like what he read in the criminal complaint about crayton. >> while it is true that a sitting city commissioner did not take a cash bribe, the words that were recorded are beyond unethical and inappropriate. it is conduct that is not becoming of a city officer, which an airport commissioner is. >> another supervisor, matt haney, will be calling today for the immediate firing of the public works director, mohammed nuru, and will be calling for an internal investigation into that department. nuru and bovis face up to 20 years in prison on corruption charges. nuru's attorney says his lint lo client looks forward to fighting the allegations. back to linda crayton, she has not been charged with a crime. her attorney says she did nothing wrong.

reporting live at sfo, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. it's 4:30. if you're just waking up to us, good morning. >> we'll get a quick update of weather starting with mike. >> here's where the fog is thickest, along the coast, down through half moon bay. visibility down to a mile at the airport there. >> that's the only fog in town. that's keeping our temperatures milder. this is a look from the exploratorium camera, back towards the salesforce tower. here's a look at the day planner, 48 to 52, milder this morning. already 60 by noon. our inland and bay neighborhoods, that's just a few degrees above average. we have a couple hours of warming that will push us into the mid 60s by 4:00. mid to upper 50s at the coast. by 7:00, high clouds, stars and temperatures comfortable for the

evening, 53 to 57 degrees. sharp drop in the temperatures this weekend. i'll show you that coming up. jobina? >> happy thursday to you. the commuter alert is the posey tube, full closure, happening weekdays from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m., still in effect now. that work will continue through march a live look at the golden gate bridge, light conditions here as people make their way across the bridge. same thing for the san mateo bridge, starting to get busier as people make their way westbound towards the peninsula. overall no problems to report. drive times here, santa rosa to petaluma, 12 minutes. castro valley to the maze, 13 minutes. new this morning, san jose police are investigating a shooting. gunshots reported just before 1:30 this morning near a 76 gas station on lee avenue. it appears a victim was taken to the hospital. we don't know their condition. police have shut down lee avenue between southwest expressway and

derosa way. we're waiting for more information from san jose sglis kobe bryant's wife breaking her silence after the horrible helicopter crash that killed the nba star and the couple's 13-year-old daughter, gianna. >> vanessa bryant says she is devastated and not enough words to describe our pain right now. i take comfort that kobe and gigi both knew they were so deeply loved. yesterday the lakers practiced for the first time since the crash. bryant's influence is being felt far beyond the court with "jeopardy" host alex trebek paying tribute. >> we lost a los angeles legend. there's a lot to miss in the death of kobe bryant. >> the ntsb and the faa are still investigating the cause of the helicopter crash which claimed a total of nine lives. and this is in the east bay, what you're looking at is a 115-foot long 92-foot wide grass

image of kobe. the creators behind this design are called new ground technology. they're not revealing the exact location but say it was located in a park in pleasanton. at the live desk, following an emergency meeting getting under way in geneva. the world health organization is discussing the coronavirus. health leaders are expected to vote on whether to declare this virus a global health emergency. they had postponed making that call last week. the coronavirus killed at least 170 people in china. thousands of others are sick. the disease has spread to about 20 other countries including right here in the united states. kumasi? >> thank you. in the east bay, new developments in oakland after those moms squatted inside a house. today a city council committee will consider a resolution calling on the cy affordable housing. you remember a group of oakland moms who drew attention to the housing crisis last week when

they squatted inside a home and refused to leave. they were evicted, then the property group that owns the home announced they will work to sell the home to a non-profit so the moms can move back in. sonoma county began clearing people camping on the joe rodota trail now that a federal judge declined to stop it. county workers have been doing outreach telling campers about a temporary shelter a few miles away. advocates for the homeless are demanding people be allowed to stay. they say they carved out a community for themselves. so far 30 people have moved voluntarily to the temporary camp. this morning the questions still remain, will witness testimony be allowed in president trump's impeachment trial. today senators will have another opportunity to question both sides before a possible vote tomorrow. megan tevrizian has the developing story. >> reporter: good morning. senators have one more day to ask questions, setting the stage for a possible witness vote

tomorrow. pressure is mounting over witness testimony, and at the center of the debate is former national security adviser john bolton. >> i'm no fan of john bolton although i like him a little more than i used to. but you should hear from him. >> reporter: attention on bolton fueled by his unpublished book that reportedly claims the president withheld aid to pressure ukraine to investigate political rival joe biden and his son. republicans pushing for a speedy end to the trial saying if the senate votes to have witnesses, they have a list too. >> i want adam schiff. i want hunter biden. i want joe biden. >> reporter: the president attacking bolton on twitter calling his book nasty and untrue. today attention turns to those key moderate republican senators who could clear the way for new witness testimony asking the first question on wednesday. >> i send a question to the desk. >> reporter: what if trump had multiple motives for his pressure campaign on ukraine? >> and if a president does something which he believes will

help him get elected in the public interest, that cannot be the kind of quid pro quo that results in impeachment. >> reporter: and going into the second day of questioning, sources tell abc news that senate republicans believe they have enough votes to stop new witnesses from testifying, but the situation remains fluid. megan tevrizian, abc news, capitol hill. coming up, the offer alameda county is offering to help some victims of criming get their records wiped clean. and it is still not too late go to the super bowl and you can do it on a budget. where? how? >> it's too late. kumasi, it's too late. >> amanda says it is too late. >> we discussed this. >> it's never too late. let's talk to mike now. >> don't put me in the middle of

this. i'm just the weather guy. >> i'm trying to keep an eye on her budget. >> fair enough. i'm sure she appreciates that. let's talk about weather-wise, it's 4:38 this morning. 41 in morgan hill. the cool spot in the south bay. 47 in san jose, 50 in los altos hills. we have 50 in newark, alameda, 54 in san carlos, half moon bay. novato and san francisco, 53. bodega bay, 52. everyone else in the mid to upper 40s. here's a look from south beach, 51 degrees as you come across the bay bridge. fair on driving because of that coastal fog. cool this morning, mild if you're taking mass transit this afternoon. probably won't be wearing the same jacket home that you're wearing this morning. the bay commute, breezy but not aggressive. north bay, we have 47 at 7:00. 60s at 11:00. aar 70 at3:00. high clouds a sunshine will dominate the east bay going from

48 at 7:00, 60 at noon, low to mid 60s from noon through 5:00. let's look at san francisco, we reached 60 degrees for a couple hours this afternoon after starting off at 52 this morning. ending up at 56 this evening. i'll show you that warmer weather coming up. jobina? >> thank you, mike. hello to san rafael right now. we're showing you a live picture of 101 at the moment, things are looking clear, moving smoothly this morning in this direction. quiet now in san francisco. this is our 280 at king street camera. highway 4 to the maze, 13-minute ride. and highway 85 to the san jose airport, 7 minutes. i'm pulling this back up, this went into effect yesterday, a reminder for everyone about the changes on market street in san francisco. no personal vehicles. if you're traveling in the eadiction, t ee 10th a main street where you cannot drive. also in the westbound drirectio

between steuart street and van ness. this includes ubers and the number of uninsurising.ricans, the cost of prescription drugs, rising. the threat to people with pre-existing conditions, rising. the good news, so is support for the one candidate who'll do something about it. as mayor, mike bloomberg helped expand coverage for seven hundred thousand people, including hundreds of thousands of kids. including hundreds of thousands of kids. as president, he'll lower drug costs and

ensure everyone without coverage can get it. that's a promise. and unlike him, mike actually keeps his. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. eight years into the disease was when all the light went out. for me, it was heart-wrenching. look into the eyes of somebody with alzheimer's sometime, you just don't see -- the person's soul is, like, gone. bea: and it takes a toll on everyone. i mean, it's -- it's a depressing disease to watch unfold before your eyes. she actually thought those of us who were caring for her and who loved her most were her worst enemies. more and more responsibilities fell on my shoulders. lisa: this disease just ravages a family. it changes your life. the magnitude of it is indescribable. my mother taught me to be in the moment. we have to live in the moment with them. and i'm going to be with that person right now, in this moment, wherever she is.

art: now is the moment. if we work together, we can stop this epidemic. grace: contact brightfocus and learn more. heading to the beach, the next day or so, through 11:00 tomorrow morning, a risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. not thunderous crashing waves,

but those other ones that are small and unnoticeable at times that could sneak up on you. if you're in the water, don't turn your back to you. 58 in eureka. mid to upper 60s for monterey, sacramento, chico. mid to upper 70s and windy in los angeles and palm springs. seven-day forecast for tahoe, warmer than average friday and saturday. >> people convicted of certain crimes in alameda county will have a new way to clear their records. it's part of a new program established by the d.a.'s office to help people file petitions for dismissal. getting a record expunged can be complicated. people who qualify include those who ceted all terms of their pro big. abc7 news talked to one man. >> i was one of those people. i was just trying to see i can make a better impact on my life. my family's life, my

>> there will be saturday drop-in workshops at the hayward public library to help people apply for the frahm. the first session is february 8th. governor newsom says california is making significant progress in the effort to prevent wildfires. he said the state completed 34 of its 35 projects to protect communities most at risk. crews have been thinning or clearing away brush or trees to create fire breaks. newsom sped the project up by suspending requirements and regulations. let's talk about the super bowl. >> let's. >> and budget. the average ticket price for super bowl 54 is $6,000 per seat. >> but you can still have an amazing experience without breaking the bank. amanda del castillo talked to a super fan in miami who is serious about saving money. >> reporter: this is super bowl week on south beach with a speck

of orange. ron, coming from denver, colorado, a diehard broncos fan who knows how to do it on a budget. >> reporter: when did you plan this trip? >> when the last one ended. >> reporter: he works in finance but he's a super fan. during his normal 9:00 to 5:00, he does finance but he's a super bowl fan. in the last 19 years, he's traveled to 14 super bowl cities. you're not actually attending these games. >> no, no. >> reporter: he's only attended one game in that time. his broncos versus seahawks. he won two tickets to a scratchoff card. with today's tickets costing thousands, he said it is about making memories, not having to take out a second mortgage. >> a lot of free and cheap fun events. why not just end joy that? if i get into the game, great. >> reporter: plan early, get familiar with the city. when you see good hotel deal, you grab it. >> you can do it on the travel sites for under $100 a night. sometimes in the 60s. >> he says most airlines allow

free cancellations within 24 hours. >> backtracking my flight here was free using an award ticket on united. my hotel was $59 a night. >> reporter: a steal on south beach. travelers say experiences might cost you a bit more but there is always coupons. >> the only thing i spent money on was super bowl opening night monday night and there was a promo code for ticketmaster that got 50% off. it was only like 18 bucks to get into. >> reporter: i'm amanda del castillo, abc7 news. >> mm-hmm. now tell me. you're going to go? wearing that hat? >> friend -- i might wear that hat. we'll still be friends. we have a whole team in miami. they're covering super bowl liv. we'll go live to julian glover who is there at 5:00. don't miss that. you can also find in-depth super bowl coverage on line. our digital team is covering the

super bowl all week long on facebook and on our abc7 news app and abc7news.com. now, that might not be how everyone wants to experience it. i would go down to miami without a ticket, pray i get in. i'm serious. >> mike, what did you do when the super bowl came here. >> i watched it from home. >> but miami. >> did you go to any big parties? see celebrities? >> no. >> y'all didn't live. >> you're right. i could have the put out the effort to go down to santa clara, which is a little bit of a dry, try to get in on the energy and festivities, but i lived off the energy and festivities that we had in san francisco. >> lame. sorry. >> walnut creek is 46 degrees right now. we have high cloud, climbing highs today and tomorrow. tonight will be similar to what we're dealing with right now. an abrupt change on sunday.

here's a look at where the storm track is. we have an inside slider bringing snow to nevada and a few snow showers in tahoe. it will be partly cloudy there later today. for us, high clouds along with slightly warmer weather today. look at our high temperatures, 72 in fairfield. that's a precursor of more of us in inland tomorrow. we have the low to mid 60s around the bay and down towards the coast. for tonight, mid 40s to about 50 degrees. 45 in livermore to 50 in san francisco. look at my accuweather seven-day forecast. touch of spring tomorrow for sure. especially away from the coast. we have those dangerous rip currents. saturday we're going to be back into the 50s and 60s. look at that drop, blustery on sunday and possibly frost monday morning before mid 50s to low 60s return next week. jobina? >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. 4:48 right now. starting with a live look at emeryville. all these headlights on 80 making their way towards the maze where i'm seeing that at

the toll plaza at least, things are looking good. also nice view from the richmond-san rafael bridge. a couple cars making their way towards the toll plaza. clear ride there as well. drive times here. albany to the maze, 4 minutes. fremont to san jose, 13 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino, ten minutes. a few more minutes until this posey tube full closure reopens. it's weekdays from 10:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. >> apple lost a lawsuit that could cost it more than 8$800 million. >> and waymo is teaming up with u.p.s. apple ordered to pay up. >> apple and broad com have been ordered to pay more than $1 billion to caltech. the jury found that the companies infringed on patents for wifi transmissions. and u.p.s. is teaming up with waymo for self-driving vans. chrysler minivans will take

packages from u.p.s. stores around phoenix to a facility in tucson. the van also have drivers on board. and two pop culture phenomenals are joining for for super bowl commercial. the commercial doesn't say why she is singing let it go, but the exhaust fumes and gas stations give a hint. >> those are your tech bytes. >> the a's want to build a new stadium next to the port of oakland. >> and surveillance video captures a man dumped out of a wheelchair in the east bay,

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. we fought oil companies for new clean air laws and closed a billion dollar corporate tax loophole to fund public schools. by going directly to the people that's not something you see a lot of from washington these days. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. let's make change happen.

all right. here's a look at sutro tower. some of the clouds, the fog spilling over from the coast to downtown san francisco. our rainfall season has not been impressive at all. the best we can do is santa rosa at 79%. even with that lack ofter, guess what's happening? if you've been sneezing, headaches, scratchy throat, eyes watering a bit? tree pollen is high already. i know. it's january 30th, we're already talking about the allergy season starting. ash, elm and pine are the perpetrators. we'll see if there's rain in the forecast in the next 7 to 10

days coming up. >> thanks. listen to this story. a man with disabilities is talking about the attack inside a pleasant hill target store that left him with a broken wrist and emotional trauma. this surveillance video shows a man dumping phillip kinsler out of his wheelchair on to the floor on january 11th. it all started when the victim confronted a female driver in the parking lot for parking in a handicap spot. kinsler says a short time after that the woman's husband came into the store, found him and then demanded that he come outside and apologize to her. when he didn't respond, the suspect grabbed the wheelchair, tried to force him to go outside and flipped him out of the wheelchairment . first my wrist hit, the back of my watch hit the floor and i tumbled down like a rag doll on top of my wrist. >> i have to watch this. who does this?

so police ended up arresting 32-year-old jimmy tiger charges. i just need to see if this really happened. he got charged with assault. >> all right. mazda is issuing a recallo a brake issue. it covers about 35,000 cars on the road. mazda says their smart brake systems may detect obstacles that are not actually there. the cars could suddenly come to a stop. the recall covers 2019 and 2020 mazda 3s. dealer also update the smart brake software for free. i want to show you the drought monitor. this is as of last week. the newest one will come out in about an hour, hour and a half. so far, no worries here or across the entire state except for up by the oregon border. the reason i bring this up, here's our future radar. you can see from the rest of this month up to groundhog's day on sunday, there's no chance of rain. there's a slight chance of

showers mainly over the ocean with a dramatic drop in temperatures that are on the way for sunday. a very potent cold system, that's the one bringing the snow showers to the sierra. once that high pressure gives way to this system, another high pressure builds in behind it. we're heading all the way into the first week of february. the high pressure is steering all of the storms away from us. if we get nothing sunday, we'll get nothing for about two weeks. jobina? >> thank you, mike. the good morning. we have a live look here at bay bridge toll plaza. cash lanes are slowly starting to stack up there. it's beginning this morning. that commute for this thursday, no metering lights on yet this morning. should see that shortly after 5:00. i'll keep you posted on that live look at san jose, 280 here, traffic is light this morning. it's been awfully quiet this morning and yesterday as well. hopefully it stays that way. walnut creek to dublin, 13 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco, 48 minutes.

highway 1 to los gatos, 21-minute ride. coming up next, the high-end retailer with a new plan to sell secondhand clothing. and the continued investigation into kobe bryant's helicopter crash. another nba player who used the same pilot to commute is now talking about the tragedy. and super security at the super bowl. how law enforcement is making sure everyone stays safe

now at 5:00, should the shoe coronavirus be declared a global health crisis? if you see something say

something. that's a big reminder for everybody at the super bowl. the security screenings happening in the days leading up to the game. and good morning. it's thursday, january 30th. 5:00 p.m. >> julian is live in miami, he'll give us a live report about the security measures. in the meantime, let's check in with mike for a look at the forecast. >> here's a look at some of the fog out there. visibility is increasing around half moon bay. it was one mile about a half hour ago. it's slipping some of that through the san bruno gap. look at the fog heading towards sfo. we'll have delays there heading through the morning commute and into the early afternoon hours. 47 to 53, slightlymilder this morning. that won't stop the warming trend. we're already average to a bit . 56 to 65 at