>> reporter: at 9:44 witnesses reported hearing a helicopter flying very low. >> you're still too low level for flight following at this time. >> reporter: the aircraft apparently accelerated rapidly before slamming into a canyon near calabasas. the fbi on the scene along the ntsb. officials are asking for photos of the area at the time of the crash as they sift through the debris in search of answers. among those killed bryant's 13-year-old daughter gianna, teammate alyssa and parents john and keri altobelli. also onboard mother of three christina mauser. >> how do you tell a child their mommy's no longer with us? >> reporter: her husband says the couple's daughter was supposed to be onboard but couldn't go because she was sick. the pilot of the aircraft says he had two decades of experience. >> one of college basketball's greatest teams saluted kobe

bryant and his 13-year-old daughter gianna with a moment of silence last night. she dreamed of playing for the uconn huskies. they placed a bouquet and jersey on the bench to honor her. 4:31. good morning. hi, everybody. the storm impact scale for today for the scattered light showers for most of us. marin county and the highway 1 corridor less than a tenth of an inch is expected. put it into motion it's mainly moving right now west to east but that will sink south. you can see san rafael will get a little bit wet. scattered showers from noon to 4:00.

temperatures near 60 and the chance is over at 7:00. we are starting off with an update on the posey tube closure. a live look at walnut creek, 680 looking good. no problems in the east bay. a nice light ride there. our drive times antioch to hercules. highway 4 to the maze 13 minutes and 85 to the san jose airport will be a seven-minute ride. bringing up the posey tube alert just to let you know again. tomorrow morning no more driving on market street. >> and that's unless you're a taxi, a commercial vehicle, private cars, though, a thing of the past. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live with more on this.

>> reporter: no more cars will be allowed on market street starting tomorrow. it's a little quiet right now. this is what they're aiming for, for it to look like this. this ban will include ride share cars. no more ubers or lyfts on market street. taxi drivers will be allowed and commercial vehicles will be allowed and, of course, public transit and emergency vehicles can come through. but as of right now they're saying they're going to ban personal cars. the idea is to make it safer for bicyclists and pedestrians. we have a map to show you the affected area and you'll see a big red line on market street. it's a large stretch of road from the ferry building all the way down to vanness. day is your last day to drive this strip of road. we want to drive home that point and let you know it's coming tomorrow. spread the word this starts at

6:00 tomorrow morning. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> we have the top seven questions on the ban. >> the coronavirus outbreak is getting worse. >> hong kong announced it will limit air, rail, and ferry travel to mainland, china. the cdc raised its travel warning. none of the cases is in san francisco but health officials are prepared to handle an outbreak. >> right now there's really no risk in san francisco or even in the united states. people may wear masks for other reasons. >> a flight to evacuate

officials from wuhan, china, was rumored to be landing at sfo, instead to ontario in southern california. passengers will undergo health screenings for the virus. president trump's lawyers will finish their opening arguments in the impeachment trial. still no word if the senate will call additional witnesses. national security adviser john bolton's claims that president trump said he wanted to withhold aid from ukraine until officials investigate his political rivals. here is what president trump's team said about that. >> nothing in the bolton revelati revelations, even if true, would rise to the level of an abuse of power or an impeachable offense. >> bolton made that claim in a draft of his book. president trump denies saying anything like that. happening today a grand opening celebration in gilroy to honor the fallen, in survivors of gilroy's festival shooting. it opens today on monterey road.

the d.a.'s office says it will focus on group counseling, trauma, education and compensating those who survived. three people died and a dozen others were injured in july's shooting. lost wages, food, the new push to get pg&e to pay people the next time the power is paid off to prevent a wildfire. and help is on the way to help homeless college students. what san jose state will do to help them out and build a better bay area in the process. miami red-hot with super bowl fever. the hot merchandise fans are buying up. >> you keep saying hot. just rubbing it in. >> yes. >> although it is going to be warming up here. >> a little bit. we'll hit the 70s, not the 80s like they're going to reach in miami. some of us in the 70s. >> hot. >> hopefully that makes everybody happy. let's take a look at what's going on outside. we have temperatures in the upper 40s to low 50s down in the south bay. even a few mid-40s around santa

teresa and morgan hills as the clouds are moving over your neighborhood. that is making us milder with temperatures around livermore. the rest of us in the upper 40s to mid-50s in san francisco, 53. a look at the north bay where you have your best chance of some scattered showers starting at 7:00 and ending shortly after the 11:00 hour and then you'll have a mix of sunshine and clouds at about 59 at 3:00. here is a look at the east bay where the scattered showers aren't even showing up at least at the hour. that's when the sky conditions and the temperature is on this forecast t. could slip in between these time frames. be aware. have live doppler 7 up on our app before you head outside and you can see if there are any showers coming your way. it's possible. look at these upper 50s in the afternoon hours. 53 at 7:00. anfor san francisco a chance of some showers starting, say, around 8:00 and going all the way up until at least noon,

possibly 1:00 as we hit 57. a mix of sun and clouds this afternoon. temperatures dropping down under some stars and clouds to 52 at 10:00. let's get another check of the commute. here is jobina. good tuesday morning, everyone. a live look at the golden gate bridge where can you see it is awfully empty at 4:38. that is good news if you're taking the golden gate bridge. you might as well leave the house now. a good time to go. a live look at the toll plaza. metering lights are not on yet. we are beginning to see the cash lanes stack up this morning. moving on to our drive times we have tracy to dublin, our usual slow spot will take you 34 minutes, antioch to concord 13 minutes. and i'm going to leave you now with a look at our overall maps so you can see things are moving all around the bay area, just that slow section coming out of

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it's 4:41 on a tuesday. i think the fog is in the san joaquin valley. hopefully it will lift faster than it did. visibility less than a quarter of a mile. we're watching some showers around eureka, chico, sacramento. yosemite partly cloudy and 52. windy and warm in socal. l.a., 74. 77 in palm springs. and the chance of snow showers today and again sunday but not expecting much in the way of any

accumulation. now if you're just joining us we have a chance of wet weather today. it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. more on that next. thank you, mike. talk show host and comedian jimmy kimmel dedicated last night's show to kobe bryant. there was no studio audience but instead he played clips of kobe on his show. kimmel talked about how he'd had many conversations with kobe off camera and all of them involved his daughters. >> once he retired from basketball, his life revolved around their lives. he was very proud of them. he loved being a father. he was a bright light, and that's how i want to remember him. >> kobe appeared on "jimmy kimmel live" 15 times, the most recent in september. the world is marking the 75th anniversary of the liberation of the nazi-run auschwitz death camp in poland. at least a million people died there during world war ii, most

of them yjews. many were gassed upon arrival. many died of starvation and disease, one of more than 40 concentration camps. dan ashley traveled to poland in 2005 with several bay area survivors of the holocaust. they returned to mark the 60th anniversary of the liberation of auschwitz. dan toured the camp with linda, who survived as a prisoner for three horrifying years. she described the wickedness of what she saw there surrounded by death and suffering. linda died in 2010 and to this day dan describes the experience as one of the most memorable and meaningful assignments of his career. he's post add reflection of his time there on his facebook page. a new bill in sacramento could make pg&e and other state utilities pay for the costs that spring up when your power is turned off to prevent a wildfire. the state senate passed a bill yesterday that would require utilities to pay customers back for any losses during shutoffs

like lost wages or even spoiled food. the bill says customers would need to be reimbursed within two weeks of the blackout. critics say the bill will spook utilities from turning off the power and, in turn, increase the risk of a deadly wildfire. fans in miami are gearing up for the super bowl. >> it's more than just the game. south bay journalist dustin dorsey takes us shopping. >> reporter: you know when you're in miami beach it doesn't take long to find a good place to eat or shop. we just happen to be cruising down lincoln road here stumbling across this nfl pop-up shop filled with plenty of kansas city chiefs and, of course, san francisco 49ers gear for super bowl liv. >> this is the super bowl liv nfl shop. it's as miami as it gets. if you see our merchandise it's very south beach. if you look at this mannequin here it embodies miami well with the palm trees and the tropical

bright colors of miami. it brings out the whole culture, the traditions, the weather, most importantly. everybody is coming from the cold so miami embraces them with heat. >> just see something to bring back home to the family and see what's available. remember the win come sunday, have something to remember by. >> i like this miami vibe right here with the colors. you have to get the shirt, the shot glasses, get everything that says 49ers in miami for the super bowl. >> hosting our 11th super bowl and it's very fantastic and it's this global phenomenon. to me it's exciting. as a local i was raised here and it's wonderful meeting other people from other cities, other towns, fans, young, old. it's wonderful. >> reporter: dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. >> so dustin, larry beil, chris alvarez and julian glover and amanda del castillo all in miami right now. we'll have a live report from julian coming up at 5:00.

and our digital team is covering super bowl week. go to abc 7 news. you can check us out on our app and abc7news.com. >> i hope you really like that color blue. >> it's everywhere. >> they're just painting the town with that color. they went fully in on that, mike. >> you have no choice, you must like it. >> you must like it. >> you're what's going on -- you know what i liked, sales force tower yesterday had year of the rat, today crashing waves showing up on top of the building there. that's pretty cool. what's going on with your accuweather highlights. scattered showers today. marin county and up the highway 1 corridor into sonoma county a steadier drizzle to some light rain, the usual areas that receive more wet weather. a touch of spring warmth will follow for thursday, friday and saturday and up to 15 degrees cooler by the time we get to monday. a little bit of a seesaw in our

forecast. the area of low pressure, the center of this storm heading to portland, seattle, vancouver. we're well down here on the tail end of the storm. that's why we're barely getting any wet weather out of this, some scraps. 5:30 this morning, best chance up in the north bay. and it will stay that way through at least 9:00. a little drizzle around san francisco and the peninsula coast, but the better chance getting wet you can see starts to hit us around 11:00 to noon and then as the system slides to the south, kind of just falls apart. so let's take a look at our rainfall, and it's just not a lot. from .06 to nothing measurable in livermore and san jose. so you're going to have the easiest commutes in those neighborhoods. today is our coolest day until monday. look at that. mid-60s tomorrow. some 70s showing up thursday. even around the bay friday and saturday and then that sharp drop sunday into monday. we'll all be inside, right, watching the super bowl. >> yes, we will.

hey, jobina. >> thank you, mike. good morning. i have a commuter alert for anyone passing through the caldecott tunnel. we do have a bore closure to talk about for tonight and tomorrow night. bore number 1 on the eastbound side of highway 24 from 10:00 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. will be closed for maintenance work. this will impact travelers that are going from oakland to orinda. heads up for that. a live look in san francisco, 280, things are awfully clear and light there. things are moving in oakland, 880 at the coliseum. show you that camera there. headlights moving south for perspective. if you're just joining us at 4:48 this morning we're talking about those market street changes, no cars starting tomorrow. for people that are traveling eastbound, that will impact you if you're trying to travel on market street between 10th and main street, no personal cars there. if you're going westbound, no cars between stewart street and van ness. thanks, jobina. facebook and other tech companies are restricting travel

in china because of the coronavirus outbreak. and apple ipad turns 10 today. making changes to avoid the coronavirus. >> facebook stopping nonessential company travel to china. they're telling employees recently there to work from home. many u.s. tech companies have offices in china, south korea's lg has a complete ban on travel to the country. and atari-themed hotels coming to american cities. >> teaming up with developers to build eight hotels and cities including chicago and las vegas. amenities will include so-called gaming playgrounds. some will host gaming events. and happy birthday to the ipad. >> this week marks ten years since steve jobs introduced it. consumers snatched up 300,000 of them the first day they went on sale. 350 million sold to date. >> did your mom ever hold up the ipad? those are your "tech bytes." >> have a great day.

don't make fun of my mom. that's not nice. >> like this. san francisco wants to get more electric vehicles on to our streets. the ambitious goals city leaders are laying out today. >> and a buzz in the air around one library. the money making operation going on. to deal with the problem.icians but they wouldn't. so we took it to the voters and forced big tobacco to pay its share of healthcare costs.

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the apartment building where the fire was. when things like this happen, i think you find a new perspective on life. hi. red cross put us in a hotel so we were able to stay together. we're strong and, if we overcame that or if we can overcome that, we can overcome anything, so. [ sniffle ] tracking a chance of rain, a 1 on the storm impact scale.

it's not very widespread by the afternoon hours as we're mostly cloudy and temperatures from about 58 to 63 degrees. cooler tonight with a little more fog than this morning from 39 in santa rosa and lake port to about 46 in half moon bay. i'll look at your seven day and super bowl forecast for miami next. one issue we are always tackling is the housing crisis. it will add resources, that plan includes devoting more than $3 million in grants over the next 18 months to address basic needs. expanding housing programs and 12 emergency beds starting this fall. students and staff held a number of rallies demanding the university take action. >> we stand up for those who can't speak for themselves. >> a report showed 13% of students are homeless.

an acclaimed french restaurant on russian hill is closing. the chef owner says the lease is coming up soon. he's turning 65 and feels it's time to pass a business on to the next generation and now is looking for a buyer. the last day of business will be on march 14th. a rush for more electric cars takes one step forward today. the department of environment developed a plan to get half of new vehicles to be electric by 2025. officials want all new vehicles to be electric by 2030. and all vehicles in the city by 2040. their plan will be presented at today's county transportation authority meeting. as promised the seven-day forecast straight from hard rock stadium to you. look at all those 80s. some isolated showers thursday. thunderstorms for friday and

sunday. look at the temperatures drop into the mid-70s. it ushers in very dry air compared to what they're used to. maybe we wake up at 7:00 at 63. kickoff at 66 degrees, clear and comfy. the weather will not be a factor in the super bowl. jobina? >> happy tuesday to you. 4:55 which means we have about five minutes left until the posey tube reopens. this closure happens weekdays. a live look in the south bay. hello to san jose 101 looking smooth this morning. the bay bridge, a live look here where it's starting to get busy. no metering lights on at the toll plaza. castro valley to the maze 13 minutes as well. it'll be an 11-minute ride. happening today in san

francisco golden gate park's 150th anniversary kicks off with 150 projects in the park. you guessed it, 150 trees. a year long celebration of the park. the park's actual birthday that's also when a ferris wheel will open near the museum. it will be up for one year and a ride will cost $18. libraries hold more than bucks these days. >> one library has bees. to the top of the downtown branch of the public library to watch a beekeeper open two hives. >> so each hive has one queen inside of it and she's the mother of every single bee in here. >> so there can be up to 100,000 in each hive. last year they produced 150 pounds of honey. the friends of the public library sold the honey and raised $3,000 for library programs. how cool is that?

>> i like watching it. i don't want to be near it. >> they're not going to bother you, reggie. they're not bothering her. >> have you ever gotten stung? >> uh-uh, they don't bother me. >> the day that it happens, and it will happen, your mind will change. >> don't speak that over me. next at 5:00, your chance to spend two months in the bahamas courtesy of airbnb. the lakers will not play tonight as planned. a message from the team mourning the loss of kobe bryant. we are live in miami where the nba legend is still on the minds of so many people. we'll hear from 49ers players and fans as they gather for super bowl opening night.

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now at 5:00, the final moments of the flight that killed kobe bryant and eight others. the new information we've learned about all the victims. a mix of heavy hearts and also excitement as super bowl week kicks off in miami. we're checking in live with julian glover. good morning on this tuesday, january 28th. >> we'll take you down to miami live with julian in a few minutes. first to mike to see what our forecast looks like. on this tuesday relatively quiet but things will change as we head throughout the day. we're a 1 on the storm impact scale. a little steadier rain is possible in sonoma county. less than a tenth of an inch of rain. here is where the rain is right now, well up to the north with our live doppler and eureka picking most of it up, even mountain snows. heading off to the east right now. as we look at the scarlet and gold, it looks like we just missed out on our day planner.