welcome to 5:00 a.m., ladies and gentlemen. good morning on this tuesday, february 6th. >> you know, are we on our sixth day of record watch? is that true? >> sixth consecutive day of possible record high temperatures. >> love it. >> jessica is happy. at 5:00, there's nothing out there on live doppler 7. 50 to 58 degrees. 67 to 69 at noon. where it will be brighter than yesterday. around the bay and inland, 58 to 62. a gorgeous evening. unfortunately, the sun sets at 5:49. you wish the sun would set later. turn it over to sue and what

she's watching. it's looking really good this hour funneling into the mcarthur maze. let's check out your backup. you do have a slight delay for your cash paying lanes on the left and right-hand sides. take a look if you travel the 80 corridor, your drive time all the way into san francisco. less than 30 minutes. we'll see once the metering lights turn on. i'm sure that will be changing. road work still in lanes just coming south on 101 before and through and after the robin williams tunnel. it's electrical work. the right lane is shut down. that should be picked up shortly. traffic is getting by without delay. we are tracking breaking news in san jose. the police department is handling multiple investigation, just one mile apart from each other. our team has made a map here for you to see just how close in

proximity those are. the first is a double shooting at a denny's on 1st street and alma. the second investigation is at 9th and keys. multiple officers are on scene there. that's where we find matt keller. he is live at that particular scene. matt, what can you tell us? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. we're about a block away from spartan stadium and the crime scene unit arrived in the last 15 to 20 minutes. they just arrived and are going to start to document evidence here on the scene. this is a large scene. roads all around this area are blocked off. we've asked several officers on the scene about what took place but they are not commenting. a call went out just before 2:30 this morning. no confirmation on what happened to the person. not too far from here two people were killed in a shooting. police say they got multiple calls of shots fired on first street and alma avenue around

10:50 last night. officers found a male and female with at least one gunshot wound each. homicide investigators were called there and traffic was blocked off at first and alma. traffic is blocked off at ninth and key street and also on humboldt street. it looks like san jose police will be out here for quite a while. matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. 5:03 now. do not look at your 401(k) and try not to panic. >> but do be aware. we could be in for another stock market drop at the opening bell. the dow saw its biggest single day decline yesterday. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us this morning. amy, help. >> reporter: reggie, stay calm. we can get through this. the dow did drop 1,175 points yesterday. it is not considered a crash.

experts around the world are saying there's no need to panic. stay calm and focused. don't abandon the long-term strategy. the hot economy was possibly a little too hot and needed to cool down a bit. >> we feel it's a short term market correction. it is going to provide an opportunity for people who maybe didn't quite get in and missed the boat now will have an opportunity to invest. >> reporter: he says consider buying right now especially consumer staples like costco and procter & gamble. if you had pulled out of the bottom of the market during the great depression you would have lost a lot. but if you had stayed the course, you would have made all that money back and then some in about three years. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. happening today a housing workshop is set to get under way for victims of the north bay

fires. the board of supervisors is hosting the day long event to provide information on housing after the october fires destroyed thousands of homes. the workshop starts this morning at 9:15 and goes until 5:00 p.m. at the board of supervisors chambers in santa rosa. if you can't make it you can watch the workshop on line. this week marks four months since the start of the north bay wildfires. sky 7 shows you what's happening now. this is what's left of the journey's end mobile home park in santa rosa. two people died there. 43 homes survived the fire. we are getting another encouraging update about ryan joseph, the high school wrestler in pleasant hill recovering from a spinal cord injury. there was a huge outpouring last night. lilian kim has more on that.

>> reporter: with raffle tickets, volunteers raised money any way they could. >> we're all here supporting ryan and love ryan. we're ryan strong. >> reporter: more than 500 people showed up at college park high school in pleasant hill. ryan suffered a spinal cord injury during a jayvee wrestling match three and a half weeks ago. his team was competing against a rival school. >> at the end of the day it's a freak accident. nothing we could have done. >> reporter: they are buying a lower floor mobility van, a vehicle with ramps that can accommodate a wheelchair n. addition to the van the community is anticipating other needs bound to come up and a go fund me page has raised nearly $200,000 so far. ryan's grandmother says he's been making progress. he can now talk and has feeling in his feet. ryan, his parents and a sister arrived at a colorado facility

last week and will remain there for the next three months. >> whatever they want him to do, he does it, and he does -- tries harder. if they want him to breathe five minutes on his own, he does seven. >> reporter: back home a community pulling for him. in pleasant hill, lilian kim, abc 7 news. berkeley residents are on edge after laptop thefts. there were 16 in january. also 32 attempted laptop robberies. many of these thefts and robberies happen at cafes near the cal campus. police are warning people not to leave their laptop unattended. >> take a good look at these surveillance photos. santa cruz police need your help tracking down a man suspected of robbing a u.s. bank january 10th. he is considered armed and dangerous. >> let's look at what's going on.

on. some places big time jump. 2 in san francisco and that's where we're going to start. glenn park only 50. kind of the outliers there. 5 in sunny side. lake merced, marina, bayview, castro and mission 56. about 59 in the financial district right now. 52 in richmond. 54 in belmont. 46 in santa clara. then you go up to american canyon. 41 degrees. see the flag still blowing offshore. tons of sunshine. don't forget the sunscreen as you get reflection.

exercising. those will calm this afternoon. and the live chops on the bay. 53 with sunshine. 61 degrees. 65 at noon. we'll talk about some cooler weather in the accuweather. >> taking a look at the south bay now. under 17, 880 -- that is 880 right there. we hop over to the other side of town, 280. that is underneath the overcrossing. that's been cleared out of lanes. an eight-minute drive time.

>> what do you think about this. let us know. a woman wins more than half a billion dollars in the lottery and now she is suing the lotto because she wants to keep her identity private. >> should lottery winners be allowed to remain anonymous? and in some states they are allowed but not here in california. you don't have to register or download anything. it comes up real quick on your phone. >> we have 72% yes but that's dropping a bit. we shall see. timing is everything, of course. a rescue training exercise turns into a real-life rescue operation. a body camera rolled the entire time. >> and then there's this. self-parking slippers.

welcome back. have you noticed more trees are starting to unfurl, some beautiful flowers. weed pollen and grass pollen low. uv index will be medium or moderate today also. be aware if you're going to be outside. we asked before the break if lottery winners should be allowed to remain anonymous. >> look at the results right now. 86% of you, the overwhelming majority, say yes. in today's "gma first look" a

new hampshire woman who won more than half a billion in the powerball is now suing to keep her identity a mystery. >> you can see your vote updated on the bottom of your screen. we'll keep that up. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" after winning a jackpot of more than half a billion dollars one woman is suing the new hampshire lottery commission for the right to remain anonymous. >> it is worth $559.7 million. >> reporter: lawyers say the plaintiff, jane doe, deeply values her privacy and wants to distribute her winnings far from the glare and misfortune that has often fallen upon other lottery winners. currently only six states allow winners to collect anonymously. >> the average consumer is not walking into a convenience store buying a lottery ticket and reading the fine print. most winners don't have an option to remain anonymous. >> reporter: the new hampshire lottery tells abc news while we

respect this player's desire to remain anonymous, state statutes and lottery rules clearly dictate protocols. we have more on the lawsuit coming up at 7:00. with your "gma first look," abc news, new york. >> we have never had a voting in the morning this clear. >> it doesn't surprise me. the one thing this woman could have done -- i read more about this -- instead of signing her name on the back of the ticket could have signed a trust name. >> and gone and spoken to a lawyer instead. so many of us don't read the fine print. she probably signed it and didn't think anything of it. >> so don't make that mistake if you win the lottery and tell no one except for that lawyer or financial adviser. thanks for your votes. an investigation into how equifax allowed hackers to steal the personal data of millions of americans is now on hold. reuters reports that no subpoenas or testimony from executives have been requested since president trump's budget director took over as head of

the consumer financial protection bureau. the bureau has also paused plans to test how equifax tests data. they remain under investigation by every state attorney general and faces more than 240 class action lawsuits. happening today a plan to eliminate criminal justice fees in san francisco that unfairly target poor defendants. president london breed plans to introduce legislation today. she says san francisco would be the first city in the country to wipe out criminal justice fees keeping people buried in debt and poverty. they can amass thousands of dollars per person. breed will be at a news conference at 11:45. the rising cost of doing business in san francisco is not only taking a toll on small businesses but contributing to blight. abc 7 news spotted dozens of shuttered storefronts along market, church, and castro streets. some have been closed for years. to curtail longtime vacancies the city is considering fines or penalties against commercial

landlords. >> i think that the amazon of retail has taken a toll on small businesses. >> monthly rents can range from $5,000 to $50,000 per month depending on the space. the city's land use and transportation committee will revisit this issue at a later date. hundreds of new residential units will be coming to downtown san jose if two proposed towers are built. the two davidson plaza towers "- would add about 650 units on west julian street. the towers would be 18 stories high. the developers say that people want to live in urban areas like san jose because it's walkable, is close to transit, entertainment and restaurants. city officials have not yet approved the project. an aircrew with the contra costa sheriff's office was in the right place at the right time in the middle of a training rescue when they spotted something down below, a cat got its head stuck in a tree. so they landed nearby and as you can see the calf couldn't get

out. so they broke the stump away to set the calf free. it's unclear how long it had been stuck there but the crew says it looks like it had been there a while. if you think your shoe game is tight, think again. >> you have to see this. watch your screen right now. a hotel in japan has a leg up on the competition. it's using self-driving slippers to get its foot in the door of this burgeoning market. this is located in a resort town south of tokyo. they meet guests at the entrance. the nissan technology sensors on two tiny wheels. some of them struggle a little. i'm definitely that slipper. i am that flipper that's askew. >> do people in japan wear the same slipper? >> it's like at a hotel all the slippers are the same, right? >> what hotel are you going to? they have slippers? you line them up like this?

>> has someone else worn them already? >> why are we asking so many difficult questions today? can we not let the self-driving slippers be the self-driving slippers? >> it's amazing. >> i love japan. >> it's like living in the future. >> we have beautiful weathers -- we have beautiful weathers -- beautiful consecutive days of weather. >> we've been living in the future, also, three months ahead of where we are. let's take a look at what's going on outside and i love japan for the same reason, reggie. the technology is amazing. looking at mt. tamalpais, one of our fastest winds. thankfully they stay below any fire danger. it is drier air today. your scratchy throat may be possible. it will make us full of sunshine and warmer than average temperatures again. tonight will be cooler. not quite as breezy. our temperatures fall back closer to average. a cooler weekend breeze promises a break in the string of what's potentially our sixth

consecutive day of record high temperatures. look at the split flow in the jet stream. we're right in between with high pressure firmly entrenched and keeping any chance of wet weather away from us. 72 at half moon bay and that's the cool spot. santa rosa, concord and livermore, 79. some of the warm spots. 78 in san jose and fairfield. richmond and san rafael and fremont, 77. oakland and san mateo at about 75. san francisco, 76. in the south bay we'll start off at 50 at 7:00. near 70 at noon. where will your highs end up? 76 in milpitas to los gatos. san jose at about 78. 51 at 8:00. noon, 65. look at that 4:00, 73 and 61 at 7:00. most of our temperatures will end up in the mid-70s, even 77 in fremont and richmond. a quick look at tonight's temperatures. low to mid-40s in our inland valleys. mid-40s to low 50s around the

bay and out to the coast. my accuweather seven-day forecast, could tomorrow be seven? could thursday be eight? could friday be nine? that would be incredible. the breezes bring the 60s back into the forecast sunday and into monday. hi, sue. we'll look at the north bay. yesterday we had a couple of problems on the richmond/san rafael bridge to the marin side. this morning is a whole different story. everyone is moving at the limit. no delays from richmond over to san rafael. looking at an eight-minute drive and no backup at the tolls. across the bay look at your golden bridge commute. four lanes in the southbound direction. the zipper truck moving over two lanes in the northbound and no problems with fog. everybody is moving nicely. you're looking at about a 20-minute ride. let's take a look at some of your mass transit options. we have 47 b.a.r.t. trains, no delays. caltrain is running on schedule and ace train number 1 is on time. their website was down. the gps was down.

ace train number 1 is out there running on schedule and ace train number 3 is scheduled to leave stockton on time as well. thank you, sue. it's been called one of the big winners during the super bowl. now a behind-the-scenes look at the ad that took the nfl to new heights. ♪ i've had the time of my l i never felt this way before ♪ >> odell beckham and eli manning played the "dirty dancing" roles perfectly. teammates couldn't stop. there were no body doubles and they only had a few hours to rehearse. >> you don't say? no body doubles. what a statement. >> i was wondering if that was a trick or if eli of really able to hold someone up like that. >> and? >> and he did it. >> no way. >> with the help of a few invisible wires. so not really. everything's a lie. >> i'm really disappointed.

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5:25. if you're just joining us or heading out the door here are the seven things to know before you go. number one from our live desk, a shooting at a denny's restaurant in san jose. and this morning there is a big investigation under way. it happened at the denny's on first street. a man and female were both found dead from gunshot wounds. one mile away from that denny's a major police presence at keys and 9th streets near spartan stadium. officers have not said what happened but a medical emergency call was made before 2:30 this

morning. number three, a lot of anxious people watching wall street after a record breaking drop yesterday. we're going to bring you the opening bell live from new york at 6:30. number four, the high-profile lawsuit involving self-driving cars continues in san francisco with uber founder kalanick taking the stand. waymo claims a former employee who built its self-driving car stole trade secrets. number five, the big story weatherwise today, it could be our sixth consecutive day with record high temperatures as we surge 17 to 21 degrees above average into the mid to upper 70s this afternoon. and number six, we're following your tuesday morning commute. we have first reports of an accident before the san mateo bridge toll plaza. a couple of cars involved blocking lane number two. so that will cause some delays as you make your approach on 92 to the tolls. number seven, lady doritos? probably not. pepsico tweeted chips made just for women are not being developed despite word from the

company's ceo that they were, in fact, coming out soon. this trick play before halftime is being called a major turning point in the super bowl. it was an out-of-the box play where quarterback nick foles caught the touchdown. one fan never wanted to forget it. >> like really never wanted to forget it. he got the play tattooed right on his arm. there it is in all its glory. he said he will be happy to show this off during the celebration parade thursday and then the rest of his life. >> i hope he regrets nothing. good on you. we're coming bang with another 90 minutes of news including how caltrain is making it easier to buy tickets. how people in san francisco feel about those red transit only lanes. as we've been telling you, two major investigations happening in san

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we're going streaking. well, the weather is. >> meteorologist mike nicco says we've had five days of record highs, so can we keep that heat streak going? good morning to you on this tuesday, february 6th. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. it was short sleeves -- i saw a lot of shorts yesterday walking around. >> i know when it gets in the 70s in san francisco, you get a little overheated. >> 72 degrees in san francisco is 102 degrees anywhere else. >> it's true. >> it was like 76 yesterday. it will be about 74 today, so another blistering hot day in the city. let's take a look at what's going on as far as live doppler 7. you can see it is bone-dry. that's one of the differences today from yesterday. we'll have more sunshine and the air will be much drier taking us from 44 to 53. 66 to 71 degrees. and by the afternoon hours 70 to 76 degrees.

and then still at 7:00 a gorgeous evening, 60 to 63. that's your accuweather 12-hour planner. we'll break it down into seven days up next. here's sue. going back to the san mateo bridge. after the toll plaza, it's a little bit lighter because a lot of folks are stacked up behind the accident. we'll look at our sensors in a couple of minutes. in the meantime we do have an accident reported. this one in the oakland/san leandro area. the left lane blocked. a vehicle on its roof, so speeds definitely involved there. we will take a look back right now. traffic seems to be getting by okay but if that starts backing up we probably would advise 580. we'll check back between the san mateo bridge and this accident in a couple of minutes. we want to get back to the breaking news in san jose. police there very busy this morning handling two investigations, and they're actually just one mile apart. the first one is a double

shooting on 1st street and east alma avenue. the second is an incident at 9th and keys. that first happened at a local denny's. the second one is where we find abc 7 news reporter matt keller there on scene gathering the latest. matt? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. all the attention is around a car wash here just down the street from us. we are at 8th and keyes street about a block away from spartan stadium and about a half mile away from happy hollow. traffic is blocked off in this area. the investigation is now getting the full attention of the san jose police department. crime scene unit arrived 45 minutes ago from another homicide scene. they can begin documenting evidence here. this is a large scene. roads all around, blocked off. we asked several officers what took place but they're not commenting. we also continued to ask to speak to a lieutenant or public information officer but so far no response. we do know that a call came in for this area just before 2:30 this morning for a medical

emergency. two people were killed in a shooting. police say multiple calls of shots fired on first street and alma avenue at the denny's around 10:50 last night. officers found a male and female with one gunshot wound each. they both died at the scene. homicide investigators were called there and traffic was blocked off at first and alma. we're told that is now open. here at the scene since a crime scene unit just arrived in the past hour, it usually takes several hours to process the scene. expect them to be out here quite a while here in san jose. matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. 5:33 now. growing concern about the losses on wall street. >> the dow jones plunged nearly 1,200 points yesterday and then overnight we saw asian markets fall sharply following wall street's lead. what does this mean for your 401(k)? serena marshall in washington now to help us through this. serena? >> reporter: reggie and natasha,

good morning. it was a tough day on wall street. analysts caution part of the ups and downs of the markets. it was the single biggest one-day drop in history. anxious traders as the dow plummeted 1,500 points before rebounding and ending the day still down more than 1,100 points. but befo racing to make changes to your 401(k), that big drop isn't signaling another great recession. >> the stock market has gone too far too fast. it is just appropriate to hit the reset button. if we look at the results from last year they're way above the normal historic averages. >> reporter: those historic highs, wage growth and job gains, a signal for the federal reserve to hike interest rates. leading investors to fear a correction. the white house is downplaying the drop as typical market seesaw. >> today's sell-off represents the ebb and flow of our stock markets. >> reporter: even with those drops one thing to keep in mind,

the long term. it's not about trying to time the market. it's likely today we'll see another rocky opening. the dow futures overnight volatile, but analysts caution before doing anything, take a deep breath and remember that those big drops all part of those big gains. live in washington, serena marshall, abc 7 news. >> you have to look at the percentage drop and not just the whole number. appreciate the perspectives. we're going to go live to the new york stock exchange when trading begins in less than an hour at 6:30 this morning. we'll send out push alerts on any breaking market developments on our abc 7 news app. make sure to enable those push alerts now so you get those notifications throughout the day today. new this morning a shooting near the pittsburg b.a.r.t. station. the victim was driving his car when he was shot. he crashed into a pole at west leyland road trapping himself inside. police were able to get him out. no word on his condition or

potential suspects. happening today santa clara county supervisors expected to put a petition to recall the judge in the brock turner case on the june ballot. that campaign against judge aaron perskey gathered almost 100,000 signatures. he sentenced the former stanford swimmer to just six months in jail for sexually assaulting an unconscious woman on campus. today's action is a formality. >> governor jerry brown has signed a bill granting protection for whistleblowers who report sexual misconduct. it was first introduced four years ago but the senate blocked it up until now. a victim of the north bay fires jumped in to help as flames returned to santa rosa. this time a runaway dump truck that caused a crash that erupted

into an inferno on the road. several cars burst into flames after the truck hit them yesterday. the truck had been hauling debris from october's firestorms. larry broderick lost his home. he saved other drivers. >> i started opening doors. i yelled for people to help. >> he's a hero. >> six people went to the hospital. police will examine the truck to see if the brakes failed. petaluma at 39 to napa at 58. and then look down the road from napa where it's not breezy.

you're 41 degrees. 45 in santa rosa. we have 55 in san francisco. alameda, san ramone and newark. here is a look at walnut creek. no clouds and no fog. tons of sunshine reflecting off the water. if you have polarized sunglasses. 12-hour planner. see a lot of yellow. that's warmer than 8:00. for four hours we'll warm 20 degrees. we'll hang out in the mid-70s from 2:00 to 4:00. still 61 under stars at 8:00. as far as the north bay, a lot of yellow here, also. we start at 47 degrees at 8:00.

a little cooler and 55 degrees. wanted to show you the next three days because they will be the warmest if the forecast. if you were with us yesterday the difference coming this weekend. temperatures near 80. i'll show you that in the accuweather forecast. problems approaching the san mateo bridge. we have a couple cars blocking the two left lanes. a look at our map sensors. you can see the red there and speeds slowing from 15 to 20 miles an hour approaching the scene. they have to get a tow truck because the vehicles are not drivable so expect delays getting to the san mateo bridge tolls. up in oakland another problem northbound 880. the left lane blocked and apparently debris on the southbound side as well.

this has now been recalculated to be closer to 23rd than 98 as the chp originally told us. delays on the northbound nimitz. thank you, sue. a majority of san franciscans say they support those red transit only lanes. a new poll shows 55% of the people support the red lanes. 30% oppose it. the red lanes can be found in the mission on geary boulevard, the mission on geary boulevard, parts of downtown, too. you can buy an app to buy caltrain tickets. you don't have to stop before you get on. the prices are the same on the phone as on the machines. you can buy tickets for multiple people on a single device.

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we're back at 5:43 on this tuesday. there's some fog this morning around san diego. you'll see sunshine, 67. 75 head to go l.a. 87 palm springs.

not too bad, low to mid-sets. 64 in eureka. way too warm and dry there. 65 today in yosemite. it is shrinking. 74% of average for today's date. it's kind of quiet on heavenly. yesterday we talked about it being a dry cold front. now it will produce some snow showers. hopefully that will add up to a couple inches of snow by the time it ends sunday afternoon. here's reggie. supervisors will consider a plan to give county workers who lost their homes in the october wildfires a financial boost. the fire destroyed or damaged homes of 156 employees. the lump sum payment is a one time only deal. workers would have to keep 40 hours of vacation time on the

books. vice president pence is not ruling out the possibility of meeting with north korean officials during his five-day trip to asia this week. his itinerary includes the winter olympics in south korea and north korea is taking part in the games. pence says he has not asked for a meeting but told reporters, quote, we'll see what happens. uc president janet napolitano expected to attend a two-day board of regents meeting after she was hospitalized for side effects from cancer treatment. officials say napolitano was back to her full schedule last friday. it's not clear what kind of cancer she has or what complications may have caused the hospitalization. her treatment is nearly complete. launching text to 911. it's encouraging people to call first and then text if you can't call. text to 911 is in its first phase and the system is not perfect. if you text from a location that happens to be close to the freeway the message will go to

the chp. chp has to get your text to the appropriate agency and that takes time. dispatchers recall times text 911 would have made a difference including during home invasions or instances of domestic violence or abuse. >> her drunk father was trying to get into the room where i had her and her sister in a closet. >> it will be a good thing to make that available for the speech impaired, deaf, hard of hearing community. >> richmond, santa clara, golden gate have text to 911. their reference is that you call first. doritos for women may be a no go after all. the brand tweeting out a pacifying message. we already have doritos for women called doritos and they're loved by millions. >> the ceo of pepsico says men love to chomp down on the chips, pour the crumbs into their

mouths and lick their fingers. so many thoughts. but that women don't. she says the company was looking into quieter, less messy doritos for the ladies. chuck myers says the situation calls for more research. >> i would take it to test market. i mean, there is a possibility that all the negative comments on the twitter-dom are coming from people who wouldn't buy doritos in the first place. >> once you buy doritos you're not worried about your femininity anymore. >> so even though doritos says it's not making a lady dorito, the ceo still says women snacks will be launching soon. whatever that means. >> what is a woman's snack? what does that even mean? what does that mean? i don't agree with the type of woman who doesn't care about her femininity. i have been a lover of cool ranch in my life, and i'm not here for it. >> i'm not a lady but i don't want orange fingers. i don't know why that's an assumption.

>> the m&m of snack chips? does it melt in your fingers? mt. tamalpais is what's supposed to be behind me but lake cooler and not as breezy. cooling weekend breezes. an area of high pressure with its clockwise flow is bringing us offshore winds. chasing the clouds out over the ocean. santa rosa, 79. concord, livermore, 79. san jose, 78. the same thing at fairfield. we have 77 in morgan hill, fremont, richmond, also san rafael and ukiah. 75 today in oakland. palo alto and san francisco 76. half moon bay at 72 degrees. here's the way it looks in our inland east bay neighborhoods. 49 degrees this morning under stars.

72 at noon. 76 at 4:00. 64 at 7:00. and here is a look at your high temperatures from 77 in pittsburg and antioch. all near 79. here in san francisco some micro climates today. 59 at 7:00. downtown at 76 the marina and sunset only in the upper 60s. mid to upper 40s around the bay. the coast and san francisco low 50s. look at this. we're seeing the stretch that could go all the way to friday of above average warmth. starts to turn cooler saturday like in the sierra. unfortunately doesn't look like any rain for us. sue? better news. this is past the toll plaza on the flat section here. we had reports of a couple of lanes blocked with an accident.

chp has just told us that accident is now cleared. traffic should be recovering. very slow and go from 880 to the toll plaza. that thshould be improving. we have received word from the chp this is a sig alert so we will walk you through it. will walk you through it. two left lanes near 23rd. we'll zoom in with our 3d shot. you can see that northbound is bumper to bumper and we have two left lanes blocked with an overturned vehicle near 23rd on northbound 880. take 580 if you can. we'll check back with chp and update the accident in a couple of minutes. new at 6:00, amazon super bowl commercial might have a hidden clue about the location of their new headquarters. did you catch it? but first an already bad week for super bowl loser rob gronkowski just got even worse.

plus, losing your hair.

all right. welcome back at 5:53 on this tuesday. good news. look at that. green and yellow. that means good to moderate air quality, well below any thresholds that would spark a spare the air even with this record high warmth we're going to have through friday at least. natasha? mike, thank you. it has been a bad week for tight end rob gronkowski. not only did his team lose the super bowl, of course, someone burglarized his home. gronkowski lives near gillette stadium where the patriots play. police went to his home after 6:00 p.m. monday and have not confirmed yet if anything was stolen. in a recording a dispatcher

says, quote, multiple safes and possibly guns were taken. spacex launching arguably its most daring mission to date. this is the heavy -- the falcon heavy rocket that takes off on its first test flight today. the rocket is scheduled to take off this afternoon with a cherry red tesla roadster inside. the falcon heavy rocket is larger than anything launched since the saturn 5 mission nasa used for the apollo moon landings. the goal here is to orbit mars. exploring out of space has been elon musk's long time goal. >> it's about believing in the future and thinking the future rather than the past. i can't think of anything more exciting than going out there and being among the stars. >> and the falcon heavy actually has a "star wars" connection because it's named after the millennium falcon. >> very nice. >> the cure for baldness could lie in an order of mcdonald's french fries. in a way. >> scientists in japan say a

chemical that is added to mcdonald's tries to keep the oil from frothing helped mice regrow hair. so the mice were not actually fed the fries. researchers use the chemical to grow hair follicle germs which were then transplanted on the mice. the next step is to try it on human cells. mcdonald's is not commenting on the study. this doesn't mean we get to eat a bunch of fries. >> i can't think of anything less appetizing after seeing that, and i love mcdonald's french fries. to the east bay. the san mateo bridge approach. an accident near the tolls. that has slammed things back to 880 for a 20-minute delay just to get to the toll plaza and our big problem is in oakland, north 880 near 23rd. an overturn, two left lanes blocking the northbound direction and a sig alert issued, slow in the southbound direction because they have debris in those lanes, too, and we'll zoom in with our 3d look at traffic and it is bumper to bumper. i would suggest 580 and avoiding

the section of 880 for this time for now. fog still a no-show and it looks clear with some stars behind the downtown as we look from the exploratorium at pier 15. 5:56 on this tuesday and the big story again record high temperatures, the sixth consecutive day. 16 to 21 above average instead of 58 to 60, we're going to be around 75 to 79 degrees. now if you were at the beach this weekend like sue who has been bragging about it. she says it was really nice over the weekend. unfortunately, that warm weather is going to go away. it's going to be breezy and in the mid-60s by the weekend. quickly want to tell you about an international story i'm watching here at the live desk. julian assange could finally leave the embassy he's holed up in. do you remember assange? he's the founder of wikileaks and he's been in a five-year standoff with police living inside ecuador's london embassy.

today could be the day he's released if a judge decides to cancel his warrant out of sweden. keeping our eyes on that. a lot of people speculated if he goes to sweden because of the warrant he would end up in the united states and have to face charges over that massive leak we saw in 2010 regarding a lot of classified documents. back to you. if you think your commute is bad, you're right. if it makes you feel better people do have it worse. there are two crime scenes right now just a mile apart. and our team is getting an update on what's happening there. we will have a live report. plus, an encouraging update on the h

good morning on this tuesday, february 6th. we are all here today.

meteorologist mike nicco has been on a streak recently. >> punxsutawney who? >> not here. >> six more weeks of what? let's talk about what's going on. places in the coast and san francisco feeling like sun while the rest of us are enjoying the spring and some of the pollen coming with it. let's focus and transition into my 12-hour day planner which shows 59 to 55 degrees this morning. absolutely gorgeous there. by 4:00 a little cooler at the coast, 64. still 70s for the rest of us. a delightful evening. avoid oakland and 880 if you can. a sig alert northbound with the two left lanes blocked and an overturned vehicle and southbound is also slow past the scene due to debris in