. good morning on this wednesday, february 14th at 5:00 a.m. valentine's day. going to be a good day. never more than seven minutes away from your forecast. mike nicco, that means you. >> lots of love in the air and a few more clouds than yesterday. here's afr look at the reason why. the top part of the screen, the green, reds, whites and snow as we have a system falling apart coming our way. what it's going to do for us, you can see the increase in clouds in the morning hours and lingering through the afternoon hours. it also becomes breezy today. that will keep our temperatures down a bit. starting cooler also. starting 35 to 45. 56 to 59 at noon. 55 to barely 60 at 4:00. grab a light coat if you're headed out this evening. dress for temperatures around 50 to 53. the clouds will be going away. hi, sue. >> good morning.

we'll take a look at walnut creek and your commute from concord to pleasant hill and the 24 interchange where you're moving at the limit. not bad at all. we'll also take a look at the bay bridge where your traffic is flowing beautifully. if your commute takes you from hercules into the city, less than 30 minutes still, no metering lights at the bay bridge toll plaza. let's take a quick look at drive times at this hour. 580, 680, pardon me and 24 and there's your commute sgo dublin on 580 west. >> sue, thank you. >> we're hearing from worried parents and students in san francisco after ten kids got sick at school from a substance. one of the middle school students is actually in critical condition. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield live in know i valley. amy? >> reporter: police have not said what the kids ingested. here's a look from sky 7 of one of the kids being wheeled to an ambulance by medical crews. a total of ten kids got sick.

one of the kids was classified as being in critical condition. we talked to some students and parents who suspect marijuana may be to blame. some tell us they're frustrated about problems at the school. >> sometimes when i use the bathroom, you can smell the marijuana. >> in the school? >> yes. >> the school has changed a lot. there's more fights and more drug use that i've seen and smelled. >> do you tell the teachers when you notice stuff? >> i tell our security guards, but they don't do anything. >> reporter: administrators here at james look -- middle school sent an alert to parents describing what happened and telling kids they will not be in trouble if they come forward to receive medical help. all of the students are expected to be okay. live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. amy, thank

new fallout. the fbi is contradicting a white house timeline. there are major questions about security clearances inside the trump administration. abc news reporter kenneth moton has more. >> rob porter handled the most sensitive information. we know the white house continued to employ the top trump aide knowing he couldn't get a permanent security clearance because of his past. the trump white house's story shifting over who knew what and when about the domestic abuse allegations against the president's former staff secretary, rob porter. the white house first saying the fbi was conducting porter's background check when his two ex-wives alleged abuse. in a stung twist, the fbi director, christopher wray said they gave the white house reports four times starting a year ago. >> the fbi submitted a partial report on the investigation in question in march and then a

completed background investigation in late july. >> press secretary sara sanders shifting the blame to a little known office in the white house. >> the white house personal security office staffed by career officials may have received information. but they had not completed their process and made a recommendation to the white house for adjudication. >> revealed dozens of top officials including jared kushner don't have permanent security clearances after a year in office. the white house is refusing to comment. kenneth moton, abc news, washington. it's 5:04 now. whether to have an open debate on immigration. yesterday the much-anticipated daca debate appeared to stall before it began. no proposal seems to have the needed 60 votes of support needed to advance the proposal in the senate. lawmakers have hoped to reach a last-minute agreement by the end of the week. congress is trying to negotiate a plan to continue or modify daca. president trump announced last

september that the daca program would end on march 5th. happening today, family and friends of a san jose father detained because he was an undocumented immigrant. they will hold a pro tess to demand his release. this is individuvideo of his su. he was taken into i.c.e. custody in october after he dropped off his daughter at daycare. demonstrators plan to gather at i.c.e. offices in san francisco at noon. his family picked valentine's day to remind those detained or deported that they are loved. also happening today, the family of a young man shot to death in san francisco is preparing to sue the city, its police department and the guns' owner. he was killed in august. his family's attorney says the suspected shooter was in the u.s. illegally wearing an i.c.e. tracking device and used an unsecured gun stolen from an officer's personal vehicle. that officer remains on duty pending the outcome of the investigation. a man suspected of throwing a dog to its death off of a san francisco parking garage has an

extensive criminal history. police released a mugshot of joaquin best yesterday. he faces animal cruelty and burglary charges. police say he broke into a car on the 7th floor of the garage on saturday and threw this 4-year-old chihuahua named dunky on to the street. they arrested him on sunday. records show arrests for drugs and trespassing and his first record of arrest in san francisco was in 2003. when they're not on the frontlines fighting fires, crews from cal fire are occasionally set them. they're prescribed burns planned in advance and carefully coordinated with landowners. this was one in santa cruz yesterday. the bay area has yet to see a major wildfire this year. but with the current dry spell, cal fire is worried. >> the big goals of a burn like this, a prescribed burn, is, one, is the fuel reduction. if a fire were to start or come into this area, there's not as much fuel, that is, right next to each other. >> here's the forecast map to put things in perspective.

it shows southern california at above normal risk for significant wildfire potential. by april and may, this map shows that level of risk will advance north to where the bay area is. homeowners can reduce risk by creating defensible space around their property. that's exactly the path that our impending drought is taking also. we're more than 80% of the state is in the first category. which is abnormally dry. that comes out every thursday. unfortunately, after the show ends. i'll have it first thing friday during the show or even on social media at mike nicco abc 7. 51 at the financial district. 50 in the ferry building. everybody else from 46 and sunny side, glenn park and lake merced to petrillo hill at 49 degrees. look at palo alto and santa clara, 37. tracy, 42 there. but you'll find cooler

temperatures until you get to san leandro, 48. nearly freezes in petaluma, 33. the american canyon at 35. let's talk about your activities, celebrating this evening, no weather worries. how about a sunset sail? that would be awesome. it will be a little breezy on the bay. we'll call it good anyway. maybe if you're going out to see the sunset and have a romantic dinner on the beach, i think you'll enjoy it. temperatures in the mid-50s. it will be chilly. north bay at 38 this morning. 48 at 10:00 and we'll jump up about 10 degrees. by noon at 57. hang out in the upper 50s in the afternoon hours. increasing sunshine late in the afternoon and stars this evening at 48 by 8:00. take a look at the accuweather seven-day forecast. big winter chill on the way. will it bring any rain, sue? >> we're going to pop down to san jose where the headlights are headed north on 101 underneath the 880 overcrossing. everybody is behaving and moving at the limit. let's go check on 280 as well. those headlights headed

underneath 17/880 in the northbound direction on 280 up towards cupertino. you have a smooth ride at this hour. 5:08. we are checking on your traffic maps overall. everything looks green and good and some b.a.r.t. information for you. pardon me. 41 trains on time. muni looking great and ace train number 1 is rolling into tlop this morning. two celebrities were involved in a deadly car crash in southern california. bill haas and luke willson were involved. i want to show you video from the crash that came in. it happened in pacific palisades. haas was taken to the hospital lapd will not comment on his condition. he was a passenger. the driver of that ferrari was killed. meanwhile, actor luke willson's suv was clipped by the ferrari.

wilson was not injured. we, of course, are going to stay on top of the story. as soon as we get an update, i'll let you know. wow, that crash looks so bad. jessica, thank you. b.a.r.t. had big plans to crackdown on fare evaders. why hasn't that happened yet? >> a push to let certain students use cannabis on campus. at 5:10, here'

let's take a look at the next seven days. there's actually -- it's almost like a jim carrey chance in dumb and dumber. a 10% chance on sunday, monday. it's a transition from springtime warmth to a winter chill. i'll show you more coming up. hi. i'm tracking breaking news. a live picture from the washington, d.c. area. we just gotten reports that the fbi is now responding to reports of a shooting incident near the nsa. that's the national security agency. you can see here authorities using canines to look through these vehicles near the scene. you can see part of it roped off. we're going to continue to track this story. as soon as we get a better idea of what's going on. of course, i'll pass that along. we have limited information. all we know is we're looking at live images coming in. as soon as i get an update, i'll

pass that along. >> appreciate it. thanks, jessica. a crackdown object fare evaders not on track. the goal is to track them with scanners by february 1st. according to the chronicle, the scanners had to be returned for repairs. b.a.r.t. has yet to require citation machines. the agency hopes to work it all out and start issuing citations by the end of the month. a local lawmakr introduced a bill to allow students who rely on medicinal cannabis take it at school. students with special needs or severe disabilities have to go off campus to take their medicine, typically in the form of capsules, oil or cream. the bill would allow a parent or guardian to give the child the cannabis. they say so it won't interfere with learning. he references a parent on the peninsula whose child has epilepsy and uses it to reduce seizures. the brutal assault and kidnapping of a 16-year-old girl who survived by pretending to be

dead. >> marcus moore has details. >> in first look, it is the cold case that stunned and frightened residents in cypress, texas, five years ago. >> horrific. >> a heinous attack on a 16-year-old girl walking by her school one february night in 2013. kidnapped, brutally assaulted and abandoned in this wooded area. the teen telling police she played dead to survive. >> she suffered life-threatening injuries and she still deals with lingering effects of the incident. >> at the time, the only clues they had were the horrifying account of the attack and this sketch of a young white male. police arrested levi goss an army soldier stationed in ft. bragg, north carolina, 1100 miles away. >> here we are today to put this monster behind bars where he belongs. >> we'll have the latest on this investigation coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your gma first look, i'm marcus moore. abc news. dallas. it is 5:15.

listen carefully to this. gun sales are so slow right now. one of the biggest sellers just filed for bankruptcy. for 200 years remington has been one of the most famous names in guns. but with a pro-gun president in office, sales have actually tumbled. it's called the trump slump because gun buyers are no longer afraid there might be tighter gun control regulations, so they're not out there buying. remington is filing for chapter 11, which means they're hoping to restructure the debt and stay in business. there's a maximum decline in the number of immigrant students applying for financial aid under the dream act. as of monday, about 19,000 students applied. that's nearly 17,000 fewer than last year. the application deadline is march 2nd. the dream act provides state-based financial aid and scholarships to some undocumented students. santa fe officials narrowed

the possible location for a community in three sites. the first near may bury road and felipe avenue near 280, 680 and 101 and the third is a city-owned park heldier avenue and silicon valley boulevard. media partner, the -- it will likely be 20 to 40 homes costing about $20,000 each. marin county, the board of supervisors has taken a big step towards regulating airbnbs and others. >> this would be in unincorporated areas. it would require all short-term rentals to display a sign. that sign would show a business license, tax identification number and a contact number in case guests begin to have, you know, too good of a time. some landlords are not happy about this. >> why identify me if they don't have to with signage. >> most local residents want it.

other people might be more hesita hesitant. >> marin's board of supervisors will hold a public hearing next month on this issue. are some of us celebrating on wednesday? i guess. >> what is the weather going to be like, mike? >> i celebrated monday. got it over early. let's talk about what's going on. i ha i think it will be a great day. the only difference is, won't be as sunny. it's going to be a little cooler today and a little breezy also. you can see not yet. mt. tamalpais camera, steady right there. one of the dry cold fronts rolls through the neighborhood today. it will clear out quickly but leave breezes behind in the north bay mountains and blustery, winter conditions early next week as far as temperatures go. you can see the storm, we're on the tail end of it. leaving most of the moisture in the pacific northwest. we'll see what it does to the temperatures along with the

breeze. 59 at half moon bay. san francisco, santa rosa. lake port 58. then you've got 60 in ukiah and richmond to 61 in napa. everybody else is 62 to 64 degrees. let's go inland where it will be a sunny start. 40 degrees. you can see the clouds at noon and 61. clouds will open up a little bit at 4:00. you may need the sunglasses. stars and 53 at 7:00. our highs today, anywhere from 61 to 63 degrees. let's talk about peninsula. starting off sunshine at 44. cloudy at noon, 57. mostly clear at 7:00. highs today will top out 57 in daly city and pacifica. we're back into the 30s in the inland neighborhoods and palo alto. low to mid-40s for the rest of us. my seven-day forecast. look at that for thursday, friday. when it's almost spring-like, the blustery conditions come in with freezing cold lows monday

and tuesday morning. hi, sue. good morning. coming up on 5:20 on your wednesday morning. that's right. ash wednesday, valentine's day. we come up to richmond, san rafael bridge, not a problem. a six-minute drive across the span. towards marin county, we'll look at the drive times in a sec. the san mateo bridge, looking great over towards foster city. if your travels take you across the bay over there, you're looking at pretty good drive times. let's check on your bridges. richmond-san rafael, search minutes to san rafael from richmond. less than 15 minutes to the peninsula. dunbarton bridge time less than ten minutes as well. all looking good at 5:20 on your wednesday. sue, thank you. thousands of people who fell for a debt relief scheme are getting some money back. they're mailing out 5700 checks

with 84 bucks. it's part of a settlement. the company exaggerated how much money people could save and charged illegal up front fees. they're now banned from making misrepresentations about debt relief and financial products and for making unsubstantiated claims about a product. >> it's not often you see a bear hug. you're in luck today. you're going to watch a caretaker giving jimbo the bear a hug in new york. a vet was called in to examine the 10-foot tall, 1400-pound kodiak bear. after seeing the vet, i guess jimbo was a little uncomfortable and agitated. so the caretaker who unbelievably has the name of jim gave the 24-year-old kodiak extra love. the animal has been at the center since he was a cub due to injuries that left him unable to be returned to the wild. >> that is something to see him put his hand in the bear's mouth. >> jim and jimbo.

>> valentine's day is for them. >> seven things you need to know as you start your day. >> up in northern california, the bizarre mystery that ended at sacramento international airport. >> finding love on valentine's day. one woman wants everyone to check their shoes. her campaign to find her mystery man going viral. besides the fact it's pretty cool. wow. yeah. that's a boy breaking the ice on a frozen trampoline in missouri. a frozen trampoline in missouri. very neat.

you'dreamt about it, it, maybe you should just go ahead and do it. we're legalzoom, and we've helped over a million people just like you start their own businesses. legalzoom. where life meets legal. 45:24. here are the 7 things to know before you go. number one is breaking news at the live desk from the washington, d.c. area. this is a live picture. the fbi investigating reports of a shooting near the nsa in maryland. that's the national security agency that's located at ft.

meade. authorities have been searching cars and we've learned at least person is hurt and working on getting more details. killing a 19-year-old woman and leaving her for dead in alameda county. they're scheduled for a first court appearance. the victim was friends with these two suspects. number 3, parents in san francisco want answers this morning after ten schoolchildren suddenly became sick. students at the middle school in noe i valley ingested an unknown substance. they're expected to recover. the faa investigating after this horrifying flight from san francisco to honolulu yesterday. that's when the engine cover fell off of one of the united flights 777 engines. pretty scary stuff. compared to yesterday, temperatures will drop a little bit today. anywhere from 2 degrees in places like san jose, redwood city and walnut creek to up to 7 degrees in petaluma. the lack of breezes will be the main difference. >> number 6, we're following your valentine's day wednesday commute. look at the bay bridge toll

plaza. metering lights turned on. starting to fill in here. still a pretty good drive from hercules into the san francisco area. but that will be changing now that the lights are on. number 7, today is the first day of length or ash wednesday.n catholics around the world will mass receive their ceremonial ashes. if you're on the verge of depression this valentine's day, don't be. a love connection could be right around the corner. >> or on b.a.r.t. one woman is praying to cupid that she's reunited with a guy she sort of met on a train. they were returning home from coney island in october when she spotted a cute guy with yellow shoes. they flirted with their eyes. but when the train stopped, she was separated from her cinder fella. >> i saw the doors close and he looked back. my roommate and i look back and

we're like, no! >> she posted a something on craigslist and then there was a -- if it could create a 20-foot billboard of the post. that date asked the guy with the yellow shoes to meet devyn there at 1:00 p.m. local time. that's in about four hours. we'll be waiting to see what happens. could it be mickey mouse? >> she does narrow it down. >> coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the photos danville police want you to see to help

welcome to valentine's day, february 14th. glad you're spending it with us. >> you're never more than seven

minutes away from your accuweather forecast. that's our gift from you. >> sorry, the chocolates didn't make it. i'll have to run to the grocery store and get the flowers later. the gray you see, those are clouds ahead of a dying cold front producing some rain in higher elevations snow to the north. unfortunately, that's where it's going to leave it. for us, you can see increasing clouds today. after starting off sunny at 7:00. 35 to 45. 56 to 59 at noon. then the breezes kick in and the clouds shave that sunshine. cooler for this valentine's day afternoon. 55 to 62. we'll wrap up my accuweather 12-hour planner with clearing conditions during the evening hours. dress for 50 to 53 degrees. how is the commute, sue? >> it's not bad at all. we make our way to 280. the headlights headed in the northbound direction. ir it's moving very nicely here. a problem on 87. the capital expressway on ramp to highway 87. we have a vehicle that's totaled blocking a lane of that on ramp.

avoid that if you can. right now, 87 looks great. that breaking news from the washington, d.c. area. the fbi investigating reports of a shooting near the nsa at ft. meade in maryland. a live look here. you can see them zooming into a sign. i want to show you the scene from a few moments ago. we've learned they are holding a suspect right now. and authorities have been searching this black suv that you see on the screen that rammed into a barrier outside of one of the gates to the nsa. we know at least one person is hurt. we don't know the extent of that person's injuries. abc news learned the other gates to the agency remain open right now. again, the nsa located on ft. meade, a large army base in maryland between d.c. and baltimore. as soon as we get any additional information, i'll let you know. >> jessica, thank you. police are investigating a fatal police shooting in

hoe. the suspect ran away. they shot and killed the suspect after a violent physical struggle. the officer fired his gun in self-defense. the suspect was pronounced dead at the scene. the officer is on administrative leave which is standard procedure. the two people suspected of killing a 19-year-old woman and leaving her for dead on the side of the road are scheduled for a first court appearance. lizette cuesta spoke the names of her suspected killers before she died. abc news reporter is live at her high school in east san jose. matt? >> reporter: good morning, reggie and natasha. l lizette kwez that graduated here in 2016. her friends and family held a vigil for her last night. >> just a really genuine person. that's something that i will always remember about her and

i'm sure everybody else will too. >> she was very bubbly. she was a very bubbly person. she was like, it's kind of like the energy where it's contagious. >> reporter: the individual was at great oaks park in san jose where lizette cuesta used to hang out with her friends. she graduated in 2016 but currently living in tracy. cuesta was found bleeding and crawling along the street. she named the suspects with her last breath say police. >> now, and 25-year-old melissa leonardo were arrested in modesto about 12 hours after cuesta was found. officials say cuesta was friends with the two suspects. reporting live, matt keller, abc 7 news. thank you, matt. the two suspects lived together in modesto. they were arrested on monday

afternoon. a 9-year-old boy who lives next door says a s.w.a.t. team used his treehouse as a viewing platform to peer into the backyard. >> we were just scared because we saw a lot of guns and we were scared they were going to shoot or something. >> neighbors say the suspects were quiet neighbors who lived with gross' mother. lawyers for the man acquitted in the murder of indicate skikate steinle say he's being persecuted by the trump administration. he pled not guilty to two charges. his attorneys called them politically motivated. in an effort to scapegoat their client. defense lawyers say they will be asking the court to dismiss the charges as an illegal vindictive prosecution. garcia is due back in court on april 24th. a man kincked off a southwet flight for speaking arabic is now suing the airline. it happened in 2016. the man was speaking on the phone when another arabic

speaking passenger told a flight attendant, he heard him mention a terrorist group. he was removed from the plane and questioned by the fbi. he claims that the incident caused him to suffer severe emotional and -- the city council passed a resolution declaring berkeley a sanctuary city for legal marijuana. the resolution banned city agencies from using money to enforce federal marijuana laws. also banned from turning over information on legal cannabis activities to federal agents. >> we're very lucky to be in a city that is such a staunch defender of what we're doing and supporting progressive policies in the face of adversity. >> in january, attorney general jeff sessions rescinded an obama era policy that barred them from interfering with marijuana sales in states where pot is legal. the berkeley measure doesn't prevent the police department

from collaborating with federal agents on nonpot-related crimes. danville police trying to identify a bank robber and releasing photos of the man hoping you can help. the robbery happened before 2:30 yesterday afternoon. the police chief says that the man presented a note to the tell he demanding money. the bank robber ran from the bank with an undisclosed amount of cash. he was last seen running in the parking lot there. taking a little longer to warm the house up this morning. here's a reason why. it is up to double digits. places like half moon bay, napa, fairfield. 7 in oakland and 8 in san francisco. it's an impressive drop for sfrsan francisco. rohnert park, 30. ukiah and guerneville at 31. santa rosa and sebastopol at 33 degrees. warmer in san rafael at 41.

tiburon at 44. you know the air is so dry, lucky if any frost is going to form at all. >> 35 in lafayette. we've got 34 in brentwood at san ramon. low to mid-40s for the rest of the bay, the south bay. 47 in daly city. here's a look at the san mateo bridge. your commute is cooler this morning. mass transit. it will be cooler at those stops. around the bay, breezy this afternoon. and clouds at times if you're going to be driving. have sunglasses. you'll need them at times. 43 this morning. the clouds getting thicker, especially from 10:00 to 2:00. temperatures around 60 degrees this afternoon. 52 by 8:00 if you have plans this evening. east bay valley starting off at about 40. even upper 30s. low to mid-60s from noon to 4:00 with cloudy conditions to increasing sunshine for about 51 at 8:00. our chances of winter weather coming back in the accuweather

seven-day forecast. here's sue. >> looking north to marin, you sort of oriented as to what we're looking at. the taillights are headed southbound past the civic center. everybody is moving at the limit. straight shot to the golden gate bridge where traffic is moving nicely here at well. zipper truck about an hour or so ago making four lanes in the southbound drive and two lanes for your northbound commute. overall, we're looking pretty good. we've got our usual slowdowns out of the central valley. ace trains are running on time. both 1 and 3. no problems with the golden gate ferry or buses expected this morning and 48 b.a.r.t. trains running on schedule. thanks, sue. a woman is leading the charge to shut down a puppy mill in east oakland. she says it's been in operation more than three years. a story only on 7. the dog owner, carmella harris, denies doing anything illegal. we caught up with her in east oakland. she has an rv parked on douglas

avenue. abc 7 news spotted four doeber min pman -- she bought eight dogs from harris. >> she brought them outside. they were filthy dirty, covered with feces and they couldn't hardly stand in there. >> they called them on there. whatever they told them, they were lying. >> even now, two unfixed males and two unfixed females remain there, vie lightiolating the mu code. they will take action this week. they could cite or charge the owner and remove the dogs. shaun white took home another gold medal. that's not what everyone is talking about this morning. distracted driving is a major concern for police. now, lawmakers are

it's 5 :42. we're heading down south. they're getting rain, believe it or not. look at some of the white and pink in a wintery mix. it's kind of heading towards slow as we speak in santa barbara. that's going to be the case for them for the better part of today. that will keep them in the mid-60s. about the only action in town until you get to eureka at 53.

in between, increasing clouds and slightly cooler weather. 60 in chico to 67 in fresno. 52 in tahoe. it's going to be windy in tahoe today. only 38 degrees. there's still a slight chance of a couple of inches of snow sunday into monday. reggie, natasha. thank you, mike. new this morning, three-time gold medalist shaun white responding to sexual harassment allegations. >> he took home gold making olympic history just hours after he was facing questions about a harassment suit filed by former drummer in his band. that claim dates back to 2016 and says that white sent her explicit pictures and forced her to watch sexually explicit videos. matt gutman asked her about the allegations. >> over the past couple of days, the sexual harassment allegations have surfaced. >> lena. >> are you concerned that they are going to tarnish your legacy? >> you know, i'm here to talk

about the olympics, not gossip. so -- but i don't think so. i am who i am. i'm proud of who i am and my friends, you know, love me and vouch for me. i think that stands on its own. >> they reached a settlement in the case a year ago. meantime, white is also responding to claims that he dragged the american frag after his win last night. he says h was trying to put on his gloves and hold his snowboard at the same time. that he didn't mean to drag it at any point and meant no disrespect. president trump's personal attorney announced that the attorney paid $130,000 out of his own pocket to adult film actress stormy daniels. she was on jimmy kimmel live last month. the actress once claimed she had a sexual relationship with mr. trump in 2006 and several media reports say daniels was paid to keep quiet during the presidential election. mr. trump's attorney, michael cohen, says he was not reimbursed by the trump organization, nor the trump

campaign. imagine you are over the pacific ocean on a flight and you see this outside of your window. the faa investigating after an engine cover came off during a flight from sfo to honolulu. >> thank goodness the flight landed safely in hawaii yesterday. the passengers seated on the right scheidt looked out their windows and saw pieces of metal just flying. >> thought we were going to die and i hoped that my kids knew that i loved them. >> the emergency card out. so we reviewed all that while we held hands and prayed. >> united said the pilots followed the procedure for an engine failure. it's designed to fly for three hours over water with one engine. it's not clear what caused that malfunction. >> as you can see, that flight was shaking. that last 40 minutes or so. just awful for those passengers. if you have the abc 7 news app, you're immediately notified of this breaking story yesterday afternoon. it's how i found out about t i couldn't believe the video.

the app is free to download for apple and android devices. happening today, county clerk offices are helping couples tie the knot for valentine's day. >> the alameda clerk recorder's office holding weddings. ceremonies are 75 bucks. the county clerk's office in san mateo county, santa clara county and contra cost a county offering valentine's day wedding. expect a busy day at city hall today. an increase in people registering for marriage licenses in the city in the last decade. they attribute the increase to a stronger economy and the legalization of same-sex marriage. the city on track to beat the more than 11,000 licenses it issued during the last fiscal year, july 2016 to june 2017. love is in the air. what else is in the air, mike nicco? >> allergies. warm weather, cold weather? >> absolutely. there's going to be clouds also and breezes. that will be the big change from yesterday to today. hi everybody.

i'm tracking what's going to be dry cold front when it gets to our neighborhood. the clouds and the grayness moving into cloverdale. you can see it dissipating already. here's a look from the roof camera. you can see the flags aren't moving too much. it's not breeze you yet. it's going to increase along with the clouds. it's a quick hitter. mostly clear except for the breezes will lag behind the hills. a north bay and the winter chill coming this week. for today, we'll stop short of reaching 60 in half moon bay in san francisco, santa rosa and lakeport. 49 to 58 there. warmer in santa cruz, 64 to 63. you can see today in the east bay, already seeing clouds at 7:00. clouds are thickest at noon at 55. by 4:00, we're seeing more sunshine and 57. if you're heading out this evening, it's going to be 52 degrees. temperatures will drop down into the mid to upper 30s inland.

39 in palo alto. the rest of us around the low to upper 40s. my accuweather seven-day forecast, temperatures rebound tomorrow. a nice spring-like forecast for friday and saturday. the stronger cold front on sunday, monday, tuesday with freezing cold temperatures possible tuesday morning. highs barely making it to 60. >> hi, sue. >> good morning. let's check on the walnut creek commuters. southbound on 680. the taillights headed past north main as the 24 intersection and you're moving nicely. a few brake lights on the transition to 24. here's where we're stacked up. as usual, with the metering lights on 521. slow traffic getting to the toll plaza. most of that drive time from america lease into san francisco is behind the toll plaza for about a 13-minute delay to get to the tolls and once you're on the upper deck, it's a little sluggish as you approach the tunnel and speeds pick up on the western span. slowing out of the central valley as you can see. we'll take a look. your drive times there, we've got under an hour from tracy

into dublin. highway 4 -- san rafael to san francisco ride is looking great across the golden gate. sue, thanks. there's a new proposal to increase the penalty for distracted driving in california. even if you get a ticket for using a hand-held electronic device, no points added to the record. >> this new bill would make distracted driving a violation and add points. that can increase insurance rates and eventually lead to the suspension of your driver's license. >> 97,000 violations last year for either handling or talking on a cell phone while driving. new at 6:00, the warning going out from the government as millions get ready to head to mexico for spring break. >> first, a giant step being taken at the major mission rock development near at&t. plus, if you want free catering at your wedding, all catering at your wedding, all you have to do is pop

we're at the halfway point of the month. we haven't received any rain. at least we've gotten rid of the record highs. it doesn't take much to break the least amount ever recorded in february. we're tied at sfo at 0. you need .02 to .08 to erase these records. the amount of rain in the forecast through the end of month, these may stand. we'll keep an eye on it for you. >> mike, thank you. the last of six stranded climbers down from mt. hood in oregon following a deadly ordeal. one of the climbers died after he fell more than 700 feet yesterday. both the hikers and their rescuers faced extremely dangerous conditions, rocks and chunks of loose ice were tumbling down the mountain during the rescue operation. now to the bizarre end to a six-day search for a missing skier who disappeared from a resort and ended up in

sacramento. >> this is pretty nuts. the missing guy was on an annual ski trip with friends when they were separated. the next thing he remembers is waking up at the sacramento airport wearing the same ski clothes. his car and other belongings were still in new york. danny told police he may have either hit his head or been hit in the head. but he doesn't believe he was a victim of any crime. he does remember being dropped off at the airport by a truck driver. how strange. new developments in the san francisco giants mission rock project. the 28-acre development across from the lefty bridge won unanimous support. it clears the way for construction of stores, markets, office space and up to 1500 housing units. 40% will be for low and moderate income residents. congratulations for flynn this morning. >> flynn is a dog. 5-year-old by shijchon frise. it took the top honors of the

142nd annual westminster kennel dog show. it seemingly shocked the salon. people didn't think he was going to win or wanted someone else to win. this happened at the madison square garden last night. fans who had been shouting for their favorites fell into stunned silence when the judge announced that this dog was best in show. this is his 42nd career victory and probably going to be his last show before retiring. >> he has a walk-on role i kinky boots. no prize money. but he has that. if you plan to pop the question, perhaps consider doing it at a panera. >> unless you think that your fiance may not take that well. i don't know your life. the bakery cafe chain is offering a free catered wedding reception to five couples. they have to propose marriage at a panera today, post a picture of it on the social media before midnight and panera will select

the winners randomly. >> first of all, would be surprised if five actual happen today. so maybe your chances are pretty good. >> i love a pumpkin muffin like anyone else, i'm not sure i want that on the internet. >> do they serve champagne at panera. that's what i'm saying let's go to the san mateo bridge. a stall on the flat section. chp has been informed. you're looking live at it here. we're not seeing a stall here. perhaps closer to the high-rise. traffic is moving along nicely if you're making your way towards foster city. a little bit of slowing for a 22-minute ride. overall, traffic is moving great. the usual slow down for an hour now to get from tracy. on the ace train, they're running on schedule. >> we're going to get arctic air

to come our way. as spring will finally pop up in the eastern third of the country. with the cold front that brings in that ushering of cooler and unfortunately, drier air for us, it's going to rain and snow around us. it doesn't look like it brings us much. speaking of today's cold front, by the time you get out, winds around 10 to 20 miles per hour. they're going to pick up around 25 up in the hills, san francisco and the coast during the overnight hours. then they'll taper again tomorrow afternoon. mike, thank you. sometimes just a little thing can we new our faith in u man at this. take the case of a missing wallet in vacaville. she lost her wallet. she says it had all her credit cards, her medical cards, 500 bucks in cash. she rushed back to the store thinking it might be gone and found that someone had turned it in and not a penny was missing she's trying to find the good samaritan to thank them

personally. >> there are good people left in the world. >> there are. the message school officials have for transgender students after the trump administration's decision to investigate complaints. >> bay area firefighters on alert. i am still tracking breaking news. a shooting outside the national security agency. the newest details and how many people were hurt. up next. at

coming up on 6:00 a.m. on wednesday, february 14th. >> valentine's day. ash wednesday. a lot going on today. never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. let's take a look at what's going on outside. hi everybody. look at that moisture in the form of snow and white and rain. it's about 15,000