damage and crews vacuumed water from the floor yesterday. a thief stole copper tubing from the roof and it caused water to cascade in the dmv ceiling. >> what a mess. lisa argen is here with a check of your weather. >> you may have noticed subtle differences yesterday. we had a little fog at the coast and slightly cooler at the shoreline, in the 40s. look at the afternoon temperatures. any records? perhaps. we could see numbers hovering around record territory. total sunshine today. 60s at the coast. upper 60s around the bay. 70 noontime. once again, look at the afternoon highs. mid-70s out there. so another mild afternoon and it looks like a cooling trend in time for the weekend. sue? >> mild conditions for your commute. if your travels take you past university avenue, into the macarthur maze, everybody is moving up the limit. we have a couple of problem

spots. let's go to oakland first. we had roadwork northbound 880 near 23rd and then apparently there was an accident within that roadwork area and you have a couple of lanes blocked out. tow truck just on scene here. we're seeing minor slowing through that area. the connector ramp from westbound 24 to 580. an accident in the curve there, which is a really bad spot. we're going to try to get the tow trucks or they are going to try to get the tows on scene to get it out of there. happening this morning, the prime minister is coming to town. >> when we say the prime minister, we mean the prime minister, the canadian one greeted like a rock star in so many places, including the offices in some of the biggest names in tech. amy hollyfield at sfo for the arrival of justin trudeau. amy? >> reporter: good morning, reggie. he's going to arrive at sfo at 9:30 this morning. this is the second leg of his u.s. trip. he will be arriving here from chicago. he has a full day of meetings

planned while he's here in san francisco today. first up, he'll meet with the sales force ceo and other tech leaders. they're going to hold a diversity roundtable. he has a few other appearances today and then tomorrow the prime minister will meet with california governor jerry brown and lieutenant governor gavin newsome. a couple of busy days in san francisco and then he will depart for l.a. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you, amy. developing news now, people who pre-ordered tesla model 3s are getting their patience tested again. they're telling customers they may not get them for at least another nine months. tesla revealed it's running into production delays. yesterday elon musk said it stems from bottlenecks in production of the model 3's batteries. the delays is costing tesla financially. the automaker lost $675 million in the fourth quarter of last year and that is the largest

quarterly loss it's ever seen. >> another government shutdown is looming with lawmakers facing a midnight deadline. democrats and republicans in the senate have reached a deal that would fund the government for two years, but the questions remain. is it enough and will the house go for it? kendis gibson with where things stand this morning. >> a breakthrough on capitol hill. the senate agreeing on a rare bipartisan agreement to fund the government for two years. >> this budget deal is the first real sprout of bipartisanship. >> i hope we can build on this bipartisan momentum. the deal includes billions for opioid treatment disaster relief. it puts off immigration for another day. and that not cutting it for house minority leader nancy pelosi. >> every dave courageous patriotic dreamers lose their status. >> the democrat delivering a speech in support of dreamers. the immigrants brought here at

children. for more than eight hours, the longest floor speech in modern history. the agreement doesn't include funding for the president's border wall. just two days ago, president trump emphatically called for a government shutdown if he didn't get that money. >> let's have a shut down. we'll do a shut down. without borders, we don't have a country. would i shut it down, yes. the president welcomes the senate deal even if it doesn't include an immigration fix. >> the focus for us has always been to get a two-year budget deal. we've made no secret the president wants funding for the wall and wants border security. we expect to see that reflected. >> he wanted to shut the government down if he didn't get it. now that's no longer the position? >> no. the position hasn't changed. we've laid out exactly what we want to happen. kendis gibson, abc news, new york. it's 4:34. a 17-year-old boy under arrest

in connection with a deadly san jose shooting. that happened early tuesday on key street near 7th. the boy was in a car seen driving away from the area. they stopped the vehicle, arrested him a short time later. the victim is identified as a man but his name not released. no motive has been given for the shooting. >> the search is on for two people for -- a member of the police department shared the photos. you can see the graffiti on the side of the memorial hall. two male suspects have been tagging the same wall between midnight and 3:00 a.m. one on the corner as a lookout and they've been seen in a gold or champagne colored honda. a meeting in sacramento to discuss the expansion of oil drilling off the california coast. opponents say they're going to be there to protest. the trump administration has announced plans to open nearly all offshore waters to oil and gas drichlgt state officials are opposed. they also say the public hasn't

been given enough opportunities to give input. >> looks like california voters are opposed over a move to nix the gas tax. 47% support the repeal, 48% oppose. it went into effect in november to raise money for road repairs. a republican-backed group is collecting signature toss force a measure on the ballot this fall to require a vote of the people to raise fuel taxes in the future. hi there everyone. thursday morning. waking up to clear conditions. in fact, just a little bit of fog in livermore. this is live doppler 7. nothing has really changed. we could see records again today. a big dome of high pressure dominates our weather. heading out the door, roadways no problem. maybe a patch of fog in the east bay valleys. slightly cooler this morning especially at the coast. you will need the sunglasses. we're looking at numbers in the 40s here. low 40s. that's toward san ramon in

dublin. pleasanton 43. we're in the 50s. 51 in hayward. p 45 in novato. spending time in the south bay today. how about 75 degrees for cupertino. san jose. you can see the numbers come up quickly by about 10:00. we're looking at another unseasonably warm day. upper 60s at the coast. that's a subtle change here with perhaps the on-shore push getting stronger. 72 in oak labor dlanoakland. it's nice if you have to be up this early. a couple of cars there in the left hand cash lanes. there's the corridor commute from hercules into san francisco under 30 minutes. that's due to change shortly as more people get out on the roads. problems in oakland near 880 northbound. that was a work zone.

overnight roadwork zone. there's a tow truck on scene with a couple of lanes blocking the traffic. it seems to be flowing nicely. we'll check on the accident at 24 and 580 in a couple of minutes. this morning, a huge show of force from north korea. find out what it means ahead of the olympic games on the peninsula. the south bay man transformed his life one step at a time. he's facing a major health crisis and needs help. you can tell time, make you can tell time, make calls and play

good morning to you. clear skies and a warm day in southern california. 69 in monterey today. 74 in sacramento and no big news here. of course, no snow nevada. plenty of sunshine today, tomorrow partly cloudy. look how much cooler over the weekend. no snow but getting windy. hi everyone. only a short while ago, north korea held a military parade. this is brand new video from overnight. this comes only one day after north korean athletes and delegates traveled to south korea for the 2018 olympic games. military parades are not uncommon in the north. they offer leader kim jong un a chance to show off his military

technology. but could also foreshadow a new threat. i'm going to fast forward the video here. look at this. tens of thousands of people participated. back to you. all right. thank you. officials at the university of california hiring an outside consultant to review a confrontation between a protester and uc berkeley pol e police. they demanded that charges be dropped against david cole. he was arrested during an anti-racism march. a bystander captured it with their cell phone. a group is now banding together for this. everybody wants to march for david cole. we have students, faculty, coalition. we have the alameda labor council all here. >> cole is booked on charges of vandalism and resisting an

officer. officials accepted the recommendation of police chief margo bennett to hire an independent agency to review. he ran to save his life. now he needs help or he could die. a san jose man who lost 180 pounds by running now needs expensive dental work to prevent the spread of potentially deadly infections. abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo with that story from san jose. >> i personally operate with a bigger goal. >> jake mcincludes ki didn't lose weight. he lost 180 pounds. he didn't just run. he ran every street in the city of san jose. it took him 15 months and more than 2400 miles. >> i kind of like thinking i did something that nobody else has done. >> his running career started in 2014. he weighed 380 pounds and only jogged in the middle of the night. >> i was just embarrassed. you know, life is pretty hard at that size. >> he pushed past his fears and competed in a five-mile race, then a half marathon, a full marathon, a 50-mile run and a

100-mile run. the last two raising money for the silicon valley children's fund. jake became a running coach also. ariana bailey is his student. >> knowing what he accomplished makes me want to do things in my life too. >> as impressive as the transformation has been, he's facing a major health crisis and he needs help. >> the last area that i cannot do anything about, better decisions or exercising more is my oral health. in the last couple months the infections are getting worse and worse. i'm legit scared. >> the infections could spread to his heart or brain panned he could die. the dental work will cost $15,000. there's a go fund me page to help raise the money. >> i want to pay it forward. i got to be here to be able to do that. >> plus, the boston marathon is just around the corner. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. happening today, san jose

and marorgan hill will unveil t course they're using for the bike race. this will be the 12th time in the race's history they will pedal through silicon valley. this is the first time morgan hill is serving as a host. they're co-hosting the fourth stage of the race, a time trial. the tour is under way in may in long beach. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey there, natasha and reggie. waking up to a little patchy fog in livermore. it's pulling away from the shoreline. you'll feel that influence of that on shore push if you're at the coast today. slightly cooler, but i think we'll see records today. it's 50 right now in oakland. 56 in fremont. that will make the 8th day of records all month long. 56 in san francisco. it's 45 in santa rosa. as we look outside, no problems with the commute. mostly clear this morning. we'll see slightly cooler temperatures at the coast.

still warm inland and much cooler and windier over the weekend. so in the south bay today, how about 75. in san jose, average highs about 59. on the peninsula, 74 redwood city. 73 in san mateo. upper 60s here. out of the 70s at the coast. san francisco 70 today. a nice afternoon in the north bay looking at highs in the mid-70s from santa rosa. 72 in vallejo. near east bay, 72. you head inland, more low 70s. a beautiful afternoon. but can we get any rain in here. tonight, it's patchy fog, 40s and 50s. we'll look at the extended outlook a little later. sue? >> a live look at san rafael if your travels take you in that area, all the way into san francisco. you're looking good with about a 20-minute dry fog here. the taillights are headed in the southbound direction. couple of spots, the peninsula. this one on 92 westbound by

skyline boulevard, we had reports from chp it may be in the eastbound direction also. we'll check back and get confirmation on that as well. an accident 24 at 580. the curve partially blocking the slow lane. tow truck is on scene here. >> sue, thank you. we know cancer warning labels have been on packs of cigarettes for years now. now if a consumer group has its way, you can see it on coffee too. a lawsuit percolating since 2010 goes into mediation today. a group called the council for research on toxics wants coffee manufacturers, distributors and retailers to post warnings about potentially cancer causing chemicals in coffee. that carcinogen is a natural by-product of the coffee roasting process. the chemical is at a harmless level in coffee. a krill mied found in foods like french fries and potato chips. harley davidson recalling

175,000 motorcycles out of concerns the brakes could fail. they were made between 2008 and 2011. deposits can form on brake parts and cause them to stick if fluid isn't changed every two years. there have been at least three crashes linked to this problem. you can find out if your harley is part of the problem by going to abc7news.com. your apple watch and android devices may soon be able to detect diabetes. new emojis are coming to your phone. kendis gibson and diane macedo have the details. a new warning that your smart tv could easily be hacked. >> smart tvs made by samsung and roku failed the basic security test making it easy for hackers to take control, raise the volume. both brands take security seriously. your apple watch may be able to detect diabetes. the watches pick up the disease with their heart rate sensors. >> the study looked at people already diagnosed with the condition. they say the sensors are 85%

accurate. a senator can take credit for helping create a new emoji. >> angus king successfully lobbied for a lobster emoji. it's one of 157 new emojis this year. it includes redheads, aya lacroe stick, mosquitoes and skateboards. >> who lobbied for the mosquitoes? >> no idea. by the way, the study kendis mentioned was done at ucsf. you saw it on tv years ago, now mr. rogers is coming back to your neighborhood in

hi there everyone. waking up to 40s and 50s. if you're spending time in the north bay, napa in particular, highs today near records once again. should see about 60. how about 76 today and tomorrow. then cooler weather is on the way. not only for napa but for everyone over the weekend. some gusty winds in the north and east bay hills. but we still will remain well above average. reggie, natasha? >> thank you, lisa. paris known as the city of light. right now it's the city of snow. it's dealing with a cold snap causing traffic jams and disrupting rail service. but isn't it pretty? >> authorities were recommending the people postpone their travel. freezing temperatures were expected to hit the french capital today. a live update. this is just in this morning. the queen of media will not run

for office in 2020. oprah winfrey has officially shot down the idea of a presidential run. she made the comments during a special live taping of her podcast super soul sunday. she was chatting with lin-manuel miranda. he stated he was not going into politics and oprah replied, "i'm not either." you'll remember many people speculated oprah would consider a presidential run after her rousing golden globe speech last month. she has repeatedly denied a desire to run for politics and has done so once again. back to you. >> crystal clear now. this year's gerber baby is a smiley 18-month-old from georgia breaking barriers. >> for the first time ever the company chose a baby with down syndrome. meet lucas warren. he's a sweetheart. he's going to be featured on all gerber packaging and ads for the next year. more than 149,000 babies entered

the nationwide contest to become the face of gerber. the company execs say that his smile totally grabbed their hearts. his parents say he nails the heart of everyone who meets him. >> i can't take it. so cute. weight watchers will be free this summer for teens between the ages of 13 and 17. they can receive free six-week memberships starting in july. the company makes the offer to, quote, help the development of a healthy habit at a critical life stage. weight watchers says teens will be required to go to a meeting location with a parent or guardian who will have to provide consent. mr. rogers is coming to a post office near you. >> there's a new forever stamp featuring fred rogers and the puppet king friday the 13th set to e released on march 23rd. mr. rogers neighborhood aired for 33 years on pbs. the show taught so many of us about kindness, love and compassion. those turned temperament al king friday into a beloved character as well.

>> love mr. rogers, lisa. isn't king friday a tiny bit creepy? do you remember those characters? they're a little -- >> kind of. >> i'm sorry. i'm protecting mr. rogers from the shade today. goodness, gracious. >> i don't know. maybe i was sick that day. good morning everyone. 49 in walnut creek. starting a little cooler in the east bay. it's 50 in san carlos and oakland. low 40s here. a patch of fog, livermore, fog away from the shoreline. you'll feel that sea breeze. what about the rainfall, we talked about how much we need it. only 64% in oakland. you can see where we stand through mountain view santa rosa and san jose. doesn't look like we'll be where we should be. we talked about that miracle march. we can hope for that. sue? >> we'll take a look at your overall traffic map for commuting this morning. we see our usual commuters out

of tracy and slowing there. better news for oakland. we have this earlier accident. there's roadwork in the area. we've pushed it off 23rd avenue. lanes clear there in oakland. we have roadwork out there for a few more minutes. northbound 101 through korte madeira. when i came through, the right lanes were coned off. that should be picked up by 6:00 this morning. b.a.r.t. isn't about getting from point a to b. it's about art. b.a.r.t. was awarded $20,000 for the art program. they have 50 works of art installed at 50 various stations. it will help pay for plaques to identify each piece and assess the condition of all the art. b.a.r.t. will ask riders what new art they'd like to see. you can see more options on air bnb. it's partnering with sight

minder which handles bookings for 28,000 hotels. they tend to be the smaller boutique hotels, those options. they can provide a unique guest experience. you can start seeing that next month. details about a can have de confidential memo. that's next at 5:00. he was an icon tomorrow, and catching a lot of hate. elon musk laying out a timeline for model 3 deliveries and a lot of people are not happy. as the eagles celebrate their super bowl with a parade today, at least one fan involved in flipping this car won't be attending. taking a live look outside at the embarcadero at 4:57 in the morning, we appreciate you being awake with

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weekend. february 8th. >> that's a good way of looking at it. bright and cheery. >> i'm trying to keep us going. >> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist lisa argen is here. is this the last really warm day? >> i don't think we'll see a record in san francisco today. we could see records in the south bay. yesterday we had that 81 in santa rosa. not likely today. we have a cooler on shore push and we're looking at some fog along the coastline here. but overall, temperatures today will be warm, north and south end of the bay. but right around san francisco, not as warm. we're looking at upper 60s to near 70s by noontime.