good morning, bay let's get up and get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. >> it's saturday, february 17th. good morning, and thank you for joining us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the weather. here's meteorlogist lisa argen. she's tracking live doppler 7 for us. hi lisa. >> hi chris. good morning to you. big changes for the weekend. today will be much much warmer. live doppler 7 looking at the clear sky with the cool start. 37 in half moon bay. 44 in hey wad. 37 in morgan hill. two to six degrees milder this morning. that translates into above average temperatures today. in fact by noontime we are in the upper 50s to low to mid 60s in the bay. and inland upper 60s today. above average numbers. perhaps low 70s down towards the santa clara valley. then the clouds increase tonight. we are look at 50s, and

temperatures as much as 15 degrees colder with blustery winds for the-second half of the weekend. i will have a look at the week ahead, which looks wintry like coming up. breaking news outs of san francisco's richmond district. water gushing from a water main break is flooding great highway. this is near balboa street. the water main burst at around 3:00 this morning and nearby residents lost their water service. officials are currently working to stop the flooding and clean up the street. this morning, a call for action following a difficult week in parkland florida. >> just absolutely unacceptable and it's embarrassing to work there. >> a former fbi agent is talking to abc7 news about how the department failed to act on tips about the stoneman douglas high school shooter. it's been three days since a gunman killed 17 people. last night the president and first lady visited the sheriff's office and hospital. they did not visit the community of parkland.

maggie rulli has the latest. >> reporter: the president and first lady grieving with parkland friday night. >> very sad something like that could happen. >> reporter: offering their support to a community still raw after wednesday's school shooting took the lives of 17 people. two of them, both teenagers laid to rest. >> what if that was your child that was shot three times, in the heart, in the hand, in the head. think about it. >> reporter: the alleged killer now offering to plead guilty in order to avoid the death penalty. no word yet if the state will accept the deal. >> we are part of this community. as the community hurts so do we. >> reporter: the fbi admitted they were warned about the alleged shooter six weeks ago. the agency reveals on january 5th a person close to nikolas cruz called the fib tip line with information about cruz's gun ownership, his desire to kill people, erratic behavior,

and disturbing social media posts. the fbi says the information should be assessed as a potential threat the life but no further investigation was conducted at that time. students here are in shock. >> 17 innocent lives were taken from us because they failed to do this. they failed our school, and they failed our hearts. >> reporter: the students here are heart broken and grieving, but many of them are also angry and have take tony the streets to protest stricter gun reform. the president was asked during his visit about gun laws. and he had no comment. in parkland, maggie rulli, abc7 news. the recent school shooting put the spotlight on howenes ha warnings from the public. not only did the fbi receive warnings about the shootings months in advance, there had been a long history of disturbance at the home where he lift. dion lim explains how his potential for violence slipped through the cracks. >> on behalf of myself and over 1,000 employees of the miami feel office we truly regret any

official pain that this has caused. >> reporter: a stunning admission from the federal bureau of investigation friday over the handling of not one but two overlooked tips regarding the marjory stoneman high school shooter nikolas cruz. social media showed he was obsessed with violence and how he wanted to be a professional school shooter, all of this six weeks before 14 students and three staff members were gunned down. rik smith, a former fbi employee. >> they are supposed to disseminate that to the field office, miami in this case. they do a background check, enter notify the school and interview the suspect hopefully to defuse this. >> reporter: deputies were dispatched to cruz's home over 20 times. >> every one of these visits will be looked at and scrutinized. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spears says this is a

prime example of how agencies on a state and federal level must learn to work together. >> that kind of multiagency evident and coordination and communication is going to be key as we move forward. >> reporter: how that will happen all parties agree has yet to be determined. dion lim, abc7 news. a tribute to one shooting victim is bringing many to tears. a canadian cartoonist drew a little girl leading aaron feis toward a large group of children, allegedly victim. the caption reads come on mr. fei we want to meet you. he iced his body to shield children. we have a go fund me page link on our website, abc7news.com. developing news this morning. san francisco police have a person of interest in custody following a deadly double shooting near golden gate park. it started last night with a shooting near the panhandle, and

ended with a carjacking a couple of blocks away this. morning police located the stolen vehicle behind an rv on alameda street. police say they fired a shot while trying to get the person of interest to leave the rv but no one was hurt. abc7 news reporter katie utehs has more. >> reporter: a 28-year-old man is dead. and another man has life threatening gun shot wounds following a shooting in the panhandle of golden gate park. >> at this time, this is preliminary information. what we have is that there was some type of argument that ensued between a group of people. >> reporter: police say the argument and shooting happened here in the pajd and then the suspect ran north and carjacked a getaway vehicle. the driver is okay. police say they don't know yet if the victims and suspect knew each other. people who frequent the park say it's not uncommon to see a group gathering near stannion and oak streets that that park has concrete so it's kind of a grotto in the trees. there are often people there. often homeless people, you know,

just kind of hanging out. >> reporter: investigators have not identified either victim nor confirmed if the men are part of the homeless population who live in the area. in san francisco, katie utehs, abc7 news. a powerful earthquake shook mexico last night causing damage but no known deaths. the magnitude 7.2 earthquake hit the state of oaxaca in southeast eastern mexico. this video from mexico city shows light fixtures rocking hundreds of miles away from the epicenter. some people reported on twitter they felt the yaik in los angeles. last september two earthquakes in mexico killed more than 450 people. san francisco police are asking for your help finding a man suspect of killing his grandparents in oklahoma. 45-year-old harlan fosse is said to be an experienced outdoorsman and could be living in a park or wooded area. he was last seen near aquatic park on january 10th. veltors in oklahoma found his

grandparents' body in november alone the side of a road. fosse reportedly told coworkers that living with the couple was quote driving him crazy. 6:08 is our time. three people are okay this morning after getting rescues from a cliff over a san francisco beach. sky 7 caught the dramatic rescue as it unfolded yesterday afternoon at marshal's beach. the hikers got stuck after they took what they thought was a shortcut. they called for help using a cell phone. each of them got a ticket from park police for creating a hazardous condition, which is a $250 fine. at long last a major road in the santa cruz mountains is back to two lanes of traffic. valencia road in aptos was compromised during last winter's destructive rains and had to be closed all but cutting off the community. >> we couldn't go to work, couldn't get the kids to school.

it was scary. >> reporter: he lives in rolling green estates in aptos off valencia road a road that's been closed or reduced to one lane since last winter's storms. locals were forced onto a daunting teeture. >> eight miles out of my way to go to work. >> reporter: it's also the best way to get to the elementary school. the closure was such an inconvenience all the students were relocated to other campuses last year. the road sank of ins after the culvert underneath it crumb pelled under the rain soaked soil. >> it was under 50 feet of dirt. we had to dig the dirt out. build retaining walls so the people could work under there. rebuild the culvert and reconstruct the road. >> reporter: it is now back in business. terry meade wasn't expecting it friday evening. >> it felt like a christmas present. >> better than before, right? i mean think should be able to last much longer. if we get storms like we did

last year we will be fully prepared. >> reporter: last winter's rain did $122 million in damage at more than 200 sites in santa cruz county. the five biggest repairs are now done or almost done. it will take several years to get to all the smaller projects. in katie marzullo abc7 news. meteorologist lisa argen is here tracking the accuweather forecast for us. >> we are talking about a return to winter. not necessarily the heavy rain that katie was talking about. but we are looking at much colder temperatures beginning tomorrow. today, a live look outside from our east bay hills camera where numbers in the 30s from livermore. more 30s in the forth bay. today how about 70 for you in some of the inland valleys of we will talk about the cool dpoun and the week ahead next. also ahead, questions after a mysterious sight in the east bay. a rocket was tested in alameda. we found out what it was doing there. also -- the bay area kicking

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former 49ers player dana stubblefield. a judge reinstated his bail in a rape case set at $500,000. according to our media partner stubble fooel's attorney argued the eight alleged rape victim lied under oath when asked whether shed of worked in the porn industry. police say he attacked the victim when she went to his house for a baby-sitting job. stubblefield claims he paid her for sex. the flash brothers are two of the warriors representing the team in the nba all-star game in los angeles. last night they played basketball with the kids and took part inns steph said it's great to be in l.a. for the all-star weekend. >> a different buzz. great weather in l.a. amazing scenery. a lot of history obviously. so it is always fun the couple here. couple that with all-star weekend and like i said all the names and the activities going around the weekend.

so it's pretty cool. >> looking forward to that. look at your screen. what exactly is that? sky 7 was flying over alameda yesterday morning when the pilot asked that very question after he spotted what looks like a rocket. he wanted to find out what it was and why it was here. abc7 news reporter jonathan blume found the answers. >> reporter: they are being awfully quiet about it. quieter than us. >> what the helicopters were about. >> that was our candidate helicopter. >> it was a beautiful helicopter. >> thank you. the folks at st. george spirits had no idea across the fence a stealthy start-up was testing a rocket. >> shouldn't they do that in desert or something. >> reporter: it is unexpected. >> i heard helicopters. and when i looked behind me i see a giant truck with a huge missile on it. >> reporter: a truck that left the alameda naval air station and headed to a building the navy once used toest is jet engines. we caught up with it and learned it belongs to a start-up that doesn't have a name yet. they answered the phone stealth

space and they say they are an aerospace company that created 100 jobs here. they are not saying much more. >> it's exciting to see what's going on with the private arrow face industry. and to see it this close to home is exciting. >> reporter: they may not be talking to us yet but they are talking to local officials. they filed lease application about the city of alameda that gives some details about what they are, woulding on. days after spacex launched its falcon heavy we found democrats documents showing this company is working on something smaller. a proposal to city leaders calls it astra and compares to it spacex and calls it the world's smallest rocket made to launch the new breed of small satellites. >> i'm excited to see that i was bummed i missed out on the elon musk launch. >> reporter: this was a ground test. you can see the char marks. the company says it is tight with the fire department, the city and the navy and wants to turn this area into a technology

hub. >> i couldn't see blasting into space without a couple of good gin martinis in my belly. >> reporter: the lunar new year started with a bang. [ fire crackers ] >> abc7 news was at san francisco's portsmouth square to usher in the year of the dog. there were fire crackers and a 88-foot golden dragon. this was a preview of the lunar parade one week from today. this holiday weekend is expected to be one of the coldest of the year. don't forget about your pets. you should bring them in at night. fur going the keep them outside they should have good bedding and access to food and water. one more thing, don't let a heavy fur coatle fool you. >> the fact that it has fur doesn't mean it it's completely

exempt from the impacts of cold weather. >> contra costa animal services recommends getting a sweater for your pet to keep them warm. now our accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, saturday morning. it's clear and it's cool. we have a cold front on the way for the-second half of the weekend. a live look outside. you will notice that it does look calm out there on the bay waters. 49 in san francisco. it's 41 in oakland. good morning mountain view. 43 for you. 44 in san jose with 30s in gilroy and half moon bay. chilly in spots. we are looking at numbers the mid 30s santa rosa 35 in the delta. concord in the mid 40s. 42 in napa. from mount tam you can see the sun coming up. before 7:00. sunny and mild today. cooler and windier for sunday. low snow levels sunday night into monday where we could see a little high elevation snow down through mountain hamilton, the

santa cruz mountains, and actually the mountains around big sur. for us, it just means freezing cold mornings, criminalier days monday, tuesday and wednesday. starting out with the mild temperatures today in san jose. 71 degrees. so one of the warmer locations around the bay today will be in the south bay. average highs in the low 60s. we will dip below that tomorrow with mid 50s on monday, and then by tuesday we are still struggling to make it out of the 50s. little bit of temperature moderation by the end of the week to near average. this is tomorrow, a chilly day with clouds pushing through the bay area at 11:30. by late in the day we are looking at some of the precip in the higher elevations of lake county will be snow. as we go through the overnight hours it really runs parallel to the coast. we are not looking at a lot of moisturer moisture here but this the higher elevations it is a possibility. wind gusts from 20 to 30 miles

an hour on sunday. all day the winds get stronger to near 40 miles an hour across the entire bay area. this is lieu the day on sunday. and then as the front pushes through late sunday into monday we have got the cold air in place, the calm winds, and overnight lows into monday morning, widespread freezing temperatures. it will be near 40 in the east bay. as we get into tuesday, even colder. we are talking 30s around the bay. twentsd in the north bay. subfreezing tuesday morning. and wednesday morning in our inland valleys, look at that 35 degree temperature wednesday morning. enjoy today. highs today above average, and very mild, 65 in san francisco. 66 in oakland. we'll look for 69 in from the time. palo alto with 68 in nap and 69 in santa rosa. the accuweather seven-day forecast, one more sunny and mild day. tomorrow big drop in temperatures, ten to 15 degrees cooler with bluster ewinds. the overnight lows will be

frosty and flow freezing. expecting the national weather service to come out with frost advisories and freese warnings for many days next week. you heard the package on the pets. good advice there. >> we have been asking for the winter like conditions for quite some time now. here we are. just ahead, a bay area high school famous for music videos is at

from dating to cookie dough, if you are looking for something fun to do this weekend we have got you covered. jessica castro from abc7 mornings has things from your partners at hoodline. does it always feel like you are swiping through the same people? meet new faces this weekend at swipe right, an improv show about the craziness of on line dating in san francisco. san jose are 10:00 p.m. saturdays at unscripted in lower knob hill this several weeks. looks like ice cream from the afar, but it's really safe to eat cookie dough.

the owner used to work in tech but followed her sweet tooth and came up with this concept. >> i was a part-time vegan for a few years and i found a substitute for raw eggs. so i had this safe to eat but butter filled indulgent recipe that could give people the cookie dough they always wanted. >> it was a food truck and a pop up concept and has taken a big step with the brick and more for location. this weekend get a free cone upgrade. the chinese lunar new year starts this weekend. there are events all around sfra including at the asian art museum and in chinatown. if you are wondering why you are looking at this video, 2018 is the year of the dog. if your zodiac is the dog, it's unlucky to match the year and that means you should navigate life cautiously. for information on how to guard against bad luck in 2018 and

more fun things to do, go to our website and kplik on the link to hoodline. a high school has created another amazing music video. take a look. ♪ ♪ >> just about the entire student body joined the lady gaga born this way lip dub at air gone high school. the video shows off all of the schools and teams. air gone went viral with its uptown funk lip dub two years ago. still ahead, the indictments in the robert mueller investigation. 13 russians not only operating overseas but operating right here in the united states. the american who is pleading guilty and who is cooperating with the investigation. plus, the new report involving then candidate donald

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with a quick look at the wather. lisa argen is tracking the conditions where you live. >> it looks the same. it is going to feel pretty much the same today. but this is the end of our long stretch of mild weather. here is mount tam. 49 degrees fran. 41 in oakland. 47 gilroy and half moon the deltas at 35. concord 34 degrees. by 7:00 we have recovered into the upper 40s. 11:00, low 60s for concord, 63 in livermore. by this afternoon it is a mild afternoon with mid 60s, upper 60s, and plenty of sunshine. this evening, the louds clouds arrive and we will look for much cooler temperatures, windy weather, and a slight possibility of a few light showers or a few light snowflakes in parts of the bay. i'll explain in a couple minutes. now to the justice

department indicting 1 russians and three russian companies. special counsel robert mueller signed the indictment yesterday claiming that russian agents posed as americans to help donald trump's campaign and damage hillary clinton's. abc news chief justice correspondent pierre thomas has reaction. >> reporter: the stunning allegations inside robert mueller's indictment, that the russians were not only meddling in the 2016 election from afar. at least once they were right inside the u.s. among the 13 russians indicted, yevgeny prigozhin, with ties tis close to the kremlin he is known as putin's chef. >>el they had an annual budge of millions of dollars. >> reporter: they spent operatives to america traveling throughout nine states. >> in order to hide the russian origins of their activities the defendants allegedly purchased space on computer servers located here in the united states in order to set up a

virtual private network. >> reporter: and that's not all. the russians allegedly set up campaign-style rallies inside the u.s. in battleground states like north carolina and virginia. according to the indictment this rally titled florida goes trump less than three mondays before the election was actually organized by the russians. >> the russians also reconcreted and paid real americans to engage in political activities. >> reporter: american voters had no idea the russians were behind them as they joined what they thought were real political groups, groups with names like secured borders, the russian imposters were also connecting with what's described as unwith itting individuals associated with the trump campaign and other political activists. >> the defendants allegedly conducted what they called information warfare against the united states with the stated goal of spreading distrust towards the candidates and the political system in general. >> reporter: the question now, will president trump still call the mueller investigation a

witch-hunt? as recently as july saying this about the russians, that it could be someone else. >> well, i think it was russia, and i think it could have been other people in other countries. >> reporter: but the indictment makes clear investigators are convinced the russians were launching attacks aimed at quote disparaging hillary clinton and supporting the presidential campaign of then candidate donald j. trump. ablz's dan harris in st. petersburg are where some of the russians part of interest net research agency were writing their materials to get americans riled up. our team obtaining a hidden camera look inside the operation. they kicked dan out, but mueller's indictment indicates their work was already done. more breaking news, mueller announced a guilty plea of an american from southern california who admitted to committing fraud by helping the russians set up fake american identities. pierre thomas, abc news, washington. next, the new report of an alleged affair between a playboy

playmate and donald trump before he was elected president. the report in "the new yorker" allegedly involves money spent just before the election for her story, which was never published. abc's senior white house correspondent has the story. >> reporter: ar abrupt change of plans, president trump bown for florida boarding marine one alone. the first lady was supposed to be with him. instead she left separately and met him at air force one. amid allegations about a nine month affair with a playboy playmate and whether she was paid to stay silent days before the election. ally, trump met her at a party at the playboy mansion while he was taping the apprentice. there were eight pages of her writings detailing the alleged

affair which took place two years after done and marshall trump married. she writes after they had sex on their first date quo heford me money, i looked at him plus felt said plus said no thanks i'm not that girl. i slept with you because i like you. not for money. he told me, you are special. in 2015, at the time of a republican debate, mcdougal tweeted this old photo. according to the new yorker, the national enquirer, run by david pecker, who calls president trump a personal friend, paid mcdougal $150,000 for the exclusive rights to her story. but they never printed it. journalist ronan farrow, who broke the story, says the enquirer's motive was clear. >> people in tabloid business call this catch and kill. it's acquiring a story to bury it. >> reporter: his report claims the affair happened around the same time mr. trump allegedly became involved with adult film actress stormy daniels. this week the president's

longtime personal attorney general act snojed he paid mcdaniels $130,000 just before michael cohen says neither the president's business nor his campaign was part of the transaction and has not said whether the president knew about that payment. daniels staying mum. >> do you have a non-disclosure agreement. >> do i? >> in florida, the president and first lady walked off air force one togd. cecilia vega, abc news, the who is. a state lawmaker who was suspended due to a sexual misconduct allegation is suing the state legislature for reinstatement arguing he is being treated differently than a white colleague. the sought by state senator tone mendoza a latino claims while he was suspended for the allegations against him, the state senator bob hertzberg who is white was not asked to step aside despite misconduct allegations made against him. he was suspended last month after being accused of sexually

harassing three female staffers and firing another who reported one of the instances. hertzberg is accused of making at least three female colleagues uncomfortable with hugs. happening today, the ultimate competition where sports meets advertising. five people from the bay area will compete in the world sign spinning championships. it's not as easy as it looks. professionals break dance and twirl signs while keeping up the energy. 100 competitors will compete today in las vegas. last year a san francisco native won the championship title and a $5,000 prize. still ahead on abc7 mornings, getting kids in shape for school. the exercise routine that's making so much of a difference other schools are now stepping up. butirst here's a live look outside this morning from our sutro tower

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good morning, everyone. time right now is 6:40. we are taking a live look outside from our abc7 roof camera. we are less than 20 minutes away from sunrise on this saturday. lisa argen returns with the full accuweather forecast to help you plan your weekend. happening today, sam ricardo will lead by example and help clean up the city. he is hosting a trash pickup event at 9:00 in the mount pleasant neighborhood as part of his beautify sj campaign. the city of san jose has seen an

increase in illegal dumping in recent years but the mayor has promised to help clean up san jose. happening today, thousands of people will strip down to their underwear in san francisco all in the name of champlt it is tea annual cupid's uny run to raise $60,000 towards research on why turps grow on nerves throughout the body. it is a genetic disorder that affects one in 3,000 children. the race begins at noon at pedro's cantina on king street in soma. it will be cold out there for the folks doing that run. >> it's today, right? we have a dramatic change in the weather tomorrow. but today if you are planning on a lot of sunshine and mild conditions you have got it. 68 in vuz. it's 40 right now. the mild days are ending. in fact, we are talking blustery and cold with frosty mornings for several days next week. i'll have your accuweather

seven-day forecast next. >> lisa thanks. also ahead, the nba all-star class sick set for this weekend. and the warriors are well represented. they are the only team with four players in the contest. kevin durant will be playing for

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the forecast the. lisa is tracking it for us. the sports, the 67th annual nba all-star game tomorrow is team lebron battling team steph. late they are morning both teams will practice at the l.a. convention center. then the big event of all-star saturday night will be held this evening at stapleser [ mike shumann. >> the nba all-star class thick weekend at the staples center in l.a. with the three point and slam-dunk contestest is for this evening. klay thompson defending his three point title. larry beil is there. rising stores of rookies and second year players played last night, u.s.a. taking on the world. collins on the alley-oop. mitchell is in the duchk contest. first the steal, the backboard, and the alley-oop to himself. the world comes away with the kings,ogdan bogdanovic was the

mvp with 26 points. the world goes on to win 155-124 the final. the celebrity shootout, lakers videos clippers. quavo, 15 points, the steal here and the lay in. miles brown arc 12-year-old actor on black list wants to play in the nba when he gets older. degrassi with an easy layup. butler, lead singer of arcade fire with the behind the back pass down court to brandon armstrong. he finishes. team clippers go on to win 75-66 the final. teeing it up at rivera in l.a. tiger woods didn't make the out k. six over for two days. he could not find the fairway. graham mccowl, 5 under 66 today. fourth hole for birdie right off the fringe. he got it. 7 under, tied for first with former uc there, a bruin patrick

cantlie. 6th in the sand trap. from the green on this one. it's tracking. hole in one? didn't get any closer. tied at the top of the leader board. the 60th running of the daipt is tony as over 100,000 people descend on the beach to watch the 200 lap race. a.j. allmendinger finished in third place last year. a win on nascar's most press teenlous stage would be a life changing experience for the 37-year-old bay area product. >> not only for me, but for our race team, kroger click list all of our partners in the organization it would make the season, make a career and make a lifetime. that's what we push so hard for in our sport, to win races but more importantly to win the daytona 500. >> and bay area sports hall of fame has named their 2018 hall

of fame class. former 49er harris bar tn gets the nod as does matt cain. brandy chastain as well. tim hardaway from the warriors. and finally, john mcveigh, the arc at the time of the great niner teams from the '80s. congrats to all, to be inducted may 21st here in san francisco. that's the way the ball bounces i'm mike shumann. see you tomorrow. have a great day. accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> we continue with our dry streak. day 22, i believe. things could be changing in terms of precip. definitely changing in terms of temperature by tomorrow with some very cold readings settling in around the bay area. a live look outside. mount tam. nice to wake up to this view. what about the afternoon? temperatures are going to be so mild out there. in fact, in san jose, low 70s today. and tomorrow just in the mid

50s. that cold air sticks around for tuesday. wednesday we manage the low 60s. average high is 64. not really even getting there for the week ahead. as we check out this view from our emeryville cam remark it's going to be a nice day in the east bay today with above average numbers once again. live doppler 7 showing just a few clouds around. sunny skies. from wall in the creek this morning it's chilly with temperatures in the 30s and 40s. this is when we are would you sayed to. wait until you feel what is going to happen tomorrow and through the week with subfreezing temperatures for many of you to start out the morning. low 40s in oakland. mountain view is 49 downtown. and from sfo we will have typical breezes here. gusty winds arrive overnight tonight into tomorrow with pretty cold numbers. for the peninsula lots of 60s today. 37 in novato right now. 44 in napa. santa rosa in the mid 30s as

well as the delta. with 37 in livermore. concord, 44. and this is the view from the sierra nevada where we are looking at a little bit of snow arriving into monday. so for the bay area it's sunny and mild today. colder and windier tomorrow. low snow levels sunday night into monday for parts of the coast to the santa cruz innocents and doesn't by big sur. and freezing cold mornings, chillier days knob, tuesday, and wednesday. tomorrow afternoon, partly cloudy. chilly conditions. you can see some of the moisture beginning to pull into the bay area. it's going to run parallel to the coast and perhaps maybe an isolated sprinkle late sunday and then into monday we could get some of the snow south of the bay. but we remain dry with that cold air settling in behind the front. with the front, gusty wind, 20 at that 35 miles an hour at 1:00. we have got a definite bite to the air with blustery winds. by 4:00, 30-mile-an-hour win

gusts from the north bay throughout san jose. and atcal the wind are still very gusty. in the morning, freezing. tuesday even colder, subfreezing. wednesday should be the coldest morning. that's why the highs will struggle to make it into the 50s. today 66 richmond and oakland. for the accuweather seven-day forecast, enjoy the mild weather today if that's what you like. because tomorrow it will be blustery and cold. that continues into monday. although the wind will back off, the cold readings will stay with us through the milled of the week. eventually we will be near average by the end of the week. no rain in the next seven days. you know, in the next 14 days march is looking more promising. >> good to know. so grab the sweaters and keep them on stand by for tomorrow. tonight say lisa tenant warn you. >> yeah right. as many parents know, kids aren't always that alert right before school. bun novato elementary school has come up with a bright idea toic

with a up their students and their minds. abc news reporter leann melendez learned a thing or two about the importance of staying active. >> good morning, good morning, good morning. >> reporter: keith bergman and his students have discovered th >> all they need to do is move. ♪ >> reporter: it's 8:20 in the morning and students from loma verde elementary in novato start off with a gentle walk around the school's outdoor court. then they are put in motion. >> one, two, and front and back. bounce, bounce, hop, hop, hop. >> i wake up actually at 6:00 in the morning to get ready. ♪ >> if i mess up, just keep going. it's for fun. ♪ >> reporter: modelled after a school program in los angeles, bergman brought to it novato in 2013. >> those are the habits that you are creating for the rest of your life. >> reporter: we know from all

the research out there that a physically active child will later become a happy, healthy and productive adult. period. peanut butter jelly ♪ >> i like to move it move it. >> reporter: the parents and teachers are also part of the loma verde in motion program. >> it is so amazing it lifts my heart in the mornings. >> oxygen to the brain is a really good thing for them. >> reporter: just as important as exercising is getting the proper nutrition. it's drilled in them every morning. >> br>> broccoli. >> spinach. >> spinach. >> kale. >> kale. >> it has something that make your bones strong. >> calcium. >> yeah calcium. >> reporter: teachers say they have noticed a human difference in the way the students perform in class after they get their work out. >> they get their wiggles out so they can get into the classroom

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get ready for the big change. >> if only the winter like conditions came with actual rain. >> exactly. that's asking a lot. >> too much. lisa, thanks. thank you for joining us on abc7 mornings i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. the news continues on line on twitter, facebook, and instagram. "good morning america" is next. we are back with another full hour of news, weather, and sports at 8:00 a.m. we'll see you then. i no wondering, "what if?" uncertainties of hep c. i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni.

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