live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >> san francisco police are investigate an an arson at a homemade famous by "mrs. doubtfire." >> the long awaited ground breaking for the california planned bullet train and why it took so long. day one of the consumer electronics show in las vegas. we have amazing products and how a washing machine that does

whites and colors at the same time how does that sound without messing either up? >> sounds like a college student's dream. thank you for joining us on this tuesday. good morning to you alongside so and meteorologist mike nicco has a look at the forecast. >> no more pink underwear? as far as visibility this morning, it is looking gray at half mile at santa rosa. the day planner the next 12 hours we are talking about a little bit of fog and "spare the air" with poor air quality. if you are step out upper 50's to mid-60 and we are warmer-than-average and 4:00, low-to-mid 60's and enjoy the evening hours it is mile at 5 to 58. we have cooler weather for the weekend. >> we don't know about your underwear but your face is pink.

>> continuing on to traffic. sue? we have better news in san francisco an early sig-alert is lifted south of 280 at 101 and it is re-open. in san jose, north 101 out san jose, it is becoming up. headlights northbound 101 the traffic is flowing nicely right here. and in san rafael busy with the tail lights headed over to lincoln avenue moving at the limit but getting busy and starting to slow out of novato. happening today a milestone for california, the ground breaking of the first bullet train that will link san francisco and los angeles. there are still hurdles. matt? i talked with a construction

worker here at the future transbay terminal and he said the first level you can see is going to be the bart level and the level below that will be where the high-speed rail terminal will be and it will be a long time before high-speed rail makes its way all the way to san francisco but the first ground breaking is take place in the central valley and the ceremony comes oz opponents try to block it and this is animation from the high-speed rail authority what bullet train will look like approving $10 billion bond in 2008 and the obama administration and the state legislature have chipped in money for the project. demolition starts last year in fresno for the first segment, 28 mile stretch. the second phase of work takes place along the 114 miles from nets know to bakersfield with completion of the first 520 linking san francisco and los angeles by 2029.

critics do not plaintiff it will -- do not believe it will be as fast as suggested. 632 jobs have been created and the workforce will rise to 20,000 over five years. governor brown is expected in fresno for the ground breaking with hundreds of others. that is taking place today in fresno at noon. 6:04. san francisco police are searching for an arsonist who tried to torch the "mrs. doubtfire," house. police think the suspect could be a former client of the doctor who currently owns the home at broadway. the doctor specializes in facial democrat -- facial feminine surgery. he saw the fire at the garage and front door and he pull it

out himself. our reporter, amy hollyfield, will have a report from the scene at the bottom of hour. transgender women are questioning why san francisco police are not treating a stabbing attack as a hate crime. the couple were riding number 49 because on saturday and were harassed by a man shouting slurs. he followed them off the bus and attacked stabbing samantha twice. he called us fagots and was on a tirade about transgender women and pretenning to be female and defrauding people. >> my thought was to get away from this person, try not to die. >> i hate to think they down play this as a hate crime because they are transgender and they don't understand that. police will not pursue hate crime charges because the stabbing does not meet the criteria. they have arrested the

54-year-old jones. in 2007 he was wanted for a stabbing in ohio. >> hope is on the way for mobile home residents impacted by powerful forms last month. there will be information on how residents can apply for assistance to help with repairs associated with the december 11 storm. the meeting is underway tonight at 7:00 at fairoaks community center in redwood city. a victory for conservation is celebrated in napa part of the national wildlife refuge will reintroduce tidal water to the site for the first time in 100 years after a three year construction project to return the refuge to the 1,500 acres of natural wetlands. >> the empty lot where a 13-year-old boy was shot and killed by a sonoma sheriff deputy will be turned into a

park according to the "press democrat," where andy lopez has been shot. the park was if planning for a couple of decades but there was renewed push after his death. lopez died on the property in october of 2013 after being shot by erick gelhaus who mistook his bb for an assault rifle. >> safe way has to pay $10 million for illegal dumping household chemicals and medicine over seven years. a superior court judge approved the settlement. it stems from allegations that the chains and distribution centers improperly handled hazardous and pharmaceutical waste with spills and customer returns. the money will go to 41 counties and cities in the state. safe way did not admit wrong doing but say they stepped up employee training to identify waste. >> today family and friends and zig aniaries will say a final farewell to new york governor

mario cuomo with the funeral underway at 8:00 a.m. our final including hillary clinton and bill clinton and united states attorney general eric expected. he died of heart failure on new year's day at the age of 82. sony c.e.o. is thanking supporters after the cyber attack that cost the company millions. he spoke to a crowd yesterday at the consumer electronics show in las vegas and said freedom of speech is one of the must important lifelines for sony and despite the attack that threatened to buy out the movie "the interview," it became a digital success bringing in $15 million in four days. the candidate for the 2024 some are games for the olympics will be announced and san francisco could get the gold medal one of four finalists along with boston

and washington dc and los angeles. atlanta in 1996 was the laugh -- the last to host the summer games. they are facing tough competition from a group that wants voters to demand no public money be spent on the olympics if the city gets them. even san francisco gets the nod it with have to compete with the international cities so it is still a long way off. >> but we have the advantage of being the bay area. >> now the weather for the bay area, how does it look? >> thank you eric, we will talk with temperature on the peninsula, 36 at menlo park, and 37 in palo alto and redwood city 38 and foster city 40 belmont at 46. san carlos at 41. low 40's down mountain view and los gatos and san jose and fremont and 44 at oakland and 51 in mill valley is the warm spot

and 33 in santa rosa and close to black ice territory with the fog. concord is 36. livermore is 40. fairfield is 38 degrees. in san jose 280 and 17 an area that could have the poorest air quality is san pablo easy has the poorest air quality. as we look to the san ramon valley on 680 toward that way, another area that could have poor air quality today and tomorrow so sunny and near record highs with temperatures from the low 60's to about 70 and tomorrow almost a repeat of today and cooler wet on thursday and cooler and cleaner by friday. good morning everyone going to oakland now we we have a car that clipped the center divide blocking a lane of traffic and partly blocking, i should say, eastbound 980 before 17, c.h.p. is on the scene calling for a tow truck and san jose fender bender north 101 at

alum rock is in the center divide. from the central valley, westbound 580, 42 miles per hour and it picks up through the livermore valley. it is 6:11, obviously sue was here for leyla gulen, and homes underwater but not the way you think. want for these hopes to milk they sink -- make them sink? >> happy ever after starts with "i do," proving marriage gives you a better chance of being happy for life. >> more weather and traffic all morning through the entire cheryl break so you do not miss a thing. this is an allen family production.

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covering santa clara, san francisco, east bay and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. a frightening scene as wild weather in washington state is blamed for this landslide. pieces of the cliff dave way on the washington coast west of seattle. the area got 10 inches of rain. officials say that the floodwaters have closed roads

and washed away a bridge. residents in idaho have their own weather-related mess. floating homes collapsed from the weight of the snow accumulating on them capsizing with residents running for their libs. a dozen homes on the lake had some sort of damage. 6:15. the ultra rich continue to give, the most subsequent rouse charitable gifts include two bay area technical billionaires. according to the "chronicle," gopro founders gave $500 million to the silicon valley communication foundation based in san mateo. and co-founder of google donated $177 million to his family fund and is 5th on the list for charity. the ranking is based on the ten biggest publicly announced

single gifts. a study finds if you want to be happy, get married. two canadian researchers found married people are generally happier than those who are not. the benefits could be greatest right after walking down the aisle but have the most exact in middle able. researcher shows marriage can help people navigate a mid-life crisis and the happy feeling benefit doubles for people who consider their spouse their best friend. >> our director shouted "who did that study." let's vote again. >> boy is he in trouble. >> wow... mike you want to do the weather? >> i will not throw him under the any takers? takers? anyone?

month? >> our winds are light but throwing offshore and they pick up as you head over the water so the ferry ride is brisk. we have 23 miles per hour across the golden gate bridge blowing from the northeast and flowing to the southwest. be careful. that is why there is in fog. poor air quality. near record warmth. today and tomorrow. more fog 9 next couple of nights. the lows will come up. after this morning fog is not likely. cooler and cleaner air. a chance of sprinkles. that is friday interest saturday. to the south 69 in san jose. that tie as record. 72 in gilroy. that set as report. 74 in santa cruz. you need to be 78 for a record. mid-to-upper 60's on the peninsula, including palo alto and menlo park. half moon bay is the same. south san francisco at sunset it

will be 64. bodega and san rafael and nap ma at -- and napa at 62. the record high is 80. oakland is at 66. 68 in fremont. low-to-mid 60's in the inland east bay valley with walnut creek at 64 and livermore is warmest at 65. tonight, upper 30's to low 40's with no low-to-mid 40's and upper 40's around san francisco and half moon bay. the high pressure shows the last 12 hours...does it move? not really. like trying to get a kid out of bed after two weeks away. we will repeat today's forecast tomorrow so another "spare the air" day is likely for wednesday. the burning ban continues. the seven-day forecast shows a chance of record highs tomorrow and high clouds on thursday and

a few more clouds on friday and we will be back to average by friday and cleaner air continuing through the weekend. we head outside where we have a solo spinout in oakland. it is near 17 eastbound 980 in the center divide and you could find slowing with the tow truck on the scene. and the peninsula north 101 at embarcadero, a car clipped the center divide and swerved across all lanes and ended up on the right hand shoulder so traffic now is getting by the scene and people are watching causing things to slow. bay bridge, turned on this morning at 5:39 and backed to the evercrossing and it is good beyond the metering lights. and southbound 680, brake lights at north main to the 24 junk

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live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. good morning to you. on this tuesday. looking from the east bay. across the bay. looking to san francisco.

it is clear. the bay bridge is sparkling. good morning, i am eric thomas. >> such poetic language so early. take as lot of brain cells. i am kristen sze and meteorologist mike nicco is here. we still have "spare the air" so no wood burning all day with san pablo the worst air quality right new. we have fog to the north and inland but the tule fog is not thick so east bay is fine. in santa rosa you can see the streets including 101, could be plagued by half mile visibility and the temperature is 33 but no black ice. if if you are out the ne hours, 30's and 40's through the morning and upper 50's to

mid-60's by noon and low-to-mid 60's this afternoon. enjoy the warmer-than-average temperatures. a quiet and mild evening with temperatures in the 50's. sue? still trouble on the roads? >> yes. the bay bridge is backed up and is not considered a "jewel." >> you come in early so it was okay. at embarcadero a car is in the center divide and there is slowing. eastbound 980 before 17, that is in the center divide. we make our way to westbound 37 columbus parkway with reports of a motorcycle down which is blocking the right lane west 37 between columbus parkway and sonoma with c.h.p. headed there. we have developing news in san francisco the search for a person who set a fire at a pacific heights homemade -- home

that was made famous by the movie "mrs. doubtfire." here is what we know of a possible suspect. yes kristen, this could be because of a disgruntleed patient at the site of a famous home with damage to the garage where someone set fire. police say they doubt this had anything to do with the movie but they think this attack was personal and someone poured gasoline on the front of home last night at 8:00 and set it open fire. the homeowner put out the fire. no one was hurt. a doctor would specialized in facial feminine surgery said he has had trouble with a parent who confronted him early in the day. the police suspect that person could be who set the fire. although it had nothing to do with the movie or robin williams fans say it is a shame.

>> it is sad a monument is involved. people come to see the home. kids come to see it. that is why we are here. >> they came to see it in august after robin williams fans brought flowers to mount the loss of the man would played mrs. doubt fire and the homeowner was tolerant but has not commented on this personal attack on his home and police have not made any arrests. san jose's new mayor sam liccardo and four city council members will be sworn in publicly after being sworn if last week to ensure corporate continuity of service. liccardo will gave the address after the swearing in.

he is expected to address the lack of trust the labor unions and police force have in him. >> today, more than 100 protesters who marched in berkeley and shut down interstate 80 are due in court and demand charges be dropped in connection with the december 8 demonstration where they protested the recent killings of unarmed black men by police. thousands flooded 80 and parts of university avenue blocking traffic for hours. new developments in the shootings of two police officers in new york in the wrong. police released surveillance video showing one of the suspects at a shop when and firing a gun. the officers were spending to a robbery call at a store and an officer was hit in the him bow and the other in the back. both are expected to survive. the shooting comes as the nypd grapples with the loss of two officers who were killed ambushed sitting in their squad

car. >> today is day two of jury selection in boston marathon bombing suspect dzhokhar tsarnaev. the pool of 1200 will be down to 12 jury members and six alternates. dzhokhar tsarnaev can his brother are said to have planted bombs that kill three and injuring 280 others. he faces 30 charges in the bombings and killings and the shooting death of an m.i.t. police officer. >> san francisco police chief suhr will hold a townhall meeting tonight to discuss a fatal shooting involving officers at the mission police station. police released a letter written by 32-year-old hoffman that supports claim taxpayer he want -- claims that he wanted to be killed by police officers on sunday. we reported on the contents of letter yesterday starting with "dear officers, you did nothing

wrong," he then says "please don't blame yourself." and he wrote to his father and friends of financial troubles and failed relationships. san francisco police shot and killed hoffman while he flashed what appeared to be a gun outside the mission station which turned out to an people health gun. the townhall meeting is at the cornerstone church on 17th next to mission station. police are asking for the public's help to find a 16-year-old girl possibly being held against her will. she has not been seen since leaving her home on new year's day. investigators have information indicate she could be with a man refusing to allow her home. she has in history of being a run away. anyone with information on carson's whereabouts should call richmond police. san francisco's bayview residents have made it clear they don't want candlestick to be blown up. they would prefer it be

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good morning, i will start with oakland talk about a typical january 57 to 44 for high and low. our extremes are 30 and 78. rainfall is 4.75 and we have had up to 12.5. good morning, in san jose, we will talk about you next as we look at 280 and 17 because you have the best chances of tying a record at 69 degrees, 11 degrees above average. most of us are five to nine

degrees warmer than average, another record high is possible 57 at lake tahoe and mid-to-upper 60's through the central valley and 81 angeles with no snow in lake tahoe the next seven days with temperatures well above average and sue is shaking her head. >> it is sad. it is sad. >> again, we are going back to the traffic center with a new accident in richmond area west 80 four cars are involved blocking the fast lanes. heads up, it could ruin your tuesday morning commute. we will follow that to oakland, center divide, eastbound 980 before 17 an accident in the clearing stages and north 101 at embarcadero in the peninsula, four vehicles are involved across all lanes of traffic and now they are blocking the slow lane. it is now 6:41. muni makes the commute easier than ever. you can eliminate headaches

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covering santa rosa, berkeley, san jose and all the bay area, this is abc7 news. 6:45. historic day for california highway speed rail project. today is ground breaking for the first bullet train in the nation that is hoped to carry people from the bay to los angeles in three hours. matt keller is in san francisco with more including the local impact. matt? yes, in the end when the project is done this is where the high-speed rail is going to end. today is a big day for high-speed rail the first ground breaking today in the central valley as opponents block it from gaining traction. this is animation from the high-speed rail authority showing what the bullet train and the terminals would look like. voters approved a $10 billion bond for the train in 2008 and the obama administration and the state legislature have chipped in money for the project.

demolition started last year to make way for the project's first segment, 28 miles from fresno north. the first 520 miles linking san francisco and lossance will be completed by 2029. ityics do not believe it will be so fast or carry so many riders as promised and are trying to block funding. the governor is expected to be in fresno for the ground breaking ceremony along with hundreds of others starting at noon. thanks matt, this summer all you need is your phone to catch a bus in san francisco and muni will introduce a pilot program for apple and droid users that will allow you to pay anywhere at any time. it means you will not need exact change or to find a clipper card vending machine to add money and the app allows you to pay with credit and debit cars and pay pal.

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cut the cord for cable they have espn in a new package and dish network hopes those who do now pay at all because it is too expensive, will switch. >> the dow is up slightly after the big plunge year. >> the big plunge. >> big buying opportunity yesterday. >> is that what that was? >> glass half full much. >> that is what they say the. >> no plunging for the temperatures. they are mild. we will plunge but we are warm today and following the dow and going up. good morning, everyone, that is not the case if you are headed to the east, it is three below and that is the temperature in minute an list and zero in fargo and 13 in cleveland. check out the wind chills it feels like 15 below in chicago and happy below in green bay and 18 below in minneapolis and 17

below in fargo and 14 in st. louis so this is the storm tracker can you see the snow from vancouver and saskatchewan and all the way down to st. louis to washington dc and new york. there are delays headed to the east. at home we have a light wind and that is a reason why we have mild temperatures if places like san lenadro at 51 and 49 in fremont. low 40's around hayward and union city and san francisco. the coldest is walnut creek at licks and dublin/pleasanton at 38. a rough ferry ride this morning and look at the bay, there are though white caps but a 25 to 30 miles per hour wind across the bay area so be prepared. poor air quality and report warmth is the big story and lows are warmer than this morning and sprinkles on friday and saturday. today, gilroy is 72 and san jose is 69 those are the best bets

san mateo is at 66. half moon bay is at 67 degrees today. sunset downtown in south san francisco 64 and 62 at bow danger bay and san rafael and napa those are cool spots, and we go great 62 in hercules to 66 in oakland to 68 in fremont and cooler inland east bay neighborhood at 61 to 65 degrees. upper 30's to low 40's in cool spots and mid-to-upper 40's around oakland and san mateo and richmond and san francisco and half moon bay and san jose. the high pressure is locked in and not moving. it is stubborn. because it is strong it is pushing the high clouds from yesterday to the north so we will have more sunshine today, more stagnant air so more warming and with the high locked in another "spare the air" day is likely tomorrow with the poorest air quality inland east bay and santa clara value. record highs tomorrow and slightly cooler but still, the

possibility of a "spare the air" open thursday and you can see the cooler and cleaner air open friday and saturday and sunday and monday. sue? in san rafael an early accident has cleared out of lanes and you can see the brake lights at the parkway. expect delays. that should be picking up now the accident is cleared. in the richmond area, fur -- four cars, a long line of red approaching the scene which is not good news with speeds up to 23 miles per hour and below approaching the scene westbound 80. to the peninsula north 101 at embarcadero it was a solo spinout cross all lanes and landed in the slow lane and a couple of other cars piled into it so thousand we have four cars in the slow lane northbound 101 at embarcadero. 6:51. hollywood's number one bachelorette is off the market.

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three hours. >> two transgender women in san francisco are questioning why police are not investigating the stabbing attack on them as a hate right. the two were harassed by a man who shouted slurs at them and stabbed one of them twice in the chest. >> four spacex scrubbed the launch to the international space station at the last meant -- minute. it was supposed to take supplies to theses and land on a floating barge in the ocean rather than burning up. there will be another chance on droid morning. >> a study says the common cold really is partly trigger by chilly weather. curing to yale researchers the immune system stops the virus taking hold but when the temperatures drop, so does the ability of the body to fight it off. >> san francisco and san rafael have the worst air quality right new often the "spare the air" day with no wood burning again.

temperatures are nearly record levels under sun from the low 60's to mid-60's inland to upper 60's along the coast and even 70 around the bay. slow-and-go this morning busy most of the morning and this is san mateo bridge with brake lights on the flat section all the way up the high-rise to foster city with a couple of problem spots at richmond area four vehicles in the slow lane westbound 80 and the peninsula, four vehicles here as well, and northbound 101 at embarcadero and that is jamming things up from san francisco. >> so were for a quiet back to work tuesday morning. >> not happening here. >> we continue on-line and twitter and facebook and all monday devices. see you in 25 minutes. have a great day.

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