good morning bay yampl let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> it's saturday, february 3rd. good morning, and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> this tells part of the story. you can see it's clear. as i widen the perspective, just a big dome of high pressure with the clouds going up and over that. we have dry conditions and mild conditions for this hour. 64 in half moon day. that's due to an east wind. some of these easterly wind are gusty in the upper elevations. . 41 in santa rosa. fog as well. cool up in the north bay. 14 to 16 degrees milder md we had records yesterday. here are some of the breezy

winds above 1,000 feet. that's what is fuelling the mild temperatures. your planner today calls for 40s and 50s to start out. low 60s by noontime. another day of record warmth is possible with mid to upper 70s around the bay. a mild night tonight. i'll let you know what's in the seven-day outlook in a few minutes. developing news in pleasant hill where a lock down end after an unsuccessful search for a gunman. last night at 10:30 police received calls of a manwaring camouflage parents a black bulletproof vest and carrying an assault tile rifle. officers saw the suspect sealed in an area and issued a lockdown order. all residents were told toll stay inside and lock their windows and doors. a s.w.a.t. team was called in to search an apartment building on boyd road but the suspect was not located. this morning, health officials are confirming that

four additional deaths in the bay area are flu related. and with the flu outbreak being the most severe in years there is an important warning for the millions of americans headed to a super bowl party. there is concern those parties this weekend could spread the virus even more. abc7 news reporter katie utehs has the story. >> this is the most severe season we've seen in years. >> reporter: sonoma county has seen 12 severe influenza cases, two fatal. the death is being blamed for the death of two men in ma raga last month. >> the cdc is reporting the most hospitalizations for the flu since 2005. it's here and it's real. >> reporter: with so many people gathering this weekend to watch the super bowl. both the centers for disease control and the red cross are running safety campaigns. wash your hands. make sure food is properly heated. >> don't double dip. >> reporter: while your neighbor's nachos may be

questionable restaurants take food safety seriously. >> when they are sick they can't come in to work. we don't want them to work. we don't want them touching the food or drinks or anything that's going to get our customers sick. >> reporter: springers tap room is prepared for the big game. they are stocked with hand sanitizer and soap. >> we have backup. so if it runs out, we have more. there is no doubt about it. >> reporter: if you could be contagious just stay home. >> not only when you are sick. give yourself an extra day because it could still be lingering in your body. >> reporter: medical experts still recommend getting a flu shot as your best protection. in a, katie the coast guard is developing a de prefield off the coast six miles west of opponent

ano nuevo. crews are searching by boat and by air. in san francisco, newly released surveillance video shows a car break-in that turned into a violent assault and officers say they could have been killed. alyssa harrington shows us what happened. >> reporter: what started as a car break in quickly spiralled into a violent confrontation between police and suspects. watch as officers draw their guns and the driver runs over his accomplice and a cop. [ bleep ]. >> reporter: this happened year alamo square park on thursday. surveillance video shows two gentlemen wearing hoodies enter a black sedan. they smash a window and grab a bag. what they didn't know is three uncover police officers were watching them. the officers move in to make arrests and tackle one of the

suspects to the ground. >> reporter: the driver suspect put his vehicle into reverse subsequently striking the officer and his accomplice that were down on the ground. >> reporter: the driver then pulls forward and hits them again. >> this is a stark reminder that sfpd officers face on a daily basis. >> reporter: all three were arrested and charged with attempted homicide. meanwhile the police officer association is criticizing the use of force policy, which prohibits officers from firing at a suspect in a moving vehicle. in san francisco, alyssa harrington abc7 news. a family is in mourning after a missing dog was found dead with his legs die tied with rope. he ran away. police found him dead on thursday. police say someone tied his feet and threw him out of a window while drive on the freeway. police are looking for a suspect but have not released any details. residents are finally back in their homes after a tree fell

and ruptured a natural gas line in newark. the gas leak forced a town house complex to be evacuated late yesterday afternoon. sky 7 flew above the scene on joaquin marietta avenue near cherry street as a pge crew made repairs. after nearly three weeks a chp officer who was hit by a suspected drunk driver is out of the hospital. chp tweeted video of the officerlying the hospital in walnut creek yesterday. his legs were crushed in the crash. since then he has had multiple surgeries and undergone a grueling physical therapy schedule. he hopes to make a full recovery and return to work. we are hearing from the man what accidentally issued a missile warning in hawaii. he claims he never was told it was an exercise. >> it was 100% real. i did what i was train to do as

far as making the notification to the public. it was a terrible feeling. dread. i was very emotional about what happened. >> the man, in his 50s, was fired from his job. he believes the military should handle notifications instead of state employees. the time now is 5:07. last february at this time there was rain pounding down in the santa cruz mountains. what a difference a year makes. abc7 news reporter casey mar stulo host shows us how this weekend's warm weather has merchants and people smiling. >> reporter: nothing says summer like beach volleyball. except it's february. >> flash back a year ago from today and we had one of the rainiest weather seasons on record. >> reporter: which makes this winter sunny spell in santa cruz worth its weight in gold. >> tour itch is an $800,000 equation to the annual economy here. when the weather is like this you will see an uptick in business. >> reporter: the owner of this

restaurant on the cruz wharf is ready for the rush. >> on a rainy night you might get half a house. with this kind of weather you are going to have a full house. >> reporter: the boardwalk managers may not even open at all in rainy weather. >> the good sunny weather helps business. we love it in the wintertime when eget weekend like this when people are flocking to the beach. >> reporter: people like caitlyn who drove from south lake tahoe. >> amazing. >> reporter: and there is an outdoor music event. it will certainly be a dry and pleasant weekend on tap. but we need that rain. it's not coming any time soon. >> i'm glad some people are enjoying it. a lot of people aren't. they want winter to return. certainly doesn't feel like mid february. we had records around the bay yesterday. live look from the sutro tower cam.

it is 56 in san francisco. average high is in the upper 50s for this time of year. we have got a few 40s in the north bay. we will talk about the warmth, the weekend and if we see any rain in the outlook coming. lisa, thank you. also ahead, good news for this performer, whose act isn't complete without a seven foot tall unicycle. plus, the debate between being right and doing the right thing when it comes

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person that person was jasmine owe abuseland who was a teenager at the time. smith had sex with her in exchange for the information. auto desk has had off 157 employees in san francisco and marin county as part of what's being called a restructuring plan. the numbers amount to 13% of auto desk's work force. the company's ceo insisted back in november when the cuts were announced that the restructuring was not cost reducing activity. auto desk is transitioning to perpetual software licenses to software subscriptions and cloud computing services. san francisco voters might get to decide if police officers will be allowed to carry tasers. a group called safe neighborhoods for all says it collected more than enough signatures to put a measure on the ballot in the june primary. san francisco's department of elections received those petitions yesterday. it now must count the signatures. the city's police commission

already approved letting officers carry tasers. but the delay has coming up with a policy on their use. police union leaders have pushed for officers to carry tasers for several years. a dispute in the north bay fire zone has a yearbook teacher pressuring a local business for a refund, to no avail. but student fire victims get their money back? that's the question. leslie brinkley has both sides of the story. >> i don't think that we've had a pleasant experience, to say the least. >> reporter: santa rosa high school yearbook teacher jessica dennis signed her 32 students up for what she thought would be a class bonding experience last october. a ropes course. it cost $1920. the group did fund raising to come up with the money. then there were the fires. seven of her students lost their homes. many were evacuated and missed three weeks of school. she had to cancel the ropes class and got refunded half of it. but the team building business

called four winds in occidental refuses to refund the rest. >> we have a contractual agreement. i presume she teaches the kids the value of commitment and accountability. >> i understand we signed the contract. at the technical level he can keep the $960. but the question is should he? this is about the morality of keeping students' money. it's about showing compassion. >> reporter: four winds said they had the play employees on stand by during the fires and other sonoma schools have rescheduled. >> the fact they are not letting us do that is funny to me. outrageous it's not cool. >> it is a fiasco. jessica can reschedule any day any time seven days week between now and next summer she can bring those kids to the ropes course and they can have this experience. >> we have missed so much school and we have been so busy.

a lot of us changed where we live now. it's just not possible for a lot of us. >> to reschedule? >> correct. >> reporter: the class says people have been sending donations in to the yearbook team to make up for the money that will not be reimbursed. at santa rosa high school, christine brichkly, abc 7. performance artist red panda is part of the nba's halftime act. as abc7 news anchor eric thomas reports the golden state she doesn't have to jump through any more hoops to get her unicycle back. >> reporter: fans have seen this trick numerous times over the past 20 years and are still amazed. watch the woman flip bowls from her foot on to her head and balance them there. >> she is a friend, and a san francisco native.

>> reporter: the woman known as red panda needs hope. last week the man in this surveillance video made off with her unicycle at sfo. >> we got a lot of calls from season ticket holders who wanted to know if this means they are not going the see red panda in the halftime shows in the near future. >> reporter: the team agreed to buy a new kmo made unicycle for red panda. >> it is a seven and a half foot unicycle. it's made in china. we wanted to make sure we got one made and continue to keep her on the cycle so she can perform. >> reporter: her last unicycle cost $20,000. getting a new one is going to take a while, probably months. there is a slim chance we will be back for the playoffs but most likely she will take the off season off to rest and recuperate. beer lovers rejoice. it's that time again. at russian river brewing in

santa rosa. here's abc7 news reporter wane freedman. >> reporter: in voez -- >> one, two, three -- >> reporter: on employee toast in advance of a beer lover's onslaug onslaught. the line of waiting people stretched for blocks. >> reporter: what time did you get in line last night? >> 1:30 yesterday afternoon. >> reporter: the first in line is a sonoma county fire survivors this. beer pliny the younger goes on sale for only two weeks. when it happens, patrons literally line up outside that's vinny and his wife. they never plan on this happening to them. all pause of the north bay fires, knowing there would be such a long line, the brewery

auctioned away tickets to cut this line. they raised $140,000. all of it going to north bay fire relief. and that's only the start of it. >> so far, $900,000. but my goal is a million dollars. >> reporter: to say nothing of all the money the 1500 people a day bring into this economy. close to $5 million a year. and all because of a beer? is this that much better? >> seriously? >> reporter: yes. >> yes, it is. >> reporter: i am aimee and boyfriend came all the way from phoenix for this. you had airfare, you have a hotel, you got a car, et cetera. how much does that come to for three beers? >> about $1,000. >> reporter: in short it's liquid gold. nirvana as beer snobs say, a deelective matter of taste. abc 7 news. happening today in san

francisco you can party like it's 1918. the between peeks tunnel turns 100 years old. also known as the west portal tunnel,is provides access to the southern and western parts of the city. an estimated 80,000 riders use the tunnel on the k ingle side, l terra vel, and m oceanview lines. the tunnel is also showing its age. there is a celebration at the west portal library this afternoon to celebrate the tunnel's send ten yell. now your accuweather forecast. >> waking up to clear conditions, upper elevation wind and a very mild start to the day. we are looking at temperatures this morning in the 50s. i is way too warm for february. as we look at the wider perspective you will notice it is a big dome of high pressure. warm air mass and those offshore winds coming together to allow the temperatures to be in the 60s this morning from fremont. 68 in half moon bay.

57 in mountainview. this time of year we should see highs in the upper 50s. we are looking at more record warmth over the weekend. mid to upper 70s. warm with a sunny pattern continuing through next week. and no storms on the horizon for the next two weeks. that's right. as we look at the high temperatures today, and the records, you can see that we are certainly in the realm of breaking them. today, mid visits to upper invests san jose. 7 santa rosa. forecasted 76 in livermore. here are the record. low 70s back in the '80s and '90s. it looks like once again it's going to be an awfully warm day. if we look at february, it's only the second day of february. but our forecast models go about two weeks out. and the yellow indicating the dry days that we are pretty sure about right through the 18th of february. so after that hopefully we can look at some rain but it looks pretty consistent that this ridge is not going to break down.

we'll see a lib of fluctuation, some cooler timps from time to imtime but it looks like we are not goeg going into see the rain bust through the ridge any time soon. the weekend going to be warm. what about next week? monday, five to 15 degrees above average. 67 richmond. 73 in concord. we go to tuesday. very little change. you notice upper 60s around the bay with low 70s inland. and then as we take it out one more day into wednesday, the winter warmth continues. a lot of you enjoying it which i guess is a good thing. but we are hopeful we can get back some of our rainfall into the end of february. we are about halfway through the winter season now, the rainy season, and looking at rainfall abilities airplane frnywhere fr afternoon to less than that. 74 in oakland as well as san francisco. 75 in half moon bay.

if you liked yesterday you will like today. upper 70s in the north end of the bay. 7 santa rosa. san jose look at 77. santa cruz, 78. overnight lows tonight. they are to the going to be too cool, once again with the upper level winds keeping the atmosphere well mixed. and the warm atmosphere in place it would be in the 50s overnight in the city as well as oakland, palo alto down this the die hard philadelphia eagles fan who had her wisdom teeth taken out woke up from surgery with one very big fear.

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good morning east bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> thanks for being with us. i'm chris nip. we are starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >>. we are mild this morning. in fact as we look at some of the numbers here. in the east bay starting out with 40s, 50s, even 60s. it depends on your elevation and the wind. so it is a big variety this morning with low 60s from pacifica to san carlos, low 40s with fog in santa rosa and napa. 53 in san jose. so yeah, what month is it anyway, right in the with 14 to eight degrees warmer than yerm from livermore to half moon day. seven degrees cooler in santa rosa. we have calm winds and temperatures near the dew point in the north bay. upper elevation winds are still quite gusty, 20 to 30 even 35 miles an hour in the hills. at 7:00 we will be well into the

50s. even the 60s in spots. by 1:0070s arrive around the bay. look at that, 80 up in santa rosa. we are expecting record temperatures today. 7:00 we are still mild n the 60s. we saw records yesterday. how long will this trend last? i'll have the answers in a few minutes. chris? >> sounds good lisa. thanks. president trump unleashed a firestorm of accusations by ordering the release of a controversial gop-written memo from the house intelligence committee. the decision was made despite the advice of the fbi and the president's own hand picked fbi director. abc news reporter lana zack has the latest details. >> reporter: the official word from the white house is that president trump is not currently considering firing deputy attorney general rod rosenstein, but when asked by reporters, president trump would not say the same. >> you figure that one out. >> reporter: democrats are now warning that if the president were to use a controversial

republican written memo from the house intelligence committee as justifies for firing rosen styne or robert mueller it would spark a constitutional crisis. adam schiff says this partisan memo cherry picks information. >> it's really a completely reckless abuse of the classification process. >> reporter: and president trump's own fbi director told the president the memo contains inaccurate information. but the president decided to release it anyway. >> i think it's terrible. if you want to know the truth, i think it is a disgrace what's going on in this country. >> reporter: the memo argue has the fbi and department of justice used information from christopher steele's unsubstantiated dossier to obtain a fisa warrant to surveil carter page. >> they got a warptd on someone in the trump campaign using opposition research paid for by the democratic party and the hillary clinton campaign. that's what this is about. and it's wrong.

>> reporter: abc news, washington. bay area congressman eric swellwell called the memo propaganda to protect president. he's concerned about how its release could impact the investigations. >> the president and his campaign are under investigation. the white house counsel is a potential witness. they have now seen evidence in this case and may tailor their testimony to investigators and congress around evidence they have already seen compromising the investigations. >> one of the strongest reactions from the republican said came from arizona congressman paul goes ar. he said the actions of comey, yates, and mccomey and yates constitutes treason. he said i will be leading a letter to the attorney general seeking criminal prosecution against these traitors to our nation. we have the republican memo in its entirety posted on our website, abc7news.com. time now is 5:33. after what's believed to be the

largest sweep of workplaces by i.c.e. since the president took office are wondering what could come next. for immigration advocates the seven for clarity continues on. >> we are being vigilant. this is an immigrant community. >> reporter: federal immigration agents visited 77 businesses across northern california this week demanding proof their employees are legally allowed to work this the united states. rosa de leon volunteers with the rapped defense network in santa clara county, which seeks to protect families from accept operation. they have been receiving a thb of calls from those concerned there are employees are being targeted. including one in santa clara that was served with an i--9 notice the other day. >> we want to make sure they know their rights and this the legal support they need. >> reporter: in gilroy many people reported what they thought were raids on local

businesses. >> we are going to get hit we know that. >> reporter: city officials say they are looking into the married on behalf of their residents. >> it has an impact on their state of mind, on their overall confident, on even their quality of life. we want to have a trusting, positive relationship with not just our immigrant community but with all citizens. >> reporter: many are stressing the importance of not spreading rumors when it comes to sightings of i.c.e. >> we want our folks to ask. what did they see and call the hotline immediately so we are able to dispatch rapid responders to confirm whether or not immigration enforcement is taking place in the community. >> the phone number for the rapid response number hotline is 408-290-1144. we posted that number on our website, abc7news.com. now to a dramatic and raw moment in court. a father lunged toward former

u.s.a. gymnastics team doctor larry nasser and had to be wrestled to the ground. that father, whose daughters were abused by nassar said he was unable to contain himself. lindsey davis has the story. >> judge, would a distraught father have a chance to say something? you son of a [ bleep ]. >> reporter: mayhem in a michigan courtroom after this plea from a father of three girls who say they were molested by larry nassar. >> gran me five minutes in a locked room with this demon. would you do that? >> that is not how our -- >> yes or no? >> no, sir, i can't do that. >> would you give me one minute? >> you know that i can't do that. that's not how our legal system -- >> well i'm going to have to -- >> reporter: deputies tackle randle mar graves to the ground. >> let me have thatson of a

[ bleep ]. i want that [ bleep ]. >> reporter: nassar seen taking cover as his attorney tries to protect him. as he is led from the courtroom, mar graves tries to explain. >> i want to make sure it's crystal clear. >> [ inaudible ]. lady. >> reporter: the chaos erupted after two of his daughters gave impact statements in yet another sentencing hearing. one thanking her parents for standing by them. >> you have done everything that a parent could ever do. i love you. >> reporter: as for the father who lost it -- >> i lost control. i apologize 100 times. >> reporter: no charges. mar graves apologized to the court saying he was >> i'm embarrassed. i'm not here to upstage my daughters. i'm here to help them heal. the president and ceo of the humane society the united states has resigned effective

immediately. wayne passely was accused of sexually harassing three subordinates at the society in 2005. the directors had just acted to keep him as ceo the day before after finding the evidence wasn't supported by credible evidence. but he said the controversy had taken its toll and he decided to tep down. yesterday california lawmakers publicly revealed ten years worth of sexual harassment actizations. dozens of files named elected officials and their staffers. unnamed reports name four current office holders including public assembly member travis allen who is also running for governor. they detail pt complaints, 62 involving the assembly, and 17 more linked to the state senate. one local lawmakers admits the legislature wasn't doing things right in dealing with harassment. >> we have changed our procedure as we have an outside independent investigation that happens when someone makes a complaint. and we're committed to being

transparent. >> another lawmaker named is democratic senator tony mendoza. mendoza is currently on leave while he faces accusations brought forth by three women. the faa is investigating a close call between a droep and a passenger plane year las vegas. video shows the plane passing directly below the drone. drone u issued a statement saying it condemns this reckless and criminal act. still to come we will give you a sneak peek at the story telling the story of san jose's westchester mystery house. here's a live look outside from the emeryville camera showing traffic moving alone on on

valentine's day came early for some deserving veterans here in the bay area. congresswoman jackie spehr visited patient at the va medical center in san francisco. she handed out roses to vets who are receiving treatments there with a warm valentine's day greeting included. >> will you be my valentine. >> absolutely. >> okay. all right. here you go. enjoy them. >> spehr also handed out cards that were created by elementary and high school students in her district. in all b 1,000 vets shared in the holiday surprise. he willier this week, we showed 26 million pound of dirt being dumped at the oakland alameda county coliseum. now we'll show you the finished

proubt as the ama super cross riders tested out the new course. josh mosiman is making his oakland coliseum debut tonight. >> i wil advantage. i'm excited to race in tonight of friends and family. i got nervous before just watching. now i'm here it's exciting and i'm looking forward to it. >> it's high-tech. the first couple of laps everyone is bunched close together. it's bit crazy but it's what we do. >> kyle chis home's bike is wrapped up in autism awareness graphics. his 5150 team is raising funds throughout the season. lisa argen is tracking the forecast for us. >> it's going to be warm out there. it's hard to say that, sitting in the sun you get warm in february. 56 in san francisco. it's 59 in livermore. 64 on the coast.

fog and low 40s in the north bay. so you know it's going to be warm. but how warm? and what are the records? i will have the answers next. >> pack the sunscreen. lisa, thanks. also ahead, the warriors are the only team in the nba that has not lost back to back games this season. that was in jeopardy last night in suk with drama in

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don't just eat, discover. good morning, everybody. thanks so much for waking up with us. we are taking a live look outside from our golden gate bridge camera. not much traffic this morning. lisa argen returns in a lib with the full aek weather forecast. in sports, golden state wraps up their three game road trip. the warriors take on the nuggets at pepsi center. the tip-off is at 6:00 p.m. last night the warriors were in

jeopardy of losing back to back games for the first time this season. but late in the fourth quarter kevin durant led the team to victory against the kings. larry beil has the highlights in in modern's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. the warriors usually get focused after they lose a game. after losing by 30 in utah they figured to be laser locked last night facing the kings. ayesha is pregnant again. congrats to the family. doesn't. dubs up six at the half. zach randolph had 18 to lead the kings. steph finally starting to heat up. deep three. splash. 23 for steph. willie cauley-stein.didn't know he had the behind the back in his game pass. draymond puts it down. doesn't, lazy paz. buddy hooeld steals. it is a one point game. they are going to lose again?

no, dubs go on a 30-16 run to close it out durant, i'll just do this myself. back to back threes. what a weapons. finished with 33. warriors win it 119-104. coach steve kerr learned the hard way that what goes on the internet stays on the internet. when asked whether it was a travel he said the league doesn't want to enforce things like that. instead of sending a private message he sent it to the entire planet. >> i gave to it demarco. he deleets it after 30 seconds and i go what do you think? am i going to get away with it? he goes hell no. laugh will. >> he's right. sharks trying to snap a four dame skid in columbus. second period, five on three. la bank, bank is open. one timer.

justin braun, pass to vlasic. backhand. to beat bobrovsky. the sharks win it 3-1. that's their first victory since thornton got hurt. nba basketball right here tonight. cavs and rockets. we'll see lebron in action against the beard. that's at 5:30. after the game will follow. have a great day, everybody. i'm larry beil. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> upper elevations are gusty and the day is set for a day of warmth. look outside from the sutro tower camera. a nice shot here. visibility is good in san francisco. it's been nice. are you thinking about heading to the beach. half moon bay in the 50s, some readings in the 60s at this hour. in the morning hours we will be climbing through the upper 60s. by 1:00, how about mid 70s to low vechts. by afternoon it's still wild.

70 at 3:00. and numbers still in the 60s by 5:00. looking outside you can see how glassy the water is from our emeryville camera. it's going to be a glorious day out there if you like it dry and sunny. although we certainly need some rain. as we look at the wider perspective. a big dome of high pressure is anchored off the eastern pav. and that means another day of dry weather, and the clouds going up and over the ridge. there is a weak system coming in tomorrow. what's that going to offer us? i'll let you know in just a moment. 47 right now in oakland. 51 san mateo. fog in santa rosa. 60s from half moon bay to fremont. upper elevation win. the air mass is already quite warm from yesterday. we are not losing that warmth. we are starting out mild. looking at more sunshine and warmth this welcome back with warm days today and tomorrow. the sunny pattern taking us

through next week. no strong storms, no storms at all on the horizon for the next two weeks. that's a long time. that takes us beyond the middle of the month as we look at oakland in particular. the average high is 59. today we are going to 74. a weak weather system arrives tomorrow. that allows for temperatures to drop off just a fewist degrees. monday and tuesday it looks cooler but this is still well above average n the mid 60s. and then the numbers actually come up as the ridge rebounds into the milled of next week. so santa rosa, one of the warmer locations. the north end of the bay. the south end of the bay. 59 is the average high. upper 70s today. 75. slight cooling as we get through the early part of the week. and then notice, it's still going to be very mild out there. in the south bay today, 77 in "gma." look for 75 for milpitas and sunnyvale. mid 70s for san mateo. we talked about the coast. a very mild afternoon.

downtown, mid 70s. 75, petaluma, sonoma. spending time in the east bay today, very little change from yesterday. mid 70s in union city, newark. freedom 76:. you head inland and more 70s with 76 in livermore and brentwood. the accuweather seven-day forcast. tomorrow a weak weather system moves through that will cool us off maybe five degrees. maybe you will notice it. otherwise temperatures will continue to be well above average. 70s around the bay as well as inland. you download our accuweather app, and you will notice that perhaps the coast will cool a little bit. this really looks like a may forecast. and we just started february. so yeah. >> some are loving this weather here in the bay area but they are like we need some fresh powder. not to be seen. >> no. >> you can't have it all, my friends.

>> that's right. the movie westchester starring helen mirren is playing in theaters. it's the story of sarah westchester and the famously haunted mansion she built in san jose. abc7 news got to speak with mirren and her co-star jason clark last year and returned to the house. >> do you believe in ghosts dr. price. >> i do not believe in anything i cannot see. >> reporter: but to the people who work at the westchester house it's not a question. >> it's definitely haunted. i could sit here for hours and tell you ghost story after ghost story. >> reporter: he earned a tiny fwlimer of stardom. >> they needed a stunt double who was familiar with the roofline of the house. >> reporter: most of the movie was shot off location but

snooshs after inheriting a fortune by the maker of the westchester rifle she believed she was haunted by the spirits the gun had killed. >> do you feel the spirits. >> they are not all real. >> mirren had to portray a character as mysterious as the house she lived this. >> the daughter of a carpenter. she had this affinity with artisanal use of wood, which you see so unbelievably reflected in this house. >> reporter: mirren studied the house and became an expert. >> she could have led the tour she was so knowledgeable. >> reporter: the movie opened the doors and displace in the house like the costumes here in the dining room. >> folks heard about the movie and this has been on their bucket list and they are finally coming. >> reporter: they are giving out posters and having a premiere party in the grand ballroom one of the rooms featured heavily in

the film. >> it is an opportunity to showcase those. >> you don't believe any of this. i under. >> reporter: in san jose, jonathan blume, abc.news. next, celebrating the lunar newee. where you can experience

happening today, it's time to get into the year of th dog. the lunar new year is being celebrated in oakland. the event will be in the oakland chamber of commerce. you will see percussion drups, dancers and plates being spun on a stick. the free celebration begins at the civic plaz center plaza on ninth street and goes into the rhett of the afternoon. next on abc7 news at 6:00, new video shows san francisco fighting for their lives y. some believe it expose as dangerous flaw in police policy. and heading to or hosting a super bowl party this weekend? what you need to do to protect

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good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> it's saturday, february 3rd. good morning, and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. she is tracking doppler 7 for us. >> good morning to you. you can probably feel the mild air with us. had to open some window last night because it really didn't cool off too much in some areas. here's live doppler 7 where we are clear. in the south bay numbers range from the mid 50s in san jose, 6 in santa clara. mountain view in the low 60s. closer to the bay, 55 alameda. and 53 bodega bay. we are looking at very mild number compared to yesterday inland and on the coast. but we did have some cooling in the north ba