ama: and i'm ama daetz. dan: officers are still on the scene. we're seeing a lot of evidence markers and police officer motorcycle is still on its side. ama: for the latest let's go to ryan curry who is there live. ryan? reporter: dan, ama, good evening. oakland police confirmed moments ago they shot and armed robbery suspect earlier this afternoon. that suspect has been taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. as you can see, officers are still on the scene processing evidence as well as investigating what led up to that shooting. they say a motorcyclist driving erratically eventually crashed at 105th and international in east oakland. this happened in the early part of the afternoon. police just revealed more information about what they say happened. they tell us the motorcyclist was not being chased when the rash -- when he crashed but did start running when he saw officers nearby. >> following the vehicle collision and again a solo vehicle collision, no other vehicles were involved. he ran on foot eastbound to 107th avenue an

ama: what else do we have coming our way? sandhya: the concern is more snow showers and cold air and the possibility of black ice. you will cyp or get take a look at these temperatures. close to freezing in santa rosa, cloverdale, and ukiah. it will be a cold night. 30's and 40's around the region right now. tomorrow morning, mid to upper 20's from cloverdale to lakeport, santa rosa. 35 degrees in concord. 34 in livermore. upper 30's around san francisco, oakland. 37 degrees in half moon bay. live doppler 7 now. we are seeing our next band of showers developing and some snow showers as well. take a look at the inland east bay, right around clayton. we are seeing wintry weather. antioch, wet weather. around fairfield and vacaville, street-level radar, we are seeing showers. this is worth looking at one more time from our zephyr cove camera. light snow right now. snow is on the ground. the winter storm warning continues. snow has been piling up today. not a good idea to head up there. the winter storm warning is in effect until

ama: i'm ama daetz. dan: and i'm dan ashley right now on jimmy kimmel, lionel ritchie and katy perry. ama: good night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, "american idol" judges katy perry and lionel richie. mike epps. and music from beck. with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: thank you. very nice. thank you. hi, everybody. hi, i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for joining us here in hollywood where -- [ cheers and applause ] i have to say, i know there's -- i know there's

ama: thank you. those closest to rita pri speaking about their beloved friend, as dion lim tells they help the community will remember her positive spirit. >> every room she went into, she lit it up. her big smile and laugh. reporter: it is that effervescent personality, close friends of rita will remember the most. her thousand watt smile on display even after a paralyzing stroke. >> we didn't think she was going to make it, so when she suffered a stroke we went to say goodbye. reporter: it was rita's determination to live that led her to live nine more years. she was killed in the home explosion. >> it could have been prevented and we didn't know. reporter: her husband made a court appearance friday and released on ankle monitor. it's a decision that rita's friends simply could not process. >> it is upsetting. reporter: for rita's longtime massage therapist, he says to focus on her legacy and not rush to judgment. >> we still believe t trying to take care of rita and her kids. we have no doubt abou

ama: killed in the quake. more than 70 countries are sending aid as people are left without elect for city, food, and water. acting governor visited capitola today. could alaka's and local officials assess the storm damage and the city's recovery efforts. she met with local business owners and residents affected by last month's storms. governor newsom is in washington for meetings. capitola was hit hard in early january. multiple homes were flooded and businesses were forced to shut down because of extensive damage with many places still rebuilding. >> everyone saw the images of what was happening. there was a great deal of concern for the safety of the people and to make sure that the businesses could get back on their feet. ama: it's estimated the storms did over $2.5 million in damage to capitola. larry: time to get a check on the forecast. it will get warmer i think. ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: it's the kind of weather where you want to get outside to enjoy the sun and some mild to warm weather. h

ama: she matters. reporter: money to help these 300 families for an extra six month came from a single donor. more families are not able to participate if they are not already enrolled. the hope is that the philanthropy will continue so other families can get this help. wh i discoveredat -- what i discovered talking to people, it really elevated their economic status. instead of staying at this level right here, they increased their outcome. it takes them out of that cycle of poverty. dan: $500 is a lot of money. thank goodness for that millionaire. reporter: more to come, hopefully. dan: thanks. ama: the high cost of groceries is prompting more need at bay area food banks. things are poised to get tougher. local pantries expect to see a spike in need once federal covid snap emergency allotments expire at the end of the month. impacting hundreds of bay area families, including 70,000 in contra costa and solano county's. w with more clients in need and price your food. >> we have seen the prices hit us

ama: ama: the most unique holiday returns tomorrow. groundhog day. we will see if bucks ohtani phil declares in early spring or six more weeks of winter. on average, phil has gotten it right about 40% of the time. tomorrow's event is set to start around 3:30 in the morning. it will be a chilly 20 degrees. dan: ama: the percentage is a little wacky. dan: let's talk about our forecast. ama: her percentages are much better. sandhya: i would hope so. 40%. i think we will get it better. let's take a look at what you can expect. this week, changes. here are the headlines. storms coming in this week. expect slippery roads at times. a lot of cloud cover offshore. that's going to be moving in tomorrow. certainly have seen higher clouds moving through today. just filtering the sunshine. this morning, the temperatures were in the upper 20's to low 30's in our coldest spots. tomorrow morning, you will notice that they are higher. we are slowly moderating. beautiful view there. mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. more wet weather is coming your way for the weekend. let

ama: we have more ahead. dan: let's go to karina nova for a look at these stories coming up at 5:30. >> we will see the president's second state of the union address in about 30 minutes. our conversation continues with recently retired bay area congress member jackie spear. we will break down what to expect in the speech and the impact on americans. 30 6 million trees in california died on federal, state, and private land. we find out why and what's being done. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on bay area streaming tv. ama: you can download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com for more local news right now. dan: on tv, world news with david muir is next. we appreciate your time. i am dan ashley. ama: i am on my dates. we will see you again later tonight at 9:00. your brain is an amazing thing. but as you get older, it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secre

binaxnow ama: nice, but cold. dan: we want to get the state of the forecast, from spencer christian. [laughter] spencer: looking out over san francisco, you can see currently it is 52 degrees in the city, santa clara and half moon bay, it's getting a little chilly in some spots. 45 in santa rosa, are the forecast, chili and some of the inland spots, sunny and warmer tomorrow and thursday but then partly cooler at the end of the week. leslie could have chilly it's going to be overnight. low temperatures down in the mid to upper 30's, and highs tomorrow ranging from upper 50's at the coast to mid 60's in the warmest locations around the bay shoreline and submit 60's inland as well. here's a look at the accuweather 7-day forecast. we have dry days ahead all the way through the next seven days. nice and warm and almost springlike tomorrow but mainly on thursday as temperatures rise to the mid to upper 60's. it cools down rather sharply going into the weekend before another bump upward in temperature sunday and monday,

ama: ama: the most unique holiday returns tomorrow. groundhog day. we will see if bucks ohtani phil declares in early spring or six more weeks of winter. on average, phil has gotten it right about 40% of the time. tomorrow's event is set to start around 3:30 in the morning. it will be a chilly 20 degrees. dan: ama: the percentage is a little wacky. dan: let's talk about our forecast. ama: her percentages are much better. sandhya: i would hope so. 40%. i think we will get it better. let's take a look at what you can expect. this week, changes. here are the headlines. storms coming in this week. expect slippery roads at times. a lot of cloud cover offshore. that's going to be moving in tomorrow. certainly have seen higher clouds moving through today. just filtering the sunshine. this morning, the temperatures were in the upper 20's to low 30's in our coldest spots. tomorrow morning, you will notice that they are higher. we are slowly moderating. beautiful view there. mostly cloudy skies tomorrow. more wet weather is coming your way for the weekend. let

ama: the black toy parade is sunday in oakland. dan: there's a street festival highlighting more than 200 black-owned businesses along with food, games, and music from bands including parliament funkadelic. >> we realize the power of physical movement, the power of being together in person. so many of us are wait -- away during covid. there's nothing like hugging someone you haven't seen in a long time, dancing with your friends and family. joy is all about that movement, health, wellness. it's emotional, psychological, spiritual. to be in community is what we are hoping for this year. ama: you can watch wherever you stream abc7news. dan: that will be great. tune in if you can. another entry for the warriors to endure. ama: larry beil is here with sports. larry: draymond green is the latest ailing warrior. the undermanned team desperate for a win. larry: the warriors reeling because of injuries. they needed somebody to step up. klay thompson is here. draymond green, late scratch with a knee contusion. with authority, jordan through

ama: february is like january with rain. we saw some this morning and more is on the way this weekend. good evening. dan: thanks for joining us. after getting a couple weeks to dry out, the wet weather is back. ama: sound like it's going to rain on the new year's parade tomorrow. sandhya: it is tradition that it rains on the parade. i think it will be just fine. let me show you that storm. it's a light level one and it's coming in for your weekend. tomorrow morning, you are fine. there may be an isolated shower or two around 4:00 in the afternoon. 5:00 p.m., you notice rainfall beginning to increase in coverage. 9:00 at night, pockets of moderate and heavy rain. we have a one for tomorrow afternoon and a one for sunday. showers, gusting and chili. over an inch income field an ben lomond. half an inch in san francisco. three quarters in santa rosa. right now, the biggest issue is the fog. i will be back with a full look of your weekend forecast, coming up. dan: thanks a lot. the final weekend of the lunar new year celebration

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ama: he'll find something. dan: much more news ahead. ama: let's see the stories coming up. >> the city of oakland is in a state of emergency after a ransomware attack. how something like this can happen even with protections in place. can the impact go beyond disrupted city services and computer and phone outages? plus we'll tell you about the project using augmented reality to share the history of the black panther party in oakland. join us for those stories and more at 5:30 on bay area streaming tv. dan: download the abc 7 app or head to abc7news.com for more local news right now. ama: if you're watching us on tv, "world news tonight" is up next. thank you for watching. dan: as always we appreciate your time. we'll see you again at 6:00. ♪ ♪ before the xfinity 10g network we didn't have internet that let us play all at once. every device? in every room? why are you up here? with speeds like this, i can't even dream of what he'll be able to do. get xfinity internet for just $25 a month with no annual contract during our limited tim

ama: wow. expect slow going heading up to tahoe. 80 is back open after being shut down this morning because of white out conditions. traffic is being metered eastbound. plus of snow in the central sierra, too, highway 120 heading toward yosemite. snow was falling pretty good around noon time. it sure does change if you are heading anywhere above 1500 feet. and some north bay residents did not even need to head to tahoe today. this was the scene in cloverdale. a park packed with people enjoying a snow day. there was letting, snowball fights, and even dogs enjoying the snow. dan: it is so incredibly rare at these elevations, and really fun to see, actually. ama: you know, it is a nice treat every now and then. dan: and of course, it does not hurt the drought situation. ama: abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has more on whether this is hanging around any longer. sandhya: we will get more of this wintry mix, ama and dan, and then we will switch things up. this has been a historic event, as you

ama: thank you so much for watching. i'm ama daetz. dan: and i'm done ashley paugh we appreciate your time. on jimmy kimmel, reese witherspoon. ama: good night. ♪

ama: ransomware attack. the city of oakland is still dealing with the issue that is affecting many who live there. but evening. dan: i am ama daetz. dan:-- good evening. i am am a dates. dan: and i am dan ashley. recent history shows the price tag can add up. ama: in 2019, new orleans what hit with a hack that cost the city about five point $2 million. dan: then florida dealt with one that daunted in around 305 million dollars. ama: ryan curry spoke with city leaders to see what oakland is now up against. ryan: these are moments that the city would like to forget. new orleans had to rebuild almost all of their systems. long time and cost a lot of money. >>ted to notice actions are happening against privileged accounts. ryan: kimberly says it was one of the most frustrating days for new orleans. in 2019, they were hit with ransomware. >> we were cut out of any city processes. ryan: it took a full 20 days to get everything restored. they did not speak with the hackers and did not pay the ransom. destroying the

ama: thank you so much. oakland mayor's office is refusing to respond to the police chiefs man's for reinstatement. armstrong asked for his job back again yesterday and argue that the root that fueled the decision to place him on leave was blatantly inaccurate and tarnishing his reputation. the mayor placed him on leave last month after the report claimed he failed to take action over incidents with the police sergeant. dan: a group of high school students held what they called a block party and vigil to celebrate the life of terry nichols. the group called communities united for restorative youth justice put this together along part of broadway along oakland tech high school. >> it's important that our school is part of this black party because it's literally a time to celebrate someone that was selling -- taken away so fast and terribly. dan: the students painted a mural on the street calling for an end of violence. tyre nichols died nearly a month ago now in tennessee after being beaten during a traffic s

ama: the documentary relives the deadly moments from 1978. the trial that followed and how assassination that followed forged dianne feinstein's path. watch on roku, amazon fire, apple tv and google tv. >> ♪ >> i think i am d scared of the conversation because it has been put in my face too many times to the point where being scared is no longer an option. ama: tonight mourners o songs and prayers for the victims of the mass shooting at michigan state university. the vigil took place about 90 minutes from msu campus at the hometown of two of the three of victims. a student on campus during last night's shooting is also the survivor -- a survivor of the sandy hook massacre and she says the time for change is now. in addition to the three people killed, five others were hurt. michigan state will hold a visual on campus tomorrow night. this is the 67th mass shooting in america so far this year. and other nonprofit organizations are receiving money from the state to improve security against hate motivated violence. 47 point $5 million was hande

ama: let's go to karina nova. karina: today, santa clara county announced they are closing mass vaccination and testing sites for covid-19 by the end of the month. dr. patel joins us to explain how we move forward with covid-19 and what happens once the public health emergency expires on may 11. plus, a conversation about the tragic death of tyre nichols. we hear from experts and community leaders about police accountability and how we all move forward. join us at 5:30 on abc 7 bay streaming tv -- bay area streaming tv. dan: download the app. ama: if you are watching us on tv, world news tonight is next. for all of us here, thank you for watching. dan: we appreciate your time. ♪ [ male announcer ] need money? when every buck matters, it matters who does your taxes. trust the experts at jackson hewitt. you'll get your biggest refund guaranteed or your money back, plus $100. file your taxes today at jackson hewitt. the other day a hornets nest fell on my head. plus $100. it's not ideal, but we'll manage. just like

ama: killed in the quake. more than 70 countries are sending aid as people are left without elect for city, food, and water. acting governor visited capitola today. could alaka's and local officials assess the storm damage and the city's recovery efforts. she met with local business owners and month's storms. governor newsom is in washington for meetings. capitola was hit hard in early january. multiple homes were flooded and businesses were forced to shut down because of extensive damage with many places still rebuilding. >> everyone saw the images of what was happening. there was a great deal of concern for the safety of the people and to make sure that the businesses could get back on their feet. ama: it's estimated the storms did over $2.5 million in damage to capitola. larry: time to get a check on the forecast. it will get warmer i think. ama: sandhya patel is here. sandhya: it's the kind of weather where you want to get outside to enjoy the sun and some mild to warm weather. here's a live view from our

ama: february is like january with rain. we saw some this morning and more is on the way this weekend. good evening. dan: thanks for joining us. after getting a couple weeks to dry out, the wet weather is back. ama: sound like it's going to rain on the new year's parade tomorrow. sandhya: it is tradition that it rains on the parade. i think it will be just fine. let me show you that storm. it's a light level one and it's coming in for your weekend. tomorrow morning, you are fine. there may be an isolated shower or two around 4:00 in the afternoon. 5:00 p.m., you notice rainfall beginning to increase in coverage. 9:00 at night, pockets of moderate and heavy rain. we have a one for tomorrow afternoon and a one for sunday. showers, gusting and chili. over an inch income field an ben lomond. half an inch in san francisco. three quarters in santa rosa. right now, the biggest issue is the fog. i will be back with a full look of your weekend forecast, coming up. dan: thanks a lot. the final weekend of the lunar new year celebration

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ama: healing and half moon bay. the small community comes together to reflect on the violence that happened last monday. good evening. dan: we will have that story in a moment. breaking news. a young child has been attacked by a mountain lion in san mateo county. ama: this happened on tanita's creek road. you can see where that is, inland off of highway one. 15 minutes from half moon bay. dan: we are live bay. you heard from a neighbor about this, right? reporter: that neighbor describes getting to the scene almost immediately. the sheriffs office said the child was taken to the hospital, a local trauma center. we don't know exactly how the child is doing at this hour. the attack happened just before 7:00 tonight. video taken in the area surrounding to neatest creek road shows conditions made for wildlife. neighbors say they aren't shocked to hear about a mountain lion citing but they are surprised about the attack. officials say the child was conscious when they were transported to the hospital earlier tonight. we

ama: thank you so much. oakland mayor's office is refusing to respond to the police chiefs man's for reinstatement. armstrong asked for his job back again yesterday and argue that the root that fueled the decision to place him on leave was blatantly inaccurate and tarnishing his reputation. the mayor placed him on leave last month after the report claimed he failed to take action over incidents with the police sergeant. dan: a group of high school students held what they called a block party and vigil to celebrate the life of terry nichols. the group called communities united for restorative youth justice put this together along part of broadway along oakland tech high school. >> it's important that our school is part of this black party because it's literally a time to celebrate someone that was selling -- taken away so fast and terribly. dan: the students painted a mural on the street calling for an end of violence. tyre nichols died nearly a month ago now in tennessee after being beaten during a traffic s

ama: jammies and a coat. thank you, jr. if you are wondering if it is snowing in lake tahoe, you bet. here is a live look from's africa -- from zephyr cove. earlier today, snow was blowing in the truckee area along state route 267, the road that takes you into north lake tahoe. snow chains are required on highways 50 and 80 for non-four-wheel-drive vehicles in the area. dan: power is slowly starting to come back for pg&e customers, but tens of thousands are still in the dark tonight. here is a live look at the current outage map, about 25,000 without power right now. the majority of homes and businesses have the power wiped by wednesday's winds. the peninsula is a hotspot. at one point, pg&e says one in three customers did not have electricity. part of the challenge for cruises dealing with all the hazards they might encounter. >> we have a lot of downed trees. these winds were very powerful. we have to get in first, remove the trees, make the area safe, and then we can start the actual works. dan: pg&e is advising people t

ama: we ahead. dan: let's go to karina nova. karina: we cndusnut.tion abc 7 weather anchor spencer is going to join me with more on the powerful winds, the damage that has been caused, and what an expect when it comes tojackio discuss senator dianne feinstein's senate seat. how this senate race could play out. back to you. ama: you can go to streaming right now. we thank you so much for joining us. dan: see you again at 6:00. my name is douglas. i'm a writer/director and i'm still working. in the kind of work that i do, you are surrounded by people who are all younger than you. i had to get help somewhere along the line to stay competitive. i discovered prevagen. i started taking it and after a period of time, my memory improved. it was a game-changer for me. prevagen. at stores everywhere without a prescription. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ you can beat it! ♪ visit youcanbeatit.org or call 833-422-4255 to ask for medication to treat covid-19. >>> tonight, a special edition of "world news tonight." president biden and the high-stakes s

ama: i am ama daetz. our team is live across the region. we will get to all of that but before we do, let's get to our meteorologist sandhya patel. there is a lot going on. sandhya: that storm has intensified. it has been an active night. everything from lightning strikes to hail. even a special marine warnings that was just issued for parts of the line as waterspouts are possible. this is in effect until about 11:00 p.m. numerous lightning strikes across the area. as we get you in closer, heavy rain is falling around pacifica street-level, san pedro avenue. do not be surprised if you get caught under a downpour. snow is falling at low elevations. also, around the summit in the santa cruz mountains, mount hamilton is seeing snow as we expected. we are seeing mixed precipitation. the winter storm warning is in effect. three to four inches of snow are expected with windy conditions. definitely be careful out there. we do have a wind advisory that is in effect until 4:00 p.m.. gusts as high as 50 feet. this is a strength storm. as we go hour-b

ama: ship. he is one of many people expected to five for that spot. >> the congressman was in the bay area mac today, and after speaking with him today, it is clear he is branding himself as the experienced candidate who can get things done. >> i had my bar mitzvah in lafayette. reporter: the congressman may represent los angeles, but campaigning here he made his local ties known. >> i grew up in the east bay, proud mustang, i lived in that area. reporter: from his east a routes to serving as a ranking member of congress leading the first impeachment trial of the former president donald trump, he is hoping to add one more title to his resume. he is running for senate, looking to replace dianne feinstein. senator feinstein was the consummate centrist, known for working across the aisle, being friends with people on the other side. in such a divided senate, do you see yourself in that vein as well? >> i see myself getting things done. that is the kind of leadership i want to bring to the senate. f

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ama: the officers could face 15 to 60 years in prison. there's a federal civil-rights investigation open for each officer. the fallout from this case continues. for other first responders have lost their jobs and nine more are under investigation. dan: the man accused of shooting a gun inside a san francisco synagogue earlier this month pleaded not guilty today. dimitri mission is facing multiple felony charges including hate crimes. a judge denied him home detention, saying he poses a risk to the community. mission agreed to receive mental health services and will be held in custody without bail. he scheduled to appear in court next tuesday for a preliminary hearing. at 28-year-old suspect is in custody for allegedly shooting two jewish men outside of los angeles synagogue's within the last two days. jamie tran is facing federal hate crime charges and is known to make anti-semitic comments. train is accused of shooting a jewish man, leaving the synagogue wednesday, and shot a man in his 70's one day later. >> hate crimes have no place in

ama: armed at the airport. the tsa says agents confiscated a record number of guns last year at checkpoints across the country. >> every year we see more and more firearms being introduced. last year was the highest ever. the year before was 6000. calendar year 2022, 6500. ama: experts say the reflection of the growing number of americans carrying weapons. nearly everyone caught say they forgot they had their gun with them. consequences vary depending on local or state laws. the person may be arrested, but sometimes they are allowed to give the gun to a companion and continue on their way. the atlanta airport has the most guns confiscated of any u.s. airport. dan: marking presidents' day with thoughtful attributes and a unique event. the kind words were jimmy carter and the public reading a lot of new dry eye patients in my office tell me about their frequent dry eyes, which may point to dry eye disease. millions of americans were estimated to have it. they also tell me they've tried artificial tears again and

ama: i am ama daetz. our team is live across the region. we will get to all of that but before we do, let's get to our meteorologist sandhya patel. there is a lot going on. sandhya: that storm has intensified. it has been an active night. everything from lightning strikes to hail. even a special marine warnings that was just issued for parts of thethis is in effect until at 11:00 p.m. lightning strikes across the area. as we get you in closer, heavy rain is falling around pacifica street-level, san pedro avenue. do not be surprised if you get caught under a downpour. snow is falling at low elevations. also, around the summit in the santa cruz mountains, mount hamilton is seeing snow as we expected. we are seeing mixed precipitation. the winter storm warning is in effect. three to four inches of snow are expected with windy conditions. definitely be careful out there. we do have a wind advisory that is in effect until 4:00 p.m.. gusts as high as 50 feet. th ia strength storm. as we go hour-by-hour, the intensity continues. scattered showers

ama: another mass shooting tonight. one person is dead and three others are injured when shots were fired at the foodcourt of a mall in el paso. to spot -- suspects are under arrest but the motive isn't clear. the shooting prompted a response by law enforcement. the mall is near walmart where 23 people were killed in a hate fueled mass shooting and 2019. that gunman pleaded guilty to federal charges last week. >> emotions are different for each and every person. i cry in front of my team. i cry on national tv. don't be afraid to show your emotions. we all processed trauma in a different way. dan: a candlelight vigil held for the victims of monday's mass shooting on the campus of michigan state. the school's basketball head coach and governor of michigan joined the healing. many also demanding elected officials pass stronger gun legislation. another michigan state student protested nearby at the state capitol in lansing. a 43-year-old gunman opened fire on the michigan state campus monday, killing three students and inju

ama: hope the warriors can get some good stuff. larry: you know the sign that says case of emergency break glass? this is last the. and now i have a broken hand. [laughter] time is running out for the warriors. they have one thing working out for them. next five games at home, they play their best there but who is healthy tonight? we just got and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. larry: warriors feel like they would be a dangerous team to play in the playoffs if they are healthy but that's the problem. steph curry, out tonight. andrew wiggins, out for personal reason. warriors hosting the rockets, worst team in the league. that's good news, there. last night they returned them got smoked by the lakers. i know they are shorthanded with two players logging a lot of minutes but the bottom line is they need to play better ■right now. 14 of 49 from deep is not going to get it done. they kno

ama: have a great night. who's paying the tooth fairy $20, plus the alec murdoch murder trial when jurors have heard for the first time for murdoch himself and the six year old boy who took a loaded gun and flashed it to his classmates on the school bus, the charges his mother is now facing. you're

ama: jammies and a coat. thank you, jr. if you are wondering if it is snowing in lake tahoe, you bet. here is a live look from's africa -- from zephyr cove. earlier today, snow was blowing in the truckee area along state route 267, the road that takes you into north lake tahoe. snow chains are required on highways 50 and 80 for non-four-wheel-drive vehicles in the area. dan: power is slowly starting to come back for pg&e customers, but tens of thousands are still in the dark tonight. here is a live look at the current outage map, about 25,000 without power right now. the majority of homes and businesses have the power wiped by wednesday's winds. the peninsula is a hotspot. at one point, pg&e says one in three customers did not have electricity. part of the challenge for cruises dealing with all the hazards they might encounter. >> we have a lot of downed trees. these winds were very powerful. we have to get in first, remove the trees, make the area safe, and then we can start the actual works. dan: pg&e is advising people t

ama: thank you. u.s. officials say the chinese spy balloon that were shut down off the coast of south carolina may have been inadvertently blown into u.s. airspace by unusual weather conditions. an official confirms to abc news that u.s. intelligence agencies were tracking the balloon from the moment if launched in china. officials believe the spy balloon hit turbulence near alaska blowing it into the u.s. mainland. three other edified objects were shut down over the weekend and they believe they were likely benign an explanation that concerns of lawmakers. >> the administration is saying we do not know what these last three objects are, but on the other hand, it was not a threat. ama: the white house says there is a lot to learn about those last three objects. there is now heightened awareness about what is flying in u.s. airspace, especially weather balloons. we turn to our meteorologist to explain what they are for and how they work. >> i know a lot of us have been wondering what exactly is flying abov

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ama: ransomware attack. the city of oakland is still dealing with the issue that is affecting many who live there. but evening. dan: i am ama daetz. dan:-- good evening. i am am a dates. dan: and i am dan ashley. recent history shows the price tag can add up. ama: in 2019, new orleans what hit with a hack that cost the city about five point $2 million. dan: then florida dealt with one that daunted in around 305 million dollars. ama: ryan curry spoke with city leaders to see what oakland is now up against. ryan: these are moments that the city would like to forget. new orleans had to rebuild almost all of their systems. this process took a long time and cost a lot of money. >> we started to notice actions are happening against privileged accounts. ryan: kimberly says it was one of the most frustrating days for new orleans. in 2019, they were hit with ransomware. >> we were cut out of any city processes. ryan: it took a full 20 days to get everything restored. they did not speak with the hackers and did not pa

ama: thank you for watching. dan: for spencer christian and larry beil and all of us here, we appreciate your time. ama: have a great night. am at 7 23. i am asle a

ama: thank you so much. tomorrow, julian glover will be speaking to district attorney pamela price for a live one-on-one interview. you can watch that tomorrow on our show at 3:00 right here on abc 7. dan: former south carolina governor nikki haley is planning to announce a presidential run. donald trump launched his bid last year. haley served as u.n. ambassador in the trump administration. she will make the big announcement in charlston on february 15. ama: atherton is moving forward with a housing plan that received considerable pushback including a letter from two of its best-known residents. steph curry and his wife. the town held a meeting today that was packed with vocal opposition. tomorrow is the deadline for every city to turn in an eight year master housing plan that meets certain requirements. atherton is looking to knock down one property and turn it into townhouses. >> it's a multi family site but also it would set a president that pet projects on private property that are not on arterial roads

ama: stephanie joins us now. she found out the barriers are a hot topic because of concern over response times. stephanie: both the mayor and fire department are now at odds with how the situation is being handled. now that the cement barricades are up, residents are happy that emergency -- but the emergency responders are not. this man couldn't be more relieved to see city crews installed this cement barrier in san francisco's mission district. >> i think it is the best thing they have done in forever. because, now i can get up in the middle the night and there are no women walking up and down the street. stephanie: he is actually enjoying his neighborhood, even if it means his relief is just pushing the problem down the road. >> it is somebody else's turn to have 40 years in the stuff. that is just obviously there needs to be a safe place for sex workers to work. stephanie: the barriers, intending to block out the problem, may just be creating a new one the local san francisco firefighters union sent out this t

ama: thank you for watching. dan: for spencer christian and larry beil and all of us here, we appreciate your time. ama: have a great night. >> lou: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live!" tonight, salma hayek pinault, billy crudup, and music from justine skye, with cleto and the cletones. and now, jimmy kimmel! ♪ [ cheering and applause ] >> jimmy: welcome. thanks. that's very nice. hi, i'm jimmy. i'm the host of the show. and i thank you for watching and for joining us. i don't know, i spent the whole day watching football yesterday. you know, the matchup for super bowl lvii is set.

ama: february is black history month. we are spotlighting people making a difference in their community. today we are talking about a group of scouts. dan: we introduce you to some very radical monarchs. >> it is filled trip date and the excitement is high. but this field trip to west oakland is one not too many kids make. >> we will talk weakly about why we are at the black panther museum. >> monarchs and like other troops, they earn badges. radical badges. >> this is the first one i got. >> each badge is radical like radical love. >> it is about self-love, self-care. >> and radical bodies. >> they learn about consent. >> radical monarchs was created during the social unrest of 20 when people demonstrated nationwide for >> there is lots of and our young people are like what is going on? >> she was leaking of enrolling her daughter and a scouting troop. >> she would have been one of two girls of color and i felt like that group would not speak to her experience as a young girl of color. >> so she teamed up with her french

ama: i just am understand. it is like you get in there, you've already paid your $60, now i have to pay $3 for a better row, more in the middle? spencer: i'm not a fan of the middle seats anyhow, i like to be on the aisle seats, so i can get in and out quickly pit i guess i can still buy the cheap seats. [laughter] dan: if you're are celebrating valentine's day with a romantic dinner, yelp has restaurant suggestions for you. they released a list of its most romantic restaurants in california come at three in the bay area. a quaint french spot in san francisco's tribal, upscale italian restaurant in campbell, and the richmond, an american eatery in san francisco's in a richmond neighborhood. you know, it is always fun, i think getting reservations for valentine's day, but the one thing, ama, i'm going to start with you, the one thing i am not a friend of -- fan of is when they do a special segment menu for valentine's day. if you go to a restaurant you enjoy, i want to enjoy the food i already like. ama: yeah, i

ama: news ahead. dan: let's go to karina for a look at what is coming up in the stories at 5:30. >> a california father facing attempted murder charge is accused of driving his car off a 250 foot cliff with his wife and kids inside. all four family members survived. a trial attorney joins us to explain what is next for the family and the evidence already collected in the case. plus a live update from tyre nichols families. the latest updates in the memphis police brutality case. between us for those stories on 5:30. ama: you can download the abc 7 app or had to abc7news.com for more local news right now with karina. dan: world news with david mure is next. from all of us here, we appreciate your time. ama: we will see you at 6:00. you didn't live this strong, this long to get put on the shelf like a porcelain doll. but one out of two women over 50 will suffer a fracture from osteoporosis. you should know you can build new bone with evenity® for postmenopausal women with osteoporosis at high risk for

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