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shooting. three killed after a gunman opened fire at michigan state university. students were hiding in classrooms. police have just told us more about the victims. reggie: discussions over reparations he's up in san francisco today. how you can join. kumasi: the first attempt to bring down one of those flying objects was not successful. what we have learned so far. reggie: it is valentine's day. kumasi: we hope you are surrounded by love. we have a good forecast today. drew: it is chilly. you will feel that. cold day with a chance of a shower around lunchtime. humans gusty along the coast. -- windsumpateslevated comf us o

temperatures in the mid-40's. coldest spots upper 30's right now. this is our rooftop showing you flags waving. we will start and finish the day with sunshine. right around lunchtime, chance of an isolated showers popping up with the wick moving front keeps -- a quick moving front keeps temperatures in the low 50's for that low 50's. reggie: out of michigan, three dead, five hurt after a shooting at michigan state. we just heard a news conference that has a new information. jobina: it is also. we now know that the three people dead are all students. really devastating developments. all campus activities are canceled for at least 48 the student that shooting started late last night. students barricaded themselves

as gunshots ran out. after a brief manhunt, the suspect was eventually found that from eighth self-inflicted gunshot wound. -- from a self inflicted gunshot wound. >> i am still shaken up. the shooter came in our room and shut three to four times. then there was silence. we started breaking up at 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 and are working to find a motive. this is the 67th mass shooting of 2023, that shootings a day. reggie: we sent out a push as word broke about the shooting. you can download the app and

enable notifications to get updates set right to your phone. kumasi: today, san francisco leaders sent to give leaders about a proposal to provide reparations for some black residents in the city. lena howland is live outside the baptist church on mcallister street where a town hall be held in a few hours. >> we are living the third baptist church where we will be getting two details into what civil right's are calling long-overdue solutions. they are calling on the city of san francisco to adopt them in order to address systemic racism. these installations are starting with a one-time five late payment which could be coming to each eligible resident in san francisco if the proposal put forward is expected. to qualify, san francisco residents would have to be 18 years is older, identifying as black or african-american on public documents for at least 10

years and the more criteria. the san francisco human rights commission told us this would be a big step forward in correcting historic injustices, but the say the recommendations going beyond financial compensation. they also include housing, education and posing the racial wealth gap. >> systemic oppression and the systems that have worked against folks, the big challenge has been how do the quantified -- how do we quantify? then the next challenge is where it the money come from? >> but not everyone agrees with this plan. a spokesman for the san francisco republican party told us they opposed the proposals and have serious doubts over how they would be implemented and the city with the reporting -- if the city could afford it. the townhouse started this morning at 11:00.

this comes before these recommendations will be officially proposed to the board of supervisors next monlth. reggie: today, hillary ronen expected to introduce a plan to sanction a red light district and legalized sex work in san francisco. this proposal comes after sfmta set up barricades to curb prostitution. people who live near the barriers say the attempt has become a hazard. drivers have been seen running over barriers and allegedly sex workers are spilling over to nearby streets for -- streets. kumasi: san mateo county supervisors expected to approve funding to help farmworkers displaced after the shooting in half moon bay. it would be used in emergency housing and supportive services. at least 30 families who lived and worked on the farms were displaced after the shootings.

there is also a new health safety task force in san mateo county. it will monitor farm operators who provide housing employees to make sure they are in compliance with local and state regulations. last month's mass shooting revealed many workers were living in overc unsanitary housing. to support the half moon bay strong fund coming to our website. -- you can go to our website. reggie: the meeting the fate of the wrong armstrong been postponed until tomorrow. armstrong was placed on his ministry of the last month after the investigation concluded he is handled a case involving a sergeant. yesterday, the confidential report was published. we spoke with the reporter who obtained it. >>

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 investigators differs from chief armstrong's. reggie: they said last week that those findings are inaccurate. kumasi: still ahead -- the new push in sacramento to find more affordable housing for the unhoused right here in the bay area. reggie: and why some self cars are under fire. the company tried to get exemptions for certain safety features. drew: we will start out with sunshine. once that site gets up at 7:00 a.m. -- but in the middle of the day, chance of an isolated showers with a quick moving front, but it is out of here in the evening and that sets the stage for a cold night on the way. a look at how warm we get this afternoon and frost and is

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behind that front tonight, it does rake in cold air. frigid night on the way with frost advisories and freeze warnings for a big portion of the region from the and how cold you get tonight in about nine minutes. jobina: overall, good we want to move to the bay bridge toll plaza because it metering lights have come on. traffic is backed up and have a wind advisory in effect for the bridge and for the ultimate pass entity san mateo bridge. traffic is beginning to pick up westbound but still moving at the limit. our commuter alert is for anyone traveling to the oakland airport yeah -- via bart. connector train currently unavailable, so they have the ac transit buses taking you from the coliseum bart station to the airport.

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receive classified briefings on the investigation into objects spotted over west airspace recently. u.s. officials say the military has recovered a significant portion of the technology from the chinese surveillance and shut down last week. it took two tries to ensur the object on sunday. the military is not collected any of the wreckage from the weekend. >> these objects do not present a threat to anyone on the ground. they do, however, present a risk

to civil aviation and potentially an intelligence collection threat. kumasi: the white house address a question a lot of people were asking, saying there is no indication of extraterrestrial activity. it is likely the objects were weather balloons. there is a new push to help cities in the affordable housing goals. scott weiner introduced legislation yesterday meant to accelerate housing permits. san francisco set to build 82, 000 units in the next 8 it could then still take at least five years for residents to move in and a couple for instructions. reggie: regulars want information about san francisco bay's cruise self-drivin this is in response to concerns

about cars and like to traffic problems. cruise asking for an exemption for its origin model, which does not have a driver's seat, brake pedal or stealing will. regulars are asking them to answer question because it is there application. kumasi: the academy gerard's and senses says its response to will smith flapping chris rock last year was inadequate. at a luncheon yesterday, the president of the academy said what happened on stage was unacceptable and said the organization must be a and accountable. several days after the incident, did have me revoked smith's membership and banned him from the oscars for a debt a daily we are 20 days away from the positives. you can find out who wins on march 12 at 5:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. reggie: in washington, one

woman's love for balloons was bigger than her part. take a look at this video shot at by a dollar tree outside seattle. the person recording since they stopped to see how that person was going to fit all the balloons in her part. it turns out that was not the plan. she just left it hanging out the window. kumasi: that makes sense. drew: not in the sky. reggie: it is not the time to be a balloon. thank you. drew: balloons need to be on the ground. it is a scary time for balloons in the air. kumasi: to you differentiate yourself like those balloons. if you are better paint -- if you are red or pink, drew: if you set that many balloons from your lover, would you be like, "thanks"?

reggie: i like how you said lover. he drew: partner, spouse. reggie: it feels like an apology. what did you do? drew: i need all the balloons at now. reggie: and i need names and addresses. if it is that many balloons, it is names. it is your best frien sorry to reveal that. lovely. gusty winds on the coast. it will be a chilly day today. there is a chance around noon that we could see a spotty showers, nothing beneficial. this front will drag in some cold air, especially tonight. frost advisories and freeze warnings in effect.

moisture just now entering northern california. not a lot of moisture associated with it, but around 11:00 a.m., chance of an isolated showers in the north bay. we see a quick dusting of snow above 2000 feet. by 1:00 or at, and isolated showers possible curia possible. we will start and finish the day with sunshine. 52 if the stated, sam oakland --52 in the in temperatures dropping to 90, 30 six in redwood city under clear skies. freeze warnings and frost advisories in effect overnight. and isolated showers around noon today.

otherwise, freezing cold mornings wednesday and thursday. chance of a shower on friday before we warm up over the weekend. reggie: now we bring you ginger zee with a look at what is happening on gma. >> good morning. we have to beg he unfortunately begin with the latest on michigan state. at least three killed, five who when a gunman opened fire. a significant part of the chinese spy balloon has been recovered. in searching for the other three objects sat down in recent days. john kirby joins us live. alarming new report finds she -- finds teen girls in crisis. we also have deals and steals for valentine's day and a piece of competition in chicago. reggie: we are glad to see you again. you have been knocked out

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when i gunman opened fire at michigan state university. law enforcement still trying to figure out the motive. the country with more mass shootings of this year than in days have passed. kumasi: denise bay, they say drivers are getting too close to bikers and trying to hurt them. reggie: the latest push to raise teachers salaries that may have for both parties.

kumasi: kathy valentine's day. reggie: then it is a little cold. drew: bundle up. it states chilly through the afternoon. a couple of layers will be needed as the day goes on wins a bit greasy along the coast. strong discussed his half moon bay at 32 engagement we winds will begin to the morning goes on but it is elevating temperatures first thing on our tuesday. a lot of us waking up in the 40's. a few spots in the upper 30's. outside, the flags are waving along the embarcadero. we start and finish the day with sunshine, but in the middle, chance of an isolated shower and keeps temperatures in the low 50's. we will show you that chance of a shower and a cold night on the way. kumasi: investigators working to find the motive behind the shooting at issue can state university that left three people dead.

campus activities canceled until at least tomorrow. jobina has more on how students got out safely. jobina: three people died and five others are hurt after a shooting that two separate locations on the michigan state university campus. all three killed were students. police say the five people hurt our all in critical condition and at the hospital right now. the suspect has been identified as a 43-year-old man. investigators say he was not a student, faculty or staff member. students describe the scary scenes. >> i see people running and jumping down flights of stairs. everybody is terrified. people started running to one side. we all just ran out. cops told us to go lay in the field. jobina: investigators say the suspect appears to have died by suicide. they are still trying to determine a motive. there have been more mass shooting in the u.s. then there

have been days so far.this year this latest shooting marks the 67th of 2023. president biden spoke with gretchen whitmer last night and has deployed additional federal law enforcement officers and the fbi to help. reggie: a man who drove a u-haul truck on a nearly hour-long rampage through new york city could make his first appearance today. he is accused of killing one person and injuring 8 others in brooklyn yesterday afternoon. teh 48 ended when a police officer was able to pin the truck against a building. police called the suspect emotionally disturbed and it appears he was living in the rented truck. the motive for the attack is unknown, but there is no evidence this was a terrorist attack. kumasi: today, more details

about a proposal to provide reparations for some black residents in san francisco. lena howland is live on site third baptist church where a town hall will be held in a few hours. >> the one time payment for each eligible san francisco resident is being discussed at this morning's town hall meeting at the third baptist church. we first told you about these recommendations last month as a method to address systemic racism coming from a recent report from the advisory committee created after a campaign by the naacp. to qualify, san francisco residents will have to use 18 years or older, have been identifying as black on public documents for at least 10 years and the two of 8 additional

criteria. they say the recommendations also include topics like housing , education and closing the racial wealth gap. last month, josh keene discussed the reasoning behind these recommendations. >> the report lays out a history of how the black community in san francisco has been disclosed through dual -- through urban renewal, forced into bad housing loans, displaced as a result of redevelopment. >> the city has the $14 mil budget. proposing to spend $50 billion, financially, it does not.make sense . >> that was john the dennis of the san francisco republican party. he told us they propose in the proposers and have serious doubts over having they would amended and if the city could

afford to do it. newtown hall starts started this morning at 11:00 every third baptist church also of mcallister. this comes before these recommendations will officially be proposed next month. live in san francisco, lena howland. kumasi: we are getting a closer look at the aftermath of the deadly explosion in san francisco and learning more about the charged. this video gives devastation by noriega street. that blast destroyed two homes and killed the wife of darren price. he is now facing mansl and drug manufacturing charges. the man in this video, we are told, is parsed after he learned of the blast. neighbors say they are stunned by accusations that he allegedly operated a drug lab in the home. >> i am in shock.

how can you do this type of business when you have a wife and kids in there? kumasi: that neighbor, whose home was also destroyed, said she smelled gas in the night before the blast and is based on her family was not home at the time. they lost everything they own. a covid b has raised more than $30,000. reggie: today an open, u.s. marshals service has made arrests in 21 homicide cases in 10 areas of northern california, and loading investigators have not revealed which cases these are but saving the suspects were one of her serious, violent offenses. kumasi: cyclists in the east bay are raising concerns over apparent targeted attacks. members of the east bay bike party saving drivers are intentionally getting close to cyclists and trying to hurt them. this video shows you what they are talking about. you can see a passenger in this part opening a door onto a biker.

the group's coordinator says it many cyclists were targeted at their latest gathering on friday. the group has out counted more than a dozen people who say they have recently been targeting. >> people said intentionally ramped from behind as well to be knocked over k the real answer is going to be getting the infrastructure in the streets to be built in a way where you cannot have that violent conflict as easily. kumasi: the group says it gathering will be held in a different east bay city. reggie: it has been just over a week since it opened baker was fatally injured trying to stop from breaking into her car. we are hearing from a restaurant manager who says she was the victim of a secret that a similar kind of crime. leah is a general manager of brenda's oakland restaurant. she says she was at the bank a

half-mile from the restaurant when a man stole her purse, credit cards and id. on thursday, jen angel, founder of angel caves, died after she was dragged by the getaway car in a smash and grab downtown. another woman says her restaurant was also hit recently. she has filed police reports but nothing has been done. shorthanded or if burglaries are not number one on their list, but a lot of us restaurant owners are on high alert. three on this block, one behind us, we are all getting hit. our sense of security is gone. reggie: these in the city and they have not responded to requests for comment. kumasi: san jose is number one in unhoused young adults per

capita. according to the recent study by the united way, for every 100,000 people, nearly 85 residents that are experiencing to the scenes. >> it is everybody's problem. it shows there is something wrong with our community. kumasi: this issue is why they for desi is reintroducing a bill to provide monthly payments of $1000 to high school seniors in dire need -- 15,000 of whom he says are graduating into homelessness every year in california. >> what you need to have success if you are a k-12 student is in instability. if you do not have housing from it do not have stability. kumasi: advocates say they anything to interrupt this cycle of homelessness. underestimate the city risks

ranking number one in use homelessness for years to come. local leaders asking di asking the biden administration to help find a new peer. dianne feinstein and alex padilla have requested funding for a project to rebuild the historic he or and reopen it to the public. aside from learning back voters -- voters, fissures and are tourist, the peer can also calm tides for skimmers. reggie: coming out why the newest inflation report has economists optimistic. kumasi: and another update on the markets is now. reggie: nz payment you might be due if you bought an apple laptop in the last few years. our sermon shall is live every weekday from 7:00 to 8:00 a.m. stranding only. -- streaming only.

the day with sunshine, but around lunchtime, we have the chance of an isolated showers with a quickly cold front that will keep temperatures chilly, only in the lower 50's. you see some snow and rain moving to northern california. this is the most part headed in our direction, supplying that chance of an isolated showers. here is future weather at 11:00 a.m. that chance is in the north bay for a range of our highest peaks above 2000 feet, we could see a dusting of snow. by 1:00 p.m. from that that chances in the south bay. then it is over. behind that front, we are in store for a cold night. chilly today with sunshine book ending the day. mid-day chance of an isolated showers with temperatures in the low 50's.

tonight, freeze warnings and frost advisories. we will take a look at how low we go coming back in nine minutes. jobina: we are following the new crash involving one vehicle but crews are on the way on northbound 680 at scott creek road. let's look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 6:03. traffic is still backed up to 88 0 over crossing part wind advisory there but not for the golden gate and the richmond-san rafael bridge. but we do have one or the san mateo bridge and also for the altamont pass. if you are headed to the oakland airport, this commuter alert is in place. the train from the coliseum station to the airport is currently

officially announced her candidacy for president. he is the first major republican to challenge donald trump for the gop nomination. he previously trump administration as an ambassador to the united nations. she is the daughter of indian immigrants and was born in south carolina. there is a growing effort at the federal level to raise salaries for educators. a bill is making his way through congress to raise teacher salaries to a minimum of $60,000 a year. democrats say the bill is finding bipartisan support. bernie sanders is working on a separate built to raise estate taxes of the wealthiest americans, saying it would

generate $450 billion to help pay for teacher raises. reggie: shows prices slightly slowed last month. in january, it was at 6.4%, down from 6.5% in december but higher than predicted. inflation has cooled from 9% june. last month's job report found 517 positions were added. that exceeded expectations. walmart closing three tech hubs. the workers are being asked to move to other cities to keep their jobs. if they do not move, they will be going off. the company is moving away from remote was brought on by the pandemic, asking most employees to return to the office at least two days a week. the look of the new york stock exchange, we are down about 120 points. >> get is robin. i have been waiting 174 days to

say this -- good morning america. kumasi: next week mileste illend years since she returned to the anchor desk after receiving a bone marrow transplant. to celebrate, abc7news and stations across the country are teaming up to get more people on the bone marrow registry. you can find out how you can help by scanning the qr code on your screen. we will give it up for the next few minutes. lawyer rodriguez is live with the story of a north bay woman who needs our help. >> be the 30% of patients who need a bone down transplant find one in their families. they saving the likelihood of finding a match is based on ethnicity. less people of color are on the registry.

they want to change that. a bone marrow cancer. her only cure is a transplant, but she is having a hard time finding a donor. >> i am difficult to match. african-americans only have a 29% match rate because there are so few people in the donors registry trip >> the retir nurse got a transplant in 2019, but her cancer has progressed and she needs another one. >> my disease could progress to the point of leukemia. the hardest part is the unknown. the hardest part is saying what if this does not work. what this? what if that?

>> kristen bates says that they are working on getting more ethnically diverse people on the registry. they are looking for people agency 18 to 40 to donate. >> about 90% of the stem cells through the arm. it is not invasive. the most donors say is your arm is insular. about 10% of the time, physicians will ask for marrow for the back of the head. this seems invasive. but the procedure has been investigated -- upgraded since the 1980's. >> debbie is hopeful she will find a donor so she can keep doing the things she loves, like traveling >> it gave me a new outlook on life. that is why you do certain things. no one knows how long we have, but with the type i have, i am

attempting to that my life to the best of my ability. >> p have a 29% chance of finding a match. latinos have a 48 europeans have a 79% chance. you can register online i scanning the qr code on your screen. you can also text "kgo" to 61474. you will get the kids to do the swap and see if you are a match for someone. reggie: thank you. ryan's of the macbook could be eligible for a payday over the company's butterfly keyboards. apple agreed to pay $59 to settle a class-action lawsuit over the keyboards. the keys were prone to getting stuck and could easily damage. people who have used the keyboards have until march 6 to file a claim. payments could range from $50 to

$395 per plane. apple the not the note to any wrongdoing in agreeing to the senator clearly kumasi: an english rock band is's the world highest paid entertainer. reggie: you are looking at me like what is going on? i never would have thought we would invoke genesis today, but we are. kumasi: genesis you made $230 million last year ice on the rights to music. it included a selection of the recorded music, income streams, solo streams. number and then here comes tyler perry

renting out the top five is the creators of south park and the simpsons. the simpsons have been around forever. reggie: and they keep making more and more. kumasi: drew: when you sell york county from that you give up the rights to -- reggie: i guess. i would have such a hard time doing that. drew: but you are getting to an age where you would rather want the money. reggie: you cannot take it with you. i mean, you could give it to your kids. drew: billy collins will get a big paycheck. so collins is daughter. reggie: i do not know who collins is. drew: emily in paris.

the more you know. it is a little tidbit. here is the export-oriented camera, looking lovely this morning, but it is chilly. waves 14 toig now.fect untilmorr high risk of recurrence and sleep away spirit temperatures right now in the 30's and 40's. these layers this morning, you will likely keep them on through much of the day. tracking a cold front on the dock to seven. with owners of moisture commitments to hear later today, supplying us with the chance of an isolated shower. here is 11:30 with that new north bay. and that chance is over with. behind that, we bring in colder air tonight. it is a chilly valentine's day

with temperatures well below average, only in the 50's this afternoon. tonight, 20's and 3 clear skies. freeze warnings and frost advisories will be in effect overnight. you -- keep your pets more in, protect your plans and pipes. an eye to the charter midday, otherwise some wednesday and thursday. another chance of an isolated shower on farley before we brighten up the skies for the weekend. kumasi: barney is making a comeback to television. the original morning show stopped production in 2010 -- the original barney show stopped production in 2010. there is going to be old-school barney toy, a show, movie is coming within a youtube channel, but barney is animated.

it is expected to debut in 2024. barney looks a bit different. reggie: i think he got a glow up. kumasi: there was nothing wrong with the barney i knew. reggie: but what about her? kumasi: you could have found that a different picture. reggie: she needs a bit of a below up -- a bit of a kumasi: next -- the seven things you need to know. reggie: you can watch us on the apple available throule and .oogle tv, you download it now, loyou anda happy family.

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shooting at getty state university. police say the suspect died by suicide. he was not associated with the school and the motive is not known. reggie: help they mass the sport is expected to approve funding for emergency housing. kumasi: there is a public hearing on plans for reparations for san francisco's black community. it is being held at the baptist church at 11:00 a.m. reggie: work in san francisco is especially to be introduced today. drew: happy valentine's day. it is chilly.

temperatures only in the low 50's for we will start and finish the devin wynn sunshine, but in the middle of the day, and isolated shower is possible. jobina: our opinion has been smooth. this is live from the san mateo bridge. sluggish traffic in the westbound direction and a wind advisory in effect for the bridge. kumasi: and something we hope is going to make you laugh -- these workers in monterey decided to say goodbye to the retiring coworker kevin. everybody dressed up like heaven on the last day. -- mike -- like last day. that blue vest, even that balding cap. thank goodness kevin laughed. jobina: that kevin was the same thing every day. reggie: i guess.

drew: it is his uniform. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west, there has been another mass shooting on a college campus. breaking overnight, at least three people killed, five others wounded when a gunman opened fire at michigan state university. panicked students sent running for their lives and sheltering latest on the investigation this also ts morning, uaul on th mites.idal he's on the sidewalk. >> striking nine people, killing one as we hear from one man who narrowly missed getting hit. new overnight, a significant part of the payload from the chinese spy balloon recovered as tms