growth in the fourth quarter. they've been doing pretty well on wall street despite the roller coaster this week. stock increased in in pre-mafrkt trading. investors wary because it has been a rocky road for the company lately. they've dealt with abuse, fake accounts and attempts by russian agents to spread misinformation. they've been plagued with stagnant user growth. one of the top executives left the company just last month. back to you. jessica, thank you. tesla can't seem to get the production timeline straightend out on the ground. it's been an interesting pr week. they say the model 3 deliveries are pushed back again by nine months. a lot of people aren't pleased. matt keller live for us from santana row. good morning, matt. >> reporter: gorgod morning. the reality of waiting for the model 3s, they may have to wait

until next year before they get their new car. check out this quote from ceo elon musk. ceo of tesla. it says we can accepted april roaster to the asteroid belt, we can probably solve model 3 production. tesla announced in report -- at one point they had 500,000 customers on a waiting libs for the electric car that starts at $35,000 before incentives. last night some of the people have taken to twitter complaining tesla has notified them delivery might be delayed nine months. even until 2019. musk didn't say whether the company will meet its goal in making 10,000 model 3's per week at some point. reservations remain stable despite the delays. from the start of this year. we'll see what happens today when the markets open at 6:30 this morning. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. it's 6:03 now. napa county plans to sue pg&e to

recover costs linked to the north bay wildfires. according to the napa valley register, the suit has not been filed. attorneys have speculated that downed and damaged power lines sparked the october fires. sonoma, lake and mendocino counts counties are also planning to sue pg&e. a drunk driver accused of killing andrew camilleri will be back in court. this man was driving more than 120 miles an hour when he rear-ended camilleri in hayward. this happened christmas eve. the 22-year-old is charged with first degree murder. he's appearing in court today for a bail hearing. a woman critically injured in a chase and shooting last weekend has died. abc 7 news was on cadillac drive where cars were damaged in the area where the chase happened sunday morning. the woman was driving with a man and the two were chased by another driver. the woman crashed after the

other driver shot toward her. been revealed and no arrests have been made. acting san francisco mayor mark farrell is downplaying potential -- the day he was sborn in, he signed an agreement he wouldn't receive compensation from thayer ventures. a confidential memo written by his company's managing director. it says in part that farrell's 4.5 month term as mayor will inure. become an advantage to the long-term benefit of thayer ventures. we asked mayor farrell if he had seen the letter. >> no. i didn't see the final letter. i understand why that was sent. >> why? >> as my partner mentioned, to assure our investors that after being mary would be returning. i think he discussed that was perhaps a poor choice of words. >> if you'd like to read the entire memo, it's on abc7news.com. now, farrell is not going to be running for mayor in june.

other candidates in the race say it is misleading and unfair that san francisco board of supervisors london breed is described as acting mayor on the ballot. breed's campaign manager says under city election laws, the job you have at the filing deadline is the title before your name on the ballot. breed was acting mayor when the deadline closed. breed's camp issued a statement and it reads in part, "if the other candidates choose to spend their time challenging her ballot title as it was approved by the department of elections, we have no objection." we show you the poll on the bottom of the screen earlier. here it is now. we want to hear from you this morning. it is open. please vote. go to abc7news.com/vote and answer this question. would you put snail slime on your face for the sake of beauty? >> we're going to come back with the full story to see how far people are going for smoother skin. >> uh-huh. >> that's coming up in a few minutes. a new report showing how

many of us are getting behind the bhewheel while drowsy. the results might surprise you before your commute. it's awfully chilly along the shoreline. but perhaps a few records. the rest of the bay area forecast moments away. looking outside, six minutes after 6:00. at the toll plaza this morning,

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taxpayers on the hook to pay money to a san quentin inmate after he sued claiming a staff member made him her sex slave. a jury sided with william cordova yesterday. he said the instructor who taught janitorial skills coerced him into having sex. the woman promised him she'd get him a lawyer to get him released from prison. he's serving a life sentence. the instructor no longer works there. good morning. we're waking up to cooler temperatures. the ridge still in place. but subtle changes today. i don't think we're going to see as many records at all today. 46 in cupertino. 54 in san francisco. that on-shore flow allowing for

temperatures to be cooler. well above average. a nice afternoon if you're headed out to exercise on the water at the beaches. 73 today on the peninsula. 70 in san francisco. the records are much warmer than this. 72 in richmond and oakland. then tonight, some patchy fog. numbers will be dropping into the 40s and 50s. the extended outlook is coming up and we'll see changes. i'll let you know if they include rain in a few minutes. sue? a look at walnut creek. chp reporting an accident north 680. that's the direction that the headlights are headed. partially blocking the slow lane. it was a solo spinout that hit the center divide and facing the wrong way in the slow lanes. northbound is the recertificates commute. i'm seeing brake lights in the southbound direction. i've also seen a couple of emergency vehicles cruise through that area. so slowing in the southbound, accident in the northbound. maybe it's the rubberneckers and we'll check back with the chp on that one. we have an accident eastbound.

also the reverse commute. eastbound 4 near bailey road and a couple of lanes are also blocked here. now it's slow in the westbound, the commute direction headed to concord. it seemed like a normal uber ride but hours after she got out of the car, a southern california woman said her driver came back with a disturbing intent. the cat that survived the north bay fires, where this little guy will be living now. a live look from the sutro tower camera. still dark and early out there. we appreciate you being up with us. ha

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good morning. welcome back. look at this huge crowd. a live look right now as the philadelphia eagles celebrate their huge super bowl win. the fans are out there getting ready for the parade that begins in less than two hours. major crowds showing up. this particular area is where it looks like there's going to be some sort of rally later on this morning. i can tell you that there's people all along the parade route. it's predicted to be between about 1 to 2 million people on philly streets today for this. of course, a long-time coming for the franchise. their first nfl title in six decades. the city closed schools, museums, courts and government offices. people are taking advantage of

that right now. the city of brotherly love showing their love to the eagles today. since it's very early still, things have gone smoothly. of course, we'll have much more on the parade later on today. back to you. >> jessica, long time coming. the saga finally over for mack the cat. he's back with his original owner in santa rosa this morning. i got a lot of strong reactions yesterday morning. mack disappeared during the october wildfires. his family's homes were burned down and i ended up in a shelter. he was adopted by a new family. the problem was, once the original owner figured out that mack was okay, alive and well, she wanted the cat back. and the new owners didn't want to give mack back. but now we're told everything is resolved peacefully and again, mack is at home, his original owner has him in soipt ros good. would you put snail slime on

your face hoping it would give you flawless skin? >> vote right now. go to abc7news.com/vote. you can watch the poll update in real time at the bottom of your screen. it just takes a few seconds. you don't need to register or download anything. go right now. >> we're not just randomly talking about this. it's because snail face treatments are actually a thing in southern california. a doctor at the glendale laser and terminology center says snail slime has anti-aging and rejuvenation properties. they include copper pep tides. hyaluronic acids. am i saying that right? >> sure. >> it has all the stuff. >> if you've got something that you want to treat with a snail slime, if you've got a snail, put it on your face. i dare you. [ laughter ] >> well, the verdict is still out on whether snail slime actually works. so far it's only been tested in labs. it's not fda approved. it could be allergenic.

they suggest using caution when shelling out major bucks for slime. or even go on the cheap and pick up a snail, put it on your face. >> 59% of you saying no. i think part of the 33% is saying okay. not to crawl on my face necessarily. but the creams that are ethically used. the slime. no? >> i don't want a mollusk on my face. >> i'm with you, reggie. a big fat name. i don't like them. i don't like them in my garden. let's go back to walnut creek. you can see southbound is bumper to bumper now. chp is confirming there is an accident. it's in the northbound direction. it's just before north main. it is blocking two lanes of traffic. now, the southbound is slowing probably due to rubberneckers. but we just saw it moving nicely and then all of a sudden, boom, brake lights went on.

give yourself extra time if you're traveling through-wall nut creek. the accident is in the northbound direction. what's up, lisa? >> good morning, sue. we're starting out cooler by the coast. patchy fog out there. three to four-mile visibility. napa, livermore. some on the coast. but it's not chilly everywhere. we have this big dome of high pressure allowing for sunshine from north to south. this is the view from mt. tam. it's getting lighter a little earlier. staying light a little bit later. so feeling like spring, obviously, with the above average temperatures. 70s today in santa cruz. it's 49 in concord. 43 in livermore and santa rosa and novato. numbers cooler at the coast. 23 degrees cooler in san francisco and oakland. if you head outside, grab the jacket. it's cool this morning, cooler at the coast this afternoon. still warm inland. perhaps a few records east bay, south bay. cooler and windier this weekend.

here's the trend. going into tomorrow, look at the 60s at the shoreline. 64 in san francisco. little change by the second half of the weekend. but the winds are up. then we're looking at numbers not as warm everywhere. no 70s heading towards the beginning of next week. 73 today. san mateo. 70 in san francisco. the accuweather seven-day forecast featuring the warm numbers. north bay and east bay. at the coast, cooler around the bay and gusty winds through the weekend. valentine's day way out there next wednesday. looking sweet with cooler numbers but still warmer than average. well, it is thursday. so we're back with your toyota tahoe ski report. it is pretty warm up there as lisa has mentioned. we have great conditions on the roads. absolutely no chains required. highway 89 getting to squaw. alpine from here, you're looking at a three hour and ten-minute drive headed to north star.

hetch hetchly, just over three hours. no chains required on any of the tahoe freeways. sugar bowl, the closest on 80. you are looking at about a three-hour drive. still a decent base at sierra tahoe on 50. no chains obviously to kirkwood where they have about a 47-inch base at most. smooth sailing. i don't know about the ski conditions but the road conditions are great. sue, thank you. 6:20 now. new this morning, drowsy driving plays a role in nearly eight times more severe accidents than federal estimates suggested before. that's according to a study by aaa. they studied dashboard video from hundreds of cars involved in accidents. their eyes were closed seconds before impact. david kerley appeared on gma with more on how the government is responding. >> aaa is hoping its study, no pun instended, about a wakeup call. the government not commenting on

the specific research says it has a plan to improve its data collection. >> aaa says that drowsy driving is a factor in nearly 10% of all crashes. it says that tactics like drinking coffee, singing, rolling down the window will not keep you alert because the only apartment dote for drowsiness is more sleep. if you have an appointment at the dmv near the oakland coliseum, don't go how long the office will be closed after a flood. plus, a hamburger with an extra special surprise. what makes it worth $3,000. here's a live look outside. here's a live look outside. we

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good morning. we've been talking about records for the past week. this time last year, we had 20 inches of rain and at 164% of normal. this year, just dismal. at 59% of normal. we'll look for cooler temperatures, though. your thursday forecast is a few minutes away. reggie? new this morning, a southern california woman says she did a double take when she took a close look at video of a possible prowler outside her house. she recognized him as her uber driver. the man had given her and her friends a ride hours earlier. megan says she and her two girlfriends had gone out for a few drinks on saturday night and called an uber to bring them

back to their san diego area house. then at 3:00 in the morning, megan's husband's phone alerted them there was activity on their security camera. looking at the footage, megan recognized him as the uber driver. uber has revoked his access. new this morning, president trump among those attending the annual national prayer breakfast. this is the 66th year that the event has taken place in d.c. it has political and faith leaders from all over. the president delivered a message focused on inspiration. >> as long as we are true to america and the example that all of these great founders have set, we can all be heroes to everybody. and they can be heroes to us. >> mr. trump made no mention of the budget deal that congress is set to vote on or the looming government shut doup.

valentine's day around the corner. >> if you're looking to pop the question, this story may offer insiept or not. love is on the menu in boston. it's serving up a $3,000 big boy burger. why $3,000? it's just regular ingredients. beef, cheese, onion rings. it's interesting. but i think they're there because there's a diamond ring. >> oh, my goodness. >> this princess cut nearly one carat engage the ring makes this the most expensive burger you'll see. >> someone looking for something different or fun. i suggest take the ring off before you eat the burger. >> are you telling me that's not a princess cut? >> i don't think it is. i'm delving into my ring knowledge. >> paulie's needs a two-day heads up if you plan to order. >> watch your teeth and don't be

talking so much that you don't look at your burger before you bite into it. >> do you think one person will order that? >> maybe. >> i see you paulie's. you got free advertisement. prime minister justin trudeau is arriving in the bay area today. how his meeting could promote economic growth here and across the border, too. mystery packages arriving at mystery packages arriving at one

good morning bay area. 6:30 in the a.m. bee love this shot so much, we thought we had to share it with you. the sun coming up. doing its colorful thing. if you enjoy this string of warm weather we've had -- now it doesn't look as great. >> the filter, if you're going through instagram selecting filters, that's the wrong one. >> that's like you see the day on the app and then the day in real life. >> reggie, it's so beautiful. >> like i was saying, enjoy the string of warm weather we've had lately. meteorologist lisa argen is telling us we have another day of it. >> dependng where you are. >> you guys got to -- it's going

to be cooler at the coast today. that's where we're likely to see numbers much cooler but elsewhere, we'll be in the 70s again. here's a lieve look at live doppler 7. 53 in san francisco within the next 45 minutes or so, we'll be in te 50s. look what happens by 1:00. still in the 60s from oakland to hayward. we're slipping a bit around the bay at the coast. evening hours will be mild but that on-shore flow bringing the changes. >> let's go back to walnut creek. the direction that the headlights are coming. you look carefully just beyond the headlights headed south, there is an accident blocking two left lanes. that's the reason that the southbound traffic is slow because they're slowing to take a look. it is visible from the southbound side. the accident is in the northbound side. your drive from, say, highway 4 to the 24 junction is about 20

minutes. give yourself more time. blocking three lanes in the eastbound direction. that's been cleared but still very slow towards concord for about a half hour drive from antioch. >> thank you, sue. a house fire in the south bay sent three people to the hospital. the heavy smoke coming out of this duplex in los gatos. this is not far from winchester boulevard. the fire started at about 9:15 last night. firefighters tell abc 7 news when they got there, two people were hurt. they made it out to the front lawn. you see them there. there was later a third person found who needed to go to the hospital. a neighbor helped some of the victims. >> i wept to the entryway of the house, picked her up and took her to the grass where it was safe and ran to the neighbor's house. yeah. made sure she was out. >> we're waiting to hear how the victims are doing. a total of five people displaced and the cause is under investigation. we expect to learn more

about a lawsuit filed over the massive flooding in san jose. been almost a year since the anderson reservoir caused coyote creek to flood its banks. it flooded hundreds of homes. they claim at that officials warned them too late about the impending disaster. water officials have since taken some steps to prevent future flooding from occurring. the dmv office near the oakland coliseum will remain closed until monday following a flood caused by copper thieves. abc 7 news was on 85th avenue as officials checked out the damage. crews were vacuuming up water from the floor yesterday. the highway patrol believes that a thief stole copper tubing from the roof and caused the water to cascade through the ceiling. congress is set to vote today. >> it said it would fund the government for two years. it includes billions of dollars for opioid treatment, disaster

relief. infrastructure improvements and defense spending. a couple of things noticeably absent. there is no deal on how to address immigration. it also doesn't provide any money for the president's border wall. >> sticking with d.c. and the firestorm in the white house this morning. one much president trump's top aides resigned after two ex wives came forward with abuse allegations. staff secretary rob porter is denying the claims. the women told the story to the daily mail in the online publication the intercept. one of the ex-wives said porter punched her in the face more than a decade ago. cecilia vega is covering the story and she explains why porter is still on the job. >> the white house said that rob porter would stay on the job to oversee a smooth transition. i'm being told in the wake of the release of the photos and the public interviews by the two ex-wives, there's a renewed sense much urgency, george, to get him out of this job.

sounds like he'll be leaving sooner than expected. many wondering if he was properly vetted by the white house. say 17-year-old boy under arrest in connection with a deadly san jose shooting. the shooting happened early tuesday on key street near 7th. police say the boy was in a car seen driving away. they stopped the vehicle, they arrested him a short time later. the victim identified as a man. but his name not released. no motive has been given for that shooting. 6:35 now. the search is on for two people who reportedly repeatedly vandalizing one richmond building. a member of the police department shared a photo. you can see the graffiti on the side of veterans memorial hall on 23rd street. two male suspects have been tagging this wall between midnight and 3:00 a.m. one will typically stand as lookout on the corner. they've been seen in a goeld or champagne colored honda. waking up to cool temperatures along the coast. some 40s inland. 45 in santa cruz. another day of low 70s.

lots of sunshine. on the roadways, no problem. a nice morning for mass transit. on the bay, it's not windy either. we're going to look into winds coming into play over the weekend. as for today, the sun coming up. just after 7:00. the days getting a bit longer. 43 soipt rosa and novato. here's a look at napa today. we should see about 60. mid-70s. really no changes here. >> this is a change for the 8th day of february. 72 today in oakland. 74 in palo alto. look for mid-70s towards livermore, san jose and 40s and 50s once again tonight. commute this morning, isn't there? >> walnut creek. that's a good way to put it. the taillights are headed in the southbound direction more like brake lights. we had an accident in the northbound direction, which is the direction of the headlights

are heading. that's just been cleared out of lanes. but the lookie loos and rubberneckers have the drive very slow. you're looking at a 22-minute drive. should be improving as that accident as been cleared. metering lights were on about 5:20 this morning. we had an earlier accident cleared to the right-hand shoulder. your corridor from highway 4 into san francisco now looking at a 50, 5-0-minute commute. >> thank you, sue. the department of interior will hold a meeting in sacramento to discuss the expansion of oil drilling off the california coast. opponents will be there to protest. the trump administration has announced plans to all offshore waters to oil and gas drilling. state officials are opposed. they also say the public hasn't been given enough opportunities to put in their opinions. california voters seem to be evenly split over a move to nix the gas tax. according to the public policy

institute of california, 47% support the repeal. 48% oppose it. the 12-cent hike wept into effect in november to raise money for road repairs the republican backed group is collecting signatures to force a measure on the ballot this fall. it would require a vote of the people to raise fuel taxes in the future. new figures reveal that 11.8 million americans signed up for obamacare this year. down about 3% from 2017. the head of california's state run market says while 2018 looks good, 2019 does not. >> the removal of the federal penalty in 2019 and other factors will mean premiums go up from 15% to 30% or more depending on the state. >> california had 1.52 million people sign up, including 423,000 new enroll ees. a south bay man transformed his life one step at a time and now he's facing i health crisis and

needs your help. i'm tracking two things with the stock market. twitter after announcing their first ever quarterly profit and, of course, how the markets are starting after a wild few days. oprah clearing up any confusion about her plans for a presidential run. as we head to break, a live look outside at sfo. where justin trudeau will be arriving today. we're the o

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waking up to clear and cool conditions today. later on today, more 80s in southern california. 69 with sunshine in monterey. 59 in the sierra nevada. 70s in chico. look at this. temperatures in the 50s this morning from our exploratorium camera headed up to the sierra nevada. near 60 today. still dry over the weekend but cooler with windy conditions. highs in the 40s. thank you, lisa. if you ordered a tesla model 3. you'll have your patience tested again. pushing back model deliveries by nine months. not many people happy about this. matt keller live from santana row. hey there, matt. >> reporter: good morning to you. tesla vehicles are rocket fast, but the making of the rocket 3 has been painfully slow for the

customers and the company. the delivery of the model 3 has been delayed yet again. tesla announced in its earnings report, it made 2,425 model 3s in the fourth quarter last year. you remember the people in the bay area who waited in line to put down a thousand dollar deposit for the car. the electric car starts at $35,000 before incentives. last night some of the people have taken to twitter complaining tesla has notified them deliverly might be delayed nine months or each until 2019. ceo eam accepted a roidster to the asteroid belt, we can probably solve model 3 production. matt keller, abc 7 news. thank you, matt. happening this morning, the prime minister is coming to town. >> when we say that, we mean the canadian prime minister. he was greeted like a rock star in many places, including the office was some of the biggest names in tech.

amy hollyfield is live at sfo for the arrival of justin true day. hey, amy. >> reporter: good morning, natasha. yes. he has a full day of meetings planned here in san francisco as he tries to explore the possibility of the better quality jobs for canada. prime minister justin trudeau started his u.s. trip in chicago. he will now head to san francisco. he says he is in the united states in the hopes of strengthening u.s. and canadian relations. his first meeting today is a roundtable discussion about diversity. that will be at the new tower later today. he will meet with jeff bazos and other appearances. tomorrow he meets -- [ inaudible ] amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. sorry about the audio issues there. you can scratch oprah winfrey's off the name of potential candidates for 2020.

>> for now. she made the comment during a podcast. she was speaking with lin-manuel miranda of hamilton. he stated he was not going into politics. she replied offhanded, i'm not either. we shall see what ends up happening. happening today, samely car dough set to give his state of the city address at 6:30 p.m. at san jose city college. he will give the speech just before 7:30 p.m. it's to honor city employees as well as kopt bugss by community community members. the city in recent weeks has been dealing with a homeless situation as well as a housing crunch. a san jose man who famously lost weight by running needs your help. he didn't just shed pounds. he lost 180 pounds. he didn't just run. he ran every street in the city of san jose. it took him 15 months covering

2400 miles. he raised a lot of money for charity. jake's running career started in 2014. he weighed 380 and only jogged in the middle of the night. >> i was just embarrassed. life is pretty hard at that size. >> as impressive as jake's transformation has been, it's not over. he's facing a major health crisis and he needs help with his oral health. the infections could spread to his heart or brain and he could end up dying from it. his dental work will cost $15,000 and there is a go fund me page to help raise the money. we have a link at abc7news.com. take a look at that. it's now over $10,000 so far. here's your morning money report. if you get your cup of coffee at dunkin' donuts, get ready for a change. >> it's getting rid of styrofoam cups. california and new york will get double walled paper cups this spring. they will dump styrofoam everywhere by 2020. it brings their stores in line with the international locations

which are already using the paper cups. whole foods shoppers will be able to get groceries delivered in two hours through amazon prime. amazon made the announcement this morning. two-hour delivery will be free for prime members on orders of $35 for more. there's also a one-hour option. that will cost you $7.99 extra. delivery is only available in four cities for now. the bay area is not included. but it will expand to the rest of the u.s. by the end of the year. weight watchers will be free this summer for teenagers. the deal is for teens 13 to 17 and, quote, it's to help the development of healthy habits at a critical life stage. there's been -- they'll be required to go to a meeting location with a parent or guardian to provide consent. natasha, from the live desk with an update on stocks. a live look at the big board at the new york stock exchange. wek you can see we're down 180 points, nearly a percentage

point. about .8 of a point. this has been the case throughout the morning. we have been in the red primarily this morning. not looking good for wall street this thursday. i also want to show you twitter, though. i've been tracking this stock for you throughout the morning. it's a different story for twitter. they're up five points. that's nearly 20%. they've been doing very well in the stock market this week. and this morning, as i mentioned earlier, they announced for the first time ever, they made a profit in the last quarter. that's the latest here from our live desk. obviously, we'll be tracking things on wall street throughout the day. back to you. >> interesting dilemma one couple finds themselves in. they're receiving free gifts from amazon. they don't know where they're coming from and don't want them. >> it sounds nice. mike and kelly say it's really annoying and they want the mystery packages to stop from amazon. the massachusetts couple started getting them in october. all coming from china bought with gift cards. no return address and no invoice.

>> this is one of the hand warmer phone charger things. we didn't order it. we don't want it. >> amazon seems to be good at delivering things. but they're not good at stopping things. >> this is actually sort of scammy. experts say the manufacturers are boosting ploe files on amazon by sending people free stuff and then posting fake reviews under their names. the couple has asked amazon to get them off the list. no luck. last week they say they got a rechargeable dog collar. it's mostly junk. they don't even have a dog. they're so tired. >> i have an idea. they should become unboxer. the people on youtube that unbox things. >> professional unboxers. it would be a huge hit. >> she had a crossword puzzle out. she has time. never more than seven minutes away from an accuweather forecast. hi, lisa. >> remember the haze yesterday. we have it this morning as well. here's live doppler 7.

cozying up to the shoreline. we're looking at cooler temperatures. that's a big headline at the coast for today. big dome of high pressure allowing the clouds to go up and over it. here's that haze i'm talking about from our sutro tower camera. today in san francisco, it will be cooler out there than it has been. but still, above normal. we're in the 40s from santa rosa. 49 in napa. 40 for the delta and 49 concord much livermore at 43 degrees. we are anywhere from about 3 to 18 degrees cool canner this morning from livermore to half moon bay. so as you head out, you'll need the jacket out there. then we will look for another mild afternoon. mostly clear this morning. maybe a patch of fog. cooler this afternoon at the coast. still above average and looking at much cooler and windier weather this weekend. we'll be above average even this weekend when you see the numbers take a nosedive. upper 50s is what you expect for livermore in early february. 70s today and tomorrow and

saturday and sunday, the numbers drop into next week. just before valentine's day, we're looking at highs in the 60s. mid-70s today. not a lot of change from san jose to morgan hill. gilroy, 77. on the peninsula, you may sfeel that sea breeze. upper 60s in the sunset. 67 daly city. 81 in santa rosa yesterday. today, 76. 72 in san leandro. 73 the high in pittsburg today. patchy fog again tonight. the san mateo bridge, you'll see brake lights across the flat section headed towards the high-rise. a slow and go drive from the toll plaza up towards foster city. about a 23-minute drive. we'll check the richmond-san rafael bridge. that's the right lanes slowing. those are the fastrak lanes. you can tell we're backed up there. we have this new accident. this one is westbound 4 near harbor. it's a motorcycle down blocking the left lane.

sk very slow traffic from the antioch side of things towards concord westbound on 4 and a new accident in walnut creek. remember we had that northbound 680 accident. now we do have one in the southbound direction. we'll check on that coming up. sue, thank you. 6:52 now. officials at the university of california are hiring an outside consultant to review a confrontation that happened between a protester and uc berkeley police. a crowd of demonstrators marched on campus yesterday demanding that charges be dropped against 51-year-old david cole. university police arrested him last thursday during an anti-racism march near telegraph avenue. it was captured on a cell phone. a wide coalition of groups is now banding together to back cole. >> everyone here wants the charges dropped for david cole. we have students, faculty, we have the alameda labor council out here. all in support. >> cole is booked on charges of vandalism and resisting an

officer. uc officials have accepted the recommendation of police chief margo bennett to hire an independent agency to review. cancer warning labels have been on packs of cigarettes for years. now if a group has its way, you could see them on coffee. a lawsuit that has been going on since 2010 is going to mediation today. a group called the council for education and research on tock i cans wants coffee manufacturers, distributors and retailers to post warnings about a potentially cancer-causing chemical in coffee. it's called acrylamide. it's a natural by-product of the coffee roasting process. coffee industry officials assert the chemical is at harmless levels. acrylamide is also found in french fries and potato chips. some of your wearable tech may have an added benefit. according to a study, apple watches, android wear and fit bits can detect early signs of

diabetes with 85% accuracy. they used algorithms to crunch numbers, but it's on heart rate variability. slower heart rate recovery after exercise are likely indicators that the wearer will develop diabetes later in life. natasha, i'm going to jump in. breaking news in berkeley. sky 7 in berkeley. at california and ashby. we got a report of an ac transit bus in a crash with another car. you can also see from the live images here, it appears that bus crashed into at least two homes. this appears to be a residential area. you can see firefighters, ambulances and police. they're responding to this crash. we are unclear how many people are involved. how many people were in the car and how many people were in the bus. we're working to get that information. you can also see that the street in front of that area is blocked off as emergency

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appears to have crashed into two residential homes. the area is blocked off and of course, we'll continue to follow this. no word on any fatalities or injuries quite yet. >> hope no one is hurt. thanks, jessica. if you're headed out the door, here are the 7 things you need to know. canadian prime minister justin trudeau expected to arrive in san francisco. he'll be here for two days. he has meetings scheduled. number 2, twitter is reporting a quarterly profit. p big news for the san francisco-based social media company. delivery on the less expensive tesla car has been delayed yet again. model 3 customers turning to twitter to vent frustrations. delivery may be delayed nine months or until next year. number 4, drowsy drivers are a bigger risk factor in vehicle accidents than previously thought. a study by aaa claims drowsy driving is a factor in nearly

10% of all crashes. number 5, we're following an accident on southbound 680 this time. just past north main. it's in the center divide. about three vehicles with flashers on. you're seeing very slow traffic from highway 4. number 6, check out the haze here from the sutro tower camera. 39 in half moon bay. 54 san francisco. another day of records inland. number 7, the queen of media will not run for office in 2020. oprah winfrey shooting down the idea of a presidential run. a bit of an offhand comment during a special live taping of her podcast, super soul sunday. all right. i don't think that's going to end the speculation, but all right. we heard you. we'll be back in about 25 minutes with another abc 7 news update. >> we'll be updating you on the breaking news in berkeley. an ac transit bus, a car and two homes good morning, america.

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