70 away from the coast. we have a canopy of high clouds out there. it's milder this morning. sneaking under that, and fog at the coast. it's slipping under the golden gate bridge. it's about 51 degrees. that will be your biggest issue for the commute. just for temperatures, 47 to 53 degrees. mid to upper 50s at the coast. we hit 60 at noon, which is warmer than average. mid 60s by 4:00. and back into the mid 50s by 7:00. even some upper 50s, 53 to 57. let's check the morning commute and say hi to jobina. >> thank you, mike. good morning. looking at two minor issues right now. the first is in sunnyvale, a crash involving two cars here blocking one lane. no injuries reported there. this is westbound 237. moving over to burlingame, a stalled car, this is northbound 101 past broadway. it's blocking one lane right now. hopefully they can move it out for everyone.

live look at walnut creek, 680 there, definitely filling in. moving over to san rafael, 101, nice clear ride there. >> thanks. developing news in geneva, the world health organization is meeting with chinese officials to determine whether the coronavirus should be declared a global health crisis. nearly 170 people have died from it. a group flying in from china have been quarantined in southern california. >> i've never seen a plane set up like that before. it was a wide open cargo plane but had passenger seats in it. it felt like something out of a movie. >> the cdc examined each passenger tries to make sure they didn't have symptoms. 25 students in los gatos will noting g in ing not be going to.

they have been sending students to china for the last ten years. kobe bryant's wife, vanessa bryant, says her family is completely devastated and she's thanking the millions of fans who have shown support following the helicopter crash that killed her husband and 13-year-old daughter. seven others also died. yesterday l.a. clippers star kawahi leonard said kobe is a friend and mentor. he said he also used a helicopter to commute and shared the same pilot that kobe did. >> he's one of the best pilots. that's a guy you ask for to fly you city to city. he'll drop me off and say he's about to pick up kobe. kobe says hello. or just be like i just dropped kobe off. he said hello. >> leonard said he has not been able to think about the

helicopter crash has given him pause about continuing to use that mode of transportation. in the east bay, a high school student is sharing a personalized get well message that he got from kobe bryant two years ago. >> medi, how are you doing? i understand you were in a horrible accident but you're also a fighter and that you'll come back stronger than ever. >> so medi peres was hospitalized after a car accident, he missed his team's tournament in southern california. that's where his coach met bryant and asked him to record the message. she said it made all the difference in her son's recovery. >> he teared up. there was just an immense feeling of he could get through this. he had been feeling so down. >> just this week, doctors gave medi a clean bill of health. his mom said she wished bryant new how his words impacted her son.

we turn to our super bowl liv coverage just a few days away. as fans are focused on the big game, law enforcement is working to make sure everyone sees that this happens safely. here is a live look at hard rock stadium where the theme is if you see something say something. here is julian glover with more on how they're getting ready. >> reporter: good morning. most of the security surrounding the super bowl is right around hard rock stadium where the chiefs and 49ers will play come sunday. we've been in miami for five days, it's impossible to missed stepped up security everything from bike patrols, to officers walking around on foot to mobile command units. we want to tell you about some preparations at the adium. customs and border protection is examining cargo trucks coming into hard rock. each driver is checked. the trucks go through an x-ray and police k-9s are sniffing out

potential problems. the border patrol and coast guard are patrolling the waterways in miami. homeland security conducted mock attacks and they're stressing that local, state and federal law enforcement are all prepared. >> there's no specific and credible threat to the super bowl. it's a high-risk and iconic american event. >> there is also an app called safer watch for fans to download and report suspicious activity. as you mentioned, that's the theme here in miami when it comes to security this weekend, whether you're heading down to hard rock stadium to catch the game there or hanging out in a bar, if you see something, say something. it will take everyone's help to make sure all the fans are safe here in miami for super bowl 54. reporting live from miami, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. more super bowl coverage still ahead including this super

bowl trail blazer. we're hearing from the 49ers coach inspiring others as she makes history. plus a stunning sight in southern california overnight. a meteorite streaming across the night sky. and a look at walnut creek where it's 45 degrees right now. some neighborhoods will push the upper 60s today and 70s tomorrow.

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good morning. san francisco we have mostly cloudy conditions on the bay side and fog along the oceanside. temperatures from about 48 in sunny side, 47 in the financial to 53 in the marina. temperatures elsewhere, 50 in richmond, 40 in palo alto, 52 in union city. 42 in pleasanton. petaluma, 48. american canyon 46. san mateo bridge, it's dry as we look to the west. exercise and watch out for the high amount of tree pollen. it's already out there. the bay, light breezes. we have the rip currents and the sneaker waves from right now through 11:00 tomorrow morning. peninsula, 50s through 11:00. low to mid 60s from noon to 5:00. we hit 60 at 11:00.

67 at 3:00. 59 at 7:00. same temperatures in the south bay. low to mid 60s this afternoon. jobina? >> good morning, everyone. happy wednesday to you. following two issues at the moment. first off, in sunnyvale, westbound 237 before mathilda avenue, a crash involving two cars there. one lane is blocked now. we'll keep you posted on how things progressed there. a stall in burlingame blocking one lane on northbound 101 past broadway. you can see that orange line on your screen. it's causing people to slow down. expect delays in that area. live look in san jose, 280. clear ride there. in emeryville, brake moving towards the bay bridge toll plaza. recall alert, the infant sleeps that could cause your children to suffocate. and as we head to break, a live look outside. it's foggy but that's the golden

gate bridge, right? >> that's what they tell us.

>> yo what is that? >> i just witnessed a shooting star. there's no way! oh! >> that's a good reaction. >> residents in southern california saw an apparent meteor last night. on social media, several people took photographs of the bright light flashing across the night sky. >> facebook has been ordered to pay 5$550 million to settle a facial recognition lawsuit. facebook was accused of violating privacy laws in illinois by using official recognition to suggest names for peoples photos. facebook says the allegations have no merit.

we're hearing from who is making history at the super bowl. >> 49ers assistant coach katie sowers is the first female and openly gay coach to make it to the game. >> it's not just men that can lead men. it's not that women can lead men, but people can lead people if they're true leaders. >> sowers grew up loving sports, especially football. in a new microsoft commercial she says coaching an nfl team is her dream job. >> i wrote this a long time ago. i hope some day i'll be on a real football team. get this, her twin sister and her family live in the kansas city area. the question is who are they rooting for? clearly -- >> the 49ers, please. >> i mean -- >> there's no choice. >> there really isn't. so exciting. >> i don't even know her and i'm proud of her.

i want her to be the first nfl head coach who is a woman and the first openly gay head coach. >> she's on her way. >> amazing. >> i like that. going to take a long time but hopefully those attitudes will change. >> maybe it won't. >> we're moving. >> yeah. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise. low clouds, high clouds, depends on where you are. some of the fog at the coast triing to move across to san francisco. partly sunny today. above average warmth even with the dim sunshine. we'll have a dry cold front that will drop our temperatures at least 10 degrees sunday and make it blustery outside. it will usher in below average highs next week. today, 62 in san franciso. most of us around 63 to 67. you head up to the north bay, santa rosa at 69. fairfield at 72 degrees. for lows tonight, how about mid 40s to upper 40s in most

neighborhoods. 50 in san francisco. fog not quite as prevalent along eventhe t, it will me valley. wel keep an eye on that. there's a slight offshore breeze tomorrow morning. some of that could move through the delta and into the north bay and the east bay. miami for the bowl, this is the coolest day they'll have all week. they also have a cold front coming through. friday and saturday, thunderstorms. sunday, dry air for them. and a temperature of around 70 for a high. dropping from 68 at kickoff to 64 degrees. let's look at our accuweather seven-day forecast. 70s tomorrow. especially away from the coast. a bit of an onshore breeze on saturday bringing us back to the 60s. you can see that drop sunday. that will lead to frost possible monday and tuesday morning with highs in the mid to upper 50s. jobina? >> thank you, mike. good morning. we are following two issues now i want to get to. the first being in burlingame. it has cleared -- there was a

stall, a crash. cars were moved off to the shoulder. expect a slowdown, northbound 101 past broadway. be aware of that. also the news that we were covering all day yesterday, changes on market street. you cannot take your personal cars down there. that includes uber and lyft. for people traveling eastbound that's between 10th and main street. westbound between steuart street and van ness. moving to mass transit, ferries are on time right now. >> no delays on b.a.r.t. or ace trains. a live look at the san mateo bridge, certainly slow if you're heading westbound once you get on at the toll plaza. midway on the bridge, smooth sailing from there. a live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge, things are looking good. >> thanks. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 on abc7. >> ginger zee has a look at what's ahead. >> good morning. nice to be with both of you on a thursday morning. we are tracking the l developments on the outbreak of

the potentially deadly coronavirus. the world health organization holding an emergency meeting this morning. the new concerns about a possible shortage of those masks. dr. ashton breaks down whether the masks are helpful and who will be helped by them. this morning we are thinking of the nine people who lost their lives in that helicopter crash as kobe bryant's wife breaks her silence. we'll also share her message about losing her husband and daughter and her words for the other families who lost loved ones. and new word on the missing idaho siblings. they have not been seen in months. today is the deadline for their mother to bring them forward. we'll hear from their grandfather. and praise versus puni punishment, what helps children in school. i'll try it out. reggie and kumasi, you are doing a fantastic job. keep it up. >> were you ever sent to the

principal's office in school? >> once in second grade. i remember it vividly, i was chasing a boy back on the playground. he was chasing me first. i get in trouble for chasing him. i threw wood chips, they hit hit eye and he had broken blood vessels. >> so vivid. i asked kumasi, she said -- >> no, i'm perfect. >> no, it was rough. >> i was a perfect child. >> mm-hmm. all right. ginger, i stand in solidarity with you. i was also sent to the principal's office in second grade. >> playing with rubber cement. not a good scene. all right. we'll see you soon. thank you. i'm perfect. >> i was the perfect child. a high-end retailer has a new plan to sell secondhand clothing. and the hot sauce burning up

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check out the dramatic drop that will happen saturday into sunday when the cold front comes through. most areas will drop 10 to 15 degrees and it will be windy the entire day. all right. now to an important alert for parents. four different brands are recalling about 165,000 inclined infant sleepers because of safety concerns. they pose a suffocation risk for babies. the consumer product safety commission says the recall impacts sleepers from graco, evenflo and delta children. no injuries have been reported. the cpsc recommends parents to stop using the incline sleepers immediately. this follows a big fisher-price recall last april that was tied to more than 30 deaths. nordstrom is getting into the used clothing business. nordstrom will start selling

secondhand clothes online and at its new york store. they are calling the concept see you tomorrow. customers can get gift cards for bringing in old handbags, shoes, jewelry and watches. expect to see more about the concept when nordstrom officially launches it tomorrow. i'm excited about this. >> sounds interesting. >> you know rent the runway, you can get some of that's used clothes on nordstrom rack. >> i did not know that. good to know. only for women. >> yeah. >> yeah. sorry, friend. >> that's all right. what are you googling this morning? >> apparently many of you are interested in hot sauce. that's because mccormack set off a frenzy with the release of a new product, old bay hot sauce, it's supposed to be good on chicken wings, nachos. it sold out within an hour after its launch yesterday on the company's website which crashed. >> no. >> this morning it's one of the top searches on google. old bay hot sauce starts at about 10 bucks. people are reselling it on ebay charging from $35 to nearly

$300. jobina and i know about old bay. we spent time in maryland. that's a tradition in maryland. >> yeah. that's true. but even in the south, it's huge. you put old bay in a crab boil. i'm not surprised by this at all. >> they have the old bay chips. i was into that. >> can we look at that picture? do you need that much hot sauce? >> some people do. >> 64 ounces? >> yes. >> old bay flavor, i don't know. that's a different discussion. >> a lot. >> but no shade to maryland. it was good. you put it on everything. >> you do put it on everything. >> let's have a crab boil. >> let's do it. >> yummy. at 6:30, if you're headed to miami for the super bowl, julian glover is giving us some tips for taking in some of the most fabulous sights. >> the scandal at san francisco's city hall is being felt at the airport. i'm amy hollyfield. i'll have the details coming up. plus the tribute to kobe

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the kircoronavirus. the investigation into kobe bryant's death. his wife now sending a message to fans as more tributes pour in. >> we lost a los angeles legend. the memorial popping up in the east bay. and we're live in miami counting down to the super bowl. >> this morning we're giving you an unbelievable view of the city of miami. 360 degrees, stunning views, also showing you some incredible celebrity houses like that of super bowl performer j. lo. at 6:30 this morning, here's a brand-new helicopter shot inside hard rock stadium in miamiment you c menand you can painted with the 49ers logo on it. we're three days away from the 49ers taking on the chiefs. we're checking in with julian in

about 15 minutes. he's on a boat. >> he is. >> yes. i've done that tour. it's so beautiful. have you all done it? >> around star island? >> yes. >> that is cool. >> so nice. good morning to you on this thursday, the day before the best day of the week, friday. we're getting there. >> friday eve, 6:31 this morning. a little bit of fog to contend with. petaluma, visibility down to a mile. some of the streets there, grande and others could be impacted by visibility. we have some fog hitting the coast and moving across the golden gate bridge. temperatures a little bit milder. 46 to 53. look at that, by noon, 56 to 60. that's close to average. a couple more hours of warmth will push us into the mid 60s. 53 to 57 at 7:00.

near record highs tomorrow before an abrupt change in the forecast this weekend. talk about that coming up. hi, jobina. >> hi,ke thank yovery much. good morning. i'll start with a new crash we're following in danville between a car and a dump truck. this is southbound 680 before sick more valley road. i understand they have called for an ambulance. it looks like there may be injuries involved here. no slowdowns as of yet. you could expect delays in this area. live look right now at the golden gate bridge. we are seeing this fog roll through the area there. traffic is moving smoothly. a live look in san jose, 280 here, things are beginning to slow down now. people are making their way south. >> thank you. new this morning, san jose police are investigating a shooting. gunshots were reported just before 1:30 this morning near a 76 gas station on lee avenue. the victim's condition is said to be life threatening.

police have shut down lee avenue between southwest expressway and derosa way. no suspects have been identified. the fallout over the new public corruption scandal in san francisco continues. >> now it's impacting sfo. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live there with the story. >> good morning, an airport commissioner has resigned as a san francisco supervisor was planning to call for her resignation. we're talking about linda crayton. she said she is doing so for health reasons. she did meet with the two men involved in this scandal, mohammed nuru and nick bovis. they offerer eed her a $5,000 and a trip, in exchange for her to grant a license to open a new restaurant in the airport. she did not accept the money.

she has not been charged with a crime, but san francisco supervisor aaron peskin did not 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. nuru and bovis face up to 20 years in prison on corruption charges. nuru's attorney says his 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. kobe bryant's wife is breaking her silence after the tragic helicopter crash that killed the nba star and the couple's 13-year-old daughter, gianna. >> in an instagram post, vanessa bryant writes she completely devastated. she also says in part there are

not enough words to describe our pain right now. i take comfort in knowing that kobe and gigi both knew they were so deeply loved. yesterday kobe's former team, the lakers, practiced for the first time since the crash. his influence is being felt far beyond the court with 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. in the east bay, look at this tribute. it 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. >> thank you. 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. 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.

they k cover 90,000 acres of land. crews have been thinning or clearing away brush or trees to create fire breaks. newsom sped the project up by suspending requirements and regulations. coming up next, we're live in miami with one of the best ways to see the sights of miami. >> and berkeley is renaming a building that's been the center of controversy. jobina will have those details. first we'll talk about the weather and we're in for a warm up today. >> definitely warmer today. warmest tomorrow. an abrupt change on sunday. hopefully that will help those that are suffering from the allergies. those are running high right now, especially tree. i know, we're not even out of jan. we're talking about the allergy season. warm weather is out there, 3 to 11 degrea 1 degrees warmer. we're chilly around san ramon, dublin, pleasanton. 42. up to 49 in concord and pleasant hill, 45 in antioch.

we have 50s around hayward, oakland, san francisco, pacifica and san jose. a bit of fog is starting to form on 101 and 880. right now the visibility is about three to four miles. good if you're taking mass transit and breezy on the commute. nothing too rough on the bay. the north bay, 47 at 7:00, from 11:00 all the way to 5:00, we'll have mid to upper 60s. for the east bay, how about some low to mid 60s from noon to 5:00. our last stop will be san francisco, we touch 60 for a couple hours this afternoon. even with high clouds dimming, the sun shines. even warmer tomorrow. i'll show you that coming up next. how about the commute? hi, jobina. >> we're continuing to follow this crash in danville between a dump truck and one other car. southbound 680 at san ramon valley. i understand that emergency crews are on the scene. they did call for an ambulance and the fire department is blocking two lanes now. you can expect delays in this

area. moving over to san francisco, just want to remind everyone because this went into effect yesterday, changes on no personal cars, no ubers or lyfts between 10th and main street for eastbound traffic and between steuart street and van ness for westbound traffic. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:16. definitely beginning to backpe itself, i mean a clear ride. in oakland, 880, headlights are moving south. moving south. we'll ice?ice?ice?ice?ice?ice? is this for real? not exactly... thats bargain bliss setting in you're basking in the glow of organic produce at shockingly low prices i guess the choir isn't real? oh no, they're real... they shop here every sunday

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if you're one of our students or somebody who works at a school, not nearly as cold this morning as it has been.. toid0selsewhere.

we end up 56 this afternoon. good day to be outside. we have rip currents and sneaker waves from 6:00 to 11:00 tomorrow. don't turn your back if you're at the ocean. low to mid 60s for fresno, monterey. any showers today in eureka, 58. 76 to 79 in los angeles to palm springs. 56 degrees this weekend, that's a good 10, 15 degrees above average in tahoe. look at that sunday, down to 38 with snow. >> we have breaking news at the live december 1/4 an announcement from uc berkeley. the university's law school is removing bolt hall's name. this is a live look at the school. i believe this is supposed to start at 7:00. uc berkeley says it dropped the name because the namesake's controversial past. john bolt was an attorney in the 1800s. a speech he gave in 1877 gave to the chinese exclusion act, a law banning chinese immigrants it was repealed in 1943. bolt did not attend or teach at

the law school. after he died, his wife gave the school $100,000 to construct the hall in his name. kumasi? >> thank you. miami has 35 miles of incredible beaches, a gorgeous skyline and so much to see and do on the water. >> there is no better way to take it all in than by going on a boat. that's what abc7 news reporter julian glover did. he has our ticket as he's along the water in miami. good morning. >> good morning reggie and kumasi. i had worse assignments than spending a day out on the boat taking a beautiful look at the city of miami. but if you have an hour and a half to kill and 30 bucks, this is the best way to take in all the sights that the city has to offer. snap a picture, grab a ticket and get ready to hitthe seas on the bay breeze. one of a handful of miami tour boats providing visitors and locals panoramic views of the magic city.

this vantage point is nothing short of breath taking. from the serene biscayne bay waters to the amazing miami architecture, every turn has something to see. with perfect weather, we were not the only ones enjoying a day on the water. we saw everything from a wet thriller speedboat tour and a pirate cruise. others just chilling on sail boats. what a tough life. then we came up on star island. you can guess where it gets its name from. make no mistake, no normal people like you and i own any of these homes. this is miami's ultra rich and very famous. one of the first mega mansions on the block, this white house with all of those windows, owned by jenny from the block, super bowl liv halftime performer, j. lo. guess who lives a couple houses down? shakira. they'll be sharing more than a street come sunday. she'll also be headlining the halftime show. that's her four-story mansion hidden by palm trees.

everyone from martial a star -- >> jackie! jackie chan! o, thens st dos.llio owned by dr. phillip frost. even more impressive than the celebrity compounds, this breath taking view of the city. those sky scrapers that make up miami's gorgeous skyline are in the financial district, a picture bound to be a postcard, and an experience these tourists won't forget any time soon. >> amazing. my first time in miami. mind blowing. >> i think it's a good way to do it and see the city outside of the roads. it's quite good. >> reporter: so grab a ticket, you never know what you'll see by taking in the magic city by boat. it felt like we were hosting an episode of "lifestyles of the rich and famous" because there were so many incredible sl celebrity mansions out there and those breath taking views of state of miami that you can only

see by boat. if you're out here for the super bowl, something to check out. only 30 bucks for one of those tour tours. >> worth it. >> do you feel like it's getting crowded there in miami or is it just the regular tourist scene they always have? >> exactly. as you know, it's always packed and crowd here in the city of miami. as we get later on in the week, we've seen more 49ers fans, more chiefs fans, we'll be working on something tomorrow morning comparing the fans and comparing the two cities. stick around and see that tomorrow morning on abc7 mornings. >> looking forward to that. with you s you can see more of julian and our whole crew covering super bowl liv. our digital team is covering super bowl week on our facebook page, the abc7 news app and at abc7news.com >> time is 6:47. we're checking in with jobina. >> good morning. we are checking on dublin right

now. we have this crash here. initially reported as danville, the crash is in dublin. this is southbound 680 past andrade road. a crash between a dump truck and a car. injuries have been reported. they requested an ambulance. fire crews are blocking two lanes in that area. live look in san rafael, 101 here. smooth ride there, not seeing many problems in the area. san jose, 101, clear ride there as well. i'm going to give you now some drive times. san francisco to sfo, 12 minutes. highway 238 to the maze, 16 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport, 21-minute ride. hi, mike. >> hi, everybody. welcome to thursday morning. you can see some fog looking south from the roof camera. we'll have high clouds and sunshine. partly sunny and temperatures will keep climbing. yesterday above average, more so today. a sharp cold front for super bowl sunday by. a blustery day with temperatur s

s 10 to 15 degrees cooler than sat. we have a chance of frost during the morning hours. 72 in fairfield, the warm spot. 69 in santa rosa, 62 in san francisco. that's our spread. tonight, more fog could creep into the east bay as it will develop in the central valley. a light offshore breeze could bring it to the north bay. more fog along the coast than what we're dealing with this morning. 45 to 50 tomorrow morning. here's walnut creek, 45 right now. you're one of those areas, the east bay valleys, the driest. livermore, our official reporting station, 33% of average. santa rosa another 79%. the latest data came out about an hour ago. the areas in yellow, that's where we are. abnormally dry. that's the first category of a drought. you can see also around parts of central california that's happening. my accuweather seven-day forecast, no rain in the forecast. you definitely see that dramatic

drop from near record highs tomorrow to mid 60s to near 70 on saturday. mid to upper 50s on sunday. chance of frost monday and tuesday morning. have a good one. let's get back to jobina. a chance of snow in the sierra on sunday. until then temperatures will be warmer than average. >> that's good news, i think. chance of snow for anyone wanting to get up to tahoe. the good news is that for any of the highways, no chains are required there. for squaw alpine and northstar, 3 hours and 12 minutes to get to both resorts. also, when we do these drive times, we're doing them from the station in san francisco, so you have a better idea. it may take you a little less or longer. looking at the base for squaw alpine, 45 inches to 100 inches. sugar bowl, sierra at tahoe and kirkwood, just under 3 hours to get to suinger bowl and sierra

at tahoe. our base totals here, 63 inches to 58 for kirkwood. 54 inches to 86 for sugar bowl. sounds like a great time to go. i think it always is personally. thank you very much. >> all right, jobina. all right. this wild hit and run in houston started with a fender bender, a gray nissan here backed into the red car. the driver of the red car got out to check on the damage. he was trying to take a photo of the nissan's front license plate when the driver -- oh -- >> oh, no. >> stop. stepped on the gas. >> no. >> the man ended up on the hood of the nissan. the driver clearly is still going. >> oh. that's not right. >> but look, we can't see, but the man eventually fell off the car about a block away, now he's in critical condition. police are still looking for this hit-and-run driver. >> that's terrible. >> this is horrible. >> mm-hmm. all right. apple and san jose-based broadcom have been ordered to

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the first one is from uc berkeley's law school. the main building is no longer bolt hall. it was originally named for john bolt, an attorney from the 1800 who held racist views. >> number two, the world health organization is now meeting to determine if the coronavirus should be called a global health crisis. the americans who evacuated wuhan, china and landed in southern california yesterday are currently under quarantine. number three, the fallout over the new public corruption scandal in san francisco continues. today supervisor matt haney will be calling for the immediate firing of public works director mohammed nuru, nuru is accused of taking part of bribery and inside deals. number four, vanessa bryant says her family is completely devastated since the helicopter crash that killed nine people including her husband, kobe bryant and her 13-year-old daughter. number five, tracking coastal fog, coastal valleys, even petaluma and san francisco we have some fog this morning. you can see that on the golden gate. milder tomorrow, 46 to 35

number six, tracking a new crash now in danville involving multiple cars blocking three lanes. this is southbound 680 at road. let's take you live to match my. here's a look at hard rock stadium, the site of super bowl liv. look at those blue skies. of course security is stepped up for the game but officials say there are no specific or credible threats. the countdown is three days away. >> all right. >> that means we have one more day of live julian in miami. >> yes. >> bringing us the sights and sounds from the water, from everywhere. >> he says he will be comparing the fans. >> i'm interested in this. >> i'll be curious how kansas city fairs in that competition. >> they have good barbecue. >> what else? >> that wasn't nice. any way --

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good morning, america. as we join you this thursday morning the white house now forming an emergency task force as coronavirus cases near 8,000. worldwide alert. more countries now racing to evacuate their people from wuhan, china, as cases of the coronavirus soar. 195 americans now being quarantined at this air force base in california as the world health organization meets this morning about declaring a global health emergency and the new warning about those masks. so many people buying them. stores now selling out. hospitals at risk of a shortage. war over witnesses. the battle right now over whether john bolton will testify at the president's trial as the white house seeks to block his book from being published and