>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jobina: a deadly explosion in san francisco neighbors are meeting on how to keep these area safer. >> i do, with our kids i between us, this could be it. reggie: a terrifying united flight down from sfo is under investigation. an aviation expert weighs in on what he think is to blame. jobina: a very cold start to your wednesday. how cold it dropped overnight and when we will see them are temperatures. welcome february 15.

if you thought you would get the discounted candy today it was already gone. i could not believe it. jobina: it is easter and your tie is giving it to us. it is pastel time. drew: we are heading to spring but the temperatures are a lot like winter, 20's and 30's. 28, ukiah. 34, concord. 39, palo alto. you need a couple of layers to stay warm as we are under frost advisories and freeze warnings. the wind is thankfully not as gusty as it was yesterday which will lead to a warmer day later today. the exploratory -- exploratorium camera has clear skies and we will have the sun up before 7:00 a.m. with temperatures warmer than yesterday in the upper 50's to lower 60's. a closer look at the highs and a couple of minutes. jobina: one person is dead and

another the hospital after an apartment fire in martinez just before 3:00 this morning. two people were trapped inside. crews freed one person but cannot get the second out. the surviving victim is at the hospital. firefighters are not sure how the flame started but believe it started in the kitchen. neighbors impacted by the explosion and fire in the outer sunset neighborhood will come together for a private town hall. they hope to connect residents with resources to move forward. we spoke to the sole survivor of the blast and it is an interview that you will only see on abc 7 news. lena howland is live at the site of the explosion with reaction. lena: remarkably, despite being on fire, a caretaker who was inside of the home here behind us was able to escape the home.

and also attempted to save the suspects wife who was sitting in the living room at the time but perished in the explosion. lisa, who requested that we only use her first name is an immigrant from thailand who overcame personal challenges, ones too painful to share with the public. one of her greatest joys was working for darren price and caring for his wife for the past five years. investigators have not provided a cause for the explosion which leveled the home along 20 2nd avenue and destroyed two nearby avenues -- nearby homes. price was charged and arrested with manufacturing drugs, child endangerment and manslaughter. she maintains she had no idea how this happened. >> he told me that he was looking, and that is all i know. i always kept it

not want to bother anyone. lena: lisa her head, torso, and hands which can no longer be used. all of her possessions and livelihood is gone. while she starts to heal, a community group has set up a gofundme page start rebuilding her life. that has already raised more than $17,000 this morning. a community town hall is being set up at 5:00 for neighbors on this block that have been impacted by this explosion. city departments will o different resources and information as they work to move forward. live in san francisco, lena howland. reggie: the san francisco supervisor has introduced a contrary -- a controversial measure to control's -- prostitution. they considered it urging state

lawmakers to introduce legislation that would legalize prostitution and allow cities to set up a light districts. she admits that is not something that will happen overnight. >> it will take many years of discussion before it would pass and then years to implement because we would have to regulate an industry and we need places where sex work can occur indoors. reggie: it comes on the heels of the decision to set up barricades to curb prostitution in the mission district. it is an issue that we first spotlighted earlier this month. jobina: happening today, help for asian americans and pacific islanders. city leaders will hold a summit to inform people about resources available if they are a victim of a crime and discuss the community liaison unit which aims to build trust between officers and communities of color. this comes after multiple asian americans were killed in the

recent shootings in monterey park and half moon bay. the summit is at 8:00 until 7:00 on stockton street from 1:00 to 4:00 p.m. reggie: dianne feinstein says she will not seek reelection. she got her start in politics in san francisco elected to the board of supervisors in 1969 and became the first female mayor. her legacy was cemented in when she became the first female senator elected in california and is now the longest-serving woman in the u.s. senate history. >> california as the first woman senator. a legend in the senate. she was the leader on so many different issues, assault weapon, environment, and women's rights, and so much else. reggie: the race to replace her

is already heating up. adam schiff and katie porter announced that they are running for her seat. barbara lee's is expected to announce her bed later this month. jobina: nancy pelosi talked about senator feinstein calling her an icon for women in politics. >> she was a tear -- a trail blazer, and she paved the way. she did so with brilliance, dignity, grace, she was beloved and has been beloved, and continues to be. jobina: she admires feinstein politically and personally and made a "tremendous difference in congress." reggie: she got her start in the bay area and she was in the middle of a san francisco tragedy. this is part of our original documentary "murder at city hall." >> i am in the mayor's office. >> mama's goni and supervisor harvey milk have been -- mayor

must goni and harvey milk have been shot. reggie: they relive the deadly moments and the wild trial that followed and how the assassinations forge her path. you can watch "murder at city hall" on the abc 7 bay area app. jobina: coming up, oakland's new mayor has a plan to keep her constituents state -- safe. the increased patrols that to happen. reggie: some of those objects shot down over the u.s. and canada might have strayed from their original destinations. drew: 6:08, cold but do bundle up. we have freeze warnings and frost advisory is in effect until 9:00 a.m. this morning and we are tracking a warmer afternoon.

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drew: 6:11 and we take you to the mount tam camera and we are seeing a little bit of sunrise. the sun is getting up here before 7:00 a.m. and the days will get longer towards the summer solstice. here is live doppler. yesterday we had a quick moving isolated showers move through the region. the front is working its way through southern california. behind the front it allowed cold air to move in. that is why we are under a frost advisory and freeze warning. several heavy leaders are needed. gradually thawing into the 40's. by 1:00 it feels better than yesterday with a lot less wind. temperatures are warmer into the upper 50's and lower 60's underneath total sunshine. warmer weather will move in for the weekend. let us said -- let us say high

to sue. sue: we are starting with the metering lights at 5:36. you are stacked up close to the 886 inner crossing. as you ensure way through -- inch your way through the metering lights, slow and go over the altamont pass with speeds below 15 miles an hour. you pick up towards livermore and we hadn't earlier stalled -- had and earlier stalled in san leandro. so traffic towards highway 92 and we have wind advisories continuing for the san mateo bridge and bay bridge and there is the big caltrans sign advising high wind as well. we will be back with more in a bit. reggie: the lawsuit claiming a popular hair product caused people to go bald. and then the client caught on

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reggie: pulleys are trying to figure -- pulleys are trying to -- police are trying to figure out the motive behind a mass shooting that left three students dead at the university of michigan. we are learning more about some of the survivors. one student is a young woman who survived the sandy hook shooting. now she is a senior at michigan state. >> the fact that the odds of me being in both of those places for two mass shootings is

unfortunately not as unlikely as we think it is for other people as well. enough is enough and it needs to end. reggie: authorities believe the gunmen had plans to attack other locations in michigan, colorado, and new jersey. he had no ties to msu and was found dead hours later. this morning a 42-year-old was rescued from the rubble of the deadly earthquake in turkiye. she was trapped for more than nine days. rescue teams recognized signs of life and were able to free her. currently more than 41,000 people have died. it is the deadliest disaster in the country's history. many are blaming faulty construction for the devastation. authorities are trying to find contractors linked to collapsed buildings. the oakland bear announce new initiatives --mayor announced

new initiatives. her collaboration includes police and business leaders. the department will reintroduce flood patrols. they will operate monday through friday during business hours in shopping areas. business owners want to have improved communication. >> if you think i'm going to call 911, are you guys giving us money for security cameras and things of that nature. what can we do. there needs to be more of a partnership. reggie: chief allison says this comes after the success of the holiday crime plan which came out of the spike of last summer. beside shootings and robberies were down. jobina: some days you just need a pick me up. having just one part quality conversation with your best friend every day can boost your happiness. that can be just catching up,

meaningful talk, offering compliments or just listening. if you do it every day it can increase your well-being and decrease stress. it can be over the phone or texting but face-to-face is even better. reggie: life is like a box of chocolates, but in this story it is not actually chocolate. ripley's believe it or not bought this autographed box of chocolates used in the film " forrest gump" for $25,000. there is no chocolate in it and there never was. they put sand in it, four pounds, that way it could sit exactly right on tom hanks' lap during filming. jobina: do not mess up my movie. reggie: i think, i have to look this up. didn't they shoot that part of the movie in savannah? jobina: yeah. reggie: there is a bench where you can see where it happened when you are going through a tour.

jobina: i am going to say yes. i love savannah and i love that movie. reggie: i remember being really excited on the tour when we went by it. drew: did they let you sit on the bench. reggie: i did not. jobina: have you been to the bubba gump shrimp restaurants before? drew: do they have a? -- have it. jobina: with very oversized shoes. reggie: someone had a wild idea, they said do you know what is a popular movie? "forrest gump" and let us take it into an entire chain. jobina: the coconut shrimp hits. drew: that is the first movie to go into the real world, the extension. reggie: themed restaurants are not en vogue. jobina: hard rock and planet hollywood. are there any planet hollywood's

anymore? reggie: there is one in orlando. are there others? jobina: remember rain forest cafe? drew: i love a reinforced cafe. jobina: i love those. drew: the half-hour thunderstorm always got me. reggie: like -- jobina: like the produce is like in the produce store. drew: outside this morning we are looking at sutro tower with clear skies. most of us feeling lighter in terms of the wind. a little breezy through the delta with fairfield the gusty spot. today there is less wind and warmer temperatures on the way. waves 10 to 14 feet risk of rip currents along the coast. temperatures are freezing if not

subfreezing in spots which is why we have the frost advisory and freeze warning. future weather, nothing but sunshine. we add cloud cover thursday, partly sunny in the afternoon. today it is bright sunshine in the upper 50's and lower 60's. it will feel warmer than yesterday afternoon. tonight we have another freeze watch, temperatures in the most part will drop into the 30's until thursday. here the accuweather forecast, right sunshine with another frosty start at the chance of an isolated shower trending dryer leading to a sunny and warmer holiday weekend. jobina: let us turn to ginger live in philadelphia. ginger: hello i love you were talking about rain forest cafe. i have such memories and i love it.

the reminder of the thunderstorm, i am into it. we are talking about so many headlines. the thunderstorm. we have the latest from the faa and their investigation after all of those close calls. and we also have the new when it comes to carbohydrates and heart health like what it means as far as what you eat versus how much you eat. and then i am in philadelphia because it is disney 100 the exhibition opening at the franklin institute. i just got a walk-through and they opened up the disney vault. i saw a cinderella slipper, the first drawing of mickey, i cannot tell you the hundreds of artifacts preserved inside and you get up to them. and then a bunch of cool futuristic exhibits and costumes. it is really special and i will give you a sneak peak. reggie: so, i saw a little bit

of the video that you provided where there is some kind of hologram ai situation with walt disney. can you explain of what it looks -- what it looks like in person? ginger: oh yeah. i was a child and i think many would feel that way. we are with the executives of disney and i was trying to be cool but also like getting too close to the curtain so i could reach back the what is going on. it is disney at its best. the imagine years have done it again -- imagineers have done it again and i did not figure it out. reggie: it looks cool and we are impressed. jobina: ginger figures out everything. ginger: you feel like you are right there with walt. reggie: i'm going to have to go to philly. we look forward to seeing your preview. ginger: the neat part is that it

is coming around the country so it will get closer to you. jobina: thank you. reggie: i did not realize that. jobina: we were struggling with why there are only five cities. ginger: or come to philly. reggie: we will see you at 7:00 a.m. .

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jobina: a wisconsin woman facing murder charges attacked her attorney in court. she was seen lunging at her attorney and trying to hit him but was pinned to the ground by a deputy. the attorney asked to withdraw. the woman is accused of murder and dismemberment. popular luxury aircraft -- a popular luxury haircare brand is being sued after 30 customers have had their hair damaged. it caused them to suffer from hair loss, here are damage, and scalp injuries. olaplex, which is used by kim

kardashian, is marketed to protect against breakage. the brand deny the allegations and stands by the safety and efficacy of their products. some never before seen footage of the titanic wreckage is being released. the 1986 died of shows shows the first few since the ship sank 70 years earlier. new technology made it possible to capture these images. the oceanic graphic institution is set to release the footage at 4:30 p.m. civic meds to honor the 25th anniversary of " titanic." the breakthrough on a potential birth control drug for men. and then the vaccine that school students in

>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: oakland's police chief. jobina: and the controversial plan that could end with people being deported for using fentanyl. why a supervisor wants to and lament it. reggie: you need to see this video of a squirrel that comes out of nowhere as a woman is trying to get some pizza. ah. the squirrels are angry. jobina: the squirrels are always doing so much. anybody with a birdfeeder we feel for you. good morning. reggie: first, it is your world, squirrel. drew: it is chilly out there for a squirrel and humans. we have frost advisories in effect. the coldest cities in the upper 20's to lower 30's. a lot of layers underneath the winter coat.

the wind is a lot lighter compared to this time yesterday but through the delta a bit breezy from fairfield to rio vista. a live look, it is beautiful. we have a lot of sunshine, take the sunglasses with you and we warm into the 50's by lunchtime. upper 50's to lower 60's later this afternoon. reggie: a special meeting set for the oakland police commission. they will discuss the future of the police chief who was suspended and is on paid administrative leave. gloria rodriguez has more on that. gloria: according to the oakland side, the police commission is setting up a discipline committee to take control of the case against armstrong. the mayor put him on paid administrative leave for alleged dereliction of duty. this for his handling of misconduct allegations involving one of his officers in 2021.

new documents give details about chief armstrong's response in a hit-and-run incident where -- and one where the sergeant fired a gun in opd headquarters. his handling of the case has been called questioned. a credibility case did not find him to be credible because he knew of information that had not been discussed. the chief fired back to allegations. >> that is an inaccurate statement, i clearly made my statements to the investigators. we have that recorded statement. we also have read those reports and know that no one in the investigation they advised -- had advised me in this particular case. gloria: many want him to stay on as chief. the police condition -- the police commission can set up a discipline committee make final decisions on whether or not an officer should be punished for

violating rules. the special meeting starts at 5:30 and they will go into closed session but they are required to report any actions taken at the end of the meeting. the discipline committee meeting starts at 8:00 tonight. jobina: people impacted by the explosion that rocked a neighborhood will come together for a private town hall as wearn survive the blast from the first time. lena howland is live with the interview that you will only see on abc7news. lena: on the day of the one paralyzed woman that was inside of what was the home behind to be was killed. her caretaker was the sole survivor. she is sharing her story only with abc 7. despite being on fire and suffering burns to her head,

torso, and hands which can no longer be used, lisa managed to escape and even attempted to save darren price's wife who was sitting in the living room. the thailand immigrant said she has been working for this family for five years. under her nose investigators say a narcotics lab w bprice was chd with manufacturing drugs, child endangerment, and manslaughter. lisa says he told her he was working for a contractor. >> i went downstairs to do laundry i did not know what to do and i backed out. and then it boom. i did not know what happened. lena: a community group has set up a gofundme page for lisa to rebuild her life. at last check that has raised more than $17,000.

the city will be holding a private town hall meeting for neighbors impacted by the explosion. that is happening tonight at 5:00. there are plans to do a larger public town hall meeting to talk about the logic -- the larger issue of public safety in these neighborhoods that will be held in march. live in san francisco, lena howland. jobina: despite recent layoffs, seneca -- silicon valley is not in crisis mode. russell hancock with joint venture silicon valley says that the area is experiencing more of an adjustment. >> it is a tremendous displacement but there is good news. jobina: silicon valley has more job openings being advertised than cuts. most tech workers are landing on their feet within three months. it is all part of an expected pattern that saw an expansion during the height of the covid-19 outbreak. >> it usually comes every eight

or 10 years and we have had a 15 year run. in the pandemic turned out not to be a bust but i bonanza. jobina: researchers tech companies employ 30% of tech workers and san francisco. -- in san francisco. they represent 2% of the workforce. reggie: california students might be required to get the hpv vaccine. cecelia aguilar curry just announced a bill that would require all incoming eighth-graders to get it. the hpv vaccine has been on the market since 2006 as a way to prevent multiple cancers including cervical cancer. it benefits men in the prevention of multiple cancers as well. the recommendation is to have children vaccinated between the ages of eight and 12. >> i know that people will be at my doorstep screaming at me but this is effectively saving lives. reggie: students who are

homeschooled or have a medical condition are exempt. hearings will begin next month. jobina: local lawmakers are working to ensure everyone continues to have the right to get and stay married in california. scott wiener and evan low just introduced a constitutional amendment to repeal prop 8 which banned same-sex marriage in the state. it has been 15 years since californians passed it with 52% of the vote. it was later overturned in court and the u.s. supreme court ruled it unconstitutional, and prop was essentially struck down but it has not disappeared entirely. >> prop 8 is still the constitution. it evaporated when the supreme court struck it down, but it is still there. jobina: the amendment to repeal prop 8 would have to pass with two thirds of the legislature.

if it does that it will be on the november 2024 valid -- ballot for voters to decide. reggie: local lawmakers are set to expand a city juror program statewide. be the jury ca is expected to help low to moderate income -- jurors get paid for and it was made to make juries reflect diverse communities. a plan is in the works to provide $27 million to pay for police overtime. the mayor's office says there is a severe staffing shortage in the response is a supplemental fund to help pay for overtime and stop a hiring freeze supervisor still have to approve. jobina: one city leader is proposing a plan to deport undocumented people who are caught dealing fentanyl. matt dorsey's legislation would

strip them of protections under sanctuary laws and this is the latest measure to come as the city looks to get tough on the opioid crisis. mayor london breed is seeking more money for prosecutors focusing on open-air drug dealing. reggie: trying to ban hidden fees. california lawmakers working to take action. jobina: you are looking live at the board at the board at the new york stock exchange. reggie: the medical breakthrough for a male birth control drug. stay with us for abc 7 at 7:00 only available streaming. to download that on all of the things and you can watch us from 7:00 until 8:00. drew: we will go outside at 6:39. we are looking at san jose as the sun gets up here. we have clear skies right now and a northerly wind which is bringing about a cold morning. freeze warnings and frost

advisories are in effect for a huge portion of the region until 9:00 a.m. and temperature is in the coldest city are in the 20's and 30's. here is live doppler 7 and the satellite. we had a front move through with an isolated shower around lunchtime. the front is now moving through southern california. behi front it is allowing cold air filtering in from the north. future weather showing by 10:00 a.m. we are thawing into the 30's and later on with a ton of sunshine. it will feel warmer compared to yesterday in the upper 50's to lower 60's. a lot less wind compared to yesterday. 58 in the city. 59, oakland. 60, santa rosa. 59, concord after the chili start in the 30's. warmer weather moves in and we will show that in nine minutes. let us say hello to sue. sue: we are looking pretty good

in san jose as we see the sun starting to peek through the sky. we had this -- the headlights sneaking away from san jose. this is an eight minute drive. looking good as you kick off your morning drive. 280 through san jose. we pop up to the richmond, san rafael bridge. this is back to help -- this is backed up towards marin parkway. we will check out some of your drive times. it is looking pretty good for the bridges. there is the richmond, san rafael bridge. san mateo bridge, 16 from hayward to foster city. dumbarton, eight minutes across the span. we do have an accident reported in bonita seven a.d., and i am not seeing any slowing on 780 over toward 680. be aware of emergency crews having that accident to the

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jobina: the faa says it is taking action after some dangerous close calls including a flight from maui to sfo that suddenly plunged 1400 feet in december. it is activating a safety review team to examine the aviation system. the ntsb is opening an investigation and we are learning more about the terrifying flight. the plane took off from hawaii and reached 2200 feet before going down. it dropped 1425 feet to feet above the water before leveling out and then ascending. a preliminary report is expected

in two to three weeks and we spoke to the aviation consultant and veteran pilot about this. john: all of us these days use computers and if you misprgram -- program something you can get a bad result. airplanes are not much different, they are sophisticated computer systems and they controlled the flight path. one of the questions is was something ms. programs? jobina: while passengers say the weather was bad, he does not think the weather was to blame. the pilots were veterans and had more than 25,000 hours of flight time combined. they received additional training after the incident. reggie: lawmakers are asking for more answers for the objects recently shot down. the surveillance balloon from china might have accidentally blown into u.s. airspace due to wind. "the washington post" reports

that federal agencies had been tracking the balloon for a week. as for the other objects that were spotted, the white house says they do not know for sure what they were being used for. that is an answer that lawmakers say is not good enough. >> the administration is saying we do not yet know what they are and we do not want to characterize them until they recover them but it was not a threat. both of those things cannot be true. reggie: norad is working to recalibrate the systems to register threats like the spy balloon while weeding out weather balloons and other objects. jobina: california lawmakers do not want to wait for congress to act with eliminating fees. president biden took aim at those during his state of the union address. the attorney general and state lawmakers announced a bill to ban hidden fees on most of anything that you buy. >> we know a dysfunctional congress will drag their feet,

which is why we are joining the right and helping lead the charge. >> in california we believe that when you make a purchase the final pceuld na mystery. jobina: t legislation would require companies to disclose what acquired fees upfront as part of the total pr californiat control fees for airlines that operate under federal law, state officials hope it will spur national regulation. reggie: a drug used for treating human eyes is showing promise to become a male contraceptive. it immobilizes sperm and prevented pregnancy in mice. when injected, email pregnancy was 100% prevented for 2.5 hours. experts aim to test the drug and more animals with human trials to follow. condoms and vasectomy are the only contraceptive options that exist for men. jobina: robin roberts is marking

10 years being back on good morning america following her bone miller -- bone marrow transplant. as part of the celebration we are teaming up with beta match, the organization -- be the match which saves lives. students at st. mary's is signing up in the process is easy. a swab gets you on the registry and then theying a perfect matc. 90% of the time it is as simple as a blood draw. we spoke with one major who said that robin roberts inspired him to sign up. >> i hope it will be used and i will get called back. >> it took me about five minutes to sign up. it really could end up saving someone's life. jobina: you can scan the qr code on the bottom of your screen and also text kgo to 614 will get a kit to see if you have a match for someone and

will save their life. reggie: subway restaurants are looking for new ownership. shareholders are exploring a possible sale. there is no timeline or assurance that it will even happen. subway announced record-setting sales numbers earlier. they say they are focusing on the future with store renovations and international growth. here is a live look at the new york stock exchange we are down about 149 points. jobina: there is currently a bidding war for a piece of warriors history. stephan curry's card -- rookie card is on the block. it has his signature and a uniform patch. the card is one of only five copies in existence. the auction started monday and reached six figures. the current bid is about $160,000. by the way, the warriors lost this -- last night to the

clippers and we will move on to more positive news. reggie: the oscars are on and jimmy kimmel said that he was not the first choice for hosting duties, kind of. jobina: check out this promo. >> let me be perfectly clear, you are not my first choice or my second choice, or third through 11th choice. we asked a lot of people before you. >> i would rather not know who they were. >> whoopi goldberg, jon stewart, tina fey, chris rock, arsenio, cheney -- chevy chase, a child dressed as a pirate. jobina: that is actually funny. reggie: a child dressed as a pirate is a good one. jobina: in this spoof of "top gun: maverick" camel about his hosting --kimmel about his hosting credential.

reggie: it has been nine times for billy crystal. jobina: i am not keeping up with the prompter. the 95th oscars are on sunday, marched -- march 12 on abc 7. reggie: i am excited for this. i love award show so i am down. jobina: they have been really good this year. we are no longer doing the awkward social distancing, we are kind of back. drew: it is nice to see what people where and it is fun. billy crystal, nine times? reggie: he was the one. drew: was he under contract? he is liked by the ninth one, i could do this in my sleep. santa cruz and a live look outside as we are in store for a beautiful day with a chilly start and freeze warnings in effect until 9:00 a.m..

it will feel a lot better compared to yesterday with a lot of sunshine and for the weekend we have mild weather moving in. we still have a beach hazard statement along the coastline until 9:00 a.m. the waves are elevated 11 to 14 feet, currently in the higher risk of rip currents. we will put this into motion and not much is happening because we expect lots of sunshine and a little bit of a different story for thursday. cloud cover tomorrow, partly sunny. today enjoy clear skies and the bright weather. temperatures are warmer than yesterday, close to average for this time of year. upper 50's to lower 60's with a couple of layers under the heavy coat and then later today you will certainly not need the coat with the sunshine and mild weather. we expect sunny skies. southern california sunshine into the low inmate 60's -- low

and mid 60's. a heat -- a few high clouds after midnight but a freeze watch effect because we have temperatures into the 30's into thursday. sunshine today, another frosty start tomorrow and then over the weekend we warm up with sunshine through monday. jobina: a louisiana woman got a big surprise when she opened the front door for the pizza delivery guy. [knocking] >> hello, how are you doing today. [screaming] jobina: let more time. look up. boom. i love how the pizza delivery guy has clearly seen some things. reggie: his stance remains, he holds onto the pizza. jobina: the professionalism. reggie: he looks down and does nothing. jobina: i hope his employer gave him a little something nice.

reggie: he does not get involved. i guess what is he supposed to do? jobina: that is funny. reggie: i did not see a tip. jobina: let us hope that it was electronic. [laughter] reggie: it could have been. jobina: i hope so. it might have been doordash. reggie: if a squirrel is in your home, that is going to take up your time. jobina: has that happened to you? reggie: it has. i thought the squirrel left, but he did not. so i had the squirrel all night. jobina: was it running around? reggie: it was running around. in a very similar thing happened. i did not realize he was in my garbage can. so i opened it up and he flew all the way out of there. jobina: no. reggie: i could not find him and then i heard something in my garbage can and i walked over

and it was like argh! jobina: we will be right back.

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accused him of violating duties. armstrong denied any wrongdoing. reggie: we are hearing from the woman who escaped the fiery home explosion in san francisco. she was severely burned on her head, torso, and hands and says she was a caretaker for the woman who died in the blast. you can see her interview right now. jobina: prayer services were held across michigan for the victims killed in monday's shooting at michigan state university. reese died. got had -- three students died and the gunman had no connection to the university. reggie: dianne feinstein will not run for reelection. she was first elected in 1992 and has the record for longest serving female u.s. senator. drew: a frosty start with well into the 30's if not 20's and frost advisories and freeze warnings are in effect until

9:00 a.m. for the cold start but the sun is about to get up. we are in store for scott -- for sunny skies today and a warmer and less windy day. 4:00 p.m. in the upper 50's and lower 60's. sue: the midweek traffic. metering lights went on at 5:36. you are stacked up to 80 in the westbound direction. very slow across the san mateo bridge. look at this drivetime over to san mateo looking at 25 minutes. jobina: we are getting a first look at a new exhibit traveling celebrating 100 years of disney. it was a hologram of walt disney and more than 250 rarely seen artifacts from the most beloved stories. the exhibit opens in philadelphia on saturday and will travel to munich, and london. you can see more coming up on gma. and disney as a parent company of abc 7. reggie: please come to the bay

area. we need it. good morning, america. for our viewers in the west as we take you through this wednesday, why the faa is saying enough is enough. ♪ after a series of incredibly dangerous close calls in the skies, how the faa is taking action. as we hear from passengers from a united flight that almost plummeted into the pacific. new details about the college campus shooting as michigan state university remembers the three students killed. five others fight for their lives. new details on how police tracked down the gunman. dangerous storms on the move. 100 million americans on alert for high winds, snow and tornadoes. this morning, where we're seeing the highest threat. plus, avalanche danger a