i'm concerned about basically how long this outbreak will last. >> now at 5:00, coronavirus concerns as another plane with american evacuees lands at travis air force base overnight. democrats get ready to go head to head in the eighth debate tonight. the latest standings after the iowa caucus confusion. and look at this. we're waking up to fog across the bay area. here's a live look outside. we have mike nicco here with that forecast. it's february 7th. i'm julian glover. >> i'm kumasi aaron. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast and mike is tracking that fog. >> it is a big deal as it continues to spread. you can see this offshore breeze pushing it into novato.

hugging the peninsula coast. look at the winds across the bay. coming through the san pablo bay, then sliding down both sides of the bay shoreline. this is how it looks at the bay bridge toll plaza. this is an improvement from a few minutes ago. temperatures 40 to 45. mid to upper 50s at the coast. 61 to 63 for an outside lunch date. 66 to 67. the heat peaks today. we're back in the low to mid 50s this evening. let's talk about the commute. hi, jobina. >> hi, mike. thank you very much. good morning. happy friday to you. it's 5:01. mass transit agencies are up and run. ferries on the winter schedule with no delays. b.a.r.t. on time, ace 1, no delays either. pretty good. exciting news for b.a.r.t. riders. the expansion that begins on monday, earlier service, weekdays on some lines. the two-line service into san francisco on sunday. live look at san francisco, 280 at king street camera, things are light, nice and clear.

no fog in this area. we have a fog advisory for the golden gate bridge. it does look good in comparison to the bay bridge. back to you guys. >> thank you. this morning the coronavirus outbreak is worsening. as of this morning more than 600 people have died. more than 31,000 are sick from the virus. >> two more flights carrying evacuees from china are arriving in the u.s. today. one landed at travis air force base in solano county around 3:00 this morning. this is the flight path from flight aware after refueling it will head to texas then to nebraska. another flight stopped in vancouver, canada. that one will land eventually in san diego. the cdc will test several passengers on board a royal caribbean cruise ship for coronavirus. the ship docked in new jersey early this morning. a federal official told our sister station wabc it's possible the sick passengers have the flu and not coronavirus, but they just want

to test them as an abundance of caution. people stuck on a quarantine cruise ship after the coast of japan are coming down with coronavirus. >> japan says they recorded 41 new cases of the virus and 8 of them are americans. the ship is under a 14 day quarantine. a utah couple stuck on board is talking about it this morning. >> inside, nothing has changed. we're still in our cabins and we're unable to leave our cabins. they're keeping it as safe as possible. >> they say it's scary to hear more people are currently getting sick. you can watch more of their interview coming up on "gma." that's at 7:00 after abc7 mornings. 16 labs in california will start providing corona tests that can give more rapid results starting next week. right now there's 12 confirmed cases in the u.s. cornell barnard spoke with some students who have family in china. >> lots of people buying,

wearing and hoarding masks. >> reporter: hundreds came to the berkeley school of public health to get the facts about coronavirus. health officials say there are no reported cases of the virus on campus. some students who have family in china are scared. >> they cannot drive cars on the road. everyone has to stay at home. every two days you can go to the grocery store. >> i'm concerned about basically how long this outbreak will last. >> there's a great deal that's unknown. >> reporter: dr. art reingold says there are 12 confirmed cases in the u.s. two are in santa clara county, two in san bonito county. >> every day brings more cases, more deaths globally. >> reporter: next week scientists at this state-run lab in richmond will start testing for the coronavirus with quick turnaround time. right now testing on the federal level takes about a week. >> specimens no longer need to

be shipped to atlanta to be tested. that process can be sped up. an entire part of our website is dedicated to helping you find answers about coronavirus. head to abc7news.com for the latest information. you can get updates by enabling push alerts on the abc7 news app. at the live desk, the democratic presidential hopefuls are preparing to square off in new hampshire in the last debate before tuesday's primary. senator bernie sanders and pete buttigieg say they're trying to move past the iowa caucuses after all the confusion there. there's still no clear front-runner in the hawkeye state with 100% of precincts reporting. buttigieg and sanders are only 0.1 percent apart with both declaring victory here. the two appeared in separate town halls on cnn. >> we have enough of iowa. i think we should move on to new hampshire. >> i also know that we're in new hampshire now. we have to look ahead.

>> seven presidential hopefuls will square off on that debate stage tonight. you can watch it right here on abc7 starting at 5:00 p.m. new details this morning. the san mateo sheriff's office says it wias a dog that killed pet chickens at a millbrae preschool over the weekend. investigators say someone vandalized the nursery school letting the coop open and the chickens got out. a specialized veterinarian determined the five chickens were killed by a dog. a stretch of a road in fremont once packed with rvs is now packed with boulders. crews started phase one of the plan to prevent semis and rvs from parking on the side of the road. they placed boulders on the side of the road. several businesses are located on cato road including tesla.

ail aboard b.a.r.t. to san jose? not quite yet. officials still don't have an estimate for when the new milpitas and berryessa stations will be open for service? that's not the only project delayed. according to the san jose "mercury news," ac trains and rapid buses on tand the i-80 exs lanes are delayed, too. the express lanes are now planned for the summer. neighborhood temperature time. it's 5:07 on a friday. look at that fog along the coast. it is spreading over towards the peninsula. i'll show you that in a second. 38 in menlo park, 40 in red rood city. 42 in belmont and foster city. everyone else 43 to 47 degrees. mid to low 40s down into the south bay. upper 30s, 37 to 41 in the east bay valleys. from 37 in napa and fairfield to

45 in san rafael across the north bay. here's sfo, there's some of that fog. i think we're going to have some delays. i can barely see the planes. errands today, if you're going to the beach, low uv index. bay play, relaxing breezes. high amounts of pollen and mold if you're exercising. north dabay, fog, but climbing from 39 to 49 from 7:00 to 9:00. 59 at 11:00. then this afternoon, mid to upper 60s. topping out at 69 in places like santa rosa. for the east bay, fog will be an issue and temperatures in the 40s through 8:00. hazy sunshine, 60 at noon. and last stop, san francisco, we have that fog and a temperature from 46 at 7:00 to 50. look at that. we're nearing 60 during the afternoon hours.

low 60s, kumasi, this afternoon. here is jobina. >> i do agree with her, it was so beautiful yesterday. good morning. happy friday to you. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza. we do have a fog advisory. visibility around 100 feet. once you move through the toll plaza. that fog will move out and it's clear by the time you get into san francisco. live look at the rinchmond-san rafael bridge, everything is nice and light. tracy to dublin, 30 minutes. antioch to concord, 14 minutes. pulling up this green map for you, for the most part no slowdowns in the area. here we have fog along the coastline at highway 1. kumasi and julian? >> thank you. speaking of the warm temperatures, a sure sign that spring is almost here, giants fan fest is tomorrow out at

oracle park. free passes are still available on the giants website for now for the first time fans can use a mobile entry pass option. te first 10,000 fans to use their mobile pass to enter the stadium will receive a giants mystery item. probably something good. players, coaches and other giants vips will be signing autographs throughout the park. fan fest runs tomorrow from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. now i want to know what that mystery item will be. >> you have to go. >> you have to go to find out. coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. we had an episode in november where she came back from a walk, she fainted. >> a bay area man's mission to make sure his therapy dog lives as long as possible. he says he is using his life savings for a pricey procedure. and we are taking a live look at the dolby theater in hollywood. the oscars are coming up this sunday. the show's producers explain what you might see on stage.

and a live look outside. look at the fog out there as you start your morning commute. we have mike nicco and jobina trac uh, "fifteen minutes could save you 15%ain? or more on car insurance." i think we're gonna swap over to "over seventy-five years of savings and service." what, we're just gonna swap over? yep. pump the breaks on this, swap it over to that. pump the breaks, and, uh, swap over? that's right. instead of all this that i've already-? yeah. what are we gonna do with these?

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morning. a flight landed from wuhan at travis air force base. number two, i'm not telling you to go out and go wine tasting today, but my two hottest temperatures today are in wine country, whether it's in san jose or livermore, temperatures in the mid 60s to near 70 degrees. it's going to be a gorgeous afternoon. and number three, we do have a fog advisory for the bay bridge this morning. also the golden gate bridge, this is a live look at the toll plaza. chp is reporting that visibility is around 100 feet. number four, san jose firefighters were called to an accident after pool chemicals spilled everywhere. police say a pick-up truck crashed into a wall last night. investigators say the driver ran away. number five, tonight seven democratic presidential candidates will square off in new hampshire in the last debate before tuesday's primary. here's the stage. you can watch the debate on abc7

at 5:00 p.m. number six a date has been set for a memorial service celebrating the lives of kobe bryant, his daughter and the seven others killed in that horrific helicopter crash. it will be held month february 24th at the staples center in los angeles. number seven, the hype is real, you guys. so you might be getting up to get coffee for breakfast, but these beer fans lining up to be the first to get a taste of pliney the younger. some call it one of the best beers in the world. a bond between a person and their bet is really irreplaceable. what would you do to keep yours alive or should we say how much would you pay? dion lim sat down with a bay area man paying a lot to keep his dog alive. >> reporter: you would never know that this 12-year-old lola has a life threatening condition. >> we had an episode in november where she came back from a walk

and fainted. she has an enlarged heart because she has a damaged mitral valve. >> reporter: in other words, pre heart failure, failure, fai just months, if not a year to live. it affects millions of dogs. lola, a certified therapy dog, he says has saved his life countless times. >> i suffer from severe depression and bipolar disorder. the reason i continue to survive and thrive with the disease is lola. >> reporter: but today, jason has hope, thanks to a type of open heart surgery pioneered by a japanese doctor. his surgeries have a 90% success rate. but here's the catch -- >> it's about $45,000. i've already cashed out my 401(k) and using every penny of my savings, and i'm looking into selling my car, if need be. >> reporter: until now, the procedure was only available in japan. but now surgeons are being

trained to do the procedure in florida. making it not only accessible, but also in hopes to bring the cost down. >> right now it is a very high-end, high skilled procedure that's a combination of a lot of different teams from around the world coming together. >> reporter: with surgery scheduled for this summer in florida, jason has peace of mind that lola will live at least another four years, and dog owners everywhere can find that same hope, too. >> anything for lola. she's family. >> reporter: dion lim, "abc7 news." >> local what lola is loved. >> sure is. we're counting down to the oscars. two days until the big show. >> we want to take you live to the dolby theater. on sunday, you can expect all of the big stars to be here on the red carpet. the show's producers are giving us a speak peek at what we can expect. >> i think it will feel

theatrical. that was important to us. we wanted to put on a show this year. there's more music moments than they've had in recent years. >> among the musical acts, elton john will be performing his oz car nominated song from rocket man, and grammy winner billie eilish will be performing as well. >> you can watch the 92nd oscars this sunday at 5:00. it's only on abc7. the time is 5:18. mike, you'some people will be hitting some fog in some areas. >> on 880 this morning it was thick. >> wasn't it? it was clear, you could see forever, then you hit that wall of fog. some areas that are void of it right now, easier commute looking south on 680, heading towards 24. san jose, no fog here.

it will spread throughout especially the bay shoreline as we head throughout the morning. it will be our warmest afternoon this afternoon. kicking off work early? increasing winds this weekend. look at the temperatures, 61 at half moon bay. 66 to 70 degrees for the rest of us. even with the fog this morning, we'll reach yesterday's levels if not higher. fog may slow us down but there's so much warmth in the air, i don't think we can be held back this afternoon. fog tonight. temperatures mainly in the low to mid 40s. 39 in santa rosa. 47 in san francisco and half moon bay for the mild spots. it will get rather breezy saturday night at 7:00. all these areas above 1,000 feet we have northwest winds 20 to 30, but gusts up to 50 miles per hour. power outages possible. downed trees also. my accuweather seven-day forecast, look at the temperature drop tomorrow and sunday when it's windiest. then we rebound back into the

low to upper 60s for most of next week. can't get rid of spring. anybody complaining? >> no. >> okay. >> i'm not mad at it. good morning. i'm following a crash right now that i'll get to. first we want to show you the fog here that we're experiencing. we have different fog advisories for the bay bridge, also the golden gate bridge. there's fog along the coast here. moving up to the crash, albany, eastbound 80 to 580. that connector ramp. the fire department was blocking the lanes. now that the map has turned green, i wonder if that has changed. the bay bridge toll plaza, you can see that fog certainly now. metering lights are not on. i have some drive times. highway 4 to the maze, 13 minutes. bay bridge, 11 minutes. if you're headed westbound. san francisco to sfo, 9 minute ride. >> thanks. m cog up, why there co

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you are going to fan fest tomorrow? temperatures will be significantly cooler. could be some lingering fog around. maybe breezy in the afternoon at 58 degrees. coming up in today's "gma" first look, the tv doctor and his girlfriend accused of victimizing hundreds of women are talking. >> it comes after the district attorney dropped all the charges. elizabeth hur has the story. breaking their silence. >> i spoke with two lawyers who

represent women who claim that they were sexually assaulted by you both. what do you have to say to that? >> in 2018 the two were accused of unspeakable crimes against women by the orange county district attorney's office. on tuesday, a stunning reversal. the new district attorney announcing plans to drop all charges. >> hearing todd spitzer say he was going to request all charges be dismissed what was that like? >> i still can't believe it. it's like i just said, it's so surreal. >> coming up at 7:00 a.m., what they want the world to know and their message for the people who put them behind elizabeth smart is launching a defense class called smart defense. smart was a kidnapping survivor

and she was taken when she was 14, but she says a different incident compelled her to create the program. she said a man assaulted her last summer during a flight putting his hand between her legs while she was sleeping. she reported the incident. delta is investigating. the coronavirus outbreak could cause a short fage in app airpods. the outbreak has forced suppliers to stop operations for two weeks. reporters for the asian review found 45 million orders of air pod pros are just stuck in limbo now at chinese factories. work resumes on monday but the pause in operations could leave factories without components for the pro and the standard models. a new service just says online dating sites and apps are not a great place to find ever lasting love. just 12% of survey respondents married or had a committed

relationship with someone they met on a site or app. women seem to have a tougher time with this. nearly 40% say they found it difficult or somewhat difficult to find people they were physically attracted to. that's compare ed d to about 20 me men. >> wow. the tea is being spilled. >> despite that, more than half of online daters say they had an overall positive experience. i think that's because you're dating and getting to know people, i can't disagree. i have not had success with that. >> yeah. you swipe? swipe? swipe? >> they might look cute on that picture, when you get there -- >> hello! oh. i wasn't expecting you today. we're coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including beer before breakfast. brew enthusiasts are up early waiting for a special release in the north bay. and a crash that ended up as

a hazmat situation. the investigation into spilled chemicals. affordable housing is a top challenge in building a better bay area. san francisco's largest bus yard may be home to more than just vehicles. and taking a live look outside at the city. not too much fog here but other areas you w mik'mike will get it done?'n, ok, let me tell you what the 'it' is. as mayor, i expanded healthcare coverage. as president, i'll build on obamacare because healthcare is a right. i created nearly 500,000 jobs in new york city. as president, i'll build an economy that delivers good jobs with higher wages.

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. now at 5:30, coronavirus emergency. more americans arrive in california overnight on an evacuation flight from china. the growing effects from the growing health crisis in the bay area. the democratic candidates are turning their focus to new hampshire and gearing up for tonight's debate. i'm ines de la cuetara, i'll have the details coming up. firefighters rush to put out a big house fire sparked by an explosion in the south bay. >> all i heard was boom. it sounded like somebody drove a mac truck into my window.

>> what a fire captain says crews found at the home. these rideshare passengers did not regret sitting in the front see the when they found out who was driving. ♪ you don't know my name >> didn't you say your name was laura. >> the latest edition of undercov undercover lyft. >> didn't you say your name was laura? sir. >> he wasn't as surprised as i thought he would be. >> i think he had to do the triple take. this is not real life. >> laura? >> laura? has anyone ever told you -- >> right. >> good morning. yeah. we'll get to that story. it's crazy. how do you not know? >> for those of you who take uer a lot, that would be fun to do. >> yeah. >> never happens, though. >> nothing cool like that, no. >> hi, everybody. if you are commuting, look for

rapid reduction of visibility thanks to some thick fog that is rolling around. visibility as low as a couple hundred feet in many areas. reporting stations in santa rosa and half moon bay have the lowest visibility followed by sfo, napa and oakland. winds blowing offshore. i expect this fog to spread throughout the bay heading through the morning commute. here it is as we look from it the east bay hills covering oakland, emeryville and the bay bridge. temperatures 40 to 45. by noon, 56 at the coast, 61 to 63, maybe you find that little cafe that has an outdoor sidewalk seating, get there early. temperatures in the upper 60s this afternoon. >> i'm visualizing myself there right now hopefully. good morning. mass transit, look at this. beautiful. all on time. ferries on the winter schedule, no delays. 27 trains for b.a.r.t., all on time. ace 1 and ace 3, no delays. where you see some slowdowns is

at the bay bridge toll plaza. there is a fog advisory for the bay bridge. i can tell you that once you make it through the toll plaza, your clear, there's no fog when you make it into san francisco. walnut creek, here is 680, nice, smooth ride. no fog in the area that i'm seeing or any traffic issues on the roadway. drive times are all green across the board and looking good. >> thanks. developing news in the effort to evacuate americans from china. another flight carrying coronavirus evacuees landed at travis air force base. >> the flight came directly from wuhan, china. the epicenter of the outbreak. the plane touched down at the military base about three hours -- just after 3:00 this morning to refuel. passengers are being screened for the virus before flying to texas and then their final destination in nebraska. anyone showing symptoms will be kept at travis and join the 178 other evacuees who came earlier this week and are now in quarantine. evacuees are being taken to

canada. this plane departed vancouver last night after refueling. this plane is headed to ontario, canada where passengers will spend 14 days under quarantine. another plane is stopping in vancouver this morning before coming to san diego. more travel restrictions are coming soon to keep the virus from spreading. by february 17th, sfo and mineta san jose airport will have no flights servicing china. this immigration china says more people with u.s. work visas are stuck overseas. >> we have a high-level executive stuck in china. he cannot come back. he is not a u.s. citizen, he's holding an l1 visa. >> he said many of his clients rely on visas for their work force and those companies will be impacted. two lunar new year celebrations in the bay area are still happening as planned.

the oakland museum of california says they're monitoring the outbreak ahead of the noontime event tomorrow but have no plans to cancel at this point. in san francisco, the city is going ahead with the chinese new year parade tomorrow. for everything you need to know about the coronavirus, we know this is developing quickly, head over to our website. abc7news.com. your voice your vote. the democratic candidates are preparing for the next debate tonight on abc. this is the last debate before the new hampshire primary and after the iowa debacle, the stakes could not be higher. ines de la cuetara has more. >> good morning. after all that confusion in iowa, the democratic candidates are now turning their focus to new hampshire and hoping tonight's debate can give them a boost. overnight, the two leading democratic candidates trying to move past iowa. bernie sanders and pete buttigieg appearing in separate town halls on cnn. >> we've got enough of iowa.

i think we should move on to new hampshire. >> i also know that we're in new hampshire now. we've got to look ahead. >> reporter: with 100% of precincts reporting, there is still no clear front-runner in the hawkeye state. buttigieg and sanders only 0.1 of a percentage point apart and both declaring victory. dnc chairman tom perez is now calling for a recanvas of iowa telling msnbc. >> i want them to know every iowa voter knows their vote was counted and take our commitment to accuracy seriously. >> reporter: former vice president joe biden who finished in fourth place admitting he took a gut punch in the caucuses but insisting -- >> i'm not going anywhere. i'm counting on new hampshire. we're going to come back. >> reporter: the presidential hopefuls now crisscrossing new hampshire. >> hello, derry. >> hello, exeter, new hampshire. how are you? >> reporter: and they're looking ahead to tonight's abc news/wmur debate.

>> new hampshire is not the kind of place to let iowa or anybody else tell you what to do. >> reporter: biden is home in delaware preparing, and he's already been sharpening his attacks. >> he calls himself a democratic socialist. well, we're already seeing what donald trump is going to do with that. >> reporter: and seven presidential candidates will square off in that debate tonight just days ahead of the new hampshire primary. officials there say they are ready for tuesday's vote. >> ines, thank you. and you can watch tonight's debate live from new hampshire on abc7. live coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. overnight, fire crews had to be called to an accident scene in san jose after chemicals spilled. a pickup truck crashed into a wall last night. the driver fled the scene. officials reportedly said the chemicals were pool cleaning supplies. roads had to be closed at lakeside drive and casabella avenue. in the south bay, the san

jose fire department is investigating the cause of a house fire. neighbors say they heard an explosion before this home went up in flames it happened on north 18th street. the fire captain telling us the home was abandoned recently but one person was seen running from it while it burned. that person was taken to the hospital. no word on their condition. abc7 news is focused on the ways that people are building a better bay area, that includes addressing the housing crisis. the examiner is reporting that fsmta is considering building housing from muni operators on property it already owns. agency officials say they're dealing with an operator shortage that leaves muni buses undriven system-wise. they say they hope to build 525 housing units on bryant street and half of those units would be designated affordable housing. coming up, new details of the public memorial for kobe other victims of the helicopter crash. the very special meaning behind

the chosen date. also this morning, lining up for beer. amy hollyfield is live at russian river brewing as beer fans wait to get a taste of pliny the younger. >> they said forget the coffee, go for the beer this morning. >> right? >> so we're tracking fog as people wake up. we're also talking about some warmer temperatures, too. in >> definitely. a little bit of fog in that beer, did you see that? >> i'll take that fog. >> yeah. much better than the fog we're dealing with outside. let's look at those temperatures and the fog in the napa valley and up near santa rosa. we have 35 in rohnert park, 33 in calistoga, 35 in novato and san rafael. 44 in vallejo, 45 in napa. we have fog around san francisco, san carlos, daly city, it's starting to get foggier, temperatures in the mid to upper 40s. alameda, 47. san jose, 47. east bay valleys, mid to upper 30s. san mateo bridge is i could yet. as you head towards the

peninsula you will run into some fog. mass transit will be milder all day today and the bay commute that fog sitting on top of the water. peninsula, 40s through 9:00 with some fog. breaking out to the upper 50s by noon. low to mid 60s, 63 to 66 degrees from 1:00 to 3:00. 7:00 this evening down to 55. east bay valleys, pretty clear. that's why we're still in the 40s at 9:00. jumping to 57 at 11:00. mid to upper 60s this afternoon. same thing down in the south bay, 60 at 11:00. near 70 by 3:00. cooler weather on the way this weekend. i'll have that coming up next. here is jobina. good morning. >> good morning. thank you, mike. good morning. happy friday. still following this single car crash in albany. one lane is blocked. this is eastbound 80 to 580 as that changeover happens. you can expect delays in the

area. a tow truck is on the scene. someone was rushed to the hospital by an ambulance. we're waiting on an update as to when that will be cleared up. drive times here, tracy to dublin, 37 minutes. dublin to mission boulevard, 15 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino, 15 minutes. live look at 87 in san jose, nice and clear down there. no fog in the area or issues on the road. as for emeryville, live look at 80, you can certainly see there's fog in the area, but grand now we have to deal withed us this.rs. climate change is an emergency. that's why i wrote the nation's most progressive climate law. and that's why i'm endorsing tom steyer. because when big oil tried to stop our clean air laws,

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what are we doing at the bus stops? watch out for that patchy, thick fog. gone by 11:00. temperatures jumping from 55. we'll have 65 in monterey today and sacrameno, 67 in fresno. 70 in l.a. 77 in palm springs. sierra snow pack every day we don't get snow, it shrinks. 64% of average. snow showers for sunday, temperatures in the low to mid 50s today and tomorrow. then back above average next week. not looking good. >> all right. thank you. a date has been set for a memorial service celebrating the lives of kobe bryant and his daughter and seven others killed in that helicopter crash. it will be held monday, february 24th at the staples center in

los angeles. there is significance in that date. you might realize that it reflects the basketball numbers worn by the nba icon and his daughter. kobe wore the number 24 and gianna wore the number 2. police in the east bay credit alert neighbors for the arrest of two burglary suspects. they were taken into custody at the concord b.a.r.t. station and it's thanks to a tip from a homeowner on david avenue. the person spotted a group of men in a neighbor's backyard and reported that to police. officers discovered that license plate on their vehicle matched a burglary in pleasant hill. one of the two men arrested was also wanted for robbery in fremont. happening now, as you wake up at 5:44 this morning. remember the time, there is a line growing for some beer, but not just any beer. >> crowds in downtown santa rosa are waiting to get a taste of pliny the younger. the popular triple ipa is available starting today but this year there's something new

and different. amy hollyfield is joining us from the russian river brewing company with the details on that. good morning. >> good morning. it's friday, i have found the party, it's right here in santa rosa. the line to get pliny the younger, and these people are good at waiting in line. we have blankets, we kleiners, people playing cards. they have done this before. they come every year. they're die-hards, they love this beer and they love this day. we have to check in with the front of the line. lindsay wadell is here every year. good to see you again. >> good morning. >> we are wondering if you could talk to us about what time you got here and again why do you do this every year? >> why do i do this? well, you have to do something like this in this crazy world to keep yourself sane, that's for sure. that's why. i got here 10:30 yesterday morning because i wanted it to be -- usually they open up at 10:30. i wanted it to be a full 24-hour -- >> my gosh.

it's worth it? >> yes, definitely worth it. definitely worth it. >> one new thing this year, this year for the first time they're going to bottle this pressures beer. >> that's right. >> what do you think of that? will you buy any? i think i know the answer to the second question. >> for sure i'll buy some of the bottled beer. it will be interesting. you know, we always have it. it's right out of the barrel basically or fresh. i'll buy some and -- >> do you like the idea? >> sure. at least i want to have a bottle that says pliny the younger. i like that idea. i don't know. we'll see. we'll find out after i drink the bottled beer. it will be different from what's in the glass. >> i'm looking forward to hearing your review. thank you for chatting with us good to see you again. he's my annual friend. i see him every year. he said he lost count how many times he's done this the tasting room will be serving the beer for two weeks only. you can only drink it here, you

can stay it here to drink it. this year for the first time they're selling it in bottles, but you can only buy the bottles here. they want it to taste as fresh as they can. they say you should drink it within a few weeks. you have to come here. i hope to see all of you later we're having fun up here. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> can't you just get us a bottle? how many can you get? is there a limit? >> how many do you want? >> you know people. >> i'll text you. i'll text you. thank you. >> i'll try to bring you some. >> thanks. man. >> those people are dedicated. >> he said he lost track of how many times he's done this and he's already been there for 24 hours. that's dedication. >> it looks cold. >> it's never too cold for good beer.

amy, what's your venmo? it's a foggy morning out there. our warmest afternoon is on the way. tonight we have seasonal temperatures and fog returning. the extended, we have a dry pattern with mainly above average temperatures. the area of high pressure still dominating our forecast. it's pretty much sitting on top of us. there's a little dent in that cloud cover. that's an area of low pressure that is going to bring us the breezy conditions. that's sat night into sunday. that's why we have a high wind watch starting at 7:00 saturday night all the way through 4:00 monday morning. so this area of low pressure will have no moisture with it whatsoever, but it could also bring a chance of showers to the oscars. there you go. about 1 million of us will be dealing with winds gusting up to 50 miles per hour. bring things up or tie them down

before you head to bed saturday night. 61 in half moon bay. 66 in san francisco. san rafael and oakland, 70 in san jose. 68 in concord. 69 in santa rosa. as far as temperatures tonight, mainly low to upper 40s. look at that fog again. my accuweather seven-day forecast, coolest and windiest sunday. we rebound with milder temperatures and calmer conditions next week. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. it's 5:49 right now. i do have a mass transit alert for you all. ace 1 is running about 12 minutes behind schedule. that's due to track maintenance. i want to let you know about the b.a.r.t. service expansion that begins monday. there will be earlier weekday service on some lines. two-line service into san francisco on sundays. live look at the san mateo bridge. foggy here. seeing those brake lights as people make their way west downed. san rafael, 101, nice and clear this morning.

we're two days away from the oscars on abc7. there's a lot of excitement building up to it. >> hollywood is ready. this is a live look outside the dole by theater in hollywood. the famous red carpet is laid out and the huge oscar statues are already in place. one challenging thing that the stars have to think about is what they're going to wear. not abc7 news anchor dion lim, we have her overed. she is headed to the oscars, and we get to decide which dress she wears. >> start crilicking. >> we have to tell her which ones is our favorite. go to abc7news.com/vote to pick your favorite. i already voted for team yellowful >> i thought so too, but that maroon color, she's going to stand out. >> really? the second one? >> yeah. >> okay. >> not feeling that one? kumasi will cancel out my vote, that's why we need you to vote.

find out which dress is the winner. dion will be live from hollywood for our countdown to the oscars. and our coverage starts today at 4:00. should be fun. you can watch the 92nd oscars this sunday at 5:00 on abc7. this is one of our favorite stories. alysha keys gave some fans a huge surprise when she went under cover as a lyft driver. >> so the singer drove around l.a. she had on a hat, sunglasses and this video that lyft posted to youtube. >> i just moved here under a year ago. >> where did you move from? >> new york. >> oh, wow. >> mm-hmm. the concrete jungle. nothing you can't do because the big lights inspire you, you know? >> yeah. it's totally different. i've been to broadway shows over there. >> she dropping all the hints. all the hints. >> giving you lyric after lyric. >> after even quoting her own songs it took a while for passengers to catch on. >> do you have holiday plans in.

>> i'm going to my parents. you? >> probably spending the holiday with my grammys. >> that's always nice. >> what's grammys? >> all of my grammys. like grammys. grandma? >> alysha. just say it. you look like her, but come on. >> i am her. >> hi, alysha. i love you. >> alysha. alysha >> she said you fooled me long enough. that is so awesome. again, i would have freaked out way more than that. >> this is a man who said -- she said you don't know my name. just said your name was karen. >> right. you better catch these hints. what a surprise. that would have made someone's day. >> gosh. >> man. >> when did he finally get it? >> did he? >> we don't know. >> we don't know. coming up next at 6:00, caltrain takes a step to create more affordable housing near public transit.

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i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. chance of showers looking more likely down on the red carpet at the oscars. 63 degrees. heading to fan fest, look at that. we have 53 to 58 questidegrees. not quite as warm. a little bit of a breeze also. not bad for the middle of winter. >> all right. thanks. netflix users know all too well when you're scrolling through the library a preview of a movie or a tv show will automatically play in the thumbnail. now we can turn it off.

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evacuees lands at travis air force base overnight as a cruise ship comes into the east coast and officials are preparing to test everybody on board. good morning. it's friday, february 7th. >> we made it to the end of the week. we have a lot to talk about. we're waking up to fog right now. we have a live look from the east bay hills camera, you can see the fog creeping up into the bay this morning. we want to get you to meteorologist mike nicco who is tracking where the fog is now. good morning. >> good morning. thank you very much. hi, everybody. the fog is not staying in one place. it's actually moving around. when it hits napa and santa rosa, visibility down to a couple hundred feet. better in oakland, sfo and half moon bay at the reporting stations. i can tell you having driven through it, it's dangerously thick at times. you can see the wind flow, so it will push down into deeper into the bay as we head through the morning commute. it is starting to come over to san francisco from oakland as you can see from our exploratorium camera at pier 15. temperatures 38 to 45 this morning about the same as yesterday.