morning. lows tonight, close to freezing inland. the cloud cover will keep temperatures up in the mid 30s to low 40s in most areas. notice that green. there's wintry showers on the way once again wednesday, thursday and monday and tuesday. remember yesterday in berkeley? we had the hail and the snow in the mountains. we could do that again. we'll talk about that coming up. >> all right. thank you. with temperatures this low normally neighborhoods in the bay area are seeing unusual sights and many residents are having a tough time coping, especially those less fortunate. matt keller is in san jose at a warming center. matt? >> the warming center here at the campbell community center is scheduled to open up at 1:30. temperatures are cool now. this morning it was literally freezing. heading back to work after a long holiday weekend is tough enough. add in a freeze warning and getting up was not a given.

>> a little hard to get out of bed. >> reporter: people were bundled up in downtown san jose as temperatures dropped to near freezing. >> freezing cold. >> reporter: how is that scarf working? >> holing me me up for for for r >> reporter: the ricardo reception center made room for those in need. thousands of people are known to be on the streets. this morning it was ice cold in danville and walnut creek. frost covered cars and grasses. temperatures mid 20s. >> walking next to you keeps you warm. >> reporter: walter and tom walk every day at the campbell community center. today was no different. even though temperatures dropped into the upper 20s. >> a little less people now walking around. still low. we have the same regulars, which is good. >> the longer i can keep my upper body warm, i'm fine. >> reporter: several warning centers and shelters are open up

around santa clara county. go to abc7news.com for more. >> matt, thank you. you can keep track of the cold temperatures where you live with the abc 7 news app. new at 11:00, the men charged in the deadly oakland warehouse fryire entered a pleaf not guilty to 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. they were were the only two charged in the 2016 fire. they essentially operated as managers of the property. the city of oakland, the fire department and the building ispectors are the criminals says their attorney. the case could go to the jury in july. the red cross is helping a family after their home was destroyed by fire in walnut creek this morning. it happened on springbrook road. neighbors heard a loud boom before flames devoured the

house. >> reporter: look at this huge fire, you can barely see the house. this is video taken by firefighters when they arrived to springbrook spring in walnut creek before 4:00 this morning. >> when we arrived, we had fire coming out of all of the windows and doors. it was a well involved fire by the time we got here. unfortunately the majority of the house is destroyed. >> the man living across the street heard some kind of a boom and saw the fire. >> i heard this big explosion. i thought like a boom noise. a jet of flame was coming out to the left of the house. a huge jet of flame. >> reporter: he says the fire moved quickly. >> it did. it was huge. it was pretty big. i was very worried about my friends next door and their dogs. so i texted them, i made sure they're all right. i calmed my dogs down. just waited it out. >> reporter: there were three generations of people inside

this home when the fire started. four adults and one child. one person was taken to the hospital to be treated for smoke inhalation. another adult was found out here in the front yard and needed help getting away from the flames. >> we had another adult who recently had a stroke and was unable to move about very well. so we had to move him out of the way. >> reporter: firefighters think they pinpointed where in the house the fire started, but they don't know what triggered it. developing news out of florida. right now students are headed to their state's capital to rally for gun control. this is a live picture of a bus that's taking a group from parkland to tallahassee. the rally is in response to last week's deadly shooting. this morning we're learning what administrators at the accused gunman's previous school knew about him. >> reporter: from survivors to

activists. >> going to tallahassee, try doing something about it. that's helping a lot. >> reporter: students from marjory stoneman douglas are bussing the 400 miles from parkland to tallahassee spreading the message of their new movement, never again. >> i'm committed to making sure no child is going to be scared going to a classroom. that's what they'll after chooefr. >> reporter: demanding lawmakers take action after their classmates were killed in wednesday's mass shooting. >> focusing on gun rite rights mental health. >> reporter: as they fight to change the future, now more questions about the suspected school shooter's past. new documents show school am tra administrators were aware of his obsession with guns. a so-called education plan from a school he attended before marjory stoneman douglas reveals the school board was aware he was preoccupied with wars, terrorism and people getting

killed. >> he posted pictures of 15 or more firearms just on his bed. this was normal. you could even see a hamper in the background. that's how ordinary this was to him. he talked about killing our parents, our friends, boyfriends, girlfriends. >> reporter: the school's principal sent a robo call out to families saying their goal is to resume classes on a modified schedule on tuesday, january 27th. george and amal clooney will march with a group to address gun violence. george clooney tweeted that amal andry so inspired by the courage and eloquence of these young men and women from marjory stoneman douglas. our family will be there to stand side by side with this incredible generation of young people from all over the country. in the name of our children we're donating $500,000 to help

pay for the groundbreaking event. our children's lives depend on it. a devastating story out of ohio. officials say a seventh grader shot himself inside a school bathroom this morning. it happened at jackson memorial middle school outside of cleveland. the boy was rushed to a hospital. we're waiting for an update on his condition. it's not clear whether the shooting was accidental or intentional. no one else was hurt. special counsel robert mueller has filed new charges in the russian investigation. alex van der zwaan did not turn over an e-mail related to the investigation. baseball hall of famer orlando cepeda is being treated by doctors after being rushed to a bay area hospital. the giants confirmed that he is in the hospital, because

spokesperson provided to details about the 80-year-old's current condition. he played for the giants from 1958 to '66 and is known as the baby bull. new at 11:00, we learned the university of louisville must vacate its 2013 men's basketball title. this morning the ncaa appeals panel announced a decision to uphold sanctions against the program in a sex scandal case. in 2015 a book written by an escort alleged that ochbd d d hired her and others to strip and have sex with recruits. a small flurry of earthquakes hit the east bay this morning. did you feel any of them? they were mainly in danville and diablo. the strongest measured 3.0. there are no reports of damage

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aging like fine wine has a whole new meaning. the reason your night cap could be more than a relaxing routine. and speaking of relaxing, let's look at this beautiful shot of the bay. if you're out there, it's less relaxing because it's brutally cold. meteorologist mike nicco has

we weren't the only ones colder than average this morning. when i checked at about 6:00, the temperature was 1 in tahoe. it's so cold now they're making snow in the middle of the day.

they have a chance of thundersnow for thursday, 3 to 6 inches of snow through friday morning. looks like it will be drier saturday. another 2 to 4 inches possible sunday and into monday. something to keep an eye on. the snow now is really dry. let's talk about what's going on back here. everybody in the 40s, except for san jose, you're at 50 degrees. dress accordingly if you're heading out. beautiful shot of alcatraz. mostly sunny sky, chance of a shower late their evening. clouds will linger, not quite as cold tomorrow morning. we have chances for wintry precipitation like we saw in berkeley yesterday. 49 in half moon bay. san jose is the warm spot, 56. most of us, 50, 54 for a high this afternoon. here's how it breaks down. even at noon, still mainly in the 40s. low to mid 50s at 4:00.

low to mid 40s at 8:00. inland, much cooler than around the bay and the coast tonight. we could have a couple of areas still freeze inland during the overnight hours. here's a couple chunks of energy coming our way. you can see them via the radar returns. let's jump ahead to 5:00. nothing happens the next several hours. look at that next storm coming down. scattered showers near the coast from midnight through 7:00. northern napa county into lake county, there's a possibility of snow showers. that will turn over to scattered showers, random at best. during the overnight, that front will sweep through with light isolated showers. look at what happens thursday. another chunk comes through. the wintry mix-up in lake county during the morning commute. should have put a pause point in there. like yesterday, a few showers will develop around the bay.

they'll have some hail and snow at the higher elevations. rainfall totem als will not be impressive. less than a tenth of an inch. my accuweather seven-day forecast. 50s for thursday. sunshine for friday, saturday and sunday. the weekend trending drierment there's a more potent storm possible monday and tuesday next week. that also promises some wintry showers. >> oh, good. >> first ten days of this month, record high temperatures, now winter is here. >> very different from february. thank you. there is an effort to raise awareness of a little-known medical condition. it's one of the major causes of heart attacks in women under 50. it's called spontaneous coronary artery dissection or scad. today "good morning america" introduced the newest member of its team, gema, a 3-d augmented reality model to explain scad.

>> when you go inside the heart, scad, the key words are artery die section. there are three layers of the wall of this blood vessel, they tear away from each other, trapping blood in between the layers. that blood vessel gets killed off. >> symptoms include sweeting, feeling lightheaded, chest pain, stomach pain, pain radiating down one or both arms, and fatigue. common risk factors include being a woman. recently having given birth and underlying blood vessel conditions. a new stanford study may have cracked the diet formula for losing weight. researchers looked at 600 adults in the bay area. half were asked to follow a healthy low carb diet, the other half a low fat diet. over the year both groups lost

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we're learning the new marvel movie "black panther" was more of a hit than first thought. bog iger released staggering numbers this morning. he says "black panther" opened to a record breaking 2$242 million domestically over the holiday weekend. that makes it the second highest four-day opening in movie history. globally the movie has raked in 4$426 million. iger says in his 12 years as ceo he has never seen such an overwhelming outpouring of genuine excitement and praise for a movie. disney is the is the is the is e abc. >> i have not seen it yet. i hope to this weekend. >> all of us, thanks for joining us. "who wants to be a millionaire" is coming up next.

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