steyer: i'm saying we have a broken government. that's what's going on in washington, dc. it's been bought by corporations, and my question to the american people is who do you think is going to change that? i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. valentine's day, february 14th. we are dressed. >> happy valentine's day. >> that's cute. i like that. >> we're sending you love this morning. >> yes. >> hopefully we'll send you a good forecast. that's mike's department. >> i can tell you it's not going to rain, but it is cloudy this morning. i expect this onshore breeze that we dealt with yesterday to relax just a bit, maybe turn a little bit more parallel to the coast, which should bring us a little more sunshine away from the coast and the peninsula this afternoon. here's a look at the way things are breaking down in san jose,

cloudy now. temperatures from 44 to 48 for your morning commute. this afternoon, clouds will open. 53 to 56. seasonal highs, 55 at the coast. 60 to 62 for the bay and inland. by 11:00, we'll be down into the mid 40s. grab that coat. here's frances. >> hi, mike. good morning. we had a few minor incidents including one fatal accident, but that one also has been cleared. here's a live shot of highway 87 in san jose. traffic has recovered. it was on northbound 87 to northbound 280, this is northbound 87 looking good towards the airport. it is a little bit more crowded westbound 80 through emeryville, but still traffic is flowing well. no problems to the bay bridge. 680 in walnut creek looking good southbound here as you make your way towards highway 24. not finding much slowing. lots of green, drive time traffic. westbound 580, tracy to castro valley, 34 minutes. >> thank you.

in the south bay, san jose police are investigating a crash after a car plowed through a fence and into somebody's yard. it happened on carl street near sullivan avenue. a parked truck was also hit. there's no word on what caused the driver to lose control or if there are possible injuries. the driver was seen speaking to police. your voice, your vote. we can expect to see more visits from presidential candidates in the coming weeks. >> former south bend indiana pete buttigieg will be in san francisco and palo alto and protesters will be waiting for him. activists say the openly gay candidate must do more to address the concerns of the lbgtq community and people of color they say these groups suffer the most from gentrification and the housing crisis and that buttigieg should take time to listen to them, not just wealthy donors. senator bernie sanders wants you to cast your votes now. the presidential candidate will hold a get out the early vote

rally in richmond on monday. campaign volunteers will collect vote by mail ballots during the rally and turn them in. the primary election date is march 3rd. california voters can make last-minute changes to their voter registration without it affecting their ballots. voters are now allowed to change parties and update their address through election day without re-registering to vote. the new law goes into effect immediately. voters who make last-minute changes had to cast provisional ballots which are counted after election officials confirm their registration status. new developments in the coronavirus outbreak. more than 64,000 people have gotten sick worldwide. the death toll is close to 1,400. earlier today officials in japan said four more people tested positive for the virus. one of them is a taxi driver who had given rides to passengers

who were on board the diamond princess cruise ship. more than 200 people on that ship are sick. a pacifica woman quarantined on board the diamond princess that's docked in yokohama tells us she's holding up. that's despite having been on board for three weeks and she's confined to her room. >> we're allowed to have deck time an hour every day. they go by different floors, which they'll announce what time they're allowed to go out. they have to wear masks and they're escorted down to the deck. >> she does have a balcony, thank goodness. they are allowed out there when they want. chan says she is skipping the deck time because of this balcony. i feel for anyone who has an inside room. >> you can imagine? an hour a day. >> this has been an ordeal for them. we know you want information about coronavirus, so we dedicated one page on our website to all of our stories. you can find it at abc7news.com. one of the problems bay area

businesses face in trying to build a better bay area is crime. look at this surveillance video from nob hill pizza on california street in san francisco. most employees were in the back preparing pick-ups and driveries around 4:00 yesterday afternoon. this guy just walks in, opens the register and took off with a load of cash. >> we believe he came before, he knew how we opened the cash register. he knew where the keys were. he took the money. the middle of the day, the heart of san francisco, that's crazy. >> that's terrible. the shop owner says his wife was at the counter when this happened and thank goodness she wasn't hurt. three people were detained by san francisco police for a robbery in the heart of the financial district. this happened just after 6:00 last night on broadway at battery street. police detained two people around the corner. another person was detained a few blocks away on clay street. attorney general william barr says president trump's constant

tweeting is making it impossible for him to do his job. his comments in an exclusive interview with abc news are a rare break with a president that he has defended. >> reporter: in this morning's "gma" first look, an abc news exclusive with pierre thomas. >> did you talk to the president at all about your decision regarding the recommendations? >> never. >> anybody from the white house call you to try to influence you? >> no. i have not discussed the roger stone case at the white house. >> reporter: one-on-one with attorney general william barr. >> so you're saying you have a problem with the tweets? >> yes. well, i have a problem with some of the tweets. i think the essential role of the attorney general is to keep law enforcement, the criminal process private to make sure there's no political interference in it. i have done that. >> we'll have much more of our interview and plus what the white house is saying coming up at 7:00 app.

with your "gma" first look, i'm kimberly brooks, abc news, new york. it's valentines day, love is in the air unless you forgot to buy your boo candy or flowers, then i would probably duck. >> mm-hmm. we sent abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield to check out the san francisco flower mart this morning. is it busy yet? >> it's very busy. it looks like it could be the middle of the afternoon in here. you wouldn't know it was 5:00 in the morning. i'm told these are florists buying flowers for last-minute orders. they've been here all week stocking up. it's been busy all week. this is just kind of the last-minute people. all of you who placed your orders yesterday, that's what these floorist florists are do. sales are expected to be up this year. the tional retail federation is predicting that people will spend 21% more than they did last year. it's a lot for florists.

i talked to one from santa rosa who sold so many roses this week she had to come back today for more. >> i get here at 1:00 in the morning. i sleep two hours. i got 100 red roses today. 100 bunches, 25 in each bunch. we expect about 3,000, 4,000 people today. >> she sold one basket of roses to one customer for going to be a happy valentine's day for somebody. this holiday is expected to bring in $27 billion. it's not just the humans who will get treats. fur babies will be getting love. 35% of people between the ages of 18 and 54 say they will buy a gift for their pet. isn't that sweet? reggie, did you get something o? >> i didn't know that was a thing. i'm supposed to buy woodstock a valentine's -- can we go back a second. did you say someone cost

>> yes. i wantrecipient's face. >> wow. okay. >> a sweetheart. >> i like it. >> mike, it's enough to get flowers for your boo thing. >> mm-hmm. >> but your pet? did you know about that? >> no. it won't happen. i'm not getting him anything. you have barbara covered, right? >> i gave her most of her stuff last night. but if amy was taking an order, and does she know how to arrange them? we could put our order in then. upper 40s to low 50s. 47 to 52 is our spr our

san jose, 50. 40 in antioch and brentwood. walnut creek is 47. you have a blanket of clouds covering you. if you're out and about today, it's still winter. dress accordingly. lingering clouds if you're out on the bay. a little bay sunset cruise. you can see how cloudy the peninsula will be through at least 3:00 as temperatures jump from 48 at 7:00 to near 60 at 3:00 to 54 at 7:00. the 12-hour planner, stuck in the 40s, mostly cloudy through 7:00. 58 at 1:00. low 60s with more sunshine this afternoon. about the same as we had yesterday. you will see sunshine during the afternoon hours. jumping from 49 at 7:00, to 62 at 3:00, 54 this evening. a look at your weekend forecast

less than seven minutes away. >> we're off to a good start. ace train number 1 and b.a.r.t. on time. do expect delays on ace train 4 as they continue track maintenance through february. a look outside, showing you highway 87 in the north bay. northbound traffic looks good for taillights here. and no major problems right now across the san mateo bridge. there was an earlier crash westbound 92 at delaware that has been cleared. it's looking good. very light traffic in the eastbound direction. in the north bay, 101 also flowing well southbound on the right-hand side as you make your way through san rafael down to san francisco. santa rosa to san francisco, 47 minutes. we've got green traffic on 680 and highway 17. reggie and kumasi? coming up next, 7 things to know as you start your day. >> and bringing food to families who need it the most.

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to know this morning. number one, union city police today will update a murder case involving two young boys. the 11 and 14-year-old were shot in a parked minivan in the parking lot of searles elementary school in november. number two, coronavirus infected more than 64,000 people worldwide. 15 people in the u.s. have been diagnosed. number three, democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg will meet with donors in san francisco and palo alto today. activists representing the lgbtq community and people of color plan to protest saying buttigieg should as their concerns. number four, b.a.r.t.'s board of directors will hold a second day of meetings about problems facing the transit agency. we're off to a cloudy but dry start, seasonally cool temperatures for today. unfortunately the clouds won't bring us rain and we will

possibly tie this record from 1864 with no rain this month. number six, traffic is light right now for the early morning commute. perhaps before the three-day holiday weekend it will stay light. number seven, a live picture from the san francisco flower mart where people are getting ready for valentine's day. amy hollyfield says this is the last-minute rush for those folks who, you know, just ordered yesterday. we see you. >> the city of sland dan leandr it will make permanent a program that helps struggling families put food on the table. they are teaming up with the alameda food bank to provide 20 tons of food a year to any slachsan leandro family who needs help. the city is sending bags of groceries to community centers and clinics around town to help people most impacted. >> the clients that go there, they don't have to go anywhere to get their food. they can take a bag as they walk

out the door. enables people to dignity about it. >> mayor cutter says the high cost of living, rising rents and people working two to three jobs is affecting the ability of many families to put the right kinds of food on the table. google has challenged 20 organizations to use artificial intelligence to solve problems to benefit society. it's also providing $25 million to support this. david lui has more on this program. >> reporter: leaders of google.org gathered visionaries under one roof to harness the power of artificial intelligence to solve social problems like forecasting floods, wildfires and predicting seismic aftershocks. it showcased the work of 20 projects it's supporting with 5 $25 million in grants over three years.

such as this initiative in uganda to monitor and address air pollution by deploying monitors on motor bikes. >> things which the ai can do still not got at yet. so finding the right cases have we need to spend our time now. >> san francisco-based rain forest connection is using ai to detect threats and illegal logging in rain forests. ai can analyze sound picked up by internet-connected microphones mounted 150 feet high and listen for chain sauce. it can separate out and label the sounds of wildlife, insects or trucks. the ceo let us listen to some illegal logging. >> this was from last week. the rangers, the people on the ground, the guards would have had a chance to respond to this and stop it. >> the international humanitarian group doctors without borders is working on ai to give technicians in less developed nations a tool to decide what treatment to use to treat a bacterial infection. the google ai impact challenge received over 2600 proposals. the 20 selected will continue to receive mentoring to develop their projects. in red woo city, david louie,

abc7 news. big news for royal watchers this week. >> prince harry and meghan paid a visit to stanford on tuesday. the couple met with professors and school officials, a source close to the sussexes says the meeting was a brainstorming session to discuss the new charitable foundation they're launching. the couple apparently flew commercial from canada where they moved after stepping down as senior members of the royal family. the stanford visit sparked speculation they may be considering a move to california. >> how come keanu reeves is eating ice cream and everyone knows it, but meghan and harry are down the road and no one says a peep? >> they don't want no one in their business. keanu is promoting a movie. >> good point. i think no better place for them not to get bothered than in the bay area. wouldn't it? >> you can watch from afar. >> there you go.

that's why they make telephoto lenses. this morning it's cloudy -- it's the paparazzi, it's not me. got my cell phone with my extended lens on it. here's a look at the brighter afternoon and slightly warmer temperatures. extra sunshine. sunday, still trending dry. no rain for an entire month. it's looking that way still. you can see the cloud cover hugging the coast, especially from about stenson beach down into santa cruz. if you want sunshine unlike yesterday, head up to the north beaches. that's where the best bet is. 56 at half moon bay to about 63 in santa rosa and san jose. tonight, you can see a little more fog out there. not quite as much cloudiness mid and upper level like we're dealing with this morning. 39 in santa rosa, san francisco 48. here's a look at the fog forecast for today. you can see places like the north bay, cleaning out much faster than yesterday. this is yesterday at noon.

still cloud cover around the san francisco bay. even that will be brighter heading into the afternoon hours. as we head into the evening, those clouds will march back. and that's why we'll see a little blanket of cloud cover and fog for tomorrow morning. warmer in the afternoon out ahead of that cold front that comes blasting through sunday afternoon. winds will kick up then. it will be breezy on presidents' day for monday. our two coolest days. the 70s trying to come back by thursday. have a great day. frances? >> hi, mike. traffic is looking great. it's crowded on the ride through interstate 80 through berkeley and emeryville for headlights here. that's about it. no major problems making your way towards the bay bridge toll plaza. checking out the golden gate bridge, they're doing a lane configuration change. we should have four lanes southbound very soon across the span. heading to 880 in oakland. taillights move northbound, headlights southbound, traffic

is flowing well. no accidents reported in the east bay. the earlier fatal accident in the south bay has been cleared on northbound 87 to 280. traffic has fully recovered there. no delays northbound 880 from 238 to the maze, 13 minutes right now. happening today, more than 90 bay area schools will take part in something called no one eats alone day. the annual initiative encourages students to socialize and make new friends at lunch. the idea is to join classmates they don't know and to spot students sitting alone to get to know them. the program was created by a bay area non-profit called beyond differences to fight social isolation and make schools more inclusive for everyone all year long. that seems appropriate for valentine's day. >> yes. coming up next, work of love. meet an amazing grandmother who still is putting bouquets together at a san mateo institution. and wild video. this driver goes -- watch this,

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i'll take care of the forecast, the rest of the evening is on you. valentine's day evening planner, sunshine be mine more than yesterday. 53 at the coast, near 60 for the rest of us. if you're going out on a sunset cruise, temperature around 51 to 53 right after the sunsets, dropping down to the upper 40s to low 50s. close to cuddle weather at 9:00. 11:00, that's it. it's over, mid to upper 40s. here's our wet weather. just falls apart as it tries to move in to the knot bay late in the morning hours. here comes your cold front sweeping through with the breezes picking up through monday. kumasi? >> thanks. it might look like a scene from

"dukes of hazzard" but this happened in real life. a driver hit an island in the middle of the street, catapulting her car into the air. this is insane. she smashed into a parked car. witnesses claim the vehicle was traveling pretty fast, but they say it was around 100 miles per hour, amazingly she didn't have serious injuries. the driver is under investigation for dui. >> i missed the fact she hit that bolder and the bolder went flying. crazy. a san mateo flower shop is ready for the valentine's day rush. >> it's all hands on deck for the shop which has been operating since 1983. >> you're supposed to help me, scott. >> the family-owned business made flower arrangements for celebrities like oprah and shirley temple over the years.

mami leong ran the shop for decades before turning it over to her four kids. >> i don't want to tell you my age because i don't want everyone in san mateo to know how old i am. >> you look fabulous how ever old. she said she's still helping out at the shop and she has no plans to retire. she goes to the gym three times a week. her goal is to start driving again. i'm here for this. >> me, too. she seems like a character. coming back with another 90 minutes of news including the legal victory for some homeless oakland moms who may have started a housing movement. and privacy threat.

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making news at 5:30, it was a crime that shocked the bay area. two teens gunned down in a school parking lot. this morning california's attorney general will announce a major new development. and b.a.r.t. losing riders on nights and weekends. it may be considering freebies to get them back. china is reporting another big jump in coronavirus cases. it's having a huge impact on valentine's day there. valentine's day here on this desk is in full effect. >> full effect. you get it all. >> we are all coordinated in reds and pinks today. how is the weather, mike? >> the color outside now is gray, but that will change. we'll brighten it up. expect more sunshine than yesterday. winds are light. we have clouds reaching all

neighborhoods. this is how it looks from the roof cam. the flags unfurled pointing off to the east that is keeping us in the mid to upper 40s this morning. 53 to 56 with clouds this afternoon. sunshine this afternoon, upper 50s at the coast. of to 60 to 62 for the rest of us. >> the chp was investigating a deadly crash earlier this morning on the northbound 87 connector ramp to northbound 280. earlier this morning officers closed the transition on-ramp to investigate, it did reopen about an hour ago. they have not said what caused the crash. right now there's light traffic this friday morning. highway 17 right there coming out of the streanta cruz mounts. bay bridge toll plaza has been

nice and light. perhaps it will be light for the three-day presidents' day weekend. ace train reporting no delays right now. due expect delays throughot the month as they continue track maintenance. reggie and kumasi? >> happening today. we're expected to get new information from police in union city d homicide that rattled that community. >> two young boys, 11 and 14, were shot and killed in the parking lot of searles elementary school in november. anser hassan is live in union city with what we're expected to learn. >> good morning. in a few hours union city police will be joined by the mayor and california state attorney general in an announcement that may involve the suspects and the evidence seized. this happened back in november. november 23rd, the early morning hours, the two boys were gunned

down as they sat in a parked minivan in the parking lot of the searles elementary school. neighbors reported the gunshots and when police arrived, they found the two boys. the older boy died on the scene. the younger boy died on the way to the hospital. police believe two suspects could be involved in the shooting. this is based on surveillance video from a nearby home. in january a $10,000 reward was offered for information in the case. union city police say they have spent countless hours and resources on this investigation hope doing what they say will bring justice to the families and closure to the community. this press conference will be held at 10:30. reporting live, anser hassan, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. a new development in an attack on a b.a.r.t. passenger by a stranger.

the a suspect is in custody this morning. oakland chp detained the man yesterday for an unrelated crime. they determined he was the person in surveillance images released earlier by b.a.r.t. police. the attack happened tuesday evening as the train approached the lake merritt station. the suspect punched a man in the face and hit him with a chain. the victim was treated at the hospital for nonlife threatening injuries. developing safe efficient mass transit is a key part of building a better bay area, today b.a.r.t. directors will hold a second day of meetings to discuss the problems facing the transit agency. one of the biggest ones is a drop in night and weekend ridership. competition with rideshare companies like uber and lyft is one contributing factor but a b.a.r.t. survey of riders found many people are not going out as much on weekends and they didn't like the long wait between trains. b.a.r.t. is exploring ways to get those riders back. >> one thing we've been doing is handing out free passes for the weekend. people are using it. it doesn't cost us that much because a lot of the people are

bringing friends who are paying. >> b.a.r.t. already gives out 500,000 free weekend tickets a year, one proposal is to double that number to 1 million. tell us what you think about b.a.r.t., what your experiences are, use #dearbart with your stories on twitter and facebook. new developments in a hit and run crash in the mission district. police have arrested the driver. 62-year-old stefan kernan is charged with hit and run and running a red light. three pedestrians were hurt in wednesday afternoon's crash at 23rd and mission streets. two of them are still in critical condition. police say that dui is not a factor in the crash. four people arrested in the west oakland moms for housing eviction in january will not face charges. this is according to the alameda district county attorney's office. the four were taken into custody by sheriffs deputies during the eviction. a lawyer for the four told the east bay times the d.a. did not want to make this a big

political issue. the lack of affordable housing has been a big part of our building a better bay area coverage. in the north bay, officials are putting together a plan to deal with dozens of anchor-outs, people living on boats in the middle of richardson bay, sometimes illegally. neighbors in belvedere and other nearby communities say they're fustrated. the richardson bay held from both sides. anchor outs say there's a big shortage of berths at marinas. >> there seems to be an attitude about anchor outs and that actually for the bulk of people i met it's a choice, it's a way of life. >> the agency says everything is on the table from finding anchor outs alternate housing to establishing a formal mooring program. >> from dirty streets to crime to affordable housing, a lot needs to be addressed when it comes to building a better bay area, so what are your thoughts? join our building a better bay area group in facebook. developing news in the

coronavirus outbreak. there's been a staggering rise in the number of cases reported. there are now more than 64,000 cases around the world. china is reporting 121 new deaths. that puts the global death toll at more than 1,300. flower sellers in china say they're taking a big hit from the outbreak as people are staying home. sales are down up to 95% for valentine's day. the u.s. has a 15th coronavirus case. it involves a person who was evacuated from wuhan and quarantined in texas. cases of coronavirus spiked in the last two days because of a new way doctors are testing patients for the disease in china. trained doctors there are diagnosing coronavirus cases through chest imaging instead of lab work. that change should get care to patients faster as well as speed up the reporting of infections. we've had a dry start to the year and some people are beginning to talkut dro

t one water district says there is no need to worry yet. a big legal win for apple store workers forced to undergo mandatory bag checks at the end of their shifts. and this would be a special day for officers enforcing the car ban on san francisco's market street. the heart felt thanks that they're getting today. >> first we thank our favorite meteorologist, mike nicco. >> thanks. >> even though it's gray outside right now. it won't be like that all day, right? >> no. and the gray will make our colors pop this morning. >> that's right. >> a lot more sunshine. rose-colored glasses for the afternoon hours. 50 right now in san jose. campbell, cupertino, those are the warm spots. most of us 46 to 49 degrees. we have 50 at newark, alameda and san francisco. the lack of clouds around brentwood, 39 degrees right now. ten degrees cooler than a lot of us. this is 880 near the coliseum.

looking north. you can see the cloud cover hanging over top of us. driving today, mainly cloudy this morning. seasonal temperatures. you need a coat morning and night. the bay commute, light breezes out there. 12-hour planner for the north bay, fog, not like yesterday. expect more sunshine this afternoon and slightly warmer weather. staying in the 40s through 9:00. 60 at noon. 63 at 3:00. about 7:00 dropping down to the mid 50s. east bay, we're in the 40s, upper 40s with cloudy conditions through 9:00. increasing sunshine heading through the afternoon hours. upper 50s, 58 to 60 from 1:00 to 5:00. for san francisco, 49 at 7:00, 54 for the afternoon hours. 57 with sunshine, about as warm as we'll get, dropping down to the low 50s for 7:00. let's check in with frances. >> good morning. a little bit of red in tracy,

westbound 205 because of a stalled big rig. in san francisco, there was some slowing heading towards the golden gate bridge, that's because of road work. it was scheduled to be picked up at 5:00, it was delayed. it has been cleared. traffic is recovering. a bit slow there heading in the northbound direction. once you make it on to the span, traffic is light here. there's barely traffic in the northbound direction. four lanes heading southbound. lots of traffic around the bay area. this is 680 in walnut creek, southbound looking good right there towards highway 24. and as we check out drive times for you, we have green traffic. antioch to hercules, 27 minutes. it's also light heading to the maze and northbound 87, that earlier fatal accident has been cleared. delay-free right now to the we'll be b

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let's look at what's going on. looking around the state today and see a bit of an offshore breeze developing. no rain in eureka today, 54. sacramento, chico, fresno, sunshine in the afternoon. 64 to 68 there. spring warmth around l.a. and palm springs, 71, 76, 76 in san diego with afternoon sunshine. increasing clouds over the sierra, they won't bring snow. look at this, 58% of average for this day. here's the seven-day forecast.

a bit of snow. a couple inches possible sunday. that's it. bone dry but cooler next week. a court is ordering apple to pay up. two workers sued the company claiming managers at stores in l.a. and new york would check employees bags after their shift to prevent theft. sometimes waiting up to 30 minutes. the california supreme court ordered apple to pay the workers for the extra time. a new report reveals that law enforcement is misusing data collected from automated license plate readers. a review of four agencies by the state auditor's office found millions of license plate images were shared with hundreds of agencies across the country. the marin county sheriff's office was part of the review. there's no indication if the sharing was legal or protected driver's privacy.

february has been bone dry for parts of the state. the u.s. drought monitor put out this new map showing 46% of california is abnormally dry. in the south bay, reservoirs are visibly low, but the valley water district says there's no need to be alarmed yet. officials say the district's ten local reservoirs are 62% of the 20-year average that doesn't mean residents aren't concerned. >> we went around the lake, island back there and flat spots in the back. it's getting down there right now. we need some more water for sure. >> it's a little bit less than average but we're not too concerned because the basin is so full. >> officials say that we are in the clear for now. state reservoirs are halferin a around average for this time of year. this morning special valee' officers

francisco. advocates from walk sf will be handing out special treats to officers enforcing the car-free market street. that's have a large valentine's that reads i heart car-free market street. it's been two weeks since the city closed market street to private vehicles. that's a nice way to show appreciation. >> you need those parking control officers there on market street. >> yeah. i think it's still confusing to people. >> it is. >> a tiny white sign. >> it doesn't do a lot. >> those people probably take a lot of grief. i'm noticing people are not seeing that sign in the morning hours. >> that's a nice way to put it. >> yeah. >> not seeing it. >> sorry. >> saw a couple of cars, i'm like wait a minute you're going that way on market street. any way. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise. my public service announcement there. how about that? the exploratorium looking back through the embarcadero center

towards the salesforce tower. it will be brighter this afternoon with seasonal temperatures and a drierpaern. nd couple of days. that means there's no rain in the forecast for the entire month, which will tie a record. i know today is the 14th, we still have two weeks left, but those medium range models have been solid on not bringing us wet weather. i hope they change their mind. temperatures in the low to mid 60s. 60 to 63, except for lake port, 58. san rafael, richmond, 59. san francisco, 57, half moon bay, 56. tonight, more fog out there. less cloud cover as far as the mid and upper level clouds. that's what allows the fog to form. temperature oakland, 46. san francisco, 48. here's your cloud cover for today. it melts away faster. it's thinner at noon, even though it will still be hanging around in many areas.

in the afternoon hours, a briun clouds return during the evening hours. here's a quick look at what sunday's weather schl the rain isri to move in to the north bay sunday late morning. increasing breezes sunday. cooler weather. and then it will be breezy for presidents' day and then the 70s try to return late next week. have a good one. here is frances. >> you mentioned presidents' day, we have presidents' day weekend and traffic will probably be light. right now at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights have not been turned on. it's great heading into san francisco, expect heavy traffic later this evening as a lot of folks have plans for valentine's day evening out. 880 in oakland. headlights are southbound, taillights are northbound there past the coliseum. we have not had big accidents reported in the east bay at all.

a live shot of the san mato bridge shows things are more crowded in the westbound direction for taillights leaving hayward right now. but it's looking good on the peninsula. b.a.r.t. reporting no delays. ace train number 3 is now running about ten minutes late. expect delays on ace train this month due to continued track maintenance. >> thanks. happening today, san francisco international airport will hold its grand opening of the new sfo sky terrace. the 3,000 square foot indoor and outdoor observation deck cost more than $6 million to build. it's at terminal two. it offers travelers and visitors a place to relax and soak in the views. you don't have to have a plane ticket to get inside. it opens tonight at 7:00 p.m. and closes each night at 10:00. you are ready for the new season of "american idol"? >> it premieres this sunday night on abc7. this morning we're getting a sneak peek and hearing from the judges on how to impress.

katy perry, luke bryant and lionel richie are also revealing the biggest mistakes contestants make. >> oh. performing one of our songs. >> mm-hmm. >> number one. >> we are just so buyable. >> choose a great song that fits your voice and pulls at our heartstrings. >> standstill, deliver the goods. >> never bring your dog, your pet. >> what? who brought a dog? >> i didn't know that. >> okay. >> i would never have the nerve to sing one of their songs in front of them. >> that's bold. >> what if you sound better. >> you can watch season three of "american idol" this weekend, it premieres sunday night at 8:00 on abc7. >> that will be good. coming up at 6:00, the search for a small dog who was just stolen feet from its owner. shocking surveillance video shows what happened. first it was touted as the holy grail of weight loss, now a popular diet drug is being yanked off the market. and it's the greeting every

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a warning about a popular prescription weight loss drug. stop using this immediately. clinical trials show users could get cancer. agency has asked the company to take the drug off the market. health officials say those who used belvic don't need a special cancer screening but recommend talking to doctor. a pop-up village in downtown oakland will become a destination of hope for the homeless. dozens of volunteers will be at

frank ogawa plaza. booths and tents will offer help with medical care and legal services to showers and advice on securing housing. the pop-up village is a joint effort between the city of oakland and a non-profit. a san francisco valentine's day tradition will continue. hundreds are expected to take part in the annual pillow fight in embarcadero plaza. there's no official organizer, but in years past it began like a flash mob at 6:00 p.m. they tell us it's not about letting out frustration. last year participants claimed there's no better way to show love than smacking someone upside the head with a pillow. look. is that your thing? >> yeah, it's not my thing either. this is not my thing either. look at these temperatures. 1 below in chicago. 11 below in minneapolis. 6 naville. 25 in dallas.

we are a warmer spot with our 50 degree temperature. windchill in minneapolis, 30 degrees below. let's see what's happening this evening. 53 to 59, coast and bay at 5:00. the sunshine will be ours at 5:00. a lot more sunshine than yesterday. we head out, say you want to go see the sunset. it's at about 5:47, if you're along the coast watching it from a beach or restaurant, 51 outside. if you're on the bay, 55. inland, 53. cuddle conditions as we drop to the mid to upper 40s at 11:00. >> i like that, cuddle conditions this evening. right now we have light traffic. in fact the most crowded traffic i could find is on interstate 80 through berkeley and emeryville. the drive time from highway 4 down to the bay bridge toll plaza is about 30 minutes. that's better than normal. here's a look at 101 in san jose for headlights moving northbound underneath 880. traffic is flowing well. minor slowing now north 101

through morgan hill. southbound traffic looks great on the right-hand side past san rafael and the marin civic center down into san francisco. traffic looking light but for the three-day presidents' day weekend and hopefully light next week as well. a lot of kids are off for ski week. reggie and kumasi? >> all right. 328 days in space, that's a long time even longer in dog years. that's why a nasa astronaut's dog was over the moon when she got home to galveston, texas. she was returning to earth from the international space station last week. cook tweeted this video of her reunion with sadie lou. cook completed the longest space mission for a woman and she was glad her lbd, little brown dog, still remembered her after a year. clearly she remembers you. and she misses you. oh. >> that is really sweet. i like that. >> dogs are so cute.

>> my dog would be like -- >> didou bring food? next at 6:00, the protests planned today as one presidential candidate visits the bay area. and a pizza shop robbed in the middle of the day. why the owner thinks the thief is a former customer. and it's a very busy day for flower sales. saes are expected to be up this year.

now at 6:00, vying for votes. democratic presidential candidate pete buttigieg has two stops in the bay area today. why one group plans to protest. also finding the perfect valentine's day flowers. amy hollyfield is live at the san francisco flower mart. good morning. it's friday, february 14th. sending you lots of love this friday morning. >> we sure are. mike nicco is sending us gray.

>> oh. >> gray may have you seeing red this morning, but more sunshine this afternoon. get your order in to amy early. some red roses, white baby breath, star gazer lilies please. let's look at what's going on. it's gray out there. winds are onshore once again. that means a bit of a cooler day today. here's 87 in san jose, cloudy and 50. mid to upper 40s this morning. by the afternoon hours, 55 at the coast. low 60s with more sunshine than yesterday. frances? >> hi, mike. b.a.r.t. reporting no delays, ace train number 3 is having some mechanical problems. expect delays on ace train this month due to track maintenance. look at this. looks green almost everywhere except westbound 205 near tracy. showing you a live camera shot, even highway 87 looking good here. northbound in san jose, despite an early