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good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> it's sunday february 4th. good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. a first look at the forecast. lisa is tracking live doppler for us. >> as you're looking at live doppler 7, we do have clouds around. high to mid level clouds. as we widen the perspective, they are shifting over the bay area underneath a ruj of high pressure keeping us high and dry. from mount tam this morning, we're looking at numbers in the 60s from half moon bay to san francisco. 52 gilroy. 59 in the oak view. mountain view at 60. we've got upper 40s santa rosas as well as novato.

mid 50s for concord and livermore. a bit cooler this morning due to cloud cover and calmer winds at the surface anywhere from 6 to 9 degrees cooler. i an look at the northern sierra, 26% of average as the northern sierra snowpack. no new snow. no rain for the future. 70 by noontime. records in jeopardy once again today. >> lisa, thanks. developing news from south carolina, that's where we've learned that the two people killed in a collision between two trains were employees of amtrak. the new york to miami train collided with a freight train that was on the same track. this happened early this morning near the town of case in lexington county. these pictures show the side of an amtrak car sheered off. one passenger praised the crew. >> i was dead asleep and i was awoken by the impact. and then the crew came through really quickly, got everybody

detrained. in a really calm fashion. >> at least 116 people were taken to the hospital. injuries ranged from bruises to broken bones. the fbi has been called in to investigate. it's not clear why the trains were on the same track. >> more developing news this time out of oakland where spectators at a sideshow threw several bottles at police officers and smashed the windows of nearby businesses. >> this all happened at around 2:00 this morning in the area of high street and foothill boulevard near fremont high school. officers cited several drivers and had numerous vehicles towed. so far we haven't heard of any injuries or arrests. last weekend, a richmond police officer was injured while trying to break up a shooid sideshow. he suffered a dislocated shoulder as well as a head wound that required staples. two teenagers are facing

multiple felony charges in that case. district attorney's office is charging juan vargas and jennifer diaz with attempted murder of a police officer and assault with a deadly weapon. >> time is 9004. this morning, police at deangelo college in cupertino are looking for a man who obviously they say committed a hate crime. a man was knock uncon news during the attack. >> the second i hit the top stair, he had come down and was just facing me. i had zero chance to protect myself. the second he saw me, he screamed blooep it and punched me straight in the face. i was new yorked out cold. >> reporter: this sketch is what deanza college student d.j. smith says the attacker looked like. smith went straight to police after waking up on the steps of the flint center garage. >> what was said, we are considering this a hate crime. >> reporter: it happened late in

the jeanning arn 26th. the week previous to that, smith says he was hit from behind in the same garage. classes are offered late. during the week, it's not uncommon to have students here between 10:00 and 11:00 at night. you won't find exterior security cameras on campus. >> a petition went around where thousands of students signed the petition in hopes to get cameras in the parking lots. nothing came about it. >> reporter: the college says there isn't funding available for cameras. campus police have followed leads from the sketch but so far no arrests. >> we've increased both foot and vehicle patrol of the areas. >> reporter: the college offered smith on and off campus resources and they're concerned about the student and the incident. >> i'm anxious all the time. i don't eat. i don't sleep. just coming on campus feels unsafe. >> reporter: smith will be working to create a safer environment for lgbtq students on campus. abc 67 news. a dog is dead and another is

on the loose after they attacked a woman and a police officer in oakland. abc 67 news was on 91st avenue where the dogs escaped from a family's yard. the east bay times reports they attacked neighbors and chased a woman to her front door. thee barely made it inside. police say her hand may have been broken by a bite. one of the dogs, a 50-pound german shepherd charged at a responding officer who obviously shot and killed the dog. police are still searching for the second animal. police in san francisco arrest aid carjacking suspect after a chase through the city. it started at around 8:30 last night when police say a vehicle was carjacked from the fifth and mission parking garage downtown. witnesses say the man had a gun. police spotted the vehicle and a chase ensued. it ended in hunter's point when the the suspect ran out. officers caught up to him and made the arrest. thankfully, no one was hurt. now a story we first brought you yesterday morning about an around man who obviously caused a serious scare in pleasant hill. he is now receiving mental

health treatment. he was spotted friday night dressed in military gear and armed with an assault style rifle near the stunt movie theater downtown. he ran from officers. police locked down the area as they searched nearly six hours for him. he was finally detained at around 4:00 yesterday morning. in about ten years, berkeley's only emergency room will move to oakland and people are very concerned about the loss. abc7 news was at the ed roberts campus on adeleine street in berkeley where the community discussed the proposed changes coming to al ta bates medical center. suter health plans to relocate alta bates' acute care services to oakland several miles away to the meet state earthquake regulations. state senator nancy skinner said 40,000 people will be put in danger. >> minutes matter. you have a heart attack, you have a stroke, minutes platter. so if it's that much further that the ambulance has to take you, then we can have an increase in deaths.

nobody wants that. >> affected services will also include labor and delivery as well as infant intensive care. suter says it is conducting a thoughtful we ru of emergency services to ensure that the affected people have good access. time 9:08. a senior citizen died while crossing the street in the union city. the crash was at mission boulevard and lafayette avenue. police say a large box truck hit the man just before 11:00 yesterday morning. the driver stayed at the scene and is cooperating with police. a new report says pg&e power lines started two small fires during the north bay wildfires. according to the press democrat, they were separate from the huge blays last october. it says one of the fires destroyed two hopes and the other damaged an outbuilding. the investigation adds, strong winds that night caused the power lines to arc. that sent sparks into dry grass

and bushes which started the fires. it is still not clear what started the larger fires that killed dozens of people and wiped out hundreds of homes. on a lighter note, people across the bay area took advantage of yesterday's record heat. abc7 news reporter cornell bernard spent the day with some folks enjoying the unseasonably warm weather. >> reporter: oh, the dog days of winter? wait, this is february, right? >> this is amazing. it feels like the start of spring/summer. so exciting. you can see all the dogs are so excited too. >> reporter: point isabel was the place for dogs and dog laufrs on this summer-like day. you could fly a kite or chill out by the water. >> it is ridiculously hot for february. i was wishing i had my flip-flops reporter. the rowing club was giving it their all. a 24-hour rowing marathon to raise money for the club's youth programs. >> this afternoon it's going to

be hot. we're used to it. we row all year long. we can handle it. >> some years you're out here 4:00 at night and it's 27 degrees. it's nice to have warm weather. >> we've been waiting for these days to pop up and jump on them. >> here you go. >> lots of people jumped at the chance for a beach day in san francisco. crissy field was packed. a treat for this family visiting from delaware. >> we had a great time in coming. yeah, i think we left snow. we're leaving in a few days. >> didn't expect it to be this warm. had to borrow shorts more my son. >> reporter: don't forget the sunscreen. cornell bernard, abc 67 news. >> find out how warm it will get with the abc news ap. enable push alerts to get custom mobile weather updates. time is 9:10. lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. you've been noticing high clouds. >> and a wind shift. westerly winds at the coast. it's still in the 60s there. usually we get the cooler on

shore push. but as it's in the 50s at sfo, it's in the 60s at half moon bay. 60 downtown right now. 59 in oakland with 60 in hayward. still under this resilient ridge that is bringing us the above average temperatures. i'll let you know if there's changes ahead and look at an interesting accuweather seven-day forecast coming up. >> thanks. pedaling for a cause. meet the man making his way through the bay area and find out what has him biking thousands of miles. also the serious accusations uma thurman is now making

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this week the directors of the san francisco municipal transportation agency will vote whether to accept bids to turn the garage at moscone center into affordable housing units. right now the garage is 53% occupied during peak hours ban bringsings in nearly $2.5 million for the city per year. the plan is to turn it into a 30320 foot tower with 650 hotel rooms and 100 affordable housing units, part of a broader city push to create affordable housing on public land. starting tomorrow, testing begins on the newly installed overhead message signs on the richmond-san rafael bridge to alert drivers when a new third bound east background traffic lane is open and when it is closed. that new third lane which is

slated to open at the end of april used to be the right shoulder running from marin county to the marin street exit in contra costa county. time now is 9:15. all proceeds from a benefit concert in ventura are going to victims of the thomas fire and last month's mudslides in southern california. last night's concert featured olivia newton-john as well as modern west, a rock country band founded and fronted by kevin costner. >> i'm glad people showed up. it's not that we have the best answer what to do. but those of house are lucky enough to not be affected realize we needed to be about something. so today is all these people contributing in whatever way they can about what happened and that's really -- it's a sense of community. >> costner grew up in the ventura area. his pregnant daughter had to be evacuated in the middle of the night from the thomas fire which grew into the largest recorded wildfire in california history. marvel's "black panther" is

poised to be an a bulk buster with positive reviews and early ticket sales. someone is accused of tricking people into not seeing it. it features a nearly all african-american cast and strong political themes. a self-proclaimed alt-right man announced a campaign to bring down rotten tomato scores for the movie by flooding the website with bad ratings. the campaign's facebook page has since been taken down. if you want to see only honest reviews on rotten tomatoes, go to the movie and click on top critics only. marvel is owned by disney which is the parent company of abc7. the new thriller based on the story of sarah winchester and the famously haunted mansion she built in san jose is on pace for a $9 million opening weekend. abc 67 news was in san jose for one of the premiere parties hosted at the winchester mystery house. guests could see some of the

costumes from the film starring helen mirren. some got into the spirit. others weren't sure. >> i am sort of terrified since i saw a trailer. it's freaky. >> we thought we would dress in the victorian era and. >> just have fun. >> after checking out the house, guests were taken across winchester boulevard to santana row where they watched the movie. a santa rosa man who obviously made a rare flee climb on el capitan hopes to spread his love. he scaled the 3,000 foot face in 19 days with a partner. the press democrat reports jorgeson plans to build a $6 million climbing facility off highway 101 in santa rosa. it would be one of two climbing places in the city. a man on a mission is traveling to los angeles on his bike this morning. it's another step to raise

awareness about climate change and global peace one person and country at a time. in fact, ab-scheck sharma is bookkeeping a social media sensation because of his message. lisa caught up with him in the south bay in a story you'll see only on 7. >> the sleeping bag, backup clothes. >> reporter: to say he travels light would be an understatement. >> i don't have money. i don't have anything. i have only love and peace in my heart. >> reporter: he also has a bike and on his bike, he began his climate change and word peace awareness tour. he's traveled 32,000 miles, visited 988 cities. >> czech republic, austria, greece. >> reporter: and 40 countries. he left india three years ago to spread the word about global warming and what he's found in every city are curious strangers with open hearts and minds.

>> i met mafia, drug dealers, weapons smuggler. trust me, they all supported me. so far in 38 months, zero bad experience. >> reporter: he has capture this had amazing journey on camera and posts on blogs daily. his supporters are everywhere. >> mr. vladimir, he's watchinging this video from moscow, russia. >> reporter: that network of like-minded stranger friends helped abhishek with meals, hotels, flights, anything. sam was so impressed by his humanitarian message, he hosts him for two days. >> it's absolutely just motivational. he wants to connect people, connect countries, connect culture. >> reporter: the 29-year-old still has three years and 507 countries left on his connect account world tour. which will eventually end in india. his plan is to leave is the area tomorrow and ride roughly 320 miles to los angeles. from there he'll catch a flight

to australia. in gilroy, lisa amin gulezian, abc7 news. >> now your forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning. you may have noticed high clouds, mid level clouds. it is mild in spots. is live doppler 7 showing some clouds pushing through the bay area will thin out. it's partly sunny right now. a mix of high clouds and a lot of sunshine today. allowing for temperatures to be as much as 15 degrees above average, maybe even near 20 degrees. it's calm at the surface. sme breezy winds in the upper elevations. 60 downtown. 59 in oakland. 57 in san jose. half moon bay 64 degrees. it doesn't feel like summer because summer isn't that warm at the coast. it is very unusual with temperatures once again locked in place. this regime with high pressure in control does not look like it's going to move anytime soon. livermore at 57. 48 in santa rosa. looking at emeryville this

morning, well into the 70s yesterday. more record warmth on the way today. temperatures above average throughout the week. into next week, two weeks dry weather. some models take us to february 20th and all the way to february 20th, we do remain dry. records to watch today in this first column, this is what we're forecasting. upper 70s for san jose. 71 in oakland. the old record is 69. sfo would have to hit 74, we'll be close. san raffaele 70s. all of these could likely once again fall for more records. as we go through your hour by hour an forecast, notice fog along the shoreline running parallel. here we are on monday with a few high clouds. the winds briefly go on shore. that would bring a slight cooldown. the east bay valleys for the next 12

of double lynn, a beautiful afternoon. still in the 60s by the late afternoon. let's skip ahead into tuesday where we've got 60s at the coast. a slight cooldown. we've got the on-shore flow. all of a sudden, it turns around and again, we're offshore. so we've got upper 60s to low 70s on wednesday through thursday. very subtle changes. we're anywhere between the upper 60s and middle 70s which still keeps us 10, 15 degrees above average. highs today on the warm end. we'll be in the upper 70s for san jose and palo alto. 73 san rafael. santa rosa, 75. and the accuweather seven-day forecast showing is the warmest day of the week today even at the coast quite mild. even when we see more of an onshore push, which we have right now, we're still well into the 60s coastline. upper 60s to near 70 around the bay and throughout the week. we're mild in the low to mid-70s. usually we have what we call

these westerly winds that can break through the ridge this time of year. but nothing doing. download our accuweather weather ap and you'll notice a wide variety of temperatures around the bay. around above average. ridiculously warm. >> like the new norm. lisa, thanks. just ahead, legalized recreational marijuana has created a new business in the bay area. we'll show you how hey hun. look at all this extra room i have on this king size ikea bed. are you wearing a... duvet cover? why yes. yes i am. where's mom? we finally redid our bedroom and she's prettttttttttty into it. what's your dream? at ikea, we help you live it. make the dream yours.

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now ra recreational marijuana is legal in california, things are changing. one company is now taking reservations for tours that will soon put a spotlight on the local cannabis industry. some call it a budding industry. cannabis tourism is beginning to take shape in california in at least one local entrepreneur has plans to be part of it. >> the idea is to be an ambassador for this industry around the world. >> victor peno and his teem team at emerald farm tours are getting ready to roll in san francisco and the east bay. >> we have to inform ad come down to the consumer level and walk them through understanding things holding their hand. >> reporter: at a cost of $295 per person, the 4 1/2 hour trips are geared toward out of state tourists and a boot camp to bay area cannabis. visitors will stop at multiple dispensaries including barb bary coast in the soma district. >> there is a stigma.

that's kind of why we wanted to create a place like this that was safe, clean, comfortable. >> reporter: other stops include areas of cultural signif fans such as himmie hill. this visitor from ohio went to a marijuana dispensary for the first time today and called it liberating. > so much fun. at first it was a little weird because you know, i'm just not used to being able to be open about it. >> reporter: with the bay area already home to a bustling wine industry along with local brewing companies some hope the tours will become the next big thing. >> to accept this into our society and culture and show people that we can live happy peaceful lives here in the bay area. >> again, reservations are now open. the tours officially start in march. a girl scout? diego decided to capitalize on the cannabis industry. she loaded up a wagon and sold cookies in front of a dispensary. she sold more than 300 botches

in about six hours. the shop helped her out by posting a picture on instagram advertising the cookies. she was well within the organization's rules because she used a wagon and was off the property. if a booth was set up in front of the pott shop, that would have been a potential violation. smart entrepreneur. a tradition dating back to 1953 kicked into high gear in the east bay. >> go. abc7 news was in piedmont for the annual boy scouts pine woodder by. boys and girls started with a block of wood and achilles and created their own car to case. >> >> i just had a kid say he almost had more fun making the car than racing the car. >> even if they didn't win a race, awards were given out for the best designed and decorated cars time now 9:28. still to come, new allegations

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good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> it's great to have you with us. i'm chris nguyen. we're starting with a quick look at the weather. here's lisa argen tracking conditions where you live. >> boats out on the bay this morning. a live look outside from our exploratorium camera. it's pleasant. no wind at all is bringing temperatures up to near 60 degrees in san francisco and mountain view. upper 50s san jose gilroy. coast 64. santa cruz cooler but another day where anyone is 10 to 15 degrees above average. 508 novato. 57 in livermore. cooler this morning everywhere.

by this afternoon, we will be warm. in fact, probably just as warm as we were yesterday. upper 60s to near 70 by noontime. by 4:00, some of the records will be falling here 9:00 tonight in the upper 50s. so how long can this can pattern last? i have the answers coming up in a few minutes. chris? >> thank you. we turn now to hollywood and uma thurman's explosve allegations about mistreatment. this morning she is accuse harvey weinstein of sexual assault and alleging that the director quentin tarantino put her in harm's way during a stunt. marci gonzalez has the story. >> overnight uma thurman performing on broadway by staying quiet about her newly reported allegations against harvey weinstein. after months of hints. >> when i'm ready i'll say what i have to say. >> reporter: "new york times" columnist maureen dowd writing thurman told her during a meeting in paris, weinstein wearing only a robe tried to

lure her in a steam room. she claims he pushed me down, tried to expose himself. thurman saying she told him the next day, if you do what you did to me to other people, you will lose your career, your reputation and your family. weinstein's attorney telling abc news he is stunned and saddened by what he claims are false accusations. >> there may be no one actor or actress who obviously is more enter twined in the career of harvey weinstein than uma thurman. so this particular set of allegations is all the more disturbing because they're practically synonymous with each other's careers. >> reporter: weinstein produced 1994's hit "flup pulp fiction," and the 2003-2004 "kill bill" films. where thurman drove that blue convertible. all three films directed by tarantino who obviously thurman also called out in the interview. saying tarantino forced her to

drive the car against her wishes releasing this behind the scenes crash footage she says gave her a concussion and serious bruises. she called that experience dehumanization to the point of death. we reached out to the tarantino for comment but have not heard back. >> the top democrat on the house intelligence committee is calling the gop memo about alleged fbi misconduct a political hit job. many of you saw adam schiff on "this week." he says republicans on the committee insisted the memo was about oversight of an agency biased against president trump in the russia investigation. schiff says he invited the fbi to come and talk to the committee. >> they voted against hearing from the fbi. when you do oversight, you haul them in under oath. you say why was this is and that included. the interest wasn't oversight. the interest was a political hit job on the fbi in the service of the president. >> it the republican response was that the memo concerns

whether unverified information can be used to spy on american citizens and that several hours were spent interviewing fbi agents. there were demonstrations up and down the california coast yesterday against president trump's proposal to open the coastline to offshore drilling. one was held at cal beach in santa cruz. the group save our shores says more than 1,000 people formed the words no drilling. a similar protest was held in laguna beach. people there held hands as they formed a line in the sand. yosemite's annual natural phenomenon called fire fall is so popular it's too popular. you'll soon need a reservation to see it. fire fall has nothing to do with physical fire. it's an illusion created when the setting sun hits horse tail falls at just the right angle and makes it appear as though a stream of fire is falling off the mountain. it happens two weeks in february. 50 permits are being issues for each day through the 26th on a first come first bes basis.

happening today, braving record cold, more than 1 million fans have descended on minneapolis to watch the super bowl. one team in search of its first title, the other trying to add to its legacy. maggie ruehle has a preview of the big game from minneapolis. >> reporter: good morning. the mood here in minnesota is the electric. we have met fans here for the patriots, eagles. some just want to see justin timberlake. everyone here is excited for game day. tonight it's a tale of two quarterbacks. on one sideline, tom brady, the 40-year-old quarterback getting better with age and trying to add ring number six to his collection. >> it's a lot of experience. i think what it comes down to is a lot of times doing it and the things you have to say and i'm there at this point. >> reporter: on the other, nick foles after carson wentz went down with an injury. the eagles are embracing their

underdog role and are ready to bring home the vince trophy. two very different teams but the eagles' challenge remains the same. outmaneuvering brady did, head coach bill belichick and a ta talented defense. justin timberlake taking the stage at halftime for hires first super bowl appearance since that infamous wardrobe malfunction in 2004. >> to be honest, i had a ton of grabbed ideas about special guests. i think vegas has a lot of odds on it, i heard. you know, from 'n sync to jay to chris stapleton to janet. >> we do know that pink will be kicking off the night singing the national anthem. that's if she can battle through the flu. so far the singer says we can count on her to wow us. >> today is set to be the coldest super bowl ever recorded.

but luckily for fans at the game, they get to be inside that warm heated domed stadium where it will be about 70 degrees. sounds kind of nice, chris. minneapolis, minnesota, maggie ruehle, abc7 news. >> thank you. the chp is asking people to designate a sober driver today as it increases patrols this super bowl sunday. the chp says during last year's super bowl, one person was killed in california in an alcohol involved collision and 41 others were hurt. that same day, officers arrested nearly 250 people on suspicion of dui. allstate highways in the bay area will be patrolled with a zero tolerance approach to drunken and drugged driving. not everyone is into the big game according to a new survey. sleep cycle found 25% of measures will not be watching the super bowl today. and here's another fun statistic. apparently a competitive game or the commercials just aren't enough for some people. 37% of those who obviously do

watch admit they have fallen asleep during the super bowl. still ahead on abc7 mornings, while we're on the topic of the super bowl, we have to talk food. the recipes americans are googling today and how many wings are going to be consumed. first the time right now is 8:39. we're taking a live look outside from our emeryville camera.

here's a live look outside from our east bay hills camera. some parts of the bay area seeing high clouds right now. we'll let you know how warm it will get coming up with meteorologist lisa argen. if you're headed to a super bowl party today, there are some foods you can expect to see.

we start with wings, bb requested, fried, grilled. the national chicken council says a record number is expected to be consumed this weekend. americans will chow down on more than 1.3 billion wings on super bowl sunday. now, as for super bowl recipes, the most frequent search in california and this was a surprise is for fried rice. according to business insider. there are a few other interesting ones, lisa in alaska dill pickle dip with dried beef is a thing. in kentucky they want to know how to make fondue and in landlocked montana they're looking up recipes for bacon shrimp. did you think fried rice in california? >> no, i chuckled when i heard that. >> feeds a lot of people. makes sense. >> right. you should be enjoying the day outside, as well in between the game because it's going to be nice. it's already in the 50s here in santa cruz, going for a high of 74. we'll see partly sunny to partly

cloudy conditions today. above average warmth throughout the day today. slightly cooler tomorrow. we'll put it all together for you with my accuweather seven-day forecast next. >> thanks. also ahead, had the hall finally calls. the former

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trying to win their first in franchise history. they battle for the lombardi trophy at u.s. bank stadium in minneapolis. kickoff at 3:30 this afternoon. last night the warriors looked tired against the nuggets in their second night of back-to-back games. it seems the all-star break can't come any sooner for gold be state. mike shumann has more in this sports report. well, the warriors are running on empty after three straight years in the nba finals a trip to china in the preseason, they're dead tired. it showed up in turnover stats and just sloppy play. 25 turnovers against the kings friday night in sacramento and last night, they gave it away in denver. beautiful night though in the mile high city. first quarter, kevin durant passes up to klay thompson. he's going to throw it down. he had 16 points. second quarter, zemaitis pachulia, won't see this often. a two-handed dunk. 56-55 dubs at the half. fourth quarter, tied at 97. kevin durant two-handed jam.

he led with 31. now tied at 99. wilbarton left alone. drains the three. had he 25, 102-99. draymond green with anger. ties it at 104. next possession, gary harris. his dunk is partially blocked by durant. j dubs down four. nick young for three. misses. he wanted to foul. warriors fall 115-108 losing two of their last three. >> give them credit. they came out with a lot of energy. we fought all night. we made plays but down the stretch couldn't get it done. >> 50/50 balls go the other way. extra possessions. nothing went our way in the fourth quarter. beat just didn't make the kinds of plays to keep the separation, the back-to-back in the last 12 minutes is going to be tough to get through. we didn't do enough to win.

>> even the kids have beards in houston. a real beard was cooking early. harden with the reverse layup. he had 16 points. look at that. 83-50, rockets in the third. this is a one-sided game. chris paul with the handles and the flutter. he had a team high 22. scary moment in the third. harden comes down on isiah thomas' foot. rolls his ankle. but he would return and the rockets win big, 120-88 your final. pro football hall of fame announced eight new members in minnesota as they always do the night before the super bowl. interesting class highlighted by wide receivers and line backers including former 49er terrell owens. he played 15 years, eight with the niners. he caught 1078 passes for 12,934 yards and had 153 touchdowns, third all time. he was hot and cold on and off the field which landed him on five different teams where i was a six-time pro bowler.

niners drafts him in 1996 in the third round. also inducted randy moss, safety brian dawkins of the eagles, brian urlacher of the bears and ray lewis of the ravens. safety and 49er gm john lynch did not make the final cut. veterans committee inducted gary martinez cramer, redskins and bobby bether and dr. doom robert brazile. congratulations to call. also last night, patriots quarterback tom brady named league mvp, his third time winning the award. this season he threw for 4,577 yards, 32 touchdowns with only eight interceptions. a 102.8 quarterback rating and completed 66% of his passes. well deserved. tom of course, not at the event. julian edelman accepted is the award for him. brady joins barry bonds as the oldest players to win their league mvp at 40en an both are

from the same high school, sarah high in san mateo. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike sure man. i'm taking the eagles to get one of these today. have a great day. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi there, everyone. good morning to you. the golden gate bridge we're under partly sunny conditions. winds are calm. you woke up to slightly cooler conditions. we're sitting at about 60 degrees around half moon bay and looking at a very mild day today in santa rosa. we started out in the 40s. still some 40s there. by 11:00 in the low 60s. going for a high in the mid-70s today. yesterday you were 77. and looking at those temperatures still very mild after 5:00. the sunsets near 5:30. and we're looking at the flat bay waters right now. that's another reason why you woke up to cooler conditions. we're warming up quickly. live doppler 7 showing you perspective where we have a

ridge anchored along the eastern pacific, the main storm track is going up and over the ridge and a few weaker systems trying to weaken it but giving us high and mid level clouds. san jose 101. it's 60 downtown. 57 in san jose. half moon bay 70 degrees right now. not right for early february. sfo looking at another very mild day well into the 70s yesterday from redwood city to mountain view. another mild afternoon. a slight on shore gradient will return tomorrow as the weak weather system slides on top of that ridge. other than that, changes are minimal, few and very hard to detect in the incoming workweek. 5 by the delta. livermore at 57. average highs this time of year about 59 in the city, 60 in month view. we're seeing readings even warmer than that in some areas this morning. once again, we're looking at record warmth throughout the day today.

temperatures above average all throughout the week. about 16 days out, we're still looking dry with no rain in sight. so first column is the expected highs and the records forecasted for the day today. our little friend here in the picture. 73 in livermore would be tying a record for the east bay valley. 75 in santa rosa. he's hanging out and enjoying the morning. highs throughout the week in, livermore in the low 70s throughout the day today and then notice, all week long, not much change. still well above average. i wish we could get better news and bring in some rain or even cooler temperatures. but not the case. 77 san jose. 76 in milpitas. 74 in pacifica. 70 right now at the coast. 71 downtown in the north bay looking at mid-70s. over into the east bay, spending the day in san leandro, upper 70s. inland should be a beautiful afternoon with partly sunny

conditions, low 70s for you. the accuweather seven-day forecast showing after our mild night tonight, we've got more weather that is really outdoor enjoyable weather for the week ahead with dry and sunny conditions. from time to time, we'll have high clouds. other than that though, the winds temporarily going on shore. we're back to the strong ridge of high pressure that keeps us dry. download our accuweather ap. nobody is cool. the heat's off. windows are open. bathing suits are out. it's february. >> it's just weird. >> it's weird. grab the sunscreen. you're going to need it. from you're a thrill seeker you might want to head overseas. the wild new zip

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and it spans nothing but rocks below. officials from guinness certified it as the longest run in the world. no thanks, would never do is that. >> i wasn't looking. >> final weather collect with you. another nice day on top. >> it's unusual. that is not changing. we're looking at temperatures again from the low 70s, oakland and san francisco to the mid and upper 70s from the coast to the south bay. maybe a couple degrees cooler with that on shore push but other than that, we're looking at a string of sunny, mild days. the dry pattern continues and we're not just a little above average. we're feeling like may here. >> enjoy it while it's here. lisa, thanks. thanks to you for joining us on abc7 mornings. for carolyn tyler, lisa argen and the rest of our news team, i'm chris nguyen. the news continues now online, on twitter, facebook and instagr instagram. abc7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. make it a great day, everybody.

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♪ >> hi. i'm henry tenenbaum. welcome to "bay area buys." we are at russell's fine furniture in santa clara, where big changes are taking place. and you know whose fault it is? well, both of them, actually. richard russell, grandson josh. so, would you explain why these amazing changes mean great prices for these guys? >> yeah. eleanor and i are retiring, turning it over to josh. the goal was to give him a clean inventory, let him choose the goods. now, we've shopped together for, what, seven years now? >> yeah. >> i mean, we know -- >> so you've learned everything? >> yes, i've learned everything you can possibly learn. i don't need him anymore. no. >> [ laughs ] >> that's pretty much the story.