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as we take you to the east bay, a pretty picture with the sunshine and a few high clouds. mostly sunny day is on the way. 51 in san jose. upper 40s to low 50s right now. winds are going to kick up at the coast. we'll be cooler for the afternoon. as we go through the afternoon, those winds will be quite gusty, but the upper elevation winds, they'll be blowing overnight tonight into the holiday and i'll tell you how mild that's going to be and a look at that almost second last week in february coming up. hundreds of american cruise ship passengers are evacuating and boarding jets to come back home. we want to show you the new video from this morning as passengers disembarked the "diamond princess" cruise ship where they have been quarentined in japan for two weeks due to the coronavirus. hundreds of other passengers have been infected. the american evacuees will arrive sometime today.

some will be quarentined for another 14 days when they arrive at travis air force base. others will be flown to texas. we're working to find out exact arrival times. the death toll from the virus climbed to more than 1,600 people. the first fatality was also confirmed this weekend in europe and just this morning officials say a taiwanese man who tested positive for the virus has died. he's the first person in taiwan to die of the coronavirus. the number of infections has climbed to more than 69,000 people. we're in japan with more on the evacuation happening right now. >> reporter: this morning buses now arriving at the port that japan self-defense forces evacuated passengers. members of the defense force could be seen walking past the troubled ship.

the 400 americans on board have already been in quarentine for 12 days. back in the states, the clock restarts with 14 days in isolation on u.s. military bases. the cdc screening all americans for the virus. anyone with signs of covid-19 will not be allowed to board planes back to the u.s. and will join the other americans getting treatment. this evacuation cannot come soon enough. another 70 passengers on board tested positive for the virus bringing the total number to 355. the largest cluster of covid-19 outside of china. but some, like matthew smith of sacramento, say he would rather take his chances on the boat. >> we were confident in the quarentine that the japan officials have established and are following through on. we were upset that the u.s. plans involve breaking this quan teen. >> the u.s. government says americans like matt will not be allowed back in the u.s. until

march 4th, at the earliest as the u.s. tries to prevent an outbreak like china. with protective gather in short supply, we got an exclusive look inside this 3m factory where employees are working overtime. some u.s. hospitals are rationing masks. the cdc says they're working with u.s. manufacturers to help meet the global demand in case of a widespread outbreak. "abc7 news," japan. fears are hitting the port of oakland which sees countless ships come in from around the world. they're keeping an eye on how the coronavirus will impact trade numbers. numbers show both exports and imports are rising. since the outbreak of the coronavirus, some international shipping lines are canceling upcoming cargo trips. we spoken to several other bay area residents who are aboard the "diamond princess."

you can find those stories on our website. a man is facing serious charges for attacking two women on the embarcadero in san francisco. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard shares what witnesses saw. >> this is my commute, every day. that's scary. >> reporter: strong reaction to a scary incident early saturday morning. police say this man wearing a cap and overalls was arrested and charged with attacking two women. around 7:00 a.m., a woman running along the embarcadero was stabbed near pier 19. she says we saw the young woman on her knees. she had a knife in her upper back. she re-enacted the attack and said the suspect was agitated and swearing. he took off on a bicycle. ten minutes later, the same man is suspected of attacking another woman with some sort of tool. she was helped into an balance

with a bandage on her head. police say the attacks were random. both victims will survive. >> san francisco is kind of getting that way. we have too many people out on the streets that are a little bit psychotic. >> reporter: william lives on the embarcadeo. he's concerned about the violence. >> i don't know what the solution is. i know it's an issue and i carry pepper spray all the time. >> reporter: the suspect's name has not been released. he's facing two counts of attempted homicide, assault with a deadly weapon and resisting arrest. in san francisco, "abc7 news." a fund raiser took place to help koalas. a benefit from the australian koa koala foundation. their habitats were decimated by

the historic disaster. the fund raiser sought to raise money for relief efforts for koalas. >> read so many great things about the foundation so i thought this is something i can do to raise awareness and money to help them and have fun at the same time. >> donations to the non-profit are tax deductible. organizers say they had to do something after learning about the devastation to wildlife. the search for the next american idol kicks off tonight. contestants will sing their hearts out for a ticket to hollywood. "abc7 news" reporter has more. >> wow, you're going to hollywood! >> reporter: season three of american idol kis back and biggr than ever. lionel richie, katy perry and luke bryan return and tell me how much it means.

>> this is not just a job. this i like a passion and we felt it. this is where we get to take all of what we've learned and give these kids some shortcuts. >> reporter: the contenders include doug, a garbage man with no vocal training. ♪ >> reporter: a man from kansas. ♪ >> reporter: and jess sam from harlan. >> a lot of times we have to point out to them, you're the star. >> and kind of like be the first people to ever say that they are enough. >> it baffles me that some of these kids will come in so raw, beautifully talented and no one has ever told them their stars. >> their confidence is starting to rise. >> i came in as dad. i didn't realize that. but i found out so many of them

never had that experience. >> what have you learned about yourself. >> come back and practice what we preach. >> it reminds me to, look, there was no music business first. it was always the music. >> reporter: for good morning, america, los angeles. >> and a bay area contestant has quite the moment tonight as he told the judges he was nervous. they were glad to help him calm down. >> you got to calm down. you need one of these. >> are you breathing? >> excited to be here. grateful. thank you so much. >> tell us who who are. >> i'm francisco martin from san francisco. ♪ ♪ i thought it was a dream so it

seemed >>. >> katy perry impressed there with his rendition of "alaska." you can catch american idol starting tonight. all the judges are back along with host ryan seacrest. he is good. >> yeah, we've heard a little bit of it. definitely could have some more of that. how about some more sun out there? we have that, but we're going to add a little wind as well along the coast. we're talking about some gusty winds at our beaches but this is a pretty view. san francisco, 52 degrees on the peninsula. it's 49 here. we'll look for another mild afternoon. and the week ahead, what direction are we going in? it's going to feel like spring. >> also ahead the nba family

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time right now is 9:14. we will get a check of the weather with lisa argen in just a few minutes. ahead of tonight's nba all-star game in chicago, the league is renaming the award in honor of kobe bryant. the move was announced yesterday. kobe and his 13-year-old daughter were among nine people killed in that terrible helicopter crash three weeks ago. saturday night kicked off last night with a tribute to kobe, gianna and david stern. inside of silence, fans were asked to cheer for 24.2 seconds. >> we want this arena loud! we want to make some noise! let's go! give it up! come on! >> kobe became the youngest player to play in an all-star

game. he made the all-star team 18 times during his career with the lkers. i didn't go without some drama. there's major controversial over who actually won the dunk contest. stick around for that coming up in this morning's sports. we think we saw keanu. hoping to get a glimpse of some of the screens from matrix 4. high-flying stunts like this one here. people are having quite the spectacle to watch. luz pena went out to meet some of the fans who created a network. >> reporter: we are on keanu watch but i think i look too much like a reporter. in order to find him, we might have to look like a fan. let's blend in.

i think we're ready. let's find him. there's a network of keanu river reeves fans. >> it was amazing. i'm so in shock that i met him. >> after chatting with one of the last fans who took a selfie with keanu. we're walking through the film set. a combination of real and fake, cranes, lights, fake smoke, fake vehicles. a lady with orange hair -- hold on. it looks like the matrix director. so keanu must be close by. is that his double? >> reporter: it will comment some faithfuls. >> how long have you been waiting here? >> since 5:00 p.m.

>> you were not born when the first "matrix" movie came out. >> one made a map with all the streets they closed to film the movie. >> and then i compiled the road closures into a map. we're going to be heading from north to south. >> reporter: we stayed put and spotted the director once again and we knew this time it was happening. thin out of nowhere, our lens spotted keanu reeves. keanu watch, accomplished. abc7 news. officials are working to find a place for the homes to stay after clearing them from the trail. the press democrat reports the county has closed deals on homes to house some of those people who recently were cleared out of the encampment. this is part of a plan that was approved in december that

created temporary shelters. the county's work is far from over. it is still looking for alternative sites that need to be up and running by may. be sure to bring some cash with you if you plan on visiting point reyes today. the only gas station in town on highway 1 can't accept credit cards right now. it's not clear what caused the problem and it may not be fixed until tuesday. visitors are advised to fill up before making the trip or have enough cash to fill up at the highway 1 station. let's get a check of the weather now. it's going to be windy at the coast. >> you've been paying attention. we are looking definitely at some gusty winds there. here's a look at live doppler 7. the winds will shift and they're going to be in the upper elevations by the time we get to the holiday on monday. here's a look at what's going on in the pacific northwest where all the rain has been, not just a little bit of rain, and we are staying dry for your sunday.

a live look outside. you can see the bridge here, 49 in the city. 48 in oakland, 54 half moon bay, one of the warmer locations. a view of the city, sunshine today and low 50 right now. mild from santa rosa to napa. livermore is at 51. the winds in the upper elevations, gusty from 23 miles per hour, mt. tam, up to 27 and it will stay breezy in the upper elevations. you can see the marine layer from mt. tam and the winds shaking the camera. it's going to be breezy at the coast. gusty winds in the heels for tomorrow as we warm up. 10:00 today, 15 to 20 miles per hour and we've seen the gusts along the coasts, going through the afternoon, look how windy it is, up to 31 miles per hour, over 20-mile-per-hour winds, half moon bay, we stay gusty

through the nighttime and the winds shift. the system that is dropping down from the north bringing very little rain to the pacific northwest but it sets up to the east of us and that's going to allow for those offshore winds overnight into the hills of the north and east bay throughout your morning hours on monday. so 8:00, it's d diablo. tomorrow should be milder than today. our brought monitor, you can see in the yellow, indicates the areas that are dry, around the bay area, around the peninsula, the east bay. moderate drought from fresno to bakersfield and as we get through the next week, we'll probably go down to 40% -- actually up to 50% of california that is dryer than average. we need the rain. maybe we could get a few showers by the end of next weekend.

just sunshine today. 65 degrees. some wind at the coast. 59 in the city. cooler there for sure. 67 up in santa rosa. we have the breeze at the shoreline today, so if you're going to the beaches, keep that in mind. tomorrow we're slightly warmer, but those winds are with us in the morning for president's day. overnight we are cold with this drier air mass. afternoon is nice and mild above average, even in the middle of the week. we'll be well above average by the end of the week back to the 70s, a lot like we had at the beginning of this last week. we'll look for the -- probably about saturday night, sunday, weekend see a few showers. i know that's way out. >> we hope so. we'll enjoy the nice weather while we can. falling head over heels in more ways in one. how new couples got to know each other better over roller coasters at

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warmer in the north bay. the winds are going to kick up at the coast and we'll continue to see these 50s climb into the low 60s by about 1:00, a few high clouds, maybe an upper 60 around the afternoon hours. it should be a nice afternoon away from the shorelines. winds are going to be gusty there and we're going to talk about offshore winds that will allow for the upper elevations to feel the breeze into your president's day. we'll talk about that in detail and the heweek ahead in a few minutes. a couple of 2020 democrats are coming to california hoping you choose them at the ballot box march 3rd. senator bernie sanders will be in richmond that starts at noon. amy klobuchar will be in san francisco for a private fund-raising event. she's risen in the polls. you saw just an hour ago as she

joined "this week." >> i never thought i was going to be able to compete with some of my opponents bank accounts. i have made up in hard, hard work. >> senator klobuchar says she now has a campaign team set up in california as well as every other super tuesday state. before they get to the california primary, there's still a lot of work to be done for the candidates. early voting is now under way not only in california but also in nevada. a key caucus state. everyone is gearing up for wednesday's prime time debate. rachel scott following all of the action from las vegas. >> in nevada, the sprint to the first contest in the west. former vice president joe biden packing in events. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: and challenging his rivals on health care, making his pitch to union workers. >> some democrats want to get rid of me. over my dead body. it requires you to give it up. my plan allows you to keep what you've negotiated.

>> reporter: senator bernie sanders taking heat from some union leaders who are warning against his proposal for medicare for all. >> we are going to pass a medicare for all single payer program. >> reporter: but he's telling me he's not worried about losing momentum. >> we're feeling great. >> reporter: the candidates six days out from the nevada caucuses. senator amy klobuchar speaking at a black history month festival hoping her message breaks through. >> why should they give your campaign a chance? >> i need to get to know them, because my name i.d. wasn't very high, my bank account not as big. it's on me now to share with people my record. >> reporter: skipping this state, michael bloomberg, the billionaire bringing out hundreds in virginia, but facing growing criticism. "the washington post" reporting on allegations of sexism at his company as reported by abc news.

his spokesperson responding say mike does not tolerate any kind of discrimination or harassment. we want to help you get ready to vote in the latest episode of our series, we dug into a key question, could addressing climate change be the defining issues for the democratic candidates in our primary? >> if it has any major effect it would be on turnout. and because climate change is such a vital issue to the younger voters because the younger voters are not always the regular voters in a primary election. >> now is the time to do something. >> chris sat down with sat downh sze to break down the importance of the issue. >> climate change is a huge motivating factor. we talked to a berkeley pollster and he talked specifically to democratic primary voters last year. and he found that climate change is the number one issue for

those voters unlike health care which polls typically higher across the nation. you have to have a climate change message that resonates. >> so that's what energizes people here and there's also an age link, isn't there? >> absolutely. young voters are more politically motivated than ever and they're mobilizing and they're doing it in the name of climate change. >> "chasing california" is on our website. you'll find episodes about several individual candidates and the importance of independent voters. we hope you check it out. police are investigating an officer-involved shooting on the tracks of a b.a.r.t. station. it happened at the el cerrito del norte which was closed for hours yesterday. the victim is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries. lauren martinez has more. >> shots fired! >> reporter: police radio calls describe the moment when two b.a.r.t. police officers opened fire on an armed man at the el

cerrito del norte station around 2:00 saturday afternoon. >> if you were there, you would see that he was running, trying to get away from the police. >> a witness who did not want to show her face on camera was sitting on b.a.r.t. moments before the shooting. >> they chased this boy through the train, off the platform. he jumped on the tracks and that's when they shot him. >> they fired off a lot of rounds up there. and everybody scattered. i ran out. >> reporter: at a press conference, the police chief said the two officers involved were responding to a call between a man and a woman, one of them armed. >> the officers got onto the platform, challenged that individual, who then ran off the train, down the platform and onto our trackway at which point a gun was produced by the suspect and our officers ultimately shot recovering a gun. >> reporter: the victim shot was airlifted to a nearby hospital.

they were trying to console the girl that was with him. >> she was just saying how old he was. he's 17. he's only 17. and that scared me. >> police have not confirmed the age of the man who was shot or the woman who was with him. we first reported this story through the app with an alert at 2:50 yesterday afternoon. the app is one way to stay on top of breaking news. when you download it, enable the push alert feature. a new york boy will be charged as an adult in the stabbing of an 18-year-old college student. tessa majors was attacked by a group of teens. the 14-year-old has been charged with her murder, along with a 13-year-old accomplice. dna evidence linked him to the crime. he intends to honor the memory

of majors. a unit within the u.s. border patrol will be deployed into sanctuary cities across the united states in the coming weeks. san francisco is among the city's targeted. the "the new york times reports they will help with arrests of undocumented immigrants. chicago, new york, and l.a. are among the ten u.s. cities being targeted. immigrant rights groups in the state expressed alarm over the move says we have defeated these tactics before and we are ready to go so again. mark zuckerberg says government should regulate online content. zuckerberg made the comments at the munich security conference in germany. he expanded on his calls. he revealed that his company is seeing groups try to influence

the upcoming u.s. election. the source of the campaigns is surprising. >> one of the things that we're tracking that we have been quite worried about is that increasingly, election interference through these coordinated information campaigns is not just foreign interference of the type we saw before, but it's increasingly also domestic. >> he said he employs 35,000 people to review online content and flag harmful posts. still ahead, a big change is coming to san jose state university. the first new building in 30 years is nearly complete. the excitement around the project and the hope that it will attract more people. and here is a live look from pier 39. hard to see if there's seals out there this morning. it's a little bit hazy right now. we'll have more on the forecast with lisa in just a few minutes. stick with us.

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welcome back. a big change is coming to san jose state university. the institution's first new building is complete in nearly 30 years. first, one other story which you're seeing here. police are hoping this message will ring a bell with the right person. they're hoping to reunite this ring with the owner. the engraving reads nps to hsp.. police are asking anyone who knows a couple with these initials to please call them. they would love to return this special ring. >> i hope that the rightful owners see this and are able to get their ring. >> those stories happen. they're amazing when they -- very cool. good morning, everyone, we are looking at a nice afternoon. this morning is beautiful here in santa cruz with temperatures in the 50s. that forecast holds true for the

rest of us as well, as those winds kick up throughout the afternoon, but, boy, is that beautiful out there. feeling guilty for this beautiful february weekend. we've got warmer weather in store. my forecast is next. controversy at the nba dunk contest. one winner is claimed, but sharp division over who should have actually won. decide for yourself in this morning's sports.

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welcome back. here is a live look there at the golden gate bridge. you can see it's a little bit hazy there. but traffic moving nicely over the bridge this morning. time is 9:44. in sports a quiet sunday today, but the cal bears hope to right the ship. they take on the sun devils at 3:00 p.m. also today the nba all-star game at 5:00 p.m. from chicago. there was some serious drama saturday night for the nba dunk contest. chris alvarez shows you the highlights in this morning's sports. >> san jose's defenseman suffered a broken thumb in friday night's game. it's going to require surgeryinsurgery. he will be recovered well in advance of training camp in september. this sharks fan not happy there.

in the goal saturday, 39 of 39. he did not let any goals. his first of the year. the sharks open the scoring here. it went off his chest. 1-0, san jose. 20 seconds left in the game thee the puck is shipped past the defense. the sharks win 2-0. the first time since the 2012 all-star game, there will be no warriors. we'll start with the three point contest on saturday. no steph, no clay. heels secures his three-point contest. the dunk contest, a show between derrick jones junior.

between the legs. gordon is a san jose guy, spinning, gathering and slamming and then gordon really going to go for the win right here. it's going to dunk over a 7 foot 5 man. we got a 47 on that dunk. gordon left wondering how he came in second twice. >> i feel like i'm one of the best if not the best dunker in the world. this will be my fourth time. third time was a charm. i thought i did what i needed to do to win and i don't think i'm going to do it again. hoops, this youngster, captain for stanford. davis, he wants to be in the dunk contest. one-point game.

second half, stanford down nine. after the free throws, a six-point game. the wildcats up six and defense turns to offense. he'll get it done. arizona win. arizona's beat stanford 20 straight times. unbelievable there. later today is the nba all-star game and nascar's super bowl sunday, the daytona is going to kick off a new year of racing. enjoy your sunday. let's get a check of the forecast. >> we hate to break up this pattern, so we won't. how about we continue with some sunny, mild conditions not only today but for the holiday. a couple of caveats for you, looking at pretty interesting week ahead. check out that marine layer. we have had some very cold ocean temperatures and with that upwelling, this is what we get, the marine layer in february. weather has been unusual. it continues with the warmer

than average numbers today. but we're try. we have breezy winds at the coast and the tomorrow the winds kick up on the hills. looking into the dry pattern next week, maybe some showers next sunday, but that could be washed out as well. but we'll hope for that, 56 in oakland. it's mild out there. 55 in gilroy, looking at 57 in novato. the winds have mixed up the atmosphere allowing for some of the warmer temperatures this morning to climb quicker because you've had that sunshine and a warmer start out there. emeryville with a few clouds around. looking at the cloud cover with the rain is, not a lot of it and we're looking at the high clouds today. show you a couple of wind maps to give you an idea. upper elevation winds 15 to 30 miles per hour. we're going down to the surface and showing you wind gusts, about 15 to 30 miles per hour. if you're headed to point reyes,

it's going to be windy here. inside the bay, not bad. it's a nice day. temperatures cooler with the flow and tomorrow afternoon, once these winds subside, it will be a warmer afternoon. we've got upper elevation north and east bay winds arriving overnight tonight. it will be gusty and by about 11:00, they really begin to dial back. it's a nice-looking monday for you. if you like it sunny and mild, it's going to continue into the rest of the upcoming workweek making it week three of february that is drier than average. and in fact, could go down in the history books with no rain so far. 1864 was the february with no rain at all. we could get there. hopefully not. 65 in concord, 66 in napa. cool again at the coast with those winds. if you're headed to the mountains, another mild day,

more clouds today with upper 40s and more sun for your monday, president's day. overnight lows will be below freezing there. numbers in the 40s. it will be milder and looking at the seven-day forecast, we have a cooler afternoon, 50s at the coast, mid-60s for our warmest inland valleys and tomorrow starts out windy and the afternoon is milder. wednesday without the wind, we have the cooler air mass in place and no fog to speak of for your back to work tuesday. the afternoons, thursday and friday, warming up to near 70. if we see any rain, we're not going to see a lot, we're getting into that time frame and that category which we don't like to talk about, but we have to. >> we were doing so well in january. we'll enjoy this nice weather while we can. >> yeah. education is one of the areas where we focus our efforts

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