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six weeks. >> how about that. that's what we have for at least two weeks. i'll give you that. good morning everybody. here's a look at live doppler 7. hopefully i'm more right than 53% of the time like he is. let's move on. a look from south beach and let me throw out your accuweather planner. look at those lunchtime temperatures. 66 to 68. low 70s at 4:00 with near record territory. by 7:00, still a very gorgeous evening, 58 to 61. maybe have friends over and eat dinner on the patio and enjoy that warmth while you can. here's sue. >> looks great too. headed to san rafael. speaking of gorgeous, clear, no fog. the taillights are headed in the southbound direction past the north gate mall and the civic center at a 20-minute clip to get from san rafael into san francisco across the golden gate bridge. we'll check on that in a minute. let's look at the commute out of the central valley. things are slowing there and a 25 to 30-minute drive into

livermore. ace train number 1 which we mentioned last time is running 13 to 15 minutes behind. it's a 50/50 which is the best option. w'll check on more in a minute. thank you, sue. 77 businesses in northern california have days to provide paperwork to immigration and customs enforcement about their employees. >> this is part of an immigration sweep that started last month but religious leaders are standing in solidarity against i.c.e. katie marzullo has more from san mateo. >> if you need a place or houses of faith are open to you. >> for us, this is not a political issue. it's a moral issue. >> religious leaders gathered in san mateo to stand in solidarity with immigrants. >> as we stand on the side of love with the most vulnerable among us. >> for three days prior, i.c.e. agents had been making the rounds in northern california. they audited 77 businesses in san francisco, sacramento and

san jose looking for illegal hires, like undocumented immigrants. >> i think the administration is at war against california and we have to resist. >> the operation was similar to one on january 10th when agents targeted 7-eleven stores. an i.c.e. spokesperson says the stepped-up efforts protect jobs for u.s. citizens and others lawfully employed. "eliminating unfair competitive advantages for companies that hire an illegal workforce and strengthening public safety and national security." at the congregational church of san mateo, organizers promoted a rapid response hotline to protect immigrants from i.c.e. action. >> to make sure people is able to have a due process and to really being able to stay in the country. >> employers who were audited have three business days to produce their records. katie marzullo, abc 7 news. new this morning, president

trump blasting the fbi and claiming leadership there favors the democrats. it's leadership he himself appointed and all of this ahead of the relief of what's considered a highly controversial gop memo. i want to show you the tweet he sent out just before our newscast. it says the top leadership and investigators of the fbi and the justice department have politicized the sacred investigative process in favor of democrats and against republicans. something which would have been unthinkable just a short time ago, rank and file are great people. natasha. >> jessica, thank you. student, staff and parents at liberty high in brentwood are coping with the death of a 16-year-old student. sadly, this is the fourth student from liberty to pass away just this school year. all from unrelated causes. 16-year-old junior caitlin gonzalez passed away after a brief illness this week. her family tells us she died from complications from pneumonia. school district officials say the community has come together.

>> there's a thing i've been impressed with the most. the level of caring and compassion of the entire school community, of the liberty community. >> some people have been talking about it. helping other people out. it's tough times. we'll get through it. >> in january, a liberty student took their life. the cause of two other deaths are not known but they're not a protester was body slammed while being arrested by a group of uc berkeley police officers at a rally on campus. >> what are you doing? >> officer, ba are you doing? >> a statement from uc berkeley claims the man, a cafeteria cook named david cole threw his sign at a moving vehicle before resisting arrest yesterday. but the union says cole was peacefully protesting, calling the incident an assault. scientists are hoping to learn from the deadly north bay wildfires. >> looking for residents to take a survey that focuses on the health and environmental hazards

during and after the fires. some people in the fire zone have complained of illnesses. the survey officially went live yesterday. it can be done through a website. researchers say it takes about 30 minutes. you'll find a link to the survey at abc7news.com. switching gears. bay area beer lovers, it's plien i time. >> making the 2018 debut today. amy hollyfield is live at the russian river brewing company where thirst i beer geeks are lining >> here they are. the plieny pilgrims. they got here at 2:00 yesterday afternoon to get a taste of this beer. it's only available for the first two weeks in february. these people who are waiting for it, they won't walk away with a six-pack. they get to get inside and taste it. it's only available on draft. once inside, they get three hours in the tasting room and get a maximum of three rounds.

then they have to move on out and let the next round of people come in. so what is the big deal? it's the first triple ipa ever created. people say it is extremely hoppy. it is tough to make and it is very loved. they have been doing this for eight years. people still keep coming to taste this beloved beer. santa rosa, the city loves it. it's estimated to bring in $5 million of business every year. these fans love it so much, they've been waiting for about 15 hours now. they still have a ways to the tasting room doesn't open until 11:00 this morning. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. wonder why i'm thirsty right now? kush assignment for amy.

castro valley. union city 47. along with oakland. everybody else in the low to mid-50s along the east bay shore. 52 right now, concor but 43 in pleasanton. brentwood 54. 42 in napa. 60 in pacifica already. in the beaches, they could be rowded with record warmth. be not only today but through the weekend. dry, warmer if you're out exercising. it's going to be a great day on the bay. if you have a boat, call me. here's a look at minority bay camera. 56 at 10:00. 68 by noon. hanging out in the mid-70s from 2:00 to 4:00 with increasing sunshine and then just stars at 6:00 at 64 and dropping down to 56 by 8:00. our east bay valley, 54 start. by 10:0062. by noon, 67. high clouds and sunshine. by the time we get from 2:00 to 4:00, we're hitting the low 70s. mostly sunny. we'll drop down to 61 under stars by 8:00.

here's a look, natasha. i couldn't fix it. all week this graphic has been broken. unfortunately, it's going to stay that way. we do have record warmth to talk about in the accuweather seven-day forecast. on the bright side, the weather will be nice to get outside. we'll talk about that when we come back. here's sue. >> still checking on this ace train delay. there's no reason for the delay. but it's running about 12 minutes late heading into the vasco station. ace train number 3 left stockton on time and is heading to lathrop on schedule. >> the golden gate bridge, a beautiful ride from san rafael if that's your beginning destination into san francisco. about, as i mentioned, 20 minutes fog-free. there is roadwork on the northbound side. that should be out there until 6:00. for the southbound direction, it looks great. all right. thank you, sue. calling all carpool cheaters. you may want to get out of that lane. chp officers ticketed 124

drivers for carpool violations just yesterday. the agency's oakland office tweeted out a photo of officers citing one of the offenders during the commute. it happened after a survey showed bay area residents are concerned about carpool lane violators. details in the theft of a custom made 7.5 foot unicycle from sfo. this man stole a black roller suitcase with the unicycle in it nine days ago. red hair and a ponytail and a full beard. the woman known as red panda performs at basketball halftime shows, including for the warriors. unicycle is valued at $25,000. if you recognize the suspect, you're asked to call san francisco police. get out your phones this second. the polls are officially open. there is a petition to expand food stamp benefits to pet food. nearly 150,000 people have signed it so far. go to abc7news.com/vote right now and left us know what you think. >> no downloading, no

registering. should food stamps cover the cost of food for pets? it will be updated on the bottom of the screen. let us know what you think. we'll come back to this. 55% of you so far saying yes. we'll see what you have to say. looks like the grammys is stepping up. days after the recording academy chief told musicians to do the

some of us will be living through history. some of the records go back 58 years. livermore, sfo, san jose have our best chance of setting rcord high temperatures. i'll show you some other neighborhoods that could be there also coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. here's matt. thanks, mike. classes are expected to resume in los angeles where a 12-year-old girl was arrested for shooting a gun. turns out it was an accident. in gma first look, questions about why a 12-year-old allegedly brought a loaded handgun to her l.a. middle school. >> it's castro middle school. >> shooting two classmates, an adult and two other kids injured by flying glass and metal. >> as a parent, this is everyone's worst case nightmare. >> the call thursday morning triggering a massive response. officers searching students one by one. >> they were in lockdown and nefs tears. >> one bullet struck a

15-year-old boy in the head. he's expected it to survive. >> gunshot wounds to the head are very, very lethal. in this particular circumstance this child was extremely lucky, the trajectory didn't hit any structures that were an immediate threat to life. >> we'll have the latest on the investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm clayton sandell, abc news, los angeles. 5:15 now. we have developments involving the grammys and all the backlash over comments made by the president of the recording academy by female artists. he's creating a task force to uncover unconscious bias and barriers that impede women's success in the music industry. he came under major fire for remarks he made backstage. he said women need to "step up" after men took home the main prizes. it was taken out of context but he understands the pain caused by what he said.

critics are calling on him to step down. amazon is still deciding where to build its second headquarters. gay activists know where it shouldn't go. both texas and tennessee have laws unfriendly to the lgbt community. activists are urging amazon not to choose cities in those states. in a campaign called no gay, no way. the company would prefer to put the site in what it calls h q2 in a progressive community. paypal co-founder peter teal may not be making any friends in the bay. >> we have this incredible tech thing going on in silicon valley. if you go east of the east bay, across the bay bridge or dunbarton bridge, you're in this basically failing state that in the next recession will probably go broke. >> those remarks were at stanford's hoover institute speaker series on wednesday night. he also criticized silicon valley for being a "one party

state. the co-founder was the only figure to back president trump. san francisco's budding marijuana industry has a tour for out of state tourists who want to sample what the city has to offer. >> they're getting ready to roll out a cannabis inspired excursions in san francisco and the east bay. the 4 1/2 tour cost $295. it takes customers to places many can only imagine. >> we have to inform. but we also have to come down to the consumer's level and kind of walk them through the process of understanding things, holing their hand. >> so much fun. you know, at first it was a little weird because i'm not used to being able to be open about it. >> visitors will stop at multiple dispensaries in other areas of cultural significance, including hippy hill and golden gate park and grateful dead house in the ash berry district. probably a 7-eleven with

doritos after it's done. >> time flies when you're sampling. how do you know when it's time to leave. >> there's more jokes on the way. you can tweet them to us. directors like that. we've got enough. move on to weather. good morning, everybody. i'm sure it's an interesting process no doubt. not to make fun of it. walnut creek, 45 degrees right now under a mostly clear sky. mostly sunny today with record warmth. that's the first accuweather highlight. mostly clear. no rain in my extended. >> let's go to the microclimate. it's february 2nd and showing microclimates. more neighborhoods could set a record high. 74 today in san jose. look at that 76 at santa cruz. 73 today in redwood city and mountain view and half moon bay. all potential record temperatures. as you head towards san francisco, delightful 71. think of all the parks we have and all the open spaces you can go to today and enjoy. as you go up through the wine country, 71 at san rafael.

71 at santa rosa and napa. you're pretty close. 73 in richmond. also hayward. 72 in oakland. all potential records today. 74 in fremont, the warm spot. as you go into the east bay valley, 76 in brentwood. you can see the asterisk around livermore and concord. 74 for records in your neighborhoods. some mid-40s around santa rosa. my seven-day forecast, warmer tomorrow. don't wear yourself out. we've got super bowl sunday. temperatures almost as nice. the pattern holds through monday. even tuesday, wednesday, thursday a couple degrees cooler. we're still well warmer than we should be this time of the year. >> enjoy it. have a good weekend. >> watch the super bowl outside. 19 below where that is. don't want to rub it in. cisco to san jose where the headlights are headed northbound on 280 under the 17/880

overcrossing. up towards cupertino, beyond and northward. otherwise, we're looking good with green sensrs out there. hoemg hoping for friday light. 32 minutes into dublin and tracy. the commute into concord is looking great. drive time into san francisco from san rafael, less than 20 minutes. all right. thanks, sue. now is your chance to make your voice heard on live tv. we opened a poll at abc7news.com/vote. you don't have to register or download anything. >> go there right now. see if the numbers move by the time we finish the story. do you think food stamps should cover the cost of pet food? your vote will be updated in real-time on the bottom of the screen. here's why we're bringing this up. an online petition 148,000 signatures by people who say food stamps should cover the cost of your pets' food. the argument for this, pets are important for emotional support. having a low income is hard

enough withouting expected to give up your companion. the argument against is that it would enable people to spend money on what should be a luxury. according to the press democrat, the petition needed 90,000 signatures to present it to the u.s. department of he -- it's interesting when we opened this up. we were around the 50% mark. now at 38% for yes. >> interesting thing. people with their pets and then people with their taxes. we'll find out from that poll later today. we'll continue to follow that. >> sure. facebook ceo mark zuckerberg is not shy about taking time off after his children were born. >> turns out, he's part of a wave of men using paid family leave. roughly 85,000 men took paid family leave in california during 2017, the fiscal year. that's actually double the number if you go back to 2009. by comparison, the number of women taking paid maternity leave during the same time grew by 6%. california is one of only a

handful of states that offers paid family leave for both men and women. lucky students received a living lesson in black history. it was part of the national freedom day teach-in as part of black history month. the walking tour was led through the civic center yesterday. the focus was -- ballet star misty copeland who studied in the city. for some students, it was a slice of history not usually included in textbooks. >> learning about, like, a lady that i've never known before and how she was like the best dancer in the world and it's pretty amazing how she grew up out here. >> the teach-in itinerary included more than half a dozen other sites, like city hall. named after dr. carlton b goodle goodlett. next, the seven things you need to know to start your day. >> if it looks like it's from

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talk to your doctor today. see if lyrica can help. 5:25. if you're just joining us or headed out the door, the seven things to know before you go. number one from the live desk. a fire overnight in san francisco left five people without a home. two buildings caught fire on fulton andy advice der ow advic the oak grove school district says three schools are closing. number 3, president trump expected to okay the release of a controversial republican memo as early as today. the memo is believed to be critical of the agency's russia investigation. >> number 4, happy groundhog day. punxsutawney phil saw his shadow and that means six more weeks of winter. we're completely opposite. we look at san jose this

morning. at 46. if you're going to jump up to 74 degrees and look at the temperatures throughout the weekend, mainly in the low to mid-70s. >> number 6, we're following your commute this friday morning. problems on the sunol grade causing problems. this is down towards mission boulevard. number 7, it's plien i time. lining up for santa rosa's most famous brew a the brewing company. it's a aaa ipa and only two weeks a year. a photographer is sharing incredible photos of the city. >> it's linked to an interactive map. you can see what your neighborhood looks like back in the day. some pictures date back to the late 1800s. sort of like ancestry.com for cities. all you have to do is type in your address, click on the yellow or red markers. open sf history scans images

from a san francisco photographer and collector. we have a link for you posted on our website, abc7news.com. we're coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the warning going out to people around the uc berkeley campus. do you know how to open your garage if the power goes out? the change a north bay lawmaker wants to see to make it a lot easier for you. plus, here at the live desk. getting an update on the fire in san francisco overnight. damaged two buildi

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>> past the knees. >> you can pull it off. >> nice and cool. meteorologist mike nicco already telling us that is about to change. we're on record watch on this friday, february 2nd. >> get your flipflops from costco too. >> my socks i wear with flipflops. >> pulled up mid calf. >> alexis off today, reggie off today. mike is here. we're looking at potential record warmth. >> we'll do it on monday. >> social -- there you go. >> that will go well. >> let's take a look at what's going. record watch in all seriousness. it's going to be a warm one. no fog out there. great for the morning commute. hopefully it's friday light. we'll talk to sue in 20 minutes. the accuweather planner shows 48 to 54. milder morning. look at that lunchtime. my goodness, who is going outside for lunch. 67 to 69. record territory at 4:00.

may see convertibles out today. maybe more motorcyclists on the road. 70 to 72. a gorgeous evening under the stars. still 58 to 61 at 7:00. as promised, here's sue. >> you make a good point, mike. a lot of motorcycles may be out there. use extra caution. often hard to see. ace train still running late. issues out of stockton. expect delays running into vasco right now. 12 minutes behind. also ace train 3 is running on time. they don't have the same signaling problems. metering lights are on. so much for friday light at the bay bridge toll plaza. earlier problems on the east shore by hilltop have been cleared. it's about a 33-minute drive from hercules into san francisco. most of that behind the toll plaza waiting for the metering lights and to pay your tolls. a look at the south bay in a couple of minutes. an update here on a fire from overnight. san francisco fire officials

telling abc 7 news they hope to have fulton street open by this morning's commute. any moment now. it took firefighters about 40 minutes to contain this fire on fulton street overnight. shortly after 3:00 firefighters arrived in the 1200 block of fulton. that's fulton and divisadero. the flames spread to a victorian next door. four people and an infant in the second building were displaced. the red cross is taking care of them now. no firefighters or civilians were hurt in the fire. back to you. jessica, thank you. parents and teachers dreaded this news. three elementary schools in san jose are shutting down. >> reporter janine de la vega is live at del roble elementary with the story and what will happen to the students. janine? >> reporter: matt, the oak grove school district knows this will make a lot of people sad, some even angry.

administrators say they had do it. the schools that will be closed will be del roble, miner and glider elementary. all will close after the school year. district officials say they were forced to make this difficult decision because the district is struggling financially. it's experienced a decrease in enrollment over the last decade. the district had eight schools to choose from over the last several months. numerous community forums were held and a committee listened to concerns from parents and children. in the end, the district says it was a difficult decision and will focus on helping families and staff make a transition to their new schools. in a newsletter from the superintendent, he says "i understand this will take time and that a profound sadness will be felt with the closing of schools. we are all committed to doing all we can to make these changes as smooth as possible." . in the coming months, the families will be receiving letters telling them what their new school will be for the coming school year and then after enrollment is finalized,

that's when staff and teachers will find out where they're going. reporting live from san jose, janine de la vega, abc 7 news. janine x thank you. in developing news now. the republican memo said to be critical of the dpib and supportive of a narrative favorable to president trump could be released today. it concerns the russia investigation. serena marshall has the latest from washington. >> good morning. it was just yesterday that the president read the memo and a decision could come today. administration official tells us there are likely to be no redactions. >> president trump likely to give the go ahead to release the highly controversial gop memo, his own fbi director warned against making public. the fbi took the extraordinary step earlier this week of opposing its release. the union representing fbi agents thanks director chris wray for his support and standing shoulder to shoulder with them. former fbi director james comey also defending the agency. in a tweet writing all should

appreciate the fbi speaking up. that in the long run, weighs weis wills and liars -- as long as good people stand up. it purports to show the justice department acted inappropriately when it sought a surveillance warrant for a former trump campaign adviser suspected of being a russian agent. but speaker ryan argued the memo isn't an indictment of the fbi. >> it does not impugn the mueller investigation or the deputy attorney general. >> a spokesman for the speaker tells us he also supports releasing the ten-page democratic counter memo even though the committee voted against its release. while the four-page gop one could be made public as early as this afternoon. in washington, serena marshall, abc 7 news. serena, thank you. b.a.r.t. police dentectives hoping that cameras will help identify an a suspect in a sexual assault. she boarded a train at the 16th street station in san francisco and fell asleep.

when she woke up, she found a man touching her thigh and openly touching himself. >> she posted about it on twitter and says the supportive responses she received convinced her to finally go to police. the san francisco police officers association is criticizing the current use of force policy after an officer on bike patrol was hit by a car. the undercover officer was attempting to arrest two suspects involved in a car break-in, in alamo square. one officer struck the car while trying to escape. the officer suffered nonlife-threatening injuries. association president martin hol ran says it's frustrating to sfpd officers, that it prohibits us from shooting at a suspect vehicle even if the suspect is trying to kill or seriously injure innocent civilians or officers. in october, officer tank he will suffered a critical head injury after being hit while on bike patrol. the use of force policy was changed in 2016 after a series

of officer-involved shootings. the search continues for the driver who hit a deputy with his car. the officer was trying to pull over a man for speeding in hayward when the driver put the car in reverse, hit the deputy's motorcycle and sped away. the deputy fired his weapon at the man but authorities don't know if he was wounded. berkeley police warning the community now to be on alert following a strong armed robbery. four people were robbed of laptops on wednesday night around 8:30 p.m. police don't have detailed descriptions of the suspects. the victims were not hurt. let's head down to the south bay. we've got a temperature of 50 in san jose. a lot of mid to upper 40s in the valley itself. you start to get on the edges, you can see milpitas. los altos hills and los gatos at 61 degrees. 55 right now in alameda. san francisco. san pablo, 57. danville and livermore about 45. brentwood, 57 degrees. 52 in novato.

a look at 101 and 880. the traffic is picking up a little bit on the dry roads. watch out for the sunshine this afternoon. be a little glare so have the sunglasses. mass transit, nothing extreme today. what a peaceful day to be out on the bay. almost total sunshine and a light chop and a light breeze. let's talk about the peninsula. you can see a few high clouds mixing with the sunshine from 8:00 up until 4:00. that doesn't slow our temperatures down. we start 51 at 8:00. look at that. 60 by 10:00. 64 at noon. 67 to 69 from 2:00 to 4:00. back down to 6 o by 8:00 under the stars. how about san francisco. check out these temperatures. 52 this morning under mostly sunny conditions. mostly sunny all the way up until 2:00. then sunny by 4:00. that's when temperatures are still in the low to mid-60s and under the stars. enjoy a night on the town. 58 at 6:00 and 55 at 8:00. even warmer weather coming up in my accuweather seven-day foreca next. let's see what sue is watching for your morning commute.

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welcome back. it's 5:43 on the dot. look at all that dry air across the state and sunshine today. and 70 san diego. fresno, monterey, sacramento near 80 in redding. low to mid-80s for los angeles and palm springs. 63 degrees today in yosemite. 55 not a record in tahoe. the record is 59. darn close. here's a look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. no snow. passing clouds with temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s. near records. makes you wonder where winter went. >> now a live desk update. >> from abc 7 mornings. hi everyone. another sentencing hearing for larry nassar is getting under way in michigan. this is a live look at what started only a few minutes ago. this is actually the second victim i've seen giving an impact statement. nassar is there. waves of victims began sharing

their stories on wednesday about sexual abuse that took place at an elite michigan gymnastics club. this is the former olympic team doctor's third and final sentencing hearing. he's facing another long prison sentence. nassar has already been sentenced on federal child pornography charges and for sexual abuse that took place while he worked at michigan state. as we take another live look at the hearing, you see the victim still giving her impact statement. this is expected to go into next week. a lot of women still coming forward. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. we have new developments with san francisco coffee roaster four barrel. the chronicle reporting that business has dropped significantly since the founder was accused of sexual assault and harassment last month. as a result, four barrel laid off seven employees so far. the company recently shifted operations from oakland to san francisco. four barrel until recently has been popular with specialty coffee shops. a bilk introduced in the state senate is designed to help you escape your home in the

event of a disaster. at least 43 people. when the -- when your power goes out and clicker doesn't work, most people have to manually open their garage doors. state nor bill dodd wants to eliminate that possibility. >> any garage door sold in the state of california, whether new construction or replacement, would be required to have a battery backup. >> it's just another measure of preparedness for a disaster event or even when it's raining and the power goes out and you need to leave your house. >> the backup battery would kick in when the power fails and allow for a quick get away. senator dodd hopes to have the bill signed into law this year. california school chief says schools built before 2010 will be tested for lead in their water by july of next year. high levels of lead turned up in schools in san francisco and oakland. even at low levels, lead can cause booe behavioral problems and learning disabilities. the governor required testing in older schools last year.

something is happening in a restored california river not seen in decades. fresno bee reports that -- biologists began catching the juvenile fish in november and december. it was the first time in 60 years cha nook successfully in the san wa queen. one of the mos endangered rivers. we're wearing red for a cause today. today is national wear red day to raise awareness for women's heart health. as part of the go red for women campaign, heart disease is the leading cause of death for women in the u.s. the good news is that 80% of cardiac events may be prevented with lifestyle changes, like healthy diet, exercise, limiting alcohol. post your red today. we want to see it. use the #abc 7 now. you can share it. bundle up if you're anywhere but here. punxsutawney phil sees no end to winter. >> he declared six more weeks of

winter. look at him. part of the annual tradition, of course in pennsylvania. legend has it that if the furry rodent casts a shadow on february 2nd, you can expect six more weeks of winter-like weather. not here, though. >> our winter-like weather means we'll see more temperatures in the 70s, right? >> yes, it does. we're completely opposite. our executive director was tweeting with punxsutawney phil. 36% -- >> it is clear this morning. you're probably thinking, wise guy, what's yours. at least double that. chance of record warm high, temperatures that begin today. watch the allergies this weekend. our medium range models that go out about two weeks for rain. the microclimates, yes. i have asterisks on what is potentially a record high.

san jose 74. 72 to 76 degrees from the south bay to santa cruz. 71 to 73 your spread on the peninsula with redwood city and mountain view and half moon bay at 73. record highs. a little cooler in pacifica at 69. same thing at daly city and the sunset. 71 in downtown and south san francisco. 71 to 74 through the north bay. you have to get up to 76 for record territory. 72 in oakland. record high today. 72 to 74 your spread on the east bay shoreline. about 73 to 76 your spread in our inland east bay neighborhoods with concord 74 and livermore 75. potential records. here's a quick look at tonight's temperatures. upper 40s to near 50s for most of us. upper 50s along the coast in san francisco. santa rosa -- >> the warmest part of the air mass on top of us tomorrow. we lose the few degrees we gain saturday. so sunday's temperatures a lot like today. same thing monday. make a couple degrees cooler tuesday, wednesday, thursday.

hi, sue. >> good morning. >> train number one, 12 minutes late. switching problems leaving the yard at stockton. ace train number 3 is running on time and hiding into lathrop. let's look at the east shore commute. i'll show you this by hilltop. it's long gone. it's causing slight delays leaching the hercules area headed down into pinole and el sobrante. 30 minutes to get into san francisco. the metering lights are on. here's where the earlier problem was westbound near appian way. it's been cleared. but you can see the slow traffic remaining. that's the only hiccup in the east shore commute headed into san francisco or points beyond. sue, thachk ynk you. netflix customers, be careful what you click in your inbox.

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well, look at that. a seven-day forecast exclusively for the coast. look at those temperatures. as cool as it gets, the lows will be 48 and the high 66. that's monday, tuesday, 52. 68. otherwise, we'll have low to mid 50s and low 70s for most of the next search days. hope you can get out and enjoy it. stan lee is out of the hospital following a brief health scare. the 95-year-old had shortness of breath and a slow heartbeat. >> he created spider-man iron man and numerous other characters. >> he seemed surprised about all the attention he received. >> i figured that a little

checkup wouldn't be bad for me. in fact, it turned out to be pretty good. got me a lot of publicity. i didn't realize the whole world was worried about whether i was in the hospital or not. >> lee plans to get back to his normal schedule over the weekend traveling and meeting fans. in less than a minute, four thieves stole an atm from a gas station in fresno county. that's all the time it took. investigators released the surveillance video. it happened three weeks ago. the four men break into the gas station. they tried to steal a safe but only managed to get the cash machine into their truck. >> just five minutes after the alarm went off, the suspects were long gone. police did later find the atm. but no cash was inside. >> this morning, netflix users are being warned about an e-mail phishing scam looking to scam your personal information. here's how it works. an e-mail from a fake account alerts netflix customers to the

deactivation of their account because the company could not validate billing information. it prompts you you to click on a link including credit card numbers. security analysts say you should never open a link link in an e-mail. a san francisco bar dedicated to all things new england patriots is looking for an important missing mascot. this was post today facebook yesterday of their gnome. someone stole the bar's lucky rob gnome kuwski. everyone liked to sit near the gnome. it was lucky. they would buy beers as a good luck charm. a barmaid this milk carton missing ad for fun. it seriously walked it back and it's offering four seats to whomever returns. rob gnome could you ski before the big game on sunday. >> you can watch rob gronkowski with your gnome. san mateo native and patriots quarterback went to school here. sara posted this message on

twitter. students spelled out go pats on its football field. brady graduated from sara in 1995. let's take a look at your roads this morning. san rafael, southbound. headed towards the civic center. up towards central san rafael and lincoln avenue. they're moving at the limit. no delays from novato all the way in at this hour. friday morning we'll see what the commute looks like. so far, it's 20 minutes into san francisco. straight shot to the golden gate bridge. overall, looking good to green sensors out there. looks great. we have slowing out of central valley that's fairly typical. %-p boulevard. residual delays on your ride into the fremont side of things. mike. >> who wants to go outside but who has allergies. let's look at the latest numbers. tree pollen has gone down below but that's going to reverse. grass pollen, weed pollen, none of that. if you're near my house, i'm

going to mow this weekend. that may go up a little bit. >> uv index, moderate. the beach reflects off the sand and water. it will be strong there. air quality looking good. moderate, no health issues as far as fine particulate matter or pollution roechling through our skies this warm weekend. mike, thank you. if you are missing your wedding band and you've been to point reyes national seashore, take a look at this. a gold ring was found on the side of mt. vision road in marin county on wednesday. that's according to anna dodge who posted this photo to the west marin feed facebook page. she would love to return the band and hopes someone contacts her after seeing the post. giants out fielder hunter pence will throw open the doors of his new cafe, the coral sword. pence and his wife showed off the cafe to the news immediamed. it's le indicatocated in housto. you can play board games and

video games. >> we'll be presenting to you a lot of board games and card games and comic books. we also have a content studio in the back. we're going to be able to host like a gaming tournaments. >> playing hunt every pence a board game will be fun. he'll be returning to arizona where he'll play a new position, left field. if you were impacted by the north bay fires or even the smoke, local researchers really want to here from you. >> a commuter train in australia. two men end up on the floor. you won't believe how this battle ended. >> plus president trump claims >> plus president trump claims the fbi

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good morning east bay. this is abc 7 mornings. good morning, thanks for joining us on this friday, june 2nd. reggie and alexis are off.

june 2nd. >> the weather feels like june 2nd. it's february 2nd. >> keep us on our toes on the desk. so much fun. seven minutes away from the forecast. we have beautiful weather to look forward to, mike. >> we're going to repeat that over and over and over like groundhog day. good morning everybody. here's a look at live doppler 7. bone dry out there. hardly any clouds out there. a few on the peninsula and into the south bay. here's a look at my accuweather 12-hour planner. you can see 47 and 51. mild start to the morning. look at the temperatures by noon. 67, 66. 68. low 70s at 4:00. we'll be in record territory in a gorgeous evening under the stars. 58 to 61. all right. you were dancing over there. what was that about, sue? >> just enjoying a little friday fun, right? and groundhog day. let's look at the golden gate bridge. lots to chat about. no delays. moving right along. four lanes in the southbound co