accuweather forecast. >> you know how we talk about the stock market correction. there's going to be a correction with the weather. i assure you at some point. it's not today. because temperatures are still going to be above average. live doppler 7 showing the clear conditions as well as sutro, numbers in the 40s. it's cool from the inland valleys to the coast. upper 40s around the bay. by noontime in the mid-60s. very mild the afternoon. we'll see mid-70s again and the skies will be clear. so enjoy it today. cooler as soon as tomorrow. frances? >> all right, lisa. it has been busy this friday morning. traffic not horrible but there have been a lot of accidents. the bay bridge toll plaza, things are backed up because of a couple of earlier stalls on the bay bridge. it is red all the way into the maze there. westbound 580, tracy to castro valley is 49 minutes. now in the south bay, there were a few earlier problems. but north 101 looking good in san jose from highway 85 to the airport. a 14-minute ride.

that breaking news, president trump has just signed into law a sweeping budget deal that officially ends an hours-long government shutdown. only about 20 minutes ago, the president tweeted this. just signed our bill. our military will now be stronger than ever before. we love and need our military and gave them everything and more. first time this has happened in a long time. also means jobs, jobs, jobs. about four hours ago around 2:30 a.m., the house approved the budget deal hours after the senate passed it. the final vote there, 240-186. the government technically ran out of money at midnight eastern time triggering the second shutdown in less than a month. >> mill valley's fire chief lost his home during the north bay wildfires. now he wants to avoid a repeat in the community we are works. chief tom welch who you see from a previous story lost his home in santa rosa's coffee park

neighborhood. it's time to update mill valley's fire regulations. limiting the types of shrubs that can be plapted near homes. that means all plants would have to be five feet from a house and anything highly flammable would have to be at least 15 feet away. really interesting story regarding vineyards. it appears that almost none of them burned in the north bay. sonoma state university released a study showing 99.8% of the acres used for vineyards were not affected. that's based on 200 stakeholders. the public perception was that vineyards were heavily impacted and that may explain the drop in tasting room sales recently. there are new allegations of sexual harassment against a california politician. this time it's a female politician. assembly woman kristchristina g is being accused of groping a male staffer. the staffer works for another

lawmaker. he claims garcia stroked his back, squeezed his rear end and tried to touch his crotch during a baseball game in 2014. the assembly is investigating the incident. garcia responded by saying she has no recollection and the behavior is inconsistent with her values. the alameda county district attorney's office is targeting human trafficking with a new billboard. human trafficking is real and it's here. alameda district attorney nancy o he mali says any child or teen can meet them in the safety of their own home even. there's an epidemic of human trafficking and the sexual exploitation of children. antioch police ended up shooting a wanted fugitive after trying to take him into custody. happened just after 5:00 yesterday afternoon on golf course road. sky 7 showing us the scene. officers spotted the man and tried to arrest him.

antioch police say at least one officer fired his weapon and hit the man. he was then taken to the hospital. it's unclear what led up to the shooting. but antioch police are calling the man a dangerous fugitive and say he was wanted in several areas. the drug enforcement administration is saying little about a raid at a small czech business in san jose. dea agents, deputies and highway patrol officers swarmed the shop on south first street yesterday. in the end, the dea says only one person was arrested. no word on charges. the incident reportedly sparked confusion at the nearby sacred heart community services. our media partner, san jose mercury news say people at the nonprofit feared falsely that an i.c.e. raid was about to take place. after losing her job as san francisco's mayor, london breed made changes that could be viewed as retaliation. the chronicle reports breed who is a board of supervisor's president unseated hillary row anyone as chair of the public

safety and neighborhood services committee. she also pulled aaron peskin off a committee and removed norman yee from his permanent seat on the budget and finance committee. yee nominated mark farrell for interim mayor. peskin and ronan worked to get him the vote. she says it's a new opportunity for board members. the 49ers will officially introduce their quarterback of the future. jimmy garoppolo. >> you can watch it all live. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live in santa clara this morning with more details on the richest man in the nfl. >> reporter: good morning, jessica and reggie. jimmy garoppolo certainly stirred you have a lot of excitement for 49ers fans. he won five straight games to end the season. now he's winning off the field as well. he is going to be talking, along with the 49ers contract here at levi stadium later this morning. the record-breaking deal is five

years, $137.5 million. it's the largest average per-year contract in nfl history. golic and wingo, the talk was about how much pressure is now on the team and their big money quarterback. >> i don't think letting a contract dictate expectations changes what you do in the building. yeah, we might look at that different. but he went 5-0 in the first five games. our expectations were going to be through the roof regard letters of the contract. >> the 49ers traded the second-round pick to the patriots for jimmy g in the middle of the past season. that may turn into a huge bargain. we're planning to stream the press conference on our website abc7news.com. reporting live in santa clara, matt keller, abc 7 news. matt, thank you. it could soon be easier to tell if your neighbor is renting your home out as an airbnb. the very visual change that some bay area officials are

considering. kate upton opening up about her "me too" claim against the co-founder of guess. what she reveals on gma this morning. good morning to you. 61 degrees and clear in san jose right now. the high today will be in the 70s. we'll see a little bit of cooling as we get through the weekend. average high in the low 60s. when we come back, a look at the entire bay area forecast. a live look outside right now at the bay bridge toll plaza. the cars are stacking up a bit. we're going to check in with frances and lisa, of course.

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airbnbs and home aways could soon be required to have signage that i.d.s them as short-term rental properties. >> supervisors will decide whether to enact the rules. the signage would need to have tax payment information, business licenses and contact information for the property owner. the rules are being considered in response to complaints by local residents about traffic and noise. good morning everyone. we are looking at clear image of

live doppler 7. no fog to speak of. and the big dome of high pressure that's been keeping us dry with above average temperatures will weaken over the weekend. here's mt. tam. winds at 17 miles an hour. i don't know if you can see the camera is shaking a bit. the winds will continue to crank up over the next 24 hours. 50 in mountain view. 47 in gilroy. 41 half moon bay. closer to home here downtown, it's a clear start with 42 up in santa rosa. no fog there. 39 by the delta. 44 half moon bay. so the winds definitely an issue tomorrow. as for today, if you're headed out to exercise, enjoying the beach or the water, no problems out there. more 70s, upper 60s closer to the bay. frances? >> lisa, we had quite a few accidents this morning, but a lot have cleared. it's looking pretty good right now. san jose, here's a live shot of 101 and 880. headlights moving northbound on 101. there are sluggish spots. but overall, it's looking good

into san francisco. the bay bridge toll plaza has been the hotspot. it always is, i suppose. it's backed up into the maze right now. we had a couple earlier stalls on the upper deck of the bay bridge. the ride westbound, 580 slow. tracy to dublin. 43 minutes. right now, no major problems elsewhere. reggie, jessica. >> frances, thank you. california prison inmates are now suing because of what happens during welfare checks. more people whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the hotel you want. don't sweat your booking. tripadvisor. the latest reviews. the lowest prices.

now to the white house. a growing firestorm over a top aide, rob porter, forced out after two ex-wives accuse him of abuse. the pressure is mounting on white house chief of staff john kell i and other top aides. why didn't they take action? porter packed up his office yesterday and left. this after the white house initially said porter would stay on the job after resigning to oversee a smooth transition. his first ex-wife released this photo saying he punched her in the face in the year 2005. porter calls the allegations outrageous and simply false. a federal judge in san francisco is deciding whether to dismiss two lawsuits filed by state prison inmates. the inmates claim noise during welfare checks causes severe

sleep deprivation. they argue welfare and suicide checks which happen every 30 minutes by prison guards are unconstitutionally cruel punishment. the jump will issue a written ruling at a later date. rising rents, cost of living and traffic, these are just some of the reasons why many people move out of the bay area. where are they going? a new report shows bay area residents are finding greener pastures in portland, eugene, austin, denver, san diego, sacramento and los angeles. according to our media partner, the mercury news, 16,000 people left the silicon valley during the last quarter of 2017 in search of cheaper homes and a better life. a better life thing i'm going to argue with. cheaper homes, can't argue with that. >> oh, my gosh. >> less traffic, frances. i can relate. cheaper homes, less traffic. who would not want that. we are seeing a lot of slowing out there. it's not too bad for a friday. little bit of slowing southbound

880 through hayward approaching the san mateo bridge. we've had numerous accidents and a couple stalls. things are backed up toward the foot of maze because of earlier stalls on the upper deck. southbound 280 in san jose has been cleared despite an earlier rollover crash. headlights on northbound 280. mass transit, b.a.r.t., union, ace trains reporting no delays. a pretty good forecast ahead. >> frances, good morning to you. live doppler 7 checking in. no fog to speak of. still under the influence of this huge dome of high pressure in the eastern pacific. storms are riding well to the north. a weak one will influence us. 49 san mateo. 50 in mountain view. here's the trepd for several days. saturday the gusty winds pick up in the 60s around the bay. sunday we're cooler. look at all the 60s. no 70s for a change. into monday, in forecast holds true. in fact, even upper 50s for san francisco by monday. the reason for it?

that weak system and the breezy winds. these winds are going to continue to dry at a relative humidity. 7:00 saturday evening, the winds are gusting out of the north anywhere from 32 to 38 miles an hour from the north and east bay hills. that's certainly not a good sign when we haven't seen rain all month long. even about two weeks now. this will continue through the overnight hours. it will ease up, though on sunday. back to today. low 70s for san jose. 71 in sunnyvale. look for 71 in san mateo. 66 in pacifica. a bit cooler here from the sunset. the richmond daly city, mid-60s. vallejo. orinda, castro valley. in the low 70s for concord and pittsburg. the accuweather seven-day forecast. we're mild again. cooler after the the coast today, tomorrow. windy. the numbers bump back up a bit as we get towards the middle of next week in time for valentine's day.

no rain in the next seven days. frances? >> all right. here's your toyota tahoe report. i can safely say you will not need your chains today. here's a look. if you're heading out to squaw valley. an easy ride. 3 hours 10 minutes. a good base in north star and heavenly is delay-free. no chains required at all. if you're heading to the other ski resorts, sugar bowl, 3 hours. that's all of the drive is. no chains required and highway 50 looking good. tahoe problem-free. no chains at all. even into this weekend. it's great for little kids to learn how to ski. i took my kids last weekend. so an easy drive today. guys in. pizza, french fries, right? do they still teach them that. >> a powerball winner will have a day in court. the new hampshire woman files

suit claiming that releasing her name would constitute a significant invasion of her privacy. a judge agreed to hear arguments next tuesday in the case. she says she made a huge mistake when she signed her real name on the back of the ticket before contacting a lawyer. new hampshire law claims a lottery winner's name, town and prize amount are public information. that woman won $559 million last month. stop crying. p tearless onions are here. the company that created them was able to determine the exact compound that makes us tear up when cutting an onion. they took that compound out and this is what you get. something that looks and tastes like a regular sweet onion without the burn in your eyes. consumers wanted it. now they have it. >> the future is amazing. san francisco's museum has had a great view of the city. but now the view is looking

inside. this is nice. >> we'll show you a plan to house dozens of people impacted by the north baf wildfires in shipping containers has been scrapped. first, here's rob marciano with a look at what's ahead on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. good morning. coming up on gma, breaking news. lawmakers scrambling overnight. the last-second votes to keep the government open. we're live on capitol hill with the latest. also ahead, kate upton joins us live for an abc news exclusive interview. what she has to say about the accusations against guess co-founder, paul marciano. all coming up on gma. we'll see you then.

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good morning. it's chilly. grab the jacket. a little change. mid-60s around the bay. upper 60s inland. not a lot of sunshine today and by the afternoon, 3:00, jackets are off. sweat shirts are off. another day that feels like spring out there. spring out there. the chp posted this video showing an air crew members landing for an unexpected training for an unexpected water landing. chp says it's mandatory for all

crews and required to become a pilot or flight officer. just got a facelift. we've teamed up with hood line to show you the new and improved randall museum. >> $9 million bought a lot of improvemented for the free museum. go to the basement and find a model train exhibit behind closed doors since 1961. used to have special permission to see it. come sunday, it will be open to everyone. the museum is a science and education center. it's also home to 100 animals who can't survive in the wild. their habitats got upgrades. >> over here is the desert exhibit and a turtle, iguana and rabbit all living together. they're accessible and kids can see them. in the urban exhibit, kids and families can actually touch the animals. >> can hear them, too. they sound happy. >> their house got renovated. they're thrilled. >> the grand reopening happens

sunday from 10:00 to 2:00. on saturday, you can learn to light saber. for a first-timer, it's free. it's in the tenderloin. there's an intro class saturday with a promise to get into combat by the end of the class. a sports saber is provided. i'm working backwards here. on friday, the opening gala for st beer week happens at pier 35. we're told 120 breweries from the region will be there. yes, you can sample all you want. >> just make sure if you go tonight to drink, tomorrow when you do the light saber class that you're ready to go. >> yeah. great reflexes. >> yes. a hangover in light saber class, they don't go hand in hand. you can go to abc7news.com and we'll link you up with hoodline. canada's prime minister is waking up in san francisco. next at 6:30, his message for the bay area. two issues made getting home on b.a.r.t. difficult last

night. what you can expect this morning. mack the cat back home in the north bay after an emotional custody battle. hear from the woman reunited with her beloved feline friend lost during the north bay wildfires. as you start your day at 6:27, keep

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be prepared for a wild end to a wild week on wall street. the opening bell at the new york stock exchange is ringing now. it's also ringing at the nasdaq. this is a live look at both. the dow opens this morning officially in correction territory after plunging more than 1,000 points twice this week. we, of course, are going to keep tracking the markets this morning. we'll let you know what happens when trading begins. good morning on this friday, february 9th. hope you're feeling good. i mean, why not feel good? it's friday, we have beautiful weather, right, lisa? >> right. we have sick people out. >> we do. >> we're keeping the motivation going for a beautiful day today. although, we need rain, we want

rain. not getting it today. live doppler is cleefrmt look at the view from mt. tam. sunrise 7:05. low 40s inland. upper 40s around the bay. we're in the 60s by noontime. but the coast we'll see highs in the 60s. then the winds kick in for the first part of the weekend. >> lisa, there's a new injury crash in the east bey. head over to westbound 4 at willow pass road. emergency crews are on route to the scene. traffic is going to slow down on the westbound 4 stretch making your way to 242. the drive time for you, antioch to hercules is 35 minutes. also slow is westbound 80 from highway 4 to the maze. there was an earlier accident but the drive time is 36 minutes northbound 87 looking good through san jose despite an earlier problem as well. that breaking news, we have finally a last-minute deal to

end a government shutdown. president trump has just signed a bipartisan budget measure, officially ending the hours-long shutdown. abc news reporter kenneth moton is live in washington, d.c. with more on this story. kenneth? >> that's right, jessica. president trump signed the new budget deal about an hour ago. he just tweeted that this bill is a big victory for our military. he says the military also received everything and more. with his signature, yes. the government has officially reopened. overnight, high-wired drama on capitol hill. congress failed to fund the government by midnight sparking the second shutdown in less than a month. the reason? conservative senator rand paul's issue with the sweeping two-year budget deal that comes with a half trillion dollar price tag. >> this deficit is exploding. there isn't the alarm you should see. >> for hours they held up a vote brokered by senate leaders. >> friend and colleague from

kentucky does not join the president in supporting the bill. it's his right, of course, to vote against the bill. but i would argue that it's time to vote. >> just before 2:00 a.m., the sole opposition stepped aside making way for a vote. the senate passing the bill 71-28. with an amendment -- >> moving to the house, another fight against the huge increase in spending. you get some things you like, you give the other side things they like. >> the budget deal boosts defense and domestic spending. includes billions for infrastructure, opioid treatment and the children's health insurance program. >> this spending bill is a debt junkie's dream. >> nobody wants a shutdown. >> on the house floor, an early morning debate. on this vote, the yeas are 240, the nays 186. just after 5:00 a.m. house members took a vote approving to fund and reopen the government. >> the house and senate will now tackle immigration to address the fate of the dreamers. the undocumented and those young

undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children illegally. the president signed the budget into law. he seth said negotiations on immigration start now. kenneth moton, abc 7 news. reggie, jessica? kenneth, thank you. it's a list of who's who. first the titans of tech, now the leaders of california. canadian prime minister justin trudeau wraps up his visit. >> amy hollyfield for us in knob hill. amy? >> good morning. yes he's got meetings first thing this morning at the fairmont hotel. if yesterday is any indication, there will be fans to greet him. prime minister justin trudeau arrived in san francisco yesterday morning and had several meetings to the variety of tech leaders, including jeff bazos. the prime minister said he is here to strengthen u.s. and canadian relations and to try and encourage silicon valley to

do more business in canada. efts greeted with a lot of support from san franciscans trying to catch a glimpse of him. >> canadians are extremely excited about the opportunities coming their way in the world as i've seen in the meetings i've had, whether it's here or elsewhere around the world. >> people are really interested in what we're doing in canada. >> this morning, he will meet with governor jerry brown and lieutenant governor gavin newsome. they plan to talk about trade and climate. those meetings will start at 8:15 this morning. after that, he will head to los angeles. reporting live in san francisco. amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank you. developing news b.a.r.t. service, back to normal this morning for the morning commute. >> good news, considering many troubles were in the east bay last night. a fire at a substation before 10:00 a.m. caused major delays. it happened as the crowd was leaving oracle arena following the warriors game.

that problem cleared up before 10:30 p.m. there were reports of smoke on the train and p flames on the track. that led to the bay fair station being closed. >> whatever the problem was there, it was clear and service started returning to normal after midnight. our media partner, the east bay times reports a victim was found on the ground of 74th avenue at around 8:00 last night. paramedics were called but unfortunately, the victim died at the scene. police are now offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to the arrest of a suspect in this fatal shooting. police on the campus of san francisco state university are investigating a death at an on campus dormitory. officers called to marry ward hall after someone reported an unresponsive person. campus police believe the individual had been dead for some time. the identity of the victim

hasn't been released. it could cost tens of millions of dollars to fix lead contamination in water taps. the east bay times reports the district is looking at replacing water lines as well as faucets. the estimated cost, $38 million. the district's plan would be to spread it out over five years. a majority of the funding would come through local funding through construction bonds. >> good friday morning. you've made it to the end of the week. skies are clear. it's chilly out. from the sutro tower camera, the sun comes up at 7:05. looks like a nice looking afternoon if you like it dry and sunny. no problems on the roadways. mass transit and if you're going to be on the water, winds are calm today. not tomorrow, though. in fact, upper elevation winds will get breezy later on today. so we're looking at a nice start to the day with 55 in san francisco, 51 in san jose, 41 half moon bay and from mt. tam this morning, yeah, this is what we get to look at.

42 santa rosa. 39 by the delta. it's 44 in livermore. so with the clear sky, numbers are starting off on the cool side. but spending time on the peninsula will be in the 60s by 10:00. mid-60s noontime. highs in the lower 70s. so records, there could be a few today. you'll notice once again, where are the changes. they're subtle changes that come in along the shoreline with a bit of a sea breeze. otherwise, low 70s inland. we're looking clear tonight and the winds kicking up. the fire danger drying out the air tomorrow. frances? >> lisa, a couple new problems to tell you about. there have been quite a few accidents this friday morning. we've been tracking this on westbound 4 near willow pass road. an ambulance on route. traffic already slow as you make it towards bay point. another crash westbound 37 at skaggs island. traffic is quickly backing up right now as you make your way towards the point where there could be another separate crash.

here's a look at westbound 80 for the taillights heading for the taillights heading towards the bay

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developments. cvs is giving employees a raise. it's all thanks to president trump's tax cuts. the starting wage at cvs will be $11 an hour. that equals recent increases at walmart and target. cvs says it will give pay raises to many workers already making more than that. this morning, super model, kate upton is opening up about the accusations of sexual misconduct that she's making against guess co-founder, paul marciano. the 25-year-old spoke with robin roberts on "good morning america." she said she was sexually and emotionally harassed at 18 years old old when she was a model for them. >> honestly, i don't need his validation for what happened. i'm not looking for him to come forward and tell the truth. honestly, i expected him to do that. it speaks to how he's treated these allegations in the past. and it used to work before. but that's not the case anymore.

we're being hurt. our stories are taken seriously. >> you can watch the entire kate upton interview on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. on abc 7. speak up and speak out. that is the message the san jose police department is promoting with a series of videos encouraging men to take a stand against domestic violence. >> only men can own men's violence against women. >> their silence is as much a part of the problem as the abuse. >> the video is the first in a series of public service announcements, condemning domestic violence. it's endorsed by several advocacy groups. >> fremont police are searching for four men and a get away driver. one ended in a home invasion robbery. one ended on little foot place. four masked men broke into a home. they demanded money and valuables. the robbers hit some of those

victims. >> started screaming. don't shoot. before i even completed my sentence. somebody came in and -- >> fortunately, one person locked themselves in the bathroom and was able to call for help. called 9-1-1. the suspect left with cash and electronics before police arrived. the plan to house north bay fire victims in shipping containers is now scrapped. they had brought over shipping containers from the site of the burning manifest val. the thought here was the containers to be used as tiny homes and housing for 75 people. the press democrat reports they're giving up efforts because they're frustrated with the permitting process and couldn't get funding. emergency officials changing the way they term evacuation warnings following last month's devastating mudslides. authorities say they're eliminating the word voluntary. they say the new phrases will be

pre-evacuation advisory, recommended evacuation warning and mandatory evacuation order. officials say the terms are clear and they stress that an evacuation is still recommended. many people remain in their homes despite mandatory or voluntary evacuation orders when the deadly storm hit on january 9th. san mateo police officers will now be wearing body cameras. the department is moving ahead with the camera program after several months of testing. the department says the devices will help in gathering evidence and make officers more accountable for their actions. san mateo police say anyone who has a question can ask an officer or stop by the department. only on abc 7, ts a happy story of a north bay wildfire reunion between a family and their cat named mack. >> mack disappeared during the wildfires and was found and adopted by a new family. his original family, though, wanted him back. but the new family declined to

give him up despite a 100% positive dna test. a local ordinance protecting owners of lost animals. it spurred a social media rally with hundreds much comments and a hash tag. #give mack back. on wednesday, the unidentified couple, though, did give mack back. we just want to say thank you for doing the right thing. at the end of the day, they did what was right. we feel for them. >> shelby wallace, the cat's owner has no hard feelings toward the couple. a lot of excitement surrounding the upcoming royal wedding and who may be performing. prince harry and meghan markle are getting married in may. but you knew that, right? >> this morning, there's speculation sir elton john will be singing at their wedding. the 70-year-old is canceling several concerts in las vegas to attend the big wedding. "good morning america" says the singer had been waiting for a nod from the couple to make arrangements and apparently it has come his way. now the big question is, will he

be performing? we're still waiting to find out. >> i'm going to guess, totally guessing here, no. i think he's going to want to be an attendee. >> a guest. >> and not have to work. >> ep jnjoy the wedding. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >> starting out with live doppler 7. we're chilly. got the clear sky. boy, is it pretty out there with the sun coming up just after 7:00. numbers look like this. in the mid-50s. temperatures go 47 oakland, 51 san jose. 41 on the coast. half moon bay and from mt. tam, i don't think we get tired of this view. numbers in the low 40s from livermore to santa rosa. 39 by the delta. it's 49 in napa and concord. we will be looking at another day of unseasonably warm temperatures, as much as 15 degrees above average. gusty winds arrive late tonight into tomorrow. fire danger increases. much cooler over the weekend and then into monday as well.

here's the trend as we go towards your saturday. the winds kick up. temperatures will come down a few degrees and then as we get into sunday, the cooling continues. in fact, struggling to 60 degrees in san francisco and by monday, looks like we're back to near average, right? not so fast. looks like numbers will come back up after that. 72 in san jose. low 70s on the peninsula once again. 60s from the sunset. upper 60s south city. north bay numbers, 70s petaluma. low 70s for you. inland, 72 in pittsburg today. breezy tonight. good morning, frances. >> good morning, lisa. good morning everyone. it's a pretty slow ride on westbound 4. there's an injury crash at willow pass road. here's the drive time for you from antioch to concord. it's now 33 minutes. the westbound 580 ride trace toy dublin is 36 minutes. the north bay looking great into san francisco. a 16-minute ride. brake lights on southbound 680 through-wall nut creek.

a couple few more problems as you continue farther down the road. one near crow canyon and more slowing there possibly. also westbound 37 pretty heavy approaching skaggs island because of a couple earlier accidents that have been cleared. one at sears point as well. thank you, frances. b.a.r.t. riders are getting an eyeful of art. >> there's a lot of cool new posters on board the trains and throughout the station. the topics tackle backpack etiquette, elevator cleanliness, littering and fare evasion to name a few topics. the transit agency enlisted graphic design students from the california college of the arts in san francisco and they came up with these designs. those posters will be displayed all year long. whatever helps. next, the seven things you need to know before you go. >> a live look outside. it's a beautiful morning and day today. look at that beautiful sunrise. abc 7 news now. we have your up to dat

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the government is back open after shutting down at 9:00 p.m. last night. the house passed a spending bill at 2:30 this morning our time overnight. president trump signed it just before 6:00 a.m. canadian prime minister skbrus continue trudeau is in san francisco this morning. he's set to meet with governor jerry brown and the lieutenant governor at the fairmont hotel. let's take a live look at the new york stock exchange. you see the dow up nearly 300 points. that's 292 points after yesterday's 1,000-point plunge. "good morning america" will have the latest at 7:00 a.m. number 4, we're expecting to hear from jimmy garoppolo today. he will speak at a news conference on the record five-year deal he just made with the 49ers. worth more than $137 million. number 5, calendar getting into mid-february. still feeling like spring today with upper 60s in the city, low 70s inland. number 6, traffic has not

been friday light. we've had three earlier stalls on the bay bridge. it is backed up into the maze and some slow rides as well. it continues to be sluggish from highway 4 to the maze. that's almost 40 minutes. number 7, baseball is back. well, kind of. giants fans tomorrow at at&t park. you can get autographs, listen to q and as. walk on the field. plus all the new players are expected to be there. it all starts at 10:00 a.m. and it's free. that's exciting. i've done some walks near at&t park lately and i think it's perfect baseball weather. >> there were t-shirts in that video. i don't think it will be quite that warm tomorrow >> wheneve it starts, the rain comes. hopefully, we'll get that miracle march and everything will work out. cooler tomorrow. >> little cooler tomorrow. bring a jacket or sweatshirt. if you're going there. frances, we're going to showcase the shoes. very excited about the shoes this morning. we put her at the end of the

couch. we'll be back with an update in 25 minutes. >> good morning, america. breaking news, overnight the government shuts down again. senator rand paul's protest. the late night drama before an early morning deal. but what about those dreamers left out? and a giant storm shutting down schools across the midwest this morning. more than a thousand flights canceled as the biggest snowstorm of the season slams the heartland. and now new concerns. an even bigger storm heading for the northeast. an abc news exclusive. kate upton here live telling her story. those alarming allegations against the co-founder of guess and her message for women everywhere only on "gma" this morning. and let the games begin. the olympic opening ceremony under way. team usa arriving in style.