in fair field and petaluma at one and napa up to one. an ebb and flow from clover dale out to point reyes and into the central valley. temperatures cooler about 40 to 50. low 60s at noon. grab those sunglasses and you'll feel the warmth at upper 50s to mid-60s and still pretty nice evening out there, temperatures 53 to 55 degrees at 7:00. we'll talk more about the record potential in our accuweather seven-day forecast. we have no metering lights yet but a little bit of a delay for cash paying folks and the car-poolers, of course, heading through with no delays. no metering lights yet.

we have our usual early morning slowdown out of the central valley for just under an hour ride to get up and over the altamont pass. a look at our drive times from 4 to walnut creek looking good. walnut creek to highway 13 in oakland about an eight-minute drive. there's that ride from tracy to dublin slowing and that earlier accident is out of lanes. it is recovering somewhat. sue, thank you. a call from a group of health advocates to yank facebook app off the markets. >> they claim the messenger app made for kids is a threat to their well-being. amy hollyfield live for us in menlo park. amy? >> reporter: hi, good morning, reggie. 97 child advocates have signed a letter, a combination of individuals and nonprofits are asking facebook to pull the plug on this messenger kids. that's what this app is being called, an advertising free facebook app targeted to 6 to

12-year-old kids. facebook says it took steps to be responsible with the app including giving parents tools to control their children's social media use. but those against the app sent mark zuckerberg a letter showing social media can be damaging to young people. here's one quote. younger children are simply not ready to have social media accounts. they're not old enough to navigate the complexities of online relationships. which often lead to misunderstandings and conflicts even among more mature users. they go on to point to studies that show social media use is tied to higher rates of depression. no reaction yet from zuckerberg who is a father of two. reporting live in menlo park, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. on to a huge step after the devastating wildfires. >> crews have finished the removal process in coffey park.

as of friday the army corps of engineers has completed 58% of total cleanup. workers had to clean debris from 13 properties in coffey park. crews started to rebuild the first home in the neighborhood near sumatra drive. starting today it's supposed to get easier and less expensive to get permits to rebuild where thousands of homes and other structures were destroyed. the county's resiliency permit center plan goes into full motion today and this means officials are bringing in an outside firm to handle permits and inspections. the county will reduce building fees, part of a $23 million plan approved by the board of supervisors. a popular bay area ballet teacher is under arrest after allegations he sexually abused a child. abc 7 news reporter kay larson talked with his boss at a daly city ballet school. >> reporter: 54-year-old viktor kavaniaev is in jail after being

arrested on a warrant of 16 counts of sexual assault after child under 14. >> these incidents occurred, though, a while ago in contra costa county. >> reporter: the d.a.'s office says the charges to be filed tuesday are associated with his role as a ballet instructor. >> at one point he was in contra costa county with several different schools and giving private lessons. >> reporter: before his arrest kavaniaev was teaching here at the westlake school for performing arts in daly city. paul peoples, the executive director of the school, says kavaniaev teaches advanced ballet to teenagers five days a week and has never received any complaints. peoples is in disbelief. he tells me the accusations are completely out of character for kavaniaev who has been reaching at westlake for almost eight years and has a wait list for his classes. >> i'm concerned that children might be at risk. >> it's scary as a parent. we entrust these dancers with our kids. >> reporter: this man's daughter takes ballet at westlake. >> she's been here two years now

and we've never had any issues with the teachers. >> reporter: in light of the news, he'll be having a serious conversation with his daughter. in san mateo county, kate larson, abc 7 news. congress is stepping up efforts to protect amateur athletes in the wake of the larry nassar sex abuse scandal. the doctor was sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing 150 women and girls. congress passed legislation requiring governing bodies to promptly report abuse claims to law enforcement. the bill needs to return to the senate for approval before the president signs it into law. another bay area resident has drowned in maui and this makes three in just the past two weeks. all three were men, all three from the east bay, all three over the age of 50. and all three were snorkeling. the latest victim comes from berkeley. he died on saturday. the others were from oakland and castro valley. usga inspectors joined the investigation of raw meat delivered to a san jose grocery

store. photos show it unwrapped and in shopping carts. these pictures were posted online of the men delivering the meat to 99 ranch market. the meat vendor out of the central valley says it has fired both employees. a statement was issued saying it is working with local investigators and is committed to protecting public health by ensuring the safety of the nation's meat supply. let's take a look at your activity planner. you can see the beach is not quite as warm today. if you're going to be out exercising, it will be drier and brighter. if you're doing yard work and this goes for all of my neighbors who get their yards mowed and trimmed today except for me. i do it myself still. kind of proud of that. we are looking at soggy soil still. so 46 in castro valley. i'm just cheap. 46 in fremont and berkeley. 47 in richmond, oakland, san leandro. the warm spot along the east

bay, alameda at about 49 degrees. take a look at the rest of our neighborhoods. mid to upper 40s from the south bay, up the peninsula and the coast. 51 in san francisco and also albany for the warm spots. mid to upper 30s in the north bay where the clouds cleared out and that's why you're so foggy. and that's why you're so foggy. here is a 53 at 10:00. 60 at noon. mid-60s, 64 to 65 from 2:00 to 4:00. down to 54 at 8:00. for the peninsula 46 at 8:00. 10:00, 53. near 60 at noon. 62 for the afternoon hours. back to 58 at 8:00. 6:00 and then 55. we talked about it last half hour, the pollen. some of the trees are already blooming. we have moderate amounts of tree pollen out there. low amounts of weed and no grass and no mold spores and moderate

today. i don't think you need the sunscreen just yet but it's getting close. sue? the golden gate bridge if your travels take you over the waldo grade and through the robin williams tunnel. it's fog free here and a very nice ride. we do have some road work in the northbound direction leaving san francisco past the tunnel. some sign work happening near spencer. they have a lane blocked until 6:00 this morning. heads-up in the northbound direction. we have a bit of an ace train number 1 delay running about seven to eight minutes behind and ace train number three is getting ready to leave in a few minutes. it should be on schedule. we'll check back in a bit. san francisco's oldest gay bar is now closed. it was in business for 108 years. the gangway shut down on sunday in the tender loin district. it opened in 1910 and went blik as a gay bar.

the owner of the cozy car bar bought the gangway in august. the business name young's kung fu action theater and laundry which sounds like a bunch of words put together but that's really what it's called. 5:09 now. charges for a man who led police on a bizarre bay area chase. >> this was 52 miles. only abc 7 news captured this yesterday. finally ended in hayward and this is how it all started. a man pulled his truck over on i-80 and wildly waved a crowbar around. when officers tried to get him, he sped off. he hit at least 80 miles an hour. chp used a pit move to stop the truck and then arrested the driver. >> you could have hurt a lot of

people today. what do you think about that? >> officers say the driver of south san francisco say he may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol. >> still trying to figure that one out. next, a leading voice talks exclusively on "gma." rose mcgowan's sitdown with robin roberts. an autonomous car company is about to make history today. save the honey bears. taking a stand and thousands of people are joining in. here's a feature you'll only see here on abc 7 news. we'll keep o

we talked about the poll lep out there. i want to give you specifically the trees or the specific trees producing some pollen, moderate amounts, everything else is manageable. uv index is moderate. more on the record warm temperatures coming up in my accuweather seven-day forecast. it's 5:13. the cdc says this flu season could be the deadliest ever for kids. >> the latest possible victim is a 7-year-old boy in virginia. here's abc news reporter kendis gibson. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" kevin bains, the latest child to die after flu like symptoms.

when bains was admitted to a richmond-area hospital on saturday morning he wouldn't walk and he could barely talk. he tested positive for the flu and strep throat and then was sent home with medication but just 30 hours later his sister went to his bed and noticed he wasn't breathing. >> i never imagined kill him. >> reporter: cities across the country are taking drastic measures to protect kids. andrew cuomo with an emergency declaration authorizing pharmacists to give flu shots to kids. and coming up at 7:00, we're going to tell you the warning signs to look for to make sure your flu doesn't take a turn for the worse. with your "gma first look," i'm kendis gibson, abc news, new york. it's 5:14. happening today two news conferences planned for former employees and the owner of oakland's boot and shoe service restaurant. this is after the owner was accused of sexual harassment. several former employees will talk about the allegations and

his refusal to divest from his restaurants. he will hold his own news conference detailing the steps. he has denied the allegations by 17 employees. in her first television interview activist rose mcgowan is continuing her war against sexual abuse. she is one of the original women who ignited the me too movement. after publicly accusing weinstein of rape, mcgowan detailed the sexual assault she said occurred after their first meeting 20 years ago. that story is in her new memoir called "brave." mcgowan talked about the book, sexual abuse activism, and the huge settlement she received from weinstein exclusively on "gma." >> i tried to buy a billboard. it was my only way of saying i didn't like this. i didn't want this. my only form of voice. the only perfect rape victim is

a dead rape victim. >> powerful stuff. coming up, you'll hear the staggering number of women mcgowan believes weinstein sexually abused throughout his career in hollywood. some new developments on the fitness app company that revealed the locations of military bases in dangerous areas. that company is now simplifying its privacy options. a social network for athletes and it published a map showing what everybody who is using the app is doing or is located including soldiers. now the pentagon is boosting security guidelines. the app's ceo says users will be fully aware and able to control the data they're transmitting. local street artist finch is a step closer to reaching his goal now. >> trying to get 12,000 signatures on a petition to decriminalize a type of street art. we're talking about stickers. finch and a group of artists

posted hundreds of these honey bears across the selma neighborhood sunday. he hopes this will get the attention of the board of supervisors. finch is about 600 signatures shy of his goal so that's been fast work. if you would like to check this out we have posted a link on our website. happening today a mysterious debut for a car in san mateo. it was created in burlingame but hasn't unveiled its vehicle just yet. we just have this photo. the company says it's making history by making the first autonomous delivery on a public road. it will pick up food and drop it off at a private event. there will be a safety driver behind the wheel in case anything goes wrong. go on deck and watch the lunar. >> an overnight sleepover. it's a blue moon, a super moon, and a lunar eclipse all rolled

into one. happening between 3:45 and 7:00 a.m. lucky you, you'll probably be awake at that time if you're awake now. it takes place around 5:30 a.m. if you're interested in camping out, you need to arrive between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> i wonder if you can glamp because then i would be there. >> you need glitter and a string light and hold it above you. >> i have all those things. hi, mike. >> that's glamping? good to know. i'll have to buy those things. i'm sure my wife has them. she likes to -- anyway. yes, thank you. let's take a look at what's going on as far as the super blue blood moon. best viewing because it maximizes around 5:29. look off to the west and you will see the super blue second full moon this month and blood because that's the color of the shadow of the earth that's cast on the moon.

when you wake up tomorrow morning, mid to upper 30s. the rest of us in the low to mid-40s. all right. more about what's going to happen today. notice the flag on the golden gate bridge still pointing offshore but winds were 26 miles an hour yesterday they're only about nine today so the sea breeze is slowing down. cooler for you. the extra sunshine means highs will rebound back to sunday's levels. we'll be close. partly cloudy for moon watching and the extended, a new month is coming and so are record high temperatures. the storm track is and that's where it will stay. for us, we have 66 in half moon bay. 68 in santa cruz. temperatures in the low 70s there. the rest of us about 64 to 68 degrees. real nice day to be outside. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. and little baby steps. a couple degrees warmer tomorrow means possibly 70s inland. we'll be in the mid to upper 60s

tomorrow around the bay and the coast. 72 inland. and then the 70s start to hit the bay friday, saturday. 72 sunday as we get near 70 at the coast. even monday. 72 inland. i hope you don't have allergies. sue? >> i don't but thank you for asking. here we go. good going here southbound 101 direction past the north gate mall for about a 20-minute drive from san rafael straight through marin county and across the golden gate. fog free right here. now let's check out the bridge, light as well. no delay this hour. we have heavy slow traffic. an earlier accident at 205 and 580. they're just waiting for a tow truck so it is extra slow and

also eastbound road work from grant line -- pardon me north flynn to grant line slowing you in the reverse commute direction as well. amazon opened its own rain forest. the spheres are three globes filled with 40,000 plants. it emulates a cloud forest ecosystem. employees can go to work, have meetings, or take a break. they have to make a reservation, though. it is completely booked until april. what? a big night in hollywood for a bay area movie director. >> the movie directed by ryan kugler. based on the first black comic book hero. >> i just love the fact that you're seeing such well-rounded

characters and most of them are black and it's on the stage. disney is the parent company. the push in san francisco to require health warnings on ads for sodas and sugary drinks is making a comeback. the warnings were passed by the board of supervisors in 2015 starting in july of last year. ads would have said it contributes to obesity and tooth decay. the american beverage association sued. a ninth circuit court of appeals panel agreed saying the warnings were one-sided, they would violate freedom of speech. yesterday the full court granted a new hearing before an 11 judge panel. up next the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> super bowl media night is supposed to be fun, right? tom brady responded to a radio host who made a disparaging remark about his daughter. a funeral home is offering an unusual incentive to plan your final resting place. mike and sue keeping you up mike and sue keeping you up to the minute on

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5:24. whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, number one, san jose police expected to give an update today into what led to an officer involved shooting on feller avenue yesterday. investigators say offices shot a woman, she was armed with a shotgun. she is expected to survive. number two, in just over 12 hours president trump will deliver his first ever state of the union address. we will have live coverage at 6:00 p.m. tonight here on abc 7 and the abc 7 news app. number three and new this morning amazon teaming up with berkshire hathaway to shake up the health care industry. in a press release the three companies say they will create a new independent company to lower health care costs. number four, a group of health experts are urging facebook to turn off its messenger kids app. they claim young children are not ready for social media accounts and it could hurt their development. number five, a touch of spring and a window into what's to come in my accuweather

seven-day forecast. check out these temperatures today anywhere from six to ten degrees warmer than average. metering lights, yep, here they go. turned on and filling in now. so far just a backup at the bay bridge. that's not bad. and number seven, the duke and duchess of cambridge are in sweden. this is new video of them on the ice playing bandy. i'm unfamiliar with the sport. they tell me it's like hockey but you use a ball instead of a puck. >> okay. >> did they just make that up? >> maybe. this is really strange. plan your funeral and get a free pizza. that's the offer on the table at a funeral home in wisconsin. >> they are offering a pizza party to families who come in to learn about the benefits of end of life planning. funerals can be quite expensive. $6,000 to $12,000.

krause says he expects the price to double and locking in the current rate is a way to save in the future, plus you get some pepperoni. >> i can almost always eat pizza. the only time i don't have an appetite is perhaps when having that conversation. >> as long as it's not like on top of a casket then i'm there for it. we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the vote today bringing out protesters in san francisco city hall. making it

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5:29 now. it is tuesday, january 30th. welcome. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist mike nicco has your day ahead. different this morning across the north bay with the clouds

open and the fog forming. it is thick and dry. you can see the cloud cover over the rest of us in the form of the gray right there. our temperatures are about the same. really need to be careful. let's take a look at my 12-hour planner and we're starting off 43 to 50. mid-30s in the north bay. look how much warmer this afternoon thanks to the extra sunshine. 59 to 62 at noon. a nice evening on the way. more on the commute. here's sue. we'll dive right in. an earlier accident at 580 and 205. and that has things jammed up from tracy, up and over the altamont pass and 205 as well. look at this eastbound. another couple of hours to grant

line. this commute is running about an hour. thank you, sue. we are expected to learn new details on a police shooting in the south bay. >> the same street where officers shot and killed an 18-year-old in 2016. reporter janine de la vega is live for us in san jose. janine? >> reporter: crime scene analysts left the neighborhood in the last hour and a half. they are trying to do a very thorough job. they know that an officer shot someone and they know people are going to be asking why. it was a very frightening scenario off story road in east san jose because on yesterday afternoon you can see here from sky 7 police were surrounding the home. they knew a woman who lived there was armed with a shotgun. our media partner ""the mercury news"" reports the woman walked

outside her home and made unspecified threats to people including officers. an officer on scene fired at least one shot at the woman wounding her. the independent police auditor who investigates who police handle shootings was at the scene. >> it's important to come out, see the neighborhood, see what's going on. >> reporter: according to the pape ear the woman was sufferin mental health crisis and said she wanted someone to shoot her. this is the same street officers shot and killed an 18-year-old in 2016. police say the boy was suicidal and pointed a weapon at them. in the latest incident the police chief will be holding a news conference at 2:00 p.m. to discuss the details of what led one of their officers to shoot at the woman. reporting live from san jose janine de la vega, abc 7 news. developing news in the south bay where the highway patrol is looking whether there was an

attack on a tech shuttle bus. officers couldn't find the bus nor could they find the person who reported the incident. at the live desk this morning, the contra costa county sheriff's office is investigating a shooting and a crash that unfolded after 10:00 p.m. someone was believed to be shot on city streets in unincorporated richmond. a car carrying that shooting victim got into an accident on the off ramp at interstate 80. no word on the extent of injuries. protesters plan to be at city hall after they voted to rename columbus day to indigenous people's day. the vote upset some itali italian-americans in the city who say they are losing the holiday meant to celebrate their heritage. members say they should have had

a public forum. the board will take a second and final vote today. the victim in the brock turner sexual assault case will not contribute to a contemplative garden stanford university is building at the site of her attack. they rejected two quotes from a memorial plaque taken from a statement she read during sentencing in 2017. stanford said it did not feel the quotes were appropriate for the space. turner served three months in jail for sexually assaulting the young woman behind a trash bin in 2015. gop lawmakers claim the memo shows improper surveillance of the trump campaign by the fbi. they also claim it provides a political bias within the justice department. democrats called the move an effort to undercut the mueller investigation into russian meddling in the presidential election. it is not clear when and how the memo will be released.

president trump preparing to make his first state of the union address. >> take a look at what was printed on some of the tickets. this is a state of the uniom -- with an "m" at the end of it. the white house says it's coming together behind-the-scenes despite the typo. the address will be must-see tv. ei hope you enjoy it. >> not everyone onboard. president trump's first year has prompted a number of democrats to say they are boycotting the speech. john lewis of georgia says he cannot be in the room with the president because of what he has said about so many americans. >> go into a rage and enter the nuclear launch codes. how bad does it have to get

before congress does something? >> san francisco resident tom steyer plans to start running this new ad for president trump's impeachment during tonight's state of the union address. it features steyer giving examples of what the president can do including ordering the deportation of millions of immigrant children and threatening an unstable dictator. live coverage of the state of the union and the democratic response. you can stream it through the abc 7 news app. >> john chung will reveal what's next in creating a public bank for cannabis businesses. they are operating on a cash business because of federal laws. banks are afraid to take their money. the state is trying to determine how a public bank would be created and run. marijuana is expected to become one of the largest cash industries in the state.

let's take a look at what's going on. the fog has not moved out just yet. not that 20-degree spread we saw yesterday. 51 in san bruno. up in the hills it's 58. down near the coast it's daly city and half moon bay. belmont right now about 49 degrees. on the other side of the bay oakland, hayward, down to san jose. 35 in santa rosa and napa at 38. so let's talk about what's going to happen today with your commute. watch out for that dense fog in the north bay. it is really dangerous. visibility less than an eighth of a mile. a couple hundred feet. but mild this afternoon.

your 12-hour planner with the fog. by 10:00 fog lifting to hazy sunshine and 47. 57 at noon. as far as the east bay goes, 47 at 8:00 this morning. 53 at 10:00. we'll hang around the mid to upper 50s from noon to about 6:00. and even at 8:00 we're at 53 degrees. here is a look at your chances of rain the next seven days. not a single drop out there. the potential for record highs and the warmest day could be this weekend. here's sue with the morning commute. what are you watching? >> we are checking on your east bay xcommute through berkeley ad the maze. no stalls or accidents. your drive to hercules into san francisco is now running about 30 to 32 minutes. 30 to 32 minutes. not bad at all.

westbound from tracy to livermore is really jammed this morning. we do have an ace train delay about ten minutes behind out of about ten minutes behind out of livermore. the golden gate ferry or buses. >> detachable caps could be a thing of the past. the bill requires all plastic caps to be tethered to the bottle by the year 2020. why would they do this? the caps are often found littered on public land and beaches and pose a big threat to fish and other marine life. the beverage industry opposes the measure saying manufacturers aren't equipment to make that change yet. 5:39. leaders want to find a way to fix the flooding around highway 1.

it's a familiar site. the park and ride into a lake and force the closure there. why that is happening and how to stop it. a report that research use monkeys to test the effects of engine fumes. >> elon musk wasn't jokin

a quick look around the rest of the state and they're pretty much under the same weather pattern we're under but much warmer down south. look at the mid-80s los angeles and palm springs. 66 in monterey. mid to upper 60s. a record high today. this is as good as the snowpack will be and that's 30%. you can see some fog over the water once again. 54 is a record high today, can you imagine what will happen when we get to 56, 58, and possibly 60. a stretch of record high temperatures we don't want in the sierra. volkswagen suspending its head after the company exposed monkeys to engine fumes.

"the new york times" first reported that in 2014 study. researchers showed cartoons during the exhaust fumes test to keep the monkeys calm. the chair says the tests were, quote, totally incomprehensible and must be investigated fully. the family of a man whose shooting death was posted to facebook is suing the media giant now. he was shot and killed by steve stevens in cleveland. stevens uploaded the video to facebook. the lawsuit claims facebook should have known stevens was a threat based on his posts. they are seeking more than $25,000 in damages. hayward police are crediting a vigilant parent for the arrest of a convicted sex offender. melvin flemings offered to give basketball lessons to a high school student. the parents searched the coach's name online and found he is a convicted sex offender. >> a sheriff's deputy is being hailed a hero following the daring rescue you're about to

see. >> is something wrong? >> yeah. >> what's wrong? >> i think my leg is broke. >> hold on. >> that is deputy michael bouchard saving a man trapped inside his car. he crashed after speeding and losing control on a gravel roadway. deputy bouchard freed the man, dragged him to safety. paramedics treated him for a broken leg and cuts. a battle is brewing whether to allow more microbreweries. things got heated last night, one of more than a dozen meetings on the proposal. the county believes it will stimulate tourism. opening up rural areas will invite drunk drivers and heavy traffic. >> when you're trying to create that type of environment for people, you want to give them people, you want to give them many options.

patriots quarterback showing compassion to a radio host who made a derogatory comment about brady's 5-year-old daughter. >> i just think any parent is really protective of their kids and i've never stayed away from criticism. i understand criticism is part of sports but i certainly don't think that my children or any other children need to be in that. i hope the guy is not fired. i would hate for that to happen. >> brady cut the weekly interview short with the raid yes host and said the comment was not appropriate. he said he is reconsidering whether continuing the morning radio segment with the station in the future. state lawmaker wants to announce a law to stop elon musk from telling flamethrowers. these cost about $500.

musk claims they are legal because they don't shoot beyond ten feet. this all started as a joke. musk says he presold 10,000 of the 20,000. an assembly democrat of los angeles, though, says musk's idea is in bad taste. you are never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike nicco with a look at your day. a look at the rest of the country real quick if you're one of our flyers or have family here. another snowstorm hitting the northeast. up to the northwest is where it will stay. san rafael, the fog is starting to work into this part of the north bay as we look south on

101. it will be brighter and warmer this afternoon. that's my first accuweather forecast. a touch of spring, if you will. thin clouds for the lunar eclipse. even warmer weekend ahead. a look at today's temperatures. we have 60s. 66 at half moon bay. it will be cooler because of a sea breeze. 64 to 68. down to the south bay and you can see we will have 45 at 7:00. 61 at noon. 64 at 4:00. about 57 at 7:00. here are the actual high temperatures for your neighborhoods. here is how to dress. mid to upper 30s. low to mid-40s else. 48 in san francisco. a quick look at my seven-day forecast. today we're stuck in the 60s. 72 by thursday. they get pretty close to the

coast. even monday we're still well warmer than average. we'll keep an eye on the record high temperatures. it happens every year. don't panic just yet. traveling through the altamont pass, sue has something for you. >> slow and go. much worse than usual. we had a much earlier accident right at the junction of 205 and 580 that's been long gone but it has never recovered. we're looking at very slow speeds under ten miles an hour in some spots and then also in the eastbound direction we're looking at road work slowing things as you head up the altamont pass, headed out to the central valley between north flynn and grant line. both directions remain slow this morning. a look at your drive time tracy into dublin well over an hour at this point. highway 4 starting to bunch up into concord and a good ride from san rafael into san francisco and it's fog free

across the golden gate. sue, thank you. a problem at a ferry terminal. officials are helping you find a place to park. >> who cares about the super bowl? a first look at the million dollar commercials. from the super bowl to the super blue blood moon, yes, that is a thing, and we have the details about the best place to see this rare event. at 5:50 a better day starts here on abc 7 mornings even as we head to

the pattern usually sets up for poor air quality but so far the bay area air quality district which issues our winter

spare the air and summer for that matter says we're going to be good to moderate today all the way through friday. reggie? >> kids in oakland probably still buzzing about a visit by a hollywood star. abc 7 news was at fruitvale as zendaya paid a visit. her mother taught at the school for 20 years. she was back in her hometown with verizon and lead the the kids are able to make their own emojis, to mix music and take part in a virtual reality lab. >> in underserved communities there's rarely a chance for technology to be brought into the school. it's good to see the kids get excited. >> she says she would have been a teacher. >> her mom was a teacher at that school. >> i listen to it every day. super bowl ads this year

appear to be playing it safe. >> judging by the commercials released so far if you're looking for edge you may have to look elsewhere. ♪ the land is dark and the moon is the only light we'll see ♪ >> i like this, though. an ad from budweiser called stand by you. how they filled cans with water for disaster relief in hurricane victims in texas, florida, puerto rico and wildfire victims here in california. >> that's how we do it on the farm. >> cut. break for lunch. >> barbecue pringles, pizza pringles. >> barbecue pizza. >> wow. >> pringles calls this ad wow. advertisers hope to woo the 110 million viewers spending $5 million for 30 seconds of commercial time.

>> wow. >> wow. >> a very special sight in the sky this time tomorrow morning. >> we'll be treated to a rare triple treat known as a super blue blood moon. it's at its closest point to earth. it's blue because it's the second full moon of the month and that is a rare occurrence. and it's a blood moon because of the reddish tint that will happen at 5:29 in the a.m. live coverage here on abc 7 mornings starting at 4:30 a.m. the lunar trifecta. drivers keep your eyes on the roads. no strangeness out there. looking good, fog free and four lanes in your southbound direction. your total drive all the way in the city is about 20 minutes so not bad at all. we do take a look where the metering lights have been on for about an hour. highway 4 still only a 30-minute delay.

>> the sun gets between -- or the earth between the sun and the moon. and that will happen tomorrow. it does peak at about 5:30. make sure you get outside and look off to the west and look at that. blood red moon. in our inland valleys most places. 48 in san francisco. >> thank you, mike. crews will begin converting the oakland coliseum into a supercross track to get ready for the weekend race. the field has to be covered by a tarp and then will be filled with pebbles, fly wood. the championship is happening. more than 500 truckloads of dirt will be dumped on the floor for that. the race is saturday afternoon at 3:30. keeping our eye on apple stock. it keeps dropping amid fears customers aren't liking the new

iphone x as much as expected. $1,000 price tag. apple's first earnings report could provide evidence about how sales are doing. >> getting rid of the unwanted gift cards. >> there's a new warning why some child advocates say the facebook messenger app should be shut down immediately. shut down immediately. >> coffey park and the m

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welcome to tuesday, everyone. this is january 30th. 6:00 a.m. as you can see sue is here for alexis who is still home with the baby. and jessica is out doing something fun. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. mike nicco is here for that.

not so fun getting out and about right now looking at the east bay hills. no visibility. a couple hundred feet, petaluma, napa and the same thing in fairfield. a couple hundred feet. let me broaden our horizons. 43 to 50. cooler across the north bay. your temperatures are in the 30s. by noon we'll have thin or high clouds. grab the sunglasses. with that extra sunshine this afternoon it will be warmer than yesterday. enjoy gorgeous, comfortable evening, 53 to 55. let's get an update on the commute with su