ak yyou. this will morning there's a $200 billion deal to end the battle between to silicon valley titans. this settlement involves uber and waymo, which uber of ripping off its self-driving car technology. it went to trial. it was under way this morning when there was word there was a

settlement. waymo says uber is taking steps to make sure their technology doesn't end up in its cars. uber says it has not used any trade secrets from waymo, but under the settlement, uber give way $monthem a stake. we are committed to working with uber to make sure each company develops its own technology ies. canadian prime minister justin trudeau is wrapping up his visit to the bay area. he spent his time in san francisco meeting with the jerry

brown and gavin newsom. amy hollyfield joins us at the fairmont hotel in the city. >> our california leaders never mentioned their canadian friend but thanking the prime minister for being such an energetic leader on the international stage, saying that's not lost on those in the political sphere out here. thanking him for being so active in washington saying leadership is mia on that topic. it was all smiles inside san francisco's fairmont this morning where the prime minister of canada met with jerry brown and gavin newsom, who kept the mood light with a joke about the city by the bay. >> appreciate the prime minister being in san francisco, as an ex-mayor, we love to describe the city as 49 square miles surrounded by reality. which is a wonderful way to

describe a whacky and wonderful place. >> reporter: justin trudeau posed with for a quick photo op and then repeated the process with lieutenant governor, making brief comments at each appearance. >> it's great to be in your great city, talk about all the issues that bind together california and canada. >> reporter: the two main topics were trade and climate change. after the meeting we caught up with the governor who ee rab rated why this is a focus with the prime minister. >> this is serious. it's dangerous. the trump people have their head in the sand and we have to makallies. >> reporter: three protesters slipped through security and chanted the pipeline. the governor told us he could hear them but he was relieved to learn they weren't there for him. >> i noticed them.

we didn't get into that topic, other than he clarified they were for him, not for me. >> reporter: the prime minister will leave here and head to l.a. where he plans to make a speech at the ronald reagan presidential library. he'll meet with mayor of los angeles and head home. developing news. another volatile day at wall street. taking a look at the big board. dow jones down 42 points, about 02%. fears about inflation sent the dow plunging 6.5% this week. the market turmoil with booming stock prices with virtually no sharp declines. such a rapid rise is unusual and market analysts long warned a pullback was overdue. >> it's an opportunity for people to get back in and for

the market to adjust to what some people think is more of a correct price for markets relative to the company earnings they are based on. >> the message from a lot of investors this morning is don't panic. stocks are significantly higher than a year ago. for a typical 401(k) invest esh you're looking at a gain of 12%. president trump signed a budget deal bringing an end to a very brief government shutdown. happened while most of us were getting ready for bedtime last night. abc news has the latest from washington. >> reporter: the second shutdown in less than a month ended early with votes in house and senate. >> motion is adopted. >> reporter: despite support from a majority of republicans and democrat. for officially nine hours the

government was shut because of one senator. rand paul objected because it increases deficits. >> i don't advocate for shutting the government down, neither do i advocate for keeping it open and borrowing $1 million a minute. >> reporter: he held up the vote on the bipartisan agreement brokerd by senate leaders. >> the colleague from kentucky does not join the president in supporting the bill. but i would argue it's time to vote. >> reporter: on the house side, many democrats were upset the agreement does nothing to protect the undocumented immigrants brought to the country as children. >> if another country said they were going to deport 800,000 people, we would be appalled. >> this agreement will allow us to step off this carousel of short-term funding bills that do nothing put butter our military

and stymie other important agenda items. >> reporter: president trump tweeted it was a big victory for our military. no another tweet he said they would get down to the negotiations on the fate of the dreamers soon. new details on allegations of sexual allegations against a california assembly woman. she announced she would take unpaid leave. she's is accused of groping a staffer. he claims gavr garcia she has no recollection and it's inconsistent with her values. a lot of people in the bay area would love jimmy garoppolo

to commit to them but this morning he is thanking the 49ers. matt keller joins us live from levi stadium. >> reporter: it's all about the wins. jimmy garoppolo has won every game he has started. at this press conference in 30 minutes, it's going to be all about the money. jimmy garoppolo has become the 49ers' biggest star after arriving in midseason in a trade. they will welcome him back season with a record-breaking contract. >> i think it will be great for the 49ers and stadium. i live in santa clara. >> i'm stoked. it's been a long time. >> reporter: garoppolo's contract is worth $137.5 million, breaking the previous

record hide by $500,000 per season. this contract, or more specifically, the money was a hot topic on our sister network, espn this morning. >> if he makes $137 million in five years, which entertainer makes more than that in five years. >> a bunch of them. >> a bunch of them. a ton of them. >> really? >> the list is -- we always complain about athletes but no one complains about taylor swift making $80 million a year. >> garoppolo won all five games he started. some fans are waiting to see if he's worth the big bucks. >> i think he might be worth it. he might be. >> not sure? >> i'm not sure yet. >> i'm worried about the money they paid him. did that with kaepernick, no disrespect, but he wasn't the man. >> reporter: you can watch the news conference live as we stream it on abc7news.com.

>> thank you. if you shop with amazon, check out this next story. find out how the online retail giant are shake up the shipping industry and what that means for customers. and kate upton is firing back. what she's now saying about the guess co-founder who she claims called her fat and forcibly kissed her. hi there, everyone. element every almost the 70s in half moon bay. we have another nice day in store but the weekend

welcome back. kate upton is opening up about allegations of sexual harassment she's making about guess co-founder. she spoke to robin roberts on "good morning america." she says marciano harassed her when she was a model for guess when she was 18 years old. he once called her a fat pig on set, forcibly grabbed her breast and kissed her face and neck. marciano has denied the allegations. >> no, honestly, i don't really need his validation for what happened so i'm not looking for him to come forward and tell the truth. i expected him to do that. i think it speaks to how he's

treated these allegations in the past. it used to work before but that's not the case anymore. and we're being heard and our stories are being taken seriously. >> reporter: a photographer who worked with upton on some of the guess shoots corroborated account to abc news. her husband major league baseball pitcher jason verlander says he's proud of his wife. the department is moving ahead with body 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 with a question can stop an officer or stop by the station. according to "the wall street journal," amazon is planning to launch awe new service called shipping with amazon. it will allow the company to

pick up packages from businesses and then deliver them directly to customers. the launch will roll out in the coming weeks. after news broke, shares of shipping companies like fedex and u.p.s. started to drop. the weekend is here. if you don't have plans, don't worry. after the break get a sneak peek of an old san francisco favorite with a new look. and a live look right now at our roof

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an old san francisco favorite just got a face lift and is back. we hooked up with hoodline to show you the new and improved randall mu assuseum. >> now the view is looking insides are just as nice as the ones outside. $9 million bought a lot of improvements to this free museum. go to this basement and you'll see a model train museum. now on sunday it will be open to everyone. the museum is science and education center. it's helped more than 100 animals that can't survive the water and their habitats got upgraded. >> we have a desert exhibit, turtle, iguana and rabbit. kids can see them. in the urban exhibit you can touch the animals. >> you can hear them, too. >> their house just got

renovated. they're thrilled. >> the grand reopening happens sunday from 10:00 to 2:00. on sunday you can learn to lightsaber. if you're first time, it's free. ludo sport offers an intro class with a promise to get into combat by the end of the class. kind of working back through the weekend. friday is the opening gala for sf beer week. it starts at 6:30 at peer 35 and we're told 130 breweries from the area will be there. yes, you can sample them. make sure you're alert for the lightsaber class. probably doesn't mix well with a hangover. go to abc7news.com and we'll link you with hoodline. giants fans throughout northern california know baseball season doesn't begin on opening day. it really begins with the giants fan fest. the big event is taking place tomorrow at at&t park. there will be tons of food and fun for the entire family. players expected to attend

include madison bum gardner, buster posey. come out and welcome the three-time world series champions. marvel fans, we have a treat for you. coming up after it is break, the new trailer and the way it's sinking its fangs into new york city. why some fans the surprise is all on mom. see it next right this minute.

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hi there, everyone. another sunny day out there. i know february is not supposed to look like this day after day. we are approaching the middle of the month where we're looking at dry conditions. we need rain, we want rain, once again we're getting used to this picture. a big area of high pressure carving out a trough. a little haze at the surface from mt. tam. 11:00, 64 degrees in san francisco. the average high is 59 this time of year. 61 oakland, 63 in mountain view san jose.

gilroy. 72 degrees at the beach, half moon bay. we are looking at numbers climbing through the 60s on this panel. 68 in novato. 72 in livermore. the weather person isn't supposed to tb surprised, right? it's unbelievable how we keep breaking records. how we thought today would be another cooler day at the coast and we're looking at high fire danger this weekend as the winds kick up. a system will move over that ridge, bring the gusty winds, dry out the atmosphere, bring the temperatures down. but those winds are not what we want in this dry period. it will be breezy tonight in the upper elevations. because of that, we will be clear and we'll look for temperatures in the 40s and 50s. temperatures will be milder with all that air being mixed around. the wind gust we can anticipate overnight on the coast starting out over 30 miles an hour. look what happens as we go towards your afternoon on

saturday. winds, the direction here, out of the north, gusting to 15 to perhaps 25 miles an hour. niece are in the upper elevations. the good news is, the winds dial back as soon as sunday morning. in terms of the trends, you'll notice for saturday, with the winds, numbers will still be above average. 60s to 70s. then that system moves by. we're cooler on sunday. on monday we're even closer to average. today, though, we're in the 70s by the coast. in fact, low 70s to mid-70s elsewhere. another day where, perhaps, more records will fall. you download our accuweather appeapp and you can keep track of temperatures in your area. fan fast tomorrow will sunny skies and slightly cooler weather. this time the winds will be a factor around the bay. you notice, jessica, right when we cool down, we warm back up

again on wednesday and thursday. so, we're looking -- we're looking and we don't see any rain. >> it's been bizarre weather. some people like it. a lot of people do want that rain, though. >> it could go down in history as the driest with zero rain at all in february. >> wow. lisa, thank you. finally today, we are getting our first look at the new marvel movie "venom" set inn san francisco. the trailer was released and it's already causing some controversy among fans. >> you used to be one thing. now you're something else. >> tom hardy stars as a photographer who transforms into a frightening creature. fans are lalready complaining i does not show a single shot of hardy as vmplt enom but plenty shots of san francisco and we love to see our city showcased. >> why not? >> yeah, why not. get out and see san francisco

and the entire bay area this weekend. it's going to be beautiful. >> a little cooler. >> thanks for joining us.

>> welcome to whiz kids week. today we've got some amazing questions and an equally amazing bunch of kids ready to answer them and take a shot at winning that million-dollar prize, so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic music] ♪ hey, everybody. welcome to "millionaire." it's whiz kids week. so from atlanta, georgia, let's welcome back this whiz kid, 14-year-old yash kadadi. [cheers and applause] middle of a good game. you're playing well. actually, you are right in the middle. at $10,000, you are 7 questions in and 7 questions away from that $1 million. >> yeah. >> and you still have two lifelines if you need them. but before we get back your game, i heard this rumor about you having an alter ego. what's this about? >> yeah, so that all started when i performed a math rap in my school's talent show, and now