>> unbelievable. a speeding suv slams into a house, starting a fire. somehow, no one was seriously injured in this crash. good evening and thank you for joining us. new tonight, two children had to be taken to the hospital following that crash, but also a concerned neighbor. the vehicle struck a gas line, which likely sent flames shooting into the air. ryan curry was at the scene and round out likely caused the driver to lose control.

ryan: surveillance video captures the moment a car lost control in an oakland hills neighborhood, crashingnto a you c see high am from the car after the crash. >> i heard the commotion and got a message from my next-door neighbor to got -- to get out of the house as soon as possible. >> clip lives in the area and says he got out as soon as possible. >> when i walked out my front door, i could see the garage next door to mine was on fire as well, so i was afraid it was going to spread. >> oakland fire says pg&e did eventually cut gas to the neighborhood. they suspect the car's brakes stopped working. >> as they came across the intersection, it sounds like they possibly had brake failure and came across and lost control and struck the house. >> they say two adults and three children were in the car when it crashed.

>> due to the mechanism of the injury, the fact the vehicle came down campus drive across redwood and struck the structure with force, we want to make sure the kids are ok and checked out. >> oakland fire says the official cause of the crash that led to the fire is under investigation. morrison says he has lived in this neighborhood for 22 years and says that hill has had several crashes. >> probably three or four times we have had people come barreling through that intersection and hit houses or hit the retaining wall. dion: to developing news carter center released a statement today saying jimmy carter decided to spend his remaining time at home with his family and receive hospice

plains, georgia, now receiving hospice care. at 98 years old, he is the oldest living former president. he has battled health issues in recent years, including hip surgery in 2019. in 2015, he confronted cancer that had spread to his liver and brain. the carter center in atlanta writing that after a series of short hospital stays, the former president decided to receive hospice care instead of additional medical intervention. he has the full support of his family and medical team, saying his family is grateful for the concern shown by so many of his admirers. a peanut farmer and naval engineer, carter went on to serve as the 39th president of the united states from 1977 to 1981. after leaving office, he continued a life of public service, working with habitat for humanity, building homes for those in need. senator mike brown saying on twitter carter's life should be

an example for all. carter's grand son tweeting on saturday, i saw both of my grandparents. they are at peace, and as always, their home is full of love. thank you all for your kind words. dion: spencer c known jimmy carter since the late 1980's. we have talked about this -- you got to know him during your time at good morning america. >> i did indeed. my first interview with him was in 1988 at the carter presidential library. his 75th bi was fortunate enough to be the mc of that event. 20 years later, i mc his 95th birthday celebration. later, i interviewed both

president and misses carter at one of the hold -- one of the homes they were building for habitat for humanity. this was a joint celebration of president carter's 95th birthday and misses carter's 92nd birthday. we went to the side of the habitat for humanity build i stayed there for the remainder of the day after the interview and got to know them better personally. in 2010, he appeared on "the view" for the bay, a program we did hear from abc 7. he was promoting one of his books -- a prolific author. he has written dozens of books. i have had lots of interactions, been very fortunate, lots of interaction with the carter's and especially president carter. he is just a remarkable person. arguably the finest person i have ever met. dion: one of the stories you told me was how he stays at public events, he is not just

their for show. he genuinely believes in the cause he donates his time for. >> absolutely. he has donated his entire life, especially his post-presidency, to projects for impoverished people around the world. when he and misses carter go to these habitat for humanity builds, they call them, they are not there for the publicity. he once your data get those cameras out of my face and let me work. he is seriously committed to being a faithful servant. dion: that is so special. also when it comes to your relationship, were you able to reach out to anyone with his family or close friends to, you know, send your regards? spencer: i did reach out to a very close friend of the carter family, a renowned pianist named david osborne, who actually played a pivotal role in inviting me to mc those two events. i contacted david today.

he's very sad, of course. he said something like, it's going to be a dark day in my life when we lose jimmy. connection you have been able to form over the years. thank you for sharing with us. a deadly crash in the east bay has killed the driver of a tesla and injured several firefighters on i-680 in walnut creek. cornell barnard says despite being involved in the wreck, firefighters jumped into action to help. >> we were all seated in, belted in. >> his crew was about to clear the scene of a non-injury accident on northbound 680 and walnut creek on saturday when their fire engine was suddenly rocked. >> very jolting. it almost did not feel like it

was real. in the rig going forward. >> the chp says it is unclear if drugs or alcohol were a factor, and it is still unknown if the tesla had its autopilot feature engage. while firefighters were working, another car on the freeway narrowly missed them. >> it was very tense. it was like, just had one incident, and it was like we were about to have another incident. >> treated for lower back pain, one of my guys had a cut on his hand. >> most of the firefighters were back on duty sunday afternoon -- saturday afternoon. firefighters say this is not the first time a car has collided

with one of its trucks. >> it hasred ltlemes. itccurs so much throughout the on the forpa r accidts >> the fire department says the fire using the internet as a safety barrier to protect on scene. they remind viewers that the law requires drivers to slow down when they approach vehicles. >> i'm very proud of my guys. just as much as if we were in an accident, they all jumped in and started doing their job. 12-year-old child was struck in a hit and run today in east oakland. that incident happened on 30 4th avenue and international boulevard. police say the victim is currently in critical condition. investigators are still searching for the driver of that car. there's no description yet on the vehicle involved in the

crash. happening now on interstate 680, all northbound lanes are closed due to repaving work. here's a look at the impacted area. you can see the northbound lanes closed last night at 10:00 p.m. they will reopen tuesday morning at 5:00. caltrans posted these pictures today where you can see crews working on the project last weekend as well. lanes did reopen on time. after this weekend, there's one more weekend closure scheduled. keep in mind, southbound lanes are not affected. coming up, it is time to say goodbye. cleanup from last month's devastating storms along the coast gets going. the huge turnout as people say farewell to an iconic the important mission some san francisco firefighters are embarking on this weekend that will take them to south america.

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dion: in santa cruz county, hundreds of community members turn out for a cleanup event. they were also there to say farewell to the 93-year-old fishing p it was damaged by storms, and officials say it is beyond repair. >> no question about it, there are so many memories about it. seeing it gone, it was kind of an icon to this area.

>> all the destruction mother nature has done, it is kind of sad, but nothing less forever. -- nothing lasts forever. dion: demolition on the peer will begin next week. it is expected to last a month. we are committed to building a bay -- a better bay area, and that means sometimes people from the bay area helping out in other parts of the world. six medical staff with the san francisco fire department are headed to el salvador on an important mission. >> carlos martinez and his 12-year-old son are checking in for their saturday night flight bound for el salvador. >> we are going to areas, people with little to no access to medications or even medical help. some people have never seen a doctor in their lives there. >> carlos is leading 70 volunteers with the castaneda kids foundation who will be providing free medical treatment

in rural parts of el salvador. >> we provide general medicine. we do have a dentist volunteers a couple of days. we have women's health. we have eent and your nose and throat doctor. >> martinez says diabetes, hypertension, and hygiene are some of the biggest problems they will tackle. >> it is very humid, and there are a lot of mosquitoes and other illnesses that get spread around and water is definitely an issue. because of that, we see a lot of people who have intestinal parasites. >> he says the goal is to treat people but also educate so they can better take care of their own health. this is there first trip in three years due to the pandemic,

so they know the need will be great once they hit the ground. >> we have what people call first world problems here where the iphone charger does not go far enough or the password is not working. over there, it is i don't have food for the week or i don't have any water or the roof fell off and we have no way to fix it. >> scholarships so students can go to school and food for those in need. martinez says it can be just as impactful for those who volunteer. >> if you have never left the country, never seen poverty, it is absolutely life-changing. dion: we wish them a safe and productive journey. a san francisco restaurant could close after receiving multiple noise complaints from neighbors. community members gathered today to help save the restaurant in the mission. the owner says the complaints have stalled approval for his liquor license, and he adds it l

eaf 2:00 a.m., possibly losing even more revenue. he shares how important the restaurant is to the community. >> everybody in the mission is connected to it. for 23 years, everybody knows it. i feel like it is owned by the community. >> a hearing will determine if the business will have to close early at 10:00 p.m.. that hearing will be on march 15. san francisco's public library has unveiled the city's first ever book kiosk. this morning, a ribbon-cutting ceremony was held. the automated book kiosk is located at the market on avenue h, and it holds a permanent, standalone collection of popular books for all ages. it is available for use during the market's business hours. maybe that will encourage some young people to say reading is

cool and it can be fun. spencer: reading is cool. as a kid, i love going to the library. caller dionhey,er r the spencer: we do. let's take a nerdy look at the weather now. the highest wind speed right now on then hour, so that gives you an idea how calm it is. it is also a few degrees warmer in most locations -- in fact, across the entire region than at this time last night. check out some current temperature readings. 51 degrees here in the city, 48 in oakland. 48 in oakland. 42, palo alto. nice v other temperature readings right now, 40 degrees in santa rosa, 23 at napa. fairfield, 46, and 42 degrees at livermore. a lovely view from the exploratorium camera right across the embarcadero from abc

7 looking out over the cool bay waters, and these are our forecast headlines -- mild days and chilly warnings will come our way tomorrow and monday. we can expect wet, unsettled weather around the middle of the week, but for tonight, mainly clear skies. low temperatures will drop into the mid to upper 30's in most locations in the north bay -- actually, more than mid 80's in santa rosa. we are looking at a low of 33. in the east bay, mid to upper 30's. and on the coast, lowe's will be around 40 to 41 degrees. highs tomorrow, spring-like. 65 in oakland and san mateo, the inland east bay, mid to upper 60's. 70 degrees tomorrow at san rosa. here's a little forecast animation starting at noon monday to show you what is

coming our way in the middle of the week. tuesday night into early wednesday, we will get this cold front sweeping down, bringing very cold air and perhaps some cold showers on wednesday and into thursday, we may even get a mix of some high elevation snow and some cold showers and finally, this system fizzles, and we start to get partial clearing again at the end of the week. mainly sunny skies which is presidents' day, with a few high clouds. windy and turning cooler wednesday. cold showers on wednesday and thursday. friday, partial clearing. no warm up next weekend. looks like it will be rather chilly all the way through the weekend. dion: it's like mother nature cannot make up her mind. spencer: yeah, what's wrong with her? dion: just ahead, brittney griner is back. she

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dion: brittney griner is returning to the wnba after being detained for 10 months in russia. our sister network espn reports the 32-year-old signed a contract with the phoenix mercury. she last played for the mercury back in 2021. she missed, of course, all of last season while in detention in russia. greiner posted on instagram in december she planned to play for the mercury again this season. the team's first game will be on may 19 in los angeles. speaking of, big night of basketball from the bay to the city. chris: coming up in sports, saint mary's put up a show, closing out the cougars late, plus the nba's best shot on all-star saturday night. all-star saturday night. bay

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lake city. oakland's own damon wil played his college ball inrockie jersey. the third time in the three-point contest, and put up 26 in the finals over buddy hield. splash, making his signature gametime move when he went in for the trophy. said he's retired from the competition now that he has finally won it. among those who agree with that move, stephen curry to the dunk contest, you might remember mac mcconnell was on the warriors summer league team. he let the league know who he was from the first dunk, jumping over two guys, airborne long enough to hit the backboard before throwing it down. that wowed everyone, including the players, and the judge is givingere.

520 spin, and he signals it is over, and it was. another perfect score. that not only got him a hug with dominic wilkins, but the trophy was presented by dr. j himself. staff - for that, saying he helped bring the dunk contest back to life. cannot disagree there. amazing pastor mountain view's logan johnson, bay area right there. so nice we show it twice. haney at 16 points and three assists. that was magical. johnson scored a game-high 27. it is out. byu got within three late, but mahaney buries the triple, seals the deal. third round of the gen invitational riviera in l.a., tiger played in his first competitive golf in more than

seven months, shot for under 67, including an eagle. he, though, is tied for 26. this hits the stick. another kyle guy had coming into the weekend. four birdies including a rate approach care on 14. he is at 1200 in second place, three behind, finishing with a birdie on 18 in front of a roaring crowd. only four golfers at 10 under or better. abc 7 sports is sponsored by river rock casino. >> he will be remembered a lot for his honesty. dion: a bay area man who was part of jimmy carter's administration describes for us what it was like to work for the 39th president of the united states. and the gift of life. robin roberts shares her story

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bay area environmentalist is sharing his memories of working closely with jimmy carter. he tells us how they met and why he considers the 39th president much more than just a politician. >> i jimmy carter do solemnly swear -- >> i think he is a southern gentleman. he was dignified, sophisticated, had a good since of humor, a self-deprecating wit. he was always very kind to me. >> sitting down with us at his san mateo home, environmentalist and writer of white house, he has fond memories of jimmy carter, starting in the 1970's when he wrote a letter to than governor

jimmy carter. >> i wrote him a letter asking him to come and help us out. dion: and he did. carter eventually asked him to join him in the white house. but in addition to remembering his environmental legacy, which included fighting for renewable energy and protecting waterways, he admires the 39th president for being a different kind of politician. >> he did not steal any documents or cause anybody to go to jail or anything. never stole anybody's money. carter shows that you can be a politician and you can be a president and you can be a good person. >> it is those fond memories that made the 98-year-old's entrance into hospice care bittersweet. >> is it sad, but it's ok, a protectable thing. he lived a good, long life. >> he says no matter how much longer carter has on planet

earth, he will forever hold onto these memories. >> i will always be proud to have been part of jimmy carter's team, and i will always be honored to have been his friend. >> robert shares more stories on jimmy carter and his time working with dianne feinstein and much more in his book "a server in the white house," which is available on amazon. new developments now -- search efforts have ended for the suspected spy balloon's and other unidentified objects that were shot down last week. u.s. officials said a lack of discoveries from days of searching pointless. it is over now. the unknown objects contained the government plans to create a new policy on how to handle similar findings in the future. surveillance balloon which will be delivered to the fbi. secretary of state antony blinken met with chinese counterparts in germany to discuss the balloon incident.

blinken said that the u.s. will not tolerate any violation of u.s. sovereignty. wang followed by claims and accused the u.s. of flying balloons over their airspace. this is the first time they have met since the surveillance balloon was shut down. this week, we have been celebrating the 10-year anniversary since robin roberts returned good morning america following her successful bone marrow transplant. our sister station in new york spoke with her about what this means. >> "good morning america" know what an immense honor that is to say? >> she has been a familiar face right here on abc for more than 20 years, and during that time, she has faced trials and triumphs. one of them, her fierce battle for survival against mds. news of the rare blood disorder that affects the bone marrow coming five years after beating breast cancer, robin roberts getting a life-saving bone

marrow transplant from her dear sister. it was 10 years ago that she returned to the anchor desk. what does 10 years mean to you >> ok, you know, i haven't really taken time because i have been so focused on the 10 years and showing the growth of the treatment and the people who have been impacted by it, our viewers respond to the call to be the match, that i really have not taken the time until this moment to think about me what this moment means to me. i am grateful that my mama taught me make your mess your message, and that i have been able to find the meaning on why this was placed in my path.

>> now, the survivor turned driver is working hardthers ther build the registry of donors for be the match. >> i was very blessed that one of my three siblings was a match and was a perfect match. you leapfrog 10 years later, you don't need a perfect match. 10 years ago, you did. that's the technology, that's the growth that we have seen in these last 10 years, but the registry is a literal lifeline for countless people. >> about 70% up patients are still looking for their donor, and you could be the potential match to save someone's life. all it takes is a simple sign-up and a smile. dion: you can register to be the match online by scanning the qr code on your screen right now or by texting kgo to

here at abc 7, we celebrate pride 365 days a year, and this weekend, the national lgbtq task force is holding their 50th creating change conference in san francisco. more than 3400 people from across the country are artistic painting in the conference at the hilton union square. organizers are speaking out of -- speaking out against the increase in legislation tarred getting the lgbtq community. >> we as a community have a tremendous amount of power, if that's in the ballot box or our hearts, when we work together and we get to go home reenergized, is that we have the power to make the change that we need to see in the world, even at a time when you look at the politics, you look at the divisiveness, you look at the state of affairs -- we have a lot of work to do. dion: the conference continues through tuesday. much more to come, including "american idol," which is back.

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first audition for "american idol," but haven madison took that risk and earn her reward from the judges, who were ready to take her right to a recording studio. >> your songwriting ability is incredible. >> lionel richie, luke bryan, and katy perry are marveling at the depth of the talent pool for season 21. >> every time we start a season, we think, ok, there's no more talent left in america because for sure we have them all out, and literally, we get to the middle of filming, and we are like, oh, my gosh, brace yourselves because this is the best of the best of the best. >> katie told jimmy kimmel the judges have grown to love their jobs and love each other over half a dozen seasons together. restarted -- instead of having this non-tech in-person interviews, they started doing it online. quick semi award-winning host ryan seacrest is back for a

nationwide search that began in las vegas, nashville, and new orleans, with everyone looking for that golden ticket to hollywood. ♪ >> among the contestants is higher -- kaya from season six when she performed alongside willie spence, who tragically died in a car accident last october. >> you are celebrating 21 years making dreams come true. you can watch the season premiere of "american idol" at 8:00 on abc 7. this is where i go, you're going to sing the forecast for us. spencer: i don't think so. i'm not. dion: this is why we are in

news. spencer: right. no singing here, but i will present the weather to you. high clouds, chilly in the inland valley. down to about 40 degrees around the bay shoreline and on the coastline tomorrow. bright sunshine with spring-like warmth, high temperatures in the mid 60's right around the bay shoreline. inland areas, upper 60's to -- look at the north bay. nice, mild day coming our way later in the week as we look at the forecast animation, there's a cold storm that on wednesday and thursday will bring cold showers and maybe even some high elevation snow, and that will fizzle out by the end of next week, but when that happens, we have a couple of days of warm weather tomorrow and monday, which is presidents' day, but then it turns really chilly and windy on tuesday and even colder on wednesday and thursday and going into next weekend, the skies will get brighter, but temperatures will not rise very

much. thank -- dion: nice if you have time to spend with your family on monday. spencer: i'll be here with you. dion: yes, we will be. let's get to chris now with another preview of sports. chris: stanford's cameron brink continues to write the record books for the cardinals. plus, we aren't splash brothers, but we sure tried. you didn't choose cat allergies.

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how do you know when you've made the right decision? it's the feeling you get in your gut, the one that tells you what's right or what's wrong. it's the voice inside you that says, "i'm buzzed...better leave the car when it's time to go." buzzed driving is drunk driving. chris: with stephen curry, his daughter, and 49ers court trey lance watching courtside along with their parents, cameron brink set the school record for blocks last night in a hard-fought win over usc pulling first place in the pac-12. also a stanford record, she is a

junior. monday night's home season finale could potentially be her last at maples, but possibly not. >> bad idea. >> is there any thought if you do this would be the last game coming up in maples? >> no, i think why you go to stanford is to say. >> good idea. >> >> five years. get a masters. chris: stephen curry will not be able to defend his all-star m.v.p. trophy as he recovers from a leg injury. earlier this week, he said he could do everything but basketball. there's no true timeline for his return but he knows he will miss at least one game after the all-star break during today's also media session.

steph curry so hard to defend. >> and being able to score inside, i feel like his finishing is really underweight -- underrated, but the constant moving. he's always running, always moving, that stuff. chris: saturday night on ice, heart -- sharks hosting the sabres. goes off-the-wall. alexander barn off puts it home, 11 for the year. we are tied at two after two. sharks fans love it. sabres, penalty shot. the safe, and we stay tied. 10 minutes ago, we stay tied. seven straight game with a goal against the sharks, the longest streak by any active letter. buffalo adds an empty-netter late. back to basketball, for a second straight year, casey pratt and i had a chance to visit the warriors' oakland practice the silly and take part in the bay

area media shoot three contest. just like last year, it was fun and a humbling experience. we are back at shoot 360. last year we had a battle. it did not go so well for you, but you are ready for revenge, right? chris: yes, i'm ready for revenge. the 2023 version of me think they should be a lot of fun. >> let's go. ♪ >> this facility is amazing. >> yet. we're going to do a dribble drill first. hopefully they are not keeping score on that one. >> we are warming up. fire. we medaled.

that's pretty good, right? >> we did metal. that hurts. so we run the first round of battle abc 7. let's go. fourth-place. this seems like a more appropriate spot. a struggle for us today. >> you guys came out of the gate really hot. that first quarter, you were looking pretty good, and boy, you tailed off at the end. you were off to a hot start. i let you finish fourth out of five in the competition, third out of five in the passing. a few more shots here without the rest of these folks knowing about it, i think next time you have a chance. >> now it's time for the one thing we are actually good at --

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