as jill biden's husband, fly, eagles, fly. unfortunately, the eagles lost a close one tonight. and the second-biggest football event occurred during super bowl sunday and is all for a good cause. the puppy bowl kicked off on animal planet in order to find forever homes for these puppies. 22 pups played shelters across the country. the team that ends up with the

most chew toys in the end zone wins the game. team fluff wins against team rough for the second year in a row. how cute. from puppies to the big game in arizona between the chiefs and eagles, chris alvarez joins us with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, the nfl season wrapping up in arizona. chiefs and eagles go down to the wire and a familiar champion is crow

>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: for the amazing season the 49ers had, it was the last two teams they lost to playing in super bowl lvii in arizona. the brothers play against each other. at looks like disaster here as patrick mahomes gets tackled and re-has high ingle sprain. it second half. fourth quarter, my homes to a wide open for darius tony. my homes is fired up.

it is tony again and there has never been a punt return touchdown in super bowl history and tony got pretty close. missed this thing by only five yards, still the longest punt return in the history of the super bowl, and that would lead a miss. mahomes to a wide open sky chiefs up eight with less than 10 minutes to go. jalen hurts going to devonta smith who cannot stay in bounds. three touchdowns in the super bowl. they still need a two point conversion and hurts calls his own number on the two pointer, ties the game up with only five minutes left to play. but the chiefs drive the ball down, and harrison butker kicks the game with eight seconds to go. the eagles coach, he can see the

end as the last second will go nowhere. mahomes wins his second super bowl m.v.p.. chiefs win 38-35. >> how does it feel to get two? is it different? >> at has not even sat in yet. the time of my career, the failure of the last two years, losing the super bowl, but this one hits different. the first one, it was all happy, and this one you appreciate the hard work it took to get here. >> we worked hard to have this opportunity and to come up short, it is tough. chris: gary payton is s with the warriors after a wild week of feeling his physical. the warriors have approved him to go through, which means james wiseman is headed to the pistons and the

even more official. we will learn much more on the warriors side of things. abc 7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. dion: thank you. coming up next, a highflying mystery deep into the u.s. the u.s. military shot down another object, this time over lake huron, michigan. it is the third unidentified object brought down in as many days. and as you see, some eagles fans get rallied tonight, but it is get rallied tonight, but it is 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 looking for some great snacks during the big game. grocery outlet has got you covered.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. dion: the u.s. military down another high-altitude subject -- object sunday afternoon over lake huron. it is the latest in a string of incidents that are keeping the pentagon with a close eye oamica reporter:icls have coir tcanotr gh-altitude objects shot down sunday afternoon, this

time overlake here on -- lake huron. the pentagon thing tonight they have been keeping a closer watch on american airspace since the discovery of the chinese spy balloon earlier this month. >> even though we have not yet been able to identify what the recent objects are, out of an abundance of caution to protect our security and interests. reporter: today's incident comes days after another object was shot down in canadian and u.s. planes were scrambling to scope it out. president biden speaking to canadian prime minister justin trudeau, giving the green light for a u.s. fighter jet to take the shot. >> i also spoke with president biden and confirmed together that we will continue to do everything necessary to protect

the sovereigntyrece.port satur't comes one day ate shot down a sr object over alaska. this also comes on the heels of the u.s. shooting down a suspected chinese spy balloon off the coast of north carolina. >> shooting the balloon down in the atlantic once it flew over all the military bases, it is very disturbing. i am glad this administration is taking it more seriously with respect to the balloons, but we have got a whole bigger problem with china. reporter: senate chuck schumer depended -- defended the handling of the situation. >> we will be able to piece together this whole surveillance balloon and know exactly what is going on. reporter: schumer says the gains intelligence information while surveilling that balloon. abc news, atlanta. dion: developing news, russi

winter assault is gaining ground in ukraine. video shows russian soldiers gaining control of another ukrainian city. this is the most difficult phase of the war so far, one person saying russia has more than 350 soldiers who are mobilized to fight. the fierce tactics used by this and men who refused to fight were reportedly executed in front of other recruits. basketball season has come to an end and new mexico state university has alarming sex assault allegations. the men's program has been suspended for the rest of the season after a member of the team claimed he was assaulted by three of his teammates. the unnamed victim told police that this happened multiple times in front of the team with no defense from other players.

>> i think individual basis. whether people on the team knew : the coaching staff is now on paid administrative leave. the school's chancellor says the investigation has left him heartbroken. some eagles fans got rallied even before the super bowl began. of fans flipping over a car in philadelphia. this is say the crowd started to target the car after a street got crowded and someone today backflip off of the car's hood. this happened 30 minutes before kickoff. researchers in the bay area are turning to some small local creatures to help balance the effect of climate change. all of this part of building a better bay area.

whether anchor spencer christian explains how clams of all things could help improve the local east coast system. spencer: these are young clams and even though the individual species are different, they have something important in common. their shells. at san francisco's pre wild ecologists are using nesting pods made up of ground-up oyster shells attract growing oysters. it is shoreline projects that may eventually help the broader ecosystem. >> we are anticipating more oysters coming in and those that settle to survive and grow. and hopefully reproduce on their own. spencer: meanwhile, a shor drive north, researchers from uc davis are also using ground-up shells, this time from clams. their goal is to combat the threat from global warming, a threat caused by pollution from fossil fuels picking the

seawater more acidic. >> the idea i am working on is that purposeful emission of shell material into sediments and interact with the seawater and actually buffer against the changes we are seeing due to the climate change. spencer: anna began collecting the shells near the uc davis green laboratory at bodega bay. and wanted to learn if acid-fr buffering components in the shells could keep habitats less acidic. >> we did see a buffering effect. in addition to the chemistry changing and data suggesting that was the case, we also saw with the clam growth that the clams grew more shells than those without it. spencer: she is hoping that mixing shells into the squishy breeding ground can help young clams their five and to develop a more balanced shoreline eare acidic. even if surrounding

? the presidio, wildlife ecologist jonathan young says that the oyster pods are also having success, getting used to the chemistry of their new homes. >> there has been a lot of recruitment, which means that there are larvae sliding -- floating along the bay have landed on these structures. spencer: there are two research projects, both reimagining research and nature-based techniques to create a better echo system -- ecosystem for california. native populations in the bay area use shells in various ways to bolster their local ecosystems. dion: i never would have known. appreciate that report. coming up, the return of customers in a bay area restaurant is all due to a seven second video. a woman helped save business with one social media post.

the power of social media. and taking a live look outside where it is cool and clear. spencer says we are in for some windier weather soon. we will find out what to expect in i'm karen.

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dion: the pandemic hits small businesses hard and the restaurant are still feeling the lasting impact. tonight, a daughter took to social media all in hopes that people would come back to her family's restaurant in santa rosa. j.r. stone shows how they came back in big numbers. j.r.: this might look like another busied restaurant, but last month, things looked a lot different at lee's noodle house in santa rosa. 21-year-old jennifer lee posted this seven second video on tiktok, showing her dad leaning

against the counter. sheroteakes me so sad to see my parendoor to eat at ther. e added music so the clip sounds like this. >> ♪ d takes ♪ >> it was slow and a lot of people left because of the pandemic and the virus, so i think i felt sorry for them. j.r.: 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 is running out of business because of covid. i saw that and it broke my heart. >> my dad always talked about how he is stressed and tired of waiting around and where we have to close early, so i made the video to help them out a bit. j.r.: as of late wednesday, the video has racked up more than

987,000 views. digital markers i spoke with shows that tiktok, instagram, and youtube videos are not just used for entertainment videos anymore. they are used to get information. >> all of us came out of the pandemic discovering the restaurants we used to go to may not be open anymore. a huge percentage of them just disappeared the last couple of years, so finding a restaurant near me is one of the top search terms. j.r.: as for jennifer's dad who went from waiting to packing bags, he says he is grateful for the support. >> a lot of people from the community came out to support us and i am thankful. j.r.: in santa rosa, j.r. stone, deebo. dion: seven seconds

difference. do you have a tiktok? spencer: i do not. [laughter] dion: i will help you get started. spencer: i have to get to whether paid we have a wind advisory on tuesday for the coast. the winds will gust up to 50 miles per hour, and that could down tree limbs and powered lines. as we look at the accuweather 7-day forecast, you see temperatures will drop by valentine's day, but it will be sunny with cold mornings to follow. we will get a warm up next weekend. dion: thank you. once again to chris alvarez with a preview of sports. chris: coming up in sports, head coach steve kerr weighs in on the emotions. and how patrick mahomes led his team to a second title in seas everyone is making room hm.

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>> abc 7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. chris: warriors set to speak tomorrow morning. we will learn more about what happened the last week. gary payton is back with the warriors. while head coach steve kerr could not speak about the trade, he gave me insight into what has been a different week. it has been an emotional week, tough losses. can uss where the locker room is at and the removed -- can you assess where the locker room is at and where the mood is? >> some close games and we have not been able to get over the hump to gather 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, so we have got to carry on. chris: is there anything you can do? you have been at the nba for so long that you can impart on your

team this particular situation they are dealing with? >> i can give them the next week off. the break would help, but not a whole lot. i shared my own experiences with the team at times if it is relevant, if that could help them. sometimes there is nothing there, but this is the reality of where we are. we are looking like wise with injuries and where we have been as a team, not being able to close out games and finish games, so we have got to get better. chris: former warrior watching the game at stanford. just before the first quarter buzzer, cardinals up 16. i'm a no poop -- five of six from deep.

the final games of the year our next weekend. patrick mahomes super bowl m.v.p. award. mahomes re-aggravated his ankle injury in the first half, leading kansas city to three touchdowns, and ultimately finished with 800 yards passing, adding 44 more rushing yards, becoming the first winner since kurt warner in 1999 to win the nfl m.v.p. on the super bowl m.v.p. in the same season. >> to come back and win the game, i felt like i played better when we are down. you will remember these games the rest of your life and you watch these games on tv and i am glad to enjoy this. chris: final of the waste management in phoenix. here is your shot of the day. ricky phelan on the park

seventh, and this will roll in. defending champion leader scottie sheffler on the famous 16th hole, up against the hole on the one shot lead. it's this thing up on the grain, but needs to make the next four. no winner has ever bogey-ed the last round. picking the pond and the crowd goes wild. scheffler wins by two, becoming the first back-to-back winner in history. sharks and capitals. less than three minutes in, t-rex get the turnover. erik karlsson with a nice pass. his fifth goal of the year, san jose. 18th goal of t 31. the sharks fans love it. they take three of four to

finish a long eight-game road trip. abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino. dion: thanks. a reminder you can always watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area tv app. it is available for apple tv and google tv along with amazon fire tv and wrote --oku. download the app now and start streaming for free. that is it for this edition of abc7news at 11:00. i am dion lim. from spencer and kris and

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