school officials are trying to reassure worried parents about the threat of a measles outbreak and finding ways to keep their kids safe. thanks for joining us. >> this is a joint effort between county education officials and the health department in the wake of the disneyland outbreak that is now spread to the bay area. matt keller is live in san jose with details. >> reporter: as soon as that letter is released it will be posted to the santa clara county public health department's web sites. they say the most important message is get your measles

vaccination vaccination. schools are a mix of learning, laughter, play time and of course germs. that's why the recent outbreak of measles across california has parents and education officials on edge. especially since many of the dozens of cases originatesed at disneyland. student, staff and families in the santa clara unified school district know how quickly a virus can spread. last year they had to alert the public health department because more than 10% of the students were absent because of flu-like symptoms. >> concerned about the flu at this school yeah, but as far as measles goes not yet. i mean, there are more cases yeah. >> reporter: the county has only one confirmed case of measles and that's in an adult. but that's not stopping the letter to the board of education. it will be sent to the 31 school districts to be disbursed to the 270,000 children and their families. >> it's really just a message to say don't be alarmed don't be

panicked, there have been these cases. but here are the facts. here are some resources. and a reminder to immunized and adults, as well. >> reporter: the only way it to stop the spread is through vaccinations. 93% of children are up-to-date on their immunizations. here is advice from health officials. they say if you're not sure whether or not you've been i'm munized, you can get the vaccination again and it won't hurt. >> and children may be more susceptible susceptible. >> an increasing number are missing out on recommended vaccines. "l.a. times" reports the data comes from records of children treated by kaiser permanente between 2010 and 2012. more than 150,000 kids were

evaluated. it found several clusters where children under three were not getting regular vaccines. those clusters stretch from richmond to is ansan leandro in the east bay as well as northern san francisco county, southern part of marin county. sonoma and nap take werea were also on the list. all lanes of interstate 580 are reopened after a fiery rollover crash that left a woman dead this morning. it happened in the eastbound direction near the 16 fourth avenue exit around 4:30. the highway patrol says a sedan hit the center median and flipped over. a honda pilot suv then slammed head-on into that car. the impact gee jekted three people who were inside. a woman was killed and the sedan burst into flames. two others were taken to eden medical center with major injuries. a man has been arrested after tense barricade situation in san francisco that lasted for 15 hours.

police surroundseded this house looking for a man reportedly threatening his brother who had a restraining order on him. investigators cordoned off the area and stayed through the night believing the man was hold up inside. this morning police got word the suspect may have left and gp to a second location a few miles away and arrested him at that location. a rally was held at the san francisco hall of justice in support of two people arrested did during protests last friday that crippled several downtown b.a.r.t. stations. demonstrators tried to black door block doors on some trains. we're under a high surf advisory along the coast with a special warning about dangerous waves. p the warning will be with us for a while. let's find out what is happening from amy hollyfield. >> reporter: yeah, as we continue to sit here and watch the waves are getting bigger. it's beautiful to watch. but they are expected on grow

in size as the day progresses. and with these large waves comes plenty of warnings. it's the kind of morning that makes you wonder why people live anywhere but here. the weather this weekend is expected to be unseasonably warm. the waves are supposed to put on an impressive show. and that's exactly what has some people feeling very worried. >> they're saying the swell will be building and the weather nice, which is a bad combination because it brings a lot of inexperienced people to the water's edge where a lot of accidents happen. >> reporter: an advisory has been issued hangs to a storm developing in the pacific ocean. steeper beaches face a greater arriving than usual for sneaker waves. >> it would be saver to where there is big undertow real close to the shore. >> reporter: good news for these guy not so good for those who want to catch them.

>> stirs up the sand and they don't bite as much as they usually do. if the water is calmer, they bite a lot more. >> reporter: he took home only three crab, far short of the enten crab limit. >> last week its of call, we must have caught 60 crab last week. but we only got to keep ten a piece. >> reporter: those who plan to enjoy the waves from a safe distance say they're looking forward to the weekend, but say the fact that this this is happening in january clouds the view of this. >> it's scary freaky. i miss the rain. i'm looking forward to next week. so please rain. >> reporter: keep crossing those fingers. there is only a chance for rain on tuesday. if you do plan to come out to the coast this weekend to watch these waves, which are beautiful, you're advised to do it from a very safe distance. forecasters are saying that the

waves will be strong enough to come up and wash people right off of rocks and jetties. reporting live amy hollyfield, abc 7. so far they have been around 6 or 7 feet. let's show you why. a lot of people will be heading there. look at this, just absolutely gorgeous. maybe not quite as nice as the picture amy had, but we're looking for 2600 feet. these are the temperatures for today mid to upper 60s. and we'll be in the low to mid 70s this weekend. so when do you flock to the beach now we're up to 7 to 8 feet. we could get 15 to possible 20 foot sneaker waves now all the way through 6:00 sunday morning. est warmest temperature will be sunday afternoon. and the ocean will be calmest. so maybe that's a better time to head there. right now we have breaking news in oakland. police are there because of a hit and run accident. the "san francisco chronicle" reporting it as a deadly hit and run. this is at the corner of 18th

avenue and east 15th street. and this is the san antonio neighborhood. this happened just after 8:00. the chronicle is reporting that a woman was killed. a cane possibly belonging to her was found, as well. she was taken to the hospital and she died. no arrests have been made. again, this is in oakland right now. police investigation continuing after a suspected hit and run that killed a woman in the san antonio neighborhood of oakland. we're getting a report on repair work to reopen a section of highway 1 washed out by last month's rains. an 80-foot section is still closed in both directions. today caltrans is giving reporters a tour of repairs already made and how much more retains to be done to reopen. the closure has made it tough for visitors to get to the recreation areas. jeb about yourbush will be in

san francisco today. he will speak this afternoon to the national automotive dealers association. it will be one of the final paid appearances for bush before the start of an expected presidential campaign. yesterday bush actually met with another possible gop white house contender mitt romney. romney was a 2012 republican nominee and he may decide to consider another rounun in 2016. and abc news has learned florida republican senator marco rubio has asked his top advisers to prepare for a campaign. at 43 rubio is 20 years younger than both rush and romney. rubio is the son of cuban immigrants. he believes voters want to know that candidates understand the problems they face. hundred wills of dreamworks animations employees are losing their jobs. the company plans to close the pacific data image studio in red

wood city-half the if afacility's 450 workers will be offered jobs in glendale the other half will lose their jobs. the studio says the cuts are part of a reorganization effort aimed at saving money. a popular park in the north bay will be temporarily closed in an effort to reduce the homeless population. the san rafael mayor says it will be closed for at least 30 days starting monday. according to our media partner, there have been growing complaints of homeless people drinking, doing drugs and littering. the mayor says the park will be cleaned and improved upon during the closure. new this morning, napa county sheriff's deputies are in north carolina to bring back dozens of bottles of rare and very expensive wines stolen from the french laundry restaurant. robbers broke into the restaurant on christmas day and made off with 76 bottles of world class wine worth an estimated $300,000. thieves jimmied a door to the

wine room. police managed to trace most of the bottles to a private collection in greensboro, north carolina. no arrests have been marks but detectives are investigating whether people connected to the french lawnry are behind the theft. backing brady, who is stepping up to defend the star quarterback. plus a once popular magazine says so long. what is prompting sky mall to be pulled from flights everywhere.

patriots players are rallying behind tom brady and bill belichick over the deflate-gate scandal saying they stand firmly behind them as the team prepares for next weekend's super bowl. >> tom is a big boy. he knows how to handle all situations. he'll handle this with class like he always do negative or positive. >> both belichick and brady said yesterday they had no idea how 11 of the 12 team balls ended up underinflated. the nfl says it is investigating the matter. brady says he has not been questioned yet. facebook is trying to capture some of the big money that will be spent on ads on super bowl sunday. the social network has begun tracking who is posting comments about the super bowl. those people will be added in to the super bowl audience pool and advertisers will be able to buy ads targeting that pool. last year 50 million users

interacted on facebook about all things super bowl. mike nicco is straight ahead with our forecast. and then stop the presses, known for its bizarre finds, we unveil what is making in-flight magazine sky mall go belly up. and young and in love. what this kid is telling the whole world about his first kiss that is making him a viral hit.

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elfhe willelf airline trial has filed for chapter 11. >> the in-flight shopping magazine is fame for us advertising some of the most bizarre but strangely use till tearian products like this foot rest you can take anywhere or the table top paper towel dispenser with us schltusb ports. the publisher says passengers are keeping busy with smartphones and tablets and they're not reading that magazine. >> you knew it was going to happen. but sad. >> it is in a way. there were some really funny things you could buy, some pranks you you could buy for relatives. >> it was always the first thing i'd look at to see what was new. we cannot buy any rain apparently. >> not even out of sky mall. that's the truth. good morning, everybody. let's take a look at visibility. we have fog in concord but that

is being evaporated by the sun. we were down to about a mile and quarter advise ability last hour. and you can see the winds are light and variable. we'll see more fog in the north bay valleys the next couple of nights. and that's about as far as it will get thanks to that area of high pressure and drier air. you can see the haze hanging around. it will be hazy sunshine today. but it is not a spare the air day. 48 in santa rosa 45 fairfield 49 concord. those area has had the fog, look where it's already 60 in mountain view 66 in half moon bay. on our way to possibly 70 this afternoon. even warmer this weekend. we're looking from the east bay camera down in oakland could see a record high this weekend. hazy sunshine. and next week is trending trier.y er drier.

about 70 in half moon bay. cloverdale, 70. rest of us mid to upper 60s. still cool at night thanks to the look of cloud cover and moisture. upper 30s around santa rosa san ramon valley. mid-40s to about 50 along the coast and the bay. so when you wake up, still kind of chilly. three areas of high pressure trifecta there dominating our weather with and some this sprawling area of high pressure with this sinking air and offshore wind, well it will bring us a lot of heat and it will peak sunday. best collapse for highs chance for his. 70 tomorrow, 74 sunday, 71 monday, all record high temperatures. this is the way it looks from the east bay. some of the haze out there once again and notice this record warmth will come without any spare the air days. now 30% coverage of snow or 30% of our normal snow pack. it looks really bad up in lake tahoe. and i wanted to show you the 7 day forecast. the warmth is spilling up there.

normal high average high 43. we'll be 53 tomorrow. 56 sunday. and monday. a chance of showers tuesday and thursday, but look at what that chance of showers will be. it will be very light and mainly in the central valley in the see sierra. the track heading more east than towards us. 70s hold on monday especially around the bay. mid to upper 60s tuesday with increasing clouds. slight chance of a shower tuesday and wednesday looking worse. but temperatures mid-60s next week this is still warmer than average, but nothing like this weekend. if you are heading to the beach remember the high surf advisory. be careful there. >> thanks, mike. a little boy is stealing hearts around the world with a viral video. >> you know what your first kiss was like. listen to this kid describe his. >> it's just so mind blowing

that i can't just -- it's in my head and heart and kicks me -- kisses me and it blows my brain it goes to my heart. it just goes kablooye. >> there is a freudian slip that will be more important as he lives his life. the video posted by america's funniest home videos. close to half million views in under 24 hours. my brain just goes kablooey! >> good way to describe it. all right. it's friday. that means tirmme for this week's perfect pet. >> graham you'll meet him next. and on rachael ray the style guru helps someone bring their sexy back.

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perfect pet. >> and we have graham from the spca. how are you doing? >> good. >> it's been a treat watching you work with graham. tell us a little bit with him. >> such a sweetheart. graham is 1 1/2. he's a terrier/pit mix. and he's deaf. so he really takes visual cues perfectly. >> knows a little sign language. >> he does. and he's such a great guy. really fast learner. an an absolute sweetheart. he would love an active family, would love to be with other dogs in the house, as well. >> does he scare easily because he can't hear? >> no. he's easy going and just listens to you visually. he's a good bioy. >> will he get much bigger? >> no he's about 50 pounds right now. so he's pretty good. >> a good looking boy. anything quickly coming up?

>> yeah. we have a be mine cocktail party and a don't-a-thon on february 6. you can check out the event details on our website. >> look at how well behaved is he. if you're interested in graham on, call the spc krchltspca. nice seeing you. >> thanks for having us. >> back to you. graham has a good appetite 00. >> i know. all of us here thanks for joining us about. >> who wants to be a millionaire is next.

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