ivn noh bay, there's originally, they were hoping to thanks for joining us. a danger of black ice this have the lanes open by 6:00. >> you're never more than seven morning. they moved the time to 7:00. minutes away from your >> reporter amy hollyfield live accuweather forecast. here's mike nicco. i'd say probably later than >> jack frost visited a lot of for us in san rafael. neighborhoods last night. that. if your car is not garaged, this westbound state route 92, between hesperian and industrial is what's waiting for you. amy? >> reporter: good morning, for folks trying to get to the look at how thick the frost is reggie. on display for us all to see, san mateo bridge. quite the backup that spilled this morning in some of our the temperatures in the north over on to 880 this morning as neighborhoods. bay. well. i don't know why i keep showing it is so cold. we'll check back in on them and my car. this is what officials worry see how the progress is coming it's because things keep about. the freezing temperatures that happening to it, i guess. along in a few minutes. can cause black ice. in the meantime, want to talk yesterday snow, today ice. they're worried about the runoff there's absolutely nothing on about a new crash in the from the mountain roads that, it tri-valley. it. a semi and a sedan involved in look at how clean and clear it will freeze and create a is from sutro tower. this one. we'll be in the 30s everywhere dangerous hazard of black ice. sounds like one person has but the coast by 7:00. injuries. the right lane is blocked. police say when you hit it, take your foot off the accelerator we'll reach 50 under total sunshine at noon. one place i've had ice reported still cooler than average as we and don't make any aggressive today, that is in the hollister, head through the accuweather turns and just stay calm. gilroy area. 12-hour drivers tell us they don't like that sensation of when they hit pacheco pass. westbound 152 past cedar creek. that black ice. a sig-alert was issued because ab that heavier le fd >> it's scary to feel that loss of ice in the right lane. we had a rollover crash this of control under you and hope fralexis. morning. as you can see, significant backup there too. >> we've been looking pretty good. no major issues this morning. that your wheels catch before one lane is open, one closed. something bad happens. probably the biggest problem is it's weird every time. san mateo, if you're trying to get on to the bridge. >> reporter: look at this picture of an overturned truck. westbound 92 in the hayward this was taken yesterday morning

in mendocino county. >> i know. area. i did just check in with cal a mother otter and her pup are trans. they're not done yet. back together after this reunion they were saying 6:00 a.m. officials released this picture as a cautionary tale of what can hoping to have that back open. along the central coast. the city of morrow bay shared happen and encourage everyone to slow down. this on facebook. two-lane closure and once you cal trans says they have trucks technology and the natural putting out gravel and sand. instincts of the animals played make it on to the span that, doesn't look bad. just to be able to give drivers a role in getting them back something for their tires to together. >> the maze 20 minutes for you. a fisherman found the two day about a 14-minute drive across grab on to, some traction in old pup by itself. the bay bridge. these cold conditions. they reported the pup's cries reporting live in san rafael, metering lights are on as of amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. 5:23. southbound 101, san francisco to >> amy, thank you. and played them fon a speon a s. sfo. in the green at nine minutes. you can track our weather any thanks, alexis. time on our app. when one came forward, they took expect snowy conditions in the if you enable push alerts, you the pup and chucked it into the sierra. can get advisories sent straight water. >> i didn't know that's what chain controls in effect on 80 to your phone. they did. this morning, we expect to it's still triggering something below blue canyon. hear more reaction to president for me. trump's state of the union it looks fine. it looks like it's having fun, highway 50 is clear until address. >> in his speech last night, he highway 89. actually. >> we're glad they're back together. highway 5 remains closed this called for biparti faces anothe one of the bay area's most government shutdown in nine days mysterious and witty characters if congress and the white house coming out with a book. sinkhole reported on sunday. karl the fog tweeted after 8 1/2 cannot reach a deal. years of throwing shade on to the democrats' dismay, the twitter, i'm taking my drama to cal trans says the highway president refused to yield on paper. it's not clear what karl's book hard line immigration policies. will be about. he blasted the special counsel's his real identity is a mystery and the book is set to come out

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it's going to be much warmer during the day than it is right now. look at the temperatures. vallejo, napa, 31. dpe gernville, at 30. it is freezing cold in the north bay. 29 in san ramon. 3 it in redwood city. here's a look. somewhere you may want to go this afternoon. the visibility is going to be gorgeous, but it will be breezier as you head towards our beaches today. so here's a look at the east bay

valleys. still in the 40s at 10:00. low to mid-50s noon to 4:00. back in the mid-40s by 8:00. peninsula, stuck in the 40s through 10:00. low 50s this afternoon under mostly sunny skies. back to 45 at 8:00. 40s at 10:00. noon to 4:00, notice again like everybody else, under the stars at 8:00. back down in the mid-50s. how about that commute this morning. definitely drier out there. no snow. here's alexis. >> no snow. we're seeing residual effects from the weather. i guess it has something to do with the pothole is. they were supposed to do repair at 6:00 this morning. cal trans still out there. still working on it. the two right lanes are blocked. it is still a sig-alert that spilled on to southbound 880 as well. 17 miles an hour for you. 11 once i make it to 92. we just got wor mckee

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returned home after their camping trip took a dangerous turn. they traveled from san francisco to the mendocino national forest and that's where they were stranded for five days. the ordeal started last thursday after a successful night of snow camping. mia herman and carlos decided to drive further into the forest when their car got stwuk no cell phone service. the couple was able to ration their food through the weekend. by monday, they were starting to get worried. >> so when it came 4:00 and

there was no one coming, i started getting kind of emotional and i was like, i want to go home. >> just 30 minutes later, a search party found maya and carlos as well as their jeep half buried in snow and towed them back to safety. the dmv is the focus of investigation into the motor voter program. the secretary of state's office agreed to investigate the agency as part of a lawsuit settlement. last year it admitted they submitted 23 erroneous voter registrations and failed to submit voter registration information for nearly 600 people. voting rights groups want to know if those mistakes had an impact on state and local races. at least one lawmaker says he wants an investigation, but he feels the secretary of state is the wrong office to lead it. >> i don't know that a government elected official is going to do a thorough inquiry

if the point of blame points to them. >> state elections officials have 60 days to complete their investigation. this is amazing. facebook is rolling out a feature for those moments when you go, really wish i hadn't sent that. >> for the messenger service, it will give you ten minutes to delete unread messages. you simply put your finger on the message and hold it down. then you will get a prompt to delete it. it's supposed to work for group messages as well. if you sent that message to several people and you're regretting it, you can still delete it. >> yeah. >> one of our producers september a text, he tried it on my facebook page and it works. i don't know what he said, obviously because he deleted it. >> something horrible? >> no. >> there you go. >> hopefully i never have to use that feature, nor anybody else. >> exactly. unless you delete the fact that we've got more snow in the forecast, at least this weekend, not like yesterday.

there's a chance, about 3500 feet or above we could have a dusting of light snow once again. here's a look at sfo. no delays. in fact, i didn't find any. dry pattern today and tomorrow. tomorrow we'll start with frozen spots again like this morning. then the waves of storms, chilly storms coming this weekend. today we struggled to get closer to average, which would be upper 50s to near 60. instead, in the low to mid-50s. at least it won't be as breezy as yesterday. it will feel more comfortable, especially with full-on sunshine. tonight, upper 20s to mid-30s in the north bay. east bay valleys and even in the south bay and redwood city at about 33. 38 in oakland and richmond. 40s, we have them in san francisco and half moon bay. hrt. our dry commutes end friday morning. especially in the north bay. green and yellow there. scattered showers and for the rest of us through 9:00. least likely in the south bay to get wet in the east bay valleys during friday's morning commute. after that, everybody deals with

light to moderate showers throughout the day. it will taper a little bit during the evening hours to more just light showers. it's going to be there for the entire evening until about 11:30. then it starts to fall apart. let's take a look at what's going on. first, i want to show you my storm concerns for the weekend before the seven-day. flooding on roads more likely friday with the most intense storms. breezes faster with sunday's storm. on mountain roads -- all of these are a 1 with friday the rain totals getting up around 3/4 of an inch. no winds or anything else. we get a break monday before another 1 or light storm arrives on tuesday. keeps our temperatures below afrng in the low to mid-50s. a election? >> i have an update on the sig-alert. it's been here since last night. problem first started at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. a large pothole opened up on

state route 92. two right lanes remain closed between hesperian and industrial. cal trans is saying the new itpilled over on to 880 as ey wr well. bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights on for about an hour. 5:23 the official time this morning. typical delays on the approach. drive times, not typical. it's worse than normal getting out of the central valley. tracy to dublin, one hour and nine minutes. it started with road construction. haven't been able to bounce back. southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco, in the green at 16 minutes. "good morning america" coming unat 7:00 on abc 7. >> our fave, ginger zee from new york has a live look at what's ahead. >> hey, reggie. my fave too and jessica. great to be with both of you. coming up, much more on

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welcome. it is 6:30. thanks for joining us on this wednesday. >> it is going to be a cool morning. so before you go out the door, be prepared. put on another layer maybe. >> i need to get my car in the garage. here's what happened to me this morning. yep. yesterday was snow, this morning another form of ice. in the form of thick frost. two minutes later, two minutes later. i have an ice scraper. >> good job. >> don't break your credit card this morning trying to scrape the ice. oh, my kbosh. a look at tamalpais. it's blowing up to 35 miles per hour. feels like 15 degrees. look at the temperatures at 7:00 on my accuweather 12-hour planner. 30 to 37 inland in the bay. just about total sunshine at noon. still cooler than average a little milder than yesterday.

grab that heavy coat or blanket, depending what you're doing at 7:00. 44 to 49. how about the commute? let's talk to alexis. >> does the ice scraper fit on your key chain or what? >> it was kind of small. >> that's the smallest ice scraper. >> bay area ice scraper. i love it. i need one. southbound 680, pretty heavy. but the unusual crawl here as you get through north main, north of the 24 split. nothing blocking that route all morning. a quick check of drive times. highway 4 to the maze, 26 minutes. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, you're in the green at ten minutes. you have sky 7 launching into the emergency road repair. we'll check that out next. thanks, alexis. bundle up as you head out the door. there are concerns about possible black ice on the roads. matt keller is live in the santa cruz mountains with what drivers need to know. good morning, matt.

>> reporter: good morning, jessica. 24 hours ago, i was standing here off the summit off highway 17 and snow was fall on me and it was sticking to the ground. this morning, just a bunch of wet spots. the biggest concern, ice on the roads. here's what the chp and santa cruz had to say about it in a tweet. that was fun while the snow lasted. keep in mind, we may have ice on the roads tonight and into the morning. my photographer from santa cruz over the summit into redwood estates, the roads were wet but not icy. that can always change. black ice can blend into the roads make tg hard to detect. the usda had tips for ice. >> drivers on highway 17 noted pops up around lexington reservoir. if you hit black ice, remain calm, do as little as possible. don't brake. if you feel your back end of the car sliding, gently turn the

wheel in that direction. we've got more tips on driving on black ice on abc7news.com. reporting live in the santa cruz mountains, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> thanks, matt. you can track our weather with the abc 7 news app. we have live doppler on that. get weather advisories on your phone. president trump called for unity in his second state of the union address and doubling down on his immigration stance. >> mona kosar abdi is live in washington with more. >> good morning jessica and reggie. president trump went into his second state of the union address with a low 37% approval rating, largely due to the partial government shutdown. but with his speech, he gave no indication of avoiding another. >> that sounds so good. >> largely sticking to script for an hour and a half, the president delivered his message to a divided congress with his

greatest political adversary, nancy pelosi over his shoulder. >> together we can break decades of political tail stalemate. pelosi and many lawmakers sporting white as an ode to the suffrage movement. several even erupting in cheer when president trump celebrated the amount of women in congress. the president also garnering collective applause for his call to end revenge politics. >> we must reject the politics of revenge, resistance and retribution. >> and any hopes of newfound unity came to a halt as trump maintained his hard line immigration stance in the face of another possible shutdown. walls save former georgia gubernatorial scy abrams >> the engineered by the president of

the united states. as she criticized the president, she too hoped to find common ground. >> president trump claims that he wants people to come into the united states in the largest numbers ever legally. but we found that the president actually set the lowest cap in history for the refugee assistance program. mona kosar abdi, abc 7 news. thank you, mona. we have a fact check on the president's speech on our website, abc7news.com. happening today, san francisco police plan to update a string of cold case murders that terrorized the city's gay community in the 1970s. this is a sketch of the serial killer dubbed the doodler, he's responsible for as many 14 murders in an 18-mnt period from 1974 to 1975. last year, cnn reported sfpd september dna samples to be tested. if alive, he would be in his early 60s. the mother of a man shot and killed by oakland police

officers last march has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against four officers. attorney john burress is representing his mother. they're planning to hold a news conference later today.lawsuit. police say they received a call that pollack had a semiautomatic gun. they asked him to put the gun down and he did not. they then opened fire. they recovered the gun that he may have been holding. his mother wants the alameda district attorney's office to charge those four officers with murder. >> we expect to hear from superintendent later this morning about what the district is doing to prevent a teachers' strike. they're trying to rally the city's support. >> we know that public schools are the heart of the community. >> abc 7 news was at oakland city hall last night where the teachers union president spoke during a rally before the city council meeting. teachers want the city's support

in their request for a 12% raise over three years. the district offered 5% over that same period. oakland unified members so there are 2300 teachers in the district and just more than 36,000 students. not including those at district authorized charter schools. >> students are planning toheir sickout on friday morning. this is video from a student walkout at oakland tech last we week. students from that school, skyline, oakland high, mcclie mons and oakland west expected to join. the goal is to show support for the teachers' demands. the students plan to march from oakland tech to the district office. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. breezy cold in alum rock. santa clara and cupertino, there are neighborhoods experiencing frost. newark, redwood city, everybody is freezing.

st bay, look at napa, 27. san carlos, low to mid-40s. your commute, very quiet weatherwise. possibility of black ice. amy holly pooeld is in the north bay. she says great. matt keller says same thing, so far so good. dress warm. won't be as breezy as it was. still in the 30s. low to mid-50s noon to 6:00. end with 48 at 8:00. north bay, 30s at 8:00. 40s at 10:00. low to mid-50s. noon to 4:00. dropping down to 42. have the heavier coat by 8:00. in san francisco, a narrower range. 48 at 10:00 and end up at 48 at 10:00 this evening. in between low to mid-50s with a mostly sunny sky. once the chill ends, it's because rain is on the way. i'll show you that in the weekend forecast. pretty quiet so far.

i'm sure you have a few things to tell us. >> i have my first reports of ice east of gilroy. out there a ways this morning. actually, i didn't mean to show you that shot. i'm waiting for sky 7 -- >> beautiful shot. >> it was a beautiful shot. that was golden gate bridge. i want to talk about a closure due to emergency road repair. no reports of ice within the immediate bay area. certainly keeping a close eye on that in morning. we have a sig-alert that continues westbound 92 between hesperian and industrial. we still have the two right lanes blocked. large pothole opened up at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. they issued a sig-alert around 11:30 last night and it's had a ripple effect on the 880 as well. 10 miles per hour on southbound 880. 6 miles per hour on westbound 92. they're hoping to have this done now. originally at 6:00. but now they're saying at 7:00 this morning. we'll see if that happens. want to show you the bay bridge camera. south bay. we have a three-car crash

reported westbound 80 on the ninth street off ramp in the city. not bad here so far. sound like the right lane of that ramp is blocked. there's oil spilling and debris in the roadway as well. next traffic update at 6:50. alexis, thank you. karl the fog is getting creative. you may know him from twitter. something new is coming soon. you're looking live at the big board at the stock exchange. we're a bit down this morning. another update on the markets coming up next. look, new at 6:00, did you miss it? that was a kitten falling from the sky. >> whoa. >> the incredible rescue next. first a live look outside. there's the golden gate bridge. remember the way we used to do things? hey man...

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keep that heavier coat handy and the ice scraper, too. you'll need it. but the kids getting on the bus, temperatures around 30 to 37 at 7:00. 45 along the coast. 46 to 51 sunny and dry at 11:00 and low to mid-50s at 3:00. that's what we have through the central valley, monterey, near 60 in so cal. the 30s throughout the mountains. today is going to be slippery with just snow showers. tomorrow is your best day to head up there. friday, saturday and sunday all feature more pow pow than we're seeing here. another foot or two is possible

this weekend. look at the lows in single digits. highs not even reaching freezing until next week. thank you, mike. a warning for drivers in the north bay. >> it is very cold. there's concern about possible black ice this morning. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in san rafael. amy? >> reporter: hi, jessica. i've been watching the temperature all morning on display here in san rafael. it hasn't changed. freezing. very, very cold out here president because of these temperatures and all the rain we have had, officials are worried about black ice this morning. here is a pick durr authorities released of an overturned truck that happened yesterday morning during icy conditions. this is what they're worried about. cal trans has had sanding trucks out all night long putting gravel and sand out on the roads to give drivers traction. they are encouraging you to slow down this morning. >> stay calm. if you hit black ice, take your foot off the accelerator.

>> no aggressive turning inputs to make it worse. >> reporter: even though it isn't raining this morning, don't forget about the runoff. it's coming out the mountains, they're worried on the mountain roads it will freeze and create a hidden danger. don't forget to bundle up. it's very cold this morning. reporting live in san rafael, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. thank you, amy. we have a commitment to building a better bay area. that includes looking at solutions to improve transportation. sam liccardo believes a hyper loop could link diridon station with mineta san jose international airport. high-speed capsules would carry passengers underground. they have been in talks with elon musk's boring company for the past 18 months. the boring company is experimenting with tunnel transportation in southern california.

>> there have been no decisions to specifically work with the boring company. we've been exploring the technovta, cal train, ace and amtrak provide rail service to south bay commuters, but they don't go dec airport. starting monday, big changes if you take b.a.r.t. >> instead of trains running at 4:00 a.m., they will begin rolling out at 5:00 in the morning. the estimated 2900 people who will be affected, b.a.r.t. says they will have 15 new bus shuttles taking them to other stations. about 64% will head to downtown san francisco. now, the reason for this later start is because b.a.r.t. will begin a huge retrofit project of the transbay tube. >> this is going to be the installs of an inner steel liner. the critical points of the tube and an upgrade to our water pumping system to get bay water out to evacuate them as needed. >> it will tyears to complete. it will be able to withstand any major earthquake. rvs lining the streets in

the pour toe la neighborhood have four weeks to leave. they were banned from parking overnight. frustrated neighbors told abc 7 about the problem in october. they take up parking and make messes. campers say they can't afford to pay rent anymore. moem le homeless services will be contacting those campers. teachers who buy their own school supplies could get a little bit of help. >> state lawmakers are proposing a bill to offer a it $00 tax -- $200 tax credit to those who buy their own books, computer equipment or supplies. lawmakers say it's a way to thank them. even with the credit, supply costs won't be fully covered. according to the national teacher and principal survey, teachers spend an average of $479 a year on supplies. tesla is cutting the price of sedans. it starts at under $43,000 before insenn tifrs.

tesla issued a -- it cut the price by $1100 because it's ending a customer referral program they used to have. that program ended up costing tesla a lot more than anticipated. here's a live look at the stock exchange. as you can see, we're down about 36 points. turning now to the fallout from liam any -- he spoke about his past racist thoughts on gma. >> there were some nights, deliberately into black areas in the city, looking to be set upon. so that i could unleash physical violence. >> he told robin roberts that he's not a racist. on monday, the 66-year-old admitted he had random thoughts

about -- after learning his friend was raped. he shared this about his new movie cold pls man o fore. he w o to explain how he moved past his desire for violence and got help. he hopes it encourages frank conversation about race. singer john legend will join steph curry in oakland in a few weeks and they will be speaking at the first national convention for the my brothers keeper alliance. the alliance was created to bring together young men of color and reduce youth violence. the event at the oakland scottish rights center starts february 18th. it's invitation only. you can live stream the main stage sessions. new at 6:00, a cat rescue caught on camera in texas. >> this is something else. two police officers answered the call. one fell and didn't survive before officerscers saved the o.

they hold open a blanket. the kitten jumped about 30 feet into it. the kitten now named charlie was taken to an animal shelter and up for adoption. >> stunning to see that video. >> they got that blanket up with no time to spare. >> wow. >> it has nine lives, right? >> the cat was like i'm coming down right now. >> get me out of this tree. >> i'm surprised they jumped from that height without a little coercing. >> maybe there was snacks in the bottom of the blanket. >> there you go. catnip or something. nice ending to that story. 6:50 this morning. let's talk about being frozen this morning. gorgeous sky on the way free of pollution as the air straight from canada sits on top of us today and keeps us dry. frozen spots ainonight in waves otos this weekend. t' start with the temperatures today and go from

coldest to warmest. coldest lakeport 50. ukiah and livermore at 52. concord, fairfield, fremont at 55 degrees along with santa rosa. a lot of 53, 54s 30s about everywhere in the bay until you get to san francisco. low to mid-40s. watch out for the frost again. slight chance of fog tomorrow, which would mean another chance of black ice. i'm tracking this storm moving through the gulf of alaska. grabbing the cold air and bringing it down to us. not a ton of rain. but enough to cause issues. especially friday morning in the north bay. we'll have light to moderate rain. moving into the heart of the bay in the end of the commute, south bay you may escape it. after that, it rains all throughout the day. waves of showers that will continue throughout the afternoon. taper a little bit as we head into the evening hours. but as we head through the weekend, hydroplaning a high probability of that.

flooding on the roads and downed trees. moderate because the winds pick up throughout the weekend. look at that, snow on the roads. it's possible monday morning as the elevation of the snow will drop down to around 3,000 to 3500 feet. but it will not be a repeat of what we dealt with this morning. once we get past that, a break from the rain monday and tuesday. temperatures well below average in the low to mid-50s. here's alexis. we have sky seven over the scene of our sig-alert. state route 92. you can see cal trans crews over the large pothole that opened up about 2:30 yesterday afternoon. we've been watching them for a few minutes here. they're carrying one piece of equipment away there or maybe moving to a new location. there have been sparks flying up. i'm ne that pothole it filled. looks pretty dry. they have been walking on it. they could be smoothing out the