>> announcer: news to build a better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. i hope that nobody watching this ever understands just how happy i am today. >> it wasn't looking great for chances of survival. everybody behind me right here is ecstatic. >> just incredible. found after more than a week, a palo alto couple rescued in the marin county hills. a team ofireless volunteers somehow found two hikers who vanished on the trail believed to have been dead. a community bursting to get them back home. morning, i'm liz kreutz.

much more on that incredible rescue in just a moment but first a look at the weather. francis in for liz argen. good morning. >> good morning. you may have noticed that sea breeze kicking in bringing cooler temperatures. a look at satellite doppler 7, no rain in sight. there are some clouds over the bay area right now and we'll still see that sea breeze especially in the higher elevations. gusts up to 24 miles per that sea breeze is going to keep us cool today. a live look from the exploratorium camera towards downtown. sunrise 6:49, temps in the 40s and 50s, even fog developing in some of the north bay valleys becoming sunny by lunch time but we'll still see clouds and breezy conditions at the coast. that will keep temperatures in the 60s around the bay and inland areas and 50s at the coast. today is the last day for jackets because i'll tell you about another warm-up coming up. liz. >> thanks, francis.

new this morning, two people are recovering in the hospital after being rescued from mile rock beach in san francisco. they abandoned the boat they were in as it was heading towards the rocks. they got in a life raft and hiked up to an area where firefighters were there to evaluate them. both are thankfully expected to be okay. just a remarkable happy ending to a mystery many assumed had ended in death. even as late as yesterday morning it was authority carol and ian might have been dead but then came the stunning turn of events. they were found alive. if all goes well they could back in palo alto by the end of the weekend. the couple vanished after renting an airbnb in invernes ve saturday. they left their things behind. how the two were found and how they managed to survive. >> reporter: a rescue helicopter pulling two missing hikers to safety.

77-year-old carol and her 72-year-old husband ian irwin found alive at the seashore. rescue teams along with a search daughter named grut found the cummins dense brush. >> they were like thank god you found out. we're so happy. carol and ian are doing okay. they were suffering from slight hypothermia. >> both wearing light jackson but alive and talking. the couple was found three to four miles from the house they rented in inverness. they had missing since valentine's day. >> they left for a hike, got lost in the dark and they don't know what happened after that. the reason they are most likely alive is because they were drinking from a puddle they found near where they were located. >> sheriff officials say ian injured himself in a fall which likely prevented the couple from walking out. >> our prayers answered.

>> inverness neighbors feared the worst. dozens of personnel never gave up trying to find carol and ian. >> in speaking with a search manager we have that's been doing this 40 years and was also involved in the fire service always speaking of the family, it's a miracle. >> reporter: some say the brush where they were found was so dense they had to crawl in. i spoke with the couple's son by phone a short time ago. he said this is the best news ever and is so grateful to the rescue teams. cornell barnard, abc 7. the couple defied miraculous odds emerging alive at that age in marin. the environment benefited the couple by providing -- marin's moist environment benefited the couple by providing them with even a sliver of much needed

h20. >> go by a long time without food but not without water. this is a wet area, plenty of trickling springs. in that area, the dew will collect on the vegetation. >> he believes tall trees likely obstructed aerial searches. landscape so rugged teams had to belly crawl around obstacles. just a miracle. the palo alto couple in the hospital recovering this morning. abc 7 news reporter lauren martinez talked with their family and has an update on how they are doing now. >> i hope nobody watching this understands how happy i am today. >> the sons feared the worst after rescue missions by land and sea turned into recovery efforts for this parents, carol and ian. family and officials say it was thanks to the couple's background and the outdoors that helped them survive. >> his mom is like an

background hunter. they know how to find things and eat. they were eating from a fern. >> the couple drank from a puddle of water and had a will to survive. >> my brother said i lost a shoe, so i was walking with one shoe. then i lost the other shoe and i kept walking in my socks. then i got tired walking in my socks and i walked bear feet a while. he's 77 years old. >> recovering at marin health, the sheriff's office snapped a photo of the couple with bruises, scratches and thumbs-up. they are just now sharing stories how they helped each other. >> he was laying his body flat into that awful thorny crap, poison oak, so carol could go over him. >> on behalf of the family, they are grateful for the hundreds of volunteers that went out each day. >> the perp they found them, thank god they found them but i

want to thank those who didn't for being out there on their holiday, their time. this is the best possible ending. >> lauren martinez, abc 7 news. >> a lot of the credit to the rescue goes to the volunteers out searching every single day. a pair from marin search and rescue that found the couple. marin county sheriff's office estimates hundreds out every day spending up to 12 hours combing through trails and brush. yesterday morning the sheriff's office absoluted those teams. we heard from one of the volunteers who found the couple. take a listen. >> i do not think they would have made it without this group of people you see behind me. >> halfway up we hear voices. first another team, then they started yelling help. we looked at each other and we're like, that's them. it took us a long time to move a short distance because it's so thick. >> wow. "good morning america" will have much more on this unbelievable story coming up at 7:00 a.m. right after abc 7 mornings. in the meantime you can find it all at abc7news.com.

shortly after crews found the couple abc 7 news between send a push alert. you can get every breaking news sent to your device enabling push alerts from the free abc 7 news app. new this morning a large side show seen overnight in the streets of san francisco. abc 7 news has this brand-new look at the scene near dolores park. at least 100 people gathered near 24th and dolores. market and clayton several showed up to disperse the crowd. no injuries or arrests or if cars were towed. we have calls into the police department for more details. this is the first of what will be six upcoming weekends where they will be no caltrans service in san francisco. ongoing electrification work is closing the caltrain tunnel through the city. trains will terminate at bayshore station. that's where passengers can hop on a free bus to continue attorneys to and from caltrain. the closure continues through the last weekend in march.

weekday caltrain service is not affected. in the east bay air and soil testing under way at the high school after the cancer causing chemical found in nearby ground water. districts officials want to know whether that compound tce seeped into classrooms and buildings. classes canceled for 350 students who attend. the district citing others nearby will hold classes. >> we do not have school monday for the students here or anywhere else. we're trying to figure out where to put them starting tuesday. we're hoping to get back to some semblance of normal by tuesday. results should be back next week or the following week. preliminary results show no signs of tce. in the south bay isn't clar county supervisors expected to approve funding that would help making home safer dedicated to a

county gun team enforce court ordered removal of guns with domestic violence and temporary restraining orders. it will vote on tuesday with d.a.'s office. oprah winfrey wrapped up her stop on the wellness tour. in the middle of it, she gave a special shoutout. >> this vibe is too much. what i want to know, how many of you came home every day at 4:00 watching kgo. >> love the cheers there. abc 7 news getting a little love from the queen of media herself before her talk at chase, as we showed you yesterday, opera spent quality time with kumasi aaron, invited to join a hike with outdoor afro. it's a group that helps reconnect african-americans with nature and i think it went pretty well.

>> kumasi, kumasi, kumasi, hey. i love it. what a beautiful name. >> oprah on tour with her partner ww, formerly known as weight watcher. you can watch tomorrow on abc 7 mornings at 4:30 a.m. we cannot get enough of that clip. >> i love it. i love it. >> i love it. >> well, if you liked yesterday's weather, you'll like today today's. it is definitely on the cool side. temperatures took a tumble because of the sea breeze. today we experience the same thing. you can see low clouds coming from the coast bringing cooler temperatures again today. we even have fog developing in the north bay valley but a big warm-up and i'll tell you in my accuweather forecast. >> thanks. flames targeting california saying they failed to teach children to read. more on the multi-million dollar

accusation. wait until you hear what the man was willing to do t tomtrump on the economy.ald his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare. protects union negotiated plans. and ensures californians can make their own health care choices. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message.

this is a stodream.the american it starts here, in a middle class neighborhood with a middle class kid named mike. when his father died, his mother went to work and became the breadwinner. she instilled in mike a belief in hard work and a drive to build a better life. so he started a company from scratch with an idea and endless hours- today, that makes him the only democrat in the race who's created 20,000 jobs. he's the only democrat who's run the largest and most diverse city in america, rebuilding after 9-11, creating over 450,000 jobs and expanding health care coverage to 700,000 people. the only democrat who's built a grassroots movement to combat gun violence and he's a leader combatting climate change. the only democrat who's never taken a penny from special interests.

now mike is running to deliver on the american dream for everyone with common sense solutions and the ability to get it done. because mike bloomberg is the only democrat who can take on trump. and trump knows it. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. the search continues for the driver that killed a good samaritan offering to help someone in a freeway crash on highway 101. this happened friday morning through the third avenue exit. jose aguilar stop after he drove by a scion in the median. he was hit by a second on coming car. his family is begging for the car that hit him to come forward. >> he's 6-year-old. >> the family has set up a gofundme payable for funeral

expenses. investigators looking for the driver believed to be in a blue or green box shaped suv. happening tonight, it's a story that caused heartache for two bay area families. matt noyes goes in-depth where a police officer was killed. two men facing a accelerated murder and extortion charges. tonight watch "32 seconds, a deadly night in rome." an hour long documentary about the case. it airs at 7:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. a man's dog was stolen right out of his parked car. this morning he's thanking the community for helping him get his believed king charles spaniel back. abc reporter liz pena spoke with the owner and has more on the lengths this man went to get his little loved one back. >> right here. we turned the corner. he was walking up. he had a bag and said i've got her. >> inside a duffel bag was 3

1/2-year-old holly. she had been taken from the vehicle parked on bush and larkin around 10:30 p.m. friday. >> windows get smashed when computers get left in them, phones get left in them. it sucks but that's just kind of like the way it is in san francisco now. but a dog? that's crossing the line. >> glass on the ground reminding him of one of the worst days of his life. >> i cried a lot this morning. it's like having a kid taken. >> dave and his girlfriend kira filed a police report and went to work. >> people kept saying keep handing these out these alleys, someone knows where she is. >> people kept saying someone knows. >> friends and family came to help. >> we found the dog and it was a

group of people. it's as simple as that. >> now here we are. >> here we are. >> around 2:30 p.m. saturday dave ford got a call for a stranger who asked him for $1,000 in exchange for his dog. the meeting spot, this alley. >> she was kidnapped and i paid her ransom. >> dave hopes this will keep other owners that during a smash-and-grab, not even dogs are off limits. >> now it's getting to the point where dogs are being taken out of cars. nothing can be left in a car. >> san francisco's district attorney is proposing a new idea that could possibly be a first of its kind in the country reimbursing victims of car break-ins for cost of broken glass. what about when you pay to get your dog back. this might be a first. in the newsroom, liz pena, abc 7 news. california settling a lawsuit claiming it deprived low income students by not teaching them reading skills.

the years long lawsuit came to an end. they said they didn't provide basic education. they would provide for struggling schools. governor newsom included money in the budget proposal. it will need to be approved by legislature before it goes into effect. an issue that impacts our daily life, how to improve b.a.r.t., key to our mission in the bay area. so many spend countless hours a week on the trains. abc 7 news spending this week taking a closer look. starting tonight abc 7 news contributor and chronicle insider catches up with b.a.r.t.'s new general manager to ask what he's doing about the huge loss in weekend ridership in spite drops overall. it's one of the many questions you've asked as we've devoted this week to covering everything from better vision to improve infrastructure. watch at 11:00 p.m. read phil mati matier's article on sunday and

wednesdays. we know square footage at a premium in the bay area. one san francisco company turning dead space into useful space. see what you think. it could help build a better bay area. a design to store a bed and more in the ceiling. >> awesome couch, huge coffee table, console. >> if looks can be deceiving, this microstudio apartment takes the cake by saying just a few words. >> just say, get my clothes. >> this 320 square feet demo unit transforms into something much more useful. >> hey, siri, clear the room. >> it's almost as if by magic. >> so cool. >> the dead space becomes useful space even for a bed. >> whatever you need, it comes down. >> that's the goal of bumblebee spaces, a 3-year-old tech company that's partnered with commercial real estate companies to launch its technology in places like this property in san

francisco's nobody hill neighborhood which rents $3200 a month. >> moving east coast to bay area, i was apart from rent prices. if we can use square footage a lot more effectively, we can unlock a lot more value. >> if you're like me and constantly losing things, another benefit to the system, get my iron. >> that's done. >> you'll always know just where your belongings are. >> you can search for your things like you search google. you're able to see what kind of objects are stored in each one of these. >> and just because i know you're wondering. >> it will stop. >> reporter: bumblebee assures technology has been tested millions of times and is safe to use. in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> don't get smashed there. bumble bow plans to open a showroom to sell its products direct to consumers by the end of the year. they say the goal is to get the modules installed in just one

hour. we want to hear your idea of building a better bay area. join the group on facebook. disney just unveiled its first animated lgtbq character. >> in times of old, the world was full of wonder and magic. but times change. >> the moving onward features a cyclops cop named officer specter. she'll be joined by lena waithe. she joins a star stu including chris pratt. it's always great when we can be more inclusive. francis, let's turn it over to you and get a check of the weather. >> good morning, everyone. we're starting with a quiet sweep, live doppler 7. we didn't get rain yesterday. we are dealing with fog and low clouds. in the north bay visibility has dropped to only a fourth of a mile in santa rosa and half a

mile in napa. we are seeing temperatures drop, bringing them down to the dew point and fog develops. also we're dealing with these gusty conditions especially in the higher elevations. they continue to blow 20 to 30 miles per hour in some areas. right now it's gusting up to 24 miles and mount tamalpais. this sea breeze that kicked in yesterday. you notice the difference in the temperatures. they really took a tumble. we're going to see very breezy and cool conditions again today. this time we're looking out towards the flag over pier 15. temperatures in the 40s and 50s and san francisco's 49, oakland 50 and san jose is 48 degrees right now. as we look across the bay, the bay bridge from emeryville, you see some of those coastal clouds in the distance. in the north bay, that's where temperatures have really dropped and that's why we're seeing that fog. upper 30s right now in santa rosa, plum 39, napa 38 and

fairfield 44 degrees right now. at sfo, got a nice clear shot there but we do have some clouds overhead. here is the forecast. we've got morning fog, low clouds. it will dissipate but we'll see a breezy and cool afternoon. we'll still see the fog stick around or low clouds around the coast. tomorrow we'll have a warming trend and we'll be well above average during the workweek. here is our forecast animation, 7:00 this morning. fog and low clouds. by lunch time it starts to clear out. we still see some low clouds at the coast. this afternoon and this evening, you notice the fog and clouds stay along the coast throughout the day but then clear for tomorrow morning because high pressure builds, temperatures warm up. so we're still going to deal with the wind from the northwest again throughout the day. notice pretty gusty winds anywhere from 10 to 20 miles per hour, even higher than that. at point reyes, closer to 30

miles per hour throughout the day and into the evening. highs today will be similar to yesterday's numbers, so look for partly cloudy sky conditions. the coast, half moon bay, 56, san francisco near 50, 59 to 60 and low 60s around the bay, san jose rm whatting up. more sunshine for inland areas as well and that's where we'll see mid to upper 60s like concord 67, santa rosa 68. tonight temperatures will be pretty cool, dropping into the 30s for parts of the north bay and mid-40s around the bay. here is that warm up i was talking about. the average in san jose is 63. we will be hitting 80 degrees wednesday, thursday, friday, and you can see that with the accuweather seven-day forecast. marine fog, cool afternoon, warming trend starts tomorrow. plenty of sunshine monday, tuesday, wednesday as the warmth and high pressure build and we'll see temperatures in the 80s. thursday and friday for inland

areas. >> what? >> it will feel almost like the end of spring. mid to upper 70s. near 70 on thursday. temperatures drop saturday because there's a system heading our way that might bring us rain on sunday. >> the last day of february? >> yes, it is. >> just eke by and get some rain. thanks, frances. coming up, an emotional day ahead in l.a. the public memorial tomorr (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real cheese. vo: with mini babybel, snack time is saved. babybel: saved it!

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for a memorial. today marks four weeks since the tragic helicopter crash that took kobe, his daughter and seven others. screens will go dark and the space will be barricaded. people who don't have tickets to the sold out memorial won't be allowed in. you can watch on abc 7. bernie sanders sweeps nevada. the front-runner takes the lead. what does it mean for other candidates as a whole. a look at the road ahead. plus a big change to baggage. the airline choosing to charge extra for

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good morning, everyone. it is sunday february 23rd. i'm liz kreutz. if you're joining us, we're going to start this half hour with a look at the weather.

here is meteorologist frances dinglasan. hi, frances. >> hi, we have another cool day. satellite weather image, no precipitation in sight. a day planner, sunrises at 6:49, temps in the 40s and 50s. fog is developing right now in some of the north bay valleys where it has been dropping into the 30s, becoming sunny except at the coast by lunchtime. this afternoon we'll still see breezy conditions and on-shore flow is what's going to keep temperatures cool. similar to yesterday's numbers inland areas in the mid to upper 60s. around the bay low 60s. at the coast pretty cool, mid to upper 50s. sunsets at 5:56 but trend change starts tomorrow with a big warm-up this week. i'll have those details coming up. liz. frances, thank you. now to latest developing news on the coronavirus.

the world health organization is making its first visit to wuhan, china, since the outbreak began. there's more than 2400 deaths worldwide from the virus. a majority of those in china. overnight the death toll in iran jumped to eight people, the highest outside of china. south korea and italy seeing a drastic rise in the number of confirmed cases. u.s. officials are warning we could see the virus start to spread here at home. abc 7 news reporter has the details. >> reporter: amid growing coronavirus crisis, a team of specialists from the world health organization traveling to wuhan, china, the epicenter of the outbreak. there are now 77,000 cases of the virus now called covid-19 worldwide, the majority of the cases in china. south korea seeing an uptick, more than 400 cases diagnosed, 87 linked with a single hospital and church. towns in italy on lockdown,

closing schools and businesses and restaurants. sporting events and church masses canceled. nationwide at least 50 confirmed cases in italy. authorities in japan confirming a passenger who got off the "diamond princess" after the cruise ship's quarantine came to an end has tested positive becoming first known case of in fact from the passengers. another 32 will be hospitalized in northwest england. other uk nationals from the diamond pri"diamond princess" w positive treated at home in japan. thirteen monitored in nebraska, 11 tested positive for the virus. so far the other two are negative. center for disease control warnings americans covid-19 could begin spreading in the u.s. > it's very possible, even likely, that it may eventually happen. >> abc news, washington. this morning bernie sanders is walking up as the winner of

democratic nevada caucuses putting him in the driver's seat for the nomination. a sizable lead over joe biden, pete buttigieg and elizabeth warren. abc 7 news reporter is on the campaign trail in las vegas. >> bernard moving on to texas encouraged by a boost in the nevada caucuses. >> in nevada, we have just put together a multi-generational, multi-racial coalition which is going to not only win in nevada, it's going to sweep this country. >> sanders is receiving strong support from latino and young voters. >> he's a consensus, not just loyal base but other democrats increasingly confident he could be a candidate to beat donald trump. >> for other candidates heightening the importance of the upcoming south carolina primary. >> that is the choice in front of us. we can prioritize either

ideological purity or inclusive victory. we can either call people names online or call them into our movement. >> we have a great team down there, as usual. i think we have exceeded expectation. >> the other story, voter turnout, 75,000 early voters, 80% of nevada democrats made their minds up early, 40% of those in favor of bernie sanders. vice president joe biden is hoping to build momentum and close the gap with sanders after disappointing finishes in iowa and new hampshire. >> now we're going onto south carolina and win and take this back. as for republicans president trump expected to receive all 25 delegates from the state. republican party here canceling its caucus and deciding to bind all its delegates to him. abc news, las vegas, nevada. less than two weeks from the california primary march 3rd. abc 7 news wants to help you get ready. in our latest episode of abc 7

series, chasing california, we go one-on-one with pete buttigieg. >> sanders has a huge lead, bloomberg has a ton of money. can you compete? >> i don't have the personal fortune of a billionaire or the e-mail list if you've run before yet we've gone from nothing over the past year and now being able to succeed in the last two states and believe we can do the same in california. >> buttigieg fighting to win over the moderate vote but so are other candidates. phil matier says he may have a chance. >> the fact he's in the final six are big. the other candidates are strong because people are tuned into the race. people are paying attention. it's not like any race we've seen before. >> you can find the full episode with our interview with pete buttigieg as well as all our other episodes of chasing california at abc7news.com/chasingca. it's also available on abc 7

news app, amazon fire tv and our youtube channel. by the way, you can find phil mati matier's column every sunday and wednesday. coming up on "this week with george stephanopoulos" sits down with robert o'brien and jim clyburn of south carolina plus a powerhouse roundtable, a breakdown of the nevada caucus results and the week in politics. that's all ahead on this week with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 a.m. according to "seattle times" critical test flights needed to certify boeing's fix will likely happen before late april. it would push back potential approval to unground airplane type by midsummer at the earliest. boeing dealing with another max headache. debris found in the fuel tank.

it comes as they are performing inspections on the planes. a new trend, charging more for checked bags. yes, charging more. united airlines following jetblue's lead by increasing baggage fees by $5. the first is $35 each way for domestic and short international flights. can you avoid the increase by paying for bags 24 hours before your flights. the price hike goes into effect march 6. jetblue increased checked bag fee to $35 last month. all right. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, the new freebies to alert customers back into stores. >> it's amazing what a good riesling will make you buy. >> more than just booze. the new push to get you off the computer and out shopping again. here is a live look from roof camera over embarcadero and bay bridge in the

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happening today, your last chance to check out the orchard, 68th annual event. rare orchids will be on display at the hall of flowers in golden gate park. can you learn how to grow them, supplies, origami, the art of folding them into orchids. doors open at 10:00 this morning. orchid-gami. >> i learned a new word this morning. if you are heading there, you'll

need the jacket and sweater. we've got sweater weather continuing for the end of our weekend because of the stronger sea breeze that kicked in yesterday. so temperatures on the cool side once again today but then we have spring-like weather returning. i'll tell you about that with the accuweather seven-day forecast. >> sounds good. thanks, frances. warriors news this weekend, steph curry back. wall street banks took advantage of millions of americans during the recession. so, my wife kat and i took action. we started a non-profit community bank with a simple theory - give people a fair deal and real economic power. invest in the community. in businesses owned by women and people of color. in affordable housing. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson politicians in washington could use right now. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message.

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health care coverage to 700,000 people. the only democrat who's built a grassroots movement to combat gun violence and he's a leader combatting climate change. the only democrat who's never taken a penny from special interests. now mike is running to deliver on the american dream for everyone with common sense solutions and the ability to get it done. because mike bloomberg is the only democrat who can take on trump. and trump knows it. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. here is a live look from our skpor toe skpor toerm over san francisco, 50 degrees in the city at 5:54 this morning. in sports tonight rookie phenom zion williamson makes his first visit to the bay area. as pelicans take on warriors at chase center. tip-off at 5:30. this afternoon giants face a's.

first pitch scheduled at 12:05. yesterday giants opened the spring against dodgers. sports anchor chris alvarez with a highlight for all of this in this morning's sports. every spring training game canceled on saturday due to weather except for two. both bay area teams able to play on. start with giants and dodgers in scottsdale. the game delayed by two hours but cleared up pretty nice. max muncie two at-bats, two rbi and one mammoth home run. dodgers jumped to 5-0 lead. how bows maurice i don't, no doubter to left field. gets into the stands with the fans. a handshake in giants stadium. joey bart his first bat in the seventh. hello, on sit way. not enough. play the a's later today. open up against cubs.

a.j. puck throwing gas right there, kris bryant have a seat. a's second baseman of the future, maybe like next month future, franklin barreto rbi single. not much else went right for the a's. they fall 12-2. good news out of warriors practice saturday. stephen curry closing in on returning. scrimmaged for the first time since breaking his hand in october. his target date set for march 1st. that is very close. nhl trade deadline monday. likely sitting this postseason out. a lot of familiar faces could be gone. sharks facing rangers saturday night at madison square garden. joe thornton could be one of those. we'll wait and see. jumbo double the season goal total scoring two goals, first period last this home. four on the season. sharks led 2-1 in the second evander came back from three-game suspension, turns it over. a score.

third period, a stop, finds the back of the net. two goals and rangers win 3-2. hey, did you see this? carolina hurricanes taking on toronto in toronto. former shark leaves with lower body injury. here comes peter mrazzic. he gets hurt himself. in comes david ayers, 42-year-old zamboni driver. never played a game in nhl. how about this, he stops eight out of ten shots first emergency back-up goalie to win a game. they win 6-3. warriors face zion williamson and pelicans 5:30 tip at chase center. enjoy your sunday. a check of the weather with frances dinglasan. hi, frances. >> hi, liz. no rain in sight, no rain on doppler 7. some morning clouds and fog as well. in fact, visibility has dropped to a fourth of a mile and

very -- less than that, less than a mile in napa right now. three-quarters of a mile, a fourth of a mile in santa rosa. visibility unaffected. you notice the change in temperatures yesterday. yesterday afternoon the sea breeze kicked in. right now we're still seeing strong gusts. mount tamalpais, 24 miles per hour. this northwest sea breeze will continue to bring us cooler temperatures again today. here is a live look over pier 15, the flag blowing. not as breezy at the surface. we will see sea breeze at 10 to 20 miles per hour throughout the day. that's how temperatures are going to be on the cool side. san francisco currently 49, oakland 50, redwood city and san jose 48 as well as pacifica. as we look across the bay bridge into san francisco, you see some of those clouds in the distance along the coast. santa rosa down to 38, napa at

39. concord 50 degrees right now. so i'll show you the forecast animation. we've got kind of a typical setup. we've got low clouds and fog during the morning hours. by lunchtime it pulls back. we'll still see some partly cloudy conditions along the coast. more sunshine in the inland areas and then high pressure starts to build tomorrow. we'll be off to a mainly clear start with patchy fog still possible through parts of the north bay. highs today similar to yesterday's numbers. so definitely breezy, especially at the beaches today. half moon bay 56 degrees, san francisco 59. we'll see upper 60s in some of the warm einland areas like santa rosa 68, fairfield 67 and san jose will get more sunshine with 64 degrees. look for low 60s around the bay. a little bit like sweater weather along the coast and around the bay. overnight lows will be on the cool side because we'll have less cloud cover. so the areas in the north bay

will be dropping into the 30s where we could see some fog develop once again. then look for mid-40s around the bay to low 40s in some inland areas like concord, livermore, san jose. now, some inland areas are really going to warm up this week, but even in san francisco and along the coast we'll see a warm-up as well. san francisco our average high 61, so we're a little below that. things start to change, warming trend starts. we'll be well above average, 10 degrees above average wednesday, thursday, and friday, and then temperatures tumble on saturday. that's because we have an approaching system heading our way. we're keeping track of that for next weekend. here is the seven-day forecast, accuweather forecast. morning fog, cool afternoon once again. tomorrow the warming trend starts. plenty of sunshine through most of the week. it looks like thursday will be the warmest day for everyone near 80 inland. mid-70s around the bay, even near 70 along the coast.

back to average saturday. looks like we're ending the month of february dry for san francisco. no rainfall at all. >> i know. we mentioned sunday a slight, slight chance and that's actually march 1st. >> yes. >> if we go through saturday without rain, the first time in 160 years. >> right. in san francisco. >> wow. >> we've been keeping records that long. we're keeping our fingers crossed for the next chance of rain on sunday. >> good to know. thanks, frances. looking for anything to pull people back into stores. earlier this past week, we told you about stores giving you drinks and buying your used clothes. that's not all. this morning abc's reporter rebecca jarvis has a look at how they are luring you in. >> mickey kendall wasn't always the biggest fan of grocery shopping. recently the author and mom of two has turned a routine hour into happy hour indulging while she fills her cart. >> normally when i go grocery shopping, it's sort of tedious. there's a lot of food. my kids eat a lot, so i have to

get two carts worth of stuff. if i'm going to be here for an hour anyway, i might as well enjoy the hour. >> it's a growing trend with nordstrom, crate & barrel offering the option to sip while they shop. >> it's one more way to get retailers to come in and spend more freely. one told me she bought an entire crown roast of lamb and it ended up sitting in her freezer for six months because she got home, sobered up and didn't know what to do with it. >> amazing what a good riesling will get you to buy. sometimes in the i'll with a little more bruschetta, fruit and crackers that go with it. >> not just alcohol. more and more retailers are offering experiences to draw customers offline and in store. lululemon offers workout classes. clothing retailer has tie-dye workshops. mariano's hosts live music.

>> we're seeing pop-up stores, climbing walls, knife sharpening, cooking classes, anything you can think of, and retailers are trying it out. all right. meet the women using wine to work out. she's hydrating, too. hear why

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all about staying hydrated while working out. she secured a glass of wine and water bolts to the handles of the bench press machine she's using. you have to look at that video. after each rep she clearly here takes a sip of each. this isn't the first time we've seen a wine workout. the woman who shot this video posted other workouts while drinking wine. she wants to show everyone working out doesn't always have to be about work. there's room for play if you get

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better bay area. this is abc 7 mornings. i hope that nobody watching this ever understands just how happy i am today. >> it wasn't looking great for chances of survival. everybody behind me right here is ecstatic. >> just incredible. found after more than a week, a palo alto couple rescued in the marin county hills. a team of tireless volunteers somehow found two hikers who vanished on the trail on valentine's day believed to have been dead.