reggie: now at 5:00, chaos and panic when a gunman opens fire on the michigan state university campus. three are dead and samples are -- several others are hurt. davids -- tellings rutofie wt n kuma: w explosion, including the identity of the man being charged and have neighbors in the area are trying to move forward. and a warning from the fbi this valentine's day. how scammers are trying to capitalize on the holiday. also, happy love day. reggie: it is here, february 14. kumasi: we hope you are surrounded by love. we love you.

drew: at target reggie: these scammers love target. leave target alone. drew: for valentine's day, it is looking nice but it is chilly. wind is still an issue along the coast and east bay. oakland gusting up to 35. the wind will diminish as the day goes on. gh, epinte or. san ramon, san jose, 45 in novato. temperatures today, we five to 10 degrees from where we are now. sutro tower showing we are fog free, lots of sunshine this morning. sunrise occurring at 7:00 a.m. around lunchtime there is a chance of an isolated shower popping up.

we could even see some snow in the highest peaks, an indication of how cold air is. then we have a cold tonight on the way. we will take a look at the chance of showers, also frost advisories and freeze warnings tonight. reggie: developing news out of michigan, where at least three people are dead and five others are hurt after a shooting in michigan state university. jobina, students are being told they cannot go back to classes after two days. jobina: all classes and athletics are canceled for at least 48 hours. the ooting started late last night. students barricaded themselves inside as the gunshots rang out. say thsuspt was fo i am still beyond shook up. my legs are still shaking. the shooter came into our room and shot three or four times.

we waited about 30 seconds to a minute and then there was silence. we started breaking open one of the windows. jobina: investigators say the suspect has been identified as a 43-year-old man who was not affiliated with the university. police believe he was the only suspect. they are still working to find a motive here. according to the gun violence archive, this is the 67th mass shooting of 2023, that is almost two shootings a day. reggie: abc 7's sent a push alert as word broke about the shooting and we learned about what people injuries. you can download the bay area app and get breaking news updates sent to write to your phone. ts that veday, lawmakers wilries been spoed irspace recently.

officials say the military has recovered a significant portion of the technology from the chinese surveillance balloon shot down last week, and we are learning it took two tries to shoot down the object over lake huron on saturday. >> these objects do not present a military threat to everyone on the ground. they do however present a risk to civil aviation and potentially an intelligence collection threat. kumasi: the white house addressed a lot of questions that people were asking, saying there is no indication of extraterrestrial committee -- activity. reggie: we are getting a closer look at the aftermath of the explosion in san francisco and learning more about the man charged. we have an up close look at the devastation of 20 2nd avenue by noriega street.

the blast and the fire destroyed two homes and killed the wife of 53-year-old dear in price. he now faces manslaughter and drug manufacturing charges. we are told the man in the video is price. his neighbors say they are stunned by the accusations that he allegedly operated a drug lab in the home. >> i am in shock. how can you do this type of business with your wife who is disabled and you have kids there? reggie: the neighbor whose home was also destroyed said she smelled gas before the blast. she is grateful that her family wasn't home at the time but she says they have lost everything they own. a gofundme campaign has raised more than $30,000. kumasi: supervisor hillary ronen is expected to introduce a plan to sanction a red light district and legalize sex work in san francisco.

barriers say the attempt has become a hazard. drivers have been seen riding over the barriers and sex workers are allegedly spilling over into nearby streets. we are expecting to learn more about the city's plans for preparation payments to black residents impacted by decades of systemic racism. lena howland is joining us outside where that meeting will be held this morning. leana: detailed look at what's on civil rights leaders are calling some long-overdue solutions, now calling on the city of san francisco to adopt in order to address systemic racism. the solution start with a one time $5 million payment which could be coming to each eligible black resident in san francisco if the proposal put forward by the city's reparation committee

is excepted. to qualify, san francisco residents would have to be 18 or older, identified as black or african-american on public documents for at least 10 years, and meet at least two of eight additional criteria. the san francisco human rights commission told us in january this would be a big step forward in correcting historic injustices, but they say the committee's recommendations would go beyond financial compensation. they also include topics like housing, education, and closing the racial wealth gap. >> the systems that have worked against folks especially in san francisco, the big challenge is how do we quantify and get to a number? then the next challenge is where that money comes from, who is responsible for that? lena: not everyone agrees with the plan. a spokesperson for the san francisco republican party told us in an interview that they

oppose the proposals and have serious doubts over how they would be implemented, and if the city could even afford to do it. the townhall starts this morning at 11:00 here at the third baptist church in san francisco. this all comes before these recommendations will be officially presented to the board of supervisors next month. reggie: last night so quinn police commission to decide the fate of leronne armstrong has been postponed until tomorrow. they are sheng thao placed him on administrative leave last month after an investigation concluded he mishandled a misconduct case involving nopd sergeant. last week, the report was published. karina nova spoke with the reporter who obtained it. >> the reason that she was found to be not credible is because members of his own command staff , including deputy chief's and

his chief of staff, the statements they gave to investigators differed from chief armstrong's. reggie: armstrong said last week that the findings are completely inaccurate. kumasi: san are expected to approve new funding to help farmworkers misplaced -- displaced after the shooting in half moon bay. at least 40 families who lived and worked on the farms were displaced after the shooting took place. the money will come from the american rescue planthere is a y task force in san mateo county. it will monitor those who provide housing for employees to make sure they are in compliance with regulations. last month shooting revealed that many workers wg that was od unsanitary. if you want to support the fund,

you can go to our website abc7news.com. reggie: the fbi is trying to make sure your valentine is the real deal and not some fake who wants to rip you off. anyone can be a victim of a romance scam, but the most likely victims are women, two to one over men, and especially over the age of 60. >> it is truly reprehensible because it preys upon the very best of us. it preys upon our desire to make a connection with people, our desire to help people. reggie: some things to look out for include developing a relationship with someone you've never met in person. also be aware of any kind of crisis where somebody is asking you to send money. if you are victimized, the fbi wants you to report the crime. drew: here is out today shapes up. lovely sunshine to begin the morning. as we head toward lunchtime,

there's a chance of an isolated shower moving through. the bigger story behind this weak front is a cold later on tonight with freeze warnings and frost advisories in effect. live doppler 7 with satellite. you can see some moisture moving through medford, oregon. that is heading our way. very limited with the moisture that it has, but nonetheless, there is the chance of showers today. by 11:00, showers possible in the north bay. we could see high elevation snow above 2000 feet. by 1:00, chance of an isolated shower in the east bay and peninsula. by the evening, things are out of here and we will cool off rapidly tonight into the 20's and 30's. today, an isolated shower, chili on your valentine's day. sunshine to start and finish, and isolated showers in between. temperatures only in the low 50's. tonight is a frigid night.

freeze warnings and frost advisories for parts of the region. we will take a look at how low we dip coming up in about eight minutes. let's get a check on traffic with jobina. jobina: the story right now is the wind. the chp has issued advisories for the bay, dumbarton bridge, altamont pass, and the san mateo bridge. going from tracy to dublin. 53 minutes on 580. antioch to concord, 14 minutes on highway four. san rafael to san francisco, 15 minutes. letting you know that the wind is a big story. other than that, clear conditions on the road. reggie: bay area street are inching closer to more automated forms of transportation. the latest tests on the taxi service we could soon be seeing on the roads. kumasi: an aggressive driver caught on camera seemingly

targeting bicyclists on the road. now one group is demanding action. reggie: single on valentine's day? there is a bar just for you, themed after taylor swift.

reggie: happening today in oakland, the u.s. marshals service will unveil a plan to resolve the crime. they have made arrests in 21 homicide cases in northern california including oakland. investigators have not revealed which homicide cases but the suspects were wanted for serious violent offenses including homicide, sexual assault, and armed robbery. kumasi: bicyclists in the east bay are raising concern over apparent targeted attacks. they say drivers are intentionally getting close to cyclists, trying to hurt them. if you look at this video, you can see what they are talking about. there is a passenger opening their door onto the biker.

the group says many were targeted during their latest gathering on friday. the group has now counted over a dozen people who say they have been recently targeted and oakland, emeryville, or berkeley. >> some said they were being intentionally rammed from behind, as well, to be in october. the real answer should not b infrastructure, lights in the street. you cannot have that violent conflict. kumasi: the group says its next gathering will be held in a different area in the city. reggie: a programme the incarceration rate in oakland is now in operation. ready for life is a full-service reentry program that uses supportive housing, leadership workshops, and job training for those 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'll be provided with the resources they need to provide unprecedented futures of their own for their families and community at large. reggie: the program is operated by a organization called creating and restoring opportunity programs. the founders came up with the idea while they were incarcerated. kumasi: bay area swifties are showing their love for a new bar themed after taylor swift. it is in the marina district and it is pretty popular. >> when i heard about it, i thought we must go. >> inspirational to see how she has treated the music industry, how she doesn't stop what she is doing. kumasi: the managers said they intended only to do a valentines theme in february, but taylor got so popular, it will stay until march. it has music, drinks t

after her, photo ops, fun decorations, and a hotspot for alternative gatherings, or single people who just want to spend some time with friends. drew: i don't know why, but before i even heard the story, i knew it would be in the marina. that or somewhere downtown. will you venture the if i took you? bros night out? ok. reggie: if you kidnapped i had no choice, then -- i am there. kumasi: the only way. reggie: 10-minute versions of the songs she recorded? drew: here is our east bay hills

camera this morning. we are clear out there, still windy in the hills and along the coast. that will set the stage for a chili valentine's day. today, around noon, there is a quick moving shower or even snow shower on our highest peaks because of another rough moving through. this will lead to a cold morning tomorrow and thursday. the wind is strongest along the coast and parts of the east bay. the wind is strongest right now, but they will weaken as the day goes on. future weather at 11:00, moving front first in the north bay. quick shower over the city around lunchtime that moving through the south bay at 2:00. then it is done. skies quickly clear and cold air will move in. i would call these drizzle estimates. on the very low end of any rainfall that we will see today.

we will measure it in just a few hundredths of an inch today. and it is chilly. temperatures only in the low 50's for afternoon highs. tonight will get rather cold, 20's and 30's for most of us under clear skies. frost advisories and freeze warnings will be in effect tonight, so protect those plants that are sensitive outside. make sure your pets are warm inside, and protect those pipes. it is a chili valentine's day. that will lead to a freezing cold morning tomorrow. our next chance of an isolated shower comes on friday. the weekend is looking nice, sunshine and very mild. kumasi: coming up, the seven thing snow this morning. reggie: the latest bay area company laying off workers, leaving tech workers without a job.

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reggie: help for farm workers displaced by the half moon bay mass shooting. the san mateo board of supervisors will approve 750,000 dollars in funding for emergency housing and support services. kumasi: there's a public hearing on san francisco's plans for reparations for the city's black community. it is being held at third baptist church starting at 11:00 a.m. reggie: plans to sanction a red light district and legalize sex work in san francisco is expected to be introduced today. supervisor hillary ronen says it is time to try something different to deal with prostitution in the city. drew: it is a chili valentine's day. only in the 50's today. mid, chance of an isolated shower between 11:00 and 1:00 today. jobina: if you plan on taking bart to the oakland airport this morning, the oak connector train is unavailable due to tracking

equipment problems. no estimated time when that will be up and running but ac transit is providing mutual aid. kumasi: last nights oakland police commission to consider the fate of embattled chief leronne armstrong has been postponed until tomorrow. yesterday, a news website published a report about his alleged misconduct. armstrong called the report completely inaccurate. san francisco-based tulio is the latest to cut jobs. it is cutting about 1500 jobs. the company makes cloud communication software. eight previously laid off around 11% of its workforce in september. reggie: the california lottery will be announcing the winner of the historic $2.4 billion powerball jackpot. one winning ticket in l.a. matched all six numbers.

the winner will not be at the event. they have chosen not to appear publicly. lottery leaders also celebrate the record-breaking funds raised for california's public education. the lottery donates a percentage of the money raised toward public school in california. another robo taxi is stepped closer to hitting bay area streets. foster city zukes says it successfully tested its electronic taxi over the weekend. the vehicle shuttled employees on the streets between their buildings about a mile apart. the company a timeline for commercial launch. amazon purchased the company for $1.3 billion in 2020. kumasi: celebrated the kansas city chiefs victory in disneyland, but he spoke to good morning america about that moment. >> and this morning's gma fir

look, one-on-one with super bowl m.v.p. patrick mahomes. >> how hurt were you in the second quarter? >> the quarterback pulling off some late game magic after reactivating his ankle sprain late in the second quarter. >> slow getting up. >> before going out to throw a pair of touchdowns. >> touchdown chiefs, touchdown kansas city. >> then completing 13 of 14 passes after the injury. >> what does it take to lead your team down 10 again in the super bowl, to come back and when? >> it is one player at a time. that is all you can control. >> we will have much more of our interview with super bowl champion patrick mahomes coming up at 7:00 a.m. reggie: getting into it. [laughter]

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>> building a better bay area. moving forward. finding solutions. this abc 7 news. >> nightmare that we are living tonight. reggie: now at 5:30, mass shooting, this time on the campus of michigan state university. we will hear from students forced to barricade on campus or run from their lives. kumasi: looking at the homeless issue in the south bay. what one lawmaker is proposing. reggie: plans to pay reparations to the city's black community. let's start with a check on the

weather. drew: for valentine's day, starting out with some gusty winds along the coast, along the bay shoreline. gusting around 35. 40 currently in half moon bay. the strongest wind is occurring right now. as the day goes on, the wind will backup. the wind is currently elevating our temperatures. a lot of us starting out in the 40's. colder spots in the 30's like san ramon. rooftop camera here at kgo. along the embarcadero, you can see the flags are moving with that wind along the coast. here is how your valentine's day will look. we will start with sunshine and finish with sunshine, however, in the middle of the day, there is a chance of showers with our next front through. that will keep temperatures in the low 50's. we will take a look at those isolated showers coming up. . kumasi: investigators are

working to find the motive behind a shooting at michigan state university that left three people dead. campus activities and athletics are canceled until at least tomorrow. jobina has more about how students in class at the time got out safely. jobina: three died and five are hurt after a shooting in two separate locations on the michigan state university campus. we just learned in the past few minutes at all three people killed were students. the five people hurt are in the hospital in critical condition. the suspect has been identified as a 43-year-old man. investigators say he was not a student, faculty, or staff member at the university. students described the scary moment as they heard gunshots. >> i see the people jumping in my direction, i am jumping down flights of stairs, everyone is freaked out. >> people just started running to one side, so we ran out. there were cops there and they

told us to lay on the field. jobina: investigators say the suspect appears to have died by suicide. they are still trying to determine a motive of the shootings. there have been more mass shootings in the u.s. there there have been days of the year so far. the gun violence archive says this latest shooting at michigan state marks the 67th of 2023. president biden spoke with governor gretchen whitmer last night and deployed additional law enforcement to help in the response efforts. reggie: -- kumasi: clu colorado springs has announced a timeline for every opening up a mass shooting. more than five people were killed during a mass shooting earlier this year. they say they are working with the city and a woman owns architecture and planning firm to include a tribute to honor the victims of the shooting. today marks five years since the

mass shooting in parkland, florida. 14 students and three faculty members were killed at marjorie stoneman douglas high school in 2014. a public memorial is being built to honor those people. a former student pleaded guilty to the shootings. he was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole last year. reggie: a man who drove a u-haul truck on the sidewalk through new york city is appearing in court today. sidewalks as people trying to jump out of the way. the 49-minute nightmare finally ended when a police officer was able to pin the vehicle against a building. they say he was emotionally disturbed and appeared to be living in the truck. a motive is unknown but they have no evidence that this was a terrorist attack. san francisco leaders are

expected to give details about a proposal that would give reparations or some black residents in the city. lena howland is outside our baptist church on mcallister street where a meeting will be held later this day. lena: a one time $5 million payment for each black resident is being discussed at this morning's town hall meeting here at the third baptist church. we first told you about the recommendations last month as a method to address systemic racism coming from a recent report of the san francisco african-american reparations advisory committee, created after a campaign by the naacp to qualify san francisco residence would have to be 18 years or older, identified as black or african-american on public documents for at least 10 years, and meet two of eight additional criteria. the san francisco human rights commission says the cavities

recommendations go beyond just financial compensation, they also include topics like housing, education, and closing the racial wealth gap. last month, josh kane at the san francisco standard, discussed the reasoning behind these new recommendations. >> the report lays out a history of how the black community in san francisco has been displaced through urban renewal, forced into bad housing loans through racist housing policies, displaced as a result of redevelopment. >> a city with a $14 billion budget proposing to spend $50 billion. financially, it doesn't make any sense. lena: that was john the san francisco republican party. in an interview last month, he told us they oppose the commission's proposals and have serious doubts over how they would be implemented and if the

city could even afford to do it. the townhall starts this morning at 11:00 here at third baptist church on mcallister. this come before the recommendation will be formally presented to the board of supervisors next month. kumasi: help cities like san francisco meet their affordable housing goals. state senator scott wiener just introduced legislation meant to streamline and accelerate housing permits. san francisco is on the hook to build 82,000 units in the next eight years under a new state law. roughly half of those have had their plans approved. at yesterday's nose conference, we heard from a woman who moved into the housing through a streamlining process. >> i was like, wow, mine, i can actually shut the door. i can shower. >> if you meet all the rules, the zoning, the setbacks, designs, you get your permit.

kumasi: it can still take five years before residents can move in. the permitting process and a couple of years for construction. reggie: san francisco has made it all the top spot in an unfortunate list. number one in the cities across the country with the highest number of un-housed youth per capita. for every 100,000 people, 85 resident between 18 and 24, children and teens are experiencing homelessness. >> it is all of our problem. you see somebody on the street in san jose, that shows there is something wrong with our community, our system. reggie: this is why a state senator is reproducing payments of $1000 to high school seniors in dire need. 15,000 of year into homelessness in california. >> what you need to have success

if you are a k-12 student is stability in the family. if you don't have housing, you don't have stability. reggie: advocates say they need anything to interrupt the cycle of homelessness. otherwise, the city ranking number one in youth homelessness for years to come. the city is seeking federal funds for the damage caused by the two major atmospheric events this winter. during a meeting last night, city officials gave the community and update. they said 5000 tons of rock and bluff eroded in the storms which were coupled by high tide and what they called extreme surf events. >> necessarily new. we have different ways to address these issues and we have to work with our funding partners, with the coastal commission, to talk about these

different avenues that we can to ward restoring with its cleft. reggie: the city estimates the damage at $5 million. it is still awaiting approval for public assistance. kumasi: more study suggest teens and young adults need more sleep. the effort to push back the start time of schools and what that could mean for other extracurricular activities. reggie: searching for a hero in the north bay area. a woman hoping to find a match for a life-saving surgery. first, a check on the weather. drew: we will start out with lots of sunshine this morning with temperatures in the 30's and 40's. around noon, we will see in isolated showers move through the quick front that is out of here by the afternoon. that will lead to a chilly day. temperatures only in the low 50's. live doppler 7 along with satellite, moisture moving into parts of northern california around eureka. a quick front that will not

linger long but limited moisture to work with. by 11:00, there's a chance of an isolated shower in the north bay. our highest peaks about 2000 feet, we may see a quick dusting of snow. by 1:00, chance of showers in the south day. by the evening, we are clearing out and cooled off rapidly. we have a frigid night on the way. temperatures in the low 50's. chance of an isolated shower by noon. otherwise, we will finish and start the day with sunshine. behind the quick moving front, it will dragon some very cold air. you can see frost advisories and freeze warnings go into effect overnight. you want to keep your pets warm, protect your plants and pipes. we will take a look at how low we dip, coming up. let's take a look at traffic. jobina: in dublin, we have a new crash causing a slowdown in the

area, involving multiple vehicles on westbound 580 before the 680 connector ramp. minor slowing. we will keep our eyes on that for you. if you are taking bart oakland airport, the open connector train is unavailable due to a trap problem. ac transit is providing a bolist if you are relying on that this morning. a number of wind advisories for the san mateo bridge, bay bridge, altamont pass, dumbarton bridge. we will wrap up with a live look at oakland. 880 at the coliseum camera.

>> on the washington establishment has failed us over and over again. reggie: that is former south

carolina governor nikki haley officially announcing her candidacy for president. she is the first major republican to challenge donald trump 402024 gop nomination. haley previously served under the trump administration as an ambassador to india. kumasi: also new this morning, a new inflation report shows prices slightly slowed last month. in january, inflation was at six point 4%, down from 6.5% in december, but higher than predicted. inflation cooled from a 40-year high in june. this comes after last month job report found 517,000 positions were added, exceeding expectations. reggie: the berkeley mayor his sights on a run for the senate in 2024. the mayor filed paperwork to form a campaign committee for the election. he will be vying for the seat held by nancy skinner.

she will be termed out and not be allowed to run for reelection for the seat she has held since 2016. kumasi: today, state l are producing legislation to protect people from hidden fees schemes. it happens when an item is advertised for one price and then sold at a higher cost because of hidden fees. consumer reports fined 85% of people within a two-year period have encountered unexpected fees. a livestream of the announcement is set for this morning at 9:45. reggie: new studies confirming kids need at least nine hours of sleep a night, and early start times could be a factor of kids not getting enough of it. last year, california became the first state to mandate that middle schools start no earlier than 8:00 for middle schools, 8:34 high schools. critics say later start times will push things back into the day which will impact afterschool activities like sports. >> it is robin, and i'm been

waiting 174 days to say this. good morning, america. kumasi: next week marks a major milestone for a good morning america anchor, robin roberts. it's been 10 years since she returned to the anchor desk after receiving a life-saving bone marrow transplant. to celebrate her bow to recovery, abc stations across the country are teaming up to get more people on the bone marrow registry. find out how you can help by scanning the qr code on the screen right now. gloria newsroom with the story of a north bay woman who needs help right now. gloria: be the match tells me only 30% of patients who need a bone marrow transplant find a match and their families. 70% turn to be the donor. they say the likelihood of finding a match is based on

ethnicity. they say less people of color on the registry and they want to save that. debbie is battling cancer. her only cure, a bone marrow transplant, but she is having a hard time finding a donor. >> i'm difficult to match because, first of all, african-americans only have a 29% match rate, because there are so few people in the donor registry gloria: the transplant in 2019, but her cancer has progressed, and now she needs another one. >> if i do not find a match, my disease can progress to the point of leukemia, which is a serious bone marrow disease. the hardest part is the unknown. the hardest part is you say what if this doesn't work? gloria: kristen of b in northern california, says

they are getting working on getting more diverse people on the registry. she says they are looking for people from the ages of 18 to 42 donate. >> 90% of the time, it platelets through the arm. it is not very invasive. most of our donors say your arm is a little sore. 10% of the time, physicians will ask for marrow through the back of the hip. this seems scary and invasive. the procedure has been upgraded since it was back in the 1980's when be the match started. gloria: 71-year-old grizzard hopeful she will find a donor so that she can keep doing the things she loves like traveling. >> it gave me a new outlook on life. no one knows how long we have, but with the time i have, i am attempting to live my life to the best of my ability. gloria: she says

african-americans have a 29% chance of finding a match. asians have a 47% match. latinos have a 48% match. europeans have a 79% match. they want to make those numbers equal. to get on the registry, it takes a simple swab, and you can sign up online by scanning the qr code on your screen. you are a match for someone, and potentially save a life. reggie: we are pulling for her. i hope someone comes through. that was an important message. drew: so easy to do it. scan the code. reggie: robin roberts thriving. 10 years ago. drew: really seems like yesterday. weather-wise, we have a hazard statement in effect until 9:00 tomorrow.

waves are 16, 18 feet for a lot of us. there is a risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. chance of an isolated shower this morning around 11:00 in the north bay. by 1:00, a chance of a shower along the peninsula, east bay. that we are done with this front. behind that, skies clear and cold air will move in. it's a chilly valentine's we will start and finish with sunshine, a chance of showers by lunchtime. low 50's is about it. overnight tonight it gets cold. clear skies, 20's and 30's. 29 in santa rosa. 36 in san jose. frost advisories, freeze warnings in effect overnight tonight. accuweather 7-day forecast. chilly today, cold tomor warmer on the weekend. reggie: the california school

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kumasi: pretty good anniversary for a lot of bay area couples. area churches are ready for a wedding rush. they anticipate one c the knot every hour starting at 8:00 this morning, going until 7:00 in the evening. this video is from february ceremonies last year. the office will also hold extended hours on 2-233-23.

in contra costa county, the weddings are moving off-site to the martinez cobra museum today. 16 couples will be married there from 10:00 until 3:00. reggie: knot at san francisco city hall today with each couple getting a rose, candy, and a special certificate. there will also be a photo booth. abc news stopped by see's yesterday to see the people lining up for their chocolates. we caught up with a customer who was buying candy for his wife and daughter. he says it's important to remember your loved ones. >> all of the holidays, very much so. especially after all of this, and we are still going through it. reggie: the dog said, i want that chocolate. i understand it is poisonous. kumasi: they have some dog-friendly options. see's has it all.

reggie: americans are expected to spend nearly $26 billion on valentine's day, including gifts for friends, pets, and coworkers. kumasi: why are you so shocked? reggie: has that happened to you? kumasi: it will today. reggie: is it? kumasi: right? reggie: yup. kumasi: [laughter] an upscale restaurant in ne jersey has adopted a controversial policy they say will reduce mess in the dining rooms. netty's house of spaghetti has banned kids under 10 years this is the facebook post. the restaurant wrote, we love kids, but lately it's been extremely challenging. as you see, no children under 10

permitted to dine. they say the high noise levels and lack of space for high chairs are also reasons for the change. people are upset, talking about how it punishes kids who behave will. somebody said i think it's a good policy. i have kids, and i agree. reggie: i don't have a problem with the ban. i have a problem with the place being called netty's house of spaghetti. that is a kids restaurant. kids love spaghetti. spaghetti is messy. maybe they need to change the name or change the concept. how many adults do you know that are like, you know what i really want? something from netty's house of spaghetti. kumasi: new at 6:00, the renewed push to raise teacher salaries nationwide. and this plan may have bipartisan support. reggie: why some apple computer

users may be entitled to a cash settlement. kumasi: self-driving car's in the hot seat. why one company is asking for certain safety exemption standards. demi, i'm so proud of you and how you have persevered through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.