explosion and fire that took down her neighbors home. she had so grateful she and her husband and six-year-old daughter were not home when the explosion rocked their neighborhood. she is still badly shaken. >> it is terrible. trie.cannot sleep. >> the fire department says the blast was so strong it could be heard 20 blocks away and two homes were knocked off their foundation. there are still awaiting for official confirmation from police peered four different neighbors identified this man as darren price. this is video of him thursday soon after he got word of the explosion. he is visibly upset. police say a disabled woman died in deadly explosion and fire. neighbors say that was his wife. the woman's caretaker was severely burnt. >> it is so terrible. her name is lily church she is from thailand. >> as for price police arrested

him friday and he faces charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufacturing drugs and child endangerment. she says price, his wife and two kids moved in two years ago. she cannot believe the turn of events and what he is accused of . >> how can you do this type of business with your wife and you have kids in there? >> she and her husband say a few other things at his home perplex them. supplies and industrial equipment were dropped off. >> i saw a big white truck back up to their house. i said this is odd. >> we know what he was using his large metal sink for. >> he and price would chat in the mornings. garth is british. price said he was australian. price also told garth he flipped homes for a living. >> he seemed like a nice enough guy.

>> it is terrible not only to his own family but he has caused devastation to us as well and the family on the other side. they have lost their house. >> her family has lost everything in their home. >> all gone. >> the parents at winning bridge, the preschool she works at have raised nearly $30,000 for her and her family through a gofundme campaign. >> we are grateful the current and for of the school have pulled together and taken the initiative and on this. -- and him this. >> to nice oakland police commission meeting that was to consider the fate of embattled chief armstrong has been postponed until wednesday. the mayor placed armstrong on administrative leave last month after investigation concluded he mishandled a misconduct case involving nopd sergeant. last week a news website published the confidential report. >> the reason the c

found to be not credible is because members of his own command staff and this included deputy chief's and his chief of staff, the statements they gave to the investigators differed from chief armstrong's. >> armstrong told abc 7 news friday the findings are completely inaccurate. to build more affordable housing is getting a little help from sacramento. legislation was introduced to further streamline and accelerate housing permits. we in belinda's is in the newsroom. it is going to be hard for san francisco to meet that goal. >> even affordable housing experts have their doubts. you have to come up with the funding to see the project through. before that there is the approval process and the permitting process. what cities and the state are trying to do is fast-track the process to build more units.

>> there was no housing i could afford. >> elaine told her story of being homeless and then living in a shelter unable to afford housing in san francisco. when the offer to live at this 140 four unit building on brian street came up. >> i pinched myself a couple times and i was like this is actually mine. i can actually shut the door. i can actually shower. >> the building she now lives in went through what is called a streamlining approval process. under a bill authored by state senator scott wiener in 2017 which means instead of waiting on average two years for the plans to be approved it only took four months. overall the building was up and operational 30% faster than average. >> it is very simple. if you meet all the rules, if you meet the zoning and the setbacks and designs and everything else, you get your permit. >> in the past anyone could hire

an attorney to attempt to stop the construction of an affordable housing building for any reason. >> they can file a lawsuit and tinkle up the process for years. >> not anymore. today weiner introduced legislation to expand the bill indefinitely giving cities like san francisco a better chance to meet their goals. san francisco is on the hook to build 82,000 units in the next eight years. roughly half of those have had their plans approved. from that moment on there is still a ways to go before people move in. >> the average is two to three years of permitting and another couple years of construction. >> best case scenario is five years. even if you approved san francisco only gets halfway to its goal of living 82,000 units. that is way mayor london breed talked about getting creative. make it easier to convert

offices into housing. lift zoning restrictions as another proposal. the mayor made it clear every neighborhood in san francisco whether they like it or not will have to be part of the city's housing future. community and elected leaders was tasked by san jose's new mayor to focus on how to define success in solving the city's biggest issues. >> it is the first step in the mayor's budget recommendations. the focus is on five key issues. >> how do you solve san jose's biggest issues? for the new mayor it starts with a committee led by city council members and community members to help shape the budget. the city needs to get back to basics. >> the idea was to bring together a diverse set of stakeholders to go very deep and be brutally honest about what is not working from

planning to come in us homelessness, safety and be able to surface recommendations, new ideas for how we move the needle. >> community safety ideas were of high importance. hiring more officers as part of the recommendations but properly differentiating 911 calls from nonemergency calls and utilizing at the health and service office can solve the biggest problem. >> when 70 picks up the phone and calls 911 and -- when somebody picks up the phone and calls 911 and we take more than twice as long to respond to party two calls that makes people feel less safe and makes us less safe. >> public safety intersects with homelessness. finding more cost effective and faster ways to get people housed is key and with only 317 emergency and to run housing units created, well short of a 1000 unit goal, the mayor says the city has to live up to past premises. >> one thing i am focused on is

following through in a timely and cost-effective way in completing the full 1000 units. >> two of the committee cochairs said the best way to achieve the goals is through teamwork. >> we have heard over and over again through various organizations that working together we can achieve our goals. > i am hoping that city council can truly somehow make them priority so all of the issues the five committees can work together. >> with these ideas in mind the first budget message will be released next month. >> details today about those devastating storms that hit the bay area in january. the series of storms caused widespread damage especially in the santa cruz mountains. today during our show getting answers i spoke with a cyclist who took the ride through the disasters in over eight days to get a look at and capture the damage.

>> the bridge was out. there is the photo. the other people living on the other side of the break. they are going to have to go around an hour or more out of their way to get anywhere. they are really isolated now. that was not the only road with a big washout. there were several roads with huge washouts. it looks like a lot of culverts were blocked. the water was too much for the culverts and washed out the roads. >> he now lives posted the video on his youtube page. he hopes people watching will learn to respect mother nature and he calls this fotour de disaster. >> we are learning more about a terrifying close call last

december. a flight to sfo nosedived off the coast of maui. the plane came within 800 feet of the ocean before recovering and finishing the trip to authorities say united pilots gave a voluntary safety report to the faa. both pilots had a total 25,000 hours of flying time. >> gary payne the second will be on the bench with his old teammates tonight been in uniform they reacquired peyton from the portland trail blazers but the deal hit a snag. peyton failed his physical exam due to a core muscle injury. general manager bob myers explained why they went ahead with the trade even though he will be sidelined indefinitely. >> our system is not simple. to get somebody that knows our system and that is the hope when gary comes back that there is some familiarity. we have seen how much he helps us. >> he says his injury will be

reevaluated in a month and they hope to have him back for the playoffs. >> the city of oakland targeted by hackers and it is doing more than just taking down their computers. times are tough for teenagers. new report that says it is especially hard for girls right now. a terrifying close call after a puppy jumps from a car onto a busy l.a. freeway. the survival story. >> i'm spencer christian. a blast of cold windy wintry weather is coming our way. the accuweather forecast coming up.

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>> the city of oakland is still dealing with a ransomware attack that has taken some city systems off-line. 911 and fire services are still running. >> leslie brinkley dug into the decisions the city is facing and the fallout. >was the city of oak was the city of oakland hacked? investigators say it was most likely a fishing email. >> ransomware is on the rise for a simple reason. it has been on the rise because of cryptocurrency availability. >> the fbi defines ransomware a an ever evolving form of malware assigned to encrypt files on a device rendering any files on the systems that rely on them unusable. the hackers usually make a demand for a bit ransom to be

deposited in an overseas ransom. can cost thousands if not millions for a company and city to back up its systems instead of paying the ransom. >> looking at how much is going to be the cost to recover from the backup. usually in situation of ransomware they give something like five to seven days for organizations to make a decision and come back to them. >> oakland issued a statement friday that 91 one and emergency services were not affected by the somewhere but when abc7news attempted to get a copy of a police report and the response was the files were unavailable due to the attack. the city of oakland has not responded for an interview today. several cities and a fly to each paid upwards of half million

dollars in ransom to decrypt their systems. the city of atlanta refused to pay $51,000 in ransom instead paying millions to recover their data. the hackers know who they are targeting. >> they go after the government they went after the schools because they know there much spending in the i.t. department. >> what decision they are making is still a mystery. >> a first of its kind program designed to reduce california's recidivism rate is now in operation in oakland. ranch you program that uses supportive housing, leadership workshops and tech focused job training for people recently incarcerated. >> participants accepted into the program will be treated with dignity. they will be provided with

opportunities to have high quality training and enter into family sustaining wages. they will be provided with the resources they need to great unprecedented futures for their own -- of their own for their families and community. >> the program is operated by an organization called creative and we sort of opportunities and programs. founders came up with the idea while they were incarcerated. >> let's move to some traumatic video. an impressive story of survival. a puppy jumps out of a moving car onto a busy l.a. freeway and lived. >> it was all caught on camera. >> it is girls night with the newest member of the kramer squad. six month old rescue pup sophie. >> she followed me like she followed me like she follows me everywhere i go. >> you would never know the small dog had the big adventure last month on the busy 101 freeway. >> i think someone far did in the car. we rolled down the windows.

>> ryan cramer says sop in the front seat of his tesla. within a matter of seconds -- >> she literally fired out of the car. >> the entire incident captured on his tesla camera. you can see as the puppy leaps out of the window straight onto -- into oncoming traffic. narrowly missing a huge semi truck. >> i see her on the side and fortunately a gentleman behind me had stopped also input on his blinkers and kind of slow down traffic and was helping sophie by the time i got over there. >> he took her to the vet to get checked out and showed them his video. >> we might have to increase the pain meds for her after seeing that should >> he says sophie to get a fractured hip. other than that got a clear bill of health. >> she has no internal bleeding. >> eight weeks later sophie is thriving. he says initially his family was fostering her to help with overcrowding in the shelters but

after her wild enter he says sophie was already home and he ended up granting his daughter just wish. >> i have been baking for a puppy. that was my dream come true. >> that is heart stopping. >> and they say cats have nine lives. >> kramer owners to make sure your pets are safely secured in the card because you never know what could happen. it seemed like sophie missed that truck tire by half a foot. >> impossible. >> everybody is ok. >> the weather certainly has been lovely. >> it feels like spring. >> it did. that is changing. >> past tense. >> temperature dropping as we dashed temperatures dropping as we speak. gusts up to 54 miles per hour at sfo. 44 miles per hour at half moon bay. strong gusty winds across the bay area the temperatures drop.

not surprisingly a wind advisory will be in effect until 6:00 a.m. tomorrow. this is for the coastal areas in it for the marine coastal ranges. we have wind out of the northwest at 25 to 35 miles per hour but gusts may reach or exceed 55 miles per hour. junker gusts in the higher peaks and winds like this could cause downed trees and power outages. beautiful view under blue sky on this gusty chilly day looking out over san francisco where it is currently 55 degrees. six degrees in oakland. half moon bay 54 degrees. looking toward the golden gate and the western sky from emeryville, temperature readings right now. 65 in santa rosa. fairfield, 65. low 60's at novato. livermore, 59 degrees. take a look at our forecast headlines. mostly clear with gusty winds

overnight. brief periods of cold showers may occur tomorrow. we can expect very cold mornings on wednesday and thursday. tomorrow morning is going to be chilly as well. here you conceivably expect 34. 29 at lakeport. 37 at concord. 36, morgan hill. down to 41, 42 around the bay shoreline. a freezer watch will be in effect wednesday morning from 2:00 a.m. until 9:00 a.m. for the entire bay area. so cold temperatures drop down to or below freezing in some of the colder spots especially in our inland valleys. follow the forecast animation. we will start with a sunny sky tomorrow morning. the fast-moving cold front sweeps down from the north. we'll be out of here by 4:00 a.m. it may produce scattered cold

showers or snow in our higher peaks. when full totals if any at all only be one or two hundredths of an inch. seven-day forecast. at the cold downtimes day. cut a lot -- happy cold valentine's day. cold mornings again wednesday and thursday. capture start to moderate on friday. dashed temperatures start to moderate on friday. the weekend is on its way. >> i the meantime slightly chilly weather good for cuddling. >> any tally is good for cuddling. -- anytime is good for cuddling. >> are you ready? how you can bring the romance without breaking the bank. >> i'm seven's michael finney. you have probably heard of the pink attacks. now there is a pink tariff.

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800 and nine dollars per month or a con electric first extent nine. subscription includes 1000 miles and comes with registration, insurance and maintenance. this is not a lease. it is a month-to-month. at any time the customer can end the plan. getting in march you will be able to render your passport online once again. the online pilot renewal program was temporarily halted on february 7. travelers must meet certain requirements to renew online including think over the age of 25, renewing a passport that was issued between 2007 and 2013 and it must be a year or less the old passport expires. i have reported plenty on the pink tax. than the same item for a man. now there is a pink tariff. a new report finds women's

underwear are taxed at a tariff rate at 15.5% as opposed to men's underwear which is taxed at 11.5%. . that is 35% more in taxes which means each woman's item carries a tariff of about a dollar 10 compared to the $.75 for men's. i have no idea how that could happen. >> how do they justify that? >> it makes no sense. >> but i'm angry. very angry. >> get it. >> thanks, san francisco-based william is the latest tech company to cut jobs. it is cutting 17% of its workforce. that is about 1500 jobs. they make cloud communications software. the company previously laid off 11% of its workforce in september. >> an alarming n teenagers and mental health. teenage girls were facing the biggest challenges. >> the dramatic shift and what can be done to help your child.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. the devastating earthquake in turkey and syria. more than 37,000 people have died. a color route break in syria and an estimated 5 million people left homeless. >> u.n. officials say hard-line group in the country is delaying international aid. morgan norwood has more. survivors beneath the rubble of devastation in turkey and syria fading by the hour. i'm says of hope as young children are pulled from pancake

to buildings. here an explosion of rescuers hold up a six-year-old girl pulled from the rubble after about 178 hours. people shouting god is great. a 13-year-old boy pulled from the destroyed building in turkey after nearly 182 hours. survivors face the secondary disaster of homelessness. families comforting their crying children as they search for shelter after their homes were destroyed. in the northern country of it live a temporary shelter with 20 to 30 tenths. it is not enough so families are forced to sleep outside in the freezing cold. it is conditions like these that are magnifying the call for more aid. u.n. officials meeting today with syria's foreign minister to discuss ways to get relief and resources into the country. turkey's foreign minister announcing today the country will open a second border crossing into syria to allow

more aid to flow across the disaster frontier. outrage is growing as turkish officials turned their sites to builders issuing more than 100 arrest warrants for contractors and construction managers allegedly linked to collapsed buildings. >> americans and pressure being told to leave the country as soon as possible. the u.s. state department says u.s. citizen should exercise caution due to the risk of wrongful detention. the advisory says russian security forces have arrested american brittney griner convicted them despite no credible evidence. >> it disturbed new study from the cdc about the risks teenagers are facing. according to the most recent youth risk behavior survey. teenage girls are experiencing record levels of violence, sadness and suicide risk. 57% felt persistently sad or hopeless. that is double the rate for boys.

13% have attempted suicide. 15% say they have been forced to have sex. the cdc says that is a dramatic increase over the past decade and very concerning obviously. joining me to discuss this is our abc 7 news contributor. you are a pediatrician. these statistics are alarming. >> they really are. this is a very heartbreaking problem that has been looming over the course of many years. this specific survey was first administered in 2011 every two years. these numbers have gone up since then. anyone who looks at this and says this is the pandemic. the pandemic may have worsened it this was a long-standing epidemic before that. we are the place where we as a nation have failed the mental health of our youth and this problem has exceeded the capacity of our ability within health to take care of it. we have to have a multifactorial approach to tackle this.

>> it is not just girls. violence among lgbtq+ youth on the rise. boys being affected to this is a problem affecting young people in significant ways. > it truly is. it is important for people to understand while the headlines out there are focusing on teen girls the numbers were higher, among those who identified as part of the lgbtq community. there were still high in boys. just higher in girls. as we look at the issue and the core problem even the cdc today did not point the finger at one source. with the pandemic there were feelings of isolation. there is a lack of health care professionals. parapets, child psychiatrists to deal with this. some behavioral health specialists speculate the rise of social media has worsened all of this because issues like cyber bullying are now available. that is summing that happens to our teens on a rayleigh -- that

is something that happens to our teens on a daily basis. schools point for making sure they keep an eye mental health for adolescents. >> it does seem fair to say social media has played an increasing role on the unhappiness, stress and strain our teenagers are experiencing. >> i want to be honest. there are many positive potential aspects of social media kit is often a place where teens can engage with positive tools. but again we have to be very careful as a society pay the tech industry and as parents what risks there are for teens on these platforms. we just saw the surgeon general talk about how he does not feel 13-year-old should be allowed to go on social media even though that is the cutoff age. at that young age the developing brains are very susceptible to judgment which is everywhere on social media platforms. this is exactly why the product

-- why the white house during a press briefing says there needs to be tighter scrutiny on social media. have to look at every single thing right now affecting our teens. >> my kids are grown now but i had -- army bruin my sons were -- iron number when my sons were teenagers. things were magnified. think that adults don't think are a big deal are vacated -- big deals to kids. >> there are some parents watching right now. i think it is important to start by trying to create nonjudgmental safe space or your child knows they can talk to you and simply share their feelings and you will be able to just listen. emulate some of that behavior. make sure you tell your kids you also may have some tough times. seek out professional help whenever you need it. schools, this is your moment to see what kind of resources you can garner to support your students. ever went there, you are more than encouraged to write your congressman or senator to take this issue extremely seriously. >> just listen.

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>> welcome to the four at 4:00. if you're wondering what is going on in our skies, you are

not alone. three amend objects have been shot down in the last three days. this comes over a week after the u.s. shot down the chinese spy balloon off the coast of south carolina. these latest objects were seen overlay huron in michigan, all the coast of alaska and over canada's yukon territory. today the white house reiterated this is not the work of aliens. > there is no indication aliens or extraterrestrial activity within these recent takedowns. >> writes. -- right. a lot of people are wondering why all of a sudden so many. we have adjusted the radar -- how sensitive it is. when you're looking for more you will pick up more. what do you think of this? >> just as you said if you're looking for more you will pick up more. we have been looking for more sense the shoot down of the chinese balloon. we are going to find a line of stuff that does not necessarily

mean we have aliens invading us but i'm not discounting that possibility. >> with the rise of cell and camera phones and ring doorbell suddenly we see all these viral videos. many we report on capturing crimes. does not necessarily mean the crime was not always there but what does frighten me is if we have discovered the handful we have of these balloons how many more are out there as we speak? how long >> have they been doing this? a hero's welcome at disneyland for patrick mahomes. the super bowl m.v.p. paraded down main street along side mickey and minnie mouse. he led the chiefs to their second championship in four years to fitting the philadelphia eagles in a thriller. 38-35. do you know who the first player was to yell i'm going to disneyland? >> i think i know because i know the person. >> unfair advantage.

>> i know because it was in the script. >> giants cornerback phil sims. watched the game yesterday. i was pulling for kansas city but i wanted a good game. we surely got that. >> it was a great game. i was working but i kept stepping out of the studio to look at what was going on in the game. don't tell anyone. >> i think the boss would be ok with that. i was rooting for philadelphia because i lived there for four years. it was a good game. got to hand it to the chief phil simms first did that in 1987. it has become a tradition ever since. it is a fun thing to see. it is kind of a right of passage. >> it is tradition. to mention disney is abc seven parent company. it is great for everybody.

celebrity, nostalgia highlight the commercials during yesterday's game. this duncan add featured of power couple ben affleck and jennifer lopez. other megastars on display included john travolta and bradley cooper. we saw the return of alecia silverstone reprising her character from the 1990's film clueless. companies paid as much as $7 million for a 32nd -- spot. what is your favorite? >> have the answer right away because this was technically not a commercial but we on his halftime performance. in the middle of it she pulled out some of her makeup line and started powdering her nose. brilliant, right? newly >> i did not know it was her product -- brilliant, right? >> i did not know it was her product line. >> when the game was not on i was back in here actually

working. >> there were some good commercials. the workday commercial with ozzy osbourne and joan. fun commercial. will smith had a good commercial . will smile -- will ferrell. not will smith. my wife said would h you almost started pushing buttons. >> people were panicked. >> not during the super bowl. >> an upscale restaurant in new jersey has adopted controversial policy to reduce the mess in the dining room. nettie's house of spaghetti has and kids under 10 years old. in a facebook post the restaurant right we love kids but lately it has been extremely challenging. high no noise levels and lack of space for high chairs are also reasons. guess it is a tough stance but what do you guys think?

spaghetti on the floor is kind of a mess. >> or on the wall. >> my kids are older now. as keane's they are not doing destruction to restaurants but i duma bray time my kid was really young. he took the soy sauce and employed it on the tablecloth. i understand why the restaurant is doing this. who am i to say you have the staff to clean this up? if they are seeing a lot of cases where kids are not behaving and their parents are permitting it is a business decision they will make it will lose some business but -- >> they gain some business from people who don't want to eat with young kids. businesses deserve the right to deny entry to people who do not wear shoes for example so this falls in line with that business decision. >> that soy sauce is followed by toothpicks on the tablecloth. let's just go now. >> that is this edition of the

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>> love might not cost a thing but it is not exactly cheap because americans plan to spend 26 begin dollars on the holiday. >> the average person expects to spend $192, we relationship expert who shares tips on how to spend less while still making today special. >> many couples one up be loving

the higher costs of valentine's day this year. as consumer prices remain high so to the cost of dates this week. the national retail federation says consumers can expect to pay an average of $193 this valentine's day. up from $175 last year. the association saying americans are expected to spend a staggering $26 billion on the holiday. up from around 24 billion in 2022. >> there are a lot of couples under financial pressure thinking now i have to go out and buy flowers and candy and a gift. >> some of those gifts costing more according to a finance site which found the cost of silver up 4.6% from last year and chocolate up 11.6%. a relationship expert says inflation is on the minds of many this valentines. >> and flynn dating means dating while keeping inflation in mind and keeping your dollars close to chest. >> she says while dating during

inflation can bring anxiety but the key is not the date less but to be more creative in how to spend less. >> you don't have to go big or go home for valentine's day and spend hundreds of dollars. the thoughtful. you are with this person and you know them. you know what makes them tick. dates and couples. hold a romantic night at home. hold virtual dates. go on a hike. go out the weekend after valentine's day so chocolates are cheaper. >> if you are worried about not having enough to spend on someone for valentine's day, every good relationship begins with open and transparent communication and the right partner will understand where you are a and b and pathic with it and they will love you even more for your honesty. >> all great points.

tomorrow is valentine's day but today is all about the galentine s. the day came to prominence in a episode of parks and recreation. >> nice weather today. will let hold for valentine's day? >> let's check in with spencer. >> the key is to hold on because it is windy out there. we have a wind advisory in effect until 6:00 tomorrow morning. we have already had gusts along the coast over 55 miles per hour. that is part of the reason for the advisory. the coastline and the marin coastal mountain range. under conditions like this there can be glowing, downed tree limbs and possible power outages. it is going to be pretty chilly early tomorrow morning with temperatures dropping into the mid to upper 30's.

down to about 40, 40 one degrees around the bay shoreline. highs tomorrow will not be very high at all. we are talking about a chilly day with high temperatures only in the low 50's just about everywhere. a freeze watch will be in effect tomorrow night overnight. 2:00 a.m. 10:00 a.m. through the entire bay area. we have some dry days coming up. tomorrow may not even be completely dry. a cold front is going to sweep through. that is the reason for the temperatures dropping so sharply. >> they walk down memory lane with actress kate winslet. >> at the time it was an unusually big film. when i look on it now, it was the most extraordinary experience. >> titanic memories are the iconic film celebrates a big hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an important part of my life.

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>> tonight it is the bachelor followed by the good doctor. stay with those for abc7news at 11:00. titanic is back in theaters for the 25th anniversary of the original release of the movie. despite it being 25 years old titanic came in third at the box office over the weekend. george pennacchio spoke with caitlin to -- kate winslet. >> when kate winslet did her screen test forr

james cameron he had found his rose. then he hired leonardo dicaprio to play jack. cameron who also wrote titanic looked at his movie as romeo and juliet on a ship. you remember the first time you sell it? >> i remember the first time i saw it was jim cameron's house in his editing room. jim really wanted to show me the film himself. that was a very special because i got to sit beside him and experience it for the first time and him keep turning to me to see how was i react and was i enjoying it and was i have, was i crying -- was i happy, was i crying? ♪ when the movie came there was a premiere in london i was sick and could not go. i was in hospital sick.

when it was released in los angeles i had to attend a funeral of someone very close to me so i missed all of the big events. >> now 25 years later there is this new event for titanic. she is happy to talk about the movie again. for the most part anyway. it is in 3d, four k and high frame rate. translate that for me for the audience who will see that now. >> apart from 3d i don't know what the other things are. might as well say to me cabbages and peas. i don't know what those things are. is that exciting and important? i'm sure it is. >> i think that means it is going to look and sound good. abc7news is streaming 24/7. you can get the bay area streaming tv out and join us whenever you want wherever you are. that is going to do it for

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