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--[explosion] kumasi: the home exploded, push to make homes safer. reggie: united airlines retraining some pilots after a flight to sfo nearly ended in disaster. >> got it. kumasi: all hail the celebrations are underway in kansas city as fans celebrate a super bowl win. a look at the memorable moments in the huge announcement from rihanna after halftime. reggie: good morning, it's monday, february 13. kumasi: there's a lot to get you up on but we start with a look at the forecast. drew: areas of dense fog leading to a sunny if not breezy days later this afternoon. right now the problem spots we are focusing on our napa and san jose where we are down to zero miles of visibility.

a live look here from the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see some fog lingering around 9 a.m. and then a cold front moves through. it's going to whip up the wind. gusty wind later this afternoon. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. a wind advisory beginning at 10 a.m. along the coast with wind gusts up to 50 miles per hour. we will show you that in a few minutes, going hour-by-hour to show you the strong gusts of wind. kumasi: thank you, drew. a new look at the explosion that rocked the san francisco sunset district. neighbors outside of a home got hit with debris on sunset avenue. lena howland joins us in live now from san francisco. lena: kumasi a new sense of just how powerful that explosion was on thursday morning that destroyed this home. first-hand accounts from neighbors that were standing right outside when it happened

and some powerful new security video. [explosion] take the home exploded here off 20 2nd avenue, all caught on a neighbors home exterior -- 22nd avenue, all caught on a security camera. shattering glass and -- throughout the block. a caregiver made it out alive but suffered major injuries. one day after the blast police told us a drug lab was being operated inside the home. 53-year-old darren price was arrested friday and faces charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs, and child endangerment. >> what did it feel like? >> a bomb. >> it's a nice neighborhood. the people are nice. then in the middle of the street you've got this guy doing something illegal.

rick: home is one of two that were red tagged. the supervisor plans to hold a private town hall meeting on wednesday night at 5:00 for all the neighbors on the block who have been impacted by the explosion. fire and other city departments will be there to provide resources and support for neighbors so they can move forward. live in san francisco, lena howland. reggie: lena, thank you. the search is on for a driver involved in a deadly hit and run crash south of hostetler road. the victim was found inside her car. chp says a car and a truck believed to be the suspect bus vehicle were founded the scene. investigators believe the driver of the truck took off after the crash. a growing national security concern this morning after a series of unidentified objects

were discovered flying in u.s. airspace over the weekend. jobina, there have been four of these in eight days. jobina: we have learned that the spy balloon from china last weekend out three unidentified objects over the weekend, the most recent was shut down yesterday over lake huron. the octagon shaped structure was unmanned, traveling about 20,000 feet near sensitive sites. so far, no indication of surveillance capabilities for any of the objects seen over the weekend. there are a lot of questions about why so many objects have been detected recently, but the pentagon tells abc news that after the spy balloon from china was discovered norad turned up the sensitivity of radars to detect smaller objects. >> there is a bit of a we won't get fooled again going on. it doesn't mean there are more of them, we are just looking for them now and we are finding more of them. jobina: the latest incident comes one day after a u.s.

fighter jet shut down and on -- shot down an unidentified object over the canadian yukon territory on saturday. a day before that another unidentified object was shut down -- shot down over the coast of alaska. officials are looking for the wreckage from the object shut -- shot down over the yukon but so far hit -- so far efforts have been hampered by the weather. kumasi: kansas city chiefs waking up as super bowl champs again for the first time in -- second time in four years. >> the rush has come. throwing it as far as his arm can take it, well short. the chiefs are the winners of super bowl lvii. kumasi: the chiefs overcame a 10 point deficit. patrick mahomes injured his ankle at the end of the first half but lassiter come back.

holmes is the first black order back to win -- patrick mahomes is the first black quarterback to win two super bowls. >> you didn't see the same joy that we played with and i wanted guys to know that everything we work for is this moment, you can't let the moment overtake you. the guys did that in the second half. they fought until the end. they put it out there on the football field. kumasi: another big talking point this morning is the turf at the stadium. you can see a lot of players were slipping on the grass. get this, the league paid $800,000 for. watching the game, you saw several players changing out their cleats. [cheering] kumasi: reggie: -- reggie: a lot of happy people in kansas city this morning, this is what it looked like just after the game.

gathered at the t-mobile center downtown in kansas city. chiefs fans celebrating long after. philly, quite the opposite. disappointed fans took to the streets. police moved in on the crowd just before midnight -- to help disperse them. some fans got rambunctious, climbing on best -- of bus shelters, up at light poles, but it was hard because the city grease to them so they couldn't climb them. -- greased them so they couldn't climb them. kumasi: this was back when fans were still optimistic, before the game started. reggie: if this is optimism, i don't want anything to do with it. i don't want my car flipped over for no reason. kumasi: just looking for parking, maybe. reggie: wow. kumasi: so, witnesses said the crowd here, this is before the game, fans started to get a little turnt.

they targeted this car because the street got crowded. once they were there people did backflips, cracked the windshield. this was just 30 minutes into kickoff. still to come, the homeless issue heading to the state capital. the discussion happening today on building more affordable housing. reggie: and a world war ii era bomb accidentally going off when a crew tried to diffuse it. drew: take a look at the win today, wind advisory on the coast, gusting up to 50 miles per hour and across the region this evening we have wind gusting up to 20 miles per hour at times. a bright day

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drew: we are seeing areas of dense fog in the south bay and parts of the north bay right now but a cold front will move through this morning and kick out the fog and whip up the wind. here's future weather at 9:00 a.m., fog gets out of here by the afternoon, getting into the 50's and 60's. by that time the wind is strengthening and we will seek gusts on the coastline close to 50 miles per hour. away from the coast we might see up to 20 miles per hour at times. a bright day, windy close to the coast. 62 in oakley. 62 in the city. 66 is the high. in napa, tomorrow another cold moves through valentine's day, dropping temperatures, a chilly day tomorrow with a chance for showers as well. we will go through the weather hour-by-hour and show you the chances in about nine minutes but first we have traffic with jobina this morning.

jobina: starting with the maps, we are following a stall and a transit bus involved on southbound 880. speeds are down to 28 miles per hour in that area, at least one lane is blocked right now with a service alert for vta. this is happening now due to an accident. that's all we have for details right now. help me out on this name, hofstetter and balder? if you are familiar with those stops, the first one is new fore wrapping up with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:42. kumasi: coming up, all the rain that we saw last month could lead to beautiful wild flower blooms. in the big announcement from type 2 diabetes? discover the ozempic® tri-zone.

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kumasi: welcome back, everyone. police drone video capture the moment a world war ii era bomb unexpectedly detonated in southwest england. they were working to disarm the bomb when it went off on friday. it was first discovered earlier in the week during construction week and incredibly -- work, and incredibly no one was help. a family member of the hip hop trio de la soul has died. considered one of the most influential artists of the 80's and 90's. in recent years he said he was battling congestive heart failure, he was 54 years old. happening today, an effort to build more affordable housing in the bay area. a new and sent -- a new

announcement is expected that ie city's housing construction. they have not released a lot of details but they say the legislation will remove barriers many developers face when building low-end mixed income housing. reggie: as the bay area struggles to find a solution to the homelessness crisis, a group of un-housed people put on a play calle wheelchairs. it was presented yesterday by theater of the poor. the entire cast made of people who are unhoused or were once unhoused, per trying the struggles of life on the streets in the triumphs of the community. >> this is not a play done middle-class actors playing poor people. this is ourselves being impacted. we have lived through poverty and struggle. reggie: the city of oakland in its own struggle, last week the state rejected their affordable housing proposal, putting

much-needed funding in jeopardy. friday a federal judge halted the removal of the woods street encampment. the city was supposed to start relocating residents to three other sites but the sites are not ready. the play that we were just showing you will have another showing on the 26 in oakland. kumasi: united airlines pilots undergoing additional training after a report showing a flight nosedived off the coast of maui in december. the plane came within 800 feet of the ocean before it recovered and finished the trip. authorities say pilots gave a voluntary safety report to the faa. the pilots had a total of 25,000 hours of flying time. the airline has not said which crewmember was flying at the time of the nosedive. a spokesperson said safety remains their highest priority. reggie: back to the super bowl, where a lot of the talk is about the halftime show.

rihanna, performing for the first time live in seven years. ♪ kumasi: i thought about you when that song came on. [laughter] reggie: i love that song. after the game, rihanna's team announced she was pregnant. she teased a special guest in the lead up, which is evidently her unborn baby. she is now the first billionaire and a pregnant person to perform at the halftime show. no, you don't get paid for the performance. kumasi: what was i reading? reggie: you have to pay a lot to be in it. kumasi: the songs, the music. like that. several other brands, like makeup rants, people might want to buy that. -- brands, people might want to

buy that. drew: i don't the people know that that was her makeup. like if you don't know her well, a casual fan. reggie: but if you know, you know. drew: yeah but don't you want to tap into that market? reggie: i have never purchased a fenty product in my life, but i'm getting one today. a lip mask. drew: what's a lip mask? reggie: i don't know, but i sought on twitter. drew: are your lips going to be fuller tomorrow? kumasi: moisturized. exciting she's having another baby. reggie: really exciting. kumasi: might not get a tour, might not get an album. reggie: it's not about you. [laughter] kumasi: let her be happy, i'm happy for her. reggie: all the girls are touring, we are good. we have been fed. drew: i was a little stressed.

that money. money for this. kumasi: she's thinking about all of us. [laughter] reggie: she really is. drew: maybe 2024 question mark 2025? you know, you know, take care of us. reggie: you can get off the waitlist, those tickets might happen. kumasi: someone will bless you. [laughter] drew: i love that. low clouds this morning, areas of dense fog lingering through 9 a.m. this morning before a cold front kicks off the fog and the wind. a gusty day, especially on the coastline. tomorrow another cold front bringing sharply cooler weather. a wind advisory including the city, where wind could gust up to 50 miles per hour throughout the day. bright but gusty temperatures, mid-50's to mid-60's later this

afternoon. tonight dropping into the 30's and low 40's under mainly clear skies. tomorrow for valentine's day we have another cold front moving through that will try to bring us isolated showers in the morning but behind that front it turns much colder, especially tomorrow afternoon and wednesday morning and a freeze watch will go into effect wednesday morning for virtually all of us where temperatures drop into the 20's and 30's by wednesday morning. here's the accuweather forecast, gusty and cool today before the cold last hits us tomorrow with isolated showers leading to cold mornings wednesday and thursday. another chance for an isolated shower on friday before we brighten up and warm up for the weekend. guys? reggie: "good morning america" is coming up. kumasi: brittany has a look at what's ahead. >> coming up on the morning after the super bowl we have all the reactions to the big game and the rihanna halftime show

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hazing being investigated at new mexico state university causing them to suspend the basketball program. the victim says he was sexually assaulted by three teammates multiple times over several months and it happened in front of the rest of the team and no one intervened. community members are shocked. >> i want to know the real reason, you know? like what actually happened. if it's true or not. >> my god, that's absolutely

awful. no one should ever be touched in a way that's inappropriate. that's insane. reggie: the university chancellor said he found the team suspension especially necessary after reviewing investigation reports. the coaching staff has been put on paid administrative leave. these days we share most of our lives on the internet but admitting how you got away from police? that might be something that might get you into more trouble. it's exactly what happened to a 23-year-old from texas who posted a video describing how he sped away from a trooper after a routine traffic stop. >> so, y'all, i got away. i got away. round the plug, round the plug. reggie: this five and a half minute video posted to youtube braggs about how he got away, hiding from law enforcement at an apartment complex that day for hours. he was identified, located, and

arrested this week and charged with felony evading. >> he had a cavalier attitude and it places lives at risk. not only does this place the community at risk -- at large in danger but it at danger - places the suspect and trooper in danger. reggie: here's the thing, this is in the first time he's run away from troopers. he was out on bond for doing the same thing just months before. regulators have fined wrigley after two workers fell into a tank -- mars wrigley after two workers fell into a chocolate tank. osha says they did not provide adequate safety training for two contractors working to clean chocolate tanks. fire workers had to drill a hole into the side of the tank to get people out safely. next at 6:30, more layoffs for a

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. concerns about a deadly drug that might already be on the streets. experts say that narcan doesn't work on those overdosing with this. kumasi: the u.s. is shooting down three flying objects in three days. bowlkusi:ootball andthe most adr it's monday, february 14 -- 13th. reggie: first the weather withdrew. -- with drew. drew: you can clearly see low

clouds first thing this morning. it lingering through 9:00 a.m., a cold front moving through here , kicking up the wind and pushing out the fog. later today it's 50's to mid 60's with a wind advisory going into effect along the coastline beginning at 10 a.m., on the coast and including the city you could see wind gusting up to 50 miles per hour. hour-by-hour, we have more on the wind gusts coming up in a few minutes. reggie: san francisco bracing for another battle as a new drug hits the streets, the medical examiner will start testing for the drug that cannot be reversed by narcan. we have more from the newsroom. >> the name of the drug is zaila s known as tranq tranquilizer for large animals,

when mixed with opioids it can be deadly. the dea is warning that tranq is showing up more and more out west. matt dorsey wrote a letter to the medical examiner in support of the efforts to test for it this year. he wants to make sure that the city is set up to monitor for tranq and tests for it. unlike opioids, if someone overdoses it cannot be reversed by the nasal splay -- spray narcan, making tracking the drug that much more critical. clicks god forbid if there is an addictive drug out there for which these interactions are not going to work, it's going to be terrifying. >> put out some kind of public notice in some way to those on the streets so that they know the supply is tainted with tranq so they can protect themselves. >> this mother is worried about

tranq and believes it's already on the streets. the dea lab is reporting a 100% increase of xylazine in the eggs -- illicit drug supply being snuck into deadly opioids like fentanyl over two years. reggie? reggie: thank you. we have covered the drug overdose crisis extensively and have a new documentary. we traveled to and cooper, canada to see how a safe injection site works. the documentary is available on demand or wherever you stream. [explosion] kumasi: new surveillance video showing the moment an explosion rocked the sunset district last week. a home exploding and killing one person inside. lena howland joins us live from

san francisco where a pile of debris is now where that house stood. lena: we are on 20 2nd avenue where the explosion first happened thursday morning, destroying the home behind me and causing serious damage to surrounding homes. neighbors are giving us a new look at the moment of the blast. [explosion] the moment the home exploded here off 20 2nd avenue, all caught on a home security camera. police say a woman inside was killed. a caregiver made it out alive but suffered major injuriesors s lab w, taking aarldspsty by pole he's facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs, and child endangerment as there were two

children living in the home that were at school during the time of the blast. here is what one neighbor had to say who was standing outside across the street when it happened. >> my neighbor and i were showered with glass shards. showered. i kept looking at myself like -- i don't have any -- i'm not injured. there was a woman. as soon as the explosion happened, i could hear this woman just screaming, screaming. i couldn't see her. lena: the two homes on both sides of the blast have been red tagged. one is where a preschool teacher and her family lived. parents now showing their support with a gofundme account that has already raised more than $25,000. upervir holding halinweesy mm resourc --cityhoron this lk h

l be offering support and different resources for these neighbors as they worked to move forward. live in san francisco, lena howland. kumasi: thank you. police want you to keep an eye out for this man, antonio silvey era is 67 and has been missing since saturday evening. he suffers from hearing loss, diabetes, and needs his medication. >> if someone sees him, let us know. we are really worried. this is the second night he will be out. kumasi: he was last seen wearing a gray hat, black jacket, blue pants. contact police if you know where he might be. reggie: a portion of interstate 680 reopening to drivers this morning. back open after a repaving project over the weekend. caltrans crews shut down that stretch of the road friday night wh of

ay. anr clos scheduled the same area next week develope mystery of a knife done if i -- of unidentified objects flying over u.s. airspace. this morning white house officials are saying that the chinese claims are false. the u.s. military shot down another object yesterday. the fourth shutdown from the sky in eight days. officials say it was octagon shaped and is not appear to have been equipped with surveillance equipment. aviation experts say more information is needed. >> until we can get to the ground and analyze the wreckage we will not know for sure if it is innocuous or is another spy balloon. kumasi: one day after -- the incident came one day after an object were shot off the alaskan coast. all of these have

ie: americans in russia are being advised to leave as soon as possible under a risk of wrongful detention. russian security first -- services are targeting foreign organizations they deem undesirable. kumasi: the earthquake that devastated turkey has had a death toll of over 36,000 people rescued -- people. rescue efforts are continuing. jobina: at least 130 four people are under investigation in turkey for the construction of buildings that collapsed during the earthquake. dozens of arrest warrants have been issued for contractors and other workers. at least two property owners have already been arrested. officials say they were taken into custody at airports as they tried to leave the country. >> the justice ministry has formed an investigations unit to look into injuries among residents and it will be anna

norma's task, when you consider the scale of distrust -- destruction. thousands of buildings destroyed. jobina: some stories of hope has mortised -- survivors are pulled from the destruction from over the weekend. a 13-year-old girl who spent seven days trapped under a building, saved. a 10-year-old rescued from a hole cut in the floor. there is a growing humanitarian crisis though in syria this morning where there is now a cholera outbreak. reggie? reggie: thank you. more assistance from the bay area is on its way to the quake damaged areas. 300 boxes of supplie gathered, packaged, and shipped out yesterday at the turkish association of northern california. clothes, tents, personal items were included, all of it desperately needed in the earthquake zone. >> baby diapers. baby formulas. feminine products, these are all very essential needs.

they are taken from here to istanbul by turkish airlines. reggie: it takes about 24 hours for the emergency supplies to arrive and constant shipments have been being delivered since right after the quake struck last week, most of it flown for free by turkish airlines. still to come, more job cuts headed to meta. kumasi: taking a live look at the big board, another update on the markets is next. reggie: two strangers bound together by the super bowl. how they proved it's more than just a game. stay with us on our streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00, live weekdays from 7 a.m. to 8 a.m., but only streaming. download the app now wherever you stream. drew: we are waking up to temperatures in the 30's and 40's with areas of dense fog first thing right now. some spots have visibility down to half a mile. the fog won't linger long this

morning. we have a cold front crossing through this morning bringing about stronger wind is the day goes on. right now the wind is generally light if not calm across the region. wind gust on the tracker showing you that as you go through the day the wind strengthens first on the coast, half noon bay has a gust of 50 miles per hour and as the afternoon and evening goes on, away from the coast we have wind gusting 10 to 30 miles per hour. a windy day for a lot of us but a bright day. 60 in the city, 65 in santa rosa. 62 in san mateo and the three day forecast shows you today is bright and tomorrow another cold front through on valentine's day, bringing about much colder air and a chance for an isolated shower antifreeze watch going into effect early wednesday morning. hour-by-hour on future weather we show you the shower chances.

let's check on the traffic this morning. jobina: good morning, everyone. a couple of issues to get to this morning, fairfield there is a crash right now involving five vehicles on westbound 80 near waterman. speed is down to 12 miles for our in that spot with a stalled ac transit bus on hayward southbound on 880 before tennyson road. repair for delays in that area. and at the bay bridge toll plaza metering lights came on at 5:49 this morning. the bigger story this morning is all the fog that you will face going through emeryville. we have a live picture showing you emeryville, you can barely make out the

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reimagine the response to dealing with people who have a mental health crisis. dispatching emts and social workers to nonviolent emergencies. the goal is to avoid deaths at the hands of law enforcement. the study found people with untreated mental illness are 16 times more likely to be killed by law enforcement. >> this is a wellness check. we are not here to drag you away. people see the police and they have a perception of them. they see us and the window is open and we have a chance to go through it. kumasi: portland, denver, colorado have joined the lists of cities with a de-escalation program in place. advocates say these efforts are not enough, though. reggie: preparing for more layoffs. it's not clear how many cuts will happen this time.

meta already cut 11,000 jobs november. a live look at the stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. positive territory, up 77 points. kumasi: it's the end of the era of mike's camera shop. they spend one last weekend open before closing down for good. they failed to come to an extended lease agreement. for x -- for decades they share their expertise on camera equipment. business has been down since digital photos got popular. mike's will stay open in sacramento, pleasant hill, menlo park. artists and art organizations impacted by storms in december and january can get funds for flood damage. the arts commission is offering money. artists can get $2500 and art groups are eligible for $5,000. the photos that you see here are from a street artist who was able to save his paintings from

a flooded studio. they are accepting applications through march 1. reggie: heavy rain at the beginning of the year could lead to an incredible site this spring. the department of recreation said that the record rainfall will likely bring spectacular wild flower blooms. super blooms happen when heavy drought kills off grasses and weeds that take nutrients. colorful california poppies, desert sunflowers, primroses, desert lilies and more. however visitors are advised to not pick the flowers and to stay on the trail. dave chapelle is returning to napa to perform at the blue note jazz festival. according to our media partner the standard, he told last year's crowd that he would not return because of a 10:00 p.m. noise ordinance on musical performances. it's confirmed that he is returning this year to the festival. the festival kicks off during the last weekend in july.

kumasi: the kansas city and philadelphia eagles battled out in super bowl lvii last night in arizona and it went down as the third most scoring super bowl in history. in the bay area, plenty of fans watched the game. even some san franciscans participated in the festivities. there was a super bowl watch party. organizers say 50 people came out to join in on the fun. >> we accomplished a sense of human interaction. that every single person, no matter their level in society they are on, no matter where they are in life, they have a heart, soul, mind. reggie: more than a dozen -- kumasi: more than a dozen people stayed to watch the game and it was designed to help unhoused residents. ♪ reggie: they mentioned it only

really briefly so you may have missed it but we want to give it it's time, for the first time an all-female team of pilots flew over state farm stadium during the pregame on sunday, commemorating 50 years of women aviators in the navy. one pilot said she has always loved watching flyovers. >> commemorating something so special for the people who have paved the way for us. if our faces and us flying over the super bowl gives that one person, that one child that dream, that motivation to do what we are, i think it's worth it. reggie: zimmerman grew up in the bay area and was inspired by her pilot to become a filer -- by her father to become a pilot. kumasi: the annual puppy bowl was historic, for the first time ever going into overtime.

they tied it up in the fourth quarter when the final whistle blew, team fluff took home the coveted lomb this game featured puppies from animal shelters and rescues from across the nation. reggie: some say that your strongest muscle is your mind. a woman 102 years old works on that every day, all business leading her exercise class in elkhorn. where is she question work there she is. she says her goal is to keep everyone healthy and walking on their own. >> it's a half-hour of exercise that does your whole body. six, seven. don't get ahead of me. eight. nine. 10. kumasi: [laughter] don't get ahead of me. reggie: she says she plans on

coaching for as long as she can. her motto in life is if you do anything, do it right. kumasi: ok, miss bailey. we won't get ahead of you. reggie: don't get fancy. [laughter] reggie: you think she is one of those coaches who is like -- eight, 8, 8. drew: i was like -- 5, 4, four, no. [laughter] reggie: your dying. kumasi: rude. drew: you can do anything for 30 seconds? this is hard. reggie: we can do hard things. shut up. [laughter] drew: our inner monologue. reggie: where is this beach body you speak of? [laughter] drew: good morning, let's go outside. here is sutro tower right now. we are finding some low-level fog this morning.

so, areas of dense fog to greet you on your monday. it's a sunny day later on but quite windy with a cold front moving through and tomorrow it's cooler for valentine's day but also a chance for an isolated shower. mile a visit is -- visibility. sorng ang tclin hour at times. a bright day. breezy if not gusty. close to the coast you will feel stronger wind, mid-50's to mid-60's for afternoon highs. tonight, chili with mainly clear skies. dipping into the 30's and low 40's into valentine's day. future weather, another cold front tomorrow bringing us an isolated shower tomorrow. the bigger impact, it will feel cold tomorrow and wednesday morning when a freeze watch goes

into effect for temperatures starting out in the 20's and 30's. bright and breezy, isolated shower possible tomorrow. much colder for your tuesday leading to cold mornings wednesday and thursday. reggie: thanks, drew. a kansas city chiefs fan and philadelphia eagles fan attended the super bowl together. they bonded after one of the men donated his kidney to the other more than two years ago. they served together in the marine corps but apparently didn't like each other during their time of service. however, when eagles fan billy reached o i of social media, cn said he was a match. >> i was shocked. when he said he was a match and would be in town next week, i cried. >> i don't think i could have lived with myself if i could do something but didn't. reggie: the two men sat together rooting for theirs -- their respective teams.

kumasi: the warriors took on the lakers. lebron james was nursing an injured foot. but still found a way to make headlines. >> take a look. not playing, such an impact. watch on the right. [laughter] >> she had no idea that is who was going to plop down next to her. >> her and her friend have got great seats. kumasi: they do have some good seats. reggie: that's what i'm trying to figure out. who are they the sons and daughters of? what's that? kumasi: so, lebron took a seat at the center where they were right next to an unassuming young fan. to say that she was shocked is an understatement. i guess she would be shocked. but i would expect somebody. not lebron, though. i would expect he somewhere. reggie: maybe they have never

sat there before, you know? who knows what that was. kumasi: it's a story. reggie: it is a story. kumasi: where are you? reggie: the boy was ready, though. kumasi: low-key. reggie: real quick. that was smart. didn't say anything, did you notice? didn't bother him. kumasi: will we don't know. when did lebron realize? you don't think there was a moment? reggie: you don't think we saw that? kumasi: i think he had to acknowledge her at some point. in my mind. up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: in my mind, he looked straight ahead. [laughter] kumasi: cute. reggie: you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand. available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire, and roku. kumasi: as we had to break we take a live look outside at 6:55. reggie: is this in

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kumasi: seven things to know this morning. number one, police say a drug lab had been operating in the san francisco home that exploded last week. a person died. a resident of the home has been arrested, booked for manslaughter, child endangerment , manufacturing drugs. reggie: the u.s. military shot down a fourth object yesterday after it entered u.s. airspace in michigan. kumasi: the death toll in the earthquake in turke over 36,000. yesterday more survivors were pulled from the rubble. the turkish government is starting to take legal action against the constructors of the buildings that collapsed. reggie: keep an eye out for this man, antonio sivera. he has memory loss and has been missing since saturday and is in need of medication. drew: low fog this morning is creating dense fog.

the wind takes over at 9 a.m., turning gusty later this afternoon with temperatures in the 50's and 60's. a wind advisory at 10 a.m. today. jobina: live pictures of the fog here starting for you at the toll plaza. traffic is backed up. a life picture here of emeryville, thingsovg little fmr kumasi: the kansas city chiefs are waking up sup. the bigger news from yesterday is rihanna is pregnant. revealing it during her halftime show. reggie: and she will be on "good morning america" this morning talking to michael strahan. did you see the video someone took of her right after, celebrating? looked like opening champagne. spraying her down with champagne. kumasi: it was cute. reggie: she looked pleased. kumasi: i was pleased. drew: i was pleased. reggie: i loved it.

those platforms? good morning, america. for our viewers in the west kansas city and their fans waking up with a big victory. champions. >> and the kansas city chiefs have won super bowl lvii. >> winning their second title in four years, topping the philadelphia eagles in a game that came down to the final seconds. mvp patrick mahomes playing through the pain, leading a second half comeback, and the kelce brothers sharing this emotional moment on the field. what you may have missed from the instant classic. three unidentified objects shot down by the u.s. in three days, less than a week after taking down the chinese spy balloon. officials now scrambling to

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