>> gag morning. we are waking up to fog this morning. here's the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning. looks like there's no problems in the big picture. high clouds and low clouds. the national weather service issued a dense fog advise raise for the north bay interior valleys and salinas and points southward. there's a high surf advisory and certainly things to be aware of with visibility really anywhere from about a mile or less from

petaluma to up toward santa rosa. napa just a quarter mile. oakland just over a mile. half-mile san carlos. and right now san jose once again down to two and a half miles and hayward reduced visibility, as well. so we've got high pressure building in that's putting pressure on the atmosphere. and as a result, this is our best picture this morning from our roof camera. low 50s out there. and for the around the fog lists and it will be quite mild. we will talk about details in just a few minutes. chris. >> lisa, thank you. >> new this morning, the santa clara county sheriff's office is asking for your help to identify a man who they say shot another man in downtown san jose. this is a picture of the man who investigators say shot the victim on the lightrail platform on 2nd and santa clara street. it happened just after 10:00 last night. victim was taken to the hospital with nonlife-threatening injuries. the sheriff's office is handling the case because it happened on

vta property. >> this morning authorities are trying to track down the person or persons responsible for a bizarre attack on the golden gate bridge. someone armed with a blow gun shot darts at two visitors walking on the bridge yesterday afternoon on the east part of the span. >> most blow darts are about 4 inches long. according to the highway patrol, one penetrated one victim's three pretty deep. >> went through his jeans and into his legs about two inches. >> as paramedics helped the first victim, a second walked up and said she was also hit. >> she was struck in the kneecap. it had actually gone into the skin. >> so far investigators believe the darts were launched from a car driving northbound on the bring. they are working with the golden gate bridge authority to see if they have any surveillance video to help catch the culprits behind the attack. bobby was here showing his family from london the view. i showed him and his cousin a picture of the dart.

>> it's scary, but you can't hide. you have to look out for yourself. >> it's crazy. these days you don't know what's going to happen. >> neither dart seemed to be poisoned and investigators will return to the scene with the two victims to pinpoint exactly where they were hit. that way they can figure out when the suspect's car was on the bridge. abc7 news. this morning we have more details about the off-duty richmond police officer shot and killed in his own home. officer gus vegas was killed thursday during a domestic dispute. his family came forward today in an emotional tribute to the man he lost. we are also learning more about the man arrested for the crime. we have more. >> our doorbell started ringing off the hook and she was at the door. >> it was sandra vegas. she told her neighbor

30-year-old robert vega had shot and killed her husband. >> what were the exact words she said? >> that he's been hearing voices lately. and that this -- this is the devil. >> many are wondering how a seemingly good relationship between the 15-year police veteran and the father of his grandson ended so tragically. police say there was an altercation involving the two men. gus's daughter, angel, and the couple's six-year-old son. from their church the family forgave robert vega and praised the officers life. >> the life as a police officer devoted to protecting others, and the life of another. >> he was at the home regularly and even called him dad. neighbors at his fairfield apartment said robert vaga

appeared to be stable. >> seemed like he stayed busy and he had himself under control. he was ex-military too. >> robert vagua is an army veteran who was deployed to iraq and was recently working in construction. in vallejo, alan wang, abc news. >> fire destroyed a home atop a cliff in pacifica yesterday. sky 7hd showed the charred wreckage of an abandoned home just off paul meta avenue, located behind a towing company. firefighters had the fire out in about an hour, although they were slowed down by fallen powerlines. new firefighter video shows smoke pouring out of the home. no one was hurt. finding the cause will be difficult because the building is structurally unsafe. >> 6:05, the time. on the peninsula, fire crews faced dangerous conditions yesterday. that's a power line arcing outside of a home on notre dame avenue in belmont. firefighters pulled a dog and cat out of the home. they gave the cat oxygen and

took it to a veterinary hospital to treat it for smoke inhalation. the dog was not hurt. >> a care facility for disabled adults in mountain view were shut down because of health conditions. inspectors found bedbugs, sewage leaks and mold in the living area of the residents in the man nor. they received a tip and visited the home several times, eventually citing it for 56 infractions. these pictures are from the mountain view voice. not only was it deemed unhealthy, but also unsafe. inspectors also found renovations were done without permits, as well as structural deficiencies. management has appealed the closer. a san rafael community group called for the boycott of two stores for selling what they called alcopop. there's an alcopop free zone in this neighborhood. the group marched in protest. they asked circle k to stop selling the drink.

the drinks are marketed to kids. they are especially concerned with a new product just on the market. >> there's 8 different versions of dead pool on the outside of the mike's hard lemonade can. it's got 8% alcohol content, and they are very sweet, youth oriented flavors. >> the same group tried to get the drinks banned statewide, but failed. >> a group of nuns facing eviction from san francisco's tenderloin now has an unlikely savior. "the chronicle" reports meet are speaker tony robins met with the nuns during a trip to the bay area and handed them a check for $25,000. he heard of their landlord's plan by 50% and wanted to help. nuns have lived at turk and taylor street about 8 years and run a soup kitchen for the homeless at that location. san francisco launched a new

two-person team to address the emergency needs for the homeless. the mayor's office announced the homeless assessment and response team. the team will work from noon to midnight when most of the 911 calls from the homeless come in. a community rolled out the red carpet not for movie stars, but for surfers. the world's best wave riders took part in yesterday's maverick surf contest. sky 7hd flew overhead as the top waves rows as high at 40 feet. >> the man of the hour, nick lamb. >> that's great. it's over the moon. >> the san jose native has been surfing since he was five and has always dreamed of winning the titans of maverick. he did it, and earning $30,000 to boot. >> the waves are so incredible. it brings so many people together. >> his father watched nervously. >> in the final he got a horrible call right toward the end and it looked like he got about five waves on the head right after that.

it isn't any fun at all. most of us would have called it a day. >> but lamb paddled back out and ended up taking the title. pacifica native and paramedic travis king was another crowd favorite. he took second place. >> he was pretty stoked. it was my first contest. >> big sur of competition took over the small coastal town. >> to have another thing to bolster the local economy is great. >> brings a lot of energy. >> that energy is proving to last through the night as the 24 of the world's best surfers, strutting their stuff, on dry land. in half moon bay, abc7 news. >> a santa cruz native had a serious wipeout yesterday that knocked him out of mavericks and left him with a broken eardrum. tim collins crashed when the face of a 30-foot wave he was surfing collapsed around him. water started pouring into his mouth as the wave held him under water and his eardrum actually

blew out. he pulled the cord on his safety vest. that got him to the surface and possibly kept him from drowning. a very close call. >> definitely. we still have the high surf advisory until 8:00 today from sonoma to monterey. and a central coast. can you check this out. can you see it? half-mile visibility. sfo has a mile and a half. and oakland a mile and three quarters. so perhaps some delays stacking up. not yet, though. we will talk about that and when it's going to clear for your valentine's day forecast and a little rain in that coming up. >> thanks, lisa. also ahead, the language of emojis. what experts hope children will do to keep their parents safe. and we will tell you how you can get in and meet some world

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>> emojis are everywhere. you see a huge range of them. some teenagers even use them as a hidden language. why experts say parents need to pay attention. >> you might call them modern day hieroglyphics. pictures meant to say more than just words. >> a chipmunk. >> over, it's hard to convey your emotions sometimes so adding a facial expression or whatever, it's like lightens the mood, i guess. >> they can be sweet and silly, or scary. a new york teenager accused of threatening police with a gun emoji on social media.

in illinois prosecutors say another teen showed support for isis by tagging violent videos with emojis. good or bad, emojis are changing the way teenagers interact. >> it's sad because children don't know how to talk to one another these days. >> the 12 year olds, 13-year-olds have had emojis since they have used cell phones so it's how they communicate. >> paul booth is a media specialist at depaul university. >> there's something about a image that really communicates to us. >> but some now worry it's a barrier to understanding kids and keeping them safe. >> so what's the problem? >> i don't speak emoji. >> this episode in the tv show "castle" shows the problem. many adults find deciphering emojis nearly impossible. we found an expert to decode this one. >> by the way to me is like somebody who has a cool look.

>> and eddie leads a ymca youth program. he said many use emojis like code. >> talking about sex, talking about drugs, talking about neighborhoods. i mean, you name it. >> with thousands of emojis out there, experts say they are the latest version of an age-old problem. >> kids have always created languages their parents can't understand. any kind of slang or to communicate in secret. >> this mother won't use emojis when sending messages to your children? >> what do your kids say? >> mom, you are lame. >> do they use an emoji to display that? >> yeah. >> for parents trying to sort it all out, there are now websites to help you translate, and there's the simplest tool of all. >> ask your children what the emojis mean. >> when you both understand, communication is facilitated. >> abc7 news. >> the nba is going emoji at this weekend all-star game in toronto. for the first time each player has their own personalized emoji on twitter.

the idea is to get fans to vote for the game's mvp. if you are wondering what the warriors emojis will look like, here you go. he steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green. and don't forget abc7 news sports director will report live from the all-star game in toronto beginning tonight at 5:00. again, steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green will be there. larry's live reports will continue through tomorrow on abc7 news. you can always follow larry on twitter @abc7. >> this morning fans are lining up to be the first in line at the 2016 giants fan fest. hunter pence said he looks forward to seeing the fans.

>> so excited to get started. and we know they will be there and it's the best feeling of support. their vision and belief. they lift us up so much with of that, with that love, with that passion. >> fans will be able to buy tickets for the entire 2016 seasons. giants fan fest runs from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. admission is free. spring training begins next week with giants pitchers and catchers reporting to camp on wednesday. it should be a fawn time. >> yeah, you won't need the heavy jackets. in fact maybe getting used to the spring-like weather. it will stick around and get warmer over the weekend. we are looking at some dense fog this morning many certainly some issues out there with the dense fog advisory for the north bay interior valleys. this is a look at live doppler 7hd. you see a little cloud cover over the bay area and this is headed up into the pacific northwest. we have not only the high clouds or the clouds right on the ground, and it all that moisture we have some problems, anywhere from san jose at 2 1/2 miles to

oakland a mile and three quarters. three quarters of a mile at sfo but so far they are saying no delays here. a quarter mile up in napa, fairfield. look at the san carlos airport. just the better, overa mile and notice all over the north bay. concord and livermore have been doing okay but hayward sitting the at one mile. the and mountain view. most of the areas experiencing some of this. it can be fine and then really you will be impacted just like that. so you have to be careful and be aware of that out there. 50 half moon bay. 52 morgan hill 53 for you as well as san francisco. 54 san jose and oakland checking in with 55 degrees. here's how it looks at the airport at the peninsula. can't see much right now. the sun comes up at 7:02. look how much cooler it is from the north bay valleys. low 40s for santa rosa, looking at 43. livermore with mid-40s by the delta. 46 in novato and 48 for you in

napa and concord. the highlights then across the bay area finally getting a bit of a picture here from pier 15, the exploratorium camera. but you see how we are impacted in the city. a foggy start for most. warming up tomorrow and temperatures well above kraknel. records once again possible monday and tuesday. so we are looking at the high surf advisory until 8:00 tonight. so a very dangerous from the northwest coast all the way down to monterey. and looking at the swells right now. you can see how big they are, 12 and 13 feet from half moon bay to monterey bay. so the fog is sitting right along the coast right now, the central coast. but by the afternoon you can see it will be pretty mild. in the 60s. look at those 80s in southern california with mid-50s tahoe. a long way to go, though. just in the 20s at truckee and the tahoe valley airport. third round today from pebble

beach. low 60s 2:00, and still holding around 60 at 5:00 in the afternoon. valentines weekend in the south bay and beyond, low 70s today. mid-70s tomorrow. look at that, records possible monday and tuesday and sharply cooler on tuesday. here's why. we are looking at a weather system that wants to bring us a little rain late wednesday into thursday or thursday morning commute could be rainy, but it shouldn't be too much. we are looking at a 1 on our storm impact scale. 68 san mateo, and low 70s. the accuweather seven-day forecast is there, the potential records and a 1 on the form impact scale indicating a weak system. maybe a quarter of an inch to a half-inch or less. and then drying out thursday and friday. so it looks like we went from, you know, january to april. >> yeah. i just can't even believe it. i've been like sweating in the field as we were reporting. what's going on with the weather? lisa, thank you. how much are you planning to spend this valentine's day? we have tips to find romance

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. >> the amount of money people spend on valentine's day is expected to hit a record high. but "7 on your side" michael finney reminds us that love doesn't have to be expensive. >> they have been date fourth just five months.

the pressure to come up with the perfect valentine's day can be intimidating. >> valentine's day is always a hard holiday, i think, for men. >> she is a relationships expert and calls herself a valentines coach. she says new couples may be internalizing all kinds of questions. >> do we do something for valentine's day? what if i don't know if i'm in love with you yet? >> adding to the pressure is the cost of going out on a date. the average man sends $142 on a valentine's date. twice as much as a woman. for bay area couples the cost is even higher. lou is with the school of management at the university of san francisco. >> in terms of going out for dinner, the prices in san francisco have gone up by about 4 1/2%. >> he said dinner for two with a bottle of wine averages $103 in the city. and a night's stay in a hotel $397. we challenged marcy and gailen to find romance without breaking the bank.

fans of the television the television show downton abbey. they decided to go on a downton abbey date. they dressed up and went about. >> i love it. >> their date continued at the tea rose in santa rosa. it was a perfect, inexpensive early valentine's day treat. >> whatever we do, just being together makes me so happy. >> cheers! >> cheers! >> the total cost of their valentines date, $30. we have additional tips on making your valentine's day special all on our website. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side". >> a scientist in hawaii has announced the discovery of a new plant just in time to for valentine's day. it's most distinguishing feature, it's heart shaped fruit.

the research team said the find resulted from a loving adventure with hawaiian biodiversity. the plant was given the unromantic name, coprosma cordicarpa. so far it's only been found on maui. it's part of the coffee family, but researchers say it does not make good coffee. for people. the academy for sciences in san francisco hands us this video to a worker hand being out cards to the penguins yesterday. the penguins use them to line their nests and they say it encourages breeding. much more ahead on the abc7 saturday morning news. a new sport that has gamers excited in the bay area. all you have to do is lift your finger. also ahead, what it means to be a driver. how self-driving cars could help those wh

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new this is abc7 news. >> it's half past the hour on this saturday morning. thanks for waking up with us. i'm chris wisconsin. the fog continues to be an issue throughout parts of bait area. here's lisa argen tracking the conditions where youlish. good morning, lisa. >> hi, chris. highlighted in gray. the dense fog advisory from the national weather service for the north bay valleys and along the central coast. in between the high surf advisory. if you are up in the north bay, check it out. anywhere from a quarter mile

napa, half-mile petaluma and fairfield three quarter. concord not impacted but as we go further south hayward is at a half-mile. and the airport right now at a half-mile. so as far as delays, that could change. here how pretty it is before the fog. we are looking at a 7:02 sunrise. 40s and 50s to start out and 60s and 70s by noontime. 70s in the afternoon and warmer tomorrow. >> lisa, thank you. president obama has designated nearly 2 million acres of california desert as national monument. the designation helps protect the natural resources and historical artifacts on that land. sandoval of no, mojave and cassel mountain are now national monuments. president obama is in the e are,

expect to go play golf. air force one arrived in the valley yesterday. he is staying at larry ellison's rancho estate. earlier in the week he visited where he launched his campaign for president 9 years ago. in his weekly' dress, president obama admits the tone of politics has gotten worse but he said americans can improve it if more people vote. >> i still believe in a politics of hope. and for all the challenges. the changing world, for all the imperfections of our democracy, choosinf a politics of hope is something that is entirely up to each of us. >> on monday and tuesday the president will host a summit with leaders from the association of southeast asian nations in rancho mirage. >> cauaght on video, it a car -- a car on president obama's motorcade suddenly spun out and crashed into a wall. it happened as the president head today the airport after a day of fundraising.

the officer was taken to the hospital and is expected to be okay. an investigation is underway to determine what exactly went wrong >> the next big presidential battleground is south carolina will democrats and republicans will hold primaries on two different days later this month. tonight the six gop candidates will turn on their southern charm as they take the stage for the debate. it will be the first time they squared off since the new hampshire primary. the south carolinaa gop primary is on february 20th. tonight's debate starts at of:00. in mexico big crowds welcomed pope frances to mexico city last night. mexicans are asking him to address the violence, the drug war and government corruption during his five day visit. a ceremony is set later this morning, followed by visits with mexico's president and the mexican bishops. 4 million people are expected at the mass tonight. >> the death to toll in the taiwan earthquake has risen to 115. two people are still missing.

327 residents survived the magnitude 6.4 quake. the building's developer and two architects are accused of cutting corners during the construction. a boston elementary school teacher was killed after an airborne manhole cover hit her car, causing her to crash into a wall. police are investigating how the 200-pound manhole cover dislodged and went into the air. officers are looking into excessive wear or any other characteristics that could have caused it to become airborne. police say the teacher died instantly. >> 6:33 is our time. shifting gears a little bit, a new sport is in the bay area, and you don't even have to get off the couch to play it. reggie takes us inside the world of e-sports. >> from living rooms to arenas and bars to ball rooms, the number of people playing competitive video games is blowing up. the world of electronic or

e-sports is attracting big crowds and big money all over the bay area. players, also known as broadcasters, compete live online. >> thanks for taking care of me. >> many on the website twitch. >> we have dozens of broadcasters now making six figures. >> he's the co-founder of san francisco's based twitch. the company started in 2012 and now boasts 1.7 million broadcasters who play games live on the internet. the audience is even bigger. more than 100 million visitors tune in to watch. so many, twitch is now the fourth largest user of peak time internet bandwidth. >> we are in many ways the place where professional e-sports is discovered. >> twitch supports the most popular players by giving them a cut for each subscriber who pays to watch them play. >> renee is making enough to call it a full-time job. she streams at least four hours a day monday through friday. >> yeah, i make enough to

support myself in the east bay, which is saying a lot. i'm very fortunate and very grateful. >> she is now part of a growing community. >> e-sporting events are fostering a booming social and competitive scene too. hundreds of people show up during the week to play video games at the foundry in san francisco's south of market business. >> we celebrate gaming or having fun. doing something you can do at home, but why not go out, grab a beer and celebrate together. >> chances are you have a gamer in your house. 67% of households play video games and they spend an arrange of 8 hours a week glued to the screen. >> at this competition at the san jose convention center, thousands of people pay as much as $100 to compete and watch. >> five years ago this was nothing, and now every year it's

growing exponentially. it's growing bigger and bigger. doesn't matter if you are the best in the world or the first tournament. it's a chance to show what you've got. >> of roughly 4,000 attend december, half are here to compete in one game, super smash brothers melee. >> this is unique because it's only smash brothers. we call them smashers. everyone in this room to plays smash brothers. >> these games are just like any sporting event. there are commentators, big screens. >> it's a tournament. >> all broadcast on twitch. so you might ask who would want to watch someone else play a video game? >> the same reason you want to watch someone go cook on the cooking channel or same reason you might want to watch people play sports. you want to watch people who are good at what they do. gaming is definitely a passion for some people. >> and potentially profitable too. tournament winners can fill their pockets. the prizes are in the tens of thousands of dollars. and then there's the one thing that's priceless. bragging rights. reggie, abc7 news. >> even the first name in sports, our sister network espn, is taking notice. they recently committed to cover

e-sports on a daily rigor with the same vigor they cover other sports online. >> have are wanted to go back in time? it is something you probably don't want to do on an i-phone. a bug that permanently location the device and makes it unusable. first a look at the exploratorium camera at pier 15. you can see it's foggy out there. lisa argen will have the full accuweather forecast in just a few minutes. spokesbox: ♪ go paperless, don't stress, girl ♪ ♪ i got the discounts that you need ♪ ♪ safe driver ♪ accident-free ♪ everybody put your flaps in the air for me ♪

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unuse bible. when you set the phone to january 1, 19770, the clock will. -- the phone crashes and the phone won't start. one man did it and posted about it on the youtube channel so you can see what happens. the most likely explanation has to do with time zones. the bug only affects newer i-phones and ipads. lisa, glad to know about the bug, but i think a lot of people have a lot of time on their hands. >> seriously. this morning you have to wait a little bit if you want to head out for maybe a bike ride. check it out from above the clouds. you can see the low clouds and high clouds framing mt. tam. this is from sutro. isn't it gorgeous with 40s and 50s? dense fog in the north bay and interior valleys and then it's all about the 60s, 70s, and rain, all in the 70s, thanks, lisa. also ahead, celebrities and golfers face-off in pebble beach. mike shumann has all t

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. >> time right now is 6:34. here's a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. how long will this fog stick around? lisa returns with the accuweather forecast. >> forget chocolate this valentine's day, give your sweetheart mushrooms instead. stanford scientists said romantic evenings wouldn't be the same without fungi. he says it goes into producing wine and chocolate, but if you are looking for a different type of gift, he recommends truffles.

the mushrooming delicacy might be a little out of your price range, though. it often costs $10,000 a pound. >> the government has redefined what it means to be a driver. a blind man is the first person to give google's car a test drive. >> for steve, traveling across town requires planning. he lives two miles from the nearest bus stop and when his family is at work, he relies on the vta's para-transit. >> i have to make arrangements for the rides the day before. >> that's why a ride he took three years ago was so magical. for the first time since he became blind he sat in the driver's seat and that's about all he did. >> the vehicle was the driver. the car was the driver. >> but california rules say autonomous cars still need a licensed driver. steve can't get a driver's license. >> if it is required to have a licensed human driver in the car it means i could not go anyplace in that vehicle without someone

accompanying me. >> and it would throw on the brakes for google's next project, cars without regular controls. >> there's no steering wheel. >> but in a letter to google. federal regulators made a key clarification. where the law refers to a driver, the driver doesn't have to be human. >> is this a green light for the autonomous vehicles? >> i think it's the absence of a yellow light. >> they said it doesn't clear up other laws. robotic cars still have to have mirrors. >> the rear-view mirrorrors were unnecessary for me, the side mears were unnecessary for me. >> but if the changes came about, it means steve could have his independence. >> i love this! >> he doesn't miss the pedals or steering wheel one bit. >> anybody who spends five minutes out in the danger will realize the danger of the humans, personally i can't wait for the robots to start driving. jonathan bloom, abc7 news. >> all right.

weather-wise we are dealing with fog. is it affecting flights? >> no. believe it or not, it is not. and we have fog all around sfo and oakland and san jose. it could. doesn't mean it's not going to change. but as of right now we have just a few areas that are looking at the dense fog. and it's highlighted in gray there. the national weather service has a dense fog valleys for the north valleys and along the central coast. but the purple here from sonoma all the way down into monterey, and we have some advisories to pass on. look how it's going in the north bay. all of a sudden improvement. but head takeover to napa and fairfield just a quarter mile visibility. it's okay in concord and livermore. hayward at about one mile and we being looking at 2 1/2 in san jose and san carlos. and sfo a mile visibility. so we are looking at this all

around the bay area, kind of moving about and looking at some improvements by about 9:00. check this out. you see from how mount sutro, and in the distance mt. tam. the high clouds framing it and the low clouds with temperatures mild. 50 half moon bay, 52 morgan hill. good morning oakland, 55 to you and 53 mountain view and san francisco. the east bay hills camera shows a nice vantage point from sutro in the distance and the fog about 400, 500 feet. it's low and that's because high pressure is pushing down on the atmosphere, and beneath we are looking at the cooler conditions in the north bay. 42 santa rosa, good morning. 45 in novato. and 48 in concord for our friends up in napa. so looking a the a cool start for some, but by the afternoon it's plenty of sunshine. here's mt. tam. you can see how pretty it looks above at 7:02 sunrise. it will be setting after 5:00 tonight. to foggy start. warming up tomorrow. in fact, temperatures could

potentially be record-breaking on monday and tuesday. and numbers today a lot like yesterday. we had low 70s on the peninsula, redwood city. the cool spot was half moon bay at 62. it's almost like we are getting used to the spring fling we are having, but it's not unusual to have the dry spell for a couple weeks in the winter. we hope we can get the jet stream back to bring us some rain and cut through the big ridge. 12 to 13-foot waves from half moon bay to monterey. dangerous conditions through 8:00 tonight. looking at the conditions to be just glorious for monterey. 64 there. pretty warm for los angeles and womb springs. low 80s, upper 80s. 60 at 11:00. 2:00 62 degrees and still around 60 at 5:00 p.m. pretty mild even at the to coast. san jose it gets warmer and warmer and low 70s to mid-70s and upper 70s. then by wednesday here is what we are expecting.

a weak weather system brings rain wednesday night into thursday. shouldn't bring much rain but could bring us a little. he'll take anything we can get. the accuweather seven-day forecast look at you'll the 70s. a 1 on the storm impact scale indicates the weak system on wednesday, into thursday, and then back to dry friday. >> you are bringing love to the people through that forecast. >> i'll take it. >> lisa, thank you. turning to sports now, pros and celebrities tee off for round 3 of the pebble beach pro am. one of the big name players surges to the top of the leaderboard. mike shumann has round 2 highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning. well, round 2 on the books at pebble beach. the beauty of this event is you get to play at least three days

as an amateur or as a pro. you get a shot at three courses. and one of the most beautiful places in the world. clerk it out, at paradise. enough said. phill mickelson, in the front. 10 under with 6-under 65 today. jordan speith also on monterey. barges it off. 269. 3-under after two rounds. same hole, same foursome. justin johnson from just off the green. 2 over but celebrates an eagle. 11 back at even par. and one of the shots of the day on the par-5, 14th at pebble many tough to keep it on the ridge but he drops it. birdie on the number one handicap hole. a nice birdie putt on monterey. a course record 11-under 60 on monterey. had a birdie for a 59 but he egg settled for the long-par

putt." so here's the leaderboard. >> very pleased the way i'm striking the ball, chipping and putting, and the way it's coming together. now it's a matter of being in contention a few times, which i already have. >> nba all-star week in toronto is in full swing. we have three local heroes involved, steph curry, klay thompson and draymond green. today is the skills contest. kobe bryant is playing in his 18th and final all-star game. he was surrounded wherever he went yesterday. some media members even bringing him gifts. the warriors soaking up every moment. especially first-time all-star draymond green. >> it's been amazing just to be a part of this, around all the guys and seeing how it all works. >> it's a huge honor to be here with steph and draymond. i'm so excited about that. it's a weekend for fun. >> having two teammates here especially because basketball is a team game and to have two other guys representing the full squad. and all that we've accomplished,

it's huge. >> that's the way the ball bounces. more from pebble beach and all-star weekend tonight at 5:00 p.m. with larry beil live from toronto. i'm mike shumann. have a great day. coming up, the hunger games comes to the bay area. how you can check out some of the props and costumes used in the props and costumes used in the film.

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the meganumber 1. nobody picked all six so tuesday night's jackpot goes up to $94 million. >> happening today, a behind the scenes look' hunger games here in san francisco. starting today they can explore the world behind the books and blockbuster film in a special exhibition. more than thousand costumes and props will be on display, 1,000. you can buy tickets online and doors open at 10:00 a.m. at the palace of fine arts. next on the abc7 saturday morning news at 6:00. a south bay shooting near public >> we have cameras above the fog and that's what we will get later. but right now we are looking at sutro where you see mt. tam on the distance. the fog will evaporate and leave us with a sunny and beautiful afternoon. visibility in the north bay slowly improving. a quarter mile napa. look at the san carlos area. 2 1/2 miles san jose some improvement and looking at numbers from, once again, mid-60s coast, upper 60s to 70 around the bay. how about 71 livermore. and the accuweather seven-day

forecast. check out the warmth for tomorrow, valentine's day. records possible monday, tuesday, and a weak system of 1 on our storm impact scale perhaps late wednesday into thursday. not much in the way of rain. and it looks like we are drying out after that on friday. so winter is not over. we are hoping for more rain but, of course, the next seven days not featuring much of that winter-like weather. >> do you have any exciting plans for valentine's day? >> you know, not so much. kind of quiet. how about you? >> hopefully your husband brings you the roses. >> oh, yes. >> are you a chocolate guy -- or girl, rather? >> yeah, sounds good. >> thanks for joining us on the abc saturday morning news. the news continues online with our abc7 news app. "good morning america" is next. as we say good-bye, let's leave you with a live look outside from the mt. tam camera as the sun comes up on this saturday morning. don't forget to tag your photos and videos using the # abc7 now.

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