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 sue. i did see some brake lights on the upper deck coming into

san francisco. some slowing there. we had an earlier accident long gone but very slow. i'll update that in a couple of minutes. >> a call from a group of health advocates to yank an app off the market. amy hollyfield is live for us in menlo park. >> reporter: the pressure is on. 97 signatures on this letter from child advocates from individuals and nonprofits sent here to facebook. >> looks like we're having trouble with amy's signal. we'll get back to her. a huge step in recovery after the devastating wildfires. >> crews finished the fire

debris removal process. workers had to clear debris in the neighborhood. altogether 58% of the wildfire cleanup completed in the north bay. starting today it's supposed to get easier to get permits to rebuild in sonoma county where thousands of homes were destroyed. the resiliency permit plan goes into full motion today. officials are helping handle permits and inspections. part of a $23 million plan approved by the board of supervisors. charges expected to be filed against a popular ballet instructor accused of sexually assaulting a child. viktor kavaniaev was arrested on 16 counts of a child. >> i'm concerned children might

be at risk. >> it's pretty scary as parent. we entrust these dancers with our kids. >> kavaniaev was working at the westlake school for the performing arts in daly city. he's been teaching there the past eight years. congress is stepping up efforts to protect amateur athletes in the wake of the larry nassar scandal. the doctor was sentenced to 175 years in prison for sexually abusing more that be 150 women and girls. governing bodies for amateur athletics promptly report abuse claims to law enforcement. the bill needs to return to the senate for approval before the president signs it into law. new legal trouble for o.j. simpson. the family of ron goldman is heading back to court demanding money simpson made from autographs be used to settle his debt. an attorney plans to ask an l.a. judge to order simpson to

over money. another resident has drowned in maui, three in the past two weeks. similarities are eerie. all three were men, all three from the east bay, all three over the age of 50. and all of them were snorkeling. the latest victim was from berkeley. he died saturday. the other victims were from oakland and castro valley. usga inspectors have joined the investigation of raw meat delivered to a store. photos show it unwrapped and sitting in shopping carts. these pictures were posted on line of the men delivering the meat. the meat vendor says it has fired both employees. the usga issued a statement saying it is working with local investigators and, quote, is committed to protecting public health by ensuring the safety of the meat supply. >> we're waiting to hear the charges for a man who led police on one of the more bizarre area chases that we have seen in

memory. that 52-mile pursuit yesterday started in berkeley and went across the bay bridge, down highway 101 and then across the san mateo bridge and this is how it all started. a man pulled his truck over on i-80 then stood in it and waved a baton around -- a crowbar. when officers tried to get to him he sped off. at one point he hit 80 miles an hour. they used a pit move to stop the truck. >> you could have hurt a lot of people today. what do you have to say about that? [ inaudible ]. >> i don't know what that means but officers say the driver is anthony nelson sorrell. they say he may have been under the influence of drugs or alcohol. 6:05 now. a.m. done is taking on the retail industry and now is ready to take on health care. the major announcement coming

down overnight. a mysterious self-driving car company is about to make history and it could revolutionize how you get deliveries. >> we could make history weatherwise. mid-to upper 60s. i have even

welcome back at 6:09. we want to get back to amy hollyfield. >> the call to stop a facebook app targeting kids. amy? >> reporter: 97 child advocates have signed a letter sent here to facebook saying raising children in this digital age is hard enough. please don't make it tougher. they are asking facebook pull the plug on a new app called messenger kids that targets 6 to 12-year-olds. facebook says it took precautions advertising is not allowed on the app and parents have tools to control the kids' social media use and their contacts list. it helps children stay in touch. critics want facebook to cancel this app to get rid of it. here is one quote from the letter saying why.

at a time concern about how social media use affects adolescents well-being it is particularly irresponsible to encourage children as young as preschoolers to start using a facebook product. we have posted the entire letter on our website if you'd like to take a look go to abc7news.com, see what you think about this push, this effort to appear on facebook. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. 6:10 on this tuesday. let's take a look down south where temperatures are in the mid to upper 40s. we have 44 in sunnyvale. remember you were in the upper 60s. 52 in san francisco. look at the upper 30s in the north bay and low 40s in our

east bay neighborhoods. beaches not as warm today but sunnier. yard work, all my neighbors get their yards done on tuesday. the soil is still a bit soggy. you may want to wait a couple more days to roll out there. watch out if you have allergies. >> we are following your tuesday morning commute. four lanes. and everybody is moving into san francisco. if that's your committee a 20-minute drive. take a look at our maps out there. continued slow. an earlier accident never recovered. we have a motorcycle down west 37 before mare island. a lot of that slowing is where

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it is 6:15. at the live desk this morning amazon is diving into health care teaming up with berkshire hathaway and jpmorgan chase to create a company that helps their u.s. employees find quality care at a reasonable cost. the business giants have not released many details other than that. the new company will be independent and free from profit making incentives and constraints. this is for amazon employees not for the rest of us. 6:15 now. happening today two news conferences planned for former employees and the owner of oakland's food and shoe service restaurant after the owner was accused of sexual harassment. several former employees will talk about the allegations and his refusal to divest from his restaurants. hallowell has denied the

allegations by 17 female employees. in her first television interview activist and actress 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 the first meeting 20 years ago. that story is in her new memoir called "brave." she talked about the book, sexual abuse activism, and the huge settlement exclusively on "gma." >> i tried to buy a billboard. >> you tried to buy a billboard? >> from a company called gannett outdoors. my only way of saying i didn't like this. i didn't want this. my only form of voice. let me tell you the only perfect rape victim is a dead rape victim. >> yes, that is a lot to take in. coming up you'll hear the staggering number of women mcgowan believes weinstein sexually abused throughout his

career in hollywood. it is 6:16 now. happening tonight go on deck and watch it all unfold. >> the "uss hornet sea, air and space museum." a blue moon, super moon and a total lunar eclipse all rolled into one. the eclipse is happening between 3:45 a.m. and 7:00 a.m. with the total eclipse around 5:30 in the morning. if you're interested in camping out you need to arrive between 7:00 and 9:00 p.m. tonight. >> this is all very exciting. what i like about this eclipse you don't have to wear special glasses that are on a run everywhere and you won't burn out your eyes if you look at it. >> very true. >> just dress like you normally would for temperatures in the morning hours. i separated by our micro climates. in the mid to upper 40s the entire time from 4:00 to 5:00

when we have some high clouds at 6:00 when the fog could obscure your vision. there you go. hopefully you get to see it and take pictures of it, we'd love to see it. i want to take you up to the north bay, tracking that fog all morning. san rafael, you've been out of the loop and now you can see southbound 101 that thick fog is starting to roll your way. today more sunshine and the highs will rebound. a little bit warmer. tonight partly cloudy for that moon launching. a new month and even warmer temperatures that will threaten some records. you can see why the fog developed in the north bay. you were the first to clear out. you can see the air mass is starting to clear out. that's why you need the sunglasses today and why temperatures will jump up to 64 in richmond. morgan hill, santa cruz and ukiah. tonight your temperatures in the mid to upper 30s in our deepest valleys. you'll be the coolest.

we'll deal with fog in the same areas. my accuweather seven-day forecast. look at this. by the time we get to the weekend, we're flirting with 70s at the coast. low to mid-70s. sue says she has a new accident. where are you lookin we'll zoom in with our 3d camera and show you the replica of the volume on the roadways and speeds are just speaking by bumper to bumper blocking the second lane from the left. slow traffic back to highway 92. we still have this ace train number 1 delay heading into great america. it is running about 15 minutes behind. ace train number 3 is on time and ace train number 5 is set to leave stockton scheduled on time. no other mass transit delays for your tuesday morning. attention golden gate ferry riders, a new tool to help you deal with the parking situation. officials are tweeting real-time

updates when the parking lots are full and when the spaces open up again. the parking lot fills up most mornings. the situation is especially frustrating since an overflow parking lot with 300 spaces permanently closed for smart train construction. the best way to avoid a parking headache is to take mass transit. you may have seen these honey bears around san francisco. now the artist behind the bears is taking a stand against the city. asking for a change in policy and how you can help. a live look at the embarcadero. we're going to keep live weather and traffic conditions on your and traffic conditions on your screen throughout the break.

"good morning america" coming up. >> and amy robach with a look at what's ahead. some big headlines about the fbi deputy director's resignation and the nunez memo ahead of the first state of the union address this evening. chris christie here live to break it down. an abc news exclusive, one of the igniters of the me too movement rose mcgowan is joining us live as she details her story

for the first time in her powerful new book. plus, the royals arriving in sweden this morning as they share a very important message about childbirth and mental health. much more on that. a big show coming up on "gma." back to you. >> we'll see you at 7:00. now over to mike. >> i have some good news. near record warmth and right now it looks like with good air quality. the bay area says we'll be good to moderate today through friday. that could change as we get deeper into this heat wave, if you will. we're going to go at least two weeks without rain. during the winter that's usually not good. >> thank you. 6:24 now. happening today a mysterious debut for an autonomous company. udely, the company says it's making history by hosting the first public road autonomous delivery test today and is expected to pick up foods from a market and drop it off at a

private event. there will be a safety driver behind the wheel. governor jerry brown signed an executive order to put 5 million electric vehicles on california roads by 2030. that goal is much more ambitious than the previous challenge to have 1.5 million electric cars by 2025. the plan includes $2.5 billion in funding to encourage drivers to make the switch. critics say resources like batteries and charging stations would cause more pollution than gas powered cars. interesting. it was a big night in hollywood for a bay area movie director. >> black panther had its premiere last night. the movie is directed by ryan kugler. it is based on marvel's 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.

>> the movie hits theaters february 16th. disney is the parent company of marvel and abc 7. local street artist finch is one step closer to reaching his goal. >> he's trying to get 12,000 signatures on a petition to decriminalize a specific type of street art in san francisco. and we're talking about adhesive stickers like these. finch and a group of artists posted hundreds of honey bears on sunday. he hopes the petition will get the attention of the board of suffers. as you can see he's very close to his goal. and if you'd like to check this out and sign it we have posted a link on our website, abc7news.com. next at 6:30, the vote bringing out protesters to san francisco city hall. calculating the cost of the north bay wildfires, how much the local hotel business lost during that devastating disaster. >> the reason you may s

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it's dangerous. when it shows zero in petaluma that means you have a couple hundred feet if you're lucky. about one mile in santa rosa. if you look at the winds, the winds are starting to push south so this will push across the san pablo bay. something we'll keep an eye on. dress warmly this morning. 30s and 40s but we'll be warmer with brighter sunshine this afternoon. upper 50s and mid-six. here is sue. the metering lights were on about an hour ago and you can see we're stacked up and full up back to the over crossing. 47 minutes now so that is more to the orange commute and moderate. you will see brake lights. give yourself extra time. no accidents or stalls. i don't want to jinx it but there haven't been any yet this morning. we are expecting to learn new details on a police

shooting. >> it happened on feller avenue, the same street officers shot and killed an 18-year-old in 2016. abc 7 news reporter janine de la vega live for us in san jose. janine? >> reporter: reggie, there's a lot we still don't know about this officer involved shooting but later today the police chief is expected to say what led one of his officers to shoot at a woman. this all took place in a neighborhood near alum rock in east san jose yesterday afternoon. you can see from sky 7 police surrounding a home. the woman inside was armed with a shotgun. you can see there outside. our media partner "the mercury news" is reporting the woman walked outside her home and made unspecified threats to people including officers. one of the officers fired at least one shot at the woman wounding her. neighbors are familiar with her and say she sometimes rents a room out. >> i don't know her ferpers she walks a dog diligently.

she seems to be pretty quiet, keeps to herself. >> reporter: according to the paper the woman was reportedly suffering a mental health crisis and says she wanted someone to shoot her. this happens to be the same street where officers shot and killed an 18-year-old in 2016. the police chief will be telling us more details later today. he's scheduled a news conference for 2:00 p.m. here at police headquarters. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, abc 7 news. >> thank you, janine. developing news in the south bay where the highway patrol is looking into whether there's been another attack on a tech shuttle bus. investigators received a report after bus with a shattered window on interstate 280 near loss altoes hills yesterday. officers couldn't find the bus or the person who reported the incident. at least five buses have been hit in the area in just the last month. at the live desk this morning the contra costa county sheriff's office is investigating a shooting and a crash that unfolded just after 10:00 p.m. last night.

someone was believed to be shot on city streets in unincorporated richmond. the sheriff's office confirms a car got in an accident on the off ramp in richmond. no word yet on the extent of the person's injuries. happening today protesters plan to be in city hall after city leaders voted to rename columbus day to indigenous people's day. the vote last week upset some italian americans in the city who say they're losing the october holiday meant to sell brat their heritage. members say the board of supervisors lacked transparency and should have had a public forum to discuss the issue. the board will take a 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 plaque taken from the statement she read during turner's sentencing in 2016. stanford says it did not feel the quotes were appropriate for

the space. those exact quotes were not made public. turner served three months in jail for assaulting the woman behind a trash bin in 2015. republcans have voted to release a secret memo on the russia investigation. lawmakers claim the memo shows improper surveillance by the fbi and claim it proves political bias against mr. trump within the justice department. democrats called the republican move an effort to undercut the mueller investigation into russian meddling in the presidential election. it is not clear when and how that memo will be released. happening today president trump is preparing to make his first state of the union address. politicians and guests will be there for the president's speech but they may want to double-check their tickets. take a look at what was printed on some of the tickets. do you see what it says there. state of the uniom with an "m" at the end. the white house says it's all coming together behind the scenes despite the typo. the president's address will be

must-see tv. he will focus on the economy, immigration and national security. >> so we have a lot of things to discuss and we'll be discussing them and i hope you enjoy it. >> i doubt you'll be surprised not everyone is onboard. president trump's first year in office has been filled with controversy. representative john lewis of georgia says he can't be in a room with the president because of what the president has said about so many americans. >> to go into a rage and enter the nuclear launch codes. how bad does it have to get before congress does something? >> billionaire democratic donor and san francisco resident tom steyer plans to run this new ad for president trump's impeachment during tonight's state of the union address. it features steyer giving eb examples of what the president could do including the deportation of millions of immigrant children and threatening an unstable

dictator. abc news will have live coverage of the state of the union and the democratic response. it all starts tonight at 6:00 p.m. here on abc 7. you can stream it through our abc 7 app. according to the napa valley register hotels in the county lost $17 million. it was because rooms were given away for free or at discounts to evacuees and first responders. for the 2017 calendar year hotel and lodging revenue is up but only up 1% from the previous year. state treasurer john chung will reveal what's next in a plan to create a public bank for cannabis businesses. they're operating on a cash only basis because of federal laws against the drug. banks are reluctant to take trouble. marijuana is expected to become one of the largest cash industries in our state.

good morning to you on this tuesday, less than 24 hours away from the big lunar eclipse. first let's get you out the door by showing you temperatures around san francisco. coldest in potrero hills. lake merced is 50. 52 downtown. union city 45. 38 right now in walnut creek and american canyon. a look at the san mateo bridge. watch out for that dense fog in the north bay. it's around and through the morning commute. they'll start lifting hazy sunshine. cool for mass transit. mild this afternoon with mid to upper 60s and smooth sailing on the bay today. how to dress the kids this morning, about 43 inland. there are some upper 30s there. 47 around the bay. get them outside at 3:00 and burn off some of that energy.

check this out, not a single chance of rain the next seven days but a chance of record high temperatures. i'll have that coming up in the forecast. you are looking for an update on the east bay accident guess who has all the details. >> i do, i do. back to union city where we have this accident partially blocking the second lane from the left. it is just crawling along. if you're heading southbound from 238 all the way down to union city you are slow and go with that accident starting to clear out of lanes. all right, ace train number 1 rolling into san jose, the final stop 14 to 15 minutes late. ace trains 3 and 5 are running on time so that's great news. no problem with b.a.r.t. this morning and muni. i know both you and i are from marin and know this well. leaders want to find a way to fix the frequent flooding around the highway 101 exit at highway 1. very familiar to people who are from there. high tides can turn the park and

ride into a lake forcing the closure of the northbound off ramp, too. the county wants to used 300,000 from the state to figure out why the flooding is happening and how to stop it. meditation on wheels. a new bay area company wants to bring peace to you. "the chronicle" reports pause now. the meditation center is a fully furnished bus with seven private spaces where people can meditate for 15 minutes. the bus can be reserved online and may be available for paid sessions in the future. new developments on the san francisco fitness app, a company that inadvertently may have revealed the locations of military bases in dangerous areas that company is now simplifying its privacy options. it is a social network for athletes and it recently published a heat map showing what everybody who is using the app is doing that has public

settings including some soldiers. now the pentagon is boosting security guidelines and the app's ceo say they will ensure users are fully aware of their privacy settings and ability to control their data. it seems like a big oops. a fight over microburies in the east bay has gotten so intense. >> how to turn those unwanted gift cards into cash. >> the royals on tour. showing off athletic skills with a game you probably have never heard of. >> it's not hockey? what is that? >> it's a twist. first a look at what's coming up at 9:00. hey, good morning. >> hello there. >> dylan mcdermott talks about his

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welcome back. i have some good news. high fire danger. still warm, 79 in san diego. mid-80s for los angeles, palm springs. mid to upper 60s through the central valley. 62 in yosemite. the snowpack is as good as it will get and that's 30% of average. fog is an issue over lake tahoe with plenty of snow in the mountains for now but today's 54 is a record high and it only gets warmer from here. reggie, natasha? a coalition of health advocates challenging facebook to yank a controversial app

aimed at kids. >> they claim the messenger app is a threat to their well-being. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live at facebook headquarters in menlo park. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. 97 child advocates, a combination of individuals and nonprofits have signed a letter and sent it right here to facebook asking facebook to pull the plug on a new app. it targets 6 to 12-year-olds and is called messenger kids. facebook says it has given parents tools to control their children's social media use. it's a good tool for kids to stay in touch. those against the app sent mark zuckerberg a letter. here's a quote from the letter. younger children are not ready to have social media. they're not old enough to navigate the complexities of online relationships.

they go on to point social media by teenagers is tied to higher rates of depression. if you'd like to read the full letter and think about your own opinion, we've posted it for you. go to abc7news.com. it's right there for you. reporting live in menlo park. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. san mateo fative tom brady showing compassion toward a radio host who made a derogatory comment about his 5-year-old daughter. here is what he said at super bowl media day last night. >> i think any parent is protective of their kids. protective of their kids. i've never criticism and my children nor any other children really deserved to be in that. i certainly hope the guy is not fired. i would hate for that to happen.

>> b a radio host and said the comment was not very appropriate he says he is reconsidering whether to continue the morning radio segment with the station in the future. a battle is brewing over whether to allow more microbreweries and things got heated in a meeting in fremont last night, one of more than a dozen meetings on this proposal. concerns in fremont are keeping the ardordinance from being pas. many say opening up rural areas to breweries will have heavy traffic. >> trying to do agro-tour. and that type of environment for people you want to give them many options. >> it will likely be revised because of a pushback and a process that will take months. detachable caps on plastic bottles could become a thing of the past. the bill requires all plastic caps to be tethered to the bottle by the year 2020.

littered on public land and beaches and they pose a big threat to fish and other marine life. the beverage industry opposes the measure. they say manufacturers aren't equipped to make the change yet. and now your morning money report. still a billion dollars worth of unspent gift cards lying around after the holidays even though there are ways to turn them into cold, hard cash. >> usually there's a catch like with all things. for example, in-store kiosks may off you that immediate money but you likely do not get as much you likely do not get as much back. >> i don't get paid until they receive the cards. >> it's like ebay. you don't get paid for your cards unless they sell and that could delay for days or weeks. you can't find something at home depot? anything? wamo is about to increase

self-driving car testing on u.s. streets. chrysler will supply the mountain view based company with thousands more modified pacifica minivans by the end of the year. according to "fortune" they plan to expand the number of cities it's testing as they plan to launch an autonomous service. wamo is testing self-driving cars in 25 u.s. cities. you have probably seen them here. >> amazon opened its own rain forest in seattle, take a look. amazon spheres are three globes filled with 40,000 plants. it's maintained at 72 degrees, 60% humidity. and to emulate a cloud forest ecosystem. employees can go there to work, hold meetings or take a break. reservations are required. it is completely booked until april. happening now will and kate are on a royal tour arriving in sweden this morning. >> the duke and duchess received a rock star welcome on the first leg of their royal tour in scandinavia. they hit stockholm's hockey rink where kate tried her hand at

bandy. bandy is like hockey but with a ball instead of a puck. with prince george and princess charlotte back in london william and kate have a packed itinerary including shining a light on mental health. kate spoke out on maternal mental health and postpartum depression leading many to speculate whether she may have suffered herself. >> she has said before that she, even with all the help kate has with her children, she has struggled. i think it helps a lot of new mothers identify the fact it isn't always easy. >> kate and will are due to welcome baby number three in april. super bowl ads this year appear to be playing it kind of safe. >> so judging by the commercials released so far if you're looking for edge you may have to look ♪ the land is dark and the moon is the only light we'll see ♪ >> this is nice, though, a moment of zen. you are looking at an ad from

budweiser called stand by you. it shows how the king of beers filled cans with millions of gallons of water for disaster relief efforts. during the past year bud provided water for hurricane victims in texas, florida and puerto rico, also wildfire victims here in california. that's how we do it on the farm. >> cut. break for lunch. >> barbecue pringles, pizza pringles. >> you made barbecue pizza. >> wow. >> wow. >> pringles calling this ad wow. advertisers hope to woo the expected 110 million viewers sunday and are spending $5 million for 30 seconds of commercial time. >> my eye ears are already hurt here is meteorologist mike nicco. >> wow, that's a great statistic. >> thanks, mike. >> sorry. blood moon tonight we have a total lunar eclipse where the

earth will move between the sun and the moon and that cast as red shadow but a super blue moon because it's closest to the earth and is our second full moon this month. look to the west between 5:00 and 6:00 when you'll definitely see the greatest eclipse. it starts about 4:00. you can see temperatures in the mid-40s to upper 40s so dress accordingly. up in the north bay near the delta there will be fog again tomorrow morning. you have to get the higher elevation so you can see it. a look from mt. tamalpais. thin clouds for the lunar eclipse. see angel island, that fog from the north bay already slipping south. we'll keep an eye on that. temperatures around 64 to 68 degrees. only the coast will be cooler today. the rest of us will be warmer. we could dip down to the mid to upper 30s in the north bay and inland tomorrow morning. make sure you check our app before you head out to watch the lunar eclipse. it only gets warmer and stays

dry even though february starts thursday. sue, you tell me you have some good news? >> we do. going back to union city, southbound 880. an accident that was partially blocking the second lane from the left has been cleared. traffic is starting to recover but let's take a look as we zoom back out again. we still have lots of red from highway 238 southbound into union city. you're looking at a solid 40-minute drive. so give yourself plenty of time on the nasty nimitz. the mcarthur maze an accident westbound 80. the ramp to westbound 580. the backup for the bay bridge extended now to highway 24 on 580. the entire length of the east shore freeway and 880 is very slow leading into the tolls. >> sue, thank you. 6:52 now. crews will convert the observing coliseum into a supercross track to get ready for the weekend race. sky 7 overhead last year's race at the coliseum. the field will be covered by a tarp and filled with pebbles and plywood for the ama supercross

championship and more than 500 truckloads of dirt will be dumped on the floor. the race is saturday afternoon at 3:30. 158 acres of prime real estate in the north bay will be the topic of conversation. talking about the golf course in marin county. today the marin county board of supervisors will consider an agreement that would have it handle daily maintenance of the property that closed last month so the land would be open to the public for walking and running and biking and dogs on leashes. golf would not be allowed right away but that could change in the future. we are keeping an eye on apple stock because it does keep dropping amid fears customers may not be liking the new iphone x as much as expected. it is the most expensive in history with $1,000 price tag. apple's first quarter earnings report is expected on thursday and that could provide evidence about how sales are actually doing. kids in oakland are probably still buzzing about a visit by a hollywood star. abc 7 news was at fruitvale yesterday as zendaya paid a

visit. her mother taught at that school for 20 years. zendaya was back in her hometown with verizon and project lead the way, a nonprofit that helps bring hands-on learning experiences to the classroom. kids learn how to make their own emojis, how to mix music, and took part in a virtual reality lab. >> especially in underserved communities there's rarely a chance for technology or the budget for technology to be incorporated into the curriculum. it's cool to see the kids get excited. >> zendaya says if she weren't in show business she would be a teacher. >> it's surprising she's only 21 years old because she's had such a long career already. >> she's in a hit movie, has all kinds of music out, she's doing great. next the seven things you need to know before you go. first our instagram photo of the day. follow us. see a lot more photos like this sleepy/angry owl. show your best photos and video showing the #abc7now. >> no reason to be mad here at

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6:5. here are the seven things you need to know before you go. number one, police in san jose are expecte to release new details about a shooting involving one of their officers yesterday on feller avenue a. woman armed with a shotgun was shot. she is expected to survive. >> in just about 1 1 hours president trump will deliver his first ever state of the union address. we'll have live coverage at 6:00 p.m. tonight here on abc 7 and on our abc 7 news app. number three, amazon teaming up with berkshire hathaway and jpmorgan chase to shake up the health care industry. the three companies say they will create a new independent company to lower health care costs. number four, a group of health experts urging facebook to turn off its messenger kids app. they claim young children are not ready for social media accounts and that it could hurt a child's development. number five as we open the weather window from sutro tower you can see more sunshine than we had all day yesterday. expect that to continue. so we're starting off in the 30s and 40s in your accuweather

12-hour planner but warmer, 50s at the coast. low to mid-60s inland. and number six, slow and go into and out of san francisco headed out of san francisco south 101 near silver, two lanes blocked with an accident and heading into san francisco from 280 we have a lane blocked there with an accident north 280 at hickey. number seven, there is a super blue blood moon tonight and that means it is the second full moon of the month. it is at its closest point to earth. a trifecta of amazing. 5:29 a.m. is the best time to see it and we're covering it all starting at 4:30 tomorrow. >> and mike says we should be able to see it well throughout most of the bay area. >> not in the north bay or central valley? >> over to the delta you'll have to get above the fog because it will return tomorrow and then we'll have high clouds more than this morning. i think we'll be able to see through that. >> okay. you can see it here, too. you can watch it here on abc 7. >> we'll be back in about 25 minutes with an abc 7 update.

"gma" starts right about now. good morning, america. president trump just hours away from his first state of the union address as he faces a big decision in the russia investigation. will he release that classified gop memo targeting the fbi against the warnings of his own justice department? and was the agency's number two man forced to step down? winter weather alert. two storms moving across the country bringing an arctic blast and snow. this car colliding with a train in the midwest. and now millions bracing for a messy commute. trapped on a ski lift. more than 150 people left dangling in the air. army helicopters flying in to rescue them. an abc news exclusive. rose mcgowan, the woman who helped ignite the me too movement -- >> i have been silenced for 20 years.