>> it's saturday, february 10th. good morning. and thanks so much for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen tracking live doppler 7 for us. hi lisa. >> high chris. cooler temperatures are arriving today. winds are kicking up in the higher elevations. live doppler 7 showing clouds around. livermore good morning to you. 44 degrees. 53 in los gatos. winds up to 27 miles an hour. over in the east bay still 12 to 15 miles an hour. the highlighted areas where we will see the windiest conditions from 10:00 today through midnight, the wind gusts could be up to 55 miles an hour, and out of the north-northeast. just drying out the a. 40s inland. 50s around the bay. low 50s at the coast by

noontime. upper 60s in the afternoon. seven to 12 degrees cooler than yesterday. we will track any rain chances in the accuweather seven-day forecast coming. this morning san francisco police opened an internal investigation after man says officers wouldn't help him find his stolen vehicle. on thursday the man spotted his own van and followed it for hours until he finally confronted the people behind the wheel. abc7 news anchor dion lim spoke to him about the vigilante search and seizure. >> we name all of our vans, this is kathleen. >> reporter: when sharky rented out kathleen and it didn't come back on its due date. >> we knew something was up. i knew they used a fake id. i cannot report the vehicle stolen. >> reporter: for california law you can't report a rental lost or stolen until it's five days after past due. sharky documented his frustration on twitter which

caught the eye of san francisco supervisor jane kim. >> i think there are changes to state law that can be done to better distinguish between imbezelment car theft and identity theft. >> reporter: in sheer luck, as sharky is going home from the dentist that day he sees the stolen van on sutter street in front of him. he called sfpd. and after being told their hand are tied decided to take matters into their own hand. >> followed him. >> reporter: they ended up at 17th and mission and finally reached the van one block over on valencia. >> that's when david and i hatched this plan we were going to go over there and bluff. >> reporter: after telling the three people inside the stolen van that police were on their way sharky got his keys back but not his sense of satisfaction. sfpd gave us this statement saying in part they are investigating the matter

internally. >> we know this is factoring into some of these break-in issues and facilitating it. we want to be part of the solution. >> reporter: in san francisco, dion lim, abc7 news. prosecutors will seek the death penalty for a man found guilty of killing two sheriff's deputies. after the jury hound handed down the verdict the convicted murderer have youed to unleash more violence. >> i will kill more cops, too. >> you heard it there. he said he is going to kill more cops. he shot and killed danny oliver and mike davis back in 2014. the sheriff of sacramento county praised the jury's decision. >> this certainly is a good, positive first step. and i'm certain that it will be the first step towards a long road towards justice. >> the penalty phase of brack montes's trial is set to begin next month. this morning three people

are recovering from injuries in southern california following a crash involving canadian prime minister justin troe due's motorcade. an suv purned in front of the procession that was leaving the reagan library in simi valley last night. the prime minister was knots hurt. and his vehicle was not directly involved in the crash. but a chp officer was taken to the hospital. the driver of the suv and her son were also hurt. the prime minister is in los angeles following his visit to san francisco. he wrapped up his two-day visit to the bay area at the fairmount hotel in san francisco yesterday. there he met with governor jerry brown as well as lieutenant governor gavin knewsome. his meeting with the governor focused on climate change. ontario and quebec have an agreement with california to lower greenhouse gas emissions. >> the fact that we have so much work to do together as friends and as a planet. >> the president is awol, he is absent without leave on the climb challenge. so we have to make up for that and be as creative as we

possibly can. >> huge crowds followed trudeau wherever he went. the prime minister has promised to visit san francisco again soon. at the fairmount hotels governor brown spoke with abc7 news in an exclusive interview. he talked about his plans for after he leaves office, climate change and a possible endorse men for who replaces him. you can find it on our abc7 news app. scroll down in the app and you will see it labeled as exclusive, abc7 talks to library brown. the lunar new year is next friday. governor brown helped ring in the new year at the chinese consulate last night. he talked about talking with xi yu lin about climate change. he also says california's stance on immigration is different than washington's. >> we are welcoming at our universities and our country. temporarily in washington there are a few people that dent like

immigrants so much. i will not mention who those people are [ laughter ] . but they don't represent california. >> after the speeches, officials held a toast to the year of the dog. happening today the annual flower fair in san francisco, which also celebrates the lunar new year. it's held in chinatown and features a colorful display including a lion dance. families can pick up flowers fruits and candies for their celebrations. today it begins at 10:00 a.m. it uns runs through sunday. there are several street closures in chinatown because of the fair. the new transbay transit center in san francisco may not open until august or september. the business times says construction snags are forcing the i dla. it was originally set for completion late last year. once it's open the transit center will bring 11 bay area transit systems together in one locate. it will feature a five story building with a bus plaza, retail pop up spaces, and a roof

top park. construction began in 2011. there is a new proposal that would ban tackle football in california until high school. lawmakers are citing growing concern overhead injuries and the potential danger to young athletes. the bill is set to be taken up this spring. if passed, california would become the first state to set a minimum age requirement for tackle football. it would affect thousands of children who play pop warner. the tackle football league is for kids 5 to 15 years old. similar bills have been proposed in new york, illinois, and maryland. oracle arena was packed last not. but not for the warriors. televangelist joel osteen was in the bay area for his night of hope series. katie utehs has more. >> reporter: pastors joel and victoria osteen take their mega church sermon on the road once a month. >> we come to lift people's

spirits. let them know that god in control of their lives. there are good thing up ahead they can let go to the past and have a new beginning. >> reporter: the message resonates with this woman who nearly died in a motorcycle crash. >> what he says is powerful. motivating. >> she started watching in the hospital on her phone. also we were bringing her books, her friends and family, to read. she got involved that way. >> reporter: the houston preachers took heat last year during hurricane harvey. some questioned whether their mega church was doing enough to house people displaced by flooding. >> we would do better next time because we have people there. but you know, the city didn't know it was going to be that kind of flood either. they had failures too. but you know what, we give them grace. >> the only thought i have on that, that's him and god. he has to deal with that. >> reporter: owe citizen steen's net worth is estimated between 40 and $60 million. he says he stopped taking a church salary following the success of his books. >> never done any of this to make money.

i never dreamed my books would sell tens of millions >> organizers say they have sold mar than 0,000 tickets. talking about the weather today. and we were hoping for more sun and record breaking heat. not going to happen, right? >> no. we have had enough, haven't we? >> yes. >> it's stihl still going to be dry and sunny. but the wind will be breezy in the bay. in upper elevations already seeing wind gusts in excess of 20 miles an hour. it's 52 downtown. low to mid 40s in the inland valleys. no fog. it's clear. it won't be as windy tomorrow, but cooler. we will track the trends ahead coming. a fierce competition at stanford. teams traveled from all over the world to pitch their best ideas. the winners may have a project you may want to be a part of. this mountain

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welcome back. everyone. time now is 6:126789 we are taking a live look outside from our sutro tower camera. there is no rain in the forecast today. how long will the dry spell last? we will check in with meteorologist lisa argen coming up. breaking news out of south korea. kim jong-il, leader of north korea has invited the president of south korea to a summit. the invitetation between during

this meeting in seoul between the south korean president and kim jong-il's sister. in the same meeting moon told kim's sister the north should have talks with the united states. here in the bay area there is a competition to make the world a better place. at stanford international teams vied for $100,000 pitching solutions to a variety of problems shark tank style. katie marzullo has the story. >> reporter: showmanship can't hurt. but at the heart of this competition is heart. people helping to lift others out of poverty. >> hello? >> the team from vietnam created aloe weather, a system to text farmers about the weather. >> giving them information, i have to spread my fertilizer today because it's going to rain tomorrow. and then they save on money. >> reporter: two women from india want to give girls more opportunities in science and math. >> these girls when they grow up they are going to have more

economic mobility. they are going to be more responsible for their own body for their own decisions. >> reporter: the competition was created by the humanitarian organization care and styled after abc's shark tank. judges included executives from lyft, starbucks. >> i think shark tank is a misnomer. this is going to be collaborative. >> reporter: the winners are the judge's pick from the republic of georgia takes home $75,000. they will use the money to help ad cooperatives get access to investments. the favorite the ghana gets $25,000. they help world women use biogas for cooking rather than spending hours gathering fuel. a mountain lion cub now has a new home in sonoma county after he was badly burned in a southern california wildfire. charlie suffered burns to all four of his paws during the thomas fire in december. vets covered his feet with sarl sill annia skins to help them

heal. he is now six months old. experts say it's too dangerous to release him back into the wild. >> he would didn't feel that that was the responsible thing to do in this situation. we you knew we could treat him anding had his pain. >> charlie lou lives in a pen next to a young female. some day they will share the same habitat at sonoma county wild five rescue. >> the numbers are in for the 2017 grape crush. north coast vineyards produced a record $1.5 billion grapes partly because of higher prices. the size of the grop fell 8%. last year's harvest was smaller because of a labor day heat wave and smoke taint from the fires. now our accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. saturday morning. bringing in some wind, upper elevations right now. weak weather system will allow for cooler temperatures but the ridge still in place across the west coast. and it will bring the numbers

down but they are still going to be above average. right now, temperatures are in the 40s and 50s. it's pretty mild at the coast. 54 degrees. it's much warmer than yesterday. so everyone pretty much trending warmer at this hour than they were yesterday. 50 in concord. it's 51 in fremont. as a result you will notice the yellow here indicating the warmer start to the day, especially on the coast. up in novato. as we look outside, you will notice visibility is pretty good. looking at to the only the winds today. but that increases the fire danger. they are an offshore component out of the north. that will dry out the atmosphere decrease the relative humidity and make things ripe to spark perhaps a fire. hopefully not. cooler sot, tomorrow, thou monday and the dry weather continues into next week. here's where we expect the winniestness conditions. from the north bay. highest elevations could see winds up to 55 miles per hour. they could be sustained at 25 to 35 miles an hour.

keep that in mind if you are out for a hike or a bike ride. even the east bay hills. you are going the see breezy wind. in the next few hours. 3:00 in the afternoon, yellows, the double digits here. winds gusting out of the north. windier tonight. 35 to 40 miles an hour winds from the delta through the napa hills of even the coast will be quite breezy. as we get into sunday things really calm down. temperatures will be much cooler as well starting out early tomorrow. as we look at sunday, noticeably cooler, upper 50s to low 60s. monday the cooling continues, a few more low 60s. then the numbers come back up three to five degrees on tuesday as the system departs and the numbers rebound. san jose today at 70. should be in 60s. it will be cooler. the coolest day looks to be on monday. temperatures continuing to drop tomorrow. then we are back up by the middle to the end of next week. elsewhere in the south bay, look

for the upper 60s. 69 in redwoodcity as well as mountain view. 63 in pacific. yesterday you were at 66 one of the cooler locations. 65 downtown. that's down 11 trees from yesterday's highs. it was 80 at the sonoma county airport yesterday. 70 today. 67 in voyage. near east bay, about 9 for hayward and fremont. arinne de checking in in the upper 60s. the concord airport, buchanan field was at 81. today it will be ten degrees cooler in san ramon at 70. the accuweather seven-day forecast looking at temperatures touchdown. pleasant but it will be breezy to windy. sixty to low 70s. the temperatures drop more tomorrow, and we are around average on monday. a few clouds on tuesday. valentine's day looking a little bit milder as well as thursday. a little change on friday. download our accuweather app and you will notice the wide range of numbers throughout the bay today and the next several days. so no rain the next seven. >> good the know. lisa. thank you. it is a simple gesture that

anyone can do at that maic a difference. invite someone sitting alone to eat lunch together. some bay area high school teens visited their middle school counter-parts yesterday to teach younger students how to be more inclusive. abc7 news watt at david mills middle school in san ramon for national no one eats alone today. >> the skills that kids learn in middle school, i think they take those into high school and beyond. so if they learn to be inclusive and aware as children they can learn to be inclusive and accepting adults. >> the non-profit program started with a few middle schools in san rafael. it has since grown to include more than 2100 across the country. just ahead, a close call for a man using apple air pods. what happened after he noticed smoke coming out of the wireless headphones.

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dan harris joins us from new york to tell us what is coming up at 7:00 on "good morning america." >> coming up on "gma," trump blocks the release of the democrats russia memo. the furious reaction to that as well as to trump's positive comments about a staffer accused of domestic violence. plus a new warning about the flu as the hospitals say the season threatens toic break

records. the cdc says it is now dangerous to be infected with both strains of the virus. also, a peace offering by the north koreans. how significant is this. a florida man claims his wireless apple eye pods blew up moments after he took them out of his ears. jason cologne says he was at the gym when he noticed the smoke coming out of the headphones. he said he took them out of his ears and set them aside to get some help. by the time he got back they had exploded. apple says it is investigating the incident. ll bean is dropping the lifetime return policy. it touted it as a 100% satisfaction guarantee it's now imposing a one year limit on most reference. ll bean says people took advantage of the return to see sending back items that were destroyed or rendered useless. some of the returned items were also purchased at thrift stores or retrieved from trash bins.

facebook is testing a down vote button that will let people hide comment and provide feedback. this not to be "today" with a dislike button which users have requested. a small number of user in the u.s. are testing it out. an old san francisco free favorite just got a face lift and it's back open this weekend. abc7 mornings anchor reggie akey teamed up with hoodline to show you the new and improved randle museum. >> the randle museum always had a great perch high atop the city in carina heights park. now the views looking just are just as nice as the ones looking outside. $9 million bought a lot of improvements to this free museum. in the basement you will mind a model train exhibit that has been behind closed doors since 1961. you had to have special permission to see it. now it's going to be open to everyone. it's home to hundreds of animals who can't survive in the wild

and their habitats got upgrades. >> over here we have the desert exhibit. we have a turtle, iguana and a rabtd all living together. it's accessible, kids can see them. in the urban kmisht kids can touch the animals, too. >> they are happy. >> their house just got renovated. their thrilled. >> it opens sunday from 10 to 2. >> on saturday you can learn to light saber. if you are a first time you are, it's free. there is an intro class offered saturday with the promise to get into combat at the end of the class. a biomechanically engineered light saber is provided. whatever that means. go to abc7news.com we'll link you with hoodline. still the come on abc7 mornings, flu season on the over yet. this week is proving to be one of the dead eiest weeks in 2018. spirit airlines responding

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i'm chris nguyen. we are starting this half hour with a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen, who is tracking the conditions where you live. >> the sunrise is about 35 minutes away. you can see from walnut creek it's not going to disappoint. pretty out there. high clouds. 50 in san jose. on the coast it's mild. 54. upper 40s in oakland. and our exploratorium camera showing it is a nice mellow start to our saturday with 47 in livermore. napa checking in at 46. upper elevation winds gusty already from the north bay. the east bay not as windy but above hoff moon bay gusts to near 20 miles an hour. this is the highlighted area where the national weather services thinks we could see winds gusting excess of 35 miles per hour up to 55. from mount tam it is a nice start to the day. 40s and 50s. 60s by noontime. as much as seven to 12 degrees cooler today. highs topping out to in upper

60s inland and around the pay. chris. >> lisa, thanks. president trump has blocked the release of the democratic house intelligence memo. the memo was a rebuttal to the already released republican memo which claims the fbi abused surveillance in the russia investigation. the white house pointed to fbi concerns that the democrats' memo contains classified and sensitive passages, but says it can be released with certain revisions. the fbi had the same concerns about the republican memo. nancy pelosi tweeted, this move by president trump performs that his decision the release the nunes memo was a blatantly political move made without concern for national security. hypocrisy is on full display. what does the president have to hide. an abc news source says the president's chief of staff may be willing to step down over his handling of a growing domestic abuse scandal.

meanwhile, david sorenson denies claims of abuse by his wife saying she was the one who hit him. >> reporter: president trump defended his former top aide rob porter who resigned as staff secretary after allegations of domestic violence from two ex-wives. >> he says very strongly yesterday that he is innocent. so you will have to talk to him about that. but we absolutely wish him well. >> reporter: the president made no mention of the women accusing porter of domestic abuse but instead commented on porter's state of mind. >> he's also very sad. >> reporter: chief of staff john kelly under fire about what he knew and when he knew it. earlier this week, kelly called porter a man of true integrity and honer auto. but after a photo surfaced of porter's first ex-wife with a black eye kelly distanced hymns. abc news learned the president is furious over how the crisis was handled.

so much so that he is considering replacing his chief of staff. sources say kelly signalled he is willing to resign over it but a white house spokesperson denied that and said kelly is here to stay. porter's second ex-wife says the white house may have known all along. she said that she told the fbi everything. >> i was candid and frank and detailed with them about my marriage. >> reporter: there are now questions over how rob porter was able to do his duty as staff secretary with only an interim security clearance. the white house says the fbi is looking into it. but he's not the only white house staffer with a temp temporary security clearance. our sources tell us that the president's son-in-law jared kushner is also using an interim security clearance. abc7 news washington. a southern california assembly member who was a leader of the me too movement has been accused of sexual misconduct. christina garcia took an unpaid leave of absence. yesterday. two men have accused garcia of

improper sexual advances towards them. they denies the allegations and asked for a thorough investigation. san francisco police are asking for your help this morning identifying a suspect caught on surveillance video stealing from a taxi driver. it happened near 11th avenue and geary avenue on january 17th around 1:15 a.m. when this suspect exited a bar, haled a cab and stole the driver's bag and then took off. you are asked to call police if you are information about the crime. the flu is not letting up. health officials say 36 californians under the age of 65 have died from the flu in the first week of february. that's more than any other week this season. this compares to 23 deaths the week of january 14th through the 20th. and 30 deaths during the last week of january. that's seven more deaths from the week before. u.s. public health officials say this year's flu swine is as bad as the 2009 swine ep deck democratic.

the cdc reports one in ten deaths last week were caused by flu or familiaria. pediatric deaths are now 63. overall, one in 13 visits to the doctor last week was for threw symptoms. officials say the flu season peak could be several weeks away. a bizarre story that ends with a woman saying she flushed her pet hamster down an airport toilet. spirit airlines is denying the claim that aaron officials told the woman to do it after they wouldn't allow the roadent to apply with her. the florida woman says the pet was an emotional support animal. she says she called spirit guys to make sure it was okay to bring her pet named pebbles but had he she went to get on the plane in baltimore the animal wasn't allowed onrd bo. out of options the claims she was forced to flush the hamster down the toilet. 6:34 is our time. 31 dogs, many of them puppies were rescued this week from a vicis situation in the central valley. leslie brichkly introduces us to

the dogs who are getting a second chance at life. >> reporter: these dogs were excited to ends up at this ped food express store in pan ole. they were found abandoned in a homeless encamp men in merced, including crusher a 7 week old that was crushed by a.showing cart and is getting over surgery. and there is little beans, 3 weeks old, abandoned in a shoe box in a park in tow thiularep y bam beth was abandoned herself. she has become little beans surrogate mother right now. >> we will get boxes of puppies left out in an almond orchard. >> there are natural disasters. but what people don't pay attention is there is a disaster every day in the central valley. they are inundated with dogs. strays, puppy breeders, dog fighters. >> they cast away the ones that won't make money. whatever they continue to breed or continue to sell they keep.

and everything else goes to shelters on on craig's list. >> look at my little boy. >> reporter: senior dogs past the age of breeding are thrown out on the streets, too. like this 10-year-old. >> the bay area is so dog friendly. we know that dogs are going to find homes here, loving homes here. >> reporter: my low foundation and mad dog rescue will be looking for homes for most of the dogs. mutdville senior adoption is waving adoption fees for the older ones. as for the youngest, little beans, a group called the tiny pit bull will be nursing him along as will babbette. more rescue runs are in the works. in pan ole, leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> four animal rescue organization also help place the dogs that were brought there yesterday. we have links to their website on abc7news.com. you can get more fgs on how to adopt the dogs. and you can also see more photos

of them. still ahead on abc7 mornings, more trouble for equifax. turns out that security breach last year was a lot bigger than the company had reported. first as we head to break here's a live look outside from our walnut creek camera. a beautiful shot to start the day.

here a live look outside this morning from the abc7 exploratorium camera. a mild day on tap for the bay

area. lisa breaks it down fours coming up in the ouk weather forecast. new documents show last year's massive data breach of credit reporting company equifax was worse than the company originally reported. in september they said the personal information of 145 million consumers had been breached including social security numbers, birth dates and some driver's license numbers. newly submitted documents now show that criminals also accessed tax id numbers, e-mail addresses, phone numbers, and more. time now, 6:40. lisa is tracking the forecast for us. some wind out there that you can see on some of the cameras. >> the cameras are shaking a bit. the upper elevationing seeing winds over 20 marsh. look at this from mount tam. beautiful out there. temperatures are in the upper 40s in the thrgt bay. it is breezy out there. it will be windiest in the upper elevations. winds could gust to near 55 miles an hour. that will bring the temperatures down. it's 50 in hayward right now. we'll talk about your afternoon

highs, your cool sunday, and the look ahead in just a few minutes. lisa, thanks. also ahead. baseball is back. kind of. what you can expect at the giants fan fest today at

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good morning, everyone. we are waking up with a live look outside from our santa cruz camera. might be a nice day to head down to the coast. lisa argen has the full forecast for just moments away. >> in sports it could be a

preview of the western conference times. tonight the warriors battle spurs at oracle arena. tip-off is at 5:30 p.m. if you are not going you can watch the game only on abc7. stay tuned for toyota after the game with larry beil. mike shumann live at oracle. and analyst's kerry kieting in studio at around 8:00 p.m. jimmy g. is opening up about his deal with the 49ers. plus everything you need the know about the giants fan fest that's happening today. larry beil has all the highlights in this modern's sports report. >> good morning, everybody. all smiles for the 49ers as jimmy garoppolo discussed his new contract. keep this mind even though total value to be up to $137.5 million, the true guarantee is closer to $49 million. still, obviously that's pretty good money if you can get it, especially if you consider garoppolo has only started seven games in his entire nfl career. but he's still undefeated and the niners believe he is the real deal. >> this is where i want to be,

honestly, you know, i wanted to get this deal done as fast as possible. it's only going to help our team confusing guard, going into free agency. and it's 75 degrees out here. it's not a snowstorm like chicago. we just came from that. can i speak on. that it is a lot better here. so -- it's -- i don't know. there is other factors that go into it too. [ laughter ] >> that's a big part rt. >> like millions and millions of dollars. nba friday night, clippers and pistons, blake griffin facing his old squad. traded to data for bradley. they got into a shouting match there. money tress harold. no. denied by blake at the cup. griffin couldn't stop everybody, though. deandre jordan, to bradley. reverse. high off the glass. clips win 108-95. sending detroit's five-game winning streak my how about the ladies cal women hosting colorado. asia thomas had 156 her 18 points in the second half. oh, nice. scoop to the hoop. late fourth quarter, mckayla

cowling. four baskets in a row. lays it in. plus the foul. she had 17. and cal is up two. two seconds left, colorado's ken lee leonard for the tie. oh, the runner won't go. and cal snapts their three-game skid, 78-76. and stanford defeated utah. spring training is almost here. pitchers and chasmers report next week in arizona. the giants will hold their annual fan fest at at&t park today 10 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. giants feel like they are better than their record from a year ago and they are excited to show it. >> fortune to play for an organization that didn't decide to tear the team apart. tosly we had a bad year last year and they could have gone in the opposite direction. instead they brought in a former mvp and a guy that has been the face of the franchise for tampa bay for ten years or so. extremely excited to get on the field with those guys. round two, pebble beach. i said it before, have yu ever seen an unhappy otder.

phil mickelson playing at monterey. birdie putt on 15th 6 under on the day. leftny three back of the leaders. dustin johnson 12 under at the halfway mark. do not forget, warriors and spurs right here, and the post game aren't 8:00. have a great day i'm larry beil. now our accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> hi everyone. beautiful start to the saturday. 11 trees cooler here in san francisco. it was 76 yesterday. we will be about 65 today. looking at -- over in our east bay, how about 16 degrees cooler. >> it was 81 in concord. about 70 today. here's livermore. 70 for your high as well. numbers continue to come down. sunday and monday should be the coolest day. that is around average for mid

february and then we'll see a about it of a rebound tuesday, wednesday. back into the low 70s by thursday and friday. check out this view from or roof camera. high clouds scattered about today as a weak weather system arrives over the ridge. it's not going to make it to the bay area. and it will allow for the breezy offshore winds to result today. mount tam right now. isn't this nice? with temperatures in the 40s here. it will get really cold tomorrow morning when the winds back off. right now winds are up. up to 25, even 28 miles an hour in the north bay. 53 san francisco. 49 in mountain view. good morning gilroy, 44. half moon bay is at 52. from our east bay hills camera, another nice looking shot. the sun coming up just after company. 47 in santa rosa. 44 in livermore. the della, you will be very windy later on today. novato, 46. napa is at 45. and our beach shot here in santa

cruz. just gorgeous out there. are you tired of it yet? i think we need some rain. we know we need some rain. we are well behind. but we are getting wind today. it increases the fire danger. dries out the atmosphere. temperatures come down today. cooler tomorrow. temperatures more in line with where we are should be in mid february. still it's looking dry this week. unfortunately doesn't like we will bring any rain in here maybe for two weeks. as we look at the wind profile later on but right nower with looking at the advisory. north inn north east winds 25 the 35 miles an hour. the gusts over the 50. that's the concern for today. here's the profile with the gusty wind off the coast. this is 3:00, later on today. it will be breezy to windy from nap a to the delta. windier by 10:00 over the north bay hills of we will watch that for you. by tomorrow morning as the winds back off it will be cool. this is the chance of rain that

southern california is going to get and the light snow into monday. it's weak. it's not impressive. but it's about the only thing we can show you that's happening in the near future. highs today, upper 60s in oakland. 69 in fremont. 70 in san jose. the airport, you were 81 yesterday. overnight, 30s in the north bay. mid 40s at the coast. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a string of sunny, dry days. but the mildest day with the wind will be today. it's going to feel a little blustery at times. and the numbers will be cooler tomorrow. overnight lows will get quite chilly. dry, dry, no rain. >> we'll wait for that rain. and hope for the best. >> you can download the accuweather app too to trek the tramps. >> lisa thanks. most of france is getting pummelled with heavy snow. the eiffel tower is closed today. the company that manages the landmark says that's to ensure the security of visitors. ier this week heavy snowfall trapped hundreds of drivers and caused the worst ever traffic jams in the region. get your texting thumbs

ready. more than 100 new emoji were announced this week. they will be making their twi your smart phone in the coming months. jonathan blume has a look at the highlights and the bay area residents that's behind one of the new emojis. >> due use emoji. >> absolutely. >> we have our favorites. >> i use the smiley face. >> more are coming to phone near you. we are developing this language at an incredible pace. >> reporter: the ooin eun ki code consortium takes proposes from anyone. >> it is open, democrats. >> i don't know when i would use the mosquito. >> who proposed that? >> viralologists who said this will help us communicate worldwide the dangers socialed with mosquitos. >> reporter: but it can take on new meanings. what are you going to use the mosquitos for? >> whatever sucks, i guess. >> reporter: next to the baseball a softball. >> different sports. >> exnext to the crab a lobster.

>> it is a good way of calling your significant remember. >> really? >> yeah, you are my lobster. >> reporter: success in the on line petition for red head emoji. >> huge, it was millions of people. >> red headed kids can be bullied. you go on our phone to have something will be like you and it's not like you and you are like does the rest of the world love me, too. >> reporter: curly haired and bald heads will be on the emoji keyboard. >> thousands of keys, the auto suggestion is helping. >> it inspired one of the new emojis. >> i type the wor shoe. and i was caught off guard by the fact it was a red stiletto. >> so she proposed william's shoes without heels. we broke the news that her flat made the cut. >> really? awesome. >> reporter: emoji become more inclusive each year. >> so the images you use can reflect what you are.

>> reporter: happy to be part of history. >> it is the most important language of mass communication happening at the moment. >> reporter: john than blume, abc7 news. next, talk about being light on your feet. a look at the world's first zero

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number, 14. nobody picked all six so tuesday's jackpot goes up to $153 million. happening today, burlingame is holding the muddy mile obstacle race. the race is open to children from 5 to 14 years old. it is one mile long, and it lives up to its name, featuring lots of mud. there are 15 obstacles to test balance, strength, and courage. it starts at candidate a.m. over by bay sides fields at airport boulevard and the race ends of the murray ild field. it costs $30 per child and is limited to 300 participants. check this out. you are looking at the world's first zero gravity dance party. organizers with big city beats used a parabolic plane as the ven venue. 30,000 people entered to win a spot on the flight. only 14 were selected. it featured some well-known djs including steve aoki.

that would have been cool. hi everyone. we are looking at breezy winds picking up today. right now they are in the upper elevations. a win advisory 10:00 through midnight. we could see wind gusting to 55 miles an hour. cooler today. upper 60s. 69 up in napa with 71 in concord. in the accuweather seven-day forecast, we are even cooler tomorrow, near average on monday. looking at temperatures staying in the 60s, but rebounding by the middle of next week for slightly warmer numbers. and you are noticing the absence of rain still. >> yep. and you will continue the track it all for us, especially on the accuweather app. you can find it all there. >> yep. exactly. >> a. thank. thanks to you for joining us on abc7 mornings. i'm chris nguyen alongside leasely. the news continues on twitter, facebook, and instagram. for now we'll leave you with a live look outside. "good morning america" is next. abc7 news continues at 8:00 a.m. we'll see you then.

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