>> we're getting information out to our riders along the 49 and 47 lines to let them know there was someone riding with measles and if you're feeling any symptoms that normally comes with something like the measles to go see your physician. >> reporter: the virus is airborne for about an hour so those places are now safe. you just need to know you could have been exposed if you were there last week. that symptom is the rash. the measles starts with a runny nose, cough, watery eyes and a high fever. this person who visited lives in santa clara county and we're told this person is recovering at home. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. the san francisco warning comes amid a nationwide measles outbreak. in new york city alone health officials say it's the worst outbreak since 1991. the city has declared a public

health emergency and ordered mandatory evacuations for some people who may have been exposed to the virus. anyone who refuses faces a $1,000 fine. >> you can go to our website abc7news.com for more information about the symptoms of measles and what to do if you think you've been exposed. 4:31 right now. another check of our weather. as you mentioned it was a beautiful day yesterday. the first time i wore a tank top to go running in a long time. >> it was great. >> yeah, did you have sunscreen on, also? >> yes. >> yeah, good job. i like that. and everybody follow jessica's advice again today because it's going to be just as sunny. not quite as breezy. as you can tell our valleys are calm like livermore and concord and napa. look at petaluma gusting to 14. 12 at sfo. 24 at half moon bay. the winds are out there and once the sun comes up and the air starts turning over, we'll get the breezes to move in. it won't be as aresse s yesterday alng wmer

weather. we won't see as many clouds. total sunshine from 6:41 to 7:40 this evening. we are starting off colder, mid-40s to low 50s. we'll be in the mid-60s at noon, near 70 at 4:00. back in the mid-60s at 7:00 with near 60 at the coast most of the day. >> good morning, mike. as you have been talking about it is still breezy this morning. we have high wind advisories in effect for three of our area bridges that includes the san mateo bridge, the bay and the benecia bridge. lights westbound 92 as you approach the high rise. it could just be maintenance. westbound 580 tracy to dublin still holding on to the green. 30 minutes for you. 15 minutes and northbound 85, to cupertino in the green at 16 minutes. >> menlo park putting the brakes on red light cameras.

>> the city council voted to end the contract with the company that supplies the devices. red light tickets generated over $1 million in fines but the city only got $24,000. most of the money wept to the state, the county, and the camera operator. councilmembers were also concerned with the number of crashes in intersections with those cameras that they've actually increased. it's unclear if the city will try to find another camera operator. the man accused of having a list of women that he wanted to rape is due back in court next week. 37-year-old matt caruso appeared before a judge in martinez yesterday. he pleaded not guilty to three charges including child pornography as well as attempted kidnapping and assault with intent to commit rape charges. he is accused of attacking a woman outside her walnut creek apartment building. he targeted several women. police say he kept detailed notes on where they worked and

lived and detailed being graphic ways he wanted to assault them. they are trying to determine if there are more victims. >> we feel due to the threat of public safety and the fact there are potential victims involved especially with the criminal protective orders we want to protect those jane does. that's why we'll be asking for no bail. >> the no bail hearing is set for april 18th. caruso's attorney declined to comment on the case. happening today the man suspected of being the golden state killer is due back in court for a hearing. 73-year-old james deangelo is accused of at least 13 murders and numerous sexual assaults dating back to the 1970s. he was arrested one year ago after investigators used dna evidence to link him to a crime scene. in december a sacramento judge ruled that deangelo could not afford to pay for a defense attorney, and he would continue to be represented by a public defender. >> william barr will be back on capitol hill today for day two of testimony. he's expected to talk about the department of justice's budget,

but senators are really interested in special counsel robert mueller's report on the russia investigation. barr told members of the house yesterday he plans to release a redacted version of the report within a week. the nearly 400-page report looked into potential ties between russia and the trump campaign. israel's benjamin netanyahu appears to be heading towards his fifth term as prime minister. more than 97% of votes from the latest election have now been counted. his right-ring party appears to have security a majority in parliament. 16 parents involved in the k college admissions scandal are facing new charges. the government indicted six bay area parents on money laundering charges, that is in addition to the other two bay area parents that were already indicted. abc 7 news i-team reporter melanie woodrow has the latest. >> reporter: bay area parents already implicated in the college admissions scandal are now facing new charges outlined in a second superseding

indictment. they are diane and todd blake of ross. did you pay to help your child get in to school? elizabeth and manuel. did you use the side door? and marcy of hillsborough. are you and your spouse still laughing about it? was it still worth had ever cent? the indictment alleges conspiracy to commit mail and wire fraud as well as money laundering conspiracy. amy and dr. gregory colburn were previously indicted on the same charges. their attorney says they will plead not guilty. 14 defendants including five bay area parents said they would plead guilty to conspiracy to commit mail fraud and honest services mail frod. bruce and davina isackson are the only parents who have signed a cooperation agreement with the government. should they provide substantial assistance in the investigation or prosecution, the u.s. attorney will file a motion to recommend that the court impose a sentence below the advisory guidelines sentencing range. bruce isackson will plead guilty

to one count of money laundering conspiracy and one count of conspiracy to defraud the irs after taking a tax deduction for the bribe. they said they are profoundly sorry. also indicted actress lori loughlin and her husband. an arraignment date has not yet been scheduled. for the i-team in the newsroom, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. and to much happier news, san jose sharks fans are getting into playoff mode. >> tonight the sharks will open the first round of the stanley cup playoffs against the las vegas golden knights at the s.a.p. center. prior to the game the sharks will host a free street rally from 5:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. outside the s.a.p. center on autumn street. the puck drops at 7:30. tickets are still available on the sharks' website. the least expensive ticket costs $55. mike? this weather in san jose, also if you're wearing one of those hockey jerseys you know how warm they can be. maybe dress in layers because

temperatures will be around 70 during the afternoon hours dropping down to 57 by the end of the game. look at that, wall-to-wall sunshine. we have 53 in san ramone. 55 in antioch. everybody else mid to upper 40s. cooler this morning and you see mid to upper 40s in napa and santa rosa, hayward and los gatos. here is a look at your commute. the western span is dry. cool this morning but comfy for public transit. that small craft advisory again if you're going to be out on a ferry. in the north bay 45 degrees. look where we end up, 70 around 3:00 and 5:00. check out the east bay, along the shoreline. 63 at 11:00. near 70 during the afternoon hours. still 64 degrees. go have dinner on the back porch and not worry about it being too cold. san francisco gets in on the act. we'll reach the 60s by noon.

down to 59 by 7:00. wall-to-wall sunshine, also. if you liked yesterday, i think you'll really like today. how about traffic wise? yeah, for the most part you should like it. no major problems right now. >> a good start. >> at 4:39, that's what you hope for. we don't always get it. i want to take you to the benecia bridge. we have some road work that has wrapped up for the day 680 just past the bridge. get set up and start around midnight. they did yesterday and today. if you are one of those who heads out in the overnight hours keep that in mind. this will get busy in a couple hours. a couple vehicles coming our way along the stretch now. we do have road work slowing you down in oakland. we'll take a closer look at that up next. thanks, alexis. washington says california blew its real i.d. progra and that

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driving through the high desert will be easier today. the transition between that and

the l.a. basin in san diego will be breezy to windy in the mountains. be careful going through there. a look at the rest of the day. low to mid-70s through the central valley. a few clouds in eureka and 56. 85 in palm springs today. we have a whole lot of sunshine today in the sierra. a lot of snow tomorrow especially above, say, 7,000 feet. and then it gets up to near 60 by saturday. skiing with short sleeves on. >> wild. thank you, mike. in the south bay san jose city leaders say there's nothing they can do to stop a chick fil a from opening despite protests from the lgbt community. the restaurant is set to open in about a month under an approved contract. the city council did take some action. they voted to hold off on extending the contract for the chick-fil-a and promised to place rainbow flags. they have been accused of anti-lgbt behavior for years. if you just received your

california real i.d., it may not comply with federal rules, and that could mean another trip to the dmv. the federal government says california didn't stick to homeland security guidelines when it developed the program and as a result more than 3 million people may have to submit more proof of where they live. the dmv plans to send letters to those drivers and have them return the letter as proof of residence. some people may have to go back to a dmv office. building a better bay area can sometimes mean returning to your roots. that's especially the case in the south bay, an area once known for acres of fruit trees. abc 7 news reporter amanda del castillo takes us to a secret orchard where one man is trying to preserve the area as agricultural legacy. >> reporter: the word apple carries different weight in present day silicon valley. fruit growing, once known as the valley of hearts delight, has remained. he grows and sells a rare vintage fruit tree in morgan

hill. elusive stone fruit trees that kennedy says stood to be lost if he didn't step in. >> the oldest varieti variety. 880, according to kennedy. >> stone fruits are those that have pits in the center, peaches, neck at thtarines. >> reporter: you won't find them at the local grocer. kennedy collected several varieties for safekeeping. once funding returned to federal repositories they turned to him to grow and support new trees. >> certainly ten years ago at least half of all the national collections in the stone fruits and a lot of grapes and figs and other varieties had come from this orchard. >> reporter: quite the responsibility for this being kennedy's second job. >> this is just on the side. >> reporter: the fruits of his labor available online, an

actual taste of history for the bay area and beyond. >> they don't have to travel all the way across the united states are back in time even. you don't have to be here in the 1950s because we've kept these varieties alive. they're still here. >> reporter: i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. we like to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining us on facebook. the nba playoffs are almost here and oracle arena is getting ready. >> work crews were braving the winds to hang the first playoff banners at their home court. when abc 7 news first arrived only half a huge banner was up on the outside windows, but inside they were getting ready and you can see that they -- look at that. getting it all up. the whole warrior mantra was up on the arena for everyone to see. strength in numbers. >> and the golden state warriors are auctioning off sunday

night's popular we believe throwback jerseys. the team surprised dub nation with the uniforms during the last regular season finale at oracle. the jersey represents an era that marked the franchise's return to the postseason in 2007 and all proceeds from the auction will benefit the warriors community foundation. those are my favorite so far. super cool. >> if you follow them on twitter i've seen klay and steph have put side-by-side pictures of their first home game with the warriors and their last home game with the warriors and it's funny. they don't look much different though it's been a long time. >> i was wondering, do they look like kids or not? >> steph always does. he has that baby face. the facial hair maybe helps a little bit now. he still looks like a kid. lots to do tonight. we're so lucky that we've got some really good teams playing around here to keep our attention. the weather maybe keeps your attention, too. i know the pollen did yesterday. i haven't heard too many people

sneezing yet. breezy and milder today. temperatures will do that little springs seesaw up and down through the seven-day forecast. the constant will be the fact it looks pretty dry. look at our high temperatures today. 69 in milpitas. everybody else in the low 70s in the south bay. gilroy, 73 degrees. 70 in mountain view. we start 61 to 63 along the coast today. 65 in downtown in south san francisco. north bay coast low 60s. then you head inland and we have 69 in sonoma to 73 in santa rosa. napa to about 70. 70 in orinda, hayward and fremont. everybody else around 68 or 69 along the east bay shore and 70 to 74 in our east bay valleys. a look at tonight's temperatures, milder than this morning, mid-40s to low you will see the winds shift. look at tomorrow up to six degrees cooler.

we bounce right back friday, and saturday will be our calmest day. the winds start kicking up sunday. that brings our temperatures down into the 60s again monday. alexis? good morning, mike. we're off to a quiet start. we do have some road work that could slow you down although it's not too bad. a little bit of yellow here a moment ago. looks like that started to thin out. between 23rd and 29th avenues, various lanes scheduled to be closed until 6:00 this morning. we do have a little bit of yellow on the approach right now. you can take 580 for an alternate. i don't think it will be a big deal. westbound 4, antioch to concord still in the green at 15 and no delays southbound 101, san rafael to san francisco. that's in the green at 16 minutes. samsung is expected to unveil new galaxy phones today. >> a lot of teens won't care

because they love iphones. here's "tech bytes." in today's "tech bytes," it is a big day for samsung. >> the company is holding events today to introduce its galaxy a-90 smartphone. one of its new features is a pop-up selfie camera. several other devices are expected to be unveiled. the overwhelming choice among american teens isn't samsung. it is apple. >> 83% say they own an iphone and expect their next smartphone to be an iphone up from 75% just three years ago. and a few weeks away from the release of the new "avengers" movie a real life iron man. >> that's british inventor richard browning flying around in his jet suit in england. it packs 1,000 horsepower and costs $400,000. >> that's all to look like a jetson. >> just in time for "the avengers." those are your "tech bytes." can you imagine seeing someone like that down market

street? >> you know what, there are so many things you could see on market street, i guess i would keep on walking. >> shady. one of youtube's most popular stars decides to move on. why cutie pie has a new home for his live stream. >> a move by a popular marina has boaters ready to protest. wh

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park and it couldn't be much nicer if you're sitting in tsun. if you are sitting in the sun, can't stress enough wear the sunscreen. wrapping up the series with the padres. 12:45 first pitch. thank you, mike. the dalai lama is said to be resting comfortably in a hospital recovering from a chest infection. the 83-year-old tibetan leader just returned to his home in the himalayas after a meeting with youth leaders. he'll spend two to three days at the hospital. voters in the north bay are gearing up for a protest friday over a crackdown at a marina in sausalito. they say the marina closed its dinghy dock and some boaters who anchor outside say the move is illegal because the dock provides public access. they say the closure prevents them from getting to shore safely. the boaters say the marina will let some dock if they meet certain requirements and pay a fee. we have reached out to the

marina for comment and are wait to go hear back. it was a bad hair day but gusty winds creating real problems. this is video of a tree that came down at golden gate park in san francisco yesterday. it took a pole down with it. winds gusting about 35 miles an hour at the time. nobody got hurt. yeah, those winds are going to be around again today. they won't be quite as fast as they were yesterday. you can see even by tomorrow morning we're still looking at 15 to 25-mile-per-hour gusts to 30 along the coast. again, as we head to thursday, let's go into the afternoon hours, you can see we get up to 25 to 35 and then the winds just keep going until we get to about friday into saturday. that's when they'll start to taper a little bit. so watch out for the pollen once again. tree pollen is high. uv index is high. we have mulberry, oak and pine. let me take this further all th way through the week it's going to stay high. so make sure you have the tissues and your medicine handy. you'll need it. here is alexis.

>> oh, boy. i can't even -- i lost count how many times i sneezed yesterday. i'm sure it will be the same today. looking live at the bay bridge toll plaza starting to fill in. the middle lanes along with the cash lanes that should thin out shortly, a few more booths open. no metering lights yet. still breezy once we make it on to the span. a high wind advisory for the bay bridge, the san mateo bridge and the benicia bridge. keep that in mind if you're in a high-profile vehicle. mass transit off to a quiet start. b.a.r.t. trains will get going in four minutes. no delays so far. ace 1 on time. normal service, no delays for muni. thanks, alexis. youtube's most popular creator is taking his live streams somewhere else. >> hello! before this video begins i have exciting announcement. >> announcement time. >> i'm partnering up with d life. >> wow. i've never seen a pewdiepie video and that might be enough for me.

he made the announcement on his youtube channel yesterday. he says d live, which is based in cupertino, takes no cuts of creator earnings. he'll donate at least $10,000 in cryptocurrency to other creators. he still plans to post his videos on youtube, just not live streaming on youtube. next at 5:00 a.m., east bay congressman eric swalwell makes his first big appearance. the cause he's fighting for. fisher price release add warning about rock and plays last week. doctors say it's not enough. the rising prices of gas and how much you can expect to pay this morning. a live look outside as wet can see the wind