now at 5:00, the investigation into what appears to be a deadly home invasion on the peninsula. police are still trying to figure out right now. also -- >> our indications it will be close. >> we're waiting on the final results like everyone else. >> it is too close to call, so i'm just going to tell you what i do know. >> you won! iowa caucus results delayed. this morning we still don't know who won. how voters are reacting to the apparent technical issues. good morning on this tuesday, february 4th. >> we'll get to all those stories in a moment. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather recast. if you're still with us, we want to update you on this freeze warning. temperatures in the freezing range which is 32 or below.

we do have to keep those plants, pets, and pipes protected. may have to scrape some ice for the ice to form on instead of the glass. we do have winds out there. look at sfo, 32, 22 in novato. 16 in napa, oakland, 21 miles an hour in san mateo. that kept temperatures up a little bit and kept us from freezing but then we have wind chills to deal with. 32 to 45. 50 to 52 at noon. 53 to 56 and 44 to 48 at at at i'm tracking the iowa caucus results at the live desk. the iowa democratic party postponed announcing a winner because of a problem counting votes. they will double-check results. voters used a mobile app to cast their votes this year.

and there appears to be a problem with the app. officials stress the delay is not because of a hack but they did not go into further detail. voters left the caucus disappointed. >> i'd rather them be accurate than rush it. if we have to wait a couple days, we have to. >> in one sense it's tough because we don't get to have a party tonight knowing what happens, but i'm also a person who wonders why we have to be in such a hurry for democracy anyway. >> there was no clear front-runner in iowa going into yesterday's vote. the candidates now turn their focus to new hampshire. >> thank you, jobina. developing news police in brisbane say there's no threat to the public after what appears to be a home invasion that turned deadly. it happened around 4:20 yesterday afternoon at a house on alvarado street near brisbane. they found a man shot to death.

it appears he was an intruder and the resident shot him. now that person is safe and cooperating with the investigation. police are still trying to determine if there was a connection between the resident and the person shot. >> we pride ourselves on our citizens and community here and we don't have very much violent crime here in brisbane. it's a very safe community. >> now police are asking for help with any details they can get from neighbors. we have their contact information on our website, abc7news.com. learning more about the man accused of opening fire on a greyhound bus headed for san francisco. police say a 33-year-old anthony williams is from maryland. he's been taken to the kern county jail. they say williams killed one person and hurt five others while the bus was driving up interstate 5. the bus driver got him off the bus and drove to a nearby gas station. the cause is still under investigation.

happening tonight president trump will deliver his state of the union address. it's unclear if he's going to talk about his senate impeachment trial. closing arguments for that resume today. >> democrats are making one last push to remove the president from office, but they don't have the votes to make it happen. abc news has more in the last few moments of the historic trial. >> reporter: the democrats just don't have the votes to convict the president but interestingly enough a growing number of republican senators say they think the president's actions were wrong but don't rise to the level of impeachment. in the senate impeachment trial of president trump both sides delivering closing arguments monday ahead of an expected acquittal. no gop senator indicating they would vote for trump's removal from office. >> i cannot vote to convict. >> reporter: with the result all but sealed, democrats instead urging their republican counterparts to view the trial through the lens of history. >> you can't trust this president to do the right thing, not for one minute, not for one

election, not for the sake of our country. >> reporter: trump's defense, meanwhile, arguing the impeachment process was partisan. >> these articles fail on their face as they do not meet the constitutional standard for impeachable offenses. >> reporter: still while republicans get set to acquit the president, a growing number disagree with his actions saying his pressure of ukraine to investigate joe biden was not right. >> i think it was wrong. >> reporter: closing arguments resume today. expect both sides to focus on how they want this trial to be remembered. the final vote happens tomorrow which should wrap up this months long impeachment. today the u.s. government is planning more flights to evacuate americans out of wuhan, china, the epicenter of the new coronavirus outbreak. evacuees will arrive at one of four u.s. bases including fairfield's travis air force base. more than 400 people have died in china with more than 20,000

confirmed cases worldwide. six of those in california. we'll have more on the concerns here in the bay area and the local response in our next half hour of abc 7 mornings. they hold the key to the future, our local teachers. we spent an entire week looking at what challenges they face, finding an affordable place to live near work came up a lot. the jefferson school district go the go-ahead for a four level housing. >> we have people living as far as brentwood and they travel quite a distance to get to work every day. >> tremendous. that is a huge benefit for me and my financial responsibility. >> a housing committee will decide who qualifies with first residents moving in as early as 2022. daly city's mayor hopes it serves as an example to other districts in the bay area. let's take a look at neighborhood temperatures. we have 36 in fremont. castro valley, 38.

orinda and san leandro, 39. everybody else around 40 to 45 degrees like in richmond. oakland and alameda it's pretty breezy, we're at 47 right now. those breezes are also making it feel cooler. so watch out for the wind chills this morning. we've got from 36 in pleasanton to 46 in concord. 35 in santa rosa to 46 in novato. 41 in san carlos. pacifica, 43. 39 in san jose right now. and you can see just how fast the winds are this morning. 24 to 35. another brisk day today. the winds will bring our temperatures back to average. it will be brisk and bumpy on the bay and mold and tree pollen continue to climb. peninsula, 39 at 7:00. 45 at 9:00. sunshine all the way up to 5:00. temperatures in the mid-50s. 46 at 9:00. by 11:00 we're 52. we top out at 58.

in the south bay 37 this morning. 42 at 9:00. and from 11:00 all the way through 6:00 50 to 60 degrees. even warmer weather coming up in the accuweather forecast. here's jobina. good morning, everyone. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza where you can see it is really stacked up for 5:08 in the morning. metering lights came on at 4:59. and i believe that is likely due to the construction on the bay bridge, the upper deck. you'll expect to see that road work while crews are there. down to 20 and 22 miles an hour as you make your way into san francisco this morning. a live look in oakland it at the coliseum. headlights making their way south. a smooth ride so far in the east bay. and our drive times across the board are green and looking good. thanks, jobina. up next, the 7 things you need to know as you start your day. walgreens agrees to pay

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more than words. we need action. it's 5:11. number one, caucus chaos in iowa. there's still no winner yet in the democratic iowa caucus.

party officials are verifying the votes after a problem with a new app they're using. number two, san francisco health officials reassuring the public this morning over coronavirus. a couple being treated for the virus at ucsf. no cases have been diagnosed, though, here in san francisco. number three, a look at where we expect freezing, cold temperatures through 9:00 this morning. if you have your sensitive plants, pennsylvania and pipes to protect, keep them that way for another four hours. number four, president trump will give his state of the union address tonight. it's unclear if he'll mention the senate impeachment trial. can you watch the address live tonight at 6:00 here on abc 7. number five, the 49ers back home after their disappointing loss to the chiefs in the super bowl. the team's charter jet landed at the airport with fans there to greet them. and number six, we're looking at a graphic here of the upper deck of the bay bridge

because we have some road work going on that will slow people down as they make their way westbound. speeds on your screens about 20 to 32 miles an hour. it will pick right back up through the tunnel. the smash hit "hamilton" coming to movie theaters featuring the original broadway cast this is video from the san francisco production currently playing. abc 7's parent company, disney, is behind the film version, which i should mention, doesn't come out for another year and a half. new details this morning on the shooting of a santa clara county deputy. body armor and a body camera stopped the bullet that hit him in the chest. it happened friday night in a remote area near morgan hill. investigators call it an ambush and are still looking for the shooter. here is anchor ama daetz. >> i think i was hit. >> copy. you were hit. do you know where you are? >> reporter: the sheriff's office provided that audio of the wounded deputy calling for help and showed a picture of his body camera damaged by the bullet. the sheriff says the suspect

drove up and fired at least four shots at gill. he was hit once and is now recovering at home. >> he was very lucky. he was very brave under fire. >> reporter: he returned fire but it's unclear if the suspect was hit. investigators say gill is a practicing sikh and it's possible he was targeted because of his religion. >> he wears the head dress and the traditional garb. we support him. it's unknown whether it's a hate crime or just a crime of opportunity against law enforcement. >> that was abc 7 news reporter ama daetz reporting. 18-year-old wiggins faces special circumstances murder as well as a felony count of second degree robbery. two other suspects are already in custody. shuo zeng died new year's eve as he chased after those who stole

his laptop at a starbucks. walgreens will settle a consumer protection case. it alleges the pharmacy giant let a phony pharmacist handle more than 745,000 prescriptions here in the bay area. walgreens employed a 44-year-old milpitas woman for more than a decade even though she wasn't licensed by the state of california. the woman worked as a pharmacist in milpitas, san jose and fremont up until 2017. she faces felony charges in alameda county. stub hub cut 93 jobs at its san francisco headquarters as the company plans to be sold off. the cuts came over the past two weeks according to state filings. they come a couple months after stub hub's parent company ebay said that it would sell the ticket reselling service to swiss rival for $4 billion. it's not quite clear how many work at the sf headquarters. the laid off workers would receive 60 days advanced notice or payment for that amount of time.

oscar night just five days away and this year marks a potential comeback for some of the stars and it pits hollywood royalty against each other in top categories. >> abc news reporter marcy gonzalez with more on those familiar names vying for this year's oscars. >> reporter: the oscars always a star-studded celebration, but this year especially with some of show business' most revered veteran actors facing off against one another. in the best supporting actor category, every nominee is a household name. >> the best supporting actor category this year is completely stacked with acting legends, and remarkably brad pitt is the only one who doesn't have an acting oscar. >> reporter: his first oscars nomination was in 1996. the other nominees in the running off and on even longer. this is the second time "the irishman" co-stars, they went head-to-head 29 years ago. >> joe pesci.

>> very popular. >> reporter: until now anthony hopkins hadn't been nominated in 14 years, and this is tom hanks' first nod from the academy in 19. >> that was very, very cool. >> reporter: when you realize it's with all these other -- >> so, so good. so much fun. >> please don't go to sleep now. >> reporter: it's also an oscars comeback in the best actress category. renee zellweger nominated for the first time since winning best supporting actress in 2004. alluding to that this year for her role in "judy." >> hi, everybody. it's nice to see you. i look pretty good 17 years later. >> reporter: and 17 years later kathy bathes es. laura dern is also no stranger to the academy awards spotlight. >> i think having had the experience makes anything less scary and odd.

>> reporter: marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> hmm. >> mm-hmm. what was missing? ah. >> okay. you can watch the 92nd oscars in less than a week only on abc 7. the show airs this sunday. the coverage starts at 5:00. and on monday live with kelly and ryan, celebrating the night's biggest stars and moments of the oscars. you can catch the special oscars edition mon dap at 9:00 on abc 7. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast and here is mike nicco. maybe bumpy getting in and out of our airports. winds are northwest at about 18 at sfo. i've seen them faster. it is clear so we don't have to worry about the fog causing delays. i want you to know it will be milder by a couple degrees but still sunny and breezy. the breezes will take some of that warmth out by adding wind

chills. mostly clear tonight. overall cooler than this morning. and then we have a warming trend for the rest of the week and rain i haven't seen any on the mid-range models for at least the next two weeks. we go up above where most of us live during the morning hours as the atmosphere kind of stabilizes and the fastest winds are above the cooler, calmer air and looking at 35, even 65-mile-per-hour gust. that seems awful fast. that gives you an idea some of those winds will trickle down to our enabled. breezy again today with sunshine, maybe a passing cloud or two. definitely a sun glass weather day. from 56 in san francisco and half moon bay to 60 in santa rosa. lake port technically cooler at 54. most of us right around 57, 58. tonight you can see how overall with the winds calmer it's going to be cooler mid to upper 30s until you get around this little bunch huddled together and they're warmer. here's my accuweather seven-day

forecast. still the threat of frost tomorrow but look away from the coast the 60s emerge and they hang around for tomorrow, thursday, friday, saturday and sunday. low to mid-60s every day. a good stretch of weather there, jobina. i just wish we had some rain. >> i know, we do need some rain. happy tuesday to you. we made it. a two-car crash. looks like one lane is blocked at the moment and hopefully they'll get that cleared up soon. expect delays in the area. you make your way westbound wesd san francisco. metering lights came on earlier than usual. you see speeds around 20 miles an hour. pretty good there. mass transit for you, the ferry is running with no delays. b.a.r.t. has 27 trains running all on time right now.

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5:24 on a tuesday. good morning to you. look at these winds gusting up to 22 in fairfield. 22 in san mateo. concord, 21. oakland, 14. so there's a windchill out there. it feels like 33 in san jose. 29 in los gatos. it feels like 30 right now in santa rosa. 32 in clover dale. you can see the winds having an effect on how you should dress this morning. it's a disney dream come true for patrick mahomes. >> celebrated a win with a visit to the most magical place on

earth. will reeves sits down with him. >> reporter: in orlando, florida, you know how the super bowl mvp always says i'm going to disneyworld? well, that's exactly where chiefs quarterback patrick mahomes went after his team won the super bowl in miami, and we were with him every step of the way on his magical victory lap and parade. that's all coming up in your "gma first look." how long do you think it will take for this to set in and you're an mvp, super bowl mvp, super bowl champion. >> it's going to take a while. i get that parade in kansas city and i get to be with the fans and see the joy that they have, i think that will be one of the major moments it sets in for me. >> reporter: at 7:00 a.m. we'll have more of my interview with patrick mahomes plus new details on that show stopping halftime show, shakira, j.lo. everyone still buzzing about that. that's all coming up on "gma." abc news, walt disneyworld. >> we were focussed in on the

characters in the background. >> they were getting it. >> they saw the j.lo. and shakira performance and stepped it up. speaking of that -- >> do you want to get the most p>> just pick up the beat. a new study says high tempo music can inspire people to exercise harder. researchers say music about 170 beats a minute resulted in the highest heart rate and made exercise seem easier compared with not listening to music. researchers say this works best for endurance exercises like running and biking. >> i kind of felt that way when we went to wheelhouse, the music was going, but also you were going. let me get it together. >> i was motivating you? >> yes, friend. you were over there killing it. >> that's nice to hear. >> step it up. >> press down, press down, seat back. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including a blast from the past. the '90s snack making a

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now at 5:30 -- >> we had ourselves a night in iowa. no one knows the results still. >> awaiting the results of the iowa caucuses. >> i would rather them be accurate than rush it. >> a big issue with the vote count. a husband and wife with coronavirus now undergoing treatment in san francisco. >> they would be in isolation rooms and making sure that the proper procedures are being followed. >> the city's public of health director urging the community to not overreact. what you need to know. and grab a jacket. the bay area is waking up to chilly temperatures again where a freeze warning is in effect

right now. good morning, everybody. it is tuesday, february 4th, and it's chilly out there. we want you to be prepared for the day. >> yeah, trust me, when you go outside you're going to want to just go right back in. just make that circle. you can't. we need you to go to work today. >> need to keep things going. what's going on in our neighborhoods by showing you that video from walnut creek. some of these cars are for sale but they're frozen this morning. you see the frost on top of them right there. so temperature in walnut creek at this point in time 29 degrees. there are breezes out there. some not quite as cold as yesterday but that means there's a windchill, also. bundle up either way. a look at what's going on with the freeze warning. through 9:00 this morning, protect your sensitive plants, pets and pipes especially across the north bay. take a look at the accuweather

forecast 12-hour planner put together for you, the exploratorium camera at pier 15, 20 to 25-mile-per-hour winds. temperatures are all over the place because of the wind. micro climates at noon, sunny and breezy 50 to 52. slightly milder. 53 to 56. grab the coat this evening, 44 to 48. talk to jobina, yesterday we had some high wind advisories on the bridges. anything like that this morning? >> yes, mike, we do. a high wind advisory on the bay bridge. first want to start in the south bay. san jose 101 on the mckey off ramp. one lane is blocked.e off ramp. one lane is blocked. thankfully no injuries reported in that area. the bay bridge, two things to discuss, one, a high wind advisory that you can see the alert once you get through the toll plaza there heading westbound this morning. also metering lights came on at 5:59 this morning so a little --

excuse me, 4:59 this morning. it's not 5:59 yet. i'm just bringing this up here because we did have road construction so you can expect minor delays on the bridge. your voice, your vote. we are waiting on the results of the iowa caucus. the democratic party put those results on hold after they say there were problems with the vote count. >> the candidates aren't wasting any time in iowa anymore. campaign planes flew to new hampshire overnight. this is video of andrew yang, elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar as they arrived in the state this morning. it's iowa that is still the focus. that's where we find our reporter. >> reporter: we still don't know who won the iowa caucuses. the campaign and supporters have been waiting for hours and they are struggling to explain the delay. frustration from campaigns and their supporters.

>> it is too close to call. i'm going to tell you what i do know -- >> you won! >> reporter: the iowa democratic party not releasing any results saying in a statement they're worried about quality checks and inconsistencies. >> i want them to be careful in their deliberations. >> reporter: the new app used to report results but the party insisting it's not the result of a hack or intrusion. officials are now hand counting their results but the complication is adding a new layer of doubt to an already uncertain primary season. there was no clear front-runner in iowa. joe biden, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and pete buttigieg had all been hoping winning the hawkeye state would help them break out of the pack. >> i have a good feeling we're going to be doing very well in iowa. >> reporter: and the campaigns are moving on to new hampshire

which votes in a week. the iowa democratic party says it will release the results today. ines de la iowa. we'll send out a push alert like this when the results finally start coming in. the app is the easiest way to be the first to know what's going on where you live. developing news now on the coronavirus outbreak. hong kong is reporting its first death now making it two outside of mainland china. >> at least 426 deaths blamed on the virus and more than 20,000 confirmed cases around the world. in america there are cases in five states. and there's now a second quarantine cruise ship pulled into a port in japan overnight. 2,500 passengers onboard will be held until they can be screened. >> abc 7 news confirmed there are two patients being treated for the virus at ucsf parnassus campus. >> they were transferred. amy hollyfield is live this

morning with those details. amy? >> reporter: and they want everyone to stay calm, kumasi. they don't want people to overreact and emphasize these cases were not diagnosed here in san francisco. no cases diagnosed here in the city. these people were transferred here to this hospital. so health officials want to remind everyone they've done this before. they dealt with sars, h1n1, and just like then they have activated their medical response team. mayor london breed appeared at a lunar new year celebration yesterday. she says there is no reason to be concerned and says this weekend's new year parade that she plans to go to is set to take place as planned. >> if there was anything different we wouldn't move forward with events that might jeopardize public health or public safety in any way. >> reporter: the couple who is receiving treatment at ucsf is from san benito county, 57 years

old. the husband recently traveled to wuhan. he came home and then developed symptoms the next day and the wife now has it, too. they are in isolation. ucsf has release aased a statem saying they are taking precautions to prevent the spread of coronavirus. reporting live, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. happening tonight president trump will deliver his state of the union address. it's unclear if he's going to address the senate impeachment trial. you can watch the state of the union live here on abc 7. it starts at 6:00 tonight followed by a special editio of abc 7 news at 8:00. the remains of kobe bryant, daughter gianna and four of the seven other people killed in the helicopter crash have been released to their families this comes as authorities make public the 911 calls from people reporting the crash. >> i'm walking on the trail. i could hear the plane in the clouds. we couldn't see it and heard a boom and a dead sound and i could see the flames. >> and what was on fire, sir? >> the hill.

but whatever crashed into the hill is also on fire. >> you're, you're online. >> a helicopter crashed into a mountain. we heard it and now i'm looking at the flames at malibu canyon and agora road. i'm at erewhon supermarket and we can see it. >> you saw a helicopter go into the hills? >> yeah, and we're looking at the flames right now on the hill. >> investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the crash. the weather is one factor that they're looking at. in the east bay a new safe rv parking site it helping to accommodate a growing group of people we see in our fight to build a better bay area. those left behind by high housing costs. oakland's new site is in the fruitvale district next to the home depot and allows for 41 rvs. it will be staffed around the clock with security, electricity, drinking water, portable toilets and garbage services. this joins similar sites popping up such as the one across from a b.a.r.t. station. rising rent can be a

roadblock. the shelter for young homeless people now itself looking for a new ho. general ifjennifer lopez and sh didn't get paid for their super bowl show but the big spike following the big performance. so we talked about it's cold out there. we saw the frost. we want to get ready for that. when is the warm-up coming? >> a couple degrees warmer today but breezy out there so you won't notice it. more likely tomorrow, thursday and friday. how about that? we have to wait a little bit. still winter. we've had a pretty mild one and a dry one that will continue. 39 in alum rock and san jose and mountain view. everybody else in the south bay 40 to 43 degrees. we have mid to upper 40s around the bay shore until you get to places like san pablo, 37. lafayette, freezing cold at 32. down the road danville, 40. 44 in napa. half moon bay is 46 right now. the bay bridge toll plaza, once you start to hit that incline, north wind at 20 to 23 miles an hour, that will tug at your

steering wheel. breezy bridges through the morning and still some breezes during the afternoon hours. wind chills, yes, even though it may be milder because of those winds temperature wise your body says, nah, it feels cooler. make sure you dress accordingly. brisk over the bay for the commute. for the north bay in the 30s through 7:00. 46 at 9:00. sunshine all the way up to the sunset at about 5:35 this evening. we'll top out at 58 at 3:00. as far as the east bay, 39 at 7:00. 44 at 9:00. and then from about 11:00 on, 51 to 56 degrees. heading out this evening 48 with a few high clouds and san francisco we're stuck in the upper 40s from 7:00 to 9:00. 51 at 11:00. mid 50s during afternoon hours. 51 at 7:00. i'll show you the warmer temperatures coming up in the accuweather forecast. good morning, everyone. we are getting new video out of santa rosa of a deadly crash on

the bicentennial off ramp from northbound 101. the crash happened shortly after midnight and reopened just before 4:30 this morning. the crash was between a semi and a car. you can see on your screen surrounded by firefighters there. unfortunately, the car ended up underneath the semi. this was a deadly crash. we don't know exactly how many people were involved here. at least one person has died. back in the studio, to the map now so i can show you a crash that we're following in san jose this morning. between two cars right now northbound 101 on the mckee off ramp. at least one lane is blocked right now still this morning. i'll keep you posted if this clears up. you can expect delays in that area. moving to a live look in emeryville, this camera showing you 80 right now. lots of headlights making their way to the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. metering lights at 4:59. so a little earlier at the bay bridge toll plaza this morning. there is a high wind advisory for the bay bridge and also some

residual delays because of earlier road construction. a live look right now in san jose, 101 very clear. nice over there. we have walnut creek to dublin, 14 minutes. highway 1 to los gatos, 22 minutes. we will be back with more news,

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39 to 45. a little brisk with the breezes, 48 to 51 at 11:00, sunny and milder this afternoon, 53 to 56. have a great day in school. now santa ana winds kicking in, gusting up in gusting. difficult driving through the higher elevations. low to mid-60s. 61 to 64. 54 to 57 yosemite mostly sunny. tahoe partly cloudy and still not above freezing. not until tomorrow afternoon. then 50 for a few days before light snow and 20 degrees cooler. rising rent is a visible issue for so many in the bay area and finding solutions isn't easy. this morning a shelter is searching for a new home. a jump in rent forced them out

of their place on university avenue in berkeley. the lutheran church of the cross oversees the shelr. 20 to 30 people sleep there every night away from the streets, but the church feels they need a more stabilized environment. >> for years they've been sleeping on mats in one of our rooms because we can't give them the dedicated space because our church has a number of other renters. as long as they have no other place to go they're welcome to stay with us. it's just not an ideal situation. >> the church says they are still in negotiations with the nonprofit that runs the shelter, so nothing is final. we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. the university of california is considering getting rid of the s.a.t. and act requirement in admissions. even if that happens students may still need to take a standardized test. the chronicle is reporting a uc faculty committee recommended the uc system create its own exam. the committee says standardized

tests are needed. the uc tes would try to measure a student's ability over a longer period of time. critics of the s.a.t. and act says the tests measure a small part of academic success and put low income students of color at a disadvantage. 5:46. the 49ers are back home still disappointed over the loss to the chiefs but proud of what they accomplished this season. >> the team's charter jet and some real die hard fans showed up to see them home. >> got to support the team. they've been awesome. they brought back the spirit, saved me as a fan. >> the right leadership, the right coaching, the right players, the right attitude. i think the future is just getting started. >> 49ers players and coaches boarded the bus back to levi stadium in santa clara. you can show support by going to our abc 7 news facebook page and sharing this badge. j.lo. and shakira did not

get paid at all for their halftime performance. it sure paid off. >> their songs spiked more than 1,000%. 16,000 digital downloads of the songs in one day. spotify says their songs were streamed 8 billion times worldwide the week leading up to the super bowl. >> definitely worth it, you think? >> i think so. i just like to watch all the replays. >> i know. i wish i could -- they should have a download of the whole performance just as an audio streaming. that would give me motivation, mike. >> i could see that, absolutely. let's talk about what's going on weatherwise. the roof camera and show you just how unsettled the flags are on the ferry buildings. 20 to 25 miles an hour from our roof camera. bright again today. breezy so it won't feel quite as

warm as the slightly milder temperature you'll see on the thermometers. above average wednesday, thursday, friday and saturday. sometimes as that colder air descends it brings the faster winds with it. that's why we're dealing with windy conditions. once it starts warming we'll keep the winds up again today even more widespread than they are outside. temperatures, though, a little bit of a milder breeze. 60 today in santa rosa. you look around the bay itself, a lot of 57s and 58 degrees. tonight more widespread cool, mid to upper 30s. richmond, oakland, san mateo, half moon bay and san francisco at 40. here you go today, notice wednesday, thursday, friday, saturday, sunday and monday away

from the coast, low to mid-60s. warmest day of the coast will be friday, 60. mass transit updates at 5:48. the ferries running on a winter schedule. b.a.r.t. has 37 trains running all on time. we're moving over to a look at san rafael 101 nice and clear for everyone this morning and also the same thing in san jose, 87, a very clear ride. nothing too bad to report except for a crash i'll get to in a moment. our drive times, bay bridge traveling westbound it will take you 13 minutes to get across san francisco to sfo, a nine-minute ride there. we do have a two-car crash i'm following here. this is northbound on the mckee off ramp . we do have one lane blocked. i will let you know when that is all cleared up. something interesting, a man is making us think twice about how

much we rely on technology. look at this video. an artist created a virtual traffic jam on google maps by dragging a cart with 99 smart phones through the streets of berlin creating red lines on the google maps app. this may have impacted real life drivers who chose to take a detour. we adapt to technology more than technology adapts to us. >> where are the cars? >> right. my question is who gave this man their cell phone for him to walk it down the street? >> 99 cell phones. i didn't know that would work so that's interesting. >> i didn't know that would work either. there's one car. >> they were like i'm not going this way. >> and he also was like, i have all the time in the world. >> reggie! >> i've been looking for it.

>> no comment on that one. >> he stole it. thanks, jobina. >> riding that bandwagon for a long time. we're still on it. >> those are our phones, too. well, a popular snack from the '90s is making a comeback. >> general mills says it will start selling dunkaroos again, vanilla cookies that come with the frosting and a sprinkles dip. general mills discontinued them in the u.s. in 2012. that sparked the smuggle-roos campaign. did you know about this? >> no. i didn't know anything about dunkaroos. >> everybody in the newsroom knew about it. >> how did it skip us? >> i don't know. maybe our parents were like, don't even start. >> don't even try it. you asked for cookie crisps for breakfast, no dunkaroos. an alert for parents,

facebook makes major changes to messenger kids app overnight and you have a lot more control what your kids are doing on social media. a price cut on the "full house" h

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a frenzy during the commercial figuring out what are dunkaroos, graham crackers dunked in icing. northbound to mineta san jose international where it's dry. tree pollen, oh, oh, oh, prodigio

prodigious. mold spores climbed. keep your plants, pets and pipes protected. jobina? good morning. i have a mass transit update, a service expansion with b.a.r.t. that begins on monday. earlier weekday service on some lines. there is much more on this. we have it on our website, abc7news.com and check b.a.r.t.'s website for more information. a live look as people make their way westbound to the peninsula this morning and also on the golden gate bridge things are nice and light, no problems that i'm seeing in that area this morning. our drive times now, walnut creek to dublin, santa rosa to san francisco a 50-minute ride. highway 1 to los gatos, 22 minutes. a new shop opening today hopes to be a hit with students at san jose state. it's called hop on musubi and specializes in spam musubi.

it's near the san jose state campus. they are half off and the first 50 customers get a scoop of ice cream. i'm not really doing meat right now but when i did spam was my jam. >> who knew? >> i know. and you haven't had a spam musubi? >> no. >> is there ever a day you had meat? >> impossible spam. >> impossible spam musubi. make it happen. a piece of tv history can be yours now at a discount. >> yes. the famous san francisco home that's featured in all those exterior shots of "full house" is going back on the market. it was listed for $6 million. this was in may. but, listen, the price has now been cut to just $5.5 million. >> oh, bargain. >> the home is on street. people take pictures. it last sold for $4 million in 2016.

>> still not happening. good luck to you out there. a health alert about meat. the findings you should know before your next meal. >> helping teachers live where they work. a green light for a brand-new housing development. plus, a cleanup effort in the north bay is taking longer than expected. how long the trail will be closed after a homeless encampment was evicted. we leave you with a live look at the bay area this morning. we'll be right back.

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the major delays overnight. good morning. it is tuesday, february 4th. >> yes, and go outside and you will be shocked at how cold it is. here is mike nicco. >> old man winter, jack frost, whoever you want to say definitely out there where you have to keep the plants, pipes and pets protected now through 9:00. another three hours of keeping a close eye on those. breezy conditions in many neighborhoods. 25 to 36, it is bouncing around thanks to that wind. we have wind chills on top of these cold temperatures, inland 32. the bay 39. the coast 45 at 7:00. by noon we're around 50 to 52. sunglasses again today. by the afternoon we may add one or two degrees with the high. you probably won't even notice with the breezes. if you're heading out this evening need that heavy coat. a warming trend coming