bumpy. we have breezes up in the higher elevations anywhere from 40 to east foothills >> 47 but a windchill. dress warmer, 54 to 56, an increase in high clouds as we head through the day. an average at 5:00. 47 to 51 at 7:00. we'll show you even warmer temperatures coming up in the accuweather forecast. here's sue. good morning. take a look in san jose for your commute this morning. this is highway 87. as you can see the airport runway lights there in the upper left-hand side of your screen and brake lights at the turn past sap center. other than that it's moving nicely. across town 280 at overcrossing. that, too, looking pretty good. we've got an eight-minute drive from downtown san jose up towards cupertino. looking good out there.

about an hour and ten minutes to get over altamont pass from central valley to livermore. give yourself plenty of time. here is a look at drive times. there you go, hour and ten minutes, dublin to mission boulevard, southbound 680, sunol grade looking pretty good. highway 85 from 101 to cupertino just under 20 minutes. >> thank you, sue. famed consumer advocate erin brockovich getting involved in the pg&e saga. >> she's demanding state lawmakers stop pg&e from filing for bankruptcy. abc news reporter jobina fortson live. hi, jobina. >> good morning. we're learning brockovich is expected to lead a very powerful rally at state capital today. she'll be side by side somewhere victims of north fires and camp fire. this is going to be a big moment for a lot of these individuals. a group plans to highlight the impact a pg&e bankruptcy will have on thousands of people trying to rebuild their lives after devastating fires. seventeen of northern

california's wildfires in the last two years have been blamed on pg&e. protesters will make a call out to governor newsom and state legislature to work with pg&e to make sure they pay their debts. they also want to keep the company out of bankruptcy protection. this will all happen in sacramento starting at noon. different analysts have crunched the numbers here. no matter which way you flip it, pg&e owes billions in claims. they say they do not have the money. for now reporting live in san jose, jobina fortson, abc 7 news. jobina, thank you. right now on abc7news.com, iteam dan noyes digging deeper into the story. he spoke with a local victim, attorney and lawmaker. find the story on our home page, head to abc7news.com. new this morning fremont police need your help finding out what happened to a woman who suffered serious injuries and an apparent hit-and-run. it happened yesterday morning after 7:30. police say an officer found a

woman sitting on a cushion calaveras avenue near blacow. she doesn't remember what happened and they have no witnesses. a person found dead in a bunker in san francisco. coast guard crews and san francisco firefighters came across the victim below the cliff house while answering a call about a boat in distress. the call ended up being unfounded. investigators say it appears the victim lived inside the old military bunker and died there. two people are recovering after a backyard deck collapse in san francisco. sky7 flew above the scene as you can see from exclusive technology. this happened at 39th near moraga street in outer sunset. building inspectors are working to see what went wrong. both victims are expected to be okay. happening today, governor gavin newsom plans to visit a youth facility in stockton. he'll tour the facility's computer coding and construction labor programs which help reduce recidivism.

earlier this nont nemonth newso he wanted to move it to health d it would provide youth . offenders more opportunities to become successful when released. uber says either focused on keeping workers safe this year. this comes after cnn obtained an internal memo from uber which found employees are underworked, overpaid and at times traumatized. it looked at the special investigations unit. it investigates serious incidents involving drivers and passengers. they involve threats, assault, rape, theft, and serious traffic incidents. the memo says as recently as may of last year the unit handled about 1200 cases every week. it warned of mental health risks to investigators. even the potential of suicide. uber said it made changes since reviewing the memo. two groups are holding counter-protests in kentucky today over the high school involved in a controversial video. many of you have seen this video

with students from covington catholic high school. as you can see a native american man in washington, d.c., standing across from one of the students. now, as you can see the teenager is staring at the man while others around him appear to be cheering. this morning the indian movement chapter will end a peace vigil to end racism. the teenager say the video was taken out of context. they say they were being called hateful things by a different group before the recording. people who support the students are rallying at the high school today. by the way, the school has condemned the students' behavior. new this morning broadway star carol channing had interesting ideas for her final resting place. according to media partner, mercury news, the san francisco native had talked about having her ashes spread over the golden gate bridge or being buried between the curran and geary theaters. city ordinances won't allow that second option but the owner of the theater is looking at other ways to honor the three-time

tony award winner. channing died last week at the age of 97. one of san francisco's most popular parks will close starting in april so major renovations can take place. >> washington square people of all ages. washington square will get an ecofriendly irrigation system. keep the lawns from becoming slushy and new this morning, rental bikes. a secret to living to 90. two things it comes down to. why it may matter more to women. never more than seven never more than seven minutes away from i couldn't find a job. i had so much doubt in me. my current supervisor reached out on linkedin. we set up a phone interview and from there i was hired. linkedin was the matchmaker.

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students were on board at the time, presumably headed to school. we're told no students were injured. we'll stay on top of the story. >> never more than 7 minutes away from kathy. >> this is abc 7 mornings. start in san francisco, 42 sunny side, lake mersette. castro, bay view, excelsior, ocean beach. on the other side, the ferry building at 40 and 51. mid-30s in healdsburg, petaluma, 35, union city, palo alto south, upper 30s. dress a little bit warmer this morning. let's talk about your activity planner today. a little bit of a windchill, if you're going to be walking the dog or exercising. that's this morning. king tides again today around the bay. there will be minor flooding. at the beaches definitely calmer. we'll take a look at that warm weekend coming up. first get sue in with a look at the morning commute. >> a solid stream of headlights

headed on the east shore freeway passed golden gate field area into the maze. it's bumper to bumper. the drive time from herk less through 80 corridor, westbound to san francisco. about a 40 minute drive. check in bay bridge toll plaza sold out here. stacked up behind metering lights into mcarthur maze, back to 80. carpoolers, always a great way to go. an hour and ten minutes altamont pass 580. an accident in vallejo, westbound 80 approaching bridge. a ten-minute delay there. >> new at 6:00, a battle over rental bikes. the supervisor thinks uber could be planning to dump a bunch of their bikes across the city. according to the examiner, uber sent a letter to mta challenging

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new at 6:00, a bizarre moment a furious builder working on a hotel renovation completely loses it and piles a construction vehicle into the lobby. this is at a new travel lodge in liverpool, england. the construction worker upset over unpaid bill with contractors at the hotel. he was owed about $775 and took matters into his own hands. the dramatic video shows the orange digger smashing into the entrance. police want to talk with that worker. governor newsom appointed the first ever surgeon general. dr. nadine burk harris founder of san francisco-based youth center for wellness. harris will work on cam batting root causes of health

conditions. she will reach her office to reach young families in the state. >> how often you live into your 90s? before the guessing game, it may depend on gender and body size. researchers tracked 8,000 people. they started in w put on less weight as they age were more likely to live longer. height also plays a role. women taller than 5'9" were more likely to live into their 90s. when it doss men, height and weight don't seem to be much of a factor. but activity level does. men who spend 90 minutes a day or more being active including walking and gardening were more likely to live longer. the study published in the medical journal bmj. two former gang members have turned their life around with the help of food. the guys behind trap kitchen will host another pop-up dinner in san francisco last night. >> until five years ago malachi

wasn't selling food but drugs and getting into trouble. one of their grandmas inspired the idea. with the help of instagram and tens of thousands of fans including snoop dogg the unlikely pop-up was born. >> he's like sell food. sell food? you're a chef. posting your food on instagram, they go crazy for it, why not sell it. >> they are open in san francisco. you can find pop-up locations and best selling cookbook on our website, abc7news.com. i don't know about you but i'm hungry now. that looked good. >> uber eats. get that delivered. that's nice. good for them. that's such a nice story. >> it is. >> it is. it is. all right. let's talk about weather. maybe you can visit them and don't have to worry about standing in the line for rain. we have an extended period of dry weather. in fact sue made the best

comment. we're not getting rain for like a month, right? >> about two weeks. >> february 4th, at least one of our models showing our next chance of rain. the end of the month. walnut creek, $34 under a clear sky. mild highs and mostly sunny sky this afternoon. calm or even cooler tonight. that heater is going to be working a little harder to keep you warm. an umbrella, it gets a break. in fact, outdoor activities, a great week to do it. think about washing the car, absolutely. here is a look at the storm track. this is where it stays for an extended period of time. that high pressure drops anchor over the top of us and brings us these kinds of afternoons, 58 to 62 this afternoon. tonight a whole lot more 30s. i might be underplaying this. it's really dry. we could be actually cooler than this. may have to revisit that. for now mid to upper 30s in inland valleys it is and peninsula from pallet alt

southward. mid-40s on the coast and 47 in san francisco. let's do through this day by day. today 58 to 60. tomorrow 60 to 62. 60 to 64. wait, there's more. 62 to 68 friday and sunday. so we begin the weekend and end the weekend with our two warmest days. it's a break from the rain train. here is sue. >> all right. we're ramping up the commute now with a couple of trouble spots. you can see the red on the maps. slow traffic through vallejo, westbound 80 near magazine. an accident the reason for that. the cartenas bridge back to 87, nice stretch there. you can see the back-up for bay bridge toll plaza, that red leading onto 80 and towards toll plaza. we had reports of an accident on the eastbound side near toll plaza. i'm not seeing any slowing there. we'll check with bridge patrol people there and chp and get back to you in the next few minutes. >> thank you, sue.

"good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 right here on abc 7. ginger zee live with what's happening. hi, ginger. >> hi, reggie, hi, alexis, nice to be with you. coming on today in l.a. people waking up with sub0 temperatures. yes, a deadly deep freeze. now a little rebound. it all comes with a new storm, of course. if you're traveling, you're going to want to see my forecast. also this morning, new fallout from that blown call that likely cost the saints a trip to the super bowl. fans are still furious. now we're going to tell you how some of them are getting this money back and the nfl is getting slammed. now they are considering how they can change going forward. this is always one of the most exciting mornings of the year. that's why i have sequins on, oscar nominations. i'm not just wearing this for regular. live from hollywood, talk to some of the lucky nominees. you'll see it all right here on

"gma." maybe i should do sequin every day. >> i like how you're rocking that. >> thank you. >> did you have a favorite movie this year? >> oh, my gosh, i have washed mostly "power rangers" because i have a 3-year-old. whenever i'm on an airplane i watch documentaries. i'm no fun. but i can't wait to see "bohemian rhapsody" and i loved "mary poppins returns." >> you will really enjoy "bohemian rhapsody." get on that. alexis is with you. she's been watching -- >> puppy dog pals. >> for the last year. >> it's impossible. you're aware a short time. they are there. that's what you've got to watch. >> i told everyone this morning, they didn't understand. but ginger, i'm with you. >> solidarity this morning. >> you're welcome. >> see you later. >> okay. another iconic retailer could be close to bankruptcy. >> new at 6:00, an historic north bay hotel about to get a multi-million dollar makeover. the plan to bring it back to former glory. >> a way to take a look at

>> a way to take a look at what's happening with weath

all right. never more than 7 minutes away from accuweather forecast. big news, breezy in the hills, across some of the bridges. temperatures 1 to 5 degrees warmer than average in the low 60s. >> thanks, mike. first toys "r" us, then sears.

jcpenney could be the next iconic retailer to file for bankruptcy. they have downgraded it one step closer to junk status. their stock fell below a dollar for the last time last month. sales over the holidays down 3.5% and penneys says it plans more store closings. new at 6:00, a hotel getting a $20 million upgrade. renovations at flamingo resort and spa will begin next year. the property manager wants to move the entrance so visitors can see the pool from the lobby. they plan to add a poolside bar, remodel the restaurant and focus more on hosting events. the upgrade is expected to be complete by summer of 2020. in the north bay, marin county reportedly reached its gas emission goals years ahead of their expected target date. of from 2005 to 2016 it reduced by 19%, more than 400,000 tons of carbon dioxide.

officials say the next goal is to have all cars electric, which is the biggest challenge. a bittersweet homecoming for one woman after the camp fire destroyed her home. >> heather thornwood uncovered a precious heirloom, her one-of-a-kind ring. a it was restored, scraped, reshaped and polished. her great, great grandfather made this ring out of a tie stud and gave it to her great great-grandmother sometime in the early 1900s. eventually it was passed to her. >> i lived through the great depression. it's over 100 years old and i'm going to be able to pass it to my children at some point in time. >> she said it's been incredible refurbishing a piece of the past. they found the ring after sifting through the rubble. how a local supervisors wants to help federal workers

after the shutdown. a push to get students to graduate faster. a local food delivery service shuts down. what you need to know if you placed an order. >> head to break at 6:27. a look outsi

right now at 6:20, federal workers nearing a second missed paycheck as the government shutdown drags on. the action a san francisco supervisor will take to help them. >> breaking news, singer chris brown arrested again. the serious claims against him this morning. >> it's a major pain for commuters. it turns out there's a benefit to temporary closure of san francisco transit center. >> forget about walking or driving to get your morning cup of starbucks. the new service launching in san francisco today. >> the life of convenience we live. >> taking lazy to a new level. >> honestly. we're not going to be able to walk soon. >> oh, no. >> i saw that in a movie, disney movie. >> good morning tuesday january 22nd. thanks for being there. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from accuweather forecast. here is mike nicco. >> a little breezy outside. around mount saint helena, 42 miles an hour, east of san jose, look at the foothills, 37 miles

an hour. 17 as you're coming across altamont pass, 24 through the east bay hills. a look from mount tam. can you see it bouncing around. let's look at what's going to happen, 37 to 47. we have microclimates now. we have heat index and sunshine. 54 to 56. breezes will taper a little bit, high clouds will make it quicker. round out 47 to 51 at 7:00. talk about highs coming up. sue. a slight b.a.r.t. delay due to police activity. in recovery, san leandro and warm springs direction. give yourself a little extra time this morning. solid wall of headlights. look at that, that's the east shore river. looks like that with cars bumper to bumper. you're looking at 45 minute drive from hercules into san francisco. yes, all the way stacked up to metering lights, bay bridge toll

plaza, slow through vallejo. we had an accident happen right near magazine street. you're backed up to highway 37 westbound 80. >> kamala harris will return after they reconvene after mlk holiday. >> one day after she announces she will run for president. she faces the challenge of defining herself to voters who are not familiar with her. she'll hit the campaign early and focus on states holding primaries next year. her first official stop as a candidate will be in south carolina friday. senator harris will hold a campaign kickoff rally sunday at noon in oakland. she sent out this tweet inviting everyone to show up. today is day 32 of the government shutdown. hundreds of thousands of federal employees out of work are set to miss a second pay the shutdown is raising questions for flights. the tsa says sickouts have gone up 10%, more than triple the

normal rate. >> my wife also is a transportation security officer our increases. >> we are going to see not only massive disruption in transportation in the united states but maybe a shutdown. >> not majority leader mitch mcconnell is expected to unveil a bill soon that includes the president's border wall proposal. it needs 60 votes he does not have as democrats are united in their desire to open the government first. a plan is in the works at san francisco city hall to help furloughed federal workers. >> abc news reporter amy hollyfield is live with the aid the city is going to consider. amy. >> hi, reggie. >> the supervisor says he's disappointed the city isn't doing anything to help the furloughed workers. he's going to change that. here is a look at some of the faces of the workers. these are epa workers who staged a rally a couple of weeks ago calling for an end to the government shutdown. they say they haven't worked since christmas eve, haven't had a paycheck.

some say they are starting to wonder how they will pay for groceries. this supervisor says it's time city hall helps. >> we can make transportation free, waive payments or defer payments owed to the city. we could offer short-term work placements or short-term loans. there's a lot we can do to make sure these workers caught up in this mess or held hostage are at least supported by their local government. >> today he's going to propose a resolution here at city hall to help san francisco residents who are out of work because of the government shutdown. mayor london breed's office say they have been working to find solutions to support local federal employees. the big concern, of course, is no one knows how long this shutdown is going to last. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> thank you, amy. the chp is reaching out to help members of the coast guard who are having to work without pay. this morning the squad club of santa rosa chp is launching go

if you said me campaign to provide free meals at a deli in petaluma. the campaign has raised $1600, has a $10,000 goal. we do have a link to the gofundme account on our website. that's abc7news.com. the attorney for thousands of people suing tetra tech is demanding governor gavin newsom rescind a contract with the company. tetra tech is accused of faking soil samples and falsifying records during the cleanup at hunters point naval shipyard in san francisco. the examiner reports activists and neighbors plan to march on the capital if that contract is not canceled in 30 days. happening today the governor's plan to give the california state university an extra $300 million in funding each year is up for discussion. cal state trustees will meet in long beach later this morning. they will review the proposed budget increase and discuss plans to improve student success. the $300 million will fund csu's plan to help students graduate faster and increase enrollment

by 8,000 students in the coming school year. heads up for muchi riders. the transit center closed after they found cracks in support beams. it's saving the joint powers authority about $550,000 a month in operating costs. the authorities responsible for maintaining the center. engineers working on a fix for the cracked beams. still no word on when the center might reopen. we should add since traffic is up your alley, it's causing longer commutes. it was a quick way to get off the bridge but no longer. >> nice for 30 days. starting today you can get starbucks delivered to you in san francisco. >> starbucks says most items on the menu will be available for delivery through uber eats app. there's a $2.49 booking fee. starbucks has been testing its

booking service in miami. it plans to expand to other cities including new york, los angeles, washington, d.c., in the coming weeks. >> this is my chance to thank mike nicco for the wonderful christmas gift, starbucks christmas card, which i have now used. >> yay. we have loyal viewers. sky blue designs. that's her twitter handle. she was going to uber eats us starbucks coffee. >> not necessary but very nice. >> that's great. we managed to get by as we found a keurig machine and keurigs, so we're moving on. 39 in campbell and also saratoga and sunnyville. let's check out other neighborhoods, alameda 50, newark is 38, 39 redwood city, 35 danville, 35 in lafayette. 38 in novato but 49 in napa and 40 in san pablo.

microclimates this morning. looks pretty dry. the only thing the breezes on the bridges this morning. mass transit kind of chilly this morning. temperatures up to 13 degrees cooler than yesterday morning and breezy early on in the bay. let's take a look at the east bay. starting at 43 at 8:00, 53 at 10:00 and upper 50s from noon to 4:00, back to 51. we'll have high clouds mixing in throughout the day, sunshine, warmer than average temperatures. 49 in san francisco, mid to upper 50s the rest of the day. let's take one more like and we'll head back to the south bay. 40s all the way through 10:00. mid to upper 50s noon to 4:00. back down to 47 at 8:00. in fact, when those winds calm down, it's going to be cooler than this morning. i'm guessing 70s possible this weekend. >> nice. >> getting close. first we bring sue in and everybody heading back after the holiday. >> a big back-up at the bay bridge. you can tell, back to work today. a slight b.a.r.t. delay in the recovery phase due to earlier

police activity. san leandro, dublin, pleasanton, warm springs direction. heads up there. otherwise trains on schedule. here is what i'm talking about. look at that, solid on east shore freeway for about a 45-minute drive from highway 4 into san francisco. it's a slam behind the toll plazas well. continues to be very slow through vallejo. we have an accident still out there. westbound at magazine, near magazine, approaching the cartenas bridge. give yourself time there. another look at solid red sensors coming towards the bay bridge, funneling in here from 580 back to highway 24. once you get past metering lights an incline section you're moving pretty well. back to you, guys. a live lo at teachers on strike in the los angeles area. it appears now we have many firefighters that are joining them in their march this morning. i know you can see it at this

moment. there's a fire truck in the mix this morning. >> there's a band now marching down the street. >> there is a band. a drumline and horn section. more than 1,000 firefighters across the u.s. and canada were in los angeles as part of an international conference. they were scheduled to march on behalf of the striking educators today. >> yeah. this is just a reminder, the second largest school district in the company. they have 600,000 students. the schools are still open but they have take skeleton staff. they are just trying to make do with what they have. negotiations are ongoing, the mayor has been involved. we'll see if this gets done. this is now the fifth day of negotiations with city hall and still no deal. of course, we're continuing to watch what happens in the east bay as oakland teachers have to make a decision soon if they are going to follow the lead. >> there we go. now the fire truck leading the way this morning. looks like the teachers have quite a bit of support. i know parents have been keeping

their students out of school, even though they are open in show of support for the teachers as well. >> this is unions standing in solidarity today. go ahead. >> forget to cancel free trials. mastercard has protection to save you money. >> looking live at the big board new york stock exchange. there are expectations we'll be down and we certainly are. >> oscar nominations revealed. reaction from some of the nominees next. we're winners when it comes to the weather. a live look

i thought we would take care of parents and kids if you're heading to school, 40 to 47 at 7:00, 51 to 55 at 11:00. mild this afternoon, 56 to 58. heading south, santa anas kicking in, also gusting to 55 miles per hour. everything is green so no fire danger. mid to upper 50s for the rest of the state with increasing clouds the farther south you go. tahoe, doesn't that look exciting. it's going to be groomed as temperatures will be above average in the mid to upper 40s as we head to the weekend, even 50 on sunday. don't forget sunscreen. >> thank you, mike. breaking overnight, singer chris brown has been detained in paris in connection with a rape

allegation. >> officials say they detained brown, his bodyguard and another person yesterday after a woman filed a rape complaint. this morning those three remain in custody. brown's publicist at sony music have not commented on what happened. brown has been in repeated legal trouble since pleading guilty to assaulting his then girlfriend rihanna in 2009. >> new overnight soccer superstar cristiano ronaldo pleads guilty to tax fraud in spain. he was accused of using shell comes outside of spain to hide millions from image rights. renaldo agreed to a plea deal, 20 month jail sentence but unlikely he'll spend time. in spain, a judge can suspend sentences of two years or less for first time offenders. he must pay $16 million in fines. happening today, wildfire survivors will rally at the state capital. they want lawmakers to prevent a

pg&e bankruptcy. >> famed consumer advocate einbrockovich is leading the effort. live in the san jose office with the latest, jobina fortson. >> reporter: good morning. the group protesting later today fears if pg&e is allowed to file for bankruptcy, thousands of families and small businesses will not get the compensation they need to rebuild their lives. today's rally will center around the impact a pg&e bankruptcy will have on fire victims. pg&e claims it doesn't have the money to pay to potentially billions in liability as the company has been blamed for 17 of northern california's devastating wildfires over the last two years. brockovich standing side by side with protesters plans to call out the state legislature and governor newsom. they want the state to keep pg&e out of bankruptcy protection. that rally is scheduled for noon in cement. reporting live in san jose, jobina fortson, abc 7 news.

thanks, jobina. on abc7news.com, dan noyes is digging deeper into the story. he spoke with a wildfire victim, an attorney and local lawmaker. you can find the story on the home page right now, just head to abc7news.com. in east bay lerkly city council will vote on an ordinance aimed at cutting the amount of single use foodware. if approved customers will pay $0.25 for disposable cups and food containers. it will require only reusable used for dine in and takeout service. plastic bottles, lids, caps, straws, part of the goal to provide zero waste by 2020. to morning money report, mastercard is making it easier for free trials. >> it's banning companies from automatically charging you when a trial period ends. instead companies will have to get your permission before mastercard will go ahead with the charges. this is one of the top consumer

complaints. many times people don't realize they agreed to be charged at the end of a free trial. food munchry sent an e-mail, stopping immediately. outstanding orders will be canceled and customers can expect a refund. the opening of the stock exchange, down 154 points over fears the global economy is slowing down. the raiders still don't have a home for the 2019 season but they do know where they will be playing one of their games. the nfl says the raiders will be paying chicago bears in london next season. there's no date yet. it will be the second year in a row they have played in london and the fifth time in the last six seasons they have played outside the u.s. warriors head coach steve kerr scooped a lot of entertainment websites before last night's game in l.a. kerr announcing one of his

all-stars draymond green is getting married. he popped the question to hazel renee. reports neither green nor renee announced the engagement before kerr spoke. hopefully they have had a conversation. congrats to draymond. >> congratulations. >> oscar nominations released an hour ago. >> you saw it live on abc mornings. eight movies up for best picture. they are "black panther," "blackkklansman," "bohemian rhapsody," "the favourite," "green book," "roma" "a star is born," and "vice." "the favourite" and "roma" are front-runners with 10 nominations each. disney's "black panther" has seven nominations. the film was directed by oakland native brian could you kugler a mahershala ali nominated for his role in "green book." the hit song "shallow" up for best original song. songwriter mark ronson spoke on "gma" early this morning.

>> when i saw the first movie when there's a parking lot and she turns to him, it's one of the places in the film, falling in love, how bradley worked this into how she started singing the song, discovered it for the first time. he took a song that was a really good song and put it on another level. >> lady gaga is a contender for best actress for her role in "a star is born." mark your calendar, we will find out who the winners are on sunday february 24th. of course abc 7 is the only place you can watch the oscars. i'm pulling for lady gaga. i like her so much. she was so good in that movie. >> i'm thinking bo rap. >> have you seen it? >> i've seen it three. >> i thought we were at two. >> i thought that was three in the theater. >> two in the theater, once at home. >> my goodness. >> i like how she casually says

"bo rap." >> that's what they call it in the movie. >> and historically accurate. sue hall. >> when you've seen it enough times, you pick up the little things. >> she knows every line. >> you have to watch the movie three times to get everything. >> all the nuance. >> some great cameos in there, too. i won't give it away. >> i can't wait to see that. >> a lot of sunshine, a lot of people happy to see that, especially for a weekend where we don't have to worry about rain or wind. look at this, just a few high ppouds, a gorgeous sunrise about #abc 7. we'd love to see the colors. calmer and cooler nights. have to work more than when the rain kept temperatures up. i was looking at medium range models, sue said it's not going to rain for a moment, right? one of the medium range picks it up february 4th for a chance of

rain, a couple of weeks. a look at live doppler 7. a few high clouds. a few more encroaching on high pressure. for sure the storm track is well to the north. that's where a steady diet will be next week to two weeks. 58 in antioch and fairfield to santa rosa and napa. look at 30s, peninsula, redwood city to south bay. the rest of the bay low- to mid-40s with san francisco at 47. the warm spot. let's go day by day through my accuweather forecast. man, have solar panels and soak up this energy. 64 thursday and 66 friday. warmest days upper 60s inland. saturday not bad either, mid-60s. sue. back-up. bumper to bumper. metering lights on at 5:21 this morning. if you can pay cash or have cash, those lanes are not quite as stacked up as fasttrackers.

better yet, if you carpool you're getting by without delay there. we'll have a look at the other side of the bay. with the slow traffic on the upper deck into san francisco via that bridge, we also have slow and go through vallejo with an earlier accident in the clearing phases now. westbound near magazine, stacked up to 37 for solid 15 to 20-minute back-up there. we are slow on westbound 37 approach where you go from two lanes down to one. past the bridge. >> thank you, sue. breaking news involving restrictions on transgender men and women serving in the military. the supreme court has just ruled the trump administration can move forward with its plan to limit transgender military service while the lawsuits continue. the high court reversed lower court opds preverders preventin pentagon from implementing plans. it will not take up cases about

the transgender plan. those cases will continue to move throughout the lower courts. gray whilst have started migrating south along the coast. a drone captured images of a calf swimming alongside its mother. the monterey bay whale watch provided this rare sight. gray whales attracted to monterey bay on migration because of an abundance of squid which provides plenty of food. a marine biologist said warmer waters in mexico give the whales a safe place to give birth and nurse their calves. they will return to alaska in the spring. in the north bay, so much runoff from recent rain created spectacular sights. >> waterfalls becoming big attractions around town. many are checking out cascade falls. it's putting on a show with tourists and locals stopping by to see it in person. >> i'm so grateful. the energy of the water is incredible.

>> pretty fantastic. i love seeing mother nature out here kicking butt and taking names. >> all right. marin water district says its reservoirs have reached 94% capacity. i wasn't emotionally ready for that sound bite. >> i want to hang out with them. >> pretty cool. coming up next, seven things you need to know before you go. >> first instagram picture. if you haven't yet follow us on abc7news.com. you can see more pictures like this one. share photos and video and use #abc7now. #i was having a very hard time finding a job. i had so much doubt in me. my current supervisor reached out on linkedin. we set up a phone interview and from there i was hired. linkedin was the matchmaker. working in communications services, i can be a voice for those who want to push past their limits.

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