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this one when the explosion and the fire happened, so to stay up to date , just download the abc seven news mobile app and enable the notifications will let you know as soon as anything happens from the abc seven news i team apparent meeting is being held right now at st anthony's school in east oakland to discuss new ways to enhance security at the k through eighth grade school. this comes after our series, exposing concerns of possible prostitution and human trafficking. oakland city officials have agreed to meet with state senator scott wiener to address concerns about a law that police say is prohibiting them from addressing the problem . reporter stephanie sierra has the details right here, ridiculously pointing over there . ricardo vin d'olonne has owned auto tire service out 15th street in east oakland for 30 years. his business is down the street from st anthony's catholic school, where young women some believed to be trafficked. sex workers appear to be soliciting right in front of the school kids. the little kid. it was everything, mendiola told the i team. he's seen more police p

abc seven news. ama: there's a gofundme account as well as accounts for her caregiver and some of the neighbors. you can find links to those on our website. look for stories about the explosion. dan: police arrested a man this afternoon following a five hour standoff in a residential area. it happened on glasgow circle in danville. sky seven was above the scene earlier today. a man barricaded himself inside of a home after allegedly assaulting a woman. they took him into custody about 3:30 this afternoon. police haven't released any further details. ama: after striking out the first time, oakland's revamped housing plan achieve state approval today. this is an important stat because the city is eligible for state funding. oakland wants to add 26,000 units over an eight year time. california gave every city until the end of january to semitic plan to add affordable housing. oakland had its initial plan rejected. dan: a beloved cafe is closing its stores this weekend after more than two decades in busi

abc seven news. ama: there's a gofundme account as well as accounts for her caregiver and some of the neighbors. you can find links to those on our website. look for stories about the explosion. dan: police arrested a man this afternoon following a five hour standoff in a residential area. it happened on glasgow circle in danville. sky seven was above the scene earlier today. a man barricaded himself inside of a home after allegedly assaulting a woman. they took him into custody about 3:30 this afternoon. police haven't released any further details. ama: after striking out the first time, oakland's revamped housing plan achieve state approval today. this is an important stat because the city is eligible for state funding. oaans to add 26,000 units over an eight year time. california gave every city until the end of january to semitic plan to add affordable housing. oakland had its initial plan rejected. dan: a beloved cafe is closing its stores this weekend after more than two decades in business. th

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this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone. en mornings, a suspect accused of the deadliest mass shooting in san mateo county history is now facing the death penalty if convicted, and not guilty yesterday in court, where he faces murder and attempted murder charges. the 66 year old suspect is accused of killing seven farmworkers and what authorities call it work workplace grudge. at two mushroom farms in half moon bay. good morning, everyone. we're following a crash right now in oakland, that's causing a little bit of a slowdown. here. at least two lanes are blocked on westbound 5 80 before eastbound 24. only one vehicle involved here you're speeds are going to track around 10 mph, so it isn't a counter commute directions so the backup shouldn't be too bad. the bainbridge trump plaza here nice and light. metering lights came on at 6 20, then just giving you an overall view of our map because it's green all around, which is good news, kumasi, davina. meteorologist through tumor "the doctor will see you now." but do they really? d

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abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. rnings, a lot of snow and rain out there. so let's see what's happening on the roads, josina. thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone. we're going to begin with the graphics and the singular that were falling out of livermore. this is our biggest issue by far, according to the chp. paterson past 5 80 midway is closed due to snow and specifically because 100 vehicles are stuck at top of the world due to snow. they have not updated us as well as any changes. so it looks like this is all still in place. our largest road closure is going to be on highway 17 17 is closed at bear creek, northbound 17 close at granite, greek and it just to check out our drive times here. you can see that everything is pretty slow across the board as we're experiencing slick conditions outside reggie thank you, jimmy. and (alarm) and then, they're sweet. ♪ sour patch kids. sour. sweet. gone. as you probably know, we still have level two storm and the storm impact scale all across the bay area. right now we'v

abc. seven news. good morning. ie aqui from abc seven morning's breaking news in daly city, where several homes are evacuated after a gas line fire. this is happening on geller avenue near the intersection of king drive just blocks from westborough. middle school fire officials on scene tell us they believe this may have been caused by an electrical valve blowing, which then sparked a gas leak. fire officials say they plan to be on that scene for several hours working to protect pg and e cruise while they are working to secure that system. now let's see what traffic looks like. tina would be me do oh, my gosh , i'm in a chicken. some slow traffic. reggie as we make our way on 80 corridor westbound is very slow all the way from panel in towards berkeley. but eastbound we have a sigalert issued for an accident. it is eastbound near el portal. the right lanes remain blocked. it's a car versus a big rig. looks like there's injuries involved so well coming and going on 80 this morning. pretty slow reggie to haul and i do

abc. seven news. good morning . i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings job in a has like a traffic. about 20 minutes to your travel time. that's what they're asking for because they are running trains at slower speeds due to weather live. look right now at the cemetery bridge speedster but under the limit for people traveling westbound, it's going to take you about 20 minutes to get into foster city. wrap up here with a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are on in traffic. still backed up, reggie. thank you. we're going to check in with meteorologist through touma with some let's go to live doppler seven. we're getting several ports of snowflakes flying in parts of the oakland hills or press on down first into parts of the south. they were the eastern foothills are showing snow near mount hambleton, but we also have some snow falling in the oakland hills meeting. a lot of video in from folks right now showing you the fat flakes are flying. they're not amounting to anything right now, but certainly it is cold temperatures are in the thirties and the forties this

we'll have another abc seven news update about 30 minutes. nitaries today. reportm rotorua, a center of maori culture. >> lara. [ speaking non-english ] the traditional maori greeting which many new zealanders use. the people here are indigenous to new zealand and they are here at the center working hard to keep those traditions alive. in the heart of new zealand's north island sits a small town of rotorua where maori culture is alive and well. rotorua has become a stronghold for the maori people who are indigenous to new zealand and represent 16.5% of its population. here at the te puia cultural center, maori traditions have been on full display for tourists from around the world for 130 years. ♪ nuinan those people who are just want to learn about what we're doing, who we are, what we do, i just think it's absolutely beautiful. >> reporter: the center is home to the national schools of carving. and weaving. and houses the largest active geyser in the southern hemisphere. for maori people culture preservation is important, but remnant effects

this is abc seven news. good morning, reggie aqui from abc. and we're taking a beautiful look at the golden gate bridge. check it out. it is just spectacular morning we had a wind advisory earlier. no delays coming into san francisco in a beautiful ride will take a look at the south bay where we have an accident. it's actually a sigalert. it was a rollover and fire crews. emergency vehicles on scene. this is south dont 80 near foothill. you may want to take one. oh, one at this hour to avoid drew. hey sue . we are still chilly out there this morning temperatures or starting out in the thirties, if not below freezing on a couple of spots. it's for that fact. freeze warnings. frost advisories are in effect this morning until nine a.m. ban will be in a warm up with sunshine. i feel nice out there. here's a live look outside from our east bay hills camera a little bit of a wind out there, but nonetheless will find warmer temperatures compared to yesterday. sunshine upper fifties to lower sixties reggie , thanks for streaming us on our abc seven ba

this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi, aaron from abc seven mornings. ight before the high rise. you can see there. the traffic is beginning to pick up there. and also it really hasn't let up in the bay bridge toll plaza. we're meeting lights came on at 6 to 13. hey, drew, you're being okay. we're warming through the thirties into the forties. our frost advisory is over. as we have been in the file out, so to speak at 45 opened 43 in this city alive. look from our east bay hills camera. partly cloudy skies out there. that's the sky will keep throughout the day feeling comfortable later today we'll go into the mid fifties and low sixties later on in this is pretty average for the first day of february. kamasi alright, thank you drew. now it's time for live with kelly and ryan and we'll be back at 11 for midday live. we hope to see you then ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, broadway, film, and television star, alan cumming. and from the hit series "ginny and georgia," antonia gentry. plus, debunking travel myths as we continue "trav

larry: to stay up-to-da stories like this, download the abc seven news mobile app. we send out push alerts like this one. download it and enable notifications. it is free. kristen: if you had a chance to get outside, you will notice it is so nice. larry: glorious. sunny skies. temperatures are up. and we hope it continues for a few days. >> it will. enjoy it while it lasts. [laughter] we do have some showers coming our way. it is . temperatures are close to 70 in brentwood. 70 in cloverdale we are up a few degrees from 24 hours ago. looking at what is ahead, a system is developing and it will move towards us. it will bring us some showers as early as tomorrow. i will be back with the hour by hour look, coming up. kristen: the man of -- the man accused of firing blanks inside a san francisco synagogue has stood before a judge for felony charges and hate crime allegations. video shows him walking into the synagogue and firing a gun full of blanks. we heard from his public defender today. >> he is a longtime member of the san francisco community and i look forward to p

this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi. this is our san mateo bridge cam showing all of that fog in the area because of this low visibility, it's going to take you about 28 minutes to get across the bridge and inches. foster city as we travel westbound. it's beginning to clear up the bay bridge toll plaza, but still 33 minutes to get across into san francisco. hey, drew. hey there, you can see this corridor stretching from napa down through sfo and along the coastline, or we have thick fog right now, in fact, will take you to sfl, where the clouds are slowly starting to clear because seriously, the tower is shrouded in fog this morning. the fog will linger through nine am but a cold front those clouds out but also kick up our winds later this afternoon, a wind advisory will begin at 10 a.m. for the entire coastline. this does include the city for wind gusts up to 50 mph, kumasi. thank you drew. if you're streaming with us on the life has never felt so expensive. so why is omar snoozing like a baby? because he made the smart

abc. seven news. good morning . i'm reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. top and go traffic as you approach the area on westbound 80 before ashby commuter alert. this is pretty much our biggest news right now is that there is still no train that's going to take you from the coliseum to the oakland airport. if you're headed that way today, you'll have to take an ac transit bus. hey, drew being a looking outside tower looking lovely with baby blue skies. it is breezy, though across the region winds some spots 20 to 35 mph, and that's keeping temperatures in the thirties and forties right now. 47 oakland, the same in san jose . so valentine's day with the chance of a shower midday with a front moving through isolated at best, and a chilly day, only in the low fifties, reggie time now for live with kelly and ryan, we see you again on the air at 11 see you again on the air at 11 for deja vu: it's the love show on live with kelly and ryan! today, a valentine's day visit from real-life valentines, jenny mollen and jason biggs! plus, who will win? who will not win?

abc. seven news.n mornings happening today, the state public utilities commission will hold a hearing to discuss the recent high price for natural gas and electricity. it comes as the governor calls for a federal investigation into the increase that so many of you have seen on your bills. energy experts say his call to investigate this issue is a good one. today's meeting is expected to explore the recent price increase and possible protection for repairs . how is traffic this morning? dubina reggie, we do have some good news for people that are moving through hayward and union city that crashed were following ostlund 80 past football road has cleared but you are facing some residual delays in the area. service alert still, in effect for bart riders at about an extra 20 minutes to your travel time. today they're running trains at slower speeds , and they say it's due to weather which is interesting right now. outside of the bay bridge toll plaza will take 26 minutes to get across from the toll plaza a

this is abc seven news. good morning, everyone.which is why you see that heavy backup here. if you're traveling in the westbound direction, we don't have an estimated time as to when all lanes will clear, but it is nice to clear the bay bridge toll plaza. so i thought i end on a high note their friend. thanks for being a and we saw all those blue skies behind robaina and her traffic reports. temperatures are climbing into the forties right now, so we're mainly out of thirties san francisco 45 still pretty chilly out there and submit forties around the bay this afternoon under lots of sunshine. we will be warming up into the upper fifties to low sixties san francisco 57 san jose 58 look for warmer days this week, kumasi. thanks frances. now it's time for live with kelly and ryan. it will be back at 11 for midday live ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the new film "your place or mine," ashton kutcher. plus, one of the stars of the hit series, "the neighborhood," beth behrs. all next on "live!" and now, he

abc. seven news. good morning.ings, the founder and executive director of the farmworker advocacy advocacy group. islas has accepted an invitation to the state of the union address on tuesday. dr belinda hernandez arriaga will be the guest of congresswoman and an issue who represents half moon bay. the olives group has been helping farmworkers and find housing and deal with the trauma of the shooting that left seven people dead just over a week ago. brandon say the man who disarmed the monterey park government will also be there. and now i'm gonna take you through traffic this morning. obviously it is raining outside into the roads are wet. there is a singular in burlingame on south bong one oh, one past broadway for a car car that crashed into the center divide because of roadway flooding. that means one lane is blocked there. we're going to check in with - life is uncertain. everyday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and s

this is abc seven news. good morning, reggie aqui from abc seven mornings. would provide short term guaranteed income to homeless high school seniors is an effort that would hopefully jump start their college years or help them in the job market. the chronicle reports. $5000 will be given to each student. state senator dave cortese e and assembly member matt haney authored the bill. they say the money will put 15,000 high school seniors in a position to create a better life. let's see what traffic looks like. had you been in the thank you? good morning, everyone, so you can see that ambulance riding along the shoulder right behind a tow truck on the san mateo bridge. right now we do have a singular in effect due to a three vehicle crash at the decline. zero. traffic is nearly stopped on the bridge right now. in the westbound direction. it's going to take you an hour and five minutes to get across. as things currently stand in this area. we don't have an estimated time as to when all lanes will reopen. reggie we're going to check with reliable covid-19 result

abc. seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm kumasi, aaron from abc seven mornings. to bring you some live cameras here. look at how light things start. the bay bridge toll plaza is certainly a friday for you in terms of our road conditions. a little bit busier, though, as you travel north bong 80 in oakland, kumasi. thank you, josina meteorologist through tu great party, carly. you must have blown your budget. not exactly. you have great name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello. grocery outlet bargain market looking for some great snacks during the big game. grocery outlet has got you covered. this week, we have 30 ounce bag blue diamond almonds for $9.99. that's a savings worth celebrating. ♪ grocery outlet bargain market ♪ very good morning. live with kelly and ryan is coming up. we're going to chat with mud. apatow from little shop of horrors, plus bargains with monica megan. that's at nine on abc seven. we'll see you in a bit. take a look at temperatures. we are warming out of the thirties into the forties this morning, b

if you have a story for the abc seven news, i team called the number on your screen 1888401 team or go to abc seven news .com/ i team today. the mayor of oakland responded to an i team piece about possible sex trafficking outside of school. we first showed you what was going on last week, possible prostitution and human trafficking outside st anthony's a k through eight grade of sai'n east 15th st. the oakland police department will be enhancing patrols around the school, and the fbi will be installing additional surveillance cameras. we ask the mayor about her thoughts. >> i am shocked by this. city and my team have been in contact with members of the community, we are taking steps already. one thing is opd will enforcement, targeting the people who are feeling the problem. we will be installing diverters, street signs, and similar steps to that, the environmental designed to make sure that cars can't come in to just sit in the middle of the street. we will continue outreach so that we can all work together to identify and address trafficking . no person should be a victim of sex traf

. >> lots ahead tonight on abc seven news at 11:00 including a bay area nurse who spent most of the first to hear in ukraine, doing what he could to help. his tail from the front lines. don't plan to go to to yosemite park anytime soon it is closed due to weather. we will have the latest on when it may reopen those stories and more coming up tonight at 11:00. the second annual black history month and lunar new year celebration started today. it was held in visitation valley. the activities included giveaways, a lion dance and african drumming. shamann walton was also attendance. it is intended to build unity between black and asian communities. celebrate black history and culture with abc 7. you can watch the black joy parade streaming live from oakland. it is hosted by kumasi aaron. you can watch it anywhere you happen to stream abc7news and for all the details, you can visit our website abc7news/black joy parade. that's it for this edition of abc7news, for chris alvarez and ev ♪ >>> this is espn on abc. >>> the nba's biggest stars are on abc tonight, like joel embiid. he's averaging 33

abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. k you. good morning, everyone. we have a new two car crash to talk about right now in danville. that'causing a large backup. this is going to be on southbound 60 80 before el pinto road. your speeds are down to around 25 mph in that area, and we still have a singular in effect in byron pbond vasko road past camino diablo. it is a deadly crash. we have no estimated time as to when everything will reopen, haley said. you're being a pretty dangerous out there with the slippery rose and heavy rain on the way. look at the thunderstorms offshore. we have a strong cold front that is bringing rain into the north bay. it's light right now, and you can see the east bay is dry, but rain moving into the peninsula san francisco and here's a look in an hour where we're going to see the heavy rain pushing out of the north bay into san francisco and then by nine o'clock, the east space seen the heavy rain. later on this afternoon. it's in the south bay. be careful, a third to three quarters of an inch

this is abc seven news. good morning. i'm stephanie sierra new overnight.ve made an arrest after a man opened fire in a synagogue earlier this week. the man who is not being identified, has been booked into the san francisco county jail on multiple charges, including disturbing religious assembly video shows, the man walked into the schneerson jewish center wednesday and started shooting. officers found casings on scene , which are being investigated as possible blanks. no one was injured. to whether now at a level one storm in route to the bay area, meteorologist francis deng lawson is tracking the latest. good morning. morning stephanie. morning, everyone we're dealing with some fog, very thick fog, especially across the bay bridge right now , and showers arrived this afternoon. it will be heavier times this evening temperatures topping out in the low sixties and mid sixties. stephanie francis, thank you and thank you all for joining the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like i manage without home internet. s

this debris fell all around us on the bay bridge as we went live on abc seven news 6:00. that is how windy it was. caltrans crews working into the nighttime hours to get the treat out of the way and off interstate 80. the focus was on the large part of the tree and even smaller branches created challenges for crews. but the caltrans the bay bridge did not stop. into pieces, then hold off using a rope as smaller branches were thrown off of the interstate to get traffic back to a normal ride along the bay bridge. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> to the other side bridge and a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. the west sidewalk was closed to cyclists because it was too windy. the bridge reported of peak dust of 76 miles per hour. it was a bad day to be today due to all the toppled trees. crews had to bring in a to clear up the mess and a crash landing on it this corvette near clayton and front street. both the tree and a light pole fell on it this afternoon shattering. t bacwi>> for theorm we post it enclosure of public schools tomorrow. they have canceled classes becau

abc. seven news. good morning, everyone. i'm liz kreutz new this morning in the east bay.reet near 17th street in oakland. oakland fire department responded to the fire around 5 30 this morning. the building is located a few blocks from lake merritt. from this picture, you can see flames coming out of what looks to be a second floor window. we have reached out to the fire department for more information, and we'll let you know more as this situation develops. starting today, bart will begin replacing more than a mile of its track in the east bay. this means there will be no trains running between the rockridge, orinda and lafayette stations on the yellow line bar has a bust bridge available for passengers and this is part of a $3.5 million project to replace 7200 ft of worn out rail. the work wraps up after monday and lisa arjun. good morning to you. it's going to check on the forecast. hey, liz. couple temperatures turning around all that sunshine and dry air in place. it is 44 downtown 39 in oakland, 31 palo alto that is called 41 san jose and looking at 30, santa clara

those stories and much more tonight on abc seven news at 11:00. love is in the air.ily fun event was held at thrive city in mission day to celebrate valentine's day. the family fest was hosted by thrive city and bay area moms in san francisco. families enjoyed activities involving lovable reptiles, live music, diy valentine's day cards and much more. the snake is not your favorite. >> it reminds me of those cards when you're little kid in elementary school. i always had the sports once. hard to believe >> this was a foreshadowing of the future. >> sometimes superheroes but other -- but always bothered my parents to find the sports once. >> did you do anything special as a kid? >> everything was baseball. >> that totally makes sense. >>>> i did not ever have a valentine as a kid. valentine as a kid. >> get beyond a card. great party, carly. you must have blown your budget. not exactly. you have great name brand snacks tons of meat, and where did you get this imported cheese? hello. grocery outlet bargain market want to enjoy eating healthy during the big game? grocery

this is abc seven news. good morning. i'm a minidoka stelio. nual san francisco chinese new year parade made a lab return saturday, welcoming the year of the rabbit. thousands lined the streets of downtown san francisco along the parade route that ended in chinatown. in fact, this parade dates back to the 18 sixties, and it's now the largest lunar new year parade outside of asia. and before the parade, people also celebrated the year of the rabbit at the community street fair in chinatown. many had their umbrellas open to stay dry . the street fair features more than 120 booths with lots of shopping and food, as well as plenty of entertainment for people of all ages of fun, just like getting to see people and you know all the fun food and just be around everybody in the community street fair will be open again today from nine am to five pm now let's check in with meteorologist francis ding lawson for look at our weather. good morning, francis. morning amanda. morning everyone cold. scattered showers throughout the day. here is live doppler seven

abc. seven news and good morning to you. been made in the investigation into the deadly house explosion in san francisco. police say 53 year old darren price has been booked on multiple charges, including drug manufacturing and active illegal narcotics manufacturing lab was also found inside that house. explosion happened on 22nd avenue near noriega street and outer sunset. let's get a check of the forecast of meteorologists. lisa arjun alright, zack. good morning to you. it's a soggy start for your saturday for some of you an area of low pressure sinking to the south. we've had rain around sears point, novato, marin would through hercules and highway 80 southern marin on the side, as well as san leandro in san ramon . we're looking at partly cloudy skies this afternoon with highs in the fifties. thank you and thank you for joining us. the news continues right now with news continues right now with good morning america. ♪ ♪ whether someone is across the neighborhood, across the street, or across the room, you have the power

abc. seven news. good morning, everybody.uarry it's developing overnight , a large fire broke out at a dock on lake berryessa in napa county. cal fire says the fire burned a mix of 10 to 20 boats, houseboats and jet skis. officials say they stopped forward progress of the fire, but the burning portion of the dock had detached and was floating on its own. no word on what may have caused the fire and lisa, rj and good morning to you. obviously this week's been a pretty wild weather. whatndhe w?emhat is winding dowe light rain santa rosa a little bit of rain, snow mix upper elevations, but it is milder. this morning, mid thirties to low forties this afternoon. mostly cloudy if you sunny peaks and another level one system tomorrow, liz. all right, lisa. thank you. and thanks for joining us. the news continues right now, with good morning america, and we'll see you ♪ i love bedtime. the thin, sweet bite to end the night. oreo thins. ♪ it's me, the og funk bandit who's that, the b to the r-a-t ♪ ♪ and, in fact, if you ain't heard o

this is abc seven news morning. i'm gloria rodriguez.ng to the investigation after a deadly house explosion rocked the quiet neighborhood 53 year old darren price lived at the house with his family. neighbors say that his children were not home during the explosion, but his wife and caregiver were after it erupted and went up in flames. the body of a woman was found beneath the rubble. police say a narcotics lab was being operated inside the home and we have meteorologist lisa arjun this morning, lisa how's the super bowl forecast? looking looking really nice glory. you can see all the sunshine here. san francisco little chilly on the peninsula 36. there are also in santa clara. look for mostly sunny conditions in the sixties. all right. thank you, lisa. thank you so much for joining us. the news continues right now, with good morning america. wow! it's been 38 years since we were here. back then we could barely afford a hostel. i'm glad we invested for the long term with vanguard. and now, we're back here again... no jobs, no kids, just

abc. seven news. good morning, everybody. i'm liz quarry.in san jose, the japanese american community will hold a day of remembrance event to commemorate the signing of executive order. 90 66 president roosevelt signed that executive order on this day in 1942, which led to the imprisonment of thousands of japanese americans during world war two. the event is being held at san jose buddhist church on north fifth street. it starts at 5 30 tonight. night, and it lasts until seven. happening now on six etienne signal, all north bound lanes are closed due to repaving work. caltrans posted these pictures and the northbound lanes between koopman road and sino boulevard and signal are being impacted. reopen tuesday morning atwere w project last weekend as well and lanes reopene on time after is weekend oneor weekend closure scheduled southbound l affect arj, morng. good morning. good morning to it is sunny out there. beautiful view. the golden gate bridge. it is 46 downtown 42, oakland with 41 san jose. so numbers, couple degrees warmer. here's emer

this debris fell all around us on the bay bridge as we went live on abc seven news 6:00. that is how windy it was. caltrans crews working into the nighttime hours to get the treat out of the way and off interstate 80. the focus was on the large part of the tree and even smaller branches created challenges for crews. but the caltrans the bay bridge did not stop. into pieces, then hold off using a rope as smaller branches were thrown off of the interstate to get traffic back to a normal ride along the bay bridge. j.r. stone, abc 7 news. >> to the other side bridge and a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. the west sidewalk was closed to cyclists because it was too windy. the bridge reported of peak dust of 76 miles per hour. it was a bad day to be today due to all the toppled trees. crews had to bring in a to clear up the mess and a crash landing on it this corvette near clayton and front street. both the tree and a light pole fell on it this afternoon shattering the back window. >> for the storm we post information about enclosure of public schools tomorrow. they

abc. seven news. good morning to you. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. t on eastbound 80th as soon valley road. according to the chp. three people have been killed as a result of a crash. following a police chase that started in vallejo this morning . that is the latest from the chp, and that area is still blocked off this morning. a live look right now and walnut creek as we show you 6 80 that's south. dont traffic is beginning to crawl and we'll wrap up here with a look at our dry times. everything is pretty slow right now drew their job in a it is breezy along the coast right now, and we're starting out pretty chilly, a frosted binds. every is in effect for the valleys of the north bay, starting out in the thirties. there low to mid forties around the base shoreline. there's that gusty wind from our east bay hills camera will keep that wind through the morning and early afternoon upper forties to lower fifties. there is the chance of an isolated shower later today, and i think the best chance is likely close to the coast, reggie. thank you. driver stre

abc's seven news reporter has more details. >> it can be a confusing p . have decided to set up three different resource centers across the coast for anybody needing help with the process. the new centers being called noble registration intake centers will offer fema relief services. county state office of emergency services will also be on hand. those services include employment assistance, veterans assistance and information on housing programs, just to name a few. the first one is opening up today at the board room. it is open from 8:00 to 5:00. there will be another one opening up friday and saturday and a third sunday and monday at the community center in half moon bay. the deadline is approaching quickly. you can also apply online. live in half moon bay and abc7news. reggie: saving super bowl snacks. the price decline ahead of the game. kumasi: down by about stock exchange. -- 40 points at the stock exchange. and stay with us on the streaming app at 7:00 for abc 7 at 7:00. you can download the app now wherever you stream. drew: the sun we have some m

abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings. his morning. east bay congresswoman barbara lee has officially entered the race to replace senator dianne feinstein, even though there are no african american women in the united states senate. we won't let that stop us either. because when you stand on the side of justice, you don't quit. lisa this video on her social media accounts. just a few minutes ago, lee filed paperwork last week. she is now the third democrat to announce a senate run. congress members adam schiff and katie porter have already announced their candidacies. senator feinstein said that she will not seek re election next year. and now here's traffic with covina. thank you, reggie. good morning , everybody. we're starting with the crash. we're following right now in vacaville that is causing a slowdown on westbound 80 past pina adobe's heads up your expect some delays in that area . the bay bridge toll plaza is going to take you about 25 minutes to get across the bridge and into san francisco metering lights came on

this is abc seven news. anchor: should legalized in san francisco?e it is a question of morality. second anchor: for others it is a concept way overdue, and one county supervisor is making a push to create a red light district in the city. taking a new look at the world's oldest profession. thank you for joining us. anchor: the conversation is heating up after abc7news it spotlighted the issue in a series of recent reports from oakland and san francisco where suspected a prostitution activity has taken over several city streets making them unsafe for families. second anchor: suzanne phan live in the newsroom with details as well as feedback from those for and against. reporter: this is not the first time this idea has been considered and san francisco. in 2008 there was a valid proposition to decriminalize prostitution. the idea is coming back. some people say the sex trafficking problem is the worst they have ever seen it. >> is constant. it is pretty much every night. reporter: just across the street from where bernie lives in a constant problem, s

kristen: abc seven news is committed to helping the bay area. we look into issues affecting you and your quality of life. a new survey confirms what you probably already know, the economy and homelessness are the big issues now. >> ryan curry spoke with experts about this and what it means for the year ahead. >> a surve economy and homelessness are two major issues this year. >> we find more than four in 10 adults are focused on one of these two issues. >> californians are playing -- paying close attention to job growth. californians worry about what could come. >> the pessimism we see is widespread. >> multibillion dollar shortfall for this year's budget. advocates for the on houston fear this could affect -- unhoused fear this could affect -- the presence of u people increase. >> opportunity to address policies that will help the economy and homelessness. >> voters are concerned about the state of the economy and what will happen going forward. the economy and homelessness deeply linked. >> it is not surprising to see californians concerned abo

you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. efforts are underway to stop the powerful tranquilizer from becoming a deadly street drug. tara campbell has been following the story and has information about the drug and how the city is exactly trying to prepare. tara: the drug is better known as tranq on the s more concerning is that it cannot be reversed by narcan. the medical examiner says they will start testing for the drug this year, coming as a relief for folks with loved ones on the streets. jackie berlin holds a picture of her son, corey. he is battling addiction on the streets and she is worried about tranq. >> he said whatever was in the drugs he took made it so that he could not move his body. tara: veterinarians to sedate large animals and when mixed with already powerful opioids, it is deadly. >> i believe the drug is already on the street, unfortunately. tara: the dea warns the drug is showing up more and more out west. over a two month. -- over a two month there were more amounts of the drug being snuck into deadly

abc 7 news. >> officials and tomorrow morning, a few bay area leaders are going to do something about it. good evening, i'm in jr stone. you are watching abc seven news at 11:00. several leaders will be taking a stand against increasing threats of violence against elected minority women. among then -- them will be the oakland mayor and council member carol fife. we first reported on the story and now have details. reporter: spoke with the elected california senator who has faced numerous rape and death threats. she said people stay quiet about this type of abuse and then it won't stop. she will be out there tomorrow because she says enough is enough. when hayward city was running for senate in last november's election, she said she faced a level of violence she had not seen before. >> you want a number to reach me at? 911 because you're going to need to come get your dead body. reporter: even after winning the senate race, she says the threats have not stopped. >> it's quite disgusting and alarming, and the fact that people cannot threatened to rape you and leave you as they said in a body bag, and much more. so, those are all concerns for me. r

seven mornings. i'm amanda del castillo with frances dinglasan. abc news continues at 9:00.ood morning, america. shot down. the chinese spy balloon popped by a u.s. fighter jet. what went into the decision to bring it down. >> holy [ bleep ]. >> now china's strong reaction overnight, plus the race to collect the fallen debris for the secrets it may hold. >>> state of the union and beyond. president biden preparing to address the nation this week as new poll numbers reveal what americans think about him running again. plus, the big changes in store for the democratic primaries. >>> speaking out. the wife of american volunteer medic peter reed, who was killed in ukraine, speaking only on "gma" this mor.

abc seven news reporter cornell barnard is live in santa rosa. the worst part of the storm will arrive later tonight. >>>> we have seen it all today. it is cold and windy. some of the peaks around santa rosa got two inches of snow overnight and more is on the way. neighbors in mill valley stepped out to a hailstorm thursday morning. the day lucia of ty pellets lasted for several minutes before melting away. snow fell in the mendocino county town of willits. sky the dog was loving it and he experienced snow for the first time. several inches of snow fell over time. the face of mount st. helena was covered in fresh snow. state shouted in clouds most of the day. check out the flurries from our tam cam. this is likely just a taste of what is to come. several inches of snow is predicted here and ensure to draw a crowd to check it out. >> it is exciting. it is in our backyard so it is a lot cheaper to see the snow then drive to tahoe and drive a -- and spend a fortune in that endeavor. we recommend if you're trying to get up here to park lower down and

here is abc seven news. >> this avenue in san francisco's neighborhood is known as a kid friendly streetghbors have gone out of their way to make the street here more attractive. people used these stone benches to conduct outdoor meetings. but, for nearly -- nearly 20 years residents have had in place is being targeted by the department of public works after somebody complained 311. >> the city is asking us to apply for an encroachment permit on the sidewalk or remove the benches. >> there are plenty of encroachments throughout the city. he barks, scooters, homeless encampments to name a few. >> we want to make sure there will be no hazards, particularly for people that are visually impaired. if they are using a wheelchair, any issues like that. we want to keep travel safe for all users. >> one things the neighbors here have are unusually wide sidewalks. let's measure. we measured from the curve to the benches in question. nearly 14 feet of available space. plenty of room for strollers and more. the notice given to neighbors specifies they must apply for a minor encroachment permit at a

abc seven news anchor tells us they hope that no matter what happens to darren, they will remember rita's spirit. >> every room she went into, they lit it up. reporter: it is the effervescent personality that close friends of rita price will remember the most. her thousand watt smile still on display even after a near-death paralyzing stroke previously. >> they did not think she was going to make it so when we stuff that she shepherd -- when she suffered that stroke, we went to say goodbye. reporter: but she survived four more years. she then tragically passed away when the home she shared with darren price exploded. he was arrested for drug manufacturing, child endangerment, and manslaughter. he made a court appearance friday and was released on ankle monitor. it is a decision that rita's type knit -- tightknit group of friends cannot process. >> it is upsetting. reporter: rita's long-term massage therapist encourages people to focus on rita's legacy and not rush to judgment. >> we loose he took care of rita and the family and kids. that part, we have no doubt about it. he did that faith

ama: watch the black joy parade sunday at 12:30 hosted by abc new seven reporters. watch it wherever you stream news. dan: not just us, our pets and other animals are dealing with the snowy weather as well. ama: check this out. a golden eagle and that regional wilderness this morning. dan: majestic. then in minnesota, this bald eagle got a surprise snow awakening. the mother bird is protecting her eggs in that nest and keeping them warm. ama: we can forget to mention our dogs as well. look it all the snow. dan: they are having fun. we will be right back. >> abc7 sports, sponsored by river rock casino. larry: warriors back from their all-star break. they need every single win move up from ninth place. steph curry is out for the next two games with a leg injury. lebron james age 38. it helps you can get one foot above the rim. lakers expecting a big game from jordan poole. austin reeves, cool finish 16. klay thompson loves playing in l.a. they get within a point but in the second half, lebron for three. the lakers did not need more. this thing got out of hand. klay, to