francisco sunset district and details about the man please have in custody. in a second, life changed. ♪ >> a very special citizenship ceremony today in a unique location to welcome these new american print at evening, you details tonight about what led up to the deadly explosion in a house at san francisco sunset district this week including video from a neighbor showing the moment of the blast. the chaos that came after. as you can see, this quiet san francisco street looks more

like a war zone in the moments after the explosion. we have a better look at the surveillance video tonight. we do want to warn you, some of this video may be disturbing. >> reporter: the explosion leveled this home right behind me here. you can see not a whole lot left. the two homes next door, other homes on this block also have damage. the explosion rocked the 1700 block of 22nd avenue in the sunset district. these two people were standing across the street when the house exploded. they appeared okay. the impact blew up in the back passenger door of this parked white previous. the driver later came out and appeared okay. >> a disabled woman who lived in the home died. a caretaker for the woman suffered from serious burn injuries. shortly after the home

explosion, this man told firefighters he lived in the house and asked if his disabled wife made it out alive. he appeared in shock and was crying at one point. san francisco police would not confirm if this is the suspect. they say they arrested 53-year- old darren price for manslaughter. manufacturing drugs in the house. police removed tanks and cylinders from what is left of the home. they also charged price with two counts of child endangerment. two kids who lived in the house were at school at the time. >> if the students were not in the house, we believe that the children were in danger do to be hazardous and dangerous environment that the illegal narcotics lab created. >> reporter: police would only say the suspect lived in the house that will appeared he would not say how he was related to the woman who died were the two kids.

the next-door neighbor said it is a family of four, has been, wife, two kids. they mostly kept to themselves. and when we follow the law and we do not want anybody to come to our neighborhood and bombed the neighborhood. >> reporter: karen's house is red tagged. every part of her home is a damage. ceilings, walls, and fixtures. >> yes, definitely, a lot. you know, in a second, my life changed. this is my home base for the past 30 years. i certainly do not want to be homeless. >> reporter: she is not alone. other neighbors on the block are cleaning up and boarding up broken windows and doors. >> this is something that you hear about on the reason there is a war, not in your neighborhood. >> reporter: no updates on the injured caretaker. the last we heard, she was recovering. as for the suspect, price was arrested at or near the medical examiner's office on friday. that is where the victim's body is being held. >> supervisor jolyn guardino who supervised the area says he

is planning a tunnel for this wednesday. he wants to help enact people with resources from the city. >> i just want to bring people together , hear the concerns, offer information from the city if we can provide any resources, we will have department heads and emergency management. adjust people on hand to let folks know what we can do as a city to let them get to this tragedy. one example is the possibility of property tax relief in the face of a tragedy. >> at the moment, the town hall is scheduled for this wednesday at 5:00 on noriega street. an exact location has not been announced yet. he says he will let people in the immediate area know when the plans are finalized. oaklands chapter of the naacp renews its calls for police chief armstrong to get his job back. the chief was suspended last month because he allegedly mishandled how an officer was disciplined for some serious offenses. sergeant michael chong was

accused of a hit and run crash at an apartment complex and shooting his gun inside an elevator at police headquarters. he could have been fired but ended up being suspended. the chief signed off on the punishment and ascended his decision this week. >> it is shocking that someone would do an investigation like this , that in my opinion, was so biased and focused on trying to create a crisis. it really was surprising. >> the chief says he signed off on the punishment without reading the full internal affairs report . the naacp is urging the mayor and city council to reinstate the chief. again, voice their support for him at their monthly meeting today. >> it is important to hold the chief and anybody accountable for whatever they do . it is very important. it is important to hold me accountable. it is important to hold you accountable. but when you have done nothing wrong, you should not hold that person accountable. >> chief armstrong has firmly lost the mayor to restated.

there is no timeline for the mayor to make the decision about the chief status. a san mateo judge has imposed a gag order in the half moon bay mass shooting case. that means lawyers from both sides along with the sheriff's office are forbidden from speaking to the press. the judge also restricted access to court records. this is a video of the suspect during his latest court appearance. he is charged with killing seven people and two mushroom farms in late january. a sold-out concert raise money to benefit those same farmworkers. betty was there. >> reporter: on saturday, the half moon bay community relied on the power of music to help them heal from last month's mass shooting in support farmworkers in the long-term. he is an acoustic guitar player who lives in montero. on saturday, his conformance at

the hall before a sold-out crowd took an extra meeting. >> yeah, a bit more emotional than the other ones. they are always emotional for me because i am writing my thco stories. but, in a litt bit u reporter: the meeting of acoustic mines which features other notable musicians. the concert series was planned for the spring. he decided to move it up to raise funds for the farmworker community. still traumatized for the mass shooting in january. the tragedy raised serious concerns and exposed the communities part living conditions. >> my god, you got to be kidding me. half moon bay, one of the richest counties in the united states and people sleeping on floors or worse. that is absurd. you can do better than that. >> reporter: on this night, the

community brought in nearly $6000 through ticket sales. proceeds will go to coincide help, both nonprofits support farmworkers. >> we know that we are doing our work by ourselves. we have had a quiet job for several years. this means that people really care. >> reporter: henrique said the group is still trying to find permanent housing for people affected. currently, they are helping about 50 adults with temporary housing. funding will also go towards mental health services and therapy for one survivor. mark hopes the benefit concert raises awareness and the tragedy is a reminder for all with appreciation of the hard work of farmers. >> when you sit down for dinner , think about where it comes from. yeah. yeah. for sure. you know how much work goes in? especially in the produce and everything that

ery time i sidown at a restaurant and ha a salaor something, you know, say a prayer and say thank you. now an update on the oakland street encampment that the city wants to sweep and replace with an affordable living complex for the folks living there can stay put for now. at least for now, a judge has reinstated a restraining order against the city of oakland protecting the homeless. it is expected to remain in place until the city builds more of these nearby tiny home cabins or opens up more shelter space. the u.s. military is again scouring the ocean after a second flying object was shot down yesterday. this time, off the coast of alaska. the white house says the latest aerial intruder was detected at an altitude of about 40,000 feet. officials believed it posed a threat to civilian aviation

which led to the decision to shoot it down. it is still unclear what the object looked like or where it came from. >> we have no further details about the object at this time, including any description of its capability, purpose or origin. >> the department of defense says one of the reason they have not reached the wreckage off the coast of alaska is due to the weather conditions. it is -45 degrees. >> to be a part of it and look around the room and the other people they can relate with. after the break, the unique bay area ceremony location for some of our countries newest citizens. why the chase center through a surprise celebration for a very special fan ahead of tonight's warriors game against the lakers. done with today's storm and light rain. tomorrow, isolated parts of the bay area making it to 70. we will show you who will do that and how monday gets windier. a wind advisory out along the coast. then, a small chance of rain on

tuesday. we

the united nations has proclaimed today to be international day of women and girls in the science. to celebrate the event, a special swearing-in seller money was held in san francisco to welcome the nation's newest citizens. john ramose has the story. >> reporter: for the citizenship ceremony they want to fully embrace american

ideals, culture, and diversity. they found a unique backdrop to put behind it. ♪ 36 women from 17 countries all working in the fields of science and technology took their oath of citizenship in the san francisco museum of modern art. towering above them, the famous pan-american unity mural by artist diego rivera. painted in 1940, the merle depicts the growth of the american experience. through innovation and diversity, a message not lost on this group of immigrants. >> when you think about representation, you are getting something special in these months . it felt good to be a part of it and look around the room and the other people that you can relate with. >> when i went for my interview, they gave me an option, so i want to take the oath that they were today with the women. i said yeah, for sure. i want to be with the women in the state. it is an honor to be here.

>> reporter: former house speaker nancy pelosi delivered the keynote address saying the nation has always gained strength and innovation by welcoming people of different nationalities and genders. >> we believe patriotically in our country that when women succeed, america succeeds. so, in many ways, the hopes are riding on you in the new fresh citizens that you are. so, please raise your right hand. >> reporter: most of the women have been living and working in the u.s. for years, but the choice to step away from their homelands and become american citizens is not always easy. >> then it comes time to make this decision. it took me a while, but, this is where i should be. this is where i am. that is why i am so happy today. >> thank you. you are now americancitizens. >> reporter: these women were born into a modern world of amusing technology . nasa aerospace engineers encourage

them to guide the nation boldly into the future. >> welcome citizens. go forward and build your trusted, diverse teams. include everyone. the best is yet to come and the sky is not the limit. >> reporter: for them, america is now officially home. sometimes a place of challenge and struggle, but always a land of opportunity. >> it turned out to be a beautiful day today for that ceremony. we are going to have a little bit more rain coming up this week. >> reporter: a little bit. a couple of opportunities. there is actually a lot of things coming our way. we have valentine's day on tuesday. that does have some of the more notable issues. let's get right into the forecast. we will start you out with saturday night already into the 30s, santa rosa is 39 he should not get too much colder from that morning lows go down to the low 40s. daytime highof

them are looking at the 60s. 70 in santa rosa because we are going to have a little bit of across the north bay mountains, that is a wind coming from the northeast and going out to the coast. we call those offshore winds. it is time to warm up the valleys. that is why santa rosa will get to 70. most places do not have strong winds over the mountain. we will have to settle for the lower 60s. here is where the wind becomes more important. we will watch this from tomorrow afternoon until monday. now, it reverses direction and gets noticeably stronger. that is a strong onshore wind. monday night is going to be windy near the coast. so, the national weather service is issuing a wind advisory for that. that goes in effect 1:00 on monday. stays in effect until tuesday morning. that covers the first issue. here comes the next one. went when we chec tch the front

there. that is the monday afternoon. that is when the wind becomes onshore. there is nothing too bad about wind. the system behind that brings rain. that will come in for a closer look. we have gone ahead to today which is valentine's day. this is tuesday. this is through the late morning or early afternoon. light showers, grazing the entire bay area right in the middle of the day. there is not a lot of rainfall totals that look impactful at this point. just a couple hundred of an inch of rain. rain at this point, nonetheless, at this point on tuesday. i think the bigger issue is going to be that it feels cooler and it will be breezy as that system comes through. that is the main thing to keep in mind about valentine's day. tomorrow will be real nice. monday and tuesday will not be the same. there is another system that comes our way on friday. there goes the tuesday system. thursday, not a lot happening. friday, another system. it kind of looks like it wants to stay off the coast. the forecast is rain on friday

as well. it could give us as much as a quarter of an inch of rain on friday. that latest model, its aim was bad. all day long, the aim is better. these things have a tendency to flip-flop a bit. plan on some rain on friday. you can see how this goes. tuesday, and then again friday. look at the cooldown after 70 in the north bay valley tomorrow. when the tuesday rolls around, we will only go low 50s for valentine's day. it is going to be cooler for the outdoors. any outdoor play that you have. andrea, over to you. one lucky warriors fan got a big surprise as he scanned his ticket for today's game. the chase center rewarded him with a custom jersey and a flash dance party for being the 3 million fan to enter the stadium since it opened in 2019. >> this is the best birthday gift anybody can give me. this is like lifetime.

the band, the group dancing, they made me dance. it was unbelievable. >> yeah, it just happened to be his 60th birthday when he said he will never forget. charlie? it would've been a lot better with a warriors win. no lebron james, but the lakers were a problem tonight at the chase center. ho - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated.

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you. still no word on whether gary payton returns to the bay is official. the warriors have until tomorrow at 6:30 to decide if they will keep him. that is 6:30 p.m., or bring mefor at isrt spotted at the game ceded by bob myers. lebron james was out tonight. for these two bands, oh, my goodness. best seats in the house. eyw. fourth quarter, jordan pulled from the parking lot, there is a 32 foot or. ties the game out of 87-87 put under five minutes to play. a three pointer, he got it. puts los angeles up by 3. the warriors offense went into hiding her no points over the next 3:30 per l.a. getting the bounces and the buckets. no fun down the stretch for the warriors. no lebron james, no problem for

lake arbor 19-103. the final score. 56 games in and the warriors are back to 500. >> when you are losing games and you are 500, you're a 500 level team, he gets frustrated. but, no one is going to feel sorry for us. >> our guys are definitely frustrated. we will keep going. we have got to keep fighting and keep competing . you know, we will see where it all goes. >> steve kerr's alma mater, tommy lloyd, fourth-ranked arizona on the farm and taking on stanford. that is harrison in graham, the steel and lays it in. up by seven. next cardinal possession with a strong ball movement. that is michael o'connor, naples was partying. stanford upset arizona idiot- 79. the first home win over arizona for the cardinals and 2009.

coce ry looking to bounce loss earlier in the week. they had portland on the road. second half, this is logan johnson with the strong take for the reverse. how about johnson, a career- high 34 points. st. mary's wins 81-54. santa clara hosting they were lemaire amount. under five minutes to play. brandon kochanski up from deep and connects. the broncos are up by 5. last chance for ellen you, down to seven seconds left. a shot for the win, no good. two seconds to work with. the floater is off the mark. santa clara escapes 71-69. broncos have won three in a row. >> another block of sports is next. super bowl lvii tomorrow. andy reid gives us another sound bite treat. it is that time of the year for the 16th green turns into a brewery. the recap from moving day at he phoenix open.

it is the eve of super bowl lvii. the jeeps and eagles kickoff tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 pacific time from arizona.

she head coach, andy reid, going for his second title with kansas city. the former san francisco state assistant would become the 14th head coach in nfl history to win more than one lombardi trophy. his hardest question at media day, who are your top three rappers of all time, coach? >> do the fat boys count as one wrapper? >> no. no. >> jay-z , shoot, i don't know. master p. yeah. i'm getting all the old ones. >> master p? let's go. >> i will take little wayne. who was this at our place? you have got to give me an easier question than that, my

guy. >> how about this? the 16th hole at the phoenix open is infamous. the third round today, the crowd had to wait for some magic until the final group. that is adam had when off pt. would he walk it off with an ace? so close. he loved it and clearly the gallery loves it, as well. the shower the greenwood pier. john rahm did not put it nearly as close to the pen, but the former arizona state sun devils still had something cooking for the home crowd. it looks a little wide, but the break. in for a birdie and the crowd goes wild. he will be in the final pairing tomorrow. he will play with 54 hole leader, scotty. last year's masters champion birdies on 17. scotty is your solo leader at 13 under. he is two strokes back at 11 over. you know where you can watch the final ro

how about a pair of baby elephant twins predicting the super bowl? the rosemont gifford zoo in syracuse, new york, wanted to see which team the little guys preferred. it seems they disagreed, actually. when choosing the eagles football team and the other choosing the chiefs. finally tonight, we wanted to check in to see how much it would cost if you wanted to grab a last minute ticket to the super bowl. tomorrow, stubhub says the average price of a ticket to see the eagles play the chiefs is now $6800. the cheapest ticket goes for just $3200. you were just looking up warriors tickets for >> that looks like $125 tickets for the warriors look not bad. >> $3200.

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