>> good morning, only carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday february 1st. let's start with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we will start with a pattern change for the new month with a cooler on shore flow. we had temperatures much much cooler with 30s this morning around the bay. up in the north bay, with 38 in napa, the clouds not a problem yet, but it is out with the delta with five mile visibility. 38 in livermore. contrast this to the low 50s in san francisco. so we will be looking at a cooler day today. right now temperatures sit as much as 20 degrees cooler in spots. but yesterday, wow we had the 80 in santa rosa. we won't be looking at those numbers again for quite some

time. it was a cooler on shore flow. more clouds. temperatures still above normal. we will talk about the downward trend coming up in a few minutes. >> sounds good. thank you, lisa. arain meant is scheduled early this morning for a man in connection with a dismend body found in a suitcase in san francisco. people in the building where suspect mark pgh andrus was staying say they are in shock. lisa amin gulezian has the details. >> you will be in court to defend him? >> jacques that's what we did. >> the public defender came to the jail to visit accused killer mark pgh andrus. he is accused of killing a body dismembering it, stuffing it in a suitcase and dump. >> at this point the case is

under investigation. >> he points to a photo on this surveilsens video. it shows a man driving a suitcase just two blocks from where the body and suitcase were found. they came to the public housing unit in the tenderloin after getting an anonymous tip. the man with his head covered is mark andrus. he didn't officially live here. 959-year-old has lived here on and off for about a year though. he bunks with a friend on the fourth floor. this man lives next door. others are shocked this a man seen regularly in the building could be accused of something like this. >> my roommate, she got kind of a afraid of him. but i said this is a city and sometimes you see things like that. >> in if san francisco, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> the mother of one of four men shot to death in haze valley

last month claims san francisco investigators are not doing enough to find the examplar. the 19-year-old man was killed january 9th while sitting in a stolen car on paige street with three other black men in their early 20s. three other victims had gang ties and guns were found inside the car. the young man's funeral was yesterday and the mother said she set up a trust fund to find those responsible for his death. >> we want multiple private investigators to put in and put fear in those young people to let them know you cannot keep it a secret and you cannot go and start executing anyone let alone four at a time. >> police have not made any arrests in the case them say they are stepping up patrols to head off any more violence. this morning dozens of people remain out of their home after a four-alarm fire tore

through a rural victorian in the western part of san francisco. we have new video of the home at mcallister and scott street. piles of debris on the ground. the fire burned 24 apartments just north of alamo park. firefighters were there well into last night. it was scary for people who found themselves running for safety. >> i ran inside to get the cats, and then while i was doing that the police pounded on all the doors in the building and said out now. and one very nice police officer, i don't know who he was, helped me for a minute to find one of my cats because i couldn't find her. >> the cats are okay. no one was hurt. red cross is helping people who need food, clothing and shelter. a business in san francisco's mission district and rallying residents for people who lost their home and belongings in another fire last

week. we have details from dock's clock on mission street. >> throughout the night people brought in their donations of clothes and other items to help survivors of the fire. owner of the bar said she didn't think twice about organizing the event. >> it can happen to anyone which is why you go help the people because it could be you next. you never know. >> this and all matching funds will be added to a go fund me account which already has $60,000 pledged. according to a guy who set up the account, he helps to work with a legal nonprofit to divvy up the cash. among those who can really use the help is billy and his family. >> our feign concern now is our dad. he's in hospital in very critical condition right now. >> he was one of the last team to be rescued from the fire. he's pictured with his wife. she's still rattled by the fire, her husband's injuries, and the fact that they are now all homeless. >> we are hanging in there and

she's still in shock, you know. >> right now the family of the man is trying to figure out how to pay for his funeral expenses. he was the only person killed in the fire. >> [crying] [speaking foreign lane] >> she said it's sad but there are some things that happen that only god understands. he was originally from el salvador and his family and trying to find out how to send his remains back home. abc7 news. >> black smoke from a fire in solano fire could be seen all over the area yesterday afternoon. 8 acres of grass caught fire in

a small piece of florida panhandle a marsh near the grizzly iron wildlife area. firefighters aren't sure how it started." crews could not reach the fire because it was surrounded by water, which is also why they aren't too concerned about it. this morning police are searching for the person who spray painted two large swastikas on a jewish fraternity house near the u.c. davis campus. it happened early yesterday morning. the fraternity has condemned it as a hate crime saying it threatens to rekindle tensions on campus. they believe it's in response to the students passing an advisory resolution asking them to stop the connection with business necessary israel.

>> it happened friday and saturday morning the jewish students have these marks on their doors. breaking news out of san jose where three people are dead following a fatal accident. it happened around 202 this morning near the connector ramp to interstate 80. they received reports of a car on fire. both that car and nearby trees were engulfed in flames. no word yet on what led to that crash. fire destroyed a $120,000 aspen martin vantage yesterday afternoon after the owner crossed the golden gate bridge heading into san francisco. the driver said he heard someone yell your car's on fire as he pulled on to marinea boulevard near the palace of fine art, and then he saw smoke billowing out the back where the engine was located. he wasn't hurt. he said he only had the car for

a year. it had just 4,000 miles on it. >> lisa argen is here now." we have a new month. any hope of some new rain? >> yes and yes. certainly some good news in the outlook right now. we are looking at san francisco where temperatures are mild. it's in the low 50s. we have mid-30s up by the delta. numbers coming down and clouds are increasing. the winds are shifting. yes, rain is in the forecast. i'll tell you about it in is a few minutes. >> thank you lisa. also next, horror and outrage in japan after new video is released appearing to show the beheading of a japanese journalists. and dozens and dozens of new species.

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? there is new video purport to go show another execution by the isis group. they have killed the second japanese man they were holding hostage. richard canteen has more. >> the video was released just as the sunset in the middle east. the man is on his knees and above him the executioner brandishing a knife. the british accented english marking the assassin is reported for the eighth time to be the killer of a foreign hostage in an isis video. his victim 47-year-old journalist. captured last year and subject for negotiation toss trade him for this woman. the woman is under a death

sentence in jordan for a terror attack that killed 60 people. jordanian people called it off because they had no proof a second isis hostage in the year, a captured jordanian pilot was still alive. >> i will never never forgive them for this act. we will never be defeat bid terrorism. >> experts fear he may have given isis a propaganda . as isis mystery man intelligence say they know his name and they are on his trail. richard, abc news new york. >> people in san francisco are fighting back against a landlord who they say is harassing them.

>> people claim she tried to get them evicted. shut off utilities and change the their lease was little or more warning. we made one attempt to get the builder's side of the story but our e-mails and calls were not returned. wisconsin governor scott walker said he's seriously considering a bid in the 2016 presidential run. coming up on "this week" he discusses his likelihood of running and what he calls gaps in the likely field of republican candidates. he has a nonprofit group designed to boost his political ambitions. you can catch it right here on abc7 news this morning. new reports show jerry brown spent less than his opponent to get back into office last fall and a fraction what have he spent in 2010. last year it cost him

$5.9 million and most of the money went to supporting a water bond and a rainy day fund. his opponent spent $7.1 million. $3 million from his own pocket. compare toes those numbers to the 2010 election. brown spent $36 million and mitt spent $178 million in a losing effort. that was a record for the state. scientists estimate only about 10% of all the species on earth have actually been discovered. but 2014 was a very good year. researchers with the california academy of science necessary san francisco have confirmed the discovery of an astounding 221 previously unknown species. that demonstrates there is still quite a lot to learn about our fragile planet. abc7 news anchor dan ashley has the details. >> bay area scientists are constantly traveling the world

to unlock the mysteries of biology. but even when they find a plant or animal believed to be a new species, it can take years to confirm it. in 2011 abc7 news went along on an expedition to the philippines. that's where one found this weird thing more than 3,000 feet deep in the ocean. >> it's a war eel. >> most of smaller. >> it's three times the lent of the previous known one and larger. it's a lost war eel. >> he was sure he had a new species but the work was just beginning. >> you have to x-ray them because there are no many small bones and vertebrae within the body. >> you also have to to disect the bones in the eel's float to compare them with other known eels. >> here you see the little small teeth within the throat bones.

>> add in dna analysis and three years of research and yes, it's a new species. >> you have to know the cast of characters if you want to understand the ecology and the biology of the oceans. >> the eel is just one of 221 new species confirmed by the academy of scientists last year including a tiny elephant shaw rue. ants, a ghost fish from new zealand, and fossilized teeth that prove the existence of an ancient shark. when possible the sample is preserved for future research but it takes live specimens to learn now specimens actually behave, and for many there's a long way to go. >> we have more than 6,500 species of frogs that have names but we know so little about them. >> one barely known species is a clawed frog from cameroon

discovered two decades ago. now critically endangered. academy scientists recently flew some of them 8,000 miles to the aquarium in golden gate park. they have one very unusual feature, giant pant holes. the adult frogs are now on display for visitors. while behind the scenes tiny tad poles are hatching as biologists experiment with water quality and food to find out what they need to grow to full-size. >> to unlock the secrets on how to raise these guys. >> dan ashley, abc7 news. >> scientists say this is a great age of discovery for new species of amphibians, but at least a third are threatened with extinction and we know so little about others it's impossible to assess their statnous the wild. authorities are searching for a possible meteor but they still haven't found anything.

a sheriff's helicopter flew over the area west of valley ford. just before 1:00 yesterday afternoon several people called police reporting a bright flash of light in the sky. they said it looked like a flowing fireball streaking across the sky. one person thought it was a plane crash but that's been ruled out so reports came in from all over the north bay. >> a white object burning as it fell out of the sky. >> purported by a person -- reported by a person here in bodega bay and it was south of this location somewhere, you know, in the area of valley forge. >> early yesterday morning n.a.s.a. launched a satellite from vandenberg air force base, but yesterday's reports said it's not likely related to that. so -- >> yeah, that and the crazy weather yesterday. >> my goodness, was it like 74

in an francisco? >> exactly. out of control. 80 in santa rosa. much cooler today. we are looking at a light on shore flow. some differences day-to-day beginning with a 5 to 10-degree cool down today, maybe more in spots. live doppler hd shows some of the cloud cover that will be moving in today. not much in the way of fog. a little out by the delta but temperatures are much much cooler here's a look from the sutro tower cam. good visibility with 52 in san francisco. good morning oakland, 49. san carlos 46. we are looking at numbers from the mid-40s from san jose to half moon bay. morgan hill, a cool 40 degrees. and right now from emeryville, look at these temperatures. dropped into the 30s. the dewpoints are lower and the numbers are significantly cooler with 36 and fog out by the delta. petaluma 39.

napa 38. it will continue to drop another couple of degrees. we will look at temperatures throughout the morning hours to be pretty cool but typical for this time of the year. some areas of forks not too widespread. we will look for cooler and cloudier conditions today and rain is headed our way by late on thursday. the mild differences are huge right now so eats hard to pinpoint when and how much rain we will be getting. big time cooling overnight since you were sleeping. 23 degrees cooler in livermore, 16 trees cooler in half moon bay. we aren't going to make up any of these differences and that will lead to temperatures much cooler but still above normal. here's our radar and satellite composite. a weak system will be pushing into the pacific northwest and we will be on the tail end of that bringing in high clouds today so the weak on shore flow today allows for the cooler numbers that will take us into the beginning of the work week. morning fog, and then it looks

like the ridge will be pumped up again before another weak system heads our way. we will be up and down throughout the next several days and by the latter part of the work week is when we can look forward to a stronger system. as we go through several days you will notice the weak systems but we will stop this on thursday. you will see the rain up to the north coast but by friday looks like the heaviest rain up through sonoma county and some of the forecast models want to bring it down through monterey. others want to keep it to the north with the bullseye north of the golden gate. looks like several inches but can't quite yet decide where that will be falling. so in the meantime we will look for some clouds today. cooler numbers ranging from the low 60s from half moon bay. 65 in san mateo. look for about 66 palo alto. that's a good 7 degrees cooler than yesterday. so no 70s, but a pleasant afternoon and the accuweather seven-day forecast looking for cooler and cloudier conditions. morning fog tomorrow.

a slight dip on tuesday and we bounce the numbers up a few degrees and then going down with temperatures not even seasonal yet but hopefully with the next system there's cooler weather behind it. this is a warm system. you see is showing up on live doppler 7hd anytime with our free app. you can find it on our website. this is the kind of system where the rainfall shuts off. you can see several inches up north and little elsewhere. that's the way it goes. >> and you said you are not quite sure where but it's coming? >> it's coming, yeah. >> all right. thanks lisa. up next, how about a hug for those fries? how mcdonald's is taking their campaign to a whole new level. and in honor of black history month we are using our instant feed to celebrate the amazing people and programs where you live. for super bowl sunday we are recognizing former san francisco

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looking at numbers ranking from the upper 30s. and, of course, the bay bridge and emeryville camera. 36 in fairfield. temperatures are much, much cooler. that's certainly what you will notice when you step outside this morning. we will have a light onshore flow today and that will bring temperatures down for everyone into the low and mid-60s which is still above average but big changes from yesterday because yesterday was so warm. we will talk about the changes for the rest of the week, which include a return to more february-like readings and also february rain. that's coming up. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. there are now 84 cases of measles reported in 14 states since the start of the year including here in california. and a new case in new york may have exposed hundreds of thousands of commuters. as abc news explains, the threat extends from the big apple to this afternoon's super bowl. >> from coast-to-coast, a growing danger is spreading, the

measles. the latest warning in new york an infected college student board an amtrak train at penn station, the busiest transportation hub. >> if you were on that train and you were not vaccinated and you get a fever, you need to check in with your doctor. >> the trip went from new york city to albany possibly exposes hundreds of thousands of commuters along the way. the country has confirmed dozens of case necessary 14 states. that includes arizona, where soup are bowl 49 is just a day away. 1 million people converging in phoenix for the big game. a recipe for disaster if an infected person shows up. >> we want to make sure known goes to had setting if they potentially could have measles. >> medical students will be on hand to help spot people with measles-like symptoms. the virus lives in the air and on surfaces for up to two hours, meaning even after a sick person

leaves the room, anyone without immunity can get infected. many doctors blame parents who refuse to have their kids vaccinated fearing unproven side effects. >> we should be fully informed what exactly is in each and every injection of what goes into our child's body. >> now some physicians are refusing to letting unvaccinated people into their offices. >> you are putting the community at risk and your podiatries being. it's not okay. >> this morning the daughter of the late legendary whitney houston is being treated at a hospital after being found face down and unresponsive in a bathtub in her home. bobbi kristina brown was found unresponsive in her bathtub. according to police the 21-year-old was not breathing when a husband and friend called her and called 911.

>> i do not know how long she was in the bathtub before anybody discovered her. >> this incident comes nearly three years to the day whitney houston died in a bathtub at the beverly hills hotel february 11th. >> this morning cff medical center will begin transporting new patients at the new admission bay in san francisco. after nearly a decade of planning and building, this is opening day. all together 40 ambulances will be involved in the big move starting at 7:00 this morning. the $1.5 billion medical center consists of three hospitals, one for children, one for women, and another specializing in cancer patients. today is the nfl's biggest game of the year, of course, the super bowl . taking a live look from glendale, arizona where kick off gets underway at 3:30. this year there will be a new field for the super bowl

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but hopefully let people know how close to home it is. >> the nfl's decision to donate 30 seconds of airtime for the add, which could have sold for $4.5 million, comes as the league deals with backlash from its handling of domestic violence cases involving plays are many. bay area law enforcement officers are cracking down on drunk drivers this sunday. they will be providing roving patrols during and following today's super bowl matchups. the stings will be at undisclosed locations all over the bay area where they have high incidents of dui crashes and arrests. happening today hundreds of runners will take to the streets of san francisco for the 32nd running of the kaiser permanente half-marathon. the race which begins at 8:00, begins and ends in golden gate park. the event also features a 5k run which stays completely in the

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>> dozens ever young girls in san francisco got to try out several new sports yesterday to see which ones clicked. san francisco rec and park celebrated women and girls in sports at golden gate park. girls ages 5 to 12 got a taste of many sports and rotated from sport to support, meaning new coaches and learning how to play. a spokesperson said it's about more than being physically healthy, it's about giving girls young confidence and helping them grow emotionally. golden gate ferry will add an 8:40 ferry run for 9 months to handle a growing number of growing commuters. officials say about 6,000 riders

travel between san francisco and larkspur on certain days of the week and that some ferries sell out. they say the new ferry run is expected to relieve the crowding and the overflow. lisa argen is here talking about maybe something we haven't seen in a long time. >> yeah. we are looking forward to next thursday and friday coming up pause that's when we should see some rain. but right now a pattern change from the east bay hills camera. 43 in livermore and temperatures are dropping through the 30s right now elsewhere in our east bay valley. certainly chillier to start and a cooler afternoon. we will talk about the week ahead and the rain coming up. >> thank you lisa. also ahead, the warriors use a big second-half burst against the suns to break a two-game losing streak. mike shumann release a devastating avalanche of taste on your tongue. bury yourself in the flavor full of sweet icing and filling. call off the hounds! rescue is unnecessary. pillsbury toaster strudel, the snow day of breakfasts.

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>> a new technology for breast cancer screening is about it begin a clinical trial in the bay area. this system can be used at home with potentially life saving information transmitted through a smartphone. here's abc7 news anchor ama daetz with the details. >> for diane, a routine breast screening at el camino hospital in mountain view turned out to be a life saver. doctors caught her breast cancer at a very early stage and saved her breast. >> i was very lucky i think of the early detection. >> the doctor said routine mammograms and self screening are the best defense though many women don't always take advantage. >> i think when someone is very consistent and does them at home and others don't do at all and i oftentimes get questions how do

i do a breast exam. >> but soon an experimental technology could help screen for best cancer in a new way. it's auld the it blog. >> you will be putting it on and it's centered over you. >> the company's ceo says the patches can be worn inside any bra. >> it's a wearable device. a number of sensors that check with your patterns of heat change in your breast overtime. >> the heat changes correlate to the accelerated activity associated with breast tumors. they are processed using so mist indicated cal go rhythms and transmitted to a smartphone. >> the information is transmitted to the physician. >> because it's heat-based it may offer advantages for some women with denser breast tissue than can be more traditional to

exam. >> it is being conducted and they will study the result on women wearing the device for different lengths of time. the goal is to produce accurate readings in roughly two hours, and ultimately make the system more convenient for women to use. >> i feel a breast cancer test could catch the cancer smaller and when it's easier to treat. >> cancer survivor diane believes that any investment in early decks -- detection is worth the time. >> it's very valuable. good to have that. >> abc news, ama daetz. >> they said it hopes to have the it bra on the market later this year. lisa, it was so warm yesterday, it was amazing. >> i know, 74 san francisco, 80 up in santa rosa. but not as cool today as we should be but the trend is to get back to february normal,

which will be, of course with some rain. so we have that to look forward to by the end of the week but between now and then a couple of systems skirting us to the north and not breaking the ridge down quite yet. in fact, we still overall have an offshore flow. a few high clouds drifting through the sky today and a light onshore flow will give temperatures time to slide throughout the afternoon. but then we will come up before we come down again by the end of the week. 52 san francisco, 44 san jose. 40 in morgan hill. and over into the east bay and north bay we have much, much cooler readings, in the 30s. it's 39 in santa rosa. pretty good visibility still. 38 in napa. petaluma 37 and fairfield just some fog at 36. concord is warmer than livermore, which this morning is much cooler, over 20 degrees cooler than you were yesterday. so outside right now it feels pretty typical. we will look for another nice afternoon but with more clouds

and that weak onshore flow. the next chance of rain coming our way is thursday or friday and right now the forecast models really having a tough time deciphering where the rain is going to be and how much. so this morning, as you step outside, it is cool along the coast. but remember, yesterday we started out in the 60s in these spots. we are 20 degrees cooler and it feels 20 degrees cooler. we were just abnormally warm yesterday. we will look for the clouds. there's a weak system that will be push through the pacific northwest today and tomorrow and that will' lafora few high clouds and a shift in the winds. but once this system passes through, we will look for the ridge to lightly re-establish itself and still have the mild readings and plenty of sunshine before a more significant system heads our way thursday into friday. temperatures today still upper 50s to low 60s from lake tahoe. mid-70s in los angeles. so even when the numbers are coming down, it's still really

spring-like around the bay. in the south bay look for 67 today. 68 santa clara. so a good 5 to 7 degrees cooler on the peninsula. look for 65 redwood city. you were in the mid-70s yesterday. 60 pacifica. out of the mid-70s for you. and downtown 10 degrees cooler san francisco. north bay numbers a pleasant afternoon but no 80s. 67 napa. and 65 san leandro. high clouds around. nice afternoon. a little more typical, although we don't know what typical really is for january nowadays. the accuweather seven-day forecast then shows the temperatures actually coming up tomorrow afternoon after the morning fog, and then a slight dip. you will notice temperatures will be once again pretty above normal before we get back to seasonal readings with the rain coming through maybe thursday night into friday, perhaps lasting into saturday.

very, very vague right now for that rain. we will have to wait and see how it pans out, at least in the next day or two. >> but there's hope on the horizon? >> yes. >> already. let's check out sports. all eyes will be on glendale arizona for super^bowl 49. this is a live look outside the university of phoenix stadium where the seahawks and the patriots will battle for the vince lombardi trophy. kickoff 3:30. now a player alert. if you set the dvr to watch the men's final of australian open this morning turn off your sound. he faced andy murray. two men split the first two sets in tie breakers. jokavic won the third seat 6-3 and dominated the fourth sit and closing out 6-0. it was his sixth australian open

championship and his eighth grand slam title. last night the warriors were back at the oracle arena. trying to snap a rare two-game skid. here's mike shumann with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. the warriors are having such a great season it seems impossible they would lose two straights but it happened. they turn the tied last night with phoenix suns in town. an 11-2 run. dialed up long distance. he had 16. suns led by as many as 12. second quarter warriors on their way back. seth curry weaves through and gets a game high 25. he was swisherring and dishing. give and go to andrew bogut. get up. the alley oop. they will pull away. coast-to-coast, lays it in with two hanging on it. and-one. 106-87 they went, snapping their

two game losing streak. >> the football hall of fame had tough choices but got it right on two counts. tim brown and charles haley both selected. tim brown played his final year in kampa. 14,000ed 34 yards and 100 touchdowns. former heisman trophy winner played one super bowl losing to the tampa bay buccaneers. haley is the only player in nhl history to win five super bowl innings are, 2 with niners and 3 with dallas. his 13 year career he was one of the most feared pass rushners nfl history. and senior selection was vikings center nick tinglhoff. congratulationings to all. many while aaron rodgers has won his second associated press n most valuable player award.

the former cal quarterback led the packers to the nfc playoff games. he won the award back in 2011. j.j. wide won defensive player of the year and demarcus. and metallica lead singner attendance for the sharks-blackhawks first period. he rebounds and the slapshot. in on the second effort. sharks up 1-0. antti niemi was brilliant, 31 saves and shutout of his former team. jonathan toews on the breakaway with help with brent burns. sharks win their third straight. they shut out the blackhawks, 2-0, your final. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. see you again at 5:00. have a great day. >> up next, celebrating a

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>> good morning i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, february 1st. let's start with a look at the whether but meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. we have a cooler day ahead and a much chillier start. there are a few clouds. there's a little bit of fog from the coast to santa rosa. but by the delta where it is 37 degrees we have a mile and a half visibility. more 30s this morning from napa to petaluma. low 40s on the coast. remember yesterday in livermore it was in the 60s. so starting out much,