reggie: oakland's police chief. jobina: and the controversial plan that could end with people being deported for using fentanyl. why a supervisor wants to and lament it. reggie: you need to see this video of a squirrel that comes out of nowhere as a woman is trying to get some pizza. ah. the squirrels are angry. jobina: the squirrels are always doing so much. anybody with a birdfeeder we feel for you. good morning. reggie: first, it is your world, squirrel. drew: it is chilly out there for a squirrel and humans. we have frost advisories in effect. the coldest cities in the upper 20's to lower 30's. a lot of layers underneath the winter coat. the wind is a lot lighter compared to this time yesterday but through the delta a bit breezy from fairfield to rio vista. a live look, it is beautiful. we have a lot of sunshine, take the sunglasses with you and we warm into the 50's by lunchtime. upper 50's to lower 60's later this afternoon. reggie: a special meeting set for the oakland police commission. they will discuss the

reggie: that happened to one of our friends. kumasi: reggie: reggie: they got kicked out? he got a new phone. sorry. kumasi: not sorry. theute ofofe maybe olive oil. reggie: the coffee giant starbucks is on flaunting a trio of beverages mixed with extra-virgin virgin olive oil. they are calling this oli the ceo said it's to use all of oil's health benefits. the coffee line will launch in italy first and then southern california in the spring. i would be willing to try it. drew: i wonder how much of the all of you can taste. reggie: it seems like it would change the texture. kumasi: unless it is just a little. reggie: the viscosity if you will. look it up. [laughter] drew: is there olive oil and that coffee? reggie: this is hot water. drew: there just in a truck -- people adjusting to try and dump some olive oil in their coffee. we have some impactful weather to talk about. winter has returned and a b way. first the winds yesterday and now the cold weather and the chance for showers in the form of rain and snow. what you need to know today. the cold weather and the gusty wi

reggie? reggie: developing news, severe weather bringing airports to a standstill from texas to virginia. thousands of flights are being canceled or delayed this morning. jobina is tracking the latest developments. jobina: flights are being impacted as travelers are trying to move across the country. major airports in texas are feeling the brunt of the severe storm. according to flightaware, more than 2000 flights have been canceled with at least 6300 delays reported across the country. those numbers are continuing to grow. three major airports in texas are reporting the bulk of the cancellations today. more cancellations are expected this afternoon as that severe winter storm makes its way to the east coast. at least two people have died due to slick roadways in texas. people are also experiencing power outages across the state. at least 7000 outages reported on tuesday. kumasi: happening today, the state will do its monthly snow survey in the sierra and we will find out just how big of a bo

reggie: and looks the same. kumasi: drew: my favorite, i love faris so i did enjoy the avocado where she was eve. that was funny. kumasi: i was telling reggie the one with the people were in the living room but dancing to music? i thought it was cute. reggie: commercial rate during the performance where she touched up. kumasi: that was funny. drew: here is a live look from the east bay hills camera. the level fog. it will linger through 9:00 a.m. this morning, leading to a sunny but breezy and dusty day and sharply cooler temperatures coming our way for valentine's day. it wind advisory at 10:00 a.m. this morning along the coast and through the city for winds up to 50 miles per hour at times. today, morning fog leads to afternoon sunshine. temperatures in the 50's and 60's. tonight, dropping into the 30's and low 40's. tomorrow, a cold front moving through bring a quick hitting light shower mainly in the morning but the bigger picture, kind the system it is going to get cold bite wednesday morning. it frees watc

reggie? reggie: thank you. we have covered the drug overdose crisis extensively and have a new documentary. we traveled to and cooper, canada to see how a safe injection site works. the documentary is available on demand or wherever you stream. [explosion] kumasi: new surveillance video showing the moment an explosion rocked the sunset district last week. a home exploding and killing one person inside. lena howland joins us live from san francisco where a pile of debris is now where that house stood. lena: we are on 20 2nd avenue where the explosion first happened thursday morning, destroying the home behind me and causing serious damage to surrounding homes. neighbors are giving us a new look at the moment of the blast. [explosion] the moment the home exploded here off 20 2nd avenue, all caught on a home security camera. police say a woman inside was killed. a caregiver made it out alive but suffered major injuriesors s lab w, taking aarldspsty by pole he's facing charges of involuntary manslaughter, manufactu

reggie: we are so glad. we are to this story with robin earlier this morning and seeing her -- she was really choked up talking about it. who can blame her? >> and the last she lives she saved. it is not just about her. i can think about number of people who will go and register today and that is rapid. a science can be there but you have to let people know. the communication of our science and making people not afraid is probably the most important part. reggie: choose to her and all the people who continue to help others. we will see you and robin at 7:00. kumasi: the mayor of san mateo is the latest public official to face a recall. he -- she is facing backlash after months on the job. one organizer the development of the city is one of the driving forces behind the campaign. >> i think her motivations and behaviors, she is not showing honesty. she is not shown contrition or willingness to work with all of us. >> we need to focus on pandemic recovery, stormwater infrastructure, emergency preparedness. kum

reggie: but the times are well-known. drew: they are. reggie: you could have known that. drew: 23 minutes ago. reggie: you could have run. drew: it feels like a very specific thesis. are you angry on a bridge? le at the east bay hills camera. it is a chilly morning with increasing clouds through the day. and more showers coming our way for this weekend. we will find temperatures to 30's. look what happens later today. despite thickening cloud cover, we will have a south wind with temperatures in the upper 50's to mid 60's. tonight, rain returns after midnight. it keeps tempera side and about 50 degrees. tomorrow morning, it is a level 1 light storm. slick conditions for. -- for the commute. clad thinking today. clark, the rain is moving through the north bay. -- 2:00, rain is the north bay, but it will push through. by 8:00, 9:00, it is out of here. rain tomorrow anywhere from a 10th to a half inch is expected. storm totals on saturday, anywhere from half an inch to an inch of rain. most of that rain falls next saturday into sunday. increasing clouds today. they wet morni

reggie: it is b day. beyonce has announced her anticipated renaissance tour dates including here in the bay area. gloria rodriguez is in the newsroom. gloria: here inro iso exced this mornbenc will be here in the bay area in august. i morning, it says she will be stopping here in the bay area on august 30 at levi's stadium. the tour starts in may in sweden. the u.s. leg begins in july in philadelphia and ends in philadelphia and ends in september at the superdome in new orleans where she performed his super bowl halftime show 10 years ago in 2013. the announcement comes a week after an exclusive concert in dubai. we don't know yet when the tickets will be available but it does appear there will be a presale event for city cardholders who will get first pick of tickets. our show here is on a wednesday so i'm wondering if we can get that next day off, thursday? i don't know who is going to do the morning news that. drew: and friday. to recover from this. gloria: i know we were talking about citi card and i

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reggie: has that happened to you? kumasi: it will today. reggie: is it? kumasi: right? reggie: yup. kumasi: [laughter] an upscale restaurant in ne jersey has adopted a controversial policy they say will reduce mess in the dining rooms. netty's house of spaghetti has banned kids under 10 years this is the facebook post. the restaurant wrote, we love kids, but lately it's been extremely challenging. as you see, no children under 10 permitted to dine. they say the high noise levels and lack of space for high chairs are also reasons for the change. people are upset, talking about how it punishes kids who behave will. somebody said i think it's a good policy. i have kids, and i agree. reggie: i don't have a problem with the ban. i have a problem with the place being called netty's house of spaghetti. that is a kids restaurant. kids love spaghetti. spaghetti is messy. maybe they need to change the name or change the concept. how many adults do you know that are like, you know what i really want? something from netty's house of spaghetti. kumasi: new at 6:00, the renewed push to raise teac

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[laughter] reggie: i shall be there. kumasi: it is so nice there. reggie: it is. drew: i need to go more often. good for him. let us talk about the weather. a lovely picture from the east bay hills. clear skies and calm wind. chilly temperatures inland. but today it will be warm and even warmer tomorrow with temperatures above average for the next two days. then everything changes towards friday and the weekend. we reverse those temperatures and knock ourselves back down to average. we had some clouds and drizzle. no significant rainfall -- rainfall looks to move-in over the next 24 to 72 hours. as we look at temperatures. my clicker does not want to play with me. we are in the 30's and 40's for the most part with temperatures really close to where we were this time yesterday. highest today, it is a nice-looking day. take the sunglasses with you. a couple of layers and then you can take them off as temperatures bounce above average. tonight we will see a little bit of fog, otherwise temperatures close to where we are in the 30's and 40's. here is future weather. t

reggie: what is happening? kumasi:character statue was the replacement for that had been stolen in 2006. they cut through the foot to remove it. reggie: why do we have into begin with? drew: is there a connection between dennis the menace and monterey? kumasi: probably. reggie: we spoke earlier this week about a shrek statue that went missing. it did look like somebody in fourth grade made it. and the police were spending their time on that. then dennis the menace. drew: monkeys are getting snatched. reggie: left and right. drew: do people have time? kumasi: they have time. drew: can i tell you a story about people having time? i was out with friends yesterday. we ran into other people. it had been a long week, but thankfully i will have a month off, they said. i was like -- reggie: in the middle of february? drew: they say, i do not have to go back until the middle of march. kumasi: what do they do? drew: what? what are you doing? they have meetings. but now they have time "time." reggie: so you have a meeting

hopefully we will reggie: things fixed -- reggie: hopefully we will get things fixed. rupert murdoch has a knowledge some of the networks most famous stars endorsed falls claims -- false claims. as as a network hurt its business by allowing some hosts and former president trump's lawyers to claim the voting christine -- machine rigged the elections. >> we do want there to be prone to be sincerely wrong, and even negligently wrong, but you weren't malicious. on the other hand, there's a point where you destroy the fact brick -- fabric of democracy, especially around allegations of vote changing. reggie: box has shied -- fox has tried to get this case dismissed. americans were among those who were killed on a attack in the west bank. the attack happened at a normally peaceful place where israelis visit the dead sea. this attack occurred a day after two israeli brothers were shot during a raid that left 11 palestinians dead. predicated -- credited wit helping solve a 12-year-old cold case murder. investigators say the person use a potato as it sounds are for the gun. his

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reggie: more weather. ryan curry is at the bay bridge toll plaza where the wind could impact your commute. ryan: the biggest thing right now people are concerned about is the wind. you can definitely feel the gusts impacting drivers. chp is telling those drivers if you're heading on the bay bridge , there is a high wind advisory in place. keep that in mind if you are heading onto one of those two bridges. traffic moving steadily. that could change once the weather starts impact teeing the commute -- impacting the commute. over the weekend, t weather created backups, especially on highway 24 in lafayette, where every thing was brought to a standstill with cars spinning out. another thing to going on in the mountains. if you are planning to go to the sierras, today is not the date you should be going. a blizzard warning in effect meaning travel will be almost impossible. in restrictions in effect. the sierra already that several feet of snow and will get more today. we spoke with some in south tahoe with was

reggie: thank you. let's see if we will see snow in the east bay. lena howland is live in oakland hills. did you find some? lena: we finally found some. we took a trip further up the hill and you can see all around us, we found that snow, coming down on us. if you look behind me on the ground, you can see it a little bit better and this is something so where from folks in the bay area and a treat that we don't get to see often at all. it is wild to see it coming down at this hour for a second day in a. i want to go to video taken around midnight in the area of snow falling here in the hills, just above berkeley tilden park and grizzly peak boulevard saw quite a bit of snow with the road impassable for folks with regular tires. patty took this video of snow yesterday as it came down in the oakland hills, first thing in the morning. >> my husband was not awake yet, and i was like, it is snowing! people who say there are no seasons in california, there are. it is not like the midwest, but it is fun and dif

reggie: that is rough. thank you. a close call in western sonoma county where a larger redwood came tumbling down last night, splitting a home and have, just barely missing the person inside. >> he was cooking, turned around and got some chicken out of the freezer, and just missed him. he is so lucky. reggie: wow. that home on montgomery road now red tagged by inspectors because of the damage. kumasi: people in the south they have a lot to clean up this morning. fallen trees took out power lines, causing widespread outages. one woman we spoke with said she has lived in san jose for almost 20 years and has not seen trees come down with the wind. now she is concerned about the added danger of downed wires. >> these old victorians, the wood is so old, if there is a spark, that is what worries me. we will be vigilant. kumasi: the damaging impact of the roads were some evening commuters, as well. a tree stopped traffic along highway 87 yesterday evening. school caught this moment where two trees fell outside of the school.

reggie: authorities making the shift after three years. kumasi: it's no big will talk about what it means for the area's drought. reggie: good morning, february 2. my favorite day of the year. drew: the groundhog saw his shadow. that means six more weeks of winter. because it is been so warm. reggie: aren't they about to freeze? drew: santa rosa, you are down to 6 miles of visibility. the number 10 is doing just fine. we don't have any frost advisories in effect. for most of us, it's a warmer start to the day, 44° in the city 30 in fair fold, 31 i santa rosa. we have good visibility, partly cloudy skies but as the day goes by, you will find those clouds will remain. temperatures will be a little warmer, we will be in the upper 50's and 60 but these clouds, later on tonight and tomorrow morning will give us a little bit of rain. we will talk about that cold front and about eight minutes. kumasi: can you believe we are approaching three years since the first covid-19 cases. lena howland is liv

reggie: jobina: -- reggie: you are going out now? when the coffee is ready, the coffee is ready! lisa: here we go again. deja vu! we may have to talk because this is not feeling like we are getting behind this anytime soon. the active weather continues, not only today. the extended outlook is very wintry. as we head up to the north bay, there has been some light rain. here we are from dillon beach, highway 1, inverness, canyon sliding over into vallejo. as we get towards 589 going through san francisco, -- towards580 -- it has been a very active couple of days and today, this morning unfortunately for your morning commute it continues. rain heavy at times, snow over the hills. the colder air in some spots, otherwise above the thousand feet we still have our winter weather advisory -- 3000 still have our winter weather advisory. a blizzard warning continues through tomorrow with 3 to 6 feet in the sierra nevada. speaking of snow, at least 2 feet at the resorts. it is chilly. if you get underneath one of these rain showers you, are going to be cold and wet because they could come d

reggie: what are we in store for? lisa: level one s than yesterday, quick, cold, gusty winds and more rainfall throughout the day. this is not the cold front and it is not the heavy rain, just the beginning. you can see more moisture offshore. level 1 system pushes roof 7:00, 8:00. possible thunderstorms throughout the afternoon and we will look for the snow level to lower. cold start commitment 30's in san ramon valley. 24 hours ago, we were milder. we could see 40 and 50 mile-per-hour winds at the surface. upper elevation wins quite gusty. heavy downpours far north. this is 10:00, san ramon, concord, not review. very heavy rain. it pushes through. reggie: we are on storm watch this morning. cold, wet, windy weather coming to the bay area. ryan curry is live at the bay bridge toll plaza where it could impact your commute. >> good morning. the wind is the most concerning part of this kimye. -- of this commute. the wind has intensified through the morning. wind advisory for the bait bridge and richmond san rafael bridg

reggie: what? kumasi: we are doing just fine. reggie: but they aren't. coming up, a nonprofit in the southbay giving the city of san jose an "f" on the annual review. kumasi: plus, the search for survivors in turkey and syria. the harsh conditions workers are facing. announcer: the link a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. reggie: the mayor of oakland addressing possible sex trafficking captured on camera outside a school. preparing to issue the state of the city address. the one issue that is sure to come up as public transit. >> there's less revenue. reggie: in some parts of the north bay. we will tell you where and why it is happening. good morning everyone, it is thursday. drew: get outside later today, it is going to feel a lot like spring. a couple of issues in the north bay when it comes to fog. we've got tha the valleys of the north bay. it will likely sit there for the next couple of hours until the sun gets up. temperatures right now into the 30's and 40's. as we go into the afternoon is going to feel warm f

reggie: what about the show? kumasi: friend. reggie: what? kumasi: her family. reggie: i am glad to hear her family, but let's talk about the show. kumasi: working hard. work, work, work, which i think will be the first song. reggie: i am sticking by my claim that it will be diamonds. kumasi: i feel like it might be diamonds. reggie: that is two for diamonds. >> what'd i say before? >> you are switching now? [laughter] drew: wow. drew: wow. jobina: we see you sitting over there talking. drew: i said please do not stop the music. [laughter] rye.a quick traffic update. g smoothly. that was our previous picture of the golden gate bridge. now we have the oakland880 coliseum camera. the delays to the right-hand side are traveling northbound. the only issue in terms of a blocking problem will be in san jose. southbound880, the ramp to 101 is currently closed. drew: a lovely start to our day. sunshine to start. as the day goes on, clouds will increase and showers are in the forecast this evening. you will notice it feels cooler today compared to mild temperatures yeste

reggie: thank you, beyoncÉ. that w won for best dance electronic album and lizzo one record of the year. >> beyoncÉ, w in the fifth grade i skipped school to see you perform. [laughter] my sister got me out of school, it was literature, i am good. you changed my life, you sang a gospel medley. the way you made me feel, i want to make people feel this way with my music. thank you, you clearly are the artist of our lives. reggie: i love big stars fanning out over other big stars. it was really fun. viola davis joined the exclusive egot club. emmy, grammy, oscar antoni. she won for the audiobook of her memoir. kumasi: more news, fleetwood mac is calling it quits. after the mcafee, the group will not perform again is fleetwood mac. the remaining members will play live dates. they performed songbird, a tribute. rodrÍguez jnss : a big a lot of talent. it was on display last night. molly tuttle and her band golden highway won the best bluegrass album category for coquetry, the singer, songwriter, guitarist was born i

reggie: i went to kentucky. drew: how is that? was it your choice? reggie: it was fine. it was were i was placed at a tv station to work area -- work. it was a good experience. i went to lexington. drew: the rome of kentucky, i think. reggie: that is what they say. you will get dragged through the streets if you say it wrong. dr, to the south, lafayette. very different. reggie: i do not think those two things are the same. [laughter] drew: versailles. reggie: i am pretty sure it is based on an actual place in france. drew: the frost and freeze warning this morning, it is cold. starting with temperatures well in the 20's and 30's, you will need several layers underneath the heavy winter jacket. 30 in santa rosa, 29 in livermore. oakland at 37, quite chilly in the south bay. 33 degrees this morning. future weather is showing today, more clouds in our sky. partly sunny, not as bright as yesterday. we are dry today and tomorrow. clouds linger overnight tonight and tomorrow afternoon, bring back the sunshine that leads to a nice holiday weekend. today, 60 in fremont francisco

reggie: the u.s. ss hornet ship in museum is celebrating black history month buys featuring -- by feature stories in the past. the 1944 explosion killed 32 people at a depot just north of san francisco. most were african-american sailors. it led to a protest and imprisonment of 50 sailors after they were forced to return to work without leave, like their white cou counterparts. thurgood marshall was also presented on social justice. the new exhibit on african americans in the military was another highlight. streaming is on area available wherever you stream. her story might in the music industry, wilrep kumane of theth aou want ton theeewa self-driving tesla. reggie: 5:27. justice for beyoncÉ. i'm jayson. it helps keep me undetectable. for adults who are undetectable, cabenuva is the only complete, long-acting hiv treatment you can get every other month. cabenuva is two injections, given by my healthcare provider, every other month. it's really nice not to have to rush home and take a daily hiv pill.

reggie: the show must go on. despite a heartbreaking theft, students used rented instruments for a show last night. surveillance video shows thieves cutting through a gate. they stole thousands of dollars in instruments. this is the second break-in in two weeks. >> i went to look for my cello and it was not where i normally keep it. i asked, does anybody know where my cello is? they said there was a break-in. no, my cello i've had since i was 12. reggie: the chair of the music department estimates about $20,000 to $30,000 worth of instruments were stolen. a memorial foundation is pledging $10,000, as long as the school cannot find a match. as for the burglaries, police have not made any arrests. kumasi: if you need a reminder to be nice today, it is national random acts of kindness day. to celebrate you should do something nice for someone. pay for a stranger's writing a thank you note to your mail carrier or simply giving somebody a complement. it is a reminder to be selfless each and every day. jo, you have a n

reggie: love with no labels. rebel wilson is set to launch a dating app fluid with that idea in mind. the app gives users the option to define their sexuality, but not say what gender you are looking for. she mentioned to people magazine and -- magazine she wished an applet that existed. the opposite to be available later this month. drew: taking you outside to sfo this morning, clear skies up above. looking at the pollen forecast, tree pollen is back at high levels. take the allergy medicine if you are sneezing, coughing. the main offender is pine, cedar and ash. uv index at the moderate level. temperatures underneath the frost advisories and freeze warning, chilean spots, down to freezing in santa rosa, subfreezing. 34 in concord, the city is warmer at 46 degrees. here's how the day shapes up, expecting a lot of sunshine. take the sunglasses with you, a few layers are needed under the heavy winter coat. by the afternoon, take off the winter coat because temperatures feel warmer today than yesterday. we go to th

reggie: that is cool. at first, because of the this lens is, i thought those were fish, but those are dolphins. bill captured this moment. he said he had never seen water this clear. look at that. he said he paddled several miles before he encountered this friendly pod of bottlenose dolphins. i would be so excited. kumasi: when i was well watching, there were people in the kayaks by the humpbacks. i'm, why are you this post to the whales? i reggie: a whale land on you. but to dolphins, you are they can be rough to each other. this file is not real. -- their s kumasi: next -- the seven things you need to know reggie: you can watch live and on-demand on our app. if you download it now, you can watch seven at 7:00 this morning. kumasi: live lo as i was saying earlier in the meeting, i think it would... hey sharon, did you know triscuit is crunchy on the outside yet incredibly wholesome on the inside. just like me. you forgot salty. i'm not salty. triscuit. unapologetically wholesome. things to know this morni

reggie: thank you. ryan's of the macbook could be eligible for a payday over the company's butterfly keyboards. apple agreed to pay $59 to settle a class-action lawsuit over the keyboards. the keys were prone to getting stuck and could easily damage. people who have used the keyboards have until march 6 to file a claim. payments could range from $50 to $395 per plane. apple the not the note to any wrongdoing in agreeing to the senator clearly kumasi: an english rock band is's the world highest paid entertainer. reggie: you are looking at me like what is going on? i never would have thought we would invoke genesis today, but we are. kumasi: genesis you made $230 million last year ice on the rights to music. it included a selection of the recorded music, income streams, solo streams. number and then here comes tyler perry renting out the top five is the creators of south park and the simpsons. the simpsons have been around forever. reggie: and they keep making more and more. kumasi: drew: when you sell yo

reggie: i certainly do not. kumasi: i never remember what the name is. reggie: one of those called? don't ever want to know. i am also for people not wearing flip-flops. kumasi: that's different. reggie: i don't care if you are getting married on the beach. oh, they are called jibbets thank you for cursing me. even if you are getting married on the beach, where shoes, not flip-flops. kumasi: up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: i'm worried about your future, looking at the photos. i want you to be happy and proud, not ashamed. kumasi: that's what they wore at the time. reggie: i want you to be happy and proud about your past. don't forget, you can also watch us on our connected tv apps. download that app now and start streaming. ♪ ♪ 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 time launch celebration. you have no ide

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reggie: thank you. president biden meeting with volodymyr zelenskyy days before the anniversary of the war with russia. jobina: the bold visit to kyiv comes as the city has been under the threat of missile attacks. he met with presiden zelensky and the first lady in a display of strong american support just days before the one year mark of the invasion. >> no doubt, none that you have support. jobina: his next poland. the white house says he will meet with the polish president tomorrow and deliver a speech condemning the war in ukraine. the trip comes amid a stark warning to china. >> we have information that gives us concerned that they are considering providing lethal support to russia in the war against ukraine. it was important for me to make it clear that this would be a serious problem. jobina: ukraine is also asking for more weapons from the west, including f-16 fighter jets. presiden zelensky said that his military is already preparing for the next counter attack from russian forces in that bide

reggie: take a l video. these are snorkelers holding onto their boards overnight and underneath them, manta rays feeding on plankton. the light on their boards attract plankton. so, snorkelers say that they graceful, underwater giant and the experience is nothing short of mesmerizing. that looks incredible. what else will come at night? kumasi: that is just not for me. reggie: i do nont tfor me th f. you to be in a boat, looking at the whales, but not too close. kumasi: u that's a lot of cereal. prices going up everywhere. it's goodbye steaks. hello, cereal. this is grocery outlet and your family can still have steaks for dinner. follow me. at grocery outlet we have an amazing selection of meats. like beef, pork, chicken, all within your family's budget even today. hello. steak and chicken and pork chops. ♪ gro sorry. got excited. kumasi: president biden called on republican up and finish the job it turned out to be a confrontational state of the union address. offering no concessions to his agenda. reggie

lena: hello reggie. today, despite the recent layoffs across the tech industry, we are about to hear how the silicon valley is really doing on an economic level at this state of the valley. leaders will talk about the findings of the recent silicon valley index report by joint venture in today's town hall style meeting. the joint venture president and ceo says silicon valley actually has more job openings being advertised then cut. adding that studies show most tech workers are actually lazy on their feet within three months. it is part of an expected pattern which a san jose professor and tech expert explains sought expansion during the covert outbreak. >> they hired so many people during the pandemic and now they are questioning if this is the same momentum of the purchasing and online activity is going to continue. time just told us, we have seen that, is not the case. lena: joint venture many tech companies are expecting their first downturn, the overall job cuts only represent 2% of the tech. regard

reggie: snowflakes in the shot. in the north officials are monitoring travelers conditions on route 10. it is expected to get several inches of snow, which could create dangerous conditions. it is not equipped with snowplows to clear the ro it is something they will have to keep in mind. >> snow on the roads concerns me. reggie: even without snow, panoramic road could be dangerous. yesterday, a car flipped over. no one was hurt. if driving conditions become a hazard, officials could keep the gates closed. kumasi: there's a live look from our camera. it is showing you what is on the way this morning. yesterday, snow was blowing along the truckee area. that is the road that takes you into tahoe road. reggie: power is coming for pg customers across the bay area. thousands are still in this morning. immaturity of these homes and businesses had the power knocked out -- a majority of these homes and businesses have the power knocked out wednesday. one in three customers did not have electricity. part of the challenges dea

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reggie: thank you. we have more coverage coming up, including power outages impacting thousands of customers. kumasi: first, we are meeting one woman working to build a bay i had no idea how much i wamy case was worth. c call the barnes firm to find out what your case could be worth. we will help get you the best result possible. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ reggie: abc7news is celebrating black history month, highlighting people working to build a better bay area. kumasi: in the east bay, one woman has been doing it for decades and at the age of 80 has no intention of stopping. i got a chance to speak with her about how she is building homes and a legacy. ♪ thank you. about to get wild. kumasi: on seven thing campbell, it is all about building. not just this apartment building, but legacy, unity, and wealth. >> i feel like i put one more footstep in the sand of time. >> this is the woman behind it, elaine brown, and she named the building going up the black panther. kumasi: do you fe

reggie. kumasi: developing news this morning, we are seeing some really shocking video of a man walking into a san francisco synagogue pulling out a gun and firing what appears to be blanks. thankfully no one got hurt. the synagogue wasn't damaged as you can imagine worshipers are shaken. abc 7 news reporter lena is in the district. the f.b.i. is now involved. lena: that's right. the rabbi of this synagogue tells us they only notified police about this shooting on thursday morning because those who were here at the synagogue when this all happened on wednesday night feared retaliation. take a look at this video. this is surveillance video showing on wednesday night a man entering the room inside of the shearson -- schneerson newish center. he fires -- jewish center. he fired several rounds. many thought he shot blanks since no one was injured. a congregant who was here says the reason people were slow to react was because they were stunned. based on what the suspect was saying he is adamant t

reggie: where that bird was. [laughter] spencer: you could go to one of the higher elevations right now. it is windy and snowy enough, you will see stuff swirling around. [laughter] reggie: it is comfortable right here. spencer: not so cozy outside right now. we still have our storm and rain that seems to be intensifying in some spots as the green colors give way to dark green and yellow indicating have your downpours. we still have snow in the higher elevations dropping to lower elevations. the storm ranks level 2 on the storm impact scale. rain is heavy at times, gusty wind, thunder and hail, but it will weaken later in the day. here is the animation showing by 5:00 in the afternoon it will be quite a bit weaker than now. there will still be pockets of showers and it will be cold tonight. we have gusts up to 36 miles per hour. they are lighter in the north bay but gusty elsewhere and that is i reflected this morning. temperature readings in the upper 30's inland and low 40's around the bay shoreline. this day i

reggie, lynitra and stacey. come through hundreds of calls and texts until -- >> a very interesting sequence of calls actually emerged from that. >> a sequence on february 14th. it went like this, at 6:42 pm reggie called lynitra. at 6:45 lynitra called stacey. at 6:48 lynitra called reggie back. >> in my mind, reggie called lynitra and said -- >> and then lynitra called stacey and confirming yes here, i don't have the money. and then lynitra calling back and saying yes, go back there. >> and after that, no more calls. until 8:40 pm when reggie call two lynitra captured by the tower near the crime scene. >> the call at 8:40 pm to lynitra ross was reggie coleman saying, yes it's done. >> and, then this at 9 pm, lynitra sent stacy a text, happy valentine's day, it's said. >> is that a code? >> it was. >> quote for, it's done. he's dead. almost there now. all he needed was the money trail to prove murder for hire. so, bank records this time. >> it was the same tedious work as the cell phone records. >> guess what?

reggie: extreme weather causing widespread damage. williams experiencing tornadoes, heavy rain. kumasi: this is a live look from our tower camera. lisa is checking the timeline of today's rain. [horns honking] reggie: a semitruck, are not able to provide too many details on the stunts over the weekend. kumasi: a huge night angela bassett. the oscars are now two weeks away. reggie: you really needed to see all the memes when she did the thing. jobina: viola davis is my woman. reggie:

thank you, reggie. good morning, everyone we're going to bring in our oakland camera showing you 80 at the coliseum. check out those northbound lanes. there are really stacked up right now. there was an earlier brushfire around 23rd that has cleared but you're still looking at loads of residuals delays. there also want to let you know that major crash we're following an alamo has cleared on northwest 6 80 before stone valley road. hey, lisa. a. it is a gorgeous morning out there. you can see the golden gate bridge, 46 degrees 39 palo alto and looking from our exploratorium camera. just as pretty temperatures in the low forties to upper thirties. we're going to increase the high clouds from time to time for filtered sunshine upper fifties to low sixties today and at a high pressure builds back in tomorrow and thursday for the warmest days of the week. reggie thanks so much lisa live with kelly and ryan is up next and we're on the air again at 11 a.m. from ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and r

reggie: the call to action and how lawmakers are reacting. kumasi: help is on the way for coastal communities impacted by the floods. the federal assistance helping those in need. reggie: good morning, it is wednesday, february 8. look who is back. just for like one day. reggie: we missed you. drew: my mom was watching up earlier than i was, not me, i was sleeping. it is like it is my time and she was like they are so funny.

reggie: what it takes to take care of the on housed in the bay area. the challenges the city must address immediately. kumasi: today, leaders in silicon valley are attempting to diagnose issues facing the area. among them, tech layoffs. reggie: he is accused of operating a home drug lab that led to the deadly explosion which ended up killing his wife. what else we are expected to learn as the suspect faces a judge today. kumasi: president biden officially addressing the unidentified objects shot down. reggie: good morning on this friday. kumasi: let's get a check of the forecast. drew: warmer than yesterday with a a t

reggie: the impact weeks of showers are having on a water supply across the bay area. >> good morning, everyone. >> put the umbrellas away. we have dry skies

reggie: welcome to tuesday, february 21. fat tuesday. >> i'm ready.

reggie: an important deadline in the state's master plan to build more housing. some cities in the bay area are pushing back. >> and now you guys are going to have 30 families over my fence. >> atherton -- works in atherton can afford to live in atherton. reggie: residents resisting plans for more affordable housing. good morning. it is february 1. it is black history month. is is possibly the day that beyoncÉ announces her tour.

reggie: there is a color story. jobina: is it going to be cooler

reggie: good morning. kumasi: a lot to get to this morning. drew: temperatures above average and cooler weather hits us tomorrow. 37 the chilly spot in santa rosa. 44 right now in oakland. here is