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.

i'll show you that up next. good morning, everyone, and happy tuesday to you. this is the big traffic story. market street changes here. no personal cars on market street if you're traveling eastbound. that's between 10th and main street on market and westbound vehicles there between stewart street and van ness. amy hollyfield will have a live report with all the updates there. richmond/san rafael bridge, a live picture, light traffic. no problems there. no problems from the chp. good story down there as well so i'm going to leave with you the drive times now. we have here tracy to dublin 41 minutes. antioch to concord, 14 minutes. a slowdown from san rafael to san francisco will be about a 19-minute ride. reggie and kumasi? >> thanks, jobina. learning more about the final moments of that fateful helicopter flight carrying kobe

bryant and eight others. >> investigators are focused on an ipad that could potentially hold clues. rachel brown from our los angeles sister station is in calabasas this morning with the latest on the investigation. >> reporter: ntsb investigators are here in calabasas right now. they haven't determined a cause yet but are confident they will. they are looking into the weather, any possible mechanical issues and decision making on behalf of the pilot. air traffic control radioed in telling the pilot they were flying too low to receive any flight communication assistance. at a news conference yesterday the ntsb said in addition to the heavy fog heavy air traffic forced the pilot to circle for 12 minutes. investigators say there was no black box required for this time of aircraft but they hope the pilot's ipad will give them information about the flight path and weather conditions. also this morning, "people" magazine reporting kobe bryant and his wife vanessa made a deal to never fly on the same chopper together. reporting in calabasas, rachel

brown, abc 7 news. >> all nine victims in the crash have now been identified. >> among those killed bryant's 13 year year daughter gianna, teammate alyssa and parents john and keri altobelli. the pilot ara zobayan had two decades of experience and bryant's assistant coach christina mauser. her husband spoke about her talent as a coach. >> kobe didn't pick my wife because she was average. i don't think anything he ever did was average. he picked my wife because she was exceptional at what she did. coming up on "gma" much more on all the crash victims. that's at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings. with los angeles grieving kobe bryant's death, the lakers will not play their scheduled game tonight. the lakers shared this tweet that says thank you to everyone for the outpouring of support and condolences. the nba says out of respect for the team it has postponed the game against the clippers.

it will be rescheduled. the team says this is a very difficult time for them and that they continue to support the bryant family. kobe's death put the sports world in complete shock. suddenly saying good-bye to one of its fiercest competitors. >> fellow athletes from the 49ers and the chiefs shared their grief. players gathered in front of swarms of media to kick off super bowl week and a lot of them spoke about the impact kobe had on them. >> other than my parent, he was the reason to play sports, his mindset, the mamba mentality. i wore the number 24 in high school my freshman and sophomore year in high school because of him. >> growing up in south central, you don't have a lot to lean on, a lot to look forward to. the one person i looked to for inspiration and for all my strength growing up when i was going through the things i was going through was kobe bryant. >> hard rock stadium was lit up

in lakers colors, purple and gold. there was also a moment of silence before the event started and you can see people with their lakers jerseys throughout. still, though, opening night was all about the fans. >> it was everyone's last chance to see both teams together before the big game. abc 7 news reporter julian glover is live with more on that event. >> reporter: good morning to you both from miami. somehow the excitement leading into the super bowl caused unprecedented excitement, a new level there and the fans were giving unheard of access to the players, and we even learned that tom brady texted jimmy garoppolo good luck ahead of the game and that has to be worth something, right? everyone predicting it will be a slugfest between the two qbs. this was a dream come true,

getting a picture with their favorite 49ers and chiefs, too. this will be the first time they see each other ahead of the game. the fans are taking it all in. >> go rest up and get ready for the game. >> reporter: you heard a concerned fan joking he wanteded to make sure the team got some rest because the media event went pretty late into the night. travis kelce said the entire team's mind-set going into this season was if you don't make it to the super bowl and you don't win the entire season is a failure. they are also ready for what's to come super bowl sunday. i have to say, guys, if you like delicious food, if you're coming down to miami for the super bowl, stick around at 5:45,

showing you some of my absolute top picks of places to eat here in miami. i guarantee it will make you drool. julian glover, abc 7 news. >> we like that. we're looking forward to it. >> is publix on the list? >> reporter: it is a fan favorite. you have to get the pub subs. that did not make the cut, kumasi. we'll show what you did coming up. >> julian, we are not going all the way to miami to go to the grocery store. >> it's more than a store. >> thank you, julian. we'll see you soon. >> reporter: it is. >> more from julian and the whole abc 7 team in miami covering super bowl liv. you can find our in-depth super bowl coverage on line. our team is covering super bowl week on our facebook page and at abc7news.com. >> i hope some of that food will make us sweat, too, that it's spicy. i can't wait for that segment. 49 in fremont.

everybody else around 50 to 52 along the east bay shore. we have 50 in concord and antioch. 53 in san francisco. 51 in san jose but most of our east bay valleys and also the peninsula in the upper 40s. a look at your commute very dry. those scattered showers developing. mass transit could be damp and a little drizzle, a few showers over the bay. 87, one of the least likely areas to get wet weather is the south bay. planner, i promise you, best in the north through 7:00 starting to hit the heart of the bay at noon and exiting the south bay around 4:00 and tapering rather quickly. a look at the peninsula, 48 at 7:00. near 60, one of the areas least likely to see scattered showers. east bay, looks dry all these time frames. remember, a shower could happen in between. have our app open and live

doppler 7 ready. temperature around 60 this afternoon. for the south bay, yes, the least likely to see showers and the temperature from 46 this morning to 60 at 3:00. i'll show that you spring warmth in the accuweather forecast forecast. here is jobina. good morning, everyone. so i'm going to start off with an update that we have on the mass transit situation. so the ferries are running with no delays. b.a.r.t. has 15 trains running all on time. ace 1 you can expect delays this morning because today is the last day for the track maintenance work. moving over now to a commuter alert for the caldecott tunnel, a bore closure tonight and wednesday. bore number 1 on the eastbound highway 24. that's 10:00 p.m. until 4:30 a.m. this will impact travelers going from oakland to orinda. san jose 87, a live look, things look smooth this morning. no major issues from the chp. a live look at san rafael looking at 101 this morning. reggie and kumasi? >> thanks, jobina. students in mill valley will

have classes today. the school was put on lockdown yesterday after reports of an armed person nearby. police officers and county deputies carrying rifles searched the campus as you can see in the video but didn't find anyone suspicious. they say no reports of criminal activity have been verified. the marin county sheriff's office will continue to investigate. coming up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. an alarming encounter in a goodwill store. why police are on the lookout for this guy. your chance to spend two months in the bahamas courtesy of airbnb. why they are offering a trip to that specific country. and we'll take you outside to look at the coit tower as it goes from red to gold and red to gold. i'm just excited. >> it transforms before our very eyes!

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it is 5:13. here are the seven things to know this morning. the pilot and helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others was trying to climb above a layer of clouds just before the chopper went down. officials are calling the crash site devastating. number two, starting tomorrow in san francisco private cars will be banned on market street from the ferry building to van ness. the city is making the change for traffic reasons. >> the cdc wants people to avoid

unnecessary travel to china because of the coronavirus. number four, super bowl opening night in miami gave fans and media the rare chance to come face-to-face with niners and chiefs players before sunday's game. number five, i'm tracking a chance of wet weather. here it is with live doppler 7. you can see most it have is north of us right now. as we head throughout the day the 1 will bring us some scattered showers, less than a tenth of an inch. good morning. number six, a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights are not on yet. we expect them to come on any minute now but for the most part looking pretty good there. number seven, justin bieber coming to the south bay. he'll perform at levi's stadium. the new tour comes as he gets ready to drop his new album called "changes" on february 14th which is, of course, valentine's day. gilroy police are on the lookout for a suspicious man who approached a 2-year-old boy. the boy's father was shopping at a goodwill store when he lost track of his son.

police say he found the boy in a different aisle holding this man's hand. the dad said he heard the man say, let's go, buddy, before leading the boy to the front of the store. the man let go of the boy when the dad confronted him. goodwill employees say they had previously escort that had man out for shoplifting. building a better bay area means finding solutions to big issues in different cities. and in san francisco a constant problem is car break-ins. abc 7 news reporter kate larson spoke with san francisco's new district attorney about what he's doing to prosecute thieves. >> reporter: sfpd put out new data that car burglaries actually went down 2% citywide from 2018 to 2019. but in this diamond heights shopping center and the 1,000 feet around it car burglaries actually increased by more than 300% in the same time period. >> it feels like maybe three seconds, boom, in and out. >> reporter: he was inside his suv with his family over the holidays in this safeway parking lot when two burglars smashed

his rear window and grabbed his stuff. the supervisor got wind of the story on next door which was the impetus for this standing room only safety discussion at sfpd's police academy monday night. chesa boudin showed up to his first meeting. >> there's a liquid market in the bay area for stolen goods. >> reporter: despite the perception that he's going to be soft on criminals, boudin says he will prosecute auto burglaries as felonies. >> taking apart the networks that create demand for stolen products. >> reporter: the owner of the shopping center says they're upgrading cameras, lighting and security. sfpd is stepping up patrols and taking responsibility. >> there's nothing worse than the feeling of being a victim and we apologize. that's our failure. we working hard to address it.

>> reporter: police have not caught the suspects in suzuki's smash and grab. >> do you have any suggestions for how to cut down on car burglaries? airbnb is offering a tri a i the bahamas for two months. >> everybody knows everybody. >> it runs from the start of april through the end of may. airbnb says it's trying to help the island nation which was hit hard during hurricane dorian last year. people selected will visit three islands not affected by the storm and will help with coral reef restoration and support traditional agriculture. sign me up. i'm into it. >> can we do the show from there? >> why not? we have the technology, mike. >> gorgeous beaches, great

people, wonderful food. i love going to the bahamas and would love to help them while there. let's talk about walnut creek, south on 680. it's mostly cloudy but the scattered showers are later into the day unless you're in the north bay, some of those will roll in during the morning commute. in fact, you have the best coverage in the north bay. more fog and cool early lows and spring warmth to a winter chill. let's see where the cool spot is. richmond at 58 along with ukiah. we have vallejo, napa, san rafael, san francisco and half moon bay at 59. 60 to 63 degrees. at 6:00 this morning, the best chance up in the north bay. a little drizzle possible along the coast all the way down to about, say, pacifica. and then our scattered showers will be more dominant feature of the forecast as we head through 9:30. still in the north bay and they start to slide out of there as we head from mid morning into

midafternoon. the coverage shrinks and goes away by the evening commute with the clouds opening and that's why it's going to be so much cooler tomorrow morning. rainfall totals, you could see up to a tenth in calistoga, the rest of us from about .06 to in hayward. a look at our lows tonight from 39 in santa rosa to 46 in half moon bay. look at the 70s possible inland thursday for the inland and bay neighborhoods, friday and saturday but down into the mid-50s by monday. jobina? thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. the big traffic story that will be this week is in san francisco. we are talking about the market street changes. no personal cars. here is what you need to know if you're traveling eastbound. market street will not be open to you between 10th and main street. no westbound traveling cars between stewart street and vanness. amy hollyfield will have much more on the show at 5:30. a live look at the san mateo bridge. we're seeing traffic fill in as people make their way westbound

to the peninsula this morning. moving over to emeryville a little bit of fog here. headlights make their way to the maze. fremont to san jose, 14 minutes. reggie and coupkumasi? >> listen to this. the oscars will serve plant-based food at almost all of its party. it will be 70% plant based. the menu yesterday was completely vegan. a who's who of academy award nominees and hollywood movers and shakers attended the lunch. it kicks off celebrations for the awards ceremony. the signature moment came when the nominees posed for their annual class photo. can you watch the oscars sunday, february 9th, here on abc 7. the world is changing. they're coming our way as far as their eating habits. >> you know it's going to be good. it's going to be like high level, really good vegan and vegetarian food. >> yeah, i'm into it.

we're going to tell you coming up why the fbi is slamming britain's prince andrew. a flight attendant with contagious positivity. the calming words she shared with los angeles-bound passengers following the death of nba great kobe bryant. and at 5:21 taking a live look outside at the city this morning. we'll be right back.

let's take a look at the seven-day forecast i put together for miami starting with today. a little brighter than it was yesterday with temperature near 80, the same thing wednesday and thursday. the humidity will increase out ahead of a chance of some thunderstorms friday and saturday, but then the cold front rolls through and it's less humid and temperatures fall into the mid-70s. sunday a gorgeous day. by the time we get the game going, we're going to fall down into about 66 degrees because the kickoff is at 6:30.

the weather will be pristine for the super bowl. no rain like the year we had prince do the halftime show. it will be great this time. >> which was epic, by the way. >> no doubt. happening today president trump is expected to release his long-awaited middle east peace plan. the president will deliver joint remarks at the white house joined by israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu. in response palestinians are planning protests in the west bank today. israeli military is deploying extra security in its occupied areas. in today's "gma first look" the fbi is slamming prince andrew saying he has provided zero cooperation looking into alleged sexual abuse by jeffrey epstein. deborah roberts has that. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma first look" an international twist. new york's top federal prosecutor clearly frustrated in the fbi's request to interview the british royal in connection to their investigation into jeffrey epstein. >> the district of new york and

the fbi contacted prince andrew's attorneys and requested to interview prince andrew. and to date, prince andrew has provided zero cooperation. >> reporter: in november prince andrew stepped back from public duties citing his former friendship with epstein as a disruption to his family's work and publicly offering to help law enforcement with their investigations. officials say he has not. this morning just two words from buckingham palace, no comment. it's all coming up at 7:00 a.m. with your "gma first look," i'm deborah roberts, abc news, new york. a delta airlines flight attendant is praised for her contagious positivity. she addressed passengers at jfk heading to l.a. after news of kobe bryant's death. >> as we celebrate life and we celebrate love, and speaking of love, this is the love aircraft and it's the positive aircraft

leaving all negativity behind. >> so this spirit will always live. okay. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the push to change the nba logo to honor kobe bryant. a petition has more than a million signatures. also -- >> reporter: if you like driving your car on market street in san francisco, do it today. big changes are coming tomorrow. that story just ahead. and gilroy is still feeling the pain of last summer's deadly mass shooting. there is new support coming to the community today. 5:26. a live look at the bay bridge as folks make their way into san francisco.

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now at 5:30, major changes

coming to market street, what drivers need to know ahead of tomorrow's commute. growing fears about the coronavirus. >> i wouldn't travel to china right now. no way. >> the outbreak gets even worse. emotions running high as the nba pays tribute to kobe bryant. ♪ oh, say does that star spangled ♪ investigators now revealing what his pilot was trying to do right before the chopper went down. plus, honoring first responders in the gilroy festival shooting. a special night at the sharks game. and good morning. welcome to tuesday, january 28. >> of course we'll get to all those stories in a few moments. you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. mike is here with a look ahead. our best chance of rain and it's not a good chance happens

today. scattered light showers, a little steadier drizzle to light rain possible in marin county and up 101. otherwise less than a tenth of an inch of rain for most of us. up in lake and mendocino county. let's take a look and show you when it will come our way with my accuweather 12 hour day planner. 48 to 50. 7:00, the best chance in the north bay. it will start to move into the heart of the bay by the time we get to lunch and scattered showers still lingering at 4:00 but quickly tapering to just a mostly cloudy sky at 7:00. how is the commute, jobina? >> pretty good for the most part. mass transit updates. ferries are on time. no delays there. ace 1 you can expect delay this is morning but this is the second day in a row the ace gps system appears to be down on the website so, unfortunately, we're not able to get a better time frame for you on that.

commuter alert for the caldecott tunnel. bore number one from 10:00 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. this will impact travelers from oakland to orinda. tomorrow morning no more driving on market street unless you have a specific type of vehicle, cars are a thing of the past. reporter amy hollyfield is live for us in san francisco. good morning, amy. >> reporter: good morning. if you see any cars, take a look, the last day you will see them here on this street. starting tomorrow no cars allowed here on market street. commercial vehicles will be allowed, emergency vehicles, that's about it. taxicabs will be allowed but even ride share cars like uber and lyft will be banned.

this morning people are telling us they have concerns about where all of these cars are going to go. >> i can see it causing some traffic around the area since people can't drive on the street but overall a good thing. >> reporter: so here is a map of the affected area. it's more than a two-mile-long stretch. the blocks change a bit in each direction but it's basically from the ferry building down to van ness. cars can cross but will not be allowed to turn. this starts tomorrow at 6:00 a.m., likely going to cause some confusion. go ahead and try to help spread the word today. you're going to talk to them and make sure they know this is happening. >> thank you, amy, many of you have questions so we have answers to the top seven on our website.

abc7news.com. the coronavirus outbreak is worsening. it will limit air, rail and ferry travel to mainland china. yesterday the cdc raised its travel warning recommending that people avoid nonessential trips to china. there are five confirmed cases of the coronavirus here in the u.s. none of them are in san francisco or the bay area. they are prepared to handle an outbreak. >> right now there's really no risk in san francisco or in the united states. we realize that people may wear masks for other reasons. >> a flight to evacuate u.s. officials from wuhan, china, was rumored to be landing at sfo. instead it will go to ontario in southern california. passengers will undergo health screenings for the virus. many tech companies are heeding the cdc's warning. facebook is among those stopping nonessential company travel to china. companies with offices in china

are telling employees to work from home. this morning san francisco's new district attorney chesa boudin has sharp criticism. >> this is after boudin decided to withdraw charges against a suspect in a violent police shooting. video shows the suspect, jamaica hampton, running from two officers in the mission last month after allegedly hitting one of them with a vodka bottle. officers ended up shooting and injuring hampton. abc 7 news caught up with asked boudin about his choice to withdraw charges against hampton. >> we're not putting the officeers in a position they have to either testify against mr. hampton and expose themselves to criminal liability in the process or choose not to prosecute, not to cooperate and we have to dismiss the case. it's in the best interests of everyone involved. i'm sorry the poa doesn't see that and is putting the politics of their election first. >> the police officers association calls boudin, quote, a threat to public safety.

the d.a.'s office wants to bring charges back as soo as the investigation into the two officers is over. we're learning more about the helicopter crash that killed kobe bryant and eight others including his daughter. investigators describe the crash site as devastating. they confirm the pilot was trying to climb above a layer of clouds just before the crash. about 40 minutes after takeoff air traffic controllers informed the pilot they could not detect him on radar. the helicopter then accelerated quickly before slamming into a canyon. officials are asking for any photos of the area before the crash as they look through debris for answers. happening today a grand opening celebration to honor the fallen and survivors of last year's garlic festival mass shooting. the strong resiliency center opens on monterey road. the santa clara county 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. the san jose sharks honored ten first responders in the gilroy garlic festival shooting during a pregame ceremony last night. >> sharks fans please join me as we thank all of them for their heroism and the sacrifices they have made to protect our community. >> so this was part of the team's heroes appreciation night at s.a.p. center. the sharks wore black gilroy strong jerseys during their warm-ups. the jerseys were then given to first responders. the sharks foundation also donated $50,000 to the gilroy strong fund-raising effort. the sharks beat the and ducks, 4-2. at the live desk this morning a new job for former secretary of state condoleezza rice. here is the tweet with the announcement right here for you all. rice will be the next director of the hoover institution at stanford. the hoover institution is a public policy think tank headquartered on the stanford

campus. rice is no stranger to stanford. she joined the university in 1981 and served as provost from 1993 to 1999. kumasi? >> thanks, jobina. coming up, lost wages, spoiled food, the new push to get pg&e to pay people the next time power is turned off to prevent a wildfire. >> reporter: so you're coming to the super bowl here in miami and looking for some of the best and most authentic places to eat, i have you covered. have you heard of a pasta lito. more after this. >> i'm so jealous of that man. >> it does look delicious. i'm into it. >> he needed me. he needed us. >> yeah, i would have just -- i could have carried the sandwich. >> right. >> that's mostly what i'm good for. >> and i would have held his umbrella. >> obvious making an obvious statement, looks like rain on this lens. >> the exploratorium -- >> see, i'm so good. >> now back off. this is my job.

here we go at the exploratorium, how there would be drizzle near the coast and there you go as you head into san francisco, a little bit of drizzle out there even down to the peninsula coast as we head through the morning commute, maybe not as much in the east bay hills. there's a little bit of da dampness. it's milder this morning. 48 in menlo park. we have 48 in palo alto. 49 at san ramon. temperatures are climbing this morning as the clouds are on the increase. so far it's pretty dry as you look at san mateo, looking from the east bay west to the peninsula. there will be some slick spots driving all day today. damp at times for mass transit and the bay commute. for the north bay the best chance of a little bit of fog this morning and rain all the way up through about 11:00 to noon. temperatures in the low to mid-50s and upper 50s around 3:00 with a mixture of sunshine and some clouds. for the east bay, you don't see

a chance of rain on any of the hourly forecasts. in between those hours the possibility of a scattered shower. you want our app and live doppler 7 open. 59 at 3:00. and one more stop, san francisco, where we have the drizzle this morning. a better chance of some steadier rain by 9:00 and then some showers possible through the rest of the day. temperatures will hang out in the upper 50s during the afternoon hours. we're going to talk to jobina about the commute. hi, jobina. hi, mike. thank you very much. good morning, everyone. i'm bringing over our map here so you can see we really don't have a lot of slow spots to talk about. out of tracy it is slow. our super commute remembers fully aware of that by now this morning. 5:39, checking out san jose, 101. things are looking very smooth and moving where they are slow at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:17 this morning and things have not picked up there. if you're heading toward the bridge, expect some delays. once you make it through the toll plaza it will pick back up.

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11:00, 55 to 56. slight cooling this afternoon with a random shower. 56 to 59 degrees. fog, we've got some. well, we had some in the central valley. looks like they must have dropped the dense fog advisory so good news for fresno. sunshine a little bit quicker. 62, the same thing in sacramento. we're windy in socal from 71 in san diego to 77 in palm springs. we have some snow showers today and again sunday. really no snow in the forecast for tahoe. >> thanks, mike. 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 because they want to prevent a wildfire. a bill was passed yesterday that would require utilities to pay customers back for any losses like lost wages or even spoiled food. the bill says customers would need to be reimbursed weeks of a plaqueoblackout. critics say that will increase the risk of a deadly wildfire.

more than a million people have signed a petition to change the nba logo to kobe bryant. fans want to immortalize kobe forever as the new logo. the feature is laker great and former executive jerry west. organizers of the petition want to get 3 million signatures. so far the nba has not reacted. so, you are headed to miami for the super bowl, you want some authentic cuban food. look no further because julian is going to hook us up with all of it. >> i'm getting all choked up. julian glover knows, he's live in miami in little havana neighborhood with some of his top spots. julian, take it away. >> reporter: i've got you good this morning, guys. we'll get you squared away with some of the best food. there are plenty of incredible restaurants on miami beach with chiefs that will cost you $100.

make a stop here to little havana. home to some of the best you a thennic cuban food in town. first stop, versailles. huge lines all over what's in those tiny white cups. >> it's a strong coffee, a cuban coffee, if you want sugar or no sugar. >> reporter: big things come in small packages, it's about four times stronger than american brewed coffee, that's why it's usually enjoyed in shots. notice a little coffee or mixed with cream and sugar. >> cuban coffee has the best kick and the best taste. it has the right amount of sweetness. it's spot on every time. >> reporter: after the cuban coffee time to put something inside the stomach. these tiny but delicious pastries, that with the pink center is a cuban staple guava and cream cheese, sweet and

savory but never last long. i overheard you say i have to stay away from the pastalitos. >> put on the weight but why not. >> reporter: hungry for lunch, la carreta. a favorite in town. >> it has all the cuban dishes. people like cuban food. >> reporter: what's inside of the sandwich? >> inside we have swiss cheese, ham, mustard, pickle and a slice of pork. pressed on cuban bread. >> reporter: this is as authentic as it gets, nice and crispy. oh, man. and the absolute best part, i said we were going to save you some money this morning, all three dishes right there you can buy all of them for less than $15 total.

i know you're hungry. a lot of people tweeting me, are you going to bring us something back to san francisco. don't worry, i have you covered. we have our bag right here. reggie this one has your name on it, kumasi, another one in the bag. hopefully these will store on the plane. got you covered. >> no, you go back on sunday or monday and get ours. >> reporter: you know i wouldn't do you like that, kumasi. i've got you. >> thank you, friend. >> thanks, julian. you can see more from the whole abc 7 team. they'll be in miami all weeklong. i love that. when you go visit you want to get a flavor of the city. >> there's hardly anywhere more flavorful than miami. >> i wouldn't know. he's not bringing jobina and i anything back. >> don't look over here. >> i'll address this with him in the next commercial.

>> wow. >> i would say i would share but i don't know. >> she's being honest. >> no, no, nobody should share that. that is too good. you want to keep it to yourself. that's why i'm so jealous i'm not getting any. drizzle is becoming more and more of a factor during the morning commute. still no steady rain. the steadier showers in the north bay while the rest of us will have scattered showers. much cooler but still dry. just now slipping into the northern part of sonoma county. the bulk of the storm will be up to our north so we're just getting just the very minute end of this storm as it sweeps through at 6:30. you can see some light to moderate showers with drizzle. by 9:30 the drizzle is a little less likely but the showers are starting to move in to more of the bay and exiting the south bay. as we head out at about 4:00,

everything should start to clear out. rainfall totals not very impressive. some areas, livermore, san jose, nothing. a couple hundredths around the bay. a tenth at calistoga but that is the exception. my accuweather forecast, after cooler lows in the 30s and 40s we'll start the warming trend tomorrow with some 70s beginning thursday through saturday but then about 15 degrees cooler by monday. hi, jobina, my special friend. yes. don't worry, mike. julian knows to bring us something back. he does. all right, good morning, everyone. our commuter alert here, we're talking about the caldecott tunnel bore closure tonight and tomorrow night impacting drivers bore 1 on the eastbound side highway 24 from 10:00 p.m. to 4:30 a.m. it will be closed due to work am this will impact drivers traveling from oakland to orinda so be aware of that. moving over to oakland, a live look at 880 at the coliseum. our camera there, a smooth ride.

a live look at the richmond/san rafael bridge. we do see the raindrop lets. be aware as you head across the bridge. our drive times san francisco to sfo will take but nine minutes. highway 238 to the maze, 13 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport, 14 minutes. reggie and kumasi? thank you, jobina. chipotle will have to pay a $1.3 million fine for violating child labor laws. the massachusetts attorney general says the violations involve more than 50 chipotle restaurants in the states. teens were working past midnight and for more than 48 hours a week. the attorney general says chipotle regularly hired minors without work permits. a popular french restaurant in san francisco's russian hill is closing. la folie has served french cuisine for 32 years and the own are says the lease is coming up soon. he's turning 65 and feels it's time to pass the business on to the next generation.

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i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. let's make change happen. let's take a look at what's going on and we're going to look at our high temperatures today. that will be hanging out in the upper 50s to low 60s with mostly cloudy conditions and some

scattered showers possible. a 1 on the storm impact scale. once the cold front sweeps through it wil clear the clouds out. then you see the fog redeveloping during the overnight hours and temperatures much cooler than this morning from 39 in santa rosa to about 46 in half moon bay. let's talk about what's going on in miami. look at the wonderful weather there. it is going to be humid the next several days especially as you get to friday and saturday when the thunderstorms will be the greatest. once that cold front rolls through the humidity goes away. it will be just as dry if not drier than here at home with 74 for a high sunday. and here is the way the temperatures will pan out during the game which is a 6:30 kickoff local time. 68 degrees. and then under the stars and 67 by the end of the game, 64 degrees. it's going to be fantastic weather for a super bowl. can't wait. go niners. let's do it. good morning, everyone. happy tuesday to you and good morning to san jose. a live look at 87 where things

for the most part are very clear. that includes the conditions on the roads and the weather because we have been seeing a little bit of sprinkling starting so it will impact your commute as far as some slick conditions on the road so take your time near the richmond/san rafael bridge. the golden gate, things are looking good, nice and light there. we will pull up some drive times for you all, tracy to dublin. it will take you about 50 minutes. antioch to concord a slowdown there as well for 21 minutes. san rafael to san francisco it will take you about 17 minutes. so slow for all of those areas right now. happening today in san francisco, golden gate park's 150th anniversary kicks off with 150 projects in the park. mayor london breed will join volunteers to plant 150 trees. it's parmt of their year long celebration. a free celebration will be held on april 4th which is the park's actual birthday. that's also the day a ferris wheel will open near the museum. it will be up for one year and rides will cost $18.

a push for more electric cars in san francisco takes a step forward today. the department of environment has 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 in the city to be electric by 2040. their plan will be presented at today's county transportation authority meeting. and happy birthday to the ipad. this week marks ten years since steve jobs introduced the tablet calling it magical and revolutionary. consumers snatched up 300,000 of them when they went on sale the first day. 350 million have been sold to date. new at 6:00, barbie gets a makeover. the doll is adding new diversity to mattel's lineup. and the nba honors kobe bryant by canceling tonight's lakers game. the message from the team. also this morning live in miami as excitement grows for the super bowl. opening night festivities that gave fans an up close look at their favorite players. and we're going to leave you

outside with some niners love here in san francisco. coit tower flashing from red to gold this morning. we are covering a day on b.a.r.t. >> the bay area's vustruggle wi homelessness. >> a count on ride share vehicles. abc 7 news is invested in building a better bay area which means we're spending extra time looking at issues that affect our quality of life. we dig into the issues noticeable where you live.

now at 6:00, the final moments of the flight that killed kobe bryant and eight others. the new information we've learned about all of the victims. and a live look outside, your commute across the bay bridge is dry right now but mike is tracking a chance of showers

as the day moves on. good morning on this tuesday, january 28th. >> of course we'll get to all those stories but first you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> reporter: good morni good morning, 6:00 straight up. in the north bay that's where the storms, well, this storm is coming. scattered showers right now. there is some drizzle. it's a 1. less than a tenth of an inch of rain in the north bay. the air is so saturated that a lot of us will be dealing with drizzle as we head through the morning commute especially north of the dumbarton bridge. 56 to 58 around noon. lingering showers around 4:00. the showers are over by 7:00, 51 to 54. let's turn our attention to the commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike, thank you. good morning, so the big news, af