at six, improving ties abroad. secretary of state marco rubio now saying embassy staffing will be restored in russia. what we're learning this morning. >> a crash landing on the runway. everyone on board got away. well, i wouldn't say unharmed. there were some injuries, but they were able to get off the aircraft. this morning, more on what went wrong in toronto. >> and this morning we're following the financial woes for

san francisco's transit agency. the programs that could be cut to fix the agency's $50 billion deficit. >> then a controversial proposal in the north bay. the plan to bring a glamping site to napa, facing pushback by neighbors who say the proposed site isn't safe. good morning. welcome to tuesday. it is february 18th. >> yeah. a lot to get to, but first we'll turn to drew. >> yeah, it's really nice today. warmer than yesterday. and then we'll track the chance of a light shower coming our way tomorrow. so here's a look from our exploratorium camera as we get you going on your tuesday. from this vantage point, we don't have any cloud cover currently, but we do have some patchy cloud cover in parts of the east bay, the south bay, but not nearly as widespread as it was yesterday morning. so we do anticipate a warmer afternoon underneath a blend of sun and clouds. temperatures right now for a lot of us will start out in the 40s. we do have some pockets of cooler air like danville, livermore, sonoma in the 30s. it's a similar story in fairfield, but nonetheless we will see a mild afternoon on the way. so here's future weather as

we go throughout the morning. we'll kind of hang in the 40s through at least 8 or 9 a.m, and then by lunchtime, we'll find partly cloudy skies, temperatures warming into the 50s and 60s. and then later on this afternoon it will be partly sunny, but it will feel nice out there with daytime highs mainly in the 60s. so enjoy. 66 in san jose, 62 in oakland today, about 60 in the city, 63 in napa, 60 for the high in antioch. we'll talk about that shower chance tomorrow. coming up in eight minutes. let's check in with sue. see how the. >> good morning drew. good morning everyone. it's tuesday morning. metering lights are on this morning at 535. exactly. and you can see the backup already beginning now. past the past. the first 8-80 overcrossing. it's about a ten minute wait from the back of the line all the way into san francisco. a few brake lights past the tunnel on the western part of the span. here's san rafael. it's moving at a nice clip past the civic center. it's smooth sailing all the way through southern marin to the golden gate bridge. no delays. you can see some of the slower

spots this morning. still relatively light out there. we've got your usual early morning drive at about 50 minutes. five zero 50 minutes from tracy, up and over the altamont and again slow on the east shore, approaching emeryville, reggie aqui. >> breaking news overnight between about the meeting between the u.s. and russia, secretary of state marco rubio just announced each country will restore embassy staffing in washington, d.c. and moscow. both countries will also create missions to support ukraine peace talks. no ukrainian officials were present at this meeting in saudi arabia overnight. president zelenskyy said his country will not accept any outcome from this week's talks if kyiv doesn't take part. the talks represented a major change in american foreign policy under the trump administration. this morning we are tracking developments out of toronto, where that delta airlines flight flipped upside down on the runway during landing. the faa and ntsb both helping canadian authorities to investigate exactly what went wrong. >> and the incredible news is all 80 people on board this

flight survived, but at least 18 people were rushed to the hospital, including children. the flight took off from minneapolis yesterday. it was cleared to land in toronto. an audio recording showed the control tower warned the pilots of a possible air flow bump on approach. the airport fire chief says the runway was dry and there were no crosswind conditions at the time of the crash. what caused the plane to flip and catch fire is now under investigation. >> we are very grateful that there was no loss of life and relatively minor injuries. >> there's snow on the runway. we don't know what happened, but it likely happened at touchdown because there was no mayday call prior to touchdown. >> this is the fourth major aviation accident in north america in just the past three weeks. the last major crash at the pearson airport in toronto was in august 2005, when an airbus landing from paris skidded off the runway and burst into flames during stormy weather. >> hundreds of faa workers

recently fired as part of the trump administration's cost cutting efforts, could be locked out of facilities as soon as today. the transportation department says the cuts do not impact air traffic controllers or anyone in critical safety roles. however, the drastic changes are raising safety concerns. we spoke to aviation consultant and former director of community affairs at sfo, mike mccarron, about the potential problems. >> the aviation industry has an incredibly great safety record, and it's right because we have people in place to make sure things happen properly and to take a meat cleaver more or less and start whacking away at the system may not be the best solution. as far as trying to find ways to pare down the costs. anytime you're dealing with a systems that are advanced warning systems, it gets a very delicate issue, and it'd be better to go a little slow, a little more prudent before we just start whacking away at some of these programs with not knowing what they're going to impact. >> the agency was already facing a shortfall of controllers with

overworked and understaffed air traffic control systems. >> a judge could rule as soon as today if elon musk's team at the department of government efficiency can continue to fire thousands of federal employees. the ruling comes as there are new questions about the type of information the doj's team is trying to get. after it was revealed they asked for access to the system that contains tax filings and bank statements of millions of americans. top trump administration officials insist this does not mean musk and his team will go through people's private tax returns. >> i can give absolute 100% insurance. i give you complete and total assurance on that point. >> in a new court filing, the white house says that elon musk is not the administrator of the doge team. however, the white house did not say who actually is leading the group. a judge is considering whether to block doge from firing government employees and accessing data from certain departments. a

ruling is expected as soon as today. more than a dozen republican lawmakers here in california are backing president trump's federal investigation of the state's high speed rail project. they drafted a letter last week stating their support for the investigation. the letter comes after the high speed rail inspector general issued a report earlier this month. the inspector general found the authority had not completed a risk analysis to determine whether its plan for completing the merced to bakersfield segment was realistic and achievable. it found the central valley segment of the project was unlikely to be finished by the 2033 deadline. >> the san francisco municipal transportation authority is facing cuts and struggling to balance its budget, and now there's a new item on the chopping block that could impact children on their way to school. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez joining us live in san francisco with more on what the agency is going to consider today. gloria. >> good morning. reggie. the board is discussing some short term options today. probably the

most controversial of all of these is cuts to the school crossing guard program. sfmta is facing a $50 million budget deficit in the next fiscal year, and the agency says that they have figured out where $35 million will come from, but they still need to secure the remaining 15 million s.f. mta says it's ruled out charging for metered parking later on evenings or on sundays, but it is considering three other options, and they are muni service cuts. other agency wide cuts, including to the school crossing guard program and maintenance and bus stop lighting projects, or spending $15 million in reserve funds. seiu local 1021 is the union that represents employees, including at schools throughout northern california, and they sent a press release saying that crossing guards are essential to san francisco's vision zero plan to eliminate traffic deaths. and they're wondering why they're on the chopping block, saying that this program is already short

staffed and that they should be hiring more crossing guards, not getting rid of them. the meeting today is at 1:00, and they're expecting a decision by march 4th. and today we will be talking to some crossing guards to get their point of view on this. live in san francisco. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. all right, gloria, thank you. >> happening today, alameda county is swearing in its new district attorney, judge ursula jones. dixon will take over the da's office. the board of supervisors selected her after voters recalled pamela price. judge jones dixon will take over a department struggling with a huge case backlog. facing criticism from families of crime victims. she will serve until at least next year, when voters will elect a da. leaders in napa will weigh in on a controversial proposal for glamping. today, it's getting strong pushback from residents. the plan calls to turn this area shaded in orange, near the silverado trail and hagen road, into a massive resort. the grange campground

would include up to 100 high end camping trailers, tents, a pool, and five permanent buildings. neighbors are raising concerns about traffic and safety. they say the area floods when it rains and are worried about fire pits in an area with a high wildfire risk. >> it's going to end up in litigation unless they can somehow prove that this is not dangerous. >> but the city of napa says the proposal complies with city code and state law. local residents started a petition and raised more than $16,000 to fight the project. >> 610 this morning in the accuweather forecast, we'll look at live doppler seven along with satellite. and what you notice is that we have some clouds off to our north. they're kind of rotating around an area of high pressure that's anchored off our coast line that high, keeping us nice and quiet. today also brings us a bit of a warm up this afternoon. eventually, that high will get pushed down to the south tomorrow, and that will allow for a cold front to bring a light shower to the north bay

first thing tomorrow morning. so looking live at our richmond camera, you can see we have mostly clear skies from this view. we will keep it pretty nice. pretty quiet early on. you'll notice throughout the afternoon though we'll find some increasing cloud cover. so later on today it's a blend of sun and clouds. but temperatures will be warmer than yesterday. we'll go into the 60s away from the coast. sunrise here very shortly at 655 this morning. highs today. it's mild if not warm in the south bay. 66 for a high in san jose, 60 in the city we'll hit about 62 in oakland, 65 in walnut creek. so looking at the next several days, today we have that warmer afternoon, partly sunny skies later on today. tomorrow, though, it's overcast with a chance of a light shower in the north bay. it's so light and so limited, we're not even giving it a number on the storm impact scale. sunshine back in a big way on thursday and we have a warming trend by the end of the week. so here's future weather. notice that most of the moisture well to our north, we're just getting clipped by the tail end of a cold front. tomorrow. a light shower in the

north bay early on quickly gets out of here by the afternoon. we'll talk about that warming trend by the end of the week. the weekend looking fantastic. we'll have that seven day in a few minutes. >> drew. thank you. the price of eggs continues to go up, and officials say it won't stop any time soon. the new data showing just how expensive it's getting. thieves rammed a car into a longtime east bay business, causing tens of thousands of dollars in damage. now, the owners are turning to the community for help. a 15 year old boy stabbed to death while he was on a date with his valentine in the south bay. the plea from his family as

i mean, i know how the fire affected me, and there's always a constant fear that who's to say something like that won't happen again? that's fair. we committed to underground, 10,000 miles of electric line. you look back at where we were 10 years ago and we are in a completely different place today, and it's because of how we need to care for our communities and our customers. i hope that's true. [joe] that's my commitment. [ambient noise]

we're learning new details about the 15 year old boy killed at san jose's santana row friday night. he was stabbed to death during a date on valentine's day. abc seven news reporter j.r stone spoke with people who knew him. >> this is 15 year old david gutierrez, a young man who was stabbed to death at santana row last friday, valentine's day. his family says he was on a date with his girlfriend to celebrate when he was attacked by a group of teens. monday night, family members issued a statement about david's death, saying our precious young boy is an amazing young man whose life was taken too soon at the age of 15. he was enrolled in college bound classes to help him prepare for college. he was active in the community church activities. he was also active here at

gladiators boxing gym in redwood city. >> he was a good kid. he was outgoing, friends with everybody here, everybody here, all these young guys here. you see, everyone was a friend of his. somebody so young and devastating how it went down and all that. >> that's david's boxing instructor, berto baretta. he says the teen never voiced any concerns about his safety. he just liked being at the gym. >> he's doing because a lot of his friends would come here, too. and he just wanted to say, yeah, just be with his friends and hang out and box. >> police have not arrested or charged anyone in connection to david's death. online community members are now helping the family. more than $20,000 has been raised for his funeral on this gofundme page. david's family says he was kind, empathetic, with a gentle demeanor. he was his family's happy energy. whenever he walked into a room, it simply lit up as to why someone or a group of people would want to attack him and kill him. police have not

said. family members say we are at a complete loss in trying to process this incomprehensible act of violence. j.r stone, abc seven news. >> in the east bay. this is the damage left after burglars rammed a car through the front of berkeley's looking glass camera shop. this happened early sunday morning. the whole thing caught on surveillance. owner says in addition to the tens of thousands of dollars in damage to the store itself, there was also a significant amount of merchandise stolen. unfortunately, insurance won't cover all of the loss. now she's turning to the community for help and customers are responding. >> there are people that have offered to teach classes for free or bring back inventory that they haven't opened yet, just so we can resell it. and the fact that people are willing to do whatever they can, it just

makes us not feel like we're alone and that what we do actually matters. >> the business set up a gofundme, which has already raised more than $40,000. for now, the front of the store is boarded up. customers can still enter through the side. more than a month after the eaton fire first started, frustration is growing among evacuees still housed in southern california shelters. dozens of people staying at the red cross shelter at the pasadena civic auditorium were forced to move to a new shelter in duarte over the weekend. many are low income or face other obstacles to finding permanent housing. they've been trying to find assistance from local groups, but they say help is not coming fast enough. >> to turn around and have like our our worlds are wiped out. we have people in here that really, really need the help and we're on limited income. >> red cross officials say they cannot provide hotel vouchers or long term housing, but are helping people connect people

with other local groups who provide those services. they say there is a steady flow of people finding permanent housing. la county officials are trying to speed up the process by passing a motion to prioritize section eight vouchers for people who lost homes. >> the cost of your morning omelet keeps going up. eggs have now reached new record highs, and the u.s. department of agriculture says the ongoing bird flu outbreak means they'll continue to increase the price of wholesale eggs is up $0.40 in the past 30 days. distributors are now paying 7.4 for a dozen, and they are passing those costs on to all of us. you can expect to see the prices at the grocery store to keep creeping up in the coming weeks. the usda says the national average for a dozen eggs is up 53% in the past year. in the south bay, great america is holding a hiring blitz this week to fill hundreds of positions. but as the park ramps up for the summer season, there are new questions about its

future. we've known for a while the park was planning to close in 2033. now, documents show great america's lease could be terminated by the end of june 2028, so that would force it to shut down five years earlier than expected. >> ooh. >> what is the ride? is it called trailblazer? the single rail roller coaster that. >> that one with like, the 90 degree drop. >> the devil. >> i wish i knew what it was. i'm still calling the one that goes straight down drop zone. and i know it's changed since. i don't know any of the new names. >> you haven't been on this trailblazer. >> no. >> it is wild. i really want great america to stay. just to be really clear, i like that park a lot. trailblazer is it lasts like 20s your entire life. you see, during that 20s. >> okay, last 20s, but how long did it take for your body to recover? because on those things. >> i hours, 20 hours. yeah. okay. yeah, yeah. >> seems like a good ratio. >> it is. yeah.

>> short term fun. long term bang. >> for your buck on that one. >> totally. this morning we're getting first hints of daylight out there with the tam cam. a live look outside. seeing that sunrise begin, here's a look at the weather headlines. we have a mild tuesday ahead of us with a blend of sun and clouds. it feels nice this afternoon as temperatures go into the 60s. tomorrow, as a cold front moves through, it will bring overcast skies and the chance of a light shower in the north bay. and then after that system departs, the extended outlook. has warmer weather really moving in here. so this morning, underneath partly cloudy skies will begin in the 30s and in the 40s. but the forecast later on today does call for a nice ■afternoon upper 50s mid 60s for daytime highs warmer than yesterday and just a light breeze out of the southeast less than ten miles per hour, so a high of 66. in san jose today, 65 in concord we'll go to 63 in napa, 60 in the city, 62 in oakland, a little bit cooler in half moon bay, but still a real pleasant afternoon with 58 degrees overnight. tonight we'll find increasing cloud cover

temperatures mainly in the mid and upper 40. so not terribly chilly. and you notice on our map we're beginning to see some showers entering the north bay first thing tomorrow morning. so here's future weather in fact showing you here's 730. i mean this is very limited in terms of moisture. a light sprinkle at 730 in the north bay. as this system progresses to the south and east, it just loses all of its moisture by the time it hits about 10:11 a.m. so outside of north bay, just expect overcast skies and just a calm day tomorrow with that light shower. only in the north bay. really. here's a look at the drizzle, if not rainfall estimates. where we find those showers. it will be very light tomorrow morning. a little bit of snow coming to tahoe. no winter weather advisories in effect, but our highest peaks could see anywhere from 5 to 6in of snow as this front moves through. then behind the front, it starts to get warmer by the end of the week and into the upcoming weekend. look at this by saturday, our warmest areas will be in the 70s. that's going to feel very nice. so here's the accuweather seven day forecast. warmer afternoon today. tomorrow a

shower in the north bay. it's still light and limited. there's no number on the storm impact scale. then we'll track that sunny weather. we're turning that warming trend feeling springlike by the weekend guys. >> all right drew thank you. now let's turn to ginger zee. she is live with a look at what's coming up on gma. >> good morning ginger. >> hey reggie. amanda great to be with you. record lows are falling this morning. being smashed bismarck, north dakota for example. the actual air temperature 38 below zero. all right. so we'll be talking about that. but also coming up here on gma we will have the latest on the plane crash in toronto. gio went up there for us. he'll have the latest on that delta plane that flipped as it landed. we're live on the scene. plus we're going to talk to one of the passengers who lived through it and will get his whole story. and then our interview with the parents of gabby petito, who was killed by her boyfriend on a cross-country road trip. they're going to share never before seen texts and videos that they found on her phone after her death. they'll also tell eva how they hope their story can help someone else. and then we'll have the latest from kentucky. the death toll is still rising

there after all that flooding. and if you are traveling anywhere east oklahoma city, little rock, nashville or raleigh, you'll want to see my forecast as the storm moves across. and then we'll talk about the depth of that cold, because it goes all the way to louisiana for the midweek. so we'll do those. plus, you'll want to know this. we are getting ready because we get to eat today. no taste like home is the name of the new show by queer eye's antoni porowski. it's doing it with nat geo. so exciting because he gets to be with celebrities, go back in their history and make dishes based on that. so we will learn more about that program and eat on gma. >> another good idea for a show. can we go back to the beginning? you said where is it? 38 below zero. bismarck, north dakota 38 below. usually we're talking wind chills. you know, 40 to 60 below. and that's with the wind. yeah. no, the air temperature. >> actual temperature. so it's uh. >> no, ma'am. >> no, ma'am. thank you. >> no, thanks. >> there's no amount. >> of cold is. what have you endured? >> that is. that's too much for humans. that's not okay.

>> even breathing, i feel like would hurt. >> it. >> okay. >> i heard shout out to everyone. >> in bismarck who is alive and well. i don't know how you're doing it. uh. ginger. thank you. we'll see you. we'll be in as little as 2 weeks. so this is better. that too. dupixent is an add-on treatment for specific types of moderate-to-severe asthma. it works with your asthma medicine to help improve lung function. dupixent is not for sudden breathing problems and doesn't replace a rescue inhaler. it's proven to help prevent asthma attacks. severe allergic reactions can occur. get help right away for face, mouth, tongue or throat swelling, wheezing or trouble breathing. tell your doctor right away of signs of inflamed blood vessels like rash, chest pain, worsening shortness of breath, tingling or numbness in limbs. tell your doctor of new or worsening joint aches and pain, or a parasitic infection. don't change or stop steroid, asthma, or other treatments without talking to your doctor. when you can get more out of your lungs, you can du more with less asthma. and isn't that better? ask your doctor about dupixent,

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elon musk and his involvement in the trump administration. how some tesla owners here in the bay area are ch

abc seven mornings live. >> to fight against this.

>> destroying our government and we cannot let that happen. >> congress needs to act. they have the power to stop them from doing this. >> now, at 630, from the state capitol to our nation's capitol, thousands protesting president trump's policies. the call for change. as we near one month of this administration. >> plus a complicated web of crimes all linked back to one bay area radical group. what we're learning about its leader, who bay area officials once declared dead. >> then, giving a boost to san francisco's nightlife, the plan expected to be rolled out by the mayor later today. >> good morning everyone. it is tuesday, february 18th. >> we have a beautiful sunrise behind us this morning, so that's a good sign. drew. >> yeah, it's going to be a nice day. warm this afternoon. warmer than yesterday. let's take that picture for you. can see a live look from our exploratorium camera. just a really pretty sunrise underway. we have mainly clear skies. from this view you can see a few high clouds and really current sky conditions. most of us reporting clear skies. it's the south bay that

does have a few more clouds in their sky. but really, today is a day where temperatures will bounce back into the 60s. we have a nice afternoon on the way right now. temperatures, some colder spots. sonoma, danville, livermore. we're in the 30s. 41 though, in fremont. good morning, san francisco. coming in with a current temperature of about 47 degrees. so here's a look at future weather as we head deeper into the morning. by 8 a.m. we're still in the 40s for the most part. by lunchtime, 60 are beginning to appear on the board, but you'll find increasing clouds throughout the afternoon. despite that, though, we have a nice breeze that will get temperatures into the 60s across the board. so highs today it will feel mild. warmer than yesterday, 62 in oakland, about 60. in san francisco we'll go to 66 in san jose, 63 in napa, 65 the high in concord. let's check in with sue hall, see how the roads are doing this morning. >> good morning everyone. it's tuesday back to work day for a lot of folks. and we do have an accident. it is southbound 680, in walnut creek near treat boulevard. apparently a couple of lanes are blocked and traffic

is now stacking back up onto 680. as a matter of fact, on to 242 headed in the southbound directions. we do have metering lights on at the bay bridge toll plaza. and just a heads up tonight there will be a full freeway closure 101 both directions in santa rosa at hearn avenue. this is for roadwork starting at 11 p.m. till 5 a.m. tomorrow morning, so it may affect your drive. there will be a detour in place. >> thank you. sue. deep cuts could be coming to the san francisco municipal transportation agency. and it's not just trains and busses that would see the impact. a controversial debate is now heating up over possible cuts to school crossing guards. abc seven news reporter gloria rodriguez is joining us live with more on what the agency is considering at a meeting today. gloria. >> good morning. today, sfmta board of directors is going to discuss tackling their $50 million budget deficit. one option they are considering is cutting the number of school crossing guards. and as you can

imagine, this is very controversial. they still have to figure out $15 million in cuts. sfmta says it has ruled out charging for metered parking late at night and on sundays, and several options are still on the table. they are reducing muni service cuts, including to the school crossing guard program or eating up reserve funds. seiu local 1021, the union that represents employees, including at schools throughout northern california, sent a press release saying that crossing guards are essential to san francisco's vision zero plan to eliminate traffic deaths, and they're wondering why they are on the chopping block, saying that the program is already short staffed and that the agency should be hiring more crossing guards, not cutting them. that meeting today starts at 1 p.m. and they are expecting a decision on march 4th. live in san francisco gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. all right, gloria, thank you. >> now we want to get to a scene that continues to play out across the bay area. protesters

picketing outside tesla dealerships angry over ceo elon musk's action. it's in washington, dc. now they say they're disgusted by what they describe as a power grab by musk, who leads president trump's effort to reduce the size of the federal government. they're urging tesla owners to sell their vehicles. one protester gave his up a year ago. >> i own a tesla for three years and enjoyed it as a car, but what it now stands for is very different for me. i think it's an important statement. you know, we need to figure out ways to put pressure on these guys so they recognize that not everybody believes on this president day that trump represents them. >> and across the country yesterday, thousands joined demonstrations against the trump administration and what was called the no kings on presidents day demonstration. >> common themes include anti elon musk sentiments plus concerns about democracy and human rights. abc seven news reporter monica madden caught up with protesters here in the bay area. >> president no way.

>> from san francisco to oakland, from san jose. >> we are in the middle of a constitutional crisis. >> and thousands at the california capitol. protesters gathering across the state monday to send a message to the nation's capital. >> not our president. >> some marched. others shared their viewpoints. >> he's breaking all the laws with no consequences. we're having no checks and balances like he wants to destroy everything that's valuable here. take away trans rights, shut down funding to important programs for kids and seniors. and people in our country are not feeling safe. >> all demonstrators denounced both president trump and billionaire elon musk's involvement in the federal government. >> he did not get congressional approval, and he's running rampant on government computers, violating everybody's privacy. >> many criticized musk's leadership of doge, the department of government

efficiency, layoffs of federal workers, and what opponents believe is a calculated attack on marginalized communities. >> every day i wake up and i see more attacks against my family. >> san francisco native jennifer daetz is a mom to a transgender daughter. >> without gender affirming care. as a teenager, she wouldn't be alive today. she has worked so hard to be her authentic self. she's so lovely. how can people hate this very small part of the population who are just trying to live their lives and live with joy and live authentically? >> as many say they feel helpless under the current administration? >> i think a lot of people just think, well, he's in there, like, what are you supposed to do next? >> the group aims to make their voices heard. >> we have to come out in masses to tell the world, as examples that this is not acceptable. >> signs reading patriots against trump fight back now and no kings on presidents day.

monica madden, abc seven news. >> a major republican candidate has announced his candidacy for california governor in 2026. >> i'm tired of my friends leaving the state. i'm tired of watching my friends kids leave this state. we need to bring them all back with sanity and the promise that california is, and once again, will be the best state in this country. >> riverside county sheriff chad bianco made his announcement yesterday. governor newsom will not be on the ballot because of term limits. bianco will face several democratic challengers. we already know a few names lieutenant governor eleni kounalakis and california superintendent of public instruction tony thurmond among them. now it's time for our abc seven mornings, a preview of some things that will be making headlines across the bay area in the day ahead. >> first, the suspect in the deadly shooting of the brother of legendary oakland rapper too short is expected in court today. 33 year old michael

jackson was arrested for the january 29th shooting. police say wayne shaw was shot and killed in what appears to have been a robbery in the area of 49th avenue and east 12th street. they say shaw walked out and confronted the suspects who shot him as they ran away. >> today, san francisco officials are expected to roll out a new plan to boost the city's economic recovery after hours. the new legislation is designed to increase nightlife downtown. this is in addition to the recent entertainment zone designations that allow businesses in some areas to sell alcohol to go during certain events. the city has two sanctioned entertainment zones so far. one along front street, the other at thrive city outside chase center, and there are more to come. >> construction for a big bike lane change in san francisco's mission district is set to begin today. a center running bike lane was installed on valencia street from 15 to 20 third. more than a year ago, city transportation officials will begin the process of moving the lane after backlash from local

businesses. now, some of them say the loss of some 70 parking spots hurt their bottom line. crews will install a lane closer to the sidewalk along valencia street. the new project is expected to take 2 to 3 months. >> still ahead on abc seven mornings a volatile housing market. the berkeley townhome that went on and off the market in a matter of hours. >> we don't have the stock right now, but we will have another update on how the markets are doing next. >> and you heard the story so far in our newscast about glamping and napa and sfmta cuts. we do a segment in our seven at seven show which is coming up next streaming, where we discuss topics in a more in depth manner. so that will be coming up. but first, here's drew. >> hey there. we're looking at the live doppler seven along with satellite view. and it's showing you high pressure. sitting off our coast is supplying us with a real nice day today. warmer than yesterday. eventually tomorrow that high gets pushed down to the south. and that will allow for a chance of a light shower in the north bay first thing tomorrow morning. hello, walnut

creek, a live look outside. here's how the day shapes up. sunrise almost here at 655. we'll have partly cloudy skies early on. then throughout the afternoon you'll notice an increase in cloud cover. so by 4:00 pm it's partly sunny, but temperatures will be warmer than yesterday with a nice south wind getting into the 60s away from the coast. so not too chilly even later on this evening with temperatures by 8:00. we're still in the 50s. so looking at the forecast today, 60 in the city will hit about 62 in oakland, warmer in the south bay, san jose coming in at 66 degrees. walnut creek, very pleasant today at 65. so the next couple of days we have some changes to the forecast. today it's a warmer afternoon. tomorrow it is overcast with cloud cover, the chance of a light shower in the north bay. it's so light and limited. there's no number on the storm impact scale tomorrow. behind that system, sunshine is back in full force with a warming trend for the upcoming weekend, so future weather shows you getting scraped by the tail end of a cold front tomorrow morning. most of the moisture well to our north, but a closer look at the shower. chance on future weather

and then a very nice weekend on

now to an update on a story we first told you about yesterday on abc seven mornings. san leandro police were involved in a shooting over the weekend. the

alameda county sheriff's office says the suspect fired a gun at officers sunday night. three san leandro police officers shot back. the suspect was not hurt and was arrested. investigators say he was wanted earlier for some sort of car crash. the officers were also not hurt. ne. this morning, a large affordable housing development meant for educators and marin county workers is facing a more than $17 million budget shortfall. the village at oak hill in marin would be located right off sir francis drake boulevard, about a mile away from san quentin. according to the marin ij, a plan to close the deficit by having the county and school districts guarantee the rental income of the 135 units has been put on hold. this plan would lower interest rates on bonds in order to finance the project. units would be priced for households earning between 50% and 80% of the area's median income, for a household of three, earning more than 88,000

per year in marin is at that 50% mark. >> now is your morning money report. southwest airlines, cutting 15% of its corporate workforce. that's more than 1700 people. and it marks the first time they've had a mass layoff in the company's history. the company says the cuts will start in april. they include 11 senior leadership positions. the layoffs are expected to save the company $510 million between this year and next. the ford f-150 is no longer america's favorite car. after 42 years holding the place as the number one vehicle in the country, according to jato dynamics, the toyota rav4 is now in the top spot. that hybrid choice marks a shift in the us market toward suvs and electric vehicles. now, the lineup has the rav4 in first. the ford f-150 in second. then honda cr-v. then tesla model y and chevy silverado 1500. and speaking of cars filling up could drain your wallet a bit more. gas prices

are expected to continue to go up. we're seeing some local stations charging more than $5 a gallon. the average price in california is 4.84 $5.01 in san jose, and $5.16 in san francisco. the increase blamed on refinery maintenance and outages along the west coast. now we take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway. we're down this morning about 60 points. >> now, this story proves just how fickle the bay area real estate market is. a berkeley townhome was listed on the market yesterday for $395,000, but within hours it was listed as off the market after the owner changed their mind. the four bedroom, two bathroom needed a lot of work. the roof of the garage had collapsed. the frame of the home was leaning off the foundation and there is a water leak. there's also an 83 year old neighbor in the upper unit who has life estate status, meaning he pays no rent for his lifetime. the realtor tells abc

seven the house did not sell. the listing has simply been pulled. >> i mean, you just know anything that's too good to be true. >> yeah. >> typically is a lot of work. and that i mean, you've seen like. >> seven figure houses be like, this is just going to need to be demolished. you know, like 1.2, you're like, it's a fixer upper and you're like. >> it's going to cost you more to fix that up. want to fix it? >> the only thing when i see the front of the house, the only thing i think of is one of those places when you're a kid, like, you know, you get like, spooked out really easily as a kid, like you would say, like you would run. >> yeah. yeah. >> pass that house. >> right. >> halloween. not going there? no. >> no. >> old man kravitz. >> no, i. gotta run. you hear spooky. >> noises coming out at night? >> yeah. >> don't do that. >> oh, man. this morning take me back to childhood. you had to run. >> everyone remembers that house. >> they do. it's always at the end of the street, i don't know. i don't know why. >> it goes in or out. >> that's so true. here's a

lovely sunrise we have from our exploratorium camera. just a beautiful start to our day out there. here's the accuweather headlines. a blend of sun and clouds out there. it will be mild today with temperatures in the 60s. tomorrow morning in the north bay, we have the chance of a light sprinkle outside of the north bay. just an overcast day and then the extended outlook. we have warmer weather moving in here. it's going to feel nice by the weekend. temperatures right now. we're currently in the 30s and 40 under partly cloudy skies. so here's a look at the forecast. today upper 50s mid 60s for daytime highs. warmer than yesterday a light breeze out of the southeast at about 5 to 10mph. so you look at temperatures today. it's warmer than yesterday. it is mild a few degrees above average underneath that blend of sun and clouds. now this evening we do keep it dry, but you will see a fair amount of cloud cover. it's pretty overcast throughout the evening and that will keep temperatures from cooling off rapidly. so still, by 9 p.m. we're mainly in the 50s across the region. it's closer to

midnight. those temperatures dip into the 40s, and that's kind of where we'll hang out overnight tonight with cloudy skies. overnight lows are in the mid and upper 40s. heading into wednesday. now here's a look at future weather. not impressive by any means. that chance of rain. but here it is 730 tomorrow morning. a light isolated shower in the north bay, and then the system just fizzles as it tries to move across the rest of the region. so just expect overcast skies for all of us tomorrow. and that light sprinkle in the north bay so light. it's not getting a number on the storm impact scale, and any moisture would be less than a 10th of an inch out there. some light snow is coming to tahoe tomorrow afternoon. highest peaks likely seeing 4 to 6in of snow. lake level. probably a dusting, maybe 1 or 2in. so not a big snowstorm by any means. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. warmer afternoon today. the chance of a shower in the north bay tomorrow morning. then behind that system, it's all about increasing sunshine, increasing temperatures, feeling like spring by this weekend. reggie aqui. >> all right. i'm about to take you through a journey. the apparent leader of a cult like

group who was once declared dead in san mateo county is now in jail, court records show jack lasorda's family had her declared legally dead in 2022, believing she had fallen into the san francisco bay. now she's facing gun and trespassing charges, and her group has ties to multiple homicides, including one killing in vallejo just weeks ago. abc seven news reporter laura martinez explains this complicated web of allegations. >> after months on the run, police arrested an apparent leader of a cult like group with bay area ties. the group, called the ian's, has been linked to several deaths spanning three states. one month ago, maximilian snyder is accused of murdering his landlord, curtis lynn, in vallejo. police believe the motive was to keep lynn from testifying that two of his former tenants tied to the ian's, attacked and nearly killed him two years earlier. days after the vallejo killing, another alleged member of the group is accused of killing a

u.s. border patrol agent during a traffic stop in vermont. investigators say the gun used in the vermont shooting has been linked to the killings of richard and rita joshua in 2022. sunday, police in maryland arrested their daughter, along with jack lasota, on gun and trespassing charges. online writings from the group spanned multiple anarchist theories, including radical veganism, where they look to end the human consumption of animals. >> so that old story of going out and joining a cult doesn't hold anymore. the cults are here. they're inside our homes. they're on our streaming devices, on netflix. they're also on reddit. >> for the last five years, uc berkeley associate professor paulomi saha has taught the growing course cults in popular culture. >> what the cult name does is it draws the headlines. >> saha said. what we associate with that word has changed with the internet. >> the internet is so diffuse that it's really hard to

pinpoint both connections between people and the kind of causality that, especially in a legal case, you might want. >> saha said. for this case involving former bay area residents, referring to the group as a cult may be oversimplifying a complicated situation. >> it is these tenuous connections that are holding together a story of many people acting seemingly under the control or influence of an individual. but i don't think we yet know that. >> in the south bay. lauren martinez, abc seven news. >> mexico's president is now threatening to sue google if it continues to call the gulf of mexico the gulf of america on its maps. the tech company has explained the change was due to the trump administration calling it the gulf of america. mexico's president says president trump's order applies only to the us continental shelf, not the entire body of water. google maps users outside of the us see

both names for the gulf. >> it was back to school for nba player jalen wells. he returned to sonoma state yesterday as part of his effort to help save the university's athletic program. wells is the only former seawolf to make it to the nba, and he's been a vocal supporter of the athletic program since sonoma state officials announced they would eliminate all sports and some academic programs in an effort to address the $24 budget deficit. yesterday, he told student athletes and the media hope should not be lost. >> i'm not sure entirely how i'm able to help, but that's just what i'm trying to do is, you know, put it out there as much as possible. you know, i feel like sonoma state kind of gave me that allowed me to have this platform today. so, you know, i was kind of doing my part and giving back. >> wells was back on campus one day after participating in nba all-star weekend and wearing his support for his school on his shoes. university officials say they appreciate wells passion and support, but there are no updates to the university's

plan. >> up next, what? >> can i just say something? >> please say something. >> what we need is mr. beast to come back. >> and pick them out and get that momentum going. >> get more three point shoots. >> for $100,000. we'll get there. >> he needs to pay for that deficit because, listen, that's the way you bring things back, right? >> weren't there many multi-million dollar per year income earners in town this past weekend? i'm just saying. >> the. >> economic boost. >> think about it. >> just write a check. >> up next, the seven things you need to know today. >> as we head to break. a live look outsi

joining us here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, top russian and u.s. officials met in saudi arabia overnight to discuss improving ties and negotiating an end to the war in ukraine. no ukrainian officials were present. >> number two, the faa and ntsb have sent teams to canada to help figure out how this delta regional jet flipped over while landing at toronto's pearson

international airport. incredibly, everyone survived. two runways are expected to stay closed for several days. >> number three. today, sfmta will consider cuts to finish balancing its budget. the agency needs to find $15 million in savings to fix a $50 million deficit. options include reducing muni service, cutting crossing guards, or eating up reserve funds. >> remember, for today, alameda county's new district attorney is going to be sworn in. judge ursula jones dixon will serve until at least next year, when voters will elect a d.a. >> and number five, look at this view from our exploratorium camera as we see the sun rising this morning. partly cloudy early on a warmer afternoon on the way. temperatures going into the 60s. away from the coast. >> and number six, we are looking at an accident. this is southbound 680 near monument and treat boulevard in the concord walnut creek vicinity. left lane remains blocked and you are backed up onto 680, obviously, and 242 as well. >> number seven donuts aren't a

traditional movie snack, but krispy kreme wants them to be. they've teamed up with hulu for a collection of donuts inspired by classic cinema. flavors include caramel popcorn, blue raspberry slush, and a cookie dough superstar donut. the promotion also includes the chance to win a one year subscription to hulu. disney is the parent company of hulu and abc seven. >> the press release says these new donuts make watching sci fi sweeter and add nom noms to rom com. >> george: good morning america for our viewers in the west. dramatic new images of the delta flight crash landing. the new cross country storm on the move. and the winner of $10 million. miracle on the runway. a delta flight flips over after landing in toronto. >> we just landed, our plane crashed. it's upside down. >> george: emergency crews on the scene in minutes racing to put out the fire. this morning exclusive video shows these chaotic moments, passengers hanging upside down,