this ferfying attack caught on home security cameras. robbers target a man while he's cleaning his own car in his driveway. the video police hope leads them to the thieves. god morning to you on this wednesday, february 12th. >> we'll get to that story. first, you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. mike has a look at the day ahead. good morning. >> good morning. a huge temperature swing, 25 degrees cooler this morning at half moon bay. 24 out in fairfield. 17 in oakland. 18 in livermore and napa. it is definitely chilly once again. look at the winds in the east

bay hills, only about 4 to 11 miles per hour. so we have calmer conditions and cooler weather. dress for 39 to 43, but by noon, 59 to 64, warmer than average. look at the mid to upper 60s with just about total sunshine for the bay and inland neighborhoods. this evening, low to mid 50s. here's the commute with jobina. >> 5:01 right now. we're checking in on mass transit. the ferries are running on a winter schedule with no delays. b.a.r.t., 12 trains running, all on time. here's where i want everyone to pay attention. ace riders can expect delays across all of the lines through february. that's due to track work. ace 1 is running now. bay bridge running nice and smooth. a live picture showing you the richmond-san rafael bridge, how

empty it is. great time to head out the door there. a look at our map, the only slowdown is out of tracy. >> we're starting with breaking news from southern california. look at this? firefighters are pouring water on a huge fire that erupted at an apartment building in tustin, orange county. this live picture shows us what's happening. they have this thing surrounded but this will be a real bear to put out. the fire started around 3:30 this morning. it's not immediately known if anyone got hurt or just how this fire started. we'll monitor what's happening there and bring you updates. that looks like a big complex. hopefully everyone is okay. back at home, all he was try doing was clean his car, in an instant a couple of men were holding an oakland resident at gun point. >> look at this video. it's very clear. you can see what's happening. it is making a lot of us especially this man's neighbors lived. amy hollyfield is joining us live from the newsroom with more

on this. amy? >> this is scary. we talked to the victim. he said the thieves stole his phone, his gold necklace and his bracelet, worth about $5,000. look at this video again. he's attacked in the middle of the day in front of his own home. two men grab him and then put a gun to the back of his head. the suspects force him to the ground, pat down his body and then they run away. actually they walked away. it was 1:30 monday afternoon. the victim was just cleaning out his car in his own driveway. he did not want to talk on camera. he is scared. neighbors say they're glad it was captured on camera and they're hoping the cameras will prevent future crimes. >> this is the worst thing that's happened probably in ten years. hopefully it will work for deterrent value first and foremost. should there be a problem, they'll have a record of it. >> it was his cameras that caught what neighbors believe is the thieves white sedan.

this happened in the diamond neighborhood. no one was hurt, just shaken up. police are investigating. no arrests have been made. live in the newsroom, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. i'm tracking the primary election at the live desk. it is official. senator bernie sanders has won the new hampshire primary with 26% of the votes. he narrowly beat former pete buttigieg who got 24%. during his victory speech, senator sanders said this is the beginning of the end for president trump. >> our campaign is not just about beating trump, it is about transforming this country. >> senator amy klobuchar rounded out the top three candidates. elizabeth warren, joe biden and tom steyer finished in the single digits. it's important to keep in mind that the primary race is about winning delegates not just the popular vote. senator sanders got more votes

than iowa and new hampshire, pete buttigieg has two more delegates than senator sanders. that means the democratic field is getting smaller. two candidates just dropped out of the race including michael bennett and businessman andrew yang. >> you know i am the math guy, and it is clear tonight from the numbers that we are not going to win this race. my goal, when i first started running was to solve the problems that got donald trump elected. in order to do that, i will support whoever is the democratic nominee. >> as of this moment, nine candidates are still in the running for the democratic presidential nomination. the. four federal prosecutors removed themselves from the criminal case involving trump's long-time ally roger stone after the justice department stepped in and decided to lower the sentence that prosecutors recommended for stone. andrew dymburt has more.

>> reporter: the department of justice saying it would overrule the prosecution recommendation of a 7 to 9-year prison sentence for roger stone, as a result four prosecutors quit the case in protest. a stunning reversal in the sentencing recommendation for president trump's longtime confidant roger stone. at least four prosecutors stepping down from stone's case after a dramatic decision to overrule their recommendation he spend seven to nine years in prison. >> for the attorney general to step in in this way at this point is practically unheard of. >> reporter: the stunning rebuke from the justice department leadership came just hours after the president tweeted that the prosecutor's suggested sentence for stone was horrible and very unfair. a miscarriage of justice. prosecutors had originally recommended a lengthy sentence arguing stone tampered with a witness for months but a justice department spokesman later

called their recommendation extreme and excessive and maintains the decision to reverse the recommendation came before the president's tweet. >> this department -- >> i'd be able to do it if i wanted. >> reporter: senate minority leader chuck schumer writing a letter to the inspector general requesting an investigation. and the president was also critical of the judge presiding in this case. a lab in richmond is set to start their own coronavirus testing starting today. up until now everybody getting tested would have to have the results going to the cdc in atlanta. that process took up to a week. the cdc sent kits to 16 labs nationwide to speed up testing. the one in richmond is actually the viral disease laboratory. the cdc has confirmed 13 cases of coronavirus here in the u.s. we're getting an inside look at the living situation for people quarantined at travis air force base.

>> some friends have asking me what my quarantine looks like. well, a normal room. >> reporter: jeffrey ho flew in from wuhan last week and is staying at the westwood inn on the military base. he has wifi, a fridge. people are free to walk around outside of the hotel. if you have questions about coronavirus including symptoms and the best way to protect yourself, we have answers to the top seven on our website, abc7news.com. 5:08. let's look at neighborhood temperatures. it's much cooler along the east bayshore. no more 60s like yesterday. 50 in alameda, 49 in richmond and berkeley. 44 down to 41 degrees in san leandro. let's check out other cool areas, mountain view, 40. pleasanton, 39. 36 in fairfield. novato, 37. san francisco, 52 degrees san carlos, 54. this is our roof camera. the flags on the ferry building

barely moving. southeast wind 7 to 9 miles per hour. cooler breeze at our beaches. temperatures barely 60 there today. bright and serene on our bay. potent pollen if you're out and about again. the peninsula, 43 this morning. 53 at 11:00. mid to upper 60s from noon to 5:00 with a mostly sunny sky and a few high clouds. east bay valleys, 43 this morning. 53 at 9:00. 60 at 11:00. mid to upper 60s from noon through about 6:00. our last stop, the south bay, we see a good jump from 46 this morning. 54 at 9:00. 63 at 11:00. that means mid to upper 60s from 11:00 through about 6:00 with a whole lot of sunshine. temperatures still above average. we'll look at some chances of rain coming up in the accuweather seven-day forecast. here is jobina. >> good morning. looking at our overall map. this is a great time to head out the door. no slowdowns except out of tracy. our usual slow spot.

everyone else is looking good. live look at san jose, 280 here, a few cars on the roads now. same thing goes for the bay bridge toll plaza. last check, metering lights were not on. it's a very smooth ride once you get to the toll plaza. no slowdown there. drive times for you all, albany to the maze, 5 minutes. fremont to san jose, 14-minute ride. highway 101 to cupertino, ten minutes. kumasi? >> thanks. a school board in the east bay is set to make a critical vote tonight to rename an elementary school after michelle obama. wilson elementary school is being rebuilt. the new campus will open in august. the pta suggested renaming the school after michelle obama. a committee with the west contra costa county unified school district recommended the name thing to the full board. >> coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. new details in the nia wilson murder trial. and end of an era. a candy shop that's been around for nearly 90

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it is 5:13. if you're just joining us, here's 7 things you need to know. bernie sanders won the new hampshire primary. it was a tight race with former mayor pete buttigieg trailing behind by a few thousand votes. a palo alto woman is going home today after being released from a coronavirus quarantine in southern california.

esther tobika and her daughter have been evacuated from the region of china hardest hit by the outbreak. oakland police are looking for robbers who attacked a man in the middle his driveway during the day. number four, a massive fire burning right now at an apartment building in orange county. this is a live picture above the scene. this is happening in tustin, and you can see there's been a huge response from firefighters and an update on that firefight at 5:30. after two consecutive days of record high temperatures, that's not going to happen today, but still milder than average. temperatures running in the low 60s to near 7 0s, about 5 to 120 degrees cooler than yesterday's records. a live look at emeryville, showing you 80. those headlights making their way towards the maze and possibly the bay bridge toll plaza. if you're headed towards the toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:10. and number seven, there's a

new top dog at the westminster dog show. siba, the 3-year-old poodle won best in show, dog experts say don't be fooled by her good looks. she's also smart and athletic. new details in the nia wilson murder trial. the man accused in the crime says he thought nia and her sisters were aliens about to harm his grandmother. john cowell took the stand for the first time yesterday. his lawyer says he is mentally ill and was suffering from delusions. wilson's family says they're not buying it. >> that is just absurd. the no. it doesn't make sense. we are not aliens. if i'm an alien, you one, too. >> cowell is accused of fatally stabbing wilson and attempting to kill her sister at the b.a.r.t. station in 2018. now to today's "gma" first look. a special prosecutor indicted

jesussie smollett. >> he is the actor accused of making up a racially motivated attack in chicago over a year ago. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, indicted. actor jussie smollett facing a new set of criminal charges nearly a year after prosecutors dropped similar charges against him for allegedly staging a racist and homophobic attack. he was indicted on six counts of disorderly conduct, related to making false statements about last year's attack. dan webb appointed to review the case after kim fox abruptly dropped the charges against smollett in march of last year. fox, who is up for re-election, telling me back then -- >> our office handles cases like this, class four felonies, disorderly conducts, many of them with similar outcomes. >> we'll have the latest on

jussie smollett coming up at 7:00 a.m. employees at tartin bakery may vote to unionize as early as next month. nearly 200 people work. there the examiner reports about 146 workers signed cards in favor of organizing under the international long shore and warehouse union. tartin sent a letter to employees on monday saying it would not recognize the cards, that triggered union leaders to request federal officials set up an election. a candy store in san francisco's west portal neighborhood is closing after nearly nine decades in business. shaws has a for rent sign in the window and almost everything inside is gone. the store was known for a wide variety of gourmet chocolates, popcorn, caramel corn and cotton candy. the highlight was the pez dispenser display in the front window. that's gone, too. >> i hate to see that. >> me, too. i wish it could stay for

valentine's day. >> or maybe forever. i guess things change. >> yes. maybe one way to eat healthier is to follow more people living healthy lifestyles on instagram and facebook. >> maybe. a new study looked into the impact social media has on our eating habits. researchers in the uk surveyed nearly 400 college students about their diets. they also asked participants to guess friends diets based on what they posted online. participants ate slightly more fruits and vegetables than what they thought their friends ate and the same thing happens with junk food. the study found that facebook users consumed an extra portion of unhealthy snacks if they thought their friends also indulge. if you get this, this will be a healthier way for you to have a healthier eating plan, praise. >> i don't know, friend. >> just based on what you're seeing -- it means we're too

influenced by instagram. >> could be a good thing. you could be inspired to new things. >> that does happen to me, i'll follow people who are eating healthier, and they remind me to make better choices. >> trying to live up to those standards that nobody can. >> that are impossible and filtered for their life. >> right. >> you're right, friend. >> i need to download those apps. san rafael, about 53 degrees. this is an area that could be foggy tomorrow morning. it's clear now. a few high clouds, mainly sunny today. not as warm as it was yesterday. still above average. cooler with more fog tonight. slight chance of showers sujd. let's look at our high temperatures today. low 60s from half moon bay to san francisco. 61 to 62. santa cruz, 63. once you start getting around our bay neighborhoods and inland, mid to upper 60s, the lone 70 up in santa rosa. tonight, you can see more fog

along the coast, up in the north bay and parts of the east bay. temperatures inland will be in the mid to upper 30s, around the bay, 39 in redwood city, san francisco at about 46. here we are, 5:00 saturday evening, watching the clouds increase. we wake up sunday morning. there's some light rain falling. heading through the morning hours it tapers to nothing. snow showers you can see up in tahoe. let's focus in on our chance of wet weather. it's just not a lot. look at that, a couple hundredths of an inch of rain. really just doesn't help whatsoever. doesn't get the pollen. doesn't keep our plants alive which are suffering now. it does keep temperatures down back out of those record levels in the 60s through tuesday. jobina? >> thank you, mike. good morning. 5:20 right now. i have a mass transit alert for you all, ace riders out there, you can expect delays on all lines through the end of the month. that's due to track maintenance there. ace 1 for the most part appears to be on time. just want to let you know there

will be a slowdown. ferries are running on time. no delays on the winter schedule. b.a.r.t. has 23 trains running all on time. live look at walnut creek, 680, looking good over there. moving smoothly. no issues on the roadway. the golden gate bridge, nice and clear this wednesday morning. thank you. san jose will spend more money to reduce the number of deadly traffic crashes on city streets. 60 people died in crashes in san jose last year. that matched a 25-year high. last year's victim included 29 pedestrians. last night, san jose city council voted to pump nearly $7 million in their vision zero campaign. the "mercury news" reports that some of that money will go towards urging drivers to obey the speed limit. san francisco's embarcadero could lose a car lane in an effort to improve bike safety along the waterfront. port authority leaders are looking to create a protected passageway for cyclists and scooter riders. it would be between oracle park

and pier 39. the bike lane would be raised or protected by a barrier. left turns would be banned at several intersections and some metered parking spaces would be eliminated. a former nba star shares a touching moment with his daughter who just came out as transgender. >> scary moments as the blues took on the ducks in anaheim last night. a hockey player colla grand now we have to deal withed us this.rs.

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. remember the last time we had a good soaking rain? it wasn't this month. it was january 16th. almost an entire month ago. look at this deficit that continues to grow. we're down 7 inches. lacking 7 inches of rain since october 1st in santa rosa. 6 in san francisco. 6 1/2 in oakland. nearing 5 in san jose. 6 3/4 at sfo. we just don't have that much

longer to try to make up this deficit. we have to double to almost triple our average rain from now through the end of the rain season to make up for this deficit. looks like it will be dry. >> that's a lot. thank you. former nba star dwyane wade's 12-year-old came out as transgender. she will now be known as zaya. she has a message for people like her who fear being judged. >> just be true to yourself. are you really even, like -- what's the point of being on this earth if you're going to try to be someone you're not. >> zaya's step mom gabrielle union shared this video. the st. louis blues are expected to release an update on a hockey player who suffered a cardiac episode it happened in anaheim last night when the team was taking on the ducks. >> this clearly is going to affect whether or not this hockey game continues. >> you can see the blues

defenseman jay boumeester he was slumping over the bench and then he fell forward. teammates were waving for help. the blues say he was alert as medics took him to the hospital. the game had to be postponed. it will be made up at a later date. a couple of local baseball legends will be inducted into the baseball hall of fame. >> ricky henderson and bruce bochy will be in the 2024 class. henderson had most career stolen bases. bochy led the giants to three world series titles during his 13 seasons as manager. he stepped down at the end of the 2019 season. we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news including the bay area mom who will be reunited with her kids today after spending two weeks in coronavirus quarantine. a reunion 1e68 weeseveral w the making after a mother and daughter were quarantined in

southernal aa acalifornia afte traveling to wuhan, china. i'll have that story in a bit. and flip phone throw backba. samsung unveils its new foldable phone. and a clear wednesday

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shg. now at 5:30, a bay area mother and daughter cleared from federal quarantine. >> tonight is the night where i will cry out of joy. >> the reunion set to happen today after two weeks of coronavirus quarantines. >> we have the results from the new hampshire primary. i'm trevor ault, i'll tell you who performed well and who did not >> and top dog. >> the best in show goes to the standard poodle. >> yes! >> siba the standard poodle is

the best in show and live on "gma" this morning. i know you're happy about that dog winning. we are happy for you. >> i don't understand this. clearly siba is the queen. >> she is the winner. i do enjoy her hair. we have much more on this story. >> there's a lot going on. >> so much cinergy between you and siba. >> my spirit animal. >> now you know what's coming. we will talk about the weather. it's 5:30 this morning. look at those gusts in the hills. they are so much quieter, only diablo, which is usually a fast spot, 32. everybody else around 11 and quieter. that's why temperatures are up to 23 to 24 degrease cooler this morning. so get that winter coat back

out. you can look at the east bay hills, 4 to 11 miles per hour, that's nothing. 39 to 43 at 7:00. 50s at the coast and 60s by noon for inland. most neighborhoods under a mostly sunny sky. jobina? >> if you're headed towards the bay bridge toll plaza. showing you a live look here so you know what to expect. the metering lights came on at 5:10. the once you get through the toll plaza, you're smooth sailing across the bridge. moving over to a live look in the south bay, san jose, 101, looking good. nice and clear. and an overall look at our map. i'm really not seeing any slowdowns in our area except for our super commuters coming out of tracy. reggie and kumasi? >> right now firefighters are continuing to pour water on this massive fire that erupted at an apartment building in tustin, which is in orange county. we have learned that the roof

has collapsed. crews are still trying to make sure everyone who is inside that building is accounted for. as you can see, it's very much still on fire. 60 to 100 units were affected by this fire, which is now a five alarm fire. >> wow. 120 firefighters are now at the scene. crews are using a drone to help assess the fire situation but the good news is that all the firefighters are accounted for. there are no injuries reported. we are continuing to monitor this situation. we'll bring you the latest updates on abc7news.com and ond abc7 news. we'll tell you what's happening now with the election. senator bernie sanders has pulled off a narrow victory in the nation's first primary. >> he got 26% of the vote last night in new hampshire. pete buttigieg got a little more than 24%. the surprise of the night was amy klobuchar who came in third with 20%. elizabeth warren was falling

short of the pack and joe biden came in fifth place. >> trevor ault joins us live from manchester to talk more about these results. >> half of the voters last night said they just made up their minds in the last few days. and this gives us clarity in this race, and heading towards the democratic nomination, it's clear this will be highly contested. [ crowd chanting ] new hampshire voters have spoken. senator bernie sanders wins the first in the nation primary. >> this victory here is the beginning of the end for donald trump. >> reporter: sanders had won new hampshire in 2016 by 22 points but this victory far closer edging out mayor pete buttigieg by only a few thousand votes. >> through a campaign that some

said shouldn't be here at all has shown that we are here to stay. >> reporter: rounding out the top tier, senator amy klobuchar riding a late wave of support from her most recent abc debate performance, pushing a message of unity and sensibility. >> donald trump's worst nightmare is that the people in the middle, the people who have had enough of the name-calling and the mud-slinging have someone to vote for in november. >> reporter: for several candidates the night was underwhelming at best. andrew yang and senator michael bennet have now dropped out while senator elizabeth warren and former vice president joe biden once front-runners nationally both finished with single digit support. still, they're vowing to fight on. >> where i come from that's the opening bell. not the closing bell. >> reporter: and, remember, the state votes are about more than seeing who wins, they're about gathering delegates for the nomination. the math behind that can be odd.

bernie sanders got the most votes in new hampshire and iowa, yet still mayor pete buttigieg earned two more delegates than sanders has so far. it could be the makings of a two-candidate horse race moving forward. trevor ault, abc news. >> thank you. at its peak there were 29 mjor candidates running for the democratic presidential nomination. that is the highest number we've seen. only these nine candidates remain. for now. so far biden, buttigieg, klobuchar, sanders and warren have qualified for next wednesday's debate, that is in las vegas. in new developments in the coronavirus health crisis the number of dead jumped to 1,015 worldwide.

>> the number of coronavirus patients in the u.s. is 13. the house committee will hold a hearing today on the outbreak. >> the deadly outbreak is now known as covid-19 by the world health organization. it's short for coronavirus disease 2019. 39 more cases are reported on a cruise ship near yokohama, japan. that brings the total to 174. at least 23 americans have become ill. the u.s. postal service says it is having trouble sending letters and packages to china because most airlines suspended flights to the country. a palo alto woman quarantined after fears of contracting the virus will be reunited with her kids. >> she spent the last two weeks with her daughter at march air force base in southern california. julian glover is live in sunnyvale where they'll officially reconnect. julian? >> it's a reunion six weeks in the making after fears of them catching the coronavirus after traveling to wuhan, china.

now the mother and her daughter will be reunited with family as they are released from quarantine today. this picture has been shared all over the internet. nearly 200 quarantined individuals who threw their masks in the air after they were cleared yesterday. esther's husband picked up her and her daughter yesterday from the base. the tebeka's other two children, 11 and 13, they have been staying with a family friend in san jose for several weeks as mom and daughter waited in quarantine, now they just can't wait to be reunited. >> tonight is the night where i'm going to cry out of joy. >> right here. very happy to see him of course. hello. >> again, the big reunion will be today when esther picks up the kids from school.

hopefully their lives can return to normal with everyone healthy and now in the same place. again, that reunion happening at the south peninsula hebrew day school, six weeks in the making. reporting live in sunnyvale, julian glover, abc7 news. >> thank you. a lot of questions about coronavirus including symptoms and the best way to protect yourself. we have answers to the top seven on our website, abc7news.com. at the live desk, a team of exxonmobil workers battled flames at a louisiana refinery fire that broke out last night. there's no records of it causing problems for people living near the baton rouge facility. according to reports, local firefighters stood by outside the refinery in case exxonmobil asked for help. officials say there are no injuries and believe the fire started inside a building at the complex. special monitoring equipment has

shown that air quality in the area has not been affected. >> thank you. one city leader in the area has announced a measure to prevent muni from raising fares. muni wants the mta board to approve raising the single ride cash for adults from $3 to $3.25. clipper card users would see their fare jump from 2.50 to 2.75. supervisor dean preston introduced a resolution to block those proposed fair hikes. preston believes charging more to rise muni will discourage people from using public transit. coming up, housing frustration. a group of tenants refuses to pay rent, instead pushing the owner to sell them the building. and to some she is poodle perfection. not that dog. not the next one either. but siba, best in show. we're hearing from the top dog's trainer. where is siba? >> wait for my queen. there she is. >> there she is. >> in all her glory. >> such a short clip. what are we trying to say?

we'd rather see you? >> i'll prance away after you tell us about the forecast. warmer temperatures? bye-bye. >> there you go. >> best in show! >> the entire floor staff made it work. upper 30s in rohnert park, petaluma, novato, san rafael. low to mid 40s through the north bay. some of these temperatures up to 25 degrees cooler than this time yesterday. 50 in daly city. 51 in el sobrante. 38 in redwood city. 45 right now in san jose. the richmond side of the richmond-san rafael bridge, it's 49 degrees. driving, breezy no more. dress warmer, if you're taking mass transit cooler. it's going to be clear and no fog for now. tomorrow that could change. for the north bay, we have the temperatures around 41 at 7:00. 54 at 9:00, 64 at 11:00.

don't jump to 74, we reach 70 in a few neighborhoods around 3:00 with a few high clouds and sunshine. east bay, 53 at 9:00. 62 at 11:00. mid to upper 60s from noon through 5:00 under a sunny sky. san francisco, i'm sorry to say, 70s are gone. but still low to mid 60s, that's comfortable for this time of year. factor in sunshine and a light breeze, it will feel nice to be outside. we come back, we'll talk about the chance of rain coming up this weekend. jobina? >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. happy wednesday to you. we are checking out the map to let you know no lowdown dow sloe area. moving over to a live look, and the 880 camera showing headlights making their way south this morning. moving down to the south bay, live look of 87, beautiful commute this morning. very clear. i will leave you with the drive times. tracy to dublin, 44 minutes for

that drive time. antioch to concord, 18 minutes. san rafael to san francisco, a 17-minute ride. economically powerfully influenced my values. bernie sanders he's fighting to raise wages. and guarantee health care for all. now, our country is at a turning point. hard working people, betrayed by trump, struggling to survive. in this moment, we need a fighter. bernie sanders. we know he'll fight for us as president because he always has. i'm bernie sanders and i approve this message.

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to finally address the climate crisis. and, i've spent 30 years building a successful international business. so, i can take on donald trump on the economy - and beat him. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message - because there is nothing more powerful than the unified voice of the american people. coming up on 5:45, let's open up the door and see what waits for us. a few high clouds out there, cooler conditions are the big story. nice, mostly sunny at 11:00. 56 to 61.

by 3:00 a nice day to be outside. low 60s at the coast. mid to upper 60s elsewhere. around the state, upper 60s through the central valley. 70 and 73. monterey, sunshine and 72. 48 in tahoe. and we have 50s thursday, friday and saturday with a slight chance of rain saturday evening, that will turn over to snow showers sunday. kumasi? >> thanks. part of abc7's commitment to building a better area is making sure housing is safe and affordable. some tenants in oakland are refusing to pay rent because they say their landlord is refusing to fix problems with their apartments. residents showed us a lot of those defects which include rotting wood and mold. 7 of the building's 14 tenants have not paid rent since november. they want the landlord to broker a deal to let them take over the building before their leases expire. >> let us buy the building.

so we don't have to struggle with these kinds of things next year. >> non-profit oakland community land trust is assisting and willing to pay fair market value for the property on 29th avenue. the landlord agreed to a meeting. samsung's new flip phone can be yours as soon as friday. the galaxy z flip was unveiled in san francisco. >> you are not just bending glass, you're bending the laws of physics. >> that sounded like you when you're excited about something, whee! this is not your father's flip phone. my father never had a flip phone. >> mine did. >> okay. it has 4k video and a 12 mile-per-hom megapixel camera. the foldable smartphone still has skeptics after problems with samsung's foldable tablet hybrid last year. >> if you know anything about foldables now, you know probably

their device ran into some issues early on. >> it's amazing to have it, but it has a lot of limits around what you can do. comparing it to a regular smartphone. >> i wonder. >> i want that. oh, $1,400? >> friend -- >> bye. >> you don't know how much your phone cost right now. >> yes, i do. >> you just picked it out. >> no, i paid for that with my hard-earned money. but it didn't cost that much. hmm. you going to buy it for me? >> hey, friend. >> okay. there's my answer. >> this is -- isn't this the best story of the day? >> for you it is. >> this is your story. there's a new top dog at the westminster dog show.

>> the best in show goes to the standard poodle. >> kumasi put this out there and it happened. siba, the 3-year-old poodle won best in show, she's poised, she's a queen, but dog experts say don't be fooled. she won for her best looks. don't keep doing that. someone at abc7 loves seeing me squirm when that video is put on. >> so many more flattering pictures. >> siba and her handler were on "gma," and her trainer said siba loves chicken, but they didn't have chicken, but there was a mcdonald's nearby. >> you guys made a quick stop for grilled chicken sandwiches? >> we bought three, four of them for the day. >> siba, we have a present for you, not a trophy but a huge silver platter of chicken sandwiches. >> siba doesn't even know.

>> she's like -- >> is it okay to eat that? >> george, get out of the way. okay. >> she likes them. she likes them. >> wait. >> don't get it in her hair. not in her hair. >> she's not a vegetarian? >> hold her hair back. >> oh, my goodness. this is what retirement looks like. >> she is retired now. >> she is retired. she can eat what she wants. >> more with siba at 7:00 a.m. when "gma" takes over. >> also, everyone, there's a screen here it looks like my face was in the desk. i was looking at siba. >> yes. siba is something to behold. >> yes. >> also kumasi's spirit animal. >> that is my spirit animal. i've been informed that's how i walk around the newsroom. >> yes. really. that same strut. >> it's just as charming when you do it. >> i already did it. >> she doesn't eat chicken sandwiches. >> i'll receive that. >> talk the truth. that's what you did.

talked the truth. do we have to move on? >> yes. >> that was so much fun. >> we could talk about siba all day. >> we have to move on. all right. 5:50, here's a look from the exploratorium camera. thes sal salesforce tower there. cooler this morning and more fog for the commute. slight chance of showers for sunday. highs today, 61 and 62 along the coast. 63 in streeanta cruz. everyone else around 64. lows tonight, upper 30s in the inland valleys. low 40s there. 39 in redwood city. everyone else in the low to mid 40s. look for more fog along the coast, north bay and east bay. jumping ahead to saturday at 5:00 after a nice day with temperatures pushing the mid to upper 60s. increasing clouds and we wake up to sprinkles to light rain

sunday morning. by sunday noon, they're over. let's look at the potential for wet weather. again, it's kind of on the insulting side. we have not had a good soaking rain since january 16th. this is not one either. so it's going to be a whole month tween soaki between soakig comfortable this week. jobina? >> good morning. an update for mass transit riders. ferries are running on time. no delays with the winter schedule. b.a.r.t., 37 trains running, no delays there. ace is where we have problems. this will last through the end of the month due to track maintenance. expect delays on all of the lines. ace 1 is about 11 minutes behind schedule now. live look at san francisco on the king street camera. nice and empty. commutes have been great. this is the richmond-san rafael bridge where we are seeing no

problems either. new at 6:00, cleaning up san francisco streets. the proposal by one city supervisor to put more focus on picking up the mess. but first the rules are simple at this deli. the question customers have to answer to get free stuff. >> it's an amazing video. and a reminder to join michael finney today from 4:00 to 8:00 for 7 on your side tax hotline. get your questions answered from a panel of tax experts. you can leave you 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.

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starting to get serious when you see rainfall deficits as large as 7 inches in santa rosa and 6 in san francisco. 6 1/2 in oakland. nearing 5 in san jose, and nearing 6 3/4 at sfo. where has the rain been? this high pressure has been pushing it up to the north. that high is finally sliding down to the south. you can see the high clouds coming in and miktsi inmixing w sunshine. that's about our only chance of rain. let's go up to the north. all the rain and snow is falling once again and focus on vancouver. they finally ended the streak last weekend of 30 consecutive days with rain or snow in the mountains. they went 70 consecutive days without seeing the sun, the fifth longest stretch in history. can you imagine that? not seeing the sun for 70 days?

>> i did live in portland, so, yes. i can. >> no. a deli owner in the bronx has gone viral. >> it's not for what he sells but for the questions he asks. ahmed is offering free items if people can solve simple math questions. >> if you get this question right, you have five seconds to pick up whatever you want. >> all right. >> ten times ten minus 50. >> 50. >> not my cat. >> three, two, one -- >> i said let me entertain people and help people at the same time because i see a lot of homeless people in the streets. >> o.t. reminds me of my dad. he says he wants to help cloe income community members to save

money for rent and utilities but do it in a fun way. he also wants to teach kids the importance of education. >> this is great. it's like a show. >> he went and got that whole thing. >> the whole cart. the new health alert about sitting and the negative impact it can have on your mental health. we have video of a brazen attack in an oakland driveway. the video you have to see coming up next.

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like today. good morning on this thursday, february 12th. >> we'll get to those stories in a few minutes. first we want to check in with mike. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. hi, mike. >> let's check out how calm the winds are in the mountains and hills. 14 miles per hour in the foothills. 29 in diablo. that's not out of the ordinary. but look at the temperatures overnight thanks to the lack of winds, up to 25 degrees cooler. want to dress more winter-like this morning. still going to be mild today. temperatures above average, just not record setting like yesterday. sunshine at noon, 59 at the coast. 63 to 64 bay and inland. the mid to upper 630s, still above average at 4:00. enjoy. >> we'll check in on this commute here. we have a rash i'm following involving three