move for us. ask your doctor about xarelto®. good morning, thanks so much for joining us, it is saturday, february 13th. let's start with the first look at the weather. here's lisa with the first look at live doppler 7 hd. >> good morning, we're starting out with fog and at the time quite dense from livermore to petaluma, a half mile by the delta. less than that in napa and less than a quarter mile in san carlos and san carlos airport. sfo mild visibility but we're not experiencing delays in at our local airports, looking at temperatures in the 50s. here's san jose, you've been in and out of the dense fog all morning and some of the warmer numbers are on the peninsula, south bay, san francisco, the coast at 50.

52 in mountain view and 54 downtown. you can see the hills there floating on top of the fog. looking at numbers in the 40s here. we'll be above average records again possible in the future. chris? >> thanks, lisa. new this morning, the santa clara county sheriff's office is asking for your help in identifying a man they say shot another man in downtown san jose. a camera captured this picture of the man who investigators say shot the victim on the light rail platform. it happened just after 10:00 last night. the victim was taken to the hospital with nonlife threatening injuries. the sheriff's office is handling the case because it happened on vta property. the chp is trying to track the person responsible for a bizarre attack on the golden gate bridge. abc 7 news reporter has more.

>> reporter: both blow darts are four inches long according to the california highway patrol. one penetrated pretty deep. as paramedics try to help first victim, a second said she was also hit. >> she was struck in the kneecap and gone into the skin. >> the darts were launched from a car driving northbound on the bridge, they working with the golden gate bridge authorities to see if they have any surveillance video to help catch the culprits behind this attack. vista point is one of the most popular places in the bay area. bobby was showing his family from london this view. i showed him and can you sayous picture of the dart. >> it is scary but you can't hide. you've got to look out for yourself. >> these days you doeblt know what's going to happen. >> according to the chp neither dart seem 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 this suspect car was on bridge. at vista point, abc 7 news. this morning we have more details about the offduty richmond police officer shot and killed in his own home. officer gus vegas was killed thursday during a domestic dispute. his family came forward yesterday in an emotional tribute to the man they lost. we're also learning more about the man arrested for the crime. abc 7 news reporter alan wong has the latest. >> our doorbell started ringing off the hook. >> reporter: it was sandra vegas, the wife of murdered richmond police officer vegas, she said vega had shot and killed her shus. >> what were the exact words? >> that he's been hearing voices lately and this is the devil. >> reporter: 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 6-year-old son. from their church the family forgave robert veg da and praised vegas's life. >> the life as a police officer devoted to protecting others and life of a father that he ultimately sacrificed in protecting his family. >> robert vega was at the family's vallejo home regularly and caused gus dad. robert vega appeared to be stable. >> it seemed like he stayed busy and had himself under control. he was ex-military too. >> robert vega is an army veteran deployed to iraq and recently working in construction. in vallejo, alan wong, abc 7 news. fire destroyed a home atop a cliff in pacifica yesterday.

the charred wreckage of a home, the firefighters had the fire out in about an hour but they were slowed down by fallen power lines. new firefighter video shows smoke pouring out of the home and thankfully no one was hurt but finding the cause will be adult difficult because it is unsafe. >> firefighters faced dangerous conditions yesterday. that's a power line arcing outside a home on noter dame avenue in belmont. firefighters pulled a dog and cat out of the home and gave the cat oxygen and took it to a veterinary hospital. the dog was not hurt. a care facility for disabled adults in mountain view has been shut down because of health violations. inspectors found bed bugs, sewage leaks and mold in the living areas of residents at the san antonio man manor, they visited several times citing it with 56 infractions.

not only was it deemed unhealthy but also unsafe. inspectors also found renovations done without permits as well as structural deficiencies, managers have appealed the closure. a san rafael group has called for the boycott of two stores for selling what they call alcopop. they used for a free zone in the city's canal neighborhood. abc 7 news with a in san rafael as they marched in protest. they asked them to stop selling the drinks saying the drinks are marketed to kids and they are especially a concern withñç the new product just out on market. >> there's eight different versions of deadpool on the outside of the mike's hard lemonade can. 8% alcohol content. and they are very sweet, youth oriented flavors. >> the group tried to get the drinks banned statewide but failed.

a group of nuns facing eviction from san francisco's tenderloin have a unlikely savior. the kron kel reports tony rob bins met with the nuns during a trip to the bait area and handed them a check for $25,000. robbins heard about their landlord's plans to raise the rent by 50 pirs and wanted to help. they lived there eight years and run a soup kitchen at that location. san francisco has launched a new two-person team to address emergency needs for homeless. the mayor's office announced the creation of the homeless emergency assessment and response team. they'll respond to 911 calls for nonemergency medical psychological and social needs. the team will work from noon to midnight when most of the 911 calls come from the homeland. a peninsula community rolled out the red carpet not for movie stars but surfers. the best wave riders took part in yesterday's maverick surf

contest. the top surfers rode waves as high as 40 feet. abc 7 news reporter janet oh has the stortry. >> the man of the hour, nick lamb. >> i feel great. >> reporter: the santa cruz native has been surfing since he was 5 and always dreamed of winning the titans of maverick and he did it earning a cool $30,000 to boot. >> this wave is so incredible. >> reporter: his father, tony, watched nervously. >> in the final, he got a horrible fall right towards the end and if looked like he got five waves on the head right after that. and it isn't any fun at all. most of us would have called it a day. >> reporter: but he paddled back out and ended ip taking the title. >> it's great to be in the competition last night i was pretty stoked, first contest. >> reporter: the big surf competition took over the small coastal town. >> to have another thing to

bolster local economy is great. >> brings a lot of energy to half moon bay. >> that energy lasting through the night, with 24 of the world's best surfers strutting their stuff in dry land. in half moon bay, abc 7 news. a santa cruz native had a serious knockoff that left him with a blown ear drum. kel collins crashed when the wave collapsed around him. water started pouring into collins mouth and his ear drum blew out. he pulled the cord on his safety vest and got him to the surface and kept him from possibly drowning. a very close call. wow. weatherwise, some dense fog out there in parts of the bay area. when will it lift? >> it's beginning to lift some some spots about less from a quarter mile in napa and see here in san francisco low 50s and to around with no fog in concord.

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welcome back. a live look outside at the golden gate bridge. you can see it is pretty foggy out there right now. hard to tell, but there is a slight breeze in the air. flag is waving around a little bit of the we'll get a full check on the forecast in just a little bit. 8:13 is the time. emojis are everywhere, you see symbols everywhere and some teenagers use them as a hidden language. kristen found out why experts say parents need to pay attention. >> reporter: you might call them modern day high row glifices. >> you end conversations with a chipmunk. >> it's over text it's hard to convey emotions so adding a

facial expression or like whatever, it's like lightens the mood. >> reporter: 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. they are changing the way teenagers interact. >> children don't know how to talk to one another these days. >> the 12-year-olds and 13-year-olds had emojis since they've been using cell phones so it's how they communicate. >> paul is a media studier. >> something about an image that communicates emotion to us. >> reporter: some parents worry they are a barrier to understanding kids and keeping them safe. >> so what's the problem? >> i don't speak emoji. >> reporter: this episode of "castle" illustrates a real life problem, many adults find deciphering emojis impossible.

we found an expert to decode this one. >> it's like somebody who has a cool look who -- >> reporter: eddie leads a ymca youth program and says many use emojis like code. >> talking about sex and drugs and neighborhoods, you name it. >> reporter: with thousands out there, experts say they are really the latest version of an age-old problem. >> kids have always created languages that parents can't understand. >> any kind of slang, any way to communicate in some sort of secret. >> reporter: this mother won't send emojis. >> they say, mom, you're lame. >> they use a certain emoji to display like that? >> yes. >> reporter: there are websites to help you translate and the simplest tool at all. asking the children what they mean. >> when you both understand what it means, communication is

facilitated. >> reporter: abc 7 news. the nba is going emoji at this week's all stair game. for first time each player has personalized emojis on twitter to get fans to vote for the mvp. if you're wondering what warriors look like. there you go. green will take part in the skills challenge and curry and tom p have a rematch in the three-point shooting contest. fans are lining up to be the first for the giants 23rd annual fan fest. several players met with the media yesterday and shot commercials that will air during the season. players will be signing autographs around the ballpark. hunter pence is looking forward to seeing the fans. >> so excited to get this started. and it's the best feeling of support. their vision and belief, they lift us up so much, with that love and passion.

>> fans will have access to the field and club house. they'll also be able to buy tickets for the entire 2016 season. giants fan fest runs from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m., admission is free. don't forget, spring training begins next week with giants pitchers and catchers reporting to camp on wednesday. >> 8:17. foggy outside right now. for everyone heading out to at&t park, record breaking temperatures? >> we could see a few but more plikly maybe tomorrow. monday into tuesday most likely as we look at the strong ridge of high pressure, still a dense fog advisory for our protected valleys of the north bay and central coast. highlighted in gray. and the high surf advisory through 8:00 tonight. it has been very, very foggy out there with even a south bay reporting just total saturation like it rained earlier. and the air is just saturated.

this morning we're looking at visibility, less than a quarter mile still in napa, petaluma at a half mile. concord not much going on for you but in livermore, looking at the quarter mile visibility, less than that at the san carlos airport. 3/4 visibility at half moon bay. sfo, no delays there. and one mile in san jose. it's been in and out of the dense fog. our camera you can see how dead calm it is out there. we need a bit of a west wind and that sun to evaporate all of that moisture. that is exactly what is on the way as high pressure rolls out for a brilliant afternoon but it will build. it is mild despite all of the cloud cover, 55 in oakland, 51 in morgan hill and 50 on coast. this is a look at sfo. no problems despite all of that gray. low 40s and cooler in the north bay for santa rosa, 45 in novato

and 44 in napa and fairfield. 49 in concord. with lake tahoe in the distance, it looks beautiful. temperatures have been in the 20s, mother nature bringing rain and looks like late wednesday into thursday. highs today upper 50s there. foggy start this morning. warming up for valentine's day and we could even see a record tomorrow but more likely on monday and tuesday as the center of the ridge is right over the bay area. today a weak trough to the north allowing for westerly winds and once again those long period westerly swells to create hazardous conditions. look at mafl moon bay. 15-foot swells, it's a tough time of yearly where we get a brief break in the records and you head to the beach and you have to know how dangerous it is out there. looking at low 60s in yosemite. mid-60s along the coast. but if many day for monterey, pebble beach starting out with

fog and your fog advisory for another hour or so. low 60s and beautiful day there alock with central coast in monterey. san jose, mid-70s tomorrow for valentine's day. upper 70s records for you monday and tuesday then sharply cooler. this is why. we're looking at a trough to bring you rain wednesday night into thursday for the entire bay, anywhere from a quarter inch or less in some spots, maybe more in the higher elevations. but today we'll enjoy the sunshine and mild temperatures, 68 in san mateo, 70 palo alto and seven-day forecast for valentine's day, even warmer and monday and tuesday, like last week, then our storm impact scale rating this system a weak one, number one, wednesday night into thursday. hopefully we'll hold on to that. you know how the forecast models like to move all things around. that's why we're here to update you. >> what happened to winter? >> i know, it's got to come back. spring break. >> that's a good one. >> how much are you planning to spend this valentine's day?

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the amount of money people spend on valentine's day is set to set a record high. but love doesn't have to be

expensive. >> marcy and gaylen have been dating for 12 months and the pressure can be intimidating. >> valentine's day is a hard holiday for men. >> reporter: a relationships expert calls herself a valentine's 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 spends $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 4.5%. >> reporter: he says dinner for two with bottle of wine averages $103 in the city. a night at the theater, $219 and

night stay in a hotel, $397. we challenged marcy and gaylen to find romance without breaking the bank. they are both fans of television show "downtown abbey" they decideded to go on a themed valentine's day and began at this store in petaluma, chick a boom vintage. >> how much fun is is that. >> reporter: they enjoyed playing dress up and imagining themselves in various pieces of clothing. >> i love it. >> reporter: their date continued to the rose tea room in santa rosa. it was a perfect inexpensive early valentine's day treat. >> whatever we do, just being together makes me so happy. >> cheers. >> reporter: the total cost of marcy's gaylen's valentine's day, $30. we have additional tips on

making your valentine's day special on our website. i'm michael finney, 7 on your side. >> have you gotten your valentine a gift yet? abc 7 news was at the san francisco flower mart as florists got ready for valentine's day. according to the national retail federation, americans are expected to spend nearly $2 billion on flowers this weekend. >> a scientist in hawaii announced a discovery of a new plant just in time for valentine's day. it's most distinguishing feature is its heart shaped fruit. the research team says the find resulted from a loving adventure with hawaii biodiversity. it was given the unromantic name and so far it's only been found on maui, part of the coffuld ha coffee family but doesn't make good coffee. academy of sciences in san francisco sent us this video of a worker handing out valentine's to the african penguins

yesterday. the male birds collect the cards and give them to the females to help line their nest because it encourages breeding. a new sport has gamers excited in the bay area. all you have to do is lift your finger. what does it mean to be a driver? how a self-driving cars could ♪ ♪

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thanks so much for waking up with us. the fog continues to be an issue through parts of the bay area. lisa is tracking conditions where you live. >> you're absolutely right. we look at the gray area. this is where the national weather service has highlighted the dense fog advisory for another hour or so and the high surf advisory along the coast. it continues to move around and now the delta is a half mile, less than a quarter mile in napa and petaluma. it's going to lower before it evaporates. still issues from mountain view to san carlos and even livermore now while the airport not doing too bad. even a little bit of moisture out there. the golden gate bridge, socked in. temperatures in the 40s north of the golden gate and 50s elsewhere. and 3:00 we'll in the 60s at the coast. upper 60s to low 70s. even warmer tomorrow. this weekend, president

obama is in palm springs where he's xpektded to play lots of golf. mr. obama is staying at larry ellie son's rancho mirage estate. he visited springfield illinois where he served as a u.s. senator and launched his first presidential campaign nine years ago and spent the night in san jose. president obama mits the tone of politics has gotten worse but america can improve it if more people vote. >> for all of the challenges aej imperfections, it's entirely up to each of us. >> the president will host a summit with leaders from the association of southeast asian nations in rancho mirage. caught on video, an officer riding with president obama's motor okayed crashed into a wall on interstate 405 as the president headed to the airport

after a day of fund raising. the officer was taken to the hospital. he is expected to be okay. and an investigation is under way to determine what exactly went wrong. 8:32 is our time. the next big presidential battle ground in south carolina where democrats and republicans will hold primaries on two different days later this month. tonight the sixth gop candidates will turn on their southern charm as they take the stage for the debate. it will be the first time since they squared off since the new hampshire primary. the south carolina gop primary is february 20th. tonight's debate starts at 6:00. an official welcoming ceremony was held for pope francis this morning in mexico city. he also vited with the mexican president and bishops and big crowds cheered the pope on the streets. locals are aasking him to address the violence and drug war and government corruption during the five-day visit. 4 million are expected at the evening mass at mexican city's

roman catholic shrine. the death toll in the taiwan earthquake has gone up to 115 people with two people still missing in the rubble of a collapsed apartment building. 327 residents survived this magnitude 6.4 quake. the building's developer and architects are accused of cutting corners. they'll inspect several dozen other developments in the area that did not collapse. a boston 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 man hole 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. 8:33 is the time. there's a new sport booming in the bay area and you don't even have to get off the couch to play it. abc 7 news anchor reggie takes us inside the world of e sports. >> reporter: from living rooms to arenas and to ball room, the

number of people playing competitive video games is blowing up. the world of electronics 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. >> reporter: many of them on the website twitch. >> the company started in 2012 and now boast 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 band width. >> we are in many ways the place where professional e sports is discovered. >> reporter: twitch supports the most popular players by giving them a cut for each subscribed

who watches them play. making enough to call it a full-time job and streams four hours a day monday through friday. >> i make enough to support myself in these days which is saying a lot. i'm very fortunate and grateful. >> reporter: part of a growing community. e sporting events are fostering a booming social and competitive scene too. hundreds show up several nights a week to play video games at the foundry south of market district. >> sell grecelebrate the gamingy and why not go out and have a beer with friends and celebrate together. >> reporter: chances are you have a gamer in your house, 67% of households play video games and average of 8 hours a week glued to the screen. at this competition, thousand s people pay as much as $100 to compete and watch. >> 25 years ago this was nothing and now every year it's growing

like -- i think it's growing bigger and bigger. >> everyone here, doesn't matter if you're best or first tournament ever, you have a chance to show what you've got. >> reporter: roughly 4,000 attend ees, nearly half are here to compete in one game, super smash brothers melee. >> this is unique, it's only smash brothers. we call them smashers, everyone in this room plays smash brothers. >> reporter: these games are like any sporting event. commentators, big screens all broadcast on twitch. you might ask who would want to watch someone else play a video game? >> the same reason you would want to watch someone cook on the cooking channel on play sports. you want to watch people who are good at what they do and gaming is did he haefinitely a passion people. >> reporter: and profitable too. tournament winners can fill their pockets, prizes in the tens and thousands of dollars and tlsz the one thing that's

priceless. bragging rights. abc 7 news. >> even first name in sports, our sister network espn is taking notice. they recently committed to cover e sports on a daily basis with the same rigor they cover other sports online. have you ever wanted to go back in time? that is something you don't want to do on an iphone. a new bug that locks the device and makes it unusable. 8:37 on our saturday morning. here's a live look outside from our emeryville camera. clouds if full force this morning. lisa has the full accuweather update in a few minutes.

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time is 8:40, thanks for spending time with us. here's a cool look outside from our future tower camera. high above the clouds this morning. lisa is keeping her eye on any potential airport delays and returns a little bit with the accuweather forecast. >> apple is making the first tv series, dr. dre will star in the first original scripted television series. the six episode series vital signs will follow a plot about the rapper's life. dr. dre will be an executive producer on the program.

the series will most likely be distributed through apple music and tech company is streaming music component it's not clear if apple will be on i tune store or other apple platforms. a new iphone bug has popped up that will make the device unusable. several users discovered when you set the clock to january 1st, 1970, the phone crashes and won't restart. you won't want to try this for yourself but one man did it to his iphone and posted it on his u tube channel so you can see what happens. most likely explanation has to do with time zones. setting the clock back that far causes the internal clock to be set to less than zero which confuses the device and crashes it. the bug only affects newer i phones and ipads. call that a $500 mistake. >> ouch. good morning, everyone, the fog getting lower and it's evaporating. play is under way at pebble beach. sfo four mile visibility. 43 in santa rosa, 55 in oakland.

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good morning, here's a quick look at the san mateo bridge. this is what drivers have to deal with in the bay area this morning. despite this we're in for a nice holiday weekend. lisa breaks down the forecast coming up nch the federal government redefined what it means to be a driver. the decision is especially important to a man from the south bay with the first person chosen to give google's self-driving car a test drive. jonathan bloom explains why. >> reporter: for steve, traveling across town requires planning. he lives two miles from the nearest bus stop and when his family is at work -- >> how is it going? >> he relies on para transit. >> i have to remake arrangements a day before. >> reporter: a wide he took three years ago was so magical. for first time since he became blind, steve sat in the driver's seat and that's about all he did. >> the vehicle was the driver. the car was the driver. >> reporter: california rules say autonomous cars need a

licensed driver. >> if it is required to give licensed human car, that means i cannot go any place without someone accompanying me. >> reporter: and throw on the brakes for google's next project, cars without regular controls. >> there's no steering wheel. >> reporter: in a letter to google, federal regulators made a key clarification where the law refers to a driver, that driver doesn't have to be human. >> is this a green light for autonomous vehicle? >> i think it's a yellow light. >> robotic cars, for instance, still have to have mirrors. >> the rearview mirror was unnecessary and side mirrors war unnecessary for me. >> reporter: if california follows the federal government's lead it means people like steve could have more independence. >> i love this. >> reporter: he doesn't miss the pedals or steering wheel one bit. anybody who spends five minutes

in the traffic will realize the danger of the humans, specially i can't wait for the robots to start driving. in san jose, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. >> weatherwise, a little cool out there for now. >> and the fog is dissipating. things are definitely brightening up out there, getting a little worse before they get better. here's live doppler 7 hd, the dense fog advisory will be allowed to expire in the next few minutes for the north bay valleys and along the certain tral coast where they are playing golf at pebble beach. it was delayed and with sun breaking through the fog, all is well. we have the high surf advisory along the coast throughout the day and visibility still at a quarter mile less than that petaluma and napa. concord is doing fine and delta, two and a half miles. in the south bay, it's been pretty fog frommy san tcarlos ad san jose at a mile and quarter mile half moon bay. this all lifts and we'll get a westerly wind and nice sea breeze and look for high pressure to build in the next

several days. here's the storm track well to the north and a weak system moving into the pacific northwest, allowing for maybe a few high clouds but then it's all about high pressure building in allowing for record warmth perhaps. here's san jose it's getting lighter out there, 54 in the city and 53 in mountain view. the warm spot is oakland at 55. low 50s for morgan hill and half moon bay and sitting at 54 in san jose. this is mt. tam above the inversion where you see a lot of sunshine today in marin county and petaluma low 40s. the cool spot in santa rosa, 46 in know vat to and fairfield, pretty mild at 54. 20 to 30-mile-per-hour winds in the upper elevation, shaking our camera a little bit. offshore winds will take place tomorrow allowing for the warm-up on valentine's day. it stays with us and high pressure ridge and offshore flow

bringing record temperatures monday and tuesday. we could see 80s around here. with the high surf, it is very dangerous. look at the wave heights, already at 15 feet for half moon bay. 13 feet in monterey. the beautiful at the beach but keep a safe distance, pretty dangerous. we had started out in the 20s in the north sierra, ending up in the 50s today, mother nature bringing rain by late wednesday into tahoe. but between now and then, it's more 80s in southern california with 73, they've got the high surf and fog as well in san diego this morning. play was delayed just a bit but things are under way and temperatures will be clipimbing through the 50s. monterey and pebble beach. in san jose, tomorrow, 76 for valentine's day, near 80 monday and tuesday. look how sharply cooler it gets by the middle of the week because of this. a trough of low pressure bringing rain late wednesday into thursday. looks like a quick mover and

we'll look for anywhere from maybe a quarter inch or less in some spots. we'll have to fine tune that as it gets closer. 70 in oakland and seven-day forecast, a one on the storm impact scale. >> hopefully the rain actually comes. >> good point. >> thank you. turning to sports now, pros and celebrities are teeing off for round three of the pebble beach proam after a 30-minute fog delay. one of the big name playered surged to the top of the leader board. mike has round two highlights in this morning's sports report. >> good morning, round two on the books on pebble beach. you get to play at least three days as an amateur or pro. a shot at three courses, and one of the most beautiful places in the world. check it out. paradise, enough said. mickelson played 29 on the

front. early club house leader underwood 6 under 65. top rank golfer jordan spieth also at monterey, banks it off, he's three nur under after three rounds. johnson from just off the green, two over but celebrates this eagle. 11 back at even par. andy garcia sporting a big beard probably for a movie, one of the shots of the day on the 14th at pebble. tough to keep it on the ridge, birdie on the number one handicap hole. four under, had this nice birdie put on monterey and a 666 on pebble and takes the lead with birdie putt on 16, he's under 11. a course record, 11 under 60 on monterey and birdie for a 59 but settled for the long par putt. they are at 11 under. justinrose at nine under par. >> i'm pleased with the way it's

coming together. nouz l now it's a matter of being in contention, which i already have. >> nba all-star weekend is in full swing. we have three local heroes involved, steph curry and green and thompson. kobe bryant will be playing in the final 18th all-star game and survivrounded wherever he went. all in all fraendly atmosphere and yesterday's media session, warriors soaking up every moment, especially dramond green. >> to be a part of this, around all of the guys, see how it all works. >> it's a huge honor to be here with steph and draymond. >> having two team mates here is special. basketball is a team game and to have two other guys representing the full squad and all we've accomplished is huge.

>> and that's the way the ball bounces, more from pebble beach with larry live from toronto. have a great day. >> the hunger games comes to the bay area, how you can check out

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nobody picked all six numbers, it goes up to $94 million. happening today, you can get a behind the scenes look at the hunger games series here in san francisco as it makes a stop on its global tour. fans can explore the world behind the books and block buster films in a special exhibition, now that all movies have been released, the franchise is showing off iconic props, more than 1,000 items will be on display, including catnis's girl on fire dress and her bow. you can buy tickets online and doors open at 10:00 at the palace of fine arts. it will be a nice day to head out there for that event. a lot of sunshine too, right? >> definitely the low sun angle working on all of this. you can see all of the fog out there. pretty gray below in most areas but we're looking at the quarter mile visibility and lifting within the next 15 to 30 minutes all around the bay. look at the golden gate. socked in there, probably last

to clear and after 9:00, it really should be getting nice around here. hazy for the mid morning hours and look at 67 for the afternoon in san francisco. 70 in fremont and concord as well as oakland. 68 in san mateo. the accuweather forecast, we're above average and we could break some records for valentine's day, monday, tuesday, a lot cooler on wednesday. next chance of rain wednesday night. >> thanks, lisa and thank you to you for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. i'm chris nguyen, the news continues now online and twitter and facebook and all of your mobile devices with our abc 7 news app. as we say good-bye to you for this time being, let's look outside from the abc 7 camera pointed at pier 15. yes, we are socked in with those clouds but lisa says it will lift very soon. abc 7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. make it a great day, everybody.

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