doppler 7. not each a cloud to be found right now. here's a look at pier 15 looking back at the beautiful city. talk temperatures, it's cooler this morning. 34 to 40 degrees. notice by noon, we're already at our average highs. around 60 degrees. couple of more hours of warming means we'll hit the mid to upper 60s around the bay and inland. a little bit of a breeze. delightful evening under way. dress for low to mid-50s. how are we doing trafficwise, sue. >> we had a motorcycle down in the left lane that's been pushed out of lanes and traffic is flowing more at the limit. you still are slightly delayed with a 20-minute drive now. a big problem in the burlingame, millbrae area with between broadway, burlingame and millbrae. they do say that two left lanes are blocked there.

give yourself plenty of time or take 280 and we'll check back. >> new this morning, from santa rosa, police are investigating a stolen car, a pursuit and a seven-car crash. these are the new photos just september to us by the santa rosa police department from west steel lane. this all started just after 12:30 this morning. apparently someone stole a white dodge charger. the owners chased the thieves leading to a pursuit reaching 100 miles per hour. the charger ended up crashing. at least one person was hurt. this is an ongoing investigation. we'll keep you informed. developing news now. we're learning that the alleged florida high school shooter had a long struggle with mental illness and a history of violence. >> sources tell abc news that nikolas cruz told investigators he told voices directing him to conduct the attack. according to the arrest affidavit, the 19-year-old confessed after being taken into custody. authorities describe the mind of

a suspect as warped and potentially demented. >> he shot the chickens across. he used to have a pellet gun and shot the chickens across in the back there. >> he like cornered a squirrel and threw rocks at it. trying to kill it. >> they received a tip on social media about a possible shooting, but the agency said it didn't have enough information at the time. >> we have been learning more about the 17 people killed in the shooting. their ages, they range from 14 to 49. they were students and teachers and coaches. we've posted a photo and information about each one of them on our website. abc7news.com. and on our news app. >> their stories are heartbreaking. thousands of people gathered last night for a candlelight vigil in parkland, florida, to remember the victims. >> look around and see your family members and come together as a family because that's how we're going to get through this. we are going to get through

this. >> here to show our strength and ability to rebound. this is our home. this is where we will not be intimidated by evil. >> our kids are amazing. our eagles will soar and we are parkland proud. >> this is one of a dozen or so tributes planned in response to the tragedy. >> students are planning a march after holding a vigil for the victims last night. abc 7 news was in mill valley where those at tamalpais high school plan to take action. they'll be starting fundraisers and pushing administrators to come up with a new emergency alert plan. >> don't sit back and mourn. take that pain and make a difference. >> this is so tragic. this keeps happening. it seems that it will just continue unless we make change. >> students will march from tam high to mill valley community senn terp today at 2:45 to rally for gun control.

>> you can find out more about the victims and how to help their families at abc7news.com. at the live desk this morning, an investigation in richmond where dozens of shots were fired. this is the scene near 9th and pennsylvania avenue late last night. you can see bullets hit at least one car. we have reached out to richmond police to find out if anybody got hurt. >> walnut creek police are looking for a man who exposed himself on a bus. it happened february 6th on the walnut creek free trolley around 1:00 p.m. police releasing the photos of the man yesterday. give them a call if you recognize the suspect. let this number sink in. you would have to make $303,190 to buy the average house in fran san francisco. >> it doesn't look good if you're trying to own a home in the area. matt keller is live in redwood city. matt? >> reporter: reggie, these numbers are tough to swallow. a lot of people are wondering,

how do new buyers get into this market? well, they better have a lot of money. this report is coming from the california association of realtors. it's looking at housing affordability across the state and in the bay area for the fourth quarter of last year. san francisco, san mateo and santa clara counties were the least affordable. here are the incomes you need to afford a medium priced home. san francisco, you need to make just more than $303,000 a year to afford the median home price of $1.5 million. san mateo county, is close behind at $302,890 a year. santa clara county, more than $256,000 a year. marin county, with $252,000 a year. >> i don't know how people come out here and make it or how young people out here are able to do it on their own. >> reporter: in the bay area, solano, contra costa and napa.

if you are looking to move, ker county tahema county are the most affordable. ayesha curry announced she was pregnant. >> peter teal is saying goodbye to silicon valley. what he's blaming for his move. check out these temperatures. for lows in the east bay valleys. we're going to be at least freezing monday and tuesday. pretty close some other days. it's going to be even cooler up in our north bay valleys. look at these, lows in the 20s coming monday and tuesday. i'll show you dramatic change and when it gets to your neighborhood. looking live outside this morning at the golden gate bridge. we're keeping you

peter teal may be leaving the silicon valley for l.a. he's trying to escape the political -- of the san francisco bay area. he plans to relocate to his home in hollywood. what he will do in l.a. isn't clear. he has discussed the possibility

of resigning from facebook's board. this according to the "wall street journal" which first reported on his plans. natasha and reggie, would you like sunshine to remove the shade over them right now. i know you guys can see. menlo park, 33 in redwood city. half moon bay, one of the cooler spots. we've got upper 30s to low 40s in the bay shore. 41 san jose. freezing cold in san ramon and livermore at 31. napa and santa rosa at 34. santa cruz, great day to be at the beach today and tomorrow. wear the sunscreen. not kidding. tranquil water out on the bay. warm in you're out and about this afternoon. for the kids, let's get them ready they're heading off to school. at 11:00, mid to upper 50s. mid-60s.

we end up warmer starting off cooler. the accuweather seven-day forecast with big changes coming. sue, you have delays to talk about? >> they are still delayed on ace train number 1. they had signal delays at tracy. it's still running ten minutes behind heading into fremont. ace train number 3 running on time. we have a big problem in broadway, burlingame. on 101 northbound. it's closer to traffic is really slow now. i would sake el camino looks like a good alternate or 280 to get around this. no estimated time of opening. jimmy kimmel is responding to the florida shooting. his emotional plea to president trump. plus, too eager for a slurpee. the driver who ended up inside an east bay 7-eleven. >> a live look from the east bay camera. happy new year if you're celebrating lunar new year

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jimmy kimmel was emotional and angry with president trump and with the failure to do anything to stop school shootings. >> of course the one that happened in florida that left 17 dead.

he pleaded with the president to do something. >> don't you dare let anyone say it's too soon to be talking about it. he said it after vegas, he said it after sandy hook. you say that after every one of these eight now fatal school shootings we had in this country this year. children are being murdered. >> so i agree. this is a mental illness issue. because if you don't think we need to do something about it, you're obviously mentally ill. kimmel pointed out that president trump rolled back regulations designed to keep firearms out of the hands of the mentally ill. a long-time p.e. teacher and track and field coach at willow glen middle school in san jose turned himself in on charges of child molestation and child pornography. it happened last year when he was behaving suspiciously. he was taking pictures of female students. investigators found numerous inappropriate images on his devices. papadakis is charged with 7 counts of molesting a child and

one count of possession of child porn. ieshia curry opening up about her struggle with her third pregnancy. she's past four months and it hasn't been easy. she wrote about it on her lifestyle blog. she's suffering from a severe form of morning sickness. she's barely able to eat let alone cook. steph curry has been an angel through all of it. always willing to lend a helping hand. the babies will join big sisters riley and ryan. some people say these burglars got instant karma. watch as one throws a brick through a window in china. his partner goes to throw a brick and it hits the other guy and knocks him out. >> he has to drag his partner out. if all thieves operated on this level, the police wouldn't have to work overtime. >> yikes. instand karma is right. >> ouch.

>> sue, sue, their mom did not teach them to be like that. >> dumb burglar of the day. we've got problems on the road we need to address with a sig-alert. this is in burlingame. northbound 101 near anza. overturned vehicle blocking two lanes. there's a sig-alert. no estimated time of opening. you can see el camino, the southbound direction looks bogged down on el camino. northbound not bad at all. if you're looking for an alternate, i would suggest that or 280, the backup now is extending on into san mateo with very slow speeds. we'll be follow this for you most of the morning. mike? >> thank you very much, sue. hi everybody. welcome to weather window from the roof camera to show you the sunshine that's about to wash over the neighborhoods and bring us warmer than average temperatures. the arctic front arrives with blustery conditions and temperatures that will tumble 10 to 15 degrees sunday. it will opus to freezing cold nights early next week. the storm is developing up to the north as our high pressure

and its clockwise flow gets pushed off to the west. that's really opening the door for the storm to slide down towards us. unfortunately, it doesn't gather much moisture on its journey here. 62 today in half hoon bay with sunshine. the rest of us, around 63 to 69 degrees. wouldn't be surprised if you drive around the inland valleys, the car thermometer if you have one says 70 from time to time. here's a look at the north bay. we start at 34. look at all that sunshine. 60 at noon, 66 at 4:00. fairly comfortable at 7:00 under the stars. 54. in you're heading up to the north bay wine country, bodega bay at 61. how about our inland east bay neighborhoods, 37 this morning. 63 to 67 from noon to 4:00. 56 at 7:00. we have wine out here in the east bay valleys. livermore, 68. the warm spots to brentwood about 70. here's a look at the lows. upper 30s to mid-40s. waking up in san francisco, about 47. here's a quick look at what's going to happen in tahoe.

sunshine. a couple of inches of snow. it will be wind when i it falls on sunday and breezy on monday. highs in the 50s, lows in the 20s and 30s starting monday. sue, how is the toyota tahoe report. >> thanks for bringing that up. it looks like as mike is saying, snow on sunday and monday. right now, you're looking at great conditions if you want to sneak up there. it is a long presidents' day weekend. no chain requirements at all. the squaw valley base is up to 54 inches. straight shot to north star on 80 with a 3 hours and 5 minutes and looking good on 50 as well. sugar bowl, they have a good base, up to 56 inches at the higher level. no chains on 50 or 88 towards kirkwood and you're looking at about a 36-inch base. they really could use the snow. as mike said, it's just going to be a couple of inches. winds could be a factor on the

roads as well. >> sue, thank you. quite a mess in union city. a car drove into the 7-eleven last night. alameda county fire posted these photos. police say alcohol or drugs did not play a role in this incident. fortunately, no one was hurt. mariposa grove will reopen to the public on june 15th. it's been closed since july of 2015 for a $40 million restoration project. it's home to 550 giant sequoias. native plants have been replanted. visitors need to park at a new parking lot two miles away where they will have to hop on a shuttle bus to access the grove. celebrate the year of the dog. the events happening around the area coming up next. could be trouble inside of apple's $5 billion campus in cupertino. first, here's rob marciano with a look at what's ahead on "good morning america" at 7:00 a.m. good morning. coming up on gma, new details in that deadly florida school

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job. what do you want out of this morning? clear conditions. calm on live doppler 7. not a cloud to be found out there. it's a little cooler this morning. look at that. 31 to 39 degrees at 7:00. my accuweather 12-hour planner, it's going to be bright all day. that's going to push us to near 60 by noon. 57 at the coast. but look at the mid-60s around the bay and inland neighborhoods. enjoy the evening. low to mid-350s. >> checking in on a major ace train delay. it was delayed leaving tracy because of a signal issue. 15 minutes into great america. they're running about ten minutes. on the peninsula, we have the sig-alert overturned vehicle on the side. blocking the two left lanes of traffic. very slow up the peninsula. give yourself plenty of time. you may want to try el camino real.

across the bay, over on 880 southbound before industrial, we had the two right lanes blocked with an accident. they're still out there. traffic is slammed all the way from 238 headed southbound on 880. >> sue, thank you. we are tracking the latest on the deadly school rampage in parkland, florida. >> police say the 19-year-old charged with killing 17 people and hurting 14 more has confessed to the worst school shooting in florida history. investigators say shortly after arriving at marjory stoneman douglas high school by an uber, nikolas cruz began to methodically fire an assault rifle concealed in a bag. he admitted to detectives that he then stashed the gun so he could blend in with the crowd and walk out of the school. he ended up escaping to a walmart. that's where he bought a drink at a subway. then walked to a nearby mcdonald's and that is when he got stopped. an officer recognized him from the description and made the arrest. >> it was an emotional tribute

overnight for the victims of the florida school massacre as disturbing details emerged about the suspect's past as well. thousands gathered for a vigil to honor the victims. stephanie ramos has the latest on that. >> reporter: overnight, thousands of people coming together in disbelief and grief. >> the rest of my days, this will always be engraved in my mind and i don't think if will go away. >> the names of all 17 victims were read out loud. >> some of the crowd chanting, no more guns. over the cries of friends and family. many of the victims, teenage students. one in the school's marching band. another on the way to college on a swim scholarship. some just in their first year of high school. >> just knowing that his seat won't be filled next time i enter that class is just

heart-wrenching. >> for the survivors, the moments that were almost their last replaying over and over in their minds. >> i was scared that i was going to be next. i didn't know what else to do. i kind of froze. >> lexi tells us the shooter opened fire in her classroom. not everyone survived. >> i'm thankful to be here. but at the same time, i'm so hurt to know that a lot of people i know are gone. >> police say the gunman confessed to the shooting rampage, telling them he heard voices directing him to carry out the attack. >> some of the things have come to mind are very disturbing. >> sources tell abc news this was his instagram account. he's seen here holding a pistol and another he's holding a large knife. authorities now digging deeper authorities now digging deeper into the suspect's past. there are -- there is still a police presence here. they are allowing teachers to retrieve their vehicles, but

that is it. as for the man who told authorities about that threat -- he says was posted by the suspected gunman on youtube saying that he wanted to shoot up a school, he tells abc news he did speak with the fbi last year and reported that threat to youtube. the fbi is now looking into that. reporting live from parkland, florida, stephanie ramos, abc 7 news. reggie, natasha, back to you. >> thank you. it's a sensitive time for students and teachers across the country, including here in the bay area. police will be at a lafayette campus because of a scare they had. >> another school will be training for an active shooter situation. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield has a live report from lafayette. >> reporter: we are at al ka lanes high school where a student brought an air soft gun to school. everybody on high alert after what happened in florida. students saw the gun, reported it. administrators moved in and they

say one student has been removed from campus. now, over in oakland, the response there, they are going to be training their teachers in active shooter training today. here's an idea of what it will look like. this is a video of training being done at the napa community college for an active shooter situation. about 100 teachers in oakland have already gone through the training and more will complete the course today. not just teachers need to be prepared. a family therapist says parents need to talk to their kids about this. but advises parents they need to calm down their own fears before approaching their kids. >> don't lead them. you may be transferring your own fears, your own anxieties that they don't have right now on to them. >> here's a picture of what an air soft gun looks like. this is not the one they found in lafayette. but you can see from this picture just how realistic these guns look. they shoot little round pellets. they cannot kill someone. students did report seeing the

gun in the student's locker and administrators took action and police will be here on campus today. in lafayette, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news much. president trump plans to travel to parkland, florida to meet with families and local officials. a date has not been set yet. the president promises to tackle school safety and mental health issues in response to the shooting. he made that remark during an address to the nation yesterday. however, he made no mention of gun violence. the president's budget proposal would slash medicaid. that is the major source of federal funding for treating mental health problems. it would also cut school safety programs by more than a third. if you would like to help a go fund me page has been established for the victims of the shooting. it's raised more than $680,000 and now i'm looking at it and see that it's raised $732,000. so it has gone significantly up just this morning. we put a link on our website,

abc7news.com. it's not far from the goal. we're tracking this developing news out of oakland where firefighters quickly put out this fire in a victorian late last night. when crews arrived at the house shortly after 11:00 p.m., heavy smoke was already billowing out of windows. the fire actually started outside of a house and moved indoors. no one was found inside of the house and the cause remains under investigation. now your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> it's cooler this morning. just about all of our neighborhoods, save the east bay shore where it's the same in oakland and hayward. let's see where we start in the south bay. your neighborhood is almost freezing in some areas. morgan hill, 34. campbell and cupertino at 35. saratoga, santa clara, 36. san jose at about 41 degrees. 37 right now in newark. lafayette and danville at 34. freezing cold, 31 in livermore. freezing cold 32 in novato. look at alameda and san

francisco, upper 40s for you. here's a look at walnut creek, south on 680. mass transit today, cool but comfortable temperatures this afternoon. watch out for the glaring sunshine on the roads or the tranquil bay today. lunar new year starts today. happy new year. 60s and 70s. sunday, mainly in the mid to upper 50s. the winds are manageable tomorrow. less than 10 miles per hour. while we're sleeping, they'll jump to 15 to 20 miles per hour. up to 20 to 35 miles per hour sunday afternoon. little harder for outdoor activities then. here's sue. metering lights run late. school is out today and no work today for the long president's holiday make tg longer. we have a wait at the toll plaza. about a 15-minute wait to get through the tolls. it's not a bad commute from you this morning except on the peninsula where we have a sig-alert. overturned vehicle blocking the two left lanes.

chp has not given us any estimated time of opening. but you can see the speeds. they're very, very slow. under 10 miles an hour in some spots. you may want to take el camino or 280 to avoid this. we'll check back on an accident southbound on 880 in the next report. >> thank you, sue. dramatic video shows the ends of a rescue. the chp posted this video of an officer using a fire extinguisher on a burning car to put out that fire. this happened at interstate 80 in crockett. the video only shows you part of the story. minutes earlier, good samaritans stopped and pulled the driver out of car. he went to the hospital with serious injuries. the oakland dmv office will remained closed for another two weeks because of flooding. water and ceiling tiles poured down after someone stole copper piping from the roof. the piping is only worth 50 bucks but the damage in the tens of thousands of dollars. crews are busy replace the walls

and the floors now. they're still conduct being the driving tests scheduled. president trump linked to another affair. >> the issue inside of apple's new campus leaving some people injured. jazzy music there. >> i know. looking live at the big board at the new york stock exchan exchange. we want to bring you outside. why not do that. we have a nice sunrise brewing. i wasn't sure if that was going to come to fruition. >> here it is. >> here it is. >> live weather and traff

let's take a look at the snow pack. big ski weekend and unfortunately the snow pack gets smaller and smaller. 20% of yearly average. los angeles, low to mid-70s there. mid to upper 60s in the central valley. monterey. 58 in yosemite. 49 in tahoe. you can see some of that snow on heavenly. let me show you what's going to happen. the same front that will bring us cool breezes on sunday will bring us a couple inches of snow. it's going to be breezy monday as the showers taper. look at the lows in the single digits and the highs that won't get above freezing until wednesday. thanks, mike.

new at 6:00. northern po another porn actress claiming to have an affair with president trump. former playmate of the year karen macdougal. she says she had a nine-month long affair with the president. he tried to pay her after the first time they had sex. the author of the article spoke on gma. >> the underlying chronicle of the affair reveals a lot of important patterns that we're now seeing in the multiple accounts of consensual affairs or alleged nonconsensual activity with trump. >> macdougal documented what happened in an 8-page handwritten note given to the magazine. it's 6:45. also new at 6:00 a.m., mitt romney has made it official. in the last hour he formally announced that he's running for senate in utah. >> utah welcomes legal immigrants from around the world. washington sends immigrants a message of exclusion. on utah's capitol hill, people

treat one another with respect. >> romney added in his video, he wants to bring utah values to washington. the former presidential candidate is overwhelmingly popular in utah and is seen as a favorite to replace retired senator orrin hatch. let this sink in. would you have to make $303,190 to buy the average house in san francisco. >> a new report looks pretty grim if you're trying to buy a home in the bay area. matt keller live in redwood city. matt, do you have any money you can lend me. >> reporter: yeah. i don't have any money to lend you. you want to surprise some people, you can read them the numbers. i told one woman here in redwood city what the minimum income required would be per household to afford the median priced home in san mateo county. that number is $303,000. this was her reaction. >> holy cats. i think that's insane.

wow. >> holy cats is right. the california association of realtors put out these numbers on housing affordability in the bay area the fourth quarter of last year. you need to make just over $303,000 to afford the $1.5 million home. next highest san mateo county and santa clara county. and marin county with $252,000 a year. most affordable counties to live in the bay area are solano, contra costa and napa counties. the most affordable counties in the state are at the haim a and kern. matt keller. abc 7 news. >> did she say holy cats? that's my catch phrase the rest of my life. >> thank you lady in redwood city and thank you, matt. now to your morning money report. we have a report about romance scams. >> thieves are trying to steal money from people looking for money online. holy cats. the number of complaints from daters has tripled over the last five years.

it often starts with a grooming phase. the scammers learn about your life, they send pre-written text messages professing admiration and eventually love. one 43-year-old woman says a man she get on facebook stole a thousand bucks from her. >> he said that he was a single father that he was a widower. he said that he was having problems paying his car. >> then he asked for her bank information and that was the last straw. according to a new report from the better business bureau, these scams have cost victims in the u.s. and canada nearly a billion dollars in just the past three years. >> apple's new cupertino campus certainly is beautiful. but it may be dangerous. according to business website market watch, there are at least half a dozen reports so far where employees have hurt themselves by walking into glass walls or doors. two people had to get medical treatment. apple is not commenting on the

problem. but it could turn into a legal issue. california law requires companies to protect employees by putting up barriers or making glass walls and doors obvious and marking them. sunday is national drink wine day. alaska airlines is making it easier. it's expanding the wine flies free program to 18 more airports, including oakland, san francisco and san jose. members of their mileage plan program can check an entire case of wine, that's 12 bottles, at no cost on their flights. >> all right. 6:49 in the morning. we're checking on your stocks. we're in the green. 47 points up this morning. this weekend, steph curry, kevin durant, draymond green and klay thompson will represent the warriors in the all-star game. larry beil will be in l.a. for the festivities. he'll post the best -- you can catch his live reports starting

tonight and through weekend. one of the most highly anticipated movies of the year premiered at grand lake theater last night. it's taken on a meaning far beyond a superhero franchise. >> we're talking about "black panther" based on the marvel comic book of the same name. it's received rave reviews for the positive representation of both black men and women. >> this is really like a historical moment to have our superhero that look like us right here in oakland. >> we're wearing special clothes. >> why is that important tonight? >> to -- >> in keeping with the theme, dancers performed during the pre-show celebration. screenings here and in oakland are serving as fundraisers to raise money for more kids to go see this movie. we have a ton of coverae on this film. check out our videos on

abc7news.com. black panther is produced by marvel studios which is owned by the walt disney company like abc 7. a lot of people excited about the movie and the forecast. it should be a winner. hi, mike. >> hopefully it gets as good reviews as the movie is getting. this is golden gate bridge. you want to see sunshine and lighter breezes today and tomorrow. it's a good day to do that. here's a look at the accuweather highlights. sun shy, clear not as chilly tonight. the blustery breezes bring us freezing temperatures next week. today, about 63 to 69 degrees for san francisco all the way to concord. 62 in half moon bay. a little cooler there. here's a look at san francisco. we'll break it down over the next 12 hours. 44 this morning. 57 at noon to 56 at 4:00. 52 at 7:00. in between, look where the highs top out. about 60 to 63 degrees. let's head down to the south bay. starting off cooler but sunny. 39. already in the mid-60s to mid to upper 60s from noon to 4:00.

57 by 7:00. the highs stretch from 65 in milpitas to los gatos at 69 degrees. >> the san ramon valley and livermore. everybody else in the low to mid-40s. big changes by sunday. look at the jet stream. all the way up into the arctic circle. this system will drop most of the moisture north of us. the change you'll notice sunday are the breezes and the fact we'll drop from the 70s back into mainly the 50s when the breezes relax. monday, tuesday and possibly wednesday morning. we're going to have to take care of the tender vegetation. sue says there's a sigalert out there? >> we have an update in burlingame. north 101 at anza. this is out -- it's been out there a while. overturned vehicle. two left lanes. no estimated time of opening. we're really seeing a big backup. all the way to highway 92 in san mateo.

you may want to take el camino real. we don't know how long it will be out there. the other side of the bay in hayward, we have better news. an accident south 880 near industrial. that's been cleared out of lanes. you could see recovery happening there. we'll check back with chp and see what the details are for that sigalert in a few minutes. >> thank you, sue. an east bay lawmaker is prohibiting employers from discriminating against workers who use medical marijuana. a bill by assembly man rob -- to ease an injury for an illness. the lingering stigma around medical marijuana forces patients to turn to addictive prescription opiates. >> we should be allowing patients to use the best medicines for them and not discriminate against them to incentivize them to do something bad for their health or worse for their health. >> right now, 11 states currently offer job protections for cannabis patients.

this bill would exempt employers if the workers are working in safety sensitive environments. happening right now, two astronauts are venturing outside the international space station for a planned 6 1/2 hour spacewalk. i believe we're seeing from their perspective the work being done. an american and a japanese engineer are moving components of the robotic system into storage. the parts to be returned to earth and refurbished and sent back to the station as a spare. this is the fourth spacewalk for our american by the way, who graduated from stanford. the year of the dog kicked off with a bang. chinatown will celebrate the first day of the lunar new year. the parade starts at 11:00 a.m. and goes along clay street to kearney. there will be traditional dancers and firecrackers. the traditional parade is one week from tomorrow at 5 cloon 15

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it's 6:58. here are the seven things to know before you go. number one, the 19-year-old suspect in a florida high school massacre has confess today the crime. 17 people were killed, 14 others hurt. 2 victims were released from the hospital overnight. number 2, teachers and staff at oakland public schools are getting ready to take part in active shooter training. about 100 employees have gone through the training so far and more will be trained today. number 3, police investigating a 7-car crash in santa rosa. it started after someone stole a car and led the owners on a high-speed chase. at least one was injured. talk about a sticker shock. according to the california association of realtors, the minimum annual income that you need to afford a medium priced home in san francisco is

$303,000. let that sink in for a second. >> ouch. >> let's talk about number 5, which is a gorgeous sun-filled day. i know we need rain, but it's not going to happen in this forecast. sit back and relax and enjoy the 60s this afternoon. number 6, your friday commute. better news for peninsula commuters. we had that earlier sig-alert in burlingame and anza cleared out of lanes. recovery is happening. number 7, the black panther is playing in theaters across the area. we are were at the grand lake theater where ryan kugler, the director and co-writer made a surprise appearance. >> what a nice surprise. it was really cool. >> it's cool to see someone with oakland roots and do so well. now the movie people can't stop talking about. >> 97, 98% on rotten tomatoes. >> it didn't show the movie like that other theater. >> not good. >> they know how do it right in oakland. >> back in 25 minutes with an

abc 7 news update. good morning starts now. happy new year by the way. good morning, america. new developments in that deadly school rampage. what we're now learning about the 17 victims. a swimmer preparing for college and a hero football coach who acted as a human shield. plus, new details about the shooter. claiming he heard voices in his head. and questions about missed warning signs as thousands gather for vigils remembering the 17 who lost their lives. the bombshell new report about president trump and the "playboy" playmate. her claims of an affair shortly after his son barron was born. the reporter who broke the story is here live on "gma." stunning split. jennifer aniston and justin thoreau announcing they're separating after 2 1/2 years of marriage. their message about their future