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soaring temperatures set a new record in the bay area drawing thousands of people outside to enjoy the summer-like weather this valentine's day. good evening everyone, i'm indicate katie marzullo. not only warm out but pretty clear. you can see all the way across the bay tonight. in san francisco's northeast neighborhood, an unusual sight for february. people walking around, shorts flip-flops, tank tops. drew tuma is here with more on today's record temperatures. >> katie, a winner of a forecast as we kick off the holiday weekend. temperatures well above normal 10 to 15 degrees above normal.

santa cruz set a new record at 82 degrees. 79 in oakland. 7 75 in concord. looking for tonight crystal clear calm night ahead. we are tracking a gradual cooling trend into next week. we'll detail that in the full accuweather forecast when i see you in a little bit. on this clear, sunny, what was a day and now night even a pair of gray whales decided to enjoy the bay. they were spotted this afternoon inside the golden gate. more on the warm weather and those whale sightings. >> reporter: well, for the last couple of hours we've been watching people stroll by here on the embarcadero, wearing short-sleeved, some of them in summer dresses a few others in shorts. the only thing that got people riled up on this otherwise

perfect valentine's day was the sighting of those two gray whales. hours past sunset and the weather was still balmy enough for a frozen drink on the embark embarcadero embarcadero. >> extra cream. >> it's cold. >> yeah, it is. i'm enjoying it. everything is warmer with your partner. >> reporter: on this valentine's day, judy did have a red sweater to match her grandson. >> i brought red. about you it had sleeves. i stepped outside and i said, no, i -- it's too nice. >> reporter: across the city dinner was best served alfresco. this afternoon, anywhere near the water was the place to be as boaters flocked to the bay and set sail in the sun. a call went out from the coast guard. two gray whales were in the bay. >> right after our boat got in at 2:00, we heard it over the radio that there were two that were between alcatraz and the golden gate bridge. >> reporter: she was aboard the

kitty cat. they did not see the pair of whales in the bay. these pictures are gray whales from a prior expedition, but she said if the pair of whales are still in the bay, boaters need to be aware. >> we like to say, be whale-wise rules. stay 100 yards away. if you're in a motorized boat, within 100 yards, go out of gear. stop moving, let the whales move around you. >> reporter: the last sighting was reported by boaters near the golden gate bridge just before snesmt sunset. they're transitioning up and down the coast all the way down to mexico. locals and tourists alike are loving the warm weather. earlier today in san francisco's mission district, it wasn't chocolates they were after but valentine's day pink strawberry ice cream at mitchell's. for people who just flew in from chilly chicago, the break from winter couldn't have come at a

better time. >> i was hot even stepping off the plane. so i'm loving it. it's gorgeous out here. we left with 10 degrees and snow on the ground. it was nice to step off the plane here. >> the warm weather comes with a warning about high waves. fire department swimmers and a good samaritan had to rescue a surfer who lost his board and got into trouble off ocean beach this afternoon. if you want to share weather pictures with us or create weather postcards to send to friends, check out our abc 7 weather app. it's free on apple's app store or from google play. the feathers flew tonight in san francisco for the annual valentine's day pillow fight. for the most part the event was light and fun. but there was one injury tonight. lisa joins us live with the details. >> reporter: hi, katie. one person did take a nasty fall after falling down there in the middle of the plaza.

while he was rushed to the hospital, cleanup crews arrived. they got here about an hour and a half ago to deal with the pillow fight aftermath. it will take some time to clean up this mess. justin her man plaza is covered in white because of pillow fight 2015. hundreds packed the plaza with pillows in hand for a good old-fashioned pillow fight. but not all the hits were light as a feather. some came out swinging. this man was hit in the back of the head and lost his balance and slipped on all the feathers and was knocked unconscious. >> up in the middle over there, that's where people are crazy. >> too many aggressive people. >> reporter: but most were here just to have fun. parents even let their kids pick up a pillow and fight. >> a way to work out their energy. they're having fun.

it's on a fun-loving day. >> reporter: those who enjoyed the fight most came with a plan. all of it was done with a smile. >> i did get whacked in the nose a couple times. afterwards, you give each other a hug and it's all good. >> if somebody's beating you with a pillow, grab another pillow. keep fighting. >> reporter: not everyone was willing to fight. instead they stood back and watched. >> just something that's really i think, wonderful to get a group of people and have fun. >> reporter: the fun does come with a price. it will cost the city about $5,000 to clean up. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> oh boy. new at 11:00 two men were hurt after crashing an suv during a police chase on highway 580 in richmond. it happened around 1:30 this afternoon. officers were responding to a stolen license plate when the victim spotted it on this white

ford ranger. the two men inside drove away from police and hit a car while getting onto 580. the chase continued east on 580 until the driver lost control. he had a firearm and narcotics on him. new details on a five-alarm fire that destroyed two businesses in san jose. firefighters will spend all night watching over any areas that are still smoldering. the fire burned through two custom car shops around 7:00 this morning, creating smoke. you could see it for miles. luckily no one was hurt. although ten classic cars are destroyed. the owner estimates it's a $1 million loss. several neighbors left their homes because the smell of burning car upholstery was so strong. >> scary just watching it to tell you the truth. it was just so thick like a big old cloud storming through. >> investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire. but they do not believe it's suspicious. you're looking at what's

left of a portable toilet on california street in san francisco, completely destroyed by fire. it happened in the lake street district near 10th avenue around 3:00 this afternoon. police are investigating the fire. they are calling it suspicious. the fire also damaged two parked cars. new details on a story we first told you about on tuesday. palo alto police released a sketch of a man wanting to take pictures of a woman in a public restroom. this man is suspected of following a woman into a bathroom and taking pictures inside a stall. this actually happened twice. the latest incident this past monday. another woman reported the same crime in another bathroom at the center back in july. palo alto police are asking for your help identifying a man they say groped another man in a department store restroom. this is a sketch of the man officers say entered the macy's store men's restroom at stanford shopping center wednesday around noon and groped a man. surveillance cameras caught this

image of the suspect. he's described as hispanic in his 30s, medium build. you're asked to call police with any information. still to come on abc 7 news at 11:00, we hear from abc 7 news sports director larry biel who is talking to steph curry after his three-point contest victory. and why he's going to lengths to honor a fan involved in a triple shooting in north carolina this week. also ahead, love is in the air. how many bay area couples tied the knot this valentine's day. later, china's wealthiest elite buying up

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new at 11:00, golden state warriors steph curry honored one of his biggest fans. he wrote on his shoes, #curry for dia and rest in peace. the north carolina college student was killed in a triple homicide this week. his death sparked national outrage over the belief he was targeted because he was muslim. curry has north carolina roots, and has been following the story. bearcat was well known for his love of basketball and for curry. >> he had a couple of things where he did his wedding photo very similar to a magazine cover that i did, and he had worn number 30 in all his intramural leagues. i even had family members who met him playing pickup basketball and they spoke highly of him. >> curry writes on his shoes before every game.

it's usually the bible verse, i can do all things. abc 7 news sports director larry biel was in new york where curry won tonight's three-point contest. we'll hear more from larry and steph curry coming up in sports. president obama is spending valentine's day in palm springs. he boarded air force one and took off from sfo just after 10:00 this morning. the purpose for the president's three-day visit to the bay area was to raise money for the democratic party and speak at a cybersecurity conference at stanford. >> just really happy to see him here. >> i think it was really fun actually. it's exciting. the president of the united states. it was well worth it. >> it's great to have him in town. although the traffic's a little bit tough. it's great to have him. >> the president also pulled a surprise visit last night to presidio heights where he had dinner. that stop was not on his official schedule. love was in the air this valentine's day, and for many

that meant marriage. alameda clerk and recorder's office was filled with wedding dresses, flowers and hopes and dreams for a future life together. the office wouldn't normally be open on saturday but it was today for people who wanted to get married on valentine's day. >> a lot of couples want to be here because it's valentine's day. we were happy to open the doors and have people apply for their license and get married today. >> alameda county marriage commissioner said he married about 50 couples today. san mateo county had special ceremonies as well. now take a look and listen to a chinese new year's celebration in chinatown today. it's the year of the ram. young fan and ribbon dancers, stilt walkers and drummers give a sneak peek of the larger lunar parade taking place on march 7th. the mini parade started at st. mary's square to washington street. where the chinese new year's eve

market square is set up through tomorrow. gorgeous day. we can't get over the heat. let's send it over to drew tuma and see what's next. >> we've got more to come. this is the middle of what has been a warm week. and a weekend ahead. the warmth unfortunately not coming with any precipitation. this is from earlier this evening from our emoryville camera. stunning sunset out there. high clouds. a beautiful hue of red and pink at sunset around 5:48 this evening. temperature-wise, a lot of folks still out and about. temperatures in the 50s and 60s. rather comfortable at 61 in san francisco right now. 56 in oakland. 54 in concord. danville 49. san jose sitting at a mild 58 degrees. high pressure just off the coast, supplying us with the clear skies warm temperatures but also the dry conditions. a pretty sizeable storm is out in the pacific, but it can't

break through the barrier. so the storm track, once again well up to our north away from the bay area. that's how it's going to stay at least for the next seven days. future temperatures as we head into your sunday, by noon take a look at this. areas either at the 70-degree mark or better than that. going to be another warm day across the bay area for our sunday. take a look at the week ahead. downtown san francisco you should typically be at 61 degrees in the afternoon. tomorrow, much higher than that. 72 for your high, even on the holiday for monday. well above normal. temperatures cool off relatively speaking as we head back to work and school on tuesday. but still, mid-60s is above normal. similar story in san jose average high 64 degrees, well above that, the next seven days, not dropping into the 60s for our afternoon highs, even midweek this week. you want the cold you want the winter precipitation, you've got to go to the northeast. that's where the snow is right now. we have a blizzard in the making where snow currently falling in new york city. this is all going to push out to

the north. boston once again getting hit with at least 6 to 12 inches of snow. back here in the bay area, it is calm quiet, clear skies overnight tonight. 52 the overnight low in san francisco. 41 for napa. 41 in san rafael. 47 in oakland. 46 in san jose. monday, you love today you're going to love tomorrow. basically a carbon copy. sunshine, 70s on the board. 73 in richmond. 74 in oakland. up to 72 in downtown san francisco. 77 san jose. we'll duplicate that number in santa rosa at 72. tomorrow we're sun soaked on the sunday. similar temperatures like we had today in the mid-70s. monday, though what's going to happen, we're going to see an onshore wind. it will bring clouds along the coast. the bay and inland still rather mild. tuesday, similar pattern as we head back to work and school. well above normal.

wednesday, a touch cooler relatively speaking. but temperatures still above where they should be this time of the year. a few clouds on thursday. friday, the warming trend continues. and by this time next week, katie, it's sunny and warm and temperatures pretty much back to where they were today possibly new records again. >> we'll be well acclimated. >> we're used to the 70s. >> thank you drew. >> sure. still to come two bay area cities ranked high on a least stressed list.

people who live in san francisco are more stressed out about their lifestyle than people who live in oakland. compared to the rest of the country, both cities are pretty chill. new rankings from cnn money show four california cities rank in the top five for least stressed in the country for those seeking an active lifestyle. san francisco comes in fifth.

oakland's number four. sacramento and irvine are even less stressed. the rankings are based on factors like how much people binge drink smoke and exercise. the percentage of sunshine also factors in. you can enjoy the national parks this long warm holiday weekend for free. it's courtesy of the national park service in honor of the president's day holiday. through february 16th, you can head out to any of 133 national parks that usually charge a fee, and skip paying that $7. the next time you'll have this opportunity is the weekend of april 18th the opening weekend of national park week. nice weather for it. sports-wise, two words, steph curry. >> that's all you have to say. great night for warrior fans in new york. steph curry and clay thompson representing in the three-point contest.

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the warriors well represented in the three-point contest. the two entered the title fight in brooklyn. irving for the highest scorer. andre in the front row. curry hits 1 in a row on his

way. the pressure is on clay. 34 points possible. he needed 28 to beat steph. fourth attempt, curry victorious in the three-point contest. he will hoist the trophy. larry biel was there for steph's shining moment. >> well you couldn't have scripted this thing any better from a golden state warrior's perspective. steph curry just goes off to win it. >> i'm very happy right now. this is a -- i've obviously been in it four times. i wanted to win it and get it done. thankfully tonight i was able to accomplish that. just watching the competition i think this is definitely the best field that's ever been in the three-point shootout. a cool moment for me. >> it's turned into kind of a seth curry coronation here. >> it's kind of surreal.

there's been a lot of stuff going on. it's also cool. we're trying to take it in as much as we can. >> it seemed like when he put up the 27 it put a lot of pressure on you. >> it did. but that's all right though. i'll be back. he got me this year, but i'm glad he's coming back. >> after all the hype all the dunks, all the shootouts we've got a game now. and steph and clay will start in the backcourt for the all-stars on sunday. in new york larry biel, abc 7 sports. the slam dunk contest showed off athletic ability. that was a 540 on the reverse dunk. made the finals against a 19-year-old with the timberwolves. the pass between the legs and behind the back.

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good evening. i'm katie har zul lo. in tonight's headlines a frozen drink at night. it's february in san francisco. across the bay area, a lot of people are enjoying the warmer than usual weather tonight and it is expected to continue tomorrow. paramedics took a man to the hospital after an incident at the annual valentine's day pillow fight in san francisco. he slipped on feathers and fell to the ground and knocked unconscious. the crews are cleaning up the mess and that will cost $5,000. firefighters will take turns watching over a smoldering fire in san jose overnight. two custom car shops nearly burned to the ground this morning. no one was hurt.

but ten classic cars were destroyed. breaking right now in san jose. a deadly shooting just within the last hour and a half on north capital avenue near mckey road. this is a live look at the scene right now. it happened in front of a liquor store across from the capital square mall. police say a man was shot and killed around 9:45. officers have the area blocked off right now while they continue to investigate. they do not have any suspects. follow us on twitter at abc news bay area and tune in starting at 5:00 tomorrow morning for the latest on this story. developing tonight, police in copenhagen, denmark shot and killed a man believed to be the gunman who triggered a manhunt this morning. two people are dead and five police officers hurt. as abc news reporter chuck seifertson reports, they're calling it an act of terrorism. >> reporter: the streets of copenhagen in turmoil overnight as more shootings rock the

danish capital. the site this time was near a jewish synagogue. the victims including two police officers. on the hunt for this man the suspect in a fatal shooting earlier in the day. the windows of this cafe scarred from the bursts of an automatic weapon. >> i would say 20 30 shots. people panicked, of course. ran for the doors. other people were hiding behind tables they had turned over. >> reporter: one man was killed and three police officers wounded. what was supposed to be a symposium on free speech became a brush with death for this man who believes he was the gunman's target. 68-year-old swedish artist has drawn death threats for satirizing the prophet muhammad. >> we feel certain now it is politically motivated attacks and therefore it is a terrorist attack. >> reporter: the shooter escaped, described as a young arab looking man, his face concealed by a scarf. it draws comparison with the

massacres in paris last month by islamic extremists. parts of copenhagen were shut down in a massive dragnet as terror once again stalked the streets of a western european capital. abc news, new york. it is a prut alli cold night for more than 100 million americans. another arctic blast is wreaking havoc from north dakota to florida. it's now headed for coastal new england bringing with it 60-mile-an-hour winds and below-zero chill factors. michigan and minnesota have reported windchills as cold as 43 degrees below zero. bitter cold in new jersey, making it very difficult for anyone who has to be outside. >> it is super cold out here. it is so, so cold. >> hand warmers toe warmers. fortunately it's not boston. i would rather the cold than the

snow. >> silver lining. boston is bracing for another foot of snow. and it's still trying to dig itself out of the six feet that fell in the last few weeks. whiteout conditions are triggering accidents and forcing airlines to cancel hundreds of flights. back here in the bay area the american red cross bay area chapter canvassed san francisco's mission district as part of the home fire preparedness campaigns. they're going door to door to talk about fire safety. make sure homes have properly installed and working fire alarms and a plan if a fire breaks out. >> one of the key things we have found through studies is that people really only have two minutes to get out of their home when a fire strikes. most people don't realize that. so by having a plan made in advance, it allows you to be more likely to get out as quickly as you need to. >> today in response to the deadly four-alarm fire last month that displaced at least 40 people.

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babies and sugar daddies. now to a story of true love. this valentine's day it's extra special for a world war ii veteran who received a long-lost love letter. bill moore of aurora colorado, wrote the letter when he was a 20-year-old soldier to a woman he met on furlough. he would eventually marry bernadine and celebrate 63 years of marriage. she died five years ago. the couple's love lives on. >> when you're apart for that reason not knowing if and when you will ever see that person again, every chance you got to communicate was wonderful. i loved her. she loved me. that's all i can tell you is that it's a heart ache not being with her all the time. >> the letter surfaced 71 years after it was written. found tucked inside a record in a thrift store.

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first it was the rich tech workers who sent home prices skyrocketing. now it's the chinese who want a piece of the american pie. they pay ka cash for homes. some buy them sight unseen. realtors are pulling out all the stops to encourage the overseas buyers. abc 7 news reporter vic lee has the story. >> reporter: it's one of the most lucrative mass-making events on the planet, realtors from 26 countries, meeting some of the wealthiest people in china. this one was held last december in shanghai. an invitation only real estate trade show highlighting elite properties from around the world. >> we're ready to come over here from shanghai and compete for any projects. >> reporter: american realtors have the upper hand. overseas chinese spent $22 billion buying homes in the u.s. from march 2013 to the same

period in 2014. that was up a whopping 72% from the year before. in california their most popular market. >> offers are coming in from chinese nationals. they're all cash. they can close in seven days. >> there's no loan contingency, no inspection and no appraisal. >> reporter: she's with a realty company in the bay area. >> the property went for $200,000 over the asking price. >> is that a chinese who bought it? >> yes. >> reporter: at these trade shows, potential buyers look at videos, showcasing homes from the bay area, some buy them sight unseen. >> with this home you're going to find undeniable -- >> reporter: michael is ceo of dealion realty in palo alto. >> they watch the high-end videos and get the sense of both the neighborhood and the house. and then they'll just wire the money in. >> reporter: competition among realtors is stiff.

dealion's marketing strategy includes videos and a website in chinese. they also bought a mercedes van to take buyers to open houses. to show chinese the plender of the bay area, a plane with a lucky chinese number on the markings. not one, but two of them. local realtors are doing just about everything to get a slice of the chinese pie. realtors are even asking cities to change the addresses of homes chinese are interested in with a number 4, and that's because 4 means death in chinese a definite no sale. he sells luxury homes like this one, for $7 million, six bedrooms, two dining rooms, a pool, and a two-story guest house. the seller a chinese, who wants a bigger home. so who are his clients? >> a combination of

entrepreneurial business man and developers and real estate tycoons tycoons. >> reporter: many of the homes remain vacant most of the year. they're called ghost houses. like this $9 million profit bought by a chinese family. >> they actually came and purchased the home. but their purpose was only to come here next summer. >> reporter: a burgeoning middle class is now looking to invest their money in a safe haven away from china's polluted air and political and economic uncertainties. what's more in china, you never have home ownership. >> china a 70-year lease. nobody knows what's going to happen 70 years from now. >> reporter: another good reason to buy american. vic lee, abc 7 news. rare new images show the sun in a wide spectrum of colors. nasa released time lapse video this week to celebrate the sol ar dynamic's observatory in space. it takes pictures of the sun 24

hours of the day. different colors represent different wave lengths taken over five years. back to drew now. a check of the heat wave here on earth. >> shaping up equally as warm. a dry picture. nationwide pretty quiet. parting storm system off the east coast. a little bit of snow north of denver will be the next system to potentially bring more snow to the northeasterly next week. they're still under the gun with winter weather. sunday, wall-to-wall sunshine 72 san francisco 74 oakland, 77 san jose, up to 74 for fairfield. the forecast shows you it is nice tomorrow. coastal clouds on monday. mild and warm on tuesday. a touch cooler wednesday relatively speaking. back up to the warming trend friday and saturday temperatures back into the mid to upper 70s once again. >> drew thank you. over to shu now, just back from pebble beach. >> we'll tee it up. the national pro-am.

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. pebble beach, third round action of the pro-am. celebs and pros looking to make the cut to play on sunday. bill murray did not make the cut.

this one unfortunately to save par. one off the least at 17 under. sacramento's nick. 65 for nick. flag partner buster posey, double bogey on 5. buster makes the cut. so does his teammate. they're 8 back on the amateur side. matt jones was on top at one point. another good round today for jones. he's 1 back. old reliable jim furyk, 9 under 63. furyk alone at the top at 18 under. the warriors well represented in the nba all-star three-point contest. steph curry and clay thompson making to the finals. the splash a big splash in the

big apple. cool to have your teammate there. opening round, steph serving notice. cleveland. 23 of the top score of play. dropped to 24 two minutes later. curry in the three-man final. 13 of 13. on his way to 27. ten better than irving's 17. he needs 28 to beat steph. wasn't to be. clay goes cold. missed four in a row at one point, then five. fourth attempt, steph victorious. larry caught up with steph after his dominating victory. >> are you kidding me? 27? you put up a 27? you had it locked on automatic there for a while. >> it was a lot of fun.

the first round was trying to find a rhythm. enough too get into the finals. i made a couple of adjustments and got in an extreme zone. it was a lot of fun to feed off the crowd's energy. halfway through that second round. a little showdown with clay. two warriors in the front. that was a lot of fun. >> can you feel the energy of the crowd? i mean as you're knocking them down, and you're going on a roll of 13 where the building is carrying you to some extent? >> oh, for sure. i think i got to the second round, made my last three. and you get to the top rack and keep that momentum going. that's when they start to ooh and ah. i just want to make sure i don't get too hyped up. and change anything about the way i'm shooting. >> i know you don't really like to talk about yourself much. but i also sensed earlier when we talked you really wanted

this thing. >> for sure. i love shooting basketball. my dad has been in this competition twice. i grew up watching it. and, you know to be a part of the champions of the three-point competition is pretty special. so fourth time is a charm. now we'll see what happens. >> congratulations. >> thank you very much. pretty cool. wish i could be there for senior day. proud of you in new york hosting the all-stars. a little off-balance three late in the game sends it to overtime. 69-62. franklin of cal and simone of stanford facing off in a big game swim meet.

third ranked bears beat the cardinals. franklin's career is over and cal as a sophomore, she will turn pro this week. going to be a great day for sports fans sunday. the final round in pebble beach. >> it gets better than tonight? >> it does. >> all right. thanks, shu. that is it for tonight. abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 a.m. i'm katie marzullo. thanks very much for joining us. the news continues now online on twitter. have a great night. happy valentine's day.

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