>> we'll get to that story in a moment. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's mike. >> folks talking about how chilly it was yesterday. not the case today. look at this. calm to nearly 7 miles per hour with the winds today so no wi windchill to talk abt. le weaer outside. 4 to 8 miles per hour from sut to trump tower. 37 to 40 are our temperatures. at noon, 56 to 57. low 60s at 4:00. 55 at the coast. even in the evening hours, 49 to 53 degrees. we'll look at temperatures nearing 70 in the accuweather seven-day forecast. jobina? >> good morning, everyone. it is 5:00 right now. mass transit is up and running. ferries on the winter schedule. b.a.r.t. has ten trains running

on time. ace 1, no delays at the moment. good news across the board there. live look at the richmond-san rafael bridge, we are seeing some cars making their way towards the toll plaza. overall, information from the chp says it is pretty good out there. 280 at king street in san francisco, looking good as well. bringing back up the drive times, san francisco to sfo, 9 minutes. highway 238 to the maze, 12 minutes. highway 85 to the san jose airport, 11-minute ride. >> thanks. two planes carrying americans evacuated from china just landed in solano county. the evacuation comes amid the coronavirus outbreak. >> sky 7 is live over travis air force base. we want to show you what's happening now. both of those planes here, they just landed about an hour or so ago from wuhan. it looks like -- we saw some people getting off the planes earlier. right now it looks like it's empty. amy hollyfield is on the ground with the latest. amy?

>> good morning. 350 americans are now here at travis air force base. we have video of that second plane landing just arriving from china within the last half hour. paz passengers were screened for coronavirus before they left china and now they'll be screened again. if they test positive, they will be taken to the hospital. one of the two airplanes will be leaving here for southern california, but some evacuees will be staying here, which has some people who live here in fairfield a bit nervous. >> there are people out there that have compromised immune systems, this would be, you know, detrimental to them. >> a lot of people on our facebook groups and community groups are terrified. it's a hysteria, i feel like, like with the swine flu and the bird flu. >> the evacuee also stay at the

west wind inn on travis air force base, the hotel on the base. they will be quarantined for two weeks. if they show any symptoms they will be taken to the hospital. the cdc is here on scene, they'll be in charge of their care. reporting live from travis air force base, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you for that information. this is another live look from sky 7 as we see there is some activity on the stairways, it looks like some people have gotten off of the plane with luggage. as amy says, they will be screened for a second time since they boarded that plane just to make sure none of them is experiencing symptoms. you can get the latest on this breaking news, on air and online at abc7news.com and our abc7 news app. a. today is the final day of president trump's impeachment hearing in the senate. the senate resumes in about an hour and a half with senators having up to ten minutes to speak. a final vote will begin at 1:00 this afternoon. the republican controlled senate is expected to acquit the president on both articles of

impeachment. abc news will have live cov live around 1:00 p.m. president trump delivered his state of the union address, it felt like a political rally with showmanship and heavy partisanship on display. it started with the president declining to shake house speaker nancy pelosi's hand at the podium before the speech and then it ended with pelosi, as you can see here, ripping up her copy of the president's speech when it ended. >> why did you tear up the speech? >> it's a manifesto of mistruths. >> the president began his address touting his triumphs and a strong economy. >> to those watching at home tonight, i want you to know we will never let socialism destroy american health care. >> the president did not mention the word impeachment during his address. instead he just ignored it

altogether. wie gettie're getting react president trump's state of the union address. in the bay area, no surprise, a lot of negative reaction. governor newsom tweeting i believe with all my heart that america stands ready to reject the dark, discriminatory dangerous policies of donald trump, and to do it by record margins. let's show up. let's vote. senator kamala harris tweeting in part we heard a lot of words from him tonight but his actions make it clear his complete disregard for our most fundamental values including the rule of law. and eric swalwell saying hear, well, that was mostly appalling. president trump's speech is not just drawing strong opinions from politicians. >> chris reyes has reaction from local voters. >> the inclusiveness of the speech, he included everyone in

the nation. and a vision, and a very uplifting vision for the next generation. >> the use of words like inclusive and imagery such as african-american girl and tuskegee airman is all very calculated, not to appeal to diversity but appeal to white voters who want to see the president as being less hateful. >> reporter: same speech, no surprise that there is polar opposite reactions from this watch party of local s, and the in this room at the party's local headquarters. even more polarizing, that now viral moment when speaker pelosi ripped up the pages of the president's speech. >> you don't stand up there and act like a child who is having a tantrum, which is ripping up that. >> maybe they didn't notice when the speaker extended her hand and he declined to shake her hand. >> reporter: in this room it was a steady stream of claps for

every achievement mentioned but in this room it was all about what wasn't said. >> there was nothing said about climate change or plans to bring troops home. >> reporter: what had you clapping the loudest? >> just the constant thing about optimism. that's how my campaign is, solutions, just get things done. >> reporter: the only things both sides could agree on, the polarization is sad and unproductive. >> i was looking for things we had in common. the trial for the man accused of stabbing and killing 18-year-old nia wilson will get under way. john lee cowell stabbed wilson on the platform of macarthur b.a.r.t. station in july of 2018. her sister was stabbed as well but she survived. cowell's attorney said her client had severe delusions and paranoia, but a judge ruled cowell was fit to stand stril. opening statements will start today. san jose police need help identifying three suspects in a

deadly stabbing. they just released this sifd which was ta surveillance video which was taken after the attack. three suspects are seen running across the street on alum rock avenue. they're thought to be in their early teens. an 18-year-old man was killed in october after a fight broke out on alum rock avenue near highway 101. abc7 is focused on the ways that people are building a better area, that includes addressing the housing crisis. daly city will break ground on a four story complex that will be rented at below market rates to teachers and staff of the jefferson union high school district. the building will contain 120 units. this is the nation's first bond-funded school district housing project. the 49ers will head into the off season after sunday's disappointing loss to the chiefs in super bowl liv. >> the team flew back from miami on monday. today niners players will be at the practice facility in santa

clara to clean out their lockers. players will meet with the mediaone last time. returning players will be back in may to prepare for the 2020 season. training camp will begin at the end of july. chiefs fans will have to bundle up for their super bowl victory parade. it's expected to snow during their two-mile parade later this morning. this is the chiefs first championship in 50 years. >> for some reason i don't think they mind. guess whose son has off again. >> that's nice. >> his sporting kansas city is right near where the parade is. great boss. 13 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. menlo park at 32. mid to upper 30s rode wood cire

ci city, san mateo. near freezing cold temperatures in san ramon and livermore, 33. 37 in fremont and san jose. freezing cold in napa, 31. much milder in san rafael at 42. the roof camera, you can see the breezes are lighter. still blowing offshore at 7 to 9 miles per hour. that will bring us warmer weather. this afternoon you will lose the jacket. for the bay, relaxing compared to yesterday. still high amounts of topollen t there. 34 this morning at 7:30. 54 at 11:00. 63 at 3:00. east bay, in the 30s at 7:00. 45 at 9:00, near 60 at 3:00. san francisco we're in the 40s through 9:00, mid to upper 50s this afternoon under total sunshine. good morning, checking in with san rafael. live look at 101.

everything is smooth for the most part. hearing of an issue in san jose. live look at the bay bridge. things are stacked up at the toll plaza. metering lights are not on yet. drive times, antioch to hercules, 27 minutes. highway 4 to the maze, 13 minutes, highway 85 to the san jose airport, a quick 7 minute ride. thank you. coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. why some people at san francisco county jail will be going outside more. oscars

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it's 5:14, here's 7 things to know today. number one, breaking news, two planes carrying coronavirus evacuees from wuhan, china have landed at travis air force base. one plane is dropping off passengers and will be quarantined for 14 days. the other will refuel and continue on to southern california. number two, today is the final day of president trump's impeachment hearing in the senate. the senate resumes at 6:30 this morning with senators having up to ten minutes to speak. a final vote is expected to start at 1:00 this afternoon. president trump delivering his state of the union address last night. he made no reference to the impeachment proceedings. at the end of the speech, house speaker nancy pelosi tore up her copy of the state of the union.

number four, the trial for the man accused of killing 18-year-old nia wilson at an oakland b.a.r.t. station will get under way. john lee cowell stabbed wilson on the platform of the macarthur b.a.r.t. station in 2018. waking up to calmer conditions. 3 miles per hour down in san jose. before you head out and enjoy t is high. mold spores are moderate. following a crash in san jose. at least one lane is blocked. this is northbound 101 past the oakland road on-ramp. one of the painted ladies has been sold for more than 3$35 million. the house at 714 steiner street went on sale last month. someone bought it for $800,000 above the asking price. e-macigarettemakers are on e hot seat.

this award season welcomed a slew of diverse awkwafina to parasite garnering six award categories. >> but there is some backlash. ♪ >> i'm working on a novel. >> reporter: this year the oscars taking heat for once again ignoring female directors and only having one person of color in the top acting categories. categories. >> this year there was some backlash. was that surprising? >> i'm never surprised. >> darnell hunt is behind the annual hollywood diversity report. >> i think the pattern over the last few decades has been a

couple steps forward, a couple steps backwards. >> reporter: after a diverse group of nominees in 2019 with green block, "black panther" and roma taking home oscar statues, the 2020 nominations were a bit of a disappointment. >> our society continually diversified to where we're over 40% people of color now, and women have always been in the slight majority, but hollywood has not reflected that. >> a record 62 women were nominated for oscars this year, only a third of the total nominees. over the years there's been progress for women and people of color on screen, but not behind the scenes. female directors would have to squad drquadruple to reach theoa representation of men. many industry experts believe little women director greta

gerwig was snubbed a best director nomination. >> you can't control the world around you but you can work as hard as you can. what makes it undeniable is the sheer number of women making work. >> it's important to document diversity in the industry but also connect the changes to the bottom line. >> after all, it's show business. the only color that matters in hollywood is green. >> you can watch the 92nd oscars this weekend only on abc7. the show airs this sunday. coverage starts at 5:00. you can catch a special oscars edition of live with kelly and ryan monday at 9:00 on abc7. >> mike nicco has a look at our weather today. >> let's start by opening the weather window on sfo. the winds are nearly calm. no fog either, unlike i think we'll have tomorrow morning. so enjoy a calmer ride in and out of sfo. here's my accuweather highlights. colder this morning when you

step outside but not windchilly. milder this afternoon. our warmest high, friday with highs nearing 70 in the inland neighbor neighborhoods. here's the storm tracker. it's active up in the pacific northwest, vancouver, seattle, portland. then from el paso up to about bangor, maine we have winter weather there. if you're flying through oklahoma city, dallas louis, chicago, memphis, there may be some delays. we'll have a lot of sunshine today. a few high clouds from time to time. temperatures, 64 in santa rosa. 63 in yucaipa. most of us in the 59 area, like at san francisco and half moon bay to 62 range like over in concord and fairfield. tonight, not quite as colds a this morning. still a nice, brisk chill in the air with temperatures in the upper 30s to mid 40s until you get to san francisco at 47

degrees. here's my accuweather seven-day forecast. you can see the warming continues. couple degrees tomorrow. we'll introduce fog along the coast, around the bay. expect it not to be clear for tomorrow morning's commute. fog friday morning. temperatures nearing ining 70 . tapering down to 60 on sunday. then temperatures jump back into the mid 60s next week. >> we are following a crash in san jose involving three cars here. one lane is blocked. this is northbound 101 past the oakland road on-ramp. you can see speeds are down to 13 and 14 miles per hour approaching the crash site. it looks like this might be getting cleared up soon. mass transit alert, the b.a.r.t. services expansion begins monday. our earlier weekday service on some lines will go into effect and two-line service on sundays. much more on this on abc7news.com. live look in walnut creek, good morning to everyone riding on 680. a nice clear ride there.

also things are looking good in san jose on 87 this morning. >> thank you. in today's "gma" first look, reaction pouring in for actress shannen doherty. >> she announced on "good morning america" that her breast cancer returned. >> more with actress shannen doherty. >> how do you handle the fear? >> on tuesday we heard her personal revelation. >> it's going to come out in a matter of days or a week that i have stage four, so my cancer came back and that's why i'm here. >> this morning more of aimamy' exclusive interview. what have your treatments been like? >> it's basically a chemo pill that you take, a hormone blocker, and a shot once a month to keep your bones sort of knitted together, if you will. try to prevent fractures. being very diligent about going

in for pet scans. >> with your "gma" first look, i'm kenneth moton, abc news, new york. coming up, a push to end fitness tests at schools statewide. and the dog breeds to compete at the westminster dog show for the first time. and a live look outside this morning. it's 5:22. actions speak louder than words. she was a school teacher. my dad joined the navy and helped

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if you're a fanatic about film, this sunday is your sunday. let's look at the forecast down in l.a. there's a chance of showers and about 62 degrees. >> all right. thanks. conditions are set to improve for some detainees awaiting trial at the san francisco county jail. a federal judge said inmates who have been in pretrial custody for more than four years have to

be given an hour of direct sunlight a week. this was after a group of inmates filed a lawsuit claiming the lack of sun and outdoor exercise was cruel and unusual punishment. california schools give physical fitness tests to grades 5, 7 and 9 every year but the governor wants to suspend those tests. the governor says he wants to stop physical testing until 2023. he said he is concerned the tests lead to body shaming, bullying and gender identity discrimination. students would still would still to take pe class. pebble beach and bill murray is back. other celebrities attending are aaron rodgers and steve young and huey lewis. the celebrity challenge is happening today. the tournament starts tomorrow. there will be new competition in this year's westminster kennel club dog

show. >> the show just announced the addition of the azawakh breed. it's a trusted guardian of hare, antelope and boar. there are six azawakh's endered in the event. the dog show starts on sunday. they are pretty. >> welcome to this event. >> mm-hmm. coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including an overnight fire at a place where firefighters receive their training. americans who were in china have now been evacuated. they just landed here. i'm amy hollyfield, that story coming up. and kim kardashian talking justice reform. her comments on "gma" this morning. it's 5:26. here's a live look outside in san francisco.

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hundreds of americans evacuated from china land at travis air force base. the scaioamid the coronavirus outbreak. as chair of the party, i apologize deeply. >> first results from the iowa caucuses are finally in. the candidates who came out on top in the first contest of the 2020 presidential election. >> coming up, a deep divide ahead of the president's state of the union address. also, a view of the city from san francisco's tallest building. your next chance to get a tour of sals for of salesforce tower. good morning. welcome to wednesday, february 5th. >> we're covering those stories and more, but you're never you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. it's a chilly one again. >> cold but without the windchills from yesterday.

hopefully people will enjoy it more. you can bundle up with this and the winds won't cut through your clothing and make you as cold as yesterday. here are the winds, 15 to 30 miles per hour up around the mountains. in the foothills, less than 10 miles per hour. when the sun comes up, we may have an uptick in the winds. sutro tower, 4 to 9 miles per hour. temperatures, 37 to 40. definitely colder this morning. 56 to 57 at noon. at 4:00, looking at 60s away from the coast, mid to upper 50s there. mild this evening, 49 to 53. how about that commute. here's jobina? >> good morning, looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:25 this morning. stacked up there. i can tell you, once you get through this, it's just smooth sailing across the bridge. live look at 880, things are

looking smoothly. santa rosa to petaluma, 13 minutes. castro valley to the maze, 13 minutes. 280 to 680, 19-minute ride. i want to move down to san jose, we are still following this crash, northbound 101on-ramp. one lane is still blocked. this morning 350 americans evacuated from china are back on american soil. check this out. sky 7 was above travis air force base just before 4:00 this morning as two planes landed there. in just the last hour we've seen these evacuees get off of the plane. now they're going to be quarantined for 14 days. amy hollyfield is live at travis air force base with this story. good morning. >> good morning. they are set to be screened for the coronavirus right now. we have video of them as they started filing off of the plane. this was taken within the last half hour.

they will be screened now that they landed here in the united states. these are americans who were in china and finally evacuated. two planes have landed at travis. one will be leaving for southern california. the other is staying. so we're told about250 people wi will be staying here. these people will be quaranti quarantined, but that's not enough to ease concerns of some people who live in fairfield. they are worried about these new visitors. >> first concern was for our local people who work at travis, not just people in the military. we have civilians that work there. >> the planes landed about an hour and a half ago. they landed within a half hour of each other. travis air force base is one of four locations where evacuees from china, americans, will be quarantined here in the states. they're going to stay at a hotel

here on base. it's called the west wind inn, it's on travis air force base. they will be in isolation for two weeks. that's the incubation period for the coronavirus. they will be screened regularly. if they show symptoms they will be taken to the hospital. at this time there's no word that any of these people are sick. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thanks for that update. concern over the virus is having a growing impact around the bay area. in oakland, the school district sent out a voice message asking all students, staff and families to self-quarantine for two weeks if they recently returned from china. in san jose, five health care workers at good samaritan hospital have been told to stay home after coming in contact with a coronavirus patient. they were exposed to that person after they came into the hospital for treatment. the pai there are no new cases in

scholar santa clara county so far. police in fremont are investigating a freeway shooting near northbound 880. someone opened fire on the black bmw after 3:00 a.m. the driver was safely able to get to a fire station. there were two bullet holes in the car, but nobody got hurt. we'll bring you new details as soon as we get them. also new, the oakland fire department is investigating the cause of a fire in a portable unit at the fire training academy. the battalion chief is saying it appears to have been an electrical fire. it strted just before 11:30 last night at the academy on victory court. the men's locker room had minor damage. a federal judge approved a settlement that moves pg&e closer to getting out of bankruptcy. it will allow the utility to refinance billions of dollars to repay bond holders. pg&e is positioned to get out of bankruptcy by june 30th. governor newsom says it has to make major changes including replacing the entire board of directors and ceo, bill johnson.

san francisco mayor london breed says she supports an investigation into the arrest into public works director mohammed nuru. the city controller is looking into contracts awarded at the department and at sfo. the fbi arrested nuru and local restaurant owner nick bovis last month. agents say nuru tried to bribe an airport official into giving bovis a license for an eatery at the restaurant. the mayor said nothing matters more than restoring the public trust in our government. our residents deserve it and the hard working men and women of our city deserve it. now to the results slowly coming in from the iowa caucuses. pete buttigieg appears to be in the lead.

president trump pulled out all the stops last night at the state of the union address using it as a platform for his upcoming campaign and using his made for tv talents to highlight his guests. >> the division between the parties was also on display. we go to capitol hill for the latest. good morning. >> good morning. division was seen from start to finish during this state of the union address. even before the president started his remarks, you could see the division between nancy pelosi and the president, but when the president did begin to speak, he focused mostly on his accomplishments but no mention of impeachment. >> reporter: ahead of his expected acquittal today and in the same chamber that impeached him, president trump delivered his third state of the union address. the political division between the parties palatable. the tone set before a word was spoken. the president rejected house speaker nancy pelosi's outreached hand.

while on the republican side, strong support. the president began his address by touting his triumphs and a strong economy. then pivoting to attack his political rivals. >> to those watching at home tonight i want you to know we will never let socialism destroy american health care. there were some moving moments that seemed to offer glimpses of unity. a tuskegee airman who flew combat missions in world war ii and his great grandson were honored. along with the family of a soldier deployed in afghanistan being reunited. >> tonight we have a very special surprise. i am thrilled to inform you that your husband is back from deployment. >> reporter: when trump wrapped up, the political friction once again spilling out and on full display. speaker pelosi tearing up the

president's speech and tossing it aside. >> why did you tear up the speech? >> because it was a manifesto of mistruths. >> noticeably absent from his speech, impeachment. the president did not mention the word impeachment during his address and ignored it altogether. the trial will pick up back here in a little under an hour. senators will have ten minutes to speak before the final vote at 4:00 p.m. eastern time. back to you. >> thank you. the fact checkers were hard at work during the speech to find out which claims hold up, go to abc7news.com. a new plan to streamline schedules and fares no matter where yow goiu're going on publ transportation. and a rare moment a remote wildlife camera caught in the

south bay. >> winds won't be cutting through you and making you feel chilly. it's cold out there. calistoga and rohnert park, we have some frost. 31 degrees. a lot of mid 30s in both valleys. the closer you get to the water, the mild you are. we have 45 in san francisco, alameda, 43. everyone else in the mid to upper 30s. getting close to freezing temperatures in lafayette and san ramon. redwood city at 34. here's walnut creek. looking southbound on 680. driving today, winds won't be an issue. colder this morning but milder this afternoon. you'll put that jacket aside. bay commute smoother than yesterday for sure. peninsula is 37 at 9:00. 47 at 11:00. upper 50s to low 60s from noon

through about 6:00. east bay valleys p 37 at 7:00. a few clouds there. same thing at 9:00, 45. pushing 59 at 1:00 and 5:00. in between, some low 60s during the height of the afternoon with total sunshine. in the south bay, you'll need the sunglasses. after a few clouds this morning, 38. 45 at 9:00. upper 50s at noon. low 60s from 1:00 through 4:00. even warmer weather coming up in my accuweather seven-day forecast. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you. good morning. our mass transit updates for you all. ferries are running on winter schedules. no delays. b.a.r.t. has 33 trains running now. all of them on time. ace 1 and ace 3 also on time. i do have a couple things here for you. we're going to start now trying to add the draif time drive ti bridges. this is the san mateo bridge coming from the toll plaza to foster city. 16 minutes for that. good time to hop on the bridge.

80 looking good. metering lights came on at the toll plaza. we're following a crash in san jose that i will get to. there we go. so this is northbound 101 past oakland road on-ramp. speeds are down to 13, 14 miles per hour. one lane is partially blocked and minor injuries are

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all right. let's look at what's going on with the school day forecast. you can see in the classroom there, let's look out the windows, a lot of sunshine on the way. starting off colder this morning. 34 to 40 degrees. at noon, 52 to 55. upper 60s at 3:00. here are the high clouds, the warmer air over our neighborhoods. pushing 60 in sacramento, monterey, chico, 61. 62 to 69 in southern california. 52 in yosemite. tahoe has temperatures finally above freezing today. 52 friday. about a 20 degree drop with snow showers on sunday. >> thanks. two car burglary suspects are in custody after being caught in the act by san francisco police. delvin carter and jared wilson

were under surveillance when officers say they drove to the golden gate bridge welcome center. investigators say in a matter of seconds they broke into three vehicles. officers followed them to the parking lot at stones town galleria in san francisco where they arrested them. police say they found stolen property from at least 18 break-ins. a big step forward in an effort to move a historic building and turn it into affordable housing. abc7 news was in san jose where the preservation action council presented a $10,000 check to habitat for humanity. it will help pay for the restoration of the palstone apartment building. te hoecation location it sits on is set to become a high rise building. the developer offered to move the building to city-owned land a few blocks away. habitat will turn it into affordable housing. city leaders say the deal sends a message that san jose does not bill dose its history but saves it instead. right now california state

assembly man david choo says transit systems is unreliable, fragmented and inequitable. he says part of the problem is different prices, different schedules on different systems and it makes public transportation confusing. for example, a single adult father for marin transit is $2, 2.25 on samtrans, and semta, ac transit charges 2.50. he is proposing assembly bill 2057. he wants to set up a universal bus fare, same discount fares for bus riders and realtime data. >> after investing billions of dollars into transportation in recent decades, only 3% of bay area trips are made with transit. >> a task force will be set up to draw up the new policies up around regional fares and coordinating schedules. wildlife cameras near gilroy are capturing behaviors and relationships that we have not seen before. check this out. this is a coyote and badger. the unlikely duo seems to be on

the hunt together. it's part of a three-year study to understand how wildlife interacts with major roadways. over 50 sensor cameras are deployed spot lighting where there are safe passages and problem areas in which animals are working together. >> the badger will start digger, very proficiently, flushing out ground squirrels, maybe he gets one and another exits from another hole and the coyote is waiting there. >> these videos capture night life co-existing which researchers home people will see and understand how important it is to conserve. russian river brewing company will start bottling for the first time. the triple ipa will be available for two weeks only from february 7th to the 20th at russian river brewing company's tap rooms in santa rosa and windsor. they will not be sold in stores.

the 510 milliliter bottles will sell for 10 bucks a piece. fans can take two bottles home. this will be the 16th >> peoit>> ok. >> they line up. they go crazy for it. >> have you tried it. >> un-huh. > okay. >> i don't stand in long lines forthings. >> i will if it's worth it. >> it's never worth it to me. >> ever? >> what is worth standing in a long line for you? >> disneyland! >> see, you will do it for disneyland. >> i won't. look, i won't. i won't wait longer than 30 minutes for something. >> that's reasonable. >> fast pass or nothing. >> oh. >> wake up early, get on the plan. >> all right. good thing they have those plans for people like reggie. northwest wind 8 to 15 up in our east bay hills. >> let's talk about what will happen today. warming sunshine, winds less aggressive.

we have p.m.s not quite as cold tonight. more fog will roll around. no rain in the extended temperature stream still pummel pacific northwest. snow in texas. this high pressure is pushing that jet stream and the fast winds away from us. that calming influence is why w we have no rain. but in atlanta they have about 6 to 8 inches of rain in the next nine days. they're getting too much, we're getting too little. our deficits ballooning from 4 1/2 to 6 inches of rain that we need to make up. today, 59 in san francisco and half moon bay. low 60s just about everywhere else. looking at the temperatures tonight, you can see the fog out there also around the bay, the coast, the east bay. temperatures in the upper 30s to 40s. san francisco, 47. here's my accuweather seven-day

forecast, you'll see temperatures that continue to climb up into friday. then they start to cool saturday, blustery and coolest for sunday. jobina? >> good morning. live look now in san jose, 101 here. a clear ride this morning. vista point to the toll plaza, six minutes on 101 heading south. mass transit alert about the b.a.r.t. service expansion that begins on monday. earlier weekday service on some lines and two-line service into san francisco on sundays. much more on that on abc7news.com. in san jose, still following this three-car crash, northbound 101 past the oakland road on-ramp. one lane is partially blocked. kim kardashian west is on "good morning america." the mom of four is talking about family and a new passion project. she says she is working on a documentary about criminal justice reform after finishing

her first year of law school. >> i'm so excited for this documentary i'm doing on oxygen. >> on you're getting a law degree. >> i am. i'm ready to take the baby bar in a few months, which is a necessity to continue on for the next three years in california. >> kardashian west is keeping busy with her new shape wear line that launches today at nordstrom. you can watch her full interview at 7:00 after abc7news.com. dyson filed a patent for germ killing headphones that could be more effective than putting on a mask. the company is best known for vacuum cleaners. it says the headset will have speakers with air filter built into ear cups and a

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let's look at what's going on down in hollywood this sunday. chance of showers are and a temperature of 62. not a very good chance of showers. i'm not too worried about the

red carpet, not right now. 43 in san rafael. temperatures up in the north bay, some of the biggest departures from average. santa rosa about 5 degrees warmer than average at 64. concord, 62. san jose, 61. 59 in san francisco. oakland, 60. redwood, 60. just a bit below average. here's a look from mount tam. if you're out enjoying the warm weather, high amount of tree pollen moderate amount of mold. macy's plans to close 125 stores over the next three years and cut 2,000 corporate jobs. nearly half of those will be in san francisco. so the corporate offices here will close. the company also plans to test a new store format called market by macy's. a smaller than an average macy's sto store. the company is making changes to stabilize profitability and allow for future growth.

transamerica pyramid has been sewed fold for the first t its history. a new york developer and his group are buying the building for 700 million. the sale includes two buildings next to the pyramid. the name of the building will not change. transamerica corporation will retain naming rights. we have more chances to take in the san francisco skyline from the tallest building in the city. >> in an email, sales force says they will open up tours for this month and next. the public tours are free but you have to register online. >> what time? that's what we need to find out. it will fill up quickly. >> it will. i still haven't been up. new at 6:00, an effort to make bay area streets safer for everyone. the east bay city that could make a busy road car free. and coronavirus evacuees from china are in solano county. we're live at travis air force base with the efforts to keep

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34 to 36 around the bay and inland neighborhoods. at the coast, 40. high clouds from time to time. 56 to 57 at noon. 55 at the coast. low 60s above average for the rest of us. 49 inland. low to mid 50s at 7:00. we'll talk about a day that could reach 70 coming up. here's jobina. >> thank you. good morning. we are seeing what looks like emergency crews arriving to this crash we heard about from the chp at the bay bridge toll plaza. two cars involved. i'll step out of the way so you can see the bridge crew on the scene. if you are coming from the toll plaza, trying to get into san francisco, it will take you 17 minutes for that drive time across the bridge. we'll keep watching what happens there. you can see where this is there. that build up, once you the toll plaza, all green and