live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning on tuesday at 5:00, thanks for waking up early and joining us. we are seeing more record-breaking temperatures today. >> we are. and red flag warnings with that.

>> we have red flag wanting in the middle of winter. all the areas in red, the north bay mountains and east bay hills and diabolo range through thursday morning at 8:00. we have been able to clean up the debris and make the perimeter they lick -- to you make so you will have a natural fire stop. record highs if livermore at 69. 69 in san francisco. 71 in san rafael, 75 in santa rosa, 72 in napa is the theme. the only thing we don't have is poor air quality coming tomorrow. that is in the bigger forecast. first, a slippery ride this morning. >> slippery not because of black ice but because of oil in the roadway. in emeryville at frontage road, westbound 80, we have a ten-seat in diameter circle of oil that could cause accidents out there, certainly a treacherous drive if you drive right over it. you can see it is causing a

delay as you head between university avenue up to the scene of the oil. it hurricanes like -- it look like c.h.p. will be out there. the capital core -- corridor, a up cough the trains are canceled but a bus line will be in place. >> thank you, leyla gulen. in san jose neighbors are waiting to see if an arsonist will strategic again. katie marzullo is in san jose with the plea the neighbors are making. good morning, katie. >> good morning, matt. it is scary. it is erie. all cars and bicyclists, you have to wonder; this the give. this is the more recent works of the suspected arsonist, a victorian home on st. john that with have been a darling house

now boarded up. we have the moment that the arsonist struck, setting it on fire on saturday, one of at least 13 suspected arsons just since last wednesday. the couple lost everything in the fire and they are angry. >> not only destroyed my life, if he continues to burn people's homes he will destroy others' lives because he will get caught. >> the sooner the better. investigators are distributing this sketch handed out to 3,000 people in the air. the man they are looking for is tall, thin, white or hispanic. they also believe it is the man in surveillance video that we have obtained. they say they caught him on video walking past one of the targets with this home one self times before the fire began. people in the area are not taking this lay down the they is

organized and there are 30 volunteer whose have greeted to keep an eye out to stay up overnight and watch for suspicious behavior and the city urging those people to stay in their homes and call 9-1-1? they see anything. do not take action on your own. >> high fire danger because of dry and windy conditions. in the east bay, a red flag wanting is posted. it is unusual to have conditions this dry in january but the lack of rain in the winter means the hillside is tinder dry as strong winds added to that we have prime conditions. first forecast morningses can not recall seeing things so dry to time of year and amy hollyfield has more in a report in 30 minutes. >> it is the season if ticks to be activity transmitting lyme disease from deer and wildlife. the dry weather could get you to

go outside but you are reminded to use tick repellant and wear light-colored clothing which make ticks easier to see. 3 percent to 5 percent of the ticks are infected with lyme disease. >> the governor will not declare a drought in california. he met water managers during a stop yesterday if fresno. all urged the governor to make the declaration calling this "potentially catastrophic," to the farm-based economy. the governor will work with districts to maximize the existing water supply. >> police are vetting a deadly shooting in east palo alto that happened on dumbarton avenue at 7:15. officers found a 19-year-old man suffering from a gunshot wound and he died at the scene. police made in arrests and are asking anyone with information to come forward. >> a state lawmakers wants to

extent the requirement that gun buyers ungo a background check and register to anyone who assemble as firearm. the legislation by the state senator would apply to guns that can be made using 3-d printers. the national rifle association says they oppose any expansion of gun laws. the f.b.i. will review the case of two believes in southern california acquitted of killing a homeless man. a jury found the police officers not guilty. there were protests outside the courthouse following the verdict. the f.b.i. opened an investigation to see if the victims civil rights were violated. no injuries or damage reported from two small earthquakes that rattled the bay area at 2.9 earthquake that many people felt centered a mile

south of downtown vallejo described as "quick and violent." a short time later a second earthquake at 3.2 struck in milpitas. >> a new effort to establish legal medical marijuana distribution in san jose. medical marijuana supporters are collecting signatures for a ballot measure to go on the november ballot establishing a minimum of 50 dispensaries and would prevent if you shops from opening within a thousand' of school. the san jose mercury news reports it is an effort to get voters to legalize the medical marijuana stores before a restrictive proposal is enacted. >> at the richmond city council meeting they will try to resolve a situation involving a mosque that inspectors are threatening to shut down. a world war ii building when the fire marshal has found dozens of safety violations and under

going renovation without permits a bay area leader says the mosque religious freedoms are at stake. >> we have the dangerous conditions out there with regard to fire, and we will get the latest from mike nicco. >> red flag warning until 8:00 thursday morning. in the valleys we have issues at three-quarters of a mile visibility on live doppler 7 hd in santa rosa where the temperature is below freezing from 29 to 31 degrees across santa rosa and we will keep an cry on that. sutro tower, we are looking at a clear sky and we talk about our day planner with the microclimate from 29 in napa to 50 in san francisco and we are seeing a 59 degree temperature right new in what half but that will pull become over the next couple of hours. sunny. before average. low-to-mid 60's by noon. keep the sunglasses and the short sleeps if you want

mid-60's to low 70's at 4:00 and breezy in the hills, through 7:00. it will be a policants evening. the next throw days, unhealthy air develops and temperatures are in the low-to-mid 70's with a change at the coast, on thursday and friday and the rest of us are still dealing with poor air quality and near record high temperatures. now an update from leyla gulen? >> we have more choice on the situation with oil in the road way in berkeley and emeryville toward frontage street on the road on-ramp westbound 80 where we have ten feet of oil in the road. possibly they are going to have to shut down the rank so that you can clean things up. it could take a while. we are looking at a slow down that comes and goes up to the maze so watch out for that. as we look at our drive time traffic, tracy to dublin we are at 30 minutes and 680, southbound from dublin to mission boulevard south 15

minutes and from 101 to cupertino is six minutes. speaking of san jose, a look at 87 over to the tank you can see traffic is light and quiet and a couple minutes from highway 85. >> pizza hut is taking a new approach to get you in their doors. >> a bay area hospital is putting up a "for sale"

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covering berkeley, san jose, and all bay area, this is abc7 news. a beautiful start in san francisco. more warm temperatures. high fire danger in the bay area. mike nicco has the forecast. the daughters of charity say they will sell their network of six hospitals including three in the bay area. the board of the catholic health systems says they are looking if proposals from catholic and non-catholic. they operate seton and a hospital in gilroy. >> several san francisco tenants claim they have been forced to live without heat or hot water with the landlord trying to force them out so he can convert the building to office space. they live at 1049 market street, an office building that was

converted to studio apartments. a lawsuit filed by 11 tenants accused the landlord of harassment and emotional distress. >> all of these people have lived in the building for a significant period of time under the need of necessity: it is affordable housing. they have nowhere else to go. >> the owner disputes the accusations and says the city is pushing him to convert to offices. >> wall street continues the slump and a big change could be on the way for pizza hut. >> we have america's money report. >> topping america's money, slumping stocks. major markets away the world plunged after another down day on wall street. the dow lost 179 points year, the worst day since september. so far this year the dow is down 2 percent. chevrolet corvette was named "car of the year "at -- "car of

the year." jim beam has been sold to a jap piece company on $14 million, japan has a 30's for american bourbon. the whiskey company says no united states jobs are cut. pizza hut will do what other restaurants have done for years: sell pizza by the slice. the largest pizza chain will test out the sale in rhode island and nebraska in small towns. that is america's must be much. >> google will pay $3.2 billion for a company that makes a thermostat to control with an app and will continue to sell items to make life easier at home and have a positive impact on the world. >> snapchat user could have led to an increase in mail, with a use are saying it is all the snapchat spam i am getting

caused by the security breach. the question addressing the 4.million user names and phone numbers a hacker leaked into december. snapchat c.e.o. responded with his own question: no, did you change your setting so only your friends can send you snap? they have apologized for unwanted photos and videos users may have gotten and says the team is working to resolve the issue. >> if you look if a two-for-one deal, this homes with a car, check it out, a multi million dollar home has included a ferrari valued at $200,000 waiting in the garage for the buyer with the price at $2.4 million for the house which is 7,600 square feet on one level on an a acre with no homeowner association fees but it does include a fancy pool. >> okay. why not. usually people they in the dish

wanter, throw in the ferrari. >> the ceiling fans ... nice hooking car. >> how does it look for us? >> we are read -- red hot, red flag wanting. rather have a red officer -- red ferrari. >> no clouds in santa rosa. no radar runs. the weather is long the east coast. if you travel that way call ahead. the major airports are wet but for atlanta, they are now clearing the airport. chicago, milwaukee, minneapolis, dealing with snow and so is denver the look familiar? it is almost the same weapon the polar vortex let go of the air they have another plunge coming but nothing like what they dealt with a couple of weeks ago. from mount tamalpais you can see the winds up to 30 miles per hour and looking to the eastern

span of the bay bridge and the port of oakland, this is sunshine and more record highs today, with high fire threat through thursday and as warm this weekend and when we cool, we will still be above average. you can see why we have such a fire danger. our temperatures will be anywhere from five- to ten-degrees warmer than we should be. look for the asterisk where record highs are possible in gilroy and santa cruz is 76 for the warm spot and upper 60's to near 71 in the south bay with san jose, santa clara and cupertino at 71. 72 is a warm spot long the coast at half moon bay. and 69 is a record high in downtown with a lot of records up north, 71 in san rafael, and low 70's at your beaches. 73 in oakland the warm spot not record long the east bay shore and upper 60's to low 70's and upper 60's to near 70 around the east bay valleys with 69 if livermore for the warm spot. the temperatures are all over

the place again, including upper 40's along the cost and san francisco. look how strong the high pressure is, bringing unusually dry weather. the winds are making it such a high-fire danger. check out the temperatures in live more, the average high is 56. you could be nearly 20 degrees warmer than that, the next couple of days. the seven-day forecast, not is warm this week, we are still in the 60's, well above everyone a. have a great day. leyla gulen? >> we are seeing track building over the altamont pass, bumper-to-bumper traffic away from 205 at tracy boulevard up to the pass. everyone else is quiet and in the north by, you can check out the area of orange, an indication of where thing for could be affecting the commute. we have cool temperatures in santa rosa which could mean black ice. be careful. right new, 71 miles per hour, between santa rosa and rohnert

park you continue along 101 between petaluma and santa rosa we are at top speeds but, still, a chance of black ice and fog. at the golden gate through mill valley and toward san francisco further down the peninsula you can seeing in but green and accident-free on 280 and 101 between 92 and 84 and looking clear with a look again at the bay bridge toll plaza, a few extra cars as they move away from the maze to san francisco but a quick seven minute commute a unique sight has plenty of heads turning at lake tahoe. >> who wandered into the middle of a race at heavenly resort? can you see him? >> wait. a bear? >> yes, a bear, as the ski race. the bear hung out for a while, had a snack, laid down and goofed around before cruising quietly back into thed woulds.

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danger, and through 9:00 on thursday morning, another 51 hours of high fire danger. >> in san jose, people are staying up around-the-clock taking shifts to watch out for a serial arsonist and keep him from striking again. investigators say the fire bug is behind a dozen fires in the past week. authorities are offering a $10,000 reward. >> the public of flu related deaths is at 16 this morning. santa clara, san mateo and sonoma recorded additional victims. >> four, the richmond city council is considering a plan tonight to let voters decide if the certify's minimum wage should be raised to $1 an hour the highest in the bay area. if the city council approves the issue goes before voters in november. >> new jersey governor chris christie is look telling rebound

from the traffic jam scandal at the state of the state message and will mention but not dwell on the investigation. >> new figures just released by the obama administration show enrollees in obamacare are older americans, causing worrying among the older enrollees. there is oil on the road we have a bit of fog on the road. more on that coming up. >> thank you, leyla gulen. a little girl is an intent sensation for her adorable double take reaction. take a look. she meets her father's identical twin brother for the first time. her family can be heard laughing as they watch the reaction, and this video posted on youtube

has almost they million views this morning. that is a great look. when her father holds out her arm she is not sure what to do. she seems to get chestable with the situation. >> okay, twins play that trick on their teachers but playing it on your own kid...that is a good one. >> so cute. so cute. >> 5:26. the morning news continues at 5:30 with the top stories. >> a 49er fan takes the stand to ban championship sales to california and what a fan is doing and the reason why it may all be for nothing. >> the bart dispute that resulted in two strikes, finally, ends, with the final vote just taken.

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning. it is tuesday it is 5:29. thank you for joining us. i am kristen sze. >> i am matt matt keller. your shorts may be coming back out. >> the shorts and the wind breaker. >> it is windy. it will be warm this afternoon. good news in santa rosa, three miles is the visibility with the fog lifting and the temperature is below freezing. we have been watching for black ice but so far, no reports. from our camera, the winds are not gusting in san francisco but it is gusting in the hills and that kept our temperatures in the 40's and 50's and spring board to upper 60's to mid-70's inland and same around the bay upper 60's to 70's and near 70 long the coast, a record high

with fire danger continuing today. i will tell you how much longer in the seven-day forecast. >> 42 bart trains are on time. ace train one is rolling. capital corridor train 448 and 551 canceled today and tomorrow for track repair. bus service is put in place. you will be able to get between sacramento and jack london square. as we head over to the drive to berkeley we have this problem involving oil on the frontage road on-ramp and no word if that is closed or what is going on but c.h.p. is headed out there and this is off of westbound 80 and drive time traffic 580, 34 the hot weather is producing other hazards. amy hollyfield is in the berkeley hills where a neighbor faces a major clean up job.

amy? >> look at this. it is windy and dry, look what happened. a tree came down and those are the conditions we are dealing with in mid-january, two trees fell in a berkeley neighborhood yesterday afternoon when it was really windy and the gusts were stronger last night. no one was hurt. firefighters say this is just unreal. they have never seen a january like this. you could hear them step on it, and you could hear it crunch and crackle and this is what we are worried about starting the larger fires. the dry windy conditions combined with a red flag warning in place right now for the east bay hills and for the north bay. it is still calm conditions but they are keeping this in effect until thursday night.

a house fire in antioch led investigators to an indoor marijuana grow. a neighbor saw the electrical panel sparking and called 9-1-1 at 9:00 last night. firefighters found a number of marijuana plants and called police. anyone was home at the time of the fire. a pg&e worker inspected the electrical panel to see if that sparked the fire. lighting used for indoor growing operations are then to cause wiring to overheat. volunteers near downtown san jose are looking out to stopping a serial arsonist who has set a dozen fires in the past six days. 30 people volunteered to keep an cry out in the overnight and last struck sunday morning. so far he has not used an accelerant and starts the fires by setting a blaze to objects

standing up against a wall. katie marzullo will have an update at top of the hour. >> the flu continues to take a deadly toll in the bay area with throw new flu-related deaths announced yesterday in santa clara, san mateo and santa cruz counties. among the latest victims is a 54-year-old sonoma county resident who had underlying health conditions. the flu is hitting we posted a link on our website where you can get a flu shot at abc7news.com and look under "see it on tv." the richmond city council will let voters decide if the minimum wage should be raised to the highest level with the city council expected to decide whether to propose boosting the minimum wage to $11 an hour or up to $15 an hour.

employers with fewer than ten workers are exempt. the lowest option is higher than the current highest minimum wage. a bus crash left 16 injured after it smashed interest a semi truck. the but was on the way to washington from los angeles with stops along the way. the c.h.p. is investigating but it appears the bus rear ended a big rig when a semi hit the brakes. sonoma county supervisors will consider the cost of creating a new park in the name of 13-year-old andy lopez. officials say the cost of the park could run between $2 million and $3 million. he was shot and killed by a sheriff deputy while carrying a coy ak-47 in october. a 21-member community task force met for the first time last

night and will make recommendations on how to review insurance dens involving deadly force by law enforcement and consider splitting up the sheriff and coroner's office. the meeting gave a group of teen activists known as andy's youth a chance to speak out about alleged harassment. >> andy's death is the breaking point. it should not have taken this to on the eyes to what is going on for the community. now we cannot let his death be for nothing. >> a temporary memorial to lopez has been rebuilt at the spot where he died after it was destroyed by fire believed caused by a burning candle. >> the largest union signed off on a new contract. 87 percent of the members ratified the four year agreement yesterday. the contract ends a bitter labor dispute that led to strikes in july and october followed by a battle over a family leave clause in the negotiated contract.

the agreement includes pay raises and improved safety measures. bart will increase lighting in tunnels and stations and begin re-opening station bathrooms and improve tracking of safety hazards. >> football plans are making plans to watch the big game between the san francisco 49ers and seahawks, with a shot at the super bowl on the line. the classic matchup 20 the biggest provide -- biggest rivalries. the coaches go back as rivals to their college coaching days. both teams say they have been waiting for sunday's game to prove which is the better team. >> one 49ers fan is taking a stand against the banning of seahawks selling tickets to california fans say this is discriminatory. it could be much ado about nothing because the seahawks

only had a few hundred tickets to sell anyway. tickets are still available on the secondary market and this morning the ticket exchange have pairs of ticket for under $900. >> just the thought of it, the concept. >> now mike nicco has the weather. >> winds up to 40 miles per hour but at the altamont pass it is lighter, and 26 in the oakland hills and mount tamalpais is 24 miles per hour wind. the winds are up in our hills and that is why we have the fire danger in those areas until 8:00 on thursday morning! we have not had one last that long during the traditional fire season if the fall, let alone in the middle of january. here is the day planner: the next 12 hours from 30 in the north bay, a lot of us in the mid-to-upper 40's at 7:00, and

above average by noon with low-to-mid 60's and well hang out in the mid-to-upper 60's at 4:00 after spiking around 1:00 o'clock or 2:00 in the low 70's if many areas and check out how mild it will be this evening, low-to-mid 50's. moving failure, throw -- moving forward, it is warmer and poor air quality develops, "spare the air" day tuesday, wednesday, thursday and friday administration it challenges the records. leyla gulen? >> it is challenging over the altamont pass, but it is bumper-to-bumper traffic away from 205 with nothing but red. elsewhere, though, it is quiet and we have this problem and it sounds like the second problem of the morning, northbound 880 at davis street we have a report of a tire that flew off the vehicle and hit someone's car and another tire that was in the lanes so not sure if this is related, however, it is treacherous headed into oakland.

further to the north, not a bad drive as we head back into san jose we saw this project until 6:00, northbound 680, you can find a wider picture of san jose telling but green here, as well, and top speeds on 101 and 280 and highway 85 and highway 87 also listening nice -- looking nice and clear. >> an abuse case involving a bay area senior care home sparks action in sacramento with new regulations that can protect thousands of vulnerable in california who cannot protect themselves. >> new development in the disappearance of a three-year-old girl that drew international attention. >> new questions for new jersey governor, chris christie and what he may

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a minute. >> state lawmakers have introduced legislation to oversee senior care homes in california. this is in response to problems at valley springs manor when 14 parents were left in the facility after the state ordered it closed requiring the department of social services to investigate abuse and neglect within 24 hours and bolster the inspection process by requiring unannounced inspections at least once a year. >> retired police captain is facing murder charges for shooting two people inside a florida movie theater over tempting. authorities say the retired officer was angry when the couple start the texting during the movie previews. the 71-year-old curtis reeves shot and killed the man and wounding his wife. witnesses say the man told reeves he was texting his three-year-old daughter. an off-duty deputy subdued rebounds and took the weapon. they were this to see "lone

survivor." >> british media is reporting that police in the u.k. are ready to make the first arrests in connection with the disappearance of madeleine mccann targeting a trio of burglars operating at the time of the disappearance. a team detectives reviewed old evidence, and they believe the burglars may have information that could shed light on the mccann case. new jersey governor, chris christie returns to the spot lit to deliver the state of state, the first time he has been seen publicly sin the marathon two hour apology last week. today he will outline plans for longer school days, lower taxes for homeowners and ways to reduce crime. he tried to refocus attention from a controversy over vindictive traffic jam and questions of the ad featuring his family in the wake of super storm sandy. >> our strategy was designed to

let the new jersey shore speak for itself. >> if you are a government agency you take the low bidder not someone would charges an extra $2 million. >> a federal investigation wants it necessity if chris christie picked the more expensive ad so he could star in it. >> two southwest airlines pilots would landed at the wrong airport are grounded while the ntsb investigates. it was headed for been -- bronson, missouri and it landed at a smaller airport. the black boxes were sent to washington, dc. southwest says the two pilots have more than 12 years experienced and are on paid eleven pending the investigation. 49er fever is spreading. our cameras found a big case in the heart of the city. san francisco city hall lit up in red and gold just like it was during the super bowl run last year. leaders say it will stay lit at night until 49ers win the

super bowl. not "if" but "when," in 2 1/2 weeks. viewers are have 49ers pride and a couple will go to seattle if the game posing proudly with the tickets. one of cute it 49ers fans is ready for a big win "kap" and you can send us your photos at ureport@kgo-tv.com. >> he is looking like he will kiss his biceps. >> a mean bicep. >> he does. he will work them out. >> mike, the big game, we have freezing temperatures here and we are talking about a possibility of record highs. >> it is amazing a spread with dry air and a dry ground and dry wind you are talking about 40 degree spread possibly even up to 50 in santa rosa where it is 27 right now and i am forecasting a record high of 75

and that is almost unheard of spread from a morning low to a morning high. i will have to check the record morning low i am sure it is lower than 27 but it must be close. live doppler 7 hd shows how dry and clear it is, santa rosa has three miles visibility. that is good. the black ice is forming. we are 36 in menlo park and 37 in palo alto and redwood city is 38. 39 in foster city. san bruno is 46. the other way is 47 in mountain view and 40 in san jose, and fremont and hayward are 42 and 43 and oakland is 56 and santa rosa is 27 and half moon bay is 26 degrees warmer at 63. talk about the microclimate, we have mid-30 through the san ramon valley to 46 in livermore and 42 in antioch. from the east bay hills, the camera is not bouncing but the

winds are around 25 to 30 miles per hour overnight and the winds will keep the fire threat through thursday and more record highs and almost as warm this weekend. now, temperatures compared to average, this is where we will have record highs from 11 to 15 degrees warmer-than-average. and other cities and potentially record highs such as gilroy at 74 degrees and santa cruz is warmest at 76. and mostly upper 60 to low 70's along the peninsula and over the coast and 69 downtown san francisco is the record high and san rafael, 71, santa rosa, 75 and napa 72 record highs. upper 60's to low 70's for everyone else. and 69 in livermore, a record high and upper 60's to low 70's through the central valley. tonight the temperatures are in the mid-30's inland and mid-40's for the rest of us and you can see how dominant this area of high pressure is and another arctic blast will move into the

eastern two-thirds of country while we are in the 70. the coast tomorrow, the difference is poor air quality develops hanging around through friday and the record highs, and hopefully the air is cloner and not is warm, mid-to-upper 60's this weekend. not a drop in sight. we have a car fire east palo alto southbound 101 headed south of university avenue and we are looking at a delay there approaching it. you will be on the brakes with the fire on the shoulder and we understand it is possibly engulfed in flames, northbound traffic is not seeing any slow downs but you will find some construction and this will last for another 15 minutes eastbound highway 84 with lanes blocked at 101. it is wrapping up. you can see what is happening at the toll plaza loading up but fast track is flowing nicely but cash paying lanes, those are,

behalfing up. from emeryville camera this is a picture of the maze where traffic coming away from berkeley you can see that and over to the tolls there are extra cars. no word on the frontage road on-ramp. this was oil out there. be careful. don't go away we want to talk about this. who is that game face? >> i wonder. posted on the abc7 news facebook payment and yours is one of many great photos veto and these are shared by our fans, so we invite you. i could not do the tattoos. >> you can. >> i can, but i may not. >> hopefully leyla gulen has inspired you to send in your photo to ureport@kgo-tv.com. upload them to the abc7 news app or share on facebook page.

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a new app for google glass aims to ease fears over the dangers of driving while wearing the device keeping drivers from falling asleep. it provides an alert when you zone out and navigates you to the nearest rest area. it is being tested and a disclaimer it cannot prevent google glass wearers from actually falling asleep. >> a maryland family believes nothing short of a miracle saved their young boxer from certain death in the frigid wilderness. the dog is being reunited. 13 days ago he jumped a 6' fence. the family was visiting family in madison, maine, for christmas, and searched if days, offering a reward, putting up signs on facebook and a good

samaritan fond him with a broke leg after surviving in the below zero temperatures he is doing fine. >> good story. now, how is the weather story? >> breezy. you can see the lights dancing on the san francisco side of the bay bridge. the temperatures are one to eight degrees warmer today and record high temperatures around the state. upper 60's to mid-70's through central valley. a record high 77 this monterey and 80's to the south and it will be nice for the game like seattle they have been taking our rain, we should take the game. enjoy the game. mid-to-upper 40's. >> an update in palo alto but it is not a car fire but just overheated enough to slow traffic down with activity on the side of the road southbound 101 beyond university avenue

northbound traffic not affected. traffic coming off of the dumbarton is cher. hour is a look at drive time traffic, 580 tracy to dublin is at 4 minutes and highway four is clear at 16 minutes from antioch to concord and 101 san rafael to san francisco is 15 minutes. matt and kristen? >> the marin county sheriff needs your help to find a "person of interest" in an armed robbery. on friday night the department released this surveillance video of the map they want to find and could be involved in robbing a man at gunpoint three pounds of point. the man came to sell the pot to a pat pot club but it was robbed of him along with the cell phone. >> the city will unveil an urban forest plan calling for planting more trees. san francisco now has 700,000 trees covering only 13 percent of the city. the plan wants to grow that to

25 percent of the family. the citients it take over the maintenance of all tree on city streets from property owners reversing what has been happening since the budget cuts of 2007. the cost is estimated at $20 million. next at 6:00, breaking news, a bus crashes in the central valley with new details about what went wrong. >> the personal plea a couple is making to the arsonist who set fire to the home. >> picture perfect photos with your smartphone. we reveal which gives yo

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. a search for a south bay arsonist continues with a desperate plea from the neighbors. a redding in warning in effect for parts of the bay area and the dangerous conditions causing worry among

firefighters^. >> a long time east bacon -- east bay congressman calls it quilt -- quits with a domino effect. >> what a difference for 24 hours with the weather. >> we are seeing very cold but it will change. >> we have a lot to talk about: high fire danger, poor air quality, record highs. the next 12 hours, 45 and freezing above a thousand feet. above average and record-setting temperatures, upper 60's to low 70's. cold in the north bay and everyone else in the 30's to 50 inland where the breezes are causing a problem with the microclimate. above average, sick, at noon and accident at 4:00, records falling and 52 in the en