and tender white meat chicken. lean cuisine. san jose hockey team has been suspended indefinitely because of alcohol. >> good morning. there are a few high cloud temperatures are beginning to warm up. >> good morning. it is 8:00 this saturday morning. state tv in egypt is reporting that the leadership's ruling party have resigned in a new

gesture to protestors but hosni mubarak has not step down. thousands gathered in central cairo demanding that the president step down. they have been holding peaceful demonstrations continuing to call for the president hosni mubarak to end his trm immediately but he remains defiant. an assistant prime minister said things are calming down even suggesting that the crisis may be revolved without his immediate departure. a google executive has become a figure head of the uprising. he joined the protest in cairo. the family believes she in government custody. here is the latest from cairo. >> this morning they remained determined for mubarak to step

down. angry mobs are gone. the violence has stopped at least for now. >> what do you want to see? you want to be a doctor. >> there are pro mubarak demonstrators were hurling rocks. on day 12 so many have spent days and nights there. others continue to come back. >> what keeps you coming back. why are you here again today. >> nothing has changed. the system is the same. >> you are a student a young actress and from the beginning what is your hope now? >> my hope the same as i started democracy freedom and social justice. >> the bandages and wounds after two days of violence.

this man showed me of being shot in the arm. he has been here for days and says this is what the government has done. >> the tv is reporting on an explosion at a gas pipeline setting off huge flames seen miles away. there is a concern because those gas pipelines run to jordan and israel. >> we just received word that state tv is part of the leadership of the ruling party. secretary-general and president mubarak's son has resigned today and attackers have set up at a church in northern egypt. >> today was declared an international day of mobilization and pistol the day with the revolution.

thousands of bay area people will stand in solidarity for those fighting in justice and liberation at a rally in san francisco's plaza. it will also include live interviews with people from egypt. >> in other news san jose's hockey team is off the ice this morning amid alcohol use. players and parents and coaches held a meeting last night to discuss the situation. tomas ramon reports from san jose. >> the spartans had left the closed-door meeting. they would not answer questions. the university received a couple of calls about the team abusing alcohol while in uniform.

harris is a san jose spokesperson. >> this does involve alcohol. all of our club sports are fully aware that alcohol and team sports don't mix. >> this is them playing last march. they won't say when or where was consumed whether was on the road or during the game. he didn't want to say too much. >> we will do anything that is needed. i'm not sure of what the allegations are. >> he repeated several times he didn't know why his team was suspended. he has faith in his players and think they will be cleared of any charges. >> we believe it will be. i'm sure the players -- i'm confident the players will be exonerated from any of that. >> the team was supposed to play against san diego but nobody is

sure when the team will play again. he was looking forward to watch his first san jose hockey game. >> this was going to be the first san jose game i attended and i'm disappointed. >> they are going to host the division finals this march but they don't know whether they will play in them. the investigation will take two to three weeks and if there is wrongdoing by the players, those players could be expelled. >> oakland's police chief says he is staying on the job despite frustration about budget problems. his future has been in doubt ever since he are revealed he was applying for the chief job in san jose. yesterday he joined oakland mayor jean quan had a zbleefg the bottom line i came to the city is try to make a difference for the city and asked me to stand by them.

>> his decision came after meeting with top city officials that led to a deal to rehire ten of the 80 officers laid off last summer. >> a peace march is planned through san francisco's troubled old town. police chief will join 200 others and will walk along linden to eighth lane where a shooting left several men dead. >> milpitas police have released sketches and three possible kidnapping attempts in the last few weeks. the latest is somebody tried to grab a 17-year-old girl. he is scripted as hispanic 20-30 years old. 5'8" and physically fit. here are a couple sketches of the other suspect. he tried to lure two girls into

his van on separate occasions and exposing himself. >> a disturbing story this morning. a statewide search is on for the man they believe he is mutilating dogs cutting off ears and tails. some of the images are graphic. >> his ear has literally been cut off. >> she is three and a half old pit bull. this is what she looked lick when they found her. >> the stitches were holding the flesh together along here and was a fishing line. >> it's an act of mutilation of a dog. >> the spca is looking for

damien maldonado. he claims to be a licensed at the time that can do ear croppings. but in five cases this was the result. this tale was cut off and the ears were taped. they raided his home but couldn't find him. this neighbor didn't want to be identified but says he has heard nonstop barking from the house. >> authorities believe that he opened on animals all over the state including fresno and santa clara county. there is $5,000 reward for anyone who can help with his arrest. lisa amin gulezian "abc 7 news." >> target reaches a settlement with the state over allegations

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welcome back. next week president obama takes his job campaign to michigan. he'll show how investing in infrastructure to attract jobs in the most remote communities. he said the bipartisan tax incentive are helping companies and families recover from the recession. he spells out what to expect from corporate america in return. >> if we make this best place to do business businesses should make their mark in america. they should set up shop and pay decent wages and invest in the future of this nation. that is their obligation. that is the message i'll be bringing to american business leaders to the american chamber

of commerce on monday. >> he says the ultimate progress is that every american that wants a job can find a job. >> target is paying the state millions of dollars to settle a lawsuit how it throws away things. los angeles times reports that target will pay $22 million but admits no wrongdoing. they accused the company of dumping goods into trash bins. as part of the settlement they will have to train employees on proper waste disposal. >> facebook may be moving a few miles up the peninsula. they have scheduled a had a news conference on tuesday. they reported that facebook has bought 22 acres of property next to the sun microsystems campus. lisa argen is here with the forecast. >> lots of sunshine and north

winds starting to blow. temperatures are really warming up quickly this morning and they will continue to warm throughout the weekend. tell you what to expect next. >> also next slim down panda and mustache. new look for the giants as they talk about their world series title. oprah: a tv first. the billionaire dad of a family empire, donald trump. his wife, melania, and his five children, all together. then -- [ female announcer ] back to school means back to busy mornings.

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f mount tam. sun is up. temperatures will be warming up very quickly. possibly setting new records today. lisa argen will have our forecast in just a couple of minutes. a different story in the south where much of it is under a layer of ice and snow causing deaths in several states. in dallas melting snow and ice have had a chilling effect on fans trying to arrive for sunday's superbowl. >> when the snow and ice finally stop falling from the sky in dallas it fell from cowboy stadium. friday afternoon huge slabs of ice plunged from the roof of the stadium entering workers below. >> is i looked up asaw almost like an avalanche, that is what it sounded like falling off the

top of the stadium. >> mother nature has been the superbowl's most stubborn and unlikely opponent. who could imagine that a city could be a massive and then half foot of snow. hundreds of flights flights have been cancelled. the fans of greg jennings stuck in michigan desperate to see their son. >> if we start walking we could get there. >> 550 steelers fans spent most of friday at the pittsburgh airport. >> all of the interstates are sheets of ice and rarely do you see cars secretary any going more than 20-25 miles an hour. icy road are blamed for four fatalities across the south but that is not scaring the fans away but not for long.

today's high will be in the 40s. tomorrow the 50s which means the snow and ice will melt before the big game including what is still on top of cowboy stadium. ryan owens arlington texas. >> i feel bad for the rest of the country because we're seeing warm temperatures. >> in another week or so we'll be back to more winter like conditions and east part of the country should get a break. it's been a long time of warmer than normal weather here. we will enjoy it this weekend. high definition you is sufro camera clear skies and a few high clouds around but let me tell you overnight we have south winds at half moon bay temperatures in the mid 40s and then by about the winds will switch to the north and

temperatures skyrocketed to the low 60s so the north winds are going to allow numbers to warm up and gusting in the hills of the north bay east bay and santa cruz mountains. we have wide ranging temperatures. 51 in san francisco with low 40s on the peninsula winds at the surface are calm but 800 feet we have warmer air. everybody is warmer. maybe 20 degrees warmer. it shows what the winds are capable of doing. mostly the winds kick up and stay windy through tomorrow. so there is a wind advisory from 4:00 this afternoon until 10:00 tomorrow morning. sustained winds 25-35 miles an

hour. winds gusting to over 55 miles an hour at mount diablo. be careful out there this afternoon double barrel high pressure and the flow around the high we're getting those offshore winds. a few cirrus clouds slipping in but that won't change the warming. strong ridge in place and in fact getting warmer tomorrow. more heat tonight overnight. that will allow for a warmer start. mid-70s tomorrow. here is a look in the south bay. 71 in san jose 72 saratoga. peninsula beautiful afternoon 71 in redwood city. san francisco, 69 degrees.

3-10 degrees above normal and record in santa rosa at 74. 68 in san rafael. near east bay beautiful day upper 60s from berkeley to 70 in oakland. out over the hills windy conditions higher elevations with low 70s in pleasanton. down by the monterey bay, some of the warmest numbers 70 at monterey. seven-day forecast normal today and tomorrow, kind of breezy call it windy cooler and dry next weekend. if anything, we're going to see some changes. >> thanks so much. >> in sports nine more days remain in spring training begins. but today giant fans get a upclose look during the fan fest. here is larry beil. >> good morning. giants have their big fan fest at at&t park. they are talking about tens of thousands of people and

everything gets started at 11:00 a.m. giants took care of business yesterday. extending contracts for general manager until 2012. defending the title and pablo's wait. >> there it is. and first time since 1954 the giants are world champions. >> thanks to the world series run into november the off season was shorter than usual but giants' players feel like spring training can't come soon enough. >> to me the season was over and i was already kind of ansey getting going again. it makes it more fun to come in with the world series title. >> tim lincecum is ready to go. >> to get to spring training and know my body a little more.

>> speaking of bodies all eyes were on pablo sandoval. he struggled with his weight. he should some pounds. >> i don't know how many pounds i lost a lot. >> in his off season of self immaterial prove. he has been running with dan oh brian and talking about hit weigh barry bonds and more intense workouts captured in showtime documentary. ask. >> it's not easy doing the workout. >> and the joo giants ended 2012 as the hunted and not the hunters and they are ready for the challenge. >> people are going to make a run of us and we need to defend.

we're all on board with that. >> the grand spectacle superbowl is tomorrow but everybody in the league is wochk if the title game will be followed by a walkout on march 4. packers and steelers were working out the commissioner said how important it is for meaning title negotiations to begin now. there will be some talks over the weekend but whether they result in progress remains to be seen. among those asking questions bengals receiver ocho cinco. >> do you know how far we are getting a deal realistically done? >> as i said before both sides will be prepared for every outcome. i can tell you the commitment on behalf the ownership is to get an agreement. we will get an agreement. that is only going to happen when there is intensive negotiations between your union and and the owners and that has

to take place. >> raiders quarterback has been named one of the pre-finalists for the man of the year award. it honors the players and charity work off the field as well as excellence on it. he does extensive work in the community including college tour for scholars. >> it's very humbling for me to be here because you never do this type of stuff for this kind of register anything it continues to raise awareness and i just thank you guys for recognizing. >> the cold weather that has caused havoc all over the country has hit phoenix as well. they have had frost delays in the phoenix open and because of the bad weather it won't wrap up until monday. par three 16. one of the largest galleries here is a birdie. rolls it home. in round 2. shot of the day hunter for a

par wow! defending champ, six under and co-leader here is a birdie. he is tied with mark wilson. that is a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here at 5:00 with the could think hoop highlights. some of egypt's top leaders have stepped down. >> i'm nannette miranda in sacramento critics are questioning whether an insurance industry for california assembly is legal more on the blue shield rate hike. new look for cries lear ler. new signs of

good morning everyone. weave developing nice out of egypt. leaders are egypt's ruling party has just resigned in a new gesture to anti-government protestors however hosni mubarak remains in power. ruling party's secretary-general and mubarak's son resigned today according to egypt state tv. we have learned this morning that protest leaders met with the prime minister to ease mubarak out of office. thousands continue to gather at tahrir square. president mubarak refuses to leave immediately so egypt would fall into chaos if he were to suddenly step down. president obama is trying to form a transitional government allowing him to step down. >> the future of egypt will be determined by its people. it's also clear that there needs to be a transition process that

begins now. that transition must initiate a process that respects the universal rights of the egyptian people and leads to fair elections. >> u.s. diplomats are trying to convince mubarak to hand military power until power is transitioned. >> they are trying to limit atomic warheads. new start treat at this went into effect when hillary clinton exchanged papers with russia's foreign minister on the sidelines of a security conference in munich. it limits each side 1500 strategic warheads. >> health insurance giant blue shield delayed plans to raise rates by as much as 59% but new outrage from critics. after they hosted a $100,000 fund-raiser for the speaker of the assembly.

after weeks of public outcry over rate hikes as much as 59% blue shield finally agreed to delay the move this week. they want the bring in company executives and demand an explanation. >> this is the largest rate hike in california history for health insurance. i think there is no question that the legislature should be holding hearings. i think they should be subpoenaing the ceo of blue shield. >> saying he is just as outraged as the public that assembly spooker he plans to hold hearings. >> we are. think you see the health committee starting down that process. >> the health committee's chairman said there is no plans issuing a date. leaving some to question how to hold their feet to the fire particularly they threw him a $100,000 fund-raiser at this sacramento restaurant. that his car and driver waiting

outside. >> they need to give back the money or hold hearings very quickly because the specter of impropriety is great. >> he said it's not a factor. >> we can be fair, it's not the assembly's role to do the oversight. >> we need to be very aggressive and the speaker is going to be very aggressive in protecting consumers first. >> you may recall how the assembly quickly and famously used the subpoena threat to call the ceo in to justify a 39% rate hike. the company later with drew it. >> the question is one that is -- >> mr. chairman. >> the head lobbyist who put together the fund-raiser calls were never returned. they have 60 days and the clock is ticking for the legislature.

concord's mount diablo school board may decide which of schools to close down. they may look at a new option that hasn't been discussed. they have gone through the painful process of narrowing the decision three of seven schools to save $1.5 million each year. trustees will discuss a new option to achieve the savings without the controversial closure. tuesday's meeting is expected to be held at mount diablo high school. >> now according money scope report dealerships won't be closing any more. >> you seek it. money being spent because auto sales or the come back. they are projecting sales could

hit 13 million vehicles this year. the ceo of chrysler is in san francisco to talk to 17,000 auto dealers and the vendors who supply them. he is hoping the turnaround as traction. we need to walk before we start running. i think we can do it the hard way a number of things. i don't think -- it's rigorous and displichbd that as we. >> they will invest $500 million to support the dealers. he operates 100 show rooms. >> you can feel it in the attitude. there is more excitement. we're seeing a better product. >> national auto dealers association is setting all large exhibit at moscone center. >> auto loans are very low right

now. average interest rate is about 6%. you have a fleet of cars that is actually ten years old. >> potential snag could be rising fuel prices. john humphrey at research firm claims detroit can survive that. >> the fundamentals are strong huff to weather that. it might slow the pace of that. >> the recession fueled meltdown of automakers 2,000 dealers disappeared. remaining dealers are profitable. >> had roet reside ahead isn't guaranteed to be smooth but there are tens of thousands of people that are counting on the auto industry to help them, as well. >> you can see the complete interview with chrysler ceo at www.abc7.com.

traffic note for you all this weekend, two of the ramps that connect 880 and highway that connects to san mateo bridge. work begin last night and continue through monday morning. follow the detour scene or take eighth street to avoid the closures altogether. >> and it may be february but we're going to have 70 degree temperatures. even warmer than it's been. records out there. windy conditions, as well. that will aid in the quick warm uptoday. take a look outside. a few my clouds low 50s downtown. 60s at our coast. forecast is next. >> also ahead a seismic inspection. something that haaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa

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water for two third of the bay area is undergoing a major overhaul. hetch-hetchy's retrofit will begin this year. it will give water officials to go to places they haven't been if decades. dan ashley says it's an exclusive look inside this amazing system. >> this pipeline was built in the late 60s to meet the growing demand for water along the peninsula. typically it carries water for more a of than a million people. it's seven stories below the surface and no one has been inside it to inspect it since the water was turned on more than four decades ago until now. >> this hasn't been inspected since 1967. >> the lead insurance inspector in san mateo county. >> we are the infrastructure

that rarely gets inspected that is so critical to the population that you rarely have the opportunity to unwater the tunnel to check on them. >> this stretch was carefully walked by engineers and water officials looking for anything that may affect the flow or quality of the water being sent through it. >> we are looking for stress in the concrete lining that might be indicated by cracks. it might be indicated by leaky water. >> this can be dangerous work the communication is by radio letting everyone outside that everybody inside is okay. it has unseen dangers. the air is constantly monitored. a fan forces air through one side of tunnel.

every valve is locked until everyone is out of the tunnel. >> the opportunity for them to assess the condition of the tunnel is a rare opportunity. >> and it is an opportunity made possible by one of the largest water infrastructures upgrades in california history. since the 1920s water from hetch-hetchy has provided 2.5 million people in northern california with some of most valuable water in the nation. high school an engineering marvel managed by the san francisco puc. years of deferred maintenance and old construction techniques have made it vulnerable in a major earthquake. in 2002 voters approved a bond to pay for their share of repairs to the aging system. it will than paid back over time with increases in water rates. some of the largest projects are ramping up to start this year. >> we're going to be dedicating a project for the next six

months. >> ed hair tons heads up the puc and $4.5 billion project. including plaflg pipes with a tunnel a new dam and upgrading water treatment facilities. >> we have $2 billion under construction which is pretty amazing. >> he says the goal is to completely upgrade the hetch-hetchy water system by 2015. >> one of the fundamental challenges we have in the program is rebuilding it while had it stays on line. >> that is why they are putting this new tunnel new crystal springs reservoir providing a path to keep water flowing to customers and during emergencies but the older tunnel is still an important part of the system and why this inspection was so critical. >> it turns out the tunnel is in fantastic shape. we won't have to go back in the tunnel for the foreseeable

future. >> water was scheduled to be shut off for 20 days but crews finished the job in half time. >> lisa argen is here with the forecast this weekend. >> we're going to see warming temperatures quickly. winds picking up and as we head outside, it looks beautiful from the sutro cam. you see headlands and sunshine. we have a few high clouds around. we have had that the past couple of days. winds are really offsetting the cool atmosphere through the overnight hours because we are already in the 50s and low 60s at our coast. chill any numbers out by travis 38 in fairfield and 45 in oakland, 46 in fremont. good morning. we are looking at the calm winds at the surface you get above 800 feet and the winds begin to really gust especially in the east bay. not yet in the north bay and because of that we're much warmer this morning, as much as 20 degrees warmer half moon bay.

your wind whips around at 5:40 this morning. from the southwest to the north temperatures jump 10 degrees in about an hour's time. we'll continue to see the warming and the wind in the hills this afternoon. the overnight hours and also tomorrow. with that we won't cool that much tonight. today records are likely around the bay as well as tomorrow. we start out warmer and no rain in sight for the next seven days. wind advisory in effect 4:00 this afternoon until 10:00 tomorrow. look for the winds sustained out of north 25-35 miles an hour gusting to over 45 miles an hour. in fact right now mount diablo wind gusts of 52 miles an hour. that is pretty high up there. 3800 feet. we will see more likely the breezy winds and should enjoy the day today because it's bringing us temperatures well above normal. anywhere from 3-10 degrees above

average. 58 in oakland and san francisco. double barrel high pressure cirrus clouds spilling over the ridge. from time to time we'll see that. overall the ridge remains in place. it's a strong one. it will begin to weaken next week tomorrow it continues to strengthen. tomorrow could be warmer by 2-4 degrees than today's readings. we will see numbers flirting with the low 70s in the south bay. 73 in los gatos. 70 in sunnyvale. peninsula numbers range from mid-60s. 71 in redwood city. san francisco coming in at 69 degrees today. 65 in the sunset district. north bay maybe a record. low 70s in santa rosa and sonoma. berkeley with 70 in fremont and out over the hills. breezy and higher elevations concord, 71 as well as danville. monterey bay 74 in salinas.

accu-weather seven-day forecast couple of degrees warming tomorrow. slightly cooler. winds will stay with us throughout much of the week and we'll see highs in the mid-60s. still very windy if you are headed to the mountains and we'll see 50s. >> thanks again. enjoy it while you can. sarah palin and her daughter bristol are trying to protect their names by trademarking them and turning them into brands. registration was refused because a form had not been signed. >> don't go away 7 on your side is next. >> a brand-new auto insurance program could save you a ton of money. i'm michael f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f f

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it's going to be a beautiful day. warm temperatures in the 70s we could be setting new records. they are having a fan fest over at&t park a good opportunity to get out there and see the giant players and make it a great weekend. >> secret service is trying to find the hackers that broke in nasdaq network. there were multiple breaches over the past year and evidence point to hackers in russia. the stock exchange's platform was not affected. they could have sinister intentions including financial gain theft and trade secrets or be a national security threat. >> new car insurance programs are rolling out that could save you serious money. 7 on your side's michael finney is here to explain how it works. >> you are stuck in this hoping it doesn't happen to you but in

the car next to you there is a guy who is in the traffic every day. is it fair that you pay the same for car insurance? >> i want to get ward had if you are not as much of a risk as the other guy. >> now you can. they are allowing insurance companies to base rates on how much you drive. state farm is the first to offer a program in northern california. >> program is called drive safe and save. essentially what it is it means the less you drive the less you pay. >> at state farm agent dave stewart. the program starts in a couple of weeks. i think it does a better of job of notching risk to price which is something we are concerned about. >> i don't know i've been on the same side as state farm in a news story. >> as a watchdog says they are following the spirit of the law by allowing savings even a

little at a time. >> which which means if you are driving 9,000 miles a year and you are able to carpool once or twice a month you will go down maybe a thousand miles and with that you'll see savings. >> for every 500 miles less you drive your insurance will drop between 1-2%. so drive a thousand miles less 2-4% and on and on. >> it's showing what i'm driving. telling them the miles i have driven which i don't have a problem. >> and it's not just about money. >> i was living a green building. a certified building reducing the carbon footprint. i do use public transportation. >> the cap is if drive more you are going to pay more. >> if you have on star that will keep track of the mileage but if not you self-report.

>> coming up next designer buzz in the bay area find out where you can see this unique exhibit next.

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elegant gowns and dresses all of them made of paper. necklaces, handpieces and all the shoes. stunning in detail. it begin with making paper costumes for her children 20 years ago. now it's much more involved. >> you change the effect of the paper. >> she works with a team. they shape the design and then she paints it. >> i look at the fashion. i look at the painting. i look at many things the fabric. >> the pieces had to be shaped and ironed. she has inspiration in classic paintings. this became this. this is the first time all the work has been shown together in this country. >> for this exhibition she was inspired by four european paintings in the legion of honor collection and she has made five

figures of a duchess and child. >> this is more than fashion. this isn't just another show of false, this is fine art. that is what we do here. >> they are not meant to be exact copies closer to impressions. >> it's so unique that everything is painted paper. so in fact it's an illusion in large part. it's a very dream like fantasy. >> it's very simple. >> the show is here at the palace of the arts. >> the show opens today and artists will be today but today only. final check of our forecast. >> we are staying warm and wind advisory, north bay mountains east bay hills and santa cruz mountains. with those breezy winds temperatures or going to soar

quickly today. 74 may be a record in san jose. about 70 in oakland and low 70s around livermore and san jose even at our coast warming into the mid 60s. these temperatures from 3-10 degrees above average. 72 in watsonville. tomorrow is still breezy and then a slight cool down but still dry right through the end of next week. >> seven stimulate days of sunshine. thanks so much for joining us. for everyone here have a great day. next newscast is at 5:00. bye.