good morning bay area. let's get sprint cup get going. >> this is abc7 mornings. it's saturday, february 17th. good morning, and thanks so much for being with us. i'm chris nguyen. let's start with a first look at the forecast. here's meteorologist lisa argen, she's tracking live doppler 7 for us. hi lisa. >> hi chris. good morning to you. no clouds to speak of but we will be looking at some change, maybe even tracking precip by the end of the weekend. as we look outside, santa cruz, 41 degrees. upper 60s today a. beautiful afternoon. 49 in the city. 47 in san jose. oakland checking in at 44. on the coast you are out of the 30s. 41 degrees out in sierra nevada. it is cold but boy is it going to get a lot colder in the mountains and around here beginning tomorrow. so, today we will be in the mid 60s inland by noontime. upper 50s at the coast. the last day today of warmth,

with highs well above average. then tonight a cold front moves through the bay area. we will track the possibility of a few showers and talk about many frosty mornings ahead. a person of interest is in custody this morning in connection to a double shooting and carjacking near golden gate park. one person died and another has life threatening injuries after last night's shooting. this modern police located the stolen toyota on alameda street near derks eharo street. it was behind an rv. several people exited the rv but the person of interest stayed behind. after more than an hour of negotiations the suspect surrend surrendered. >> reporter: a 28-year-old man is dead. gunshots wounds following a shooting in the panhandle of golden gate park. >> at this time, this is preliminary information.

and 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 panhandle and the suspect ran north and carjacked the getaway vehicle. the drive 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 part right there has concrete. so it's like 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 confirm if the men are part of the homeless population who live in the area. in san francisco, katie utehs, abc7 news. this morning, some residents in san francisco's richmond district lost water is following a water main break. water gushed from under a phi drant on the great highway near balboa street. it burst at aren't 3:00 this

morning but officials were able to shut off the water and stop the flooding. to the school shooting in parkland, florida. the fbi admits it received a specific tip saying the alleged shooter nikolas cruz had access to guns and the desire to kill and the agency failed to act. adrian bankerts that latest on the information. >> the job they have done and i want to congratulate you all. >> reporter: president trump and the first lady thank doctors and nurses coming to the bedside of injured victims of wednesday's high school massacre. >> very sad something like that could happen. >> reporter: sad and terrifying. after nikolas cruz'sallied measuresous rampage he jogged off campus and is seen walking into a mcdonald in this video minutes after the shooting right before the 19-year-old was arrested. outrage over the brazen killings magnified by the explosive fbi confession of a huge mistake.

governor rick scott wants the fbi direct ar to resign after the bureau admits that on january 5th a person close to cruz called the fbi's public access tip line concerned about cruz's desire to kill, erratic behavior, and the potential of him conducting a school shooting. but according to the fbi, the information was never forwarded to the fbi in miami field office and no further investigation was made. >> on behalf of myself and over 1,000 employees of the miami field office, we truly regret any additional pain that this has caused. >> they had the name of the person, nikolas cruz. and they had the witness who was reporting it. so they would have been able to act on this information immediately. but they didn't. >> reporter: the attorney general ordering a review of what went wrong. >> it's terrible. and now we have to live with our good friends dead and it could have possibly been stopped if the fbi did something about it. >> reporter: this would be the

most recent warning. in september a video blogger contacted the fbi when a user with the name nikolas cruz posted i'm going to be a professional school shooter. nibs lass cruz is reportedly ready to plead guilty to avoid the death penalty. this recent school shooting has put the spotlight on how agencies handle tips about the public. not only did the fbi receive warnings months in advance, there were a history of disturbances at the home where he lived. >> on behalf of myself and over 1,000 employees of the people maeld office we truly regret any additional pain this caused. >> reporter: a stunning admission over the mishandling of two i don't have looked tips

regarding nikolas cruz. social media posts showed his obsession 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 town. ab 7 news spoke with former fbi agent rik smith. >> they are supposed to disseminate that to a field office, miami in this instance. they decide to do a back beyond, contact the school, interview the suspect and hopefully neutralize this. >> reporter: also troubling the amount of times the sheriff's office was called out to cruz's home. deputies were dispatched over 20 times in recent years. >> every one of these calls for service will be looked at and scrutinized. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie spears says this is a prime example of how different agencies on state and federal level but learn to work together. >> i think 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, is

yet to be determined n. san francisco, dion lim, abc7 news. gun control is up for debate once again after the florida shooting. senator diane feinstein says she will introduce a bill raising the minimum age for purchasing an assault weapon. she says the law currently allows people to sell ar-15s to anyone over 18. her bill would stop gun tealers from selling any type of firearm to people under 21. this is not the first time feinstein has introduced gun control legislation. of a the las vegas shooting two of her bills banning butch stocks and magazines stalled in committee. you can make a difference for the victims and the families in florida. this go fund me page has raised more unanimous $1 million in just two days. we posted the link on our website, abc7news.com. time now is 8:07. a powerful earthquake shook mexico last night causing damage but no known deaths. the magnitude 7.2 earthquake hit the state of oaxaca in

southeastern mexico. this video shows light fixtures rocking hundreds of miles away from the epicenter. nearly a 1 mm homes and businesses lost power. some people on twittered reported they felt the in los angeles. last september two earthquakes killed more than 450 people in mexico. at long last a major road in the santa cruz mountains is back to to lanes of traffic. we are talking about valencia road in aptos year valencia elementary school. it was compromised during last winter's destructive rains and had to be closed all but cutting to have community. abc7 news reporter katie marzullo has the story. >> we couldn't go to work. we couldn't get the kids to olhosc lives in rolling green estates off valencia road a road that's been closed or reduced to one lane since last winter's storms. locals were forced on to a

daunting detour. >> i had to go eight miles out of my way to go to work. >> reporter: valencia road is also the best way to ementary g. the kiloure was such an inconvenient all of the students were releekted to other campuses last year. the road sank inches after the culvert under it crumb pelled under the rain soaked soil. >> we had to dig all the dirt out, build massive retaining walls owe people could work down there, replace the culvert and fill it back it. >> reporter: it took over year but now valencia road is back in miss. terry meade wasn't expecting it friday evening. >> it's like a christmas present. >> better than before, right? i mean this should be able to last much longer. if we get storms like we did last year we will be prepared. >> reporter: last winter's rain did $122 million in damage at more than 200 sites in santa cruz county. the five biggest repairs now done or almost done.

it will take several years to get to all the smaller projects. abc7. meteorologist lisa argen is here now. we'll see some sun today but you are tracking changes in the forecast. >> that's right. we are going the see more winterlike conditions arrive tomorrow with blustery winds. but there is also a little precip headed our way right now. from emeryville it is in the mid 40s in oakland. 39 in livermore as well as santa rosa. well above average again today, the last day. and we'll talk about an end, perhaps, to our dry stretch. my accuweather seven-day forecast is coming up. lisa, thanks. 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. lus -- [ fire crackers ] the bay area kicking to of a weekend

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49ers player dana stubblefield. a judge has reinstated his bail in a rey rape case set at $500,000. according to our media partner the mercury news stubble fooel's attorney argued the alleged rape victim lied under oath when she deny ever working in the porn industry. stubblefield was arrested for

rape in 2015. prosecutors say he attacked the victim when she went to his house to interview for a baby-sitting job. stubblefield claims he paid her for sex. on a lighter note, the splash brothers, steph curry and klay thompson are two of the warriors representing the team in this year's nba all-star game in los angeles. yesterday steph and klay took part in a junior nba clinic. they played ball with the kids and took part in competitions. steph says it's great to be in l.a. for all-star weekend. >> a different buzz. great weather in l.a. amazing scenery. a lot of history, obviously. so it's always fun to come here. you know, couple that with all-star weekend and just like i said all the names, and the activities going on around the weekend. so it's pretty cool. >> abc7's sports director larry beil will be in los angeles for the nba all-star game. he will be posting the best moments as they happen on twitter and facebook as well as our abc7 news app and abc7news.com.

you can catch more of his live reports throughout the weekend. all right. take a look at this. what exactly is that? sky 7 was flying over alameda yesterday morning when the pilot asked that very same question after he spotted what looks like a rocket. we wanted to find out what it was and why it was here. jonathan blume got the answers. >> reporter: they are being awfully quiet about it. quieter than us. >> what were the helicopters all about this morning. >> reporter: it was our helicopter. >> nice work. it was a beautiful helicopter. >> reporter: the folks at st. george spirits had no idea that just across the fence a stilly start-up was testing a rocket. >> shouldn't they do that in the desert. >> reporter: indeed it's unexpected. >> when i look behind me i see a giant truck with a missile on it. ar:ep t the>> alameda naval air station and headed to a building the navy once used to test jet engines. we caught up it and learned it plngs to a start-up that doesn't have a name yet.

they answer the phone stealth space. and they say they have already created 100 jobs here. they are not saying much more. >> it's exciting seeing what's going on in the private aerospace industry. >> reporter: they may not be talking to us yet but they are talking to local officials. in fact they filed a lease application with the city of alameda that gives some details on what they are working on. days after spacex launched falcon heavy we found this company working on something smaller, a proposal to city leaders calls it astra and shows this diagram calling it the world's smallest rocket made the launch the new breed of small satellites. >> i'm excited to see that. i was bummed i missed out on the elon musk test. >> reporter: this looks like it was a ground test. you can see the char marks on the pavement. the company says it is tight with the fire department, and the city and navy.

they could make this a technology hub. >> i couldn't see blasting into space without a couple of good gin martinis in my belly. >> jonathan blume, abc7 news. happening today you can celebrate the year of the dog at the children's discovery museum of san jose. you can also meet some four legged friends from the hue contain society of silicon valley. the two day lunar celebration runs from noon until 4:00 p.m. today and tony. general admission is $15. here in san francisco, the lunar new year festivities started off with a bang. [ fire crackers ] abc7 news was at portsmouth square to usher in the year of the dog. not only were there fire crackers, but also a 288-foot golden dragon. this was a small preview of the much larger lunar new year parade coming one week from today. now our accuweather forecast

with lisa argen. >> hi everyone. saturday morning. waking up to all that glorious sunshine. if you want some changes, well changes are ahead. we just lost this camera. sorry about that. 49 in san francisco, 44 in gilroy. 45 in half moon bay. mountain view at 46. you can see it's going to be a nice day today, with mid 60s. once again highs warmer than average. only 38 by the delta right now. 39 in livermore. the wind are calm. the atmosphere is just ticking up a little bit in terms of moist. so overall, even though we have these 30s it is slightly warmer. and in the sierra nevada it's in the 20s right now. highs the next couple of days, we will be lucky to make it into the 20s. and just a little snow is on the way sunday into monday. we are looking at sunny and mild conditions today. cooler and winnier tomorrow. looking at low snow levels locally about 1500 feet as a quick-moving system will bring in some moisture sunday night into month we will get to that in a moment.

freezing cold mornings with chilly days monday tuesday and wednesday. but the mildest day by far. one of the warmer readings will be in the 70s for the south bay. san jose, average high is 62. look what happens tomorrow, and then into monday and tuesday. slowly, we will recover by the middle of the week. here's tomorrow with the partly cloudy. chilly conditions. lower snow levels. and here comes the moisture. it's late sunday into monday. 11:30 you can see some green here. and also the pink and the white. but notice, it's offshore. but as we get further to the south around santa cruz, they could see some accumulating snow. the wind that accompanies that strong cold front with northwesterly wins blowing to 35 miles an hour by the afternoon. and then they just get stronger. you you can see the contour here with the colors. the oranges, 35 to 40-mile-an-hour wind. maybe even 45-mile-an-hour win gusts throughout the day on sunday. morning lows, waking up monday

to freezing temperatures in the north bay. 40 around the bay. look what happens on tuesday. subfreezing here. low 30s in our inland valleys. it gets even colder on wednesday with 30s on the coast and around the bay and arch noon highs well below. >> yeah. today is the last day, enjoy it. the 23rd dry day. we would have to get to 43 to hit the record. last time it rained was january 25th. we are not going to get rain for the next seven days. maybe a spritz here or there. the accuweather seven-day forecast showing the big drop in temperatures tomorrow. very gusty northwesterly wind. and then the cold day, president's day on monday. download our accuweather app and keep track of the cold temps. i'm sure the national weather service will be putting out freeze warnings and frost advisories in the next day. >> we asked for winter. now we are getting it. just ahead a bay area high school famous for music video is

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65 in mountain view. and by 5:00 in the afternoon, still mild. increasing clouds. that cold front bringing in the coldest air we've seen in years with frosty mornings and very chilly afternoons. maybe a sprinkle or two. we will detail that for you coming up. lisa, thanks. the special counsel has indicted 13 russian nationals for launching an elaborate scream to meddle in the u.s. elections and undermine the american political process. the president sounding off, claiming this vindicates him. abc news reporter kenneth emojiin is in florida, where the first family is spending the weekend. >> reporter: this morning democrats are demanding president trump respond to what some are calling an agent of war by russia. the deputy attorney general announced special counsel robert mueller has charged 13 russian nationals with meddling in the 2016 presidential election. come of them accused with operating right inside the u.s. pretending to be americans.

the indictment clear. the goal in 2016 was quote, disparaging hillary clinton and supporting the presidential campaign of then candidate donald j. trump. >> the defendants allegedly conducted what they called information warfare against the united states. >> reporter: the alleged leader, a russian oligarch prigozhin. the operation started in 2014. russian operatives allegedly >> with the stated goal of spreading distrust towards the candidates and the political system in general. >> reporter: investigators say the russians created hundreds of fake social media accounts to spread fake news and tricked real american voters into joining real political groups like secured borders and heart of texas. they even unwitting individuals associated with the the trump campaign. >> there is no allegation in this indictment that any

american was a knowing participant in this illegal active. >> reporter: president trump seized to than comment tweeting the trump campaign did nothing wrong. no collusion. >> there has been no collusion between us and the russians. there was absolutely no collusion. there is absolutely no collusion. >> reporter: trump has called the russia investigation a witch-hunt, fake news, a hoax. >> do you see these 13 indictments as vindication for you? >> we absolutely do. >> reporter: but top democrats also looking into russia election meddling point out the special counsel's investigation is not over. >> just because this indictment has no mention of collusion or of knowing participation by americans doesn't mean it isn't going to happen in the next indictment. >> reporter: in a white house statement president trump said americans must unite to protect the integrity of our democracy and our elections. despite a law giving him more power to hit russia with tougher sanctions the president has held off, his administration saying the threat is deterrence enough.

west palm beach, florida. now to the new report of an alleged affair between a playboy play nate 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 cecilia vega has more. >> reporter: at the white house pan abrupt change of plans. president trump bound for florida, boarding marine one alone. the first lady wasz was supposed to be with him. instead, she left separately and met him at air force one. it comes as the president faces explosive new allegations about a nine month affair with a playboy playmate and new questions whether she was paid to stay silent days before the presidential election. "the new yorker" reports mr. trump met the woman mcdougal in 2006 at the employ bay mansion when he was taping an episode of the apprentice. >> come over.

wow. >> reporter: they obtained eight pages of mcdougal's writings detailing the alleged affair which reportedly took place two years after done and melania married when they southern barren was an intent. she writes after they had sex on their first date, quote, he offered me money, i looked at him, plus felt sad, 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. at the time of a republican debate, mcdougal tweeted this old photo. according not new yorker, the national enquirer run b davidy pecker, who calls trump a personal friend paid for the exclusive rights to her story. but they nifr presented it. the journalist who broke the story says their motive was clear. >> people in the tabloid business call this catch and skill. it's acquiring a story the bury

it. >> reporter: the 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 long time personal attorney acknowledges he paid her $130,000 just before the election. he says the president's business nor his campaign was part of the transaction. he 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 together. cecilia vega, abc news, the te lawmaker suspended due to a sexual misconduct allegation is suing the legislature for reinstatement arguing he is being treated differently than a white colleague. the suit, by state senator tony mendoza who is latino, claims while he was suspended for the a gags against him, state senator bob hertzberg work is white was not asked to step aside despite misconduct allegations against him.

mendoza was suspended last month after being accused of harassing three female staffers and firing one them. hertzburg is reported of making at least three female colleagues uncomfortable with hugs. sam ricardo will lead by example and help clean up the city. he is hosting a trash pick up event in mount pleasant. it's part of his beautify sj campaign. this is video from last year's cleanup. san jose has seen an increase in illegal dumping in recent years. the mayor promised to clean up the city. later today, thousands of people will strip down to their underwear in san francisco all in the name of charity. it's the annual cupid's undery run. this year the goal is to raise nearly $60,000 toward research on why tumors grow on nerves throughout the body, a genetic disorder that affects one in 3,000 children. san francisco is one of 30 cities taking part.

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happening today, the ultimate competition where sports meets advertising. five people from the bay area will compete in the world's sign spinning championships. it's not as easy as it looks. professional sign spinners break dance and twirl signs and keep up the energy. 100 sign spinners from 11 countries will compete today in investigation. last year a sign spinner from san francisco won the championship title and a $5,000 prize. this weekend is expected to be one of the coldest of the year. so don't forget bure pets. animal officials inon ctra county say you should bring them inside at night. if you are going to keep them outside, they say you should make sure they have good bedding and access to food and water. and one more thing, don't let a heavy fur coat fool you. >> the fact that it has fur doesn't mean it's exempt from the impacts of cold weather.

>> contra costa animal services also recommends getting a sweater for your pet to keep them warm. lisa, good advice. >> and we are talking about of course the coldest weather of the season. that's not hard to do considering how mild we've been. but this will be the coldest temperatures we've seen in years. not today, though. the golden gate bridge, 49 degrees. it's 39 in livermore. near 70 today in our warmest locations. then we will talk about the big chill, coming up next. lisa, thanks. also next, nba all-star weekend gets underway with the rising stars game. (clucking noises) everyone wants to be the cadbury bunny because only he brings delicious cadbury creme eggs. while others may keep trying,

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united. helping superheroes fly. good morning, everyone. a live look outside from our camera at the san maio bridge. we hope you have a chance to get out there and enjoy the sunshine on this saturday. lisa argen returns in a little bit to tell us the changes ahead coming up in the accuweather forecast. in sports, the 67th annual nba all-star game is tomorrow with team lebron battling team steph. late they are morning both teams practice at the l.a. convention center. the big events of all-star saturday night will be held this each at staples center. mike shumann has the details in this modern's sports report.

good morning. well the nba all-star classic this weekend at the staples center in l.a. with a three point and slam-dunk contest set for this evening. klay thompson trying to reclaim his three point title. larry beil is there and he will have reports at 5:00 and 6:00. rising stars and rookies and second year players played last night, u.s.a. taking on the world. first quarter, collins, alley-oop. mitchell is in the dunk contest tonight. getting practice. first the steal, then a backboard. alley-oop to himself. world comes away with the win. kings bogdan bogdanovic from way out. he was the mvp with 26 points. the world goes on to win, 155-124 the final. earlier, the celebritity shootout, lakers versu clippers. rapper squavo was the mvp. 19 points. miles lane, 12-year-old actor seen on abc on black list, wants

to play in the nba when he's older. clippers controlling this game. ball doesn't hit the ground. sprinter. degrassi, easy layup. arcade's lead singer with the behind the back pass to armstrong. he finishes. clippers win, 71-66. >> in l.a., tiger woods didn't make the cut. 6 over for the two days. he could not find the fairway, like here on 7. graham mcdowel, 5 under 66 today. fourth hole for birdie off the fringe. he got it. 7 under. tied for first with former ucla bruin patrick cantlie on the par 3 6th. famous hole with the san trap. in the center of the green. on line. it's tracking. hole in one? can't get any closer. tied atop of the leader board at 7 under. >> the 60th running of the daintd takes place tomorrow as over 100,000 people descend on downtown beach to take in the

200 lap race. los gatos native a.j. allmendinger finished in third place in last year's daytona 500. a win on nascar's most prestigious stage would be a life changing experience for the 37-year-old bay area product. >> the daytona 500 for not only myself, but for our race team, for kroger click list, all of our partners this we have with our organization, it would make the season, it would make a career skrk are. ly make a lifetime. and that's what we push so hard for in our sport. to rinne races and more importantly to win the daytona 500. >> bay area sports hall of fame r einathl d me fame class. harpis barton gets the nod as does matt cain. brandi chastain as well zevs the nod. tim hard aafrom the warriors. killer crossover from the run tmd days. congrats to all.

to be inducted may 21st here in san francisco. that's the way the ball bounces. i'm mike shumann. we will see you again tonight at 5:00. have a great day. >> now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone. checking out the beautiful sunshine out there from your east bay hills camera. you are getting weary of the dry stretch and the unseasonably warm weather, well, you may like tomorrow. much colder weather is headed our way. east bay hills camera showing it is going to be a nice afternoon again with numbers topping out in the low 70s in san jose. average highs in low 60s. tomorrow this time we will definitely be feeling the change with only mid '50s in the santa clara region. it's going to take all week long to make it back to the average high readings. it's going to be mild in san francisco as well, mid 60s. and notice the trees are nice and still. tomorrow we will have gusty

northwesterly win. live doppler 7 checking for rain. we don't have any. late sunday into monday there will be precip around us, just not over us. from santa cruz, low 40s, cool, upper 60s today. 49 downtown, 47 in san jose. good morning oakland, 44 for you. upper 40s, half moon bay. you have coming up about ten degrees from this morning's lows. and the sutro tower cap re showing the beautiful day ahead weather. 38 by the delta. 43 in napa. 46 in concord. it hasn't felt like winter at all. but that is about to change. from our east bay hills camera, one last day of sunny and milder weather, cooler and windier tomorrow. low snow levels down to 1500 feet. the moisture will be along the coast. this is tomorrow into month. and friend freezing cold mornings and chillier days monday, tuesday, and wednesday. the clouds will apriv tomorrow with the passage of the cold front. and then the gusty winds. so notice that we do have a lib

of precip, the frozen kind, to the north by late sunday. moisture wants to push over perhaps the coastal hills. if it does, we could see maybe even little snow. but really more than likely we remain dry. but the winds certainly is big factor tomorrow in the kmil. 20 to 30-mile-an-hour wind early in the morning. and then the gusts continue to ramp up throughout the afternoon. we have yellows here. and then the oranges mean 30 to perhaps over 40-mile-an-hour gusts throughout the day. so this is with the cold front. then behind the cold front the cold air settles in. by monday new york we are about 40 around the bay. freezing around our east bay valleys, our inland north bay. subfreezing on tuesday. look what happens on wednesday. wow, some of the coldest air we have seen in years. highs today, though, thog but sun with well above average temperatures. 67 on the peninsula. for you in san matio with upper 60s this the north bay. mid 60s in oakland. the accuweather seven-day

forecast. we are dry but increase clouds tomorrow with northwest winds. it will be really chilly throughout the afternoons and frosty in the mornings. and then by laid in the week it should feel the way it should for late february. but, still, lacking the precip. >> good the know. lisa, thanks. as many parents know, kids aren't always that alert right before school. but one novato elementary school has come up with a bright idea to wake up the students and their minds. abc7 news reporter leann melendez learned about the importance of staying active. >> good morning, good morning, good morning, guys. >> reporter: keith bergman and his students have scuff the key to being happy. >> all they need to do is move. ♪ >> reporter: it's 8:20 in the morning and students from loma verde elementary in novato start out with a gentle walk around the school's outdoor court. then loma verde is 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 l licph later become a happy, healthy, and productive adult. period. peanut butter gel. ♪ peanut butter jelly. >> i like to move it move it. >> reporter: the parents and teach remembers also part of the loma verde in motion program. >> it is amazing. it lifts my heart had the mornings. >> oxygen to the brain is a really good thing for them. >> reporter: just as important as exercising is getting the prer nutrition of it's drilled in them every morning.

>> broccoli. >> broccoli. >> spinach. >> spinach. >> kale. >> and also milk has -- i forget what it's called but something that makes your bones stronger. >> reporter: calcium. >> yeah, calcium. >> reporter: teachers say they have noticed a huge difference in the way students perform in class after they are done with the workout. >> they kind get their wiggles out, and so they can really get into the classroom and focus. >> reporter: and one more time. ♪ >> bounce, bounce, bounce. >> reporter: because you can never have too much of a good thing. in novato, leann melendez, abc 7 news. next, celebrating the year of the dog in the south bay. the big tet festival happening today in san

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lisa. >> nice afternoon if you like it mild and sunny with temperatures well above average. mid 60s downtown, upper 60s this the south bay as well as napa and the east bay. look what happens tomorrow. the wind moves in. we will be partly cloudy. and temperatures drop at least ten, maybe 20 degrees. we will keep that going through the week and morning lows in the 20s and 30s. so, yes, the pets, the elderly, the pipes, all that we are going to have to watch next week. >> good advice as always lisa. thank you. for those of you celebrating this weekend. happy new year today. of course i love you mom and dad if you are watching this morning. the news continues now on line on twitter, facebook, and instagram. abc7 news returns at 5:00 p.m. until then, go out and make it a great day, everybody.

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