reggie: an students at a bay area high school turns deadly. school is not in session this morning as classmates, family and police all process what sparked this violent confrontation. kumasi: new developments on the search for a missing bay area radio host. the update we are learning from a post i the wife of the host. reggie: a brief break from the winter weather with the exception of the communities at higher elevations. some nearly cut off as snow continues to fall. >> respect the signage not to come up to the mountain because emergency vehicles need that access. reggie: a look at what the forecast has in store for the weekend. kumasi: good morning everyone. reggie: let's start with a check

of the forecast. francis: temperatures right now. you will notice lots of 30's in the north bay, santa rosa at ready five and even in the east bay. temperatures will be coming down over the next couple of hours and that is why there is a frost advisory and freeze warning in effect. the freeze warning in areas in purple. parts of mount hamilton. that is where the temperatures may drop down 23 degrees. the frost advisory is mainly along the coast and around the bay, temperatures coming down to 33 and 36 degrees. here is a look outside from the east bay hills. this afternoon it will be bright and brisk and with some sunshine, we will be warming up to the mid and upper 50's and even low 60's around the bay. jobina:

morning in the search for a popular bay area radio host. his wife released a statement last night through the official instagram page. she thanked everyone for their support in trying to find her husband. she goes on to say the family has recently discovered information quote, leading us to believe he will not be coming back. she did not reveal details about the information they discovered. he disappeared from his san francisco home six days ago. the instagram post says he is still considered missing by the san francisco police and they do not suspect foul play. reggie: developing news in the north bay, class is canceled for the rest of the week at montgomery high school in santa rosa after a deadly stabbing on campus. one student was killed, another is recovering. a 15-year-old boy is facing charges. lena howland joins us live fro the campus this morning. lena: good morning.

we are on our way to montgomery high school in santa rosa, picking our way up 101 northbound where a growing memorial is sitting outside that high school right now as the community works to process what happened in the middle of the school day yesterday morning. police tell us that two juniors entered another classroom and started fighting, unprovoked with a freshman sitting in that class. despite the teacher trying to break it up, they continued to fight and the freshman broke out a knife, stabbing both a knife, stabbing both 16-year-old students. critically injuring one with stab wounds to the handanother d by family hospital. other family members say there had been recent run-ins and the student accused of this, and they say jaden isn't here to give us the full story. his grandmother spoke with us in

tears at the school last night. >> he was stabbed in the heart three times. he was kindhearted loving, gentle. >> he is a big boy. but he wouldn't have harmed anyone. lena: the freshman believed to be involved in this fight was later found hiding in a creek bed and taken into custody. he is now facing three felony charges of homicide, attempted homicide and a weapon on school campus, and one count of misdemeanor battery. as a reminder, all school today and tomorrow has been canceled at montgomery high school while this community works to process what happened. reggie: community will no doubt have a tough next several days and beyond. there is help when it comes to

issues like this. we have a page of useful resources for matters of olein, harassment and mental health. -- of bullying, harassment and mental health. jobina: a state of emergency has been declared in 13 counties because of the recent storm. that will mobilize national guard members to hard-hit areas like the san bernardino mountains. people there are trapped because of all the snow. the sheriff's office is using a snow cat to get the residents who are stuck in the mountains out and get them help. they have performed nearly 100 rescues so far. san bernardino county declared a state of emergency after tuesday night's storm. it is estimated four to five feet of snow fell on the higher elevations. reggie: back in the bay area, days of snow have made for dangerous driving and constant shoveling. astronomers who live up at the lake observatory are being told to hunker down. >> this has been complicated by

the fact that we lost power from pg&e. reggie: the road leading up there is closed toisitors. leo -- amanda castelli a check in. >> right now there is only one way in and one way out. amanda: a resident astronomer described the snow-covered drive up and down the mountain. sky 7 highlighting why the road remains closed to visitors. he is one of about 30 staffers who live on site. since the 22nd, he says the official count is a cumulative amount of 39 inches of snow. >> the previous two years, there has been barely a drop of precipitation. this is almost a return to normal. the unusual thing about this winter so far and this february is that it has been a lot in a very short contained space of time. amanda: certainly

treacherous. the observatory recently lost power and is running on a diesel generator. any effort to replenish diesel supplies will come in the next few days. >> once it gets dark, it will freeze and black ice will be extraordinarily dangerous. those of us who live on mount hamilton are used to the more dangerous driving conditions because we experience them every year. amanda: a resident astronomer says because she and others are living in such a remote location, the community is prepared for such scenarios and has stocked pantries. sharing these photos with us. >> snowfall this heavy is super rare and i wanted to have my own memories of how beautiful it is, to offset my painful memories of how sore i am from all the shoveling. amanda: resident staffers have been working to clear roads. despite the conditions, both a sure none of the staff are stranded, though from a distance

they have note -- they have witnessed people attempting to ascend mount hamilton road. >> we would appeal to people to respect the signage not to come up the mountain, because not only supplies but emergency vehicles need that access in case people find themselves in difficulty. jobina: this 80 is back open after being closed for days due to the snow. big rigs are not allowed between applegate and the state line. although the highways are clear, there are massive piles of snow. truckee is buried. the ski resorts, avalanches are a problem right now. one barreled into a complex. >> the sheriff's office banged on the door and we woke up and they indicated we needed to shelter-in-place or evacuate due to the damage from an avalanche. the condo next door to ours had the windows blown out. there was a trashcan that had been tossed about the parking

lot. jobina: thankfully no one was hurt in the avalanche. frances: if you are heading to tahoe today and tomorrow, it is a good time to drive because there is a winter storm watch for the sierra that starts at 10:00 on saturday. they are expecting one to five eight of snow above 2000 feet. it is going to be very heavy snow and snow levels almost down to 1000 feet will affect areas like auburn. upou its ingodaerto impolehere clear start to the morning with a live shot. san francisco is currently 44, san jose, 42 and it is chilly in palo alto. it is also a bit breezy in the hills right now as we look live from the east bay. temperatures dropping to the 30's. santa rosa down to 32 right now.

this afternoon, the wind will pick up, it will be brisk, so grab a jacket as you head out the door. temperatures will warm up nicely into the mid and upper 50's and even low 60's. sue: we are quiet a area. 80 over the sierra, donner summit is open to passenger vehicles. it is not open to big semi's. they are still being held at applegate 50 with training requirements toward kirkwood -- train -- with chain requirements toward kirkwood. coming down from golden gate fields through berkeley into emeryville, no lights yet. high wind on some of the bridges including the san mateo bridge. here it is a 17 minute drive. the any art also looking at high wind. if you are heading out, -- the any oxbridge -- the antioch

bridge also looking at high wind. limited openings today and we will touch on that later this morning in your tahoe report. reggie: the bay bridge will soon go dark. when the lights will be taken down and the funds on the way to bring them back. jobina: president biden reacts to the major insulin announcement by drugmaker eli lilly. i am faith abubey in washington with what president biden is now urging other drugmakers to do, coming up. jobina: what san leaders hope to learn from their counterparts in new york city. reggie: a live look outside.

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protests in athens outside the headquarters of the greek rail company. investigators are trying to figure out how the trains ended up on the same track before the crash. jobina: the biden administration has approved a potential arms sale to taiwan, which is likely to worsen already heightened tensions between the u.s. and china. the deal includes missiles other equipment. the state department officials say the potential sale enables taiwan to maintain a sufficient self-defense capability. reggie: we could soon know more about the origin of covid-19. the u.s. senate just passed a measure asking the government to declassify information relating to how the virus began. that includes information on potential links between the virus and the wuhan institute of virology in china. lawmakers say it is important to know the over gins so we can prevent a similar pandemic from happening again. jobina: we are learning more today about a story we first told you yesterday. pharmaceutical company eli lilly

is slashing the price of insulin by 70% and capping patient cost at $35 per month. as faith abubey reports, other than joe biden says it is just a matter of time before other companies do the same. faith: this morning, president biden taking a victory lap after the largest manufacturer of insulin in the u.s. announced that diabetics who use its insulin should now expect to pay no more than $35 a month for the life-saving medication. >> we finally beat big pharma because we stuck together. faith: president biden praising the move by drugmaker eli lilly, highlighting the fact that last year he signed into law the inflation reduction act, which caps insulin prices for seniors on medicare at $35, calling on pharmaceutical companies to also lower prices for everyone else. the president suggesting eli lilly's decision could be a game changer. >> $35. guess what that means?

every other company making insulin will have to lower their prices to $35 because they can't compete. faith: out of the nearly eight and a half million americans who use insulin, nearly 3 million rely on eli lilly products. as prices for the medication have skyrocketed, many diabetics have been forced to make injury's to save money. >> we would be able to successfully do what one fourth of all type one diabetics do which is ration insulin until payday. faith: kaiser family foundation found a slight majority of americans want congress to put capping insulin costs on its list of top priorities. >> we are doing this completely voluntarily because it is time and it is the right thing to do. faith: president biden as recently as this week called out republicans for blocking his proposal to extend a $35 insulin cap to everyone. this could potentially become a

campaign issue if the president decides to join the 2024 presidential race. reggie: h francisco leaders are heading to new york city to see what they can learn from the nation's first safe consumption site. these are places where people can use drugs under supervision in case of an overdose. the nonprofit onpoint operates the site in new york and more than a year and half of operation, they say staff reversed over 700 overdoses and connected more than 2200 people to treatment. this week's trip will include more than a dozen san francisco leaders, including the police chief. >> more advocates we can have, that our leaders in the department, that have to deal day in and day out with this crisis on the street, the more likely i think we will look at the support of the mayor and the city attorney to be brave and move forward and open these centers. reggie: safe consumption sites are illegal under federal law but some believe the so-called

new york model could work in the bay area. the new york sites are funded by private donors, not city dollars could make the city less liable. first safe injection site in vancouver, canada. her documentary, injecting hope is available on demand on our abc 7 bay area app. jobina: the bay bridge has become -- the bay bridge lights are coming down this weekend. they will go out on sunday but may not be forever. the group behind the lights is raising money to replace them. they hope to turn them back on over labor day weekend with twice as many bulbs. i hope so, i like those lights. frances: i like them too. they look so pretty. right now we will show you live doppler 7 and satellite radar

image because we have clear skies over many parts of the bay area, and that means we are going to lose a lot of heat overnight. temperatures are dropping into the 30's. ukiah already down to degrees. half moon bay, 37. because of the chilly temperatures, there is a freeze warning in purple for some of the east and south bay hills and also a frost advisory along the coast and along the bay. temperatures could drop down to 38 degrees and for the frost advisory, 33 degrees. today's highs will be nice and mild because with the sunshine, temperatures will warm up to near 60 degrees in some spots. generally we will see the 50's for most everyone. the wind will pick up, so bundle up and you will need the jacket because of the brisk conditions, especially at the beaches. oakland, 58.

san jose, 59 degrees. tonight it will be chilly again, but not quite as cold. with cloud cover, temperatures will drop into the 30's but 40's around the bay and in parts of the south bay. also looking ahead, we've got dry days but more rain coming this weekend and a mix of snow and rain even on sunday. it is going to be very chilly this morning and then it ready for wet weather saturday and sunday. monday and tuesday, a level 1 storm. jobina: lovely. coming know this morning. reggie: a controversial candidate for the president is heading to california. why political experts say governor newsom may be to blame for governor desantis's popularity among pop -- among local republicans. jobina:

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altercation involving three students. another teenager who was stabbed is expected to survive. reggie: the wife of missing radio host jeffrey vandergrift says information suggests he quote, will not be coming back. she made the revelation in a instagram post but did not reveal the information that led her to that conclusion. jobina: governor newsom has declared a state of emergency in 13 counties because of recent winter storms, including in sonoma county. the move will mobilize the national guard to areas like the san bernardino mountains where some people remain trapped in the snow. reggie: interstate 80 has reopened in both directions after being closed for several days because of the storm. heading that way this weekend, make sure you have chains. frances: it is cold temperatures in the 30's around the bay area with a freeze warning and frost advisory until 9:00. sue: we are following your commute, starting off with a

delay, 20 minutes on -- because of equipment problems on the truck. -- on the track. jobina: legendary rock band kiss has announced its final tour. the end of the road tour kicks off in october. the closest stops to the bay area will be los angeles and palm desert. reggie: vice-president kamala harris will be back in the bay area this week. she'll be part of a talk with small business owners in san francisco tomorrow. this is supposed to be highlighting the biden team's work to help entrepreneurs. republicans want to governor ron desantis will be in california this weekend. he will speak at the ronald reagan library in simi valley, a place often used as a launchpad for presidential candidates. desantis will later hold a fundraiser in orange county. an early berkeley igs poll shows desantis leading among californian republican voters. abc7news anchor liz kreutz spoke with the gop consultant and he

says governor gavin newsom could be the reason for desantis's growth in california. >> perhaps governor newsom raised his profile here. >> there is an irony, because they help each other out when they attack one another with their bases. reggie: california republican voters could weigh in big, in deciding the republican nominee for president because the state recently moved its primary voting up to march. jobina: in today's gma first look, a state fertility center is facing a lawsuit for implanting an embryo that tested positive for a deadly cancer. andrea fuji has the details. >> a tragedy. >> my soul purpose was to have a baby. >> they are now raising a son with a deadly hereditary cancer gene the couple had sought fertility treatments to avoid. they are now suing california company hrc for allegedly

transferring an embryo that tested positive for diffuse gastric cancer and then they say the company falsified medical records in an attempt to cover it up. they say their son will likely need his entire stomach surgically removed as early as age 15. >> we followed every step possible. i never would have thought we would be in this situation. i never would have thought that my son would have this gene. >> we will have much more on the ivf lawsuit coming up at 7:00. reggie: coming up, sight at disneyland. it wasn't a celebrity or movie character that is creating buzz. jobina: one of netflix's most popular shows is getting a british makeover. the adaptation stranger things will be getting in london.

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this is abc 7 news. reggie: a man from boarding a plane with an explosive tucked away in his luggage. investigators are looking into why. jobina: an explosive investigation in the bay area. police on the scene of a home in san jose where they say there is substantial evidence being collected. reggie: students, teachers and parents at montgomery high school mourning the death of a height -- mourning the death of a student after a fight in class turns deadly. jobina: continuing to dominate the headlines across the country including right here in the bay area. higher elevations in our region and the sierra dealing with too much snow. good morning everybody. reggie: we will get a check on the weather with frances. frances: it is so cold out there. weoreezearning and

ffec unt 00. you can see the cameras shaking. here is what you can expect for today. temperatures in the 30's, even below that in some areas. around the bay, mid 30's and then this afternoon the wind will pick up. it will be bright with lots of sunshine but brisk. temperatures will warm to the low 60's for inland neighborhoods. look for mid to upper 50's and at the beaches, the wind will keep angst cool. it going to be chilly again overnight but we have a couple dry days before a level 1 storm heads our way this weekend. reggie: classes are canceled for the rest of the week at santa rosa high school after police say a fight between students turned deadly. one student was killed, another hurt and now a 15-year-old boy is facing homicide and attempted homicide charges.

lena howland is live at mcmurray high school with what the family of one of the victims is saying. lena: good morning. we are live at montgomery high school where you can see a small memorial now sits in front of the school in honor of that 16-year-old student that was stabbed and killed inside of the classroom yesterday morning. you can see flowers and balloons over on my right hand shoulder that were left behind by community members and other students here last night. the family has identified the student killed as 16-year-old -- police say he entered an art class that was not his with another jr. at the school and started fighting with a freshman sitting in that class. despite a treat -- a teacher trying to break it up, they continued to fight and that is when they say the freshman broke out a knife, stabbing both students, seriously injuring

one, but the other was stabbed in the heart and later died at the hospital. after the news broke, those who knew jaden continued to show up at the school throughout the night, last night at this growing memorial underneath the flagpole. his grandmother in tears. >> i did toroughhi how is she to geugh ho i don't understand. lena: this fight was later found hiding in a creek bed and taken into custody. he is now facing three felony charges of homicide, attempted homicide and weapon on a school campus and one count of misdemeanor battery. it is not clear why this fight happened in the first place although the family members did

tell us there had been recent run-ins. as a reminder, uncle marie high school has been closed for the rest -- montgomery high school has been closed for the rest of the week. jobina: a heartbreaking development in the search for a missing bay area radio host. jeffrey vandergrift's family released a new statement saying they do not believe he will be coming home. gloria rodriguez is live with the information from his wife. gloria: this is a very sad update this morning. the wife of popular radio g day -- radio dj jeffrey vandergrift says they believe he will not be coming back. here is a look at that statement. his wife posted it through the official instagram page. she thanked everyone for their support in trying to find her husband. she said recently discovered information quote, leads us to believe jv will not be coming back. vandergrift disappeared from his

san francisco home last week. police say the popular cohost was considered at risk after posting a message that started by saying, thank you for a wonderful life filled with joy, laughs, pain and struggle. since then, there has been no comedic case and from him. instagram post says he is still considered missing by san francisco police and that they do not suspect foul play. vandergrift had openly talked about being diagnosed with a severe case of lyme disease that often gave him brain fog. reggie: so sorry to hear this. an investigation is happening right now on the south bay after explosives were found a home in san jose. video shows police vehicles parked at the home overnight. officers and a arrived yesterday afternoon, just as school was letting out. police say a lot of evidence was recovered. they will stay at that scene for

the next 48 hours. two bay area men are heading to prison for planning to bomb the california democratic party headquarters. ian rogers received a nine year sentence as part of a full -- as part of a plea agreement and the other received a three year sentence. prosecutors say they wanted to target not only the headquarters in sacramento but also the governor's mansion and buildings belonging to facebook and twitter. investigators say the motive was the false narrative that the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump. jobina: we are learning more about a scary situation at a pennsylvania airport. a suspect is in fbi custody after authorities checked luggage with hidden explosives. investigators are trying to figure out why he had those explosives and if he planned on setting them off. questioning this passenger who they say tried to smuggle an explosive device onto a plane. here he is on surveillance, lugging two suitcases authorities say contain

dangerous explosive material. the 40-year-old, a pennsylvania native, was set to take a flight from pennsylvania to orlando, florida on monday. during a security screening, and alarm went off. tsa officers opened the suitcase and found a circular compound approximately three inches in diameter wrapped in a wax like paper and clear plastic wrap hidden in the lining of the baggage. an x-ray showed the device contained a granular type of powder consistent with commercial grade fireworks. they also say it had multiple fuses attached, one designed to ignite quickly. the suitcase also containing a can of butane, a lighter, a pipe with white powder residue, a wireless drill and two electrical outlets take together with black tape. he is charged with possession of an explosive in an airport and possessing or attempting to place an explosive or incendiary device on an aircraft.

according to a criminal complaint, he was paged over the pa system and instead of reporting to authorities, security cameras caught him leaving the airport. he was later arrested at his home in pennsylvania. sources say the device to contain flammable and explosive materials but was not operational and was not built to go off in flight. robert f kennedy will remain in prison. the california parole board denied parole yesterday. they said the 78-year-old prisoner still lacks insight into what caused him to kill kennedy in 1968. this is a turnaround from 2021 when the board recommended parole but governor newsom rejected that decision. his attorney says she believes the board was influenced by newsom and kennedy's family. reggie: new satellite images show southern california both before and after recent storms brought several feet of snow to the area.

nasa shared these photos, the first from february 10 and the second shows snow covering parts of l.a. county on february 26. some parts saw six and a half feet of snow. governor newsom has activated the national guard, declaring an emergency in 13 counties. yosemite is closed after getting 15 feet of snow. emergency crews are scrambling to get food and medicine to mountain communities east of l.a.. nearly 100 rescues have been reported in san bernardino county. it could take more than a week to reach some areas. meanwhile the storm we just saw is heading east. millions of people will have major impacts tomorrow, people in alabama describing tornado sirens and booming thunder throughout the night. there have also been tornado warnings for some cities. jobina: -- after shutting down for hours yesterday due to the slick conditions the snow left. traffic was backed up for hours as truckers and other drivers

waited on interstate five to reopen. some opted to try for an alternative route and found that slow going as well. others sat and waited because they were not prepared for the conditions. >> the freezing rain. a lot of snow and freezing rain. you don't have n it. jobina: one of the strategies the california highway patrol uses is escorting vehicles, the slow pace helps heat up the roadways so we can fully reopen to traffic. reggie: always a magical day at disneyland but yesterday was extra special. guests were greeted with what appeared to be actual snow on main street. it wasn't snow, but you know, it's close enough. it looks like snow but it is actually frozen water pallets described as having a texture similar to dippin dots. if you like to be pelted with

dippin dots, great. disney is the parent company of abc 7. it is pelting your face. jobina: i can see it feeling like little pebbles. from acting to directing to modeling, even starring in a super bowl commercial, this is the year of michael b jordan. up next we will hear from the star about being the latest addition to the hollywood walk of fame. reggie: the 80's rock band kiss has announced their final tour. ray can catch them in concert one last time. it's not here. let's get a check of the weather with frances. frances: starting out with very chilly temperatures as we show you live doppler 7 and how clear and quiet it is. that means temperatures will cool down even more and right now we are even in the low 30's for some spots. even around the bay areas, 30's in san mateo and hayward.

this afternoon, the breeze will pick up with plenty of sunshine. temperatures will warm into the mid and upper for these, even hitting 60 in a few neighborhoods. san jose, 59 and possibly 60 in santa rosa and fairfield. tonight will be cool but not quite as cold. we are talking about all of that snow, with more to come and a winter storm watch in effect for the sierra this weekend through monday morning. up to five feet of snow above 2000 feet. that is going to make travel very dangerous this weekend. you may want to leave today or tomorrow and then hold off until monday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. a couple dry days. it will be chilly today and tomorrow, so bundle up as you head out the door. a level 1 storm comes in this weekend and sticks around through scattered showers into tuesday, possibly wednesday. the roads are dry but you've got

a new crash. sue: we are heading to emeryville, this is 80 westbound, our live camera is focused on the left lane and you can see at least two cars blocking the left lane and it does not look like chp is on scene yet and the cars are coming in hot and slowing down and it is a dangerous situation. 80 westbound right near powell street in emeryville, it looks like the left lane, at least two cars at this point. we will continue following this. to the bay bridge, lights are on and traffic is just slightly backed up behind them, just past the east parking lot and a little bit slow with a stall reported on the upper deck just past treasure island. bart experiencing problems due to equipment problems.

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goodbye, at least when it comes to live concerts. they announced their final tour, the end of the road tour which to me sounds like something boys to men would do, it will kick off in october with the closest stops in l.a. and palm desert. they plan to hang up the platform boots after two final shows at madison square garden. jobina: fans thought it was the end, but they may not have to say goodbye to stranger things after its fifth and final season. necklace announced the show will become a stage play. the creators will work as creative producers. later this year, stranger things : the first shadow will make its world premiere at the phoenix theatre in london. tickets will go on sale this spring. reggie: oprah just expanded her presence in hawaii. she recently bought 870 acres of land on maui. she has been a part-time resident of maui for upwards of

15 years. here is what i'm confused about. jobina: what is she going to do with all of that? reggie: that she got it for $6.6 million. jobina: is that high or low? reggie: low. 800 70 acres for $6.6 million? that does not make sense to me. jobina: maybe there is something with the land. reggie: is it a dump? good for oprah i guess. she already owns several hundred acres in hawaii and some of it is being used for farming. i need to look into this. jobina: even a couple acres in california is that amount. reggie: let me do some -- jobina: a little light math. this is a cool camera angle. we will tell you about my -- about michael b jordan. he is having one of the best weeks. reggie: is there a third camera?

jobina: i would love an extra pivot. he attended his premiere of creed three and is also marking his directorial debut with that film and now he has his own star on the hollywood walk of fame. the oakland native and black panther director and jonathan majors joined him for the big ceremony yesterday. jordan talked about how special this moment is to him. >> 20 years of hard work and dedication, believing in yourself and trying to find the confidence and going through the ou c e jobina: creedeaters tomorrow. m ted for him. i like michael b jordan. reggie: he's really good. what is there not to like? [laughter] i still loved that

that might be my number one show, is that surprising? a show about football and a show about football and small-town texas? you've got me. jobina: it is a really endearing show. history month in school. rolling that tv c reggie: the tv strapped. do your memory that? jobina: because god forbid a teacher tripped down the hallwa. reggie:hey don't ve enough nd now they have ipads. frances: some do. some don't. what we freezing temperatures. we also have a frost advisory in

effect. of the valleys, temperatures could drop down to 28 degrees and at the coast and around the bay, dropping to 33 degrees so protect your pets, plants and pipes. you will see lots of 30's right now, so make sure the kids bundle up and you too as you head out the door. even hayward and palo alto, 35 degrees right now. it is hard to see these 30's around the bay area. today we will get plenty of sunshine, with high clouds passing through, that it will be brisk and windy, so temperatures warming up to the mid and upper 50's and near 60 degrees, and then tonight, temperatures will drop into the 30's for some areas but mainly in the 40's because of some cloud cover for the peninsula and parts of the south bay. the seven-day forecast is coming up. reggie: new at 6:00, the polls

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up. the faa is also investigating a battery fire in the overhead bin of a spirit airlines flight that was heading to orlando from dallas but had to stop in jacksonville. the airline says a passengers phone that was being charged with a battery pack caused the fire. crew members were able to put up the smoke and flames during the flight and no one was hurt. jobina: florida has applied for a patent for a system that would allow vehicles to repossess themselves. it was started by disabling features like gps, air conditioning or the radio, then it would make annoying noises if you are in the car and eventually lock you out. if you still don't pay the payment, you don't make it, listen to this. the vehicle may drive itself somewhere else, to be towed or even drive directly to the impound lot. reggie: oh jobina: what? ford.

reggie: so now you are losing your car and it actually leaves you. jobina: on a hot day, the air conditioning just bloop. reggie: that's rude. frances: not a good car for people with abandonment issues. in the morning, i don't know if you are in san francisco driving, i will look to me at the car and there is no one driving. reggie: just a ghost. frances: bundle up this morning. it is very cold with temperatures in the 30's for many areas. even hayward and fremont. palo alto at 35. santa rosa at 35. this afternoon, with sunshine, 0's to 60 and thenth bra enjoy the two days because we have a level 1 storm coming this weekend. saturday morning starts dry but we have showers and wee and the white, that is snow and it will

be heaviest through sunday, monday and tuesday. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. cold this morning with frost and also a freeze warning in effect but tomorrow will be nice before the rain moves in with even more snow this weekend. jobina: thank you. more drama in the royal family. prince harry and megan are asked to leave their u.k. home. reggie: the man who scared away a man trying to rob him. the unusual item he used. jobina: zoom is set to lay off hundreds of workers in the latest job cuts in the tech world. reggie: a live look outside. coming back for another hour of news. through your cancer diagnosis. never forget those who loved you so well and know that you have the responsibility to give back. love, dad.

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just proving it is never too late. reggie: good morning it