today parents and students will get an update on when they can be back in class. it's monday, february 24th. let's see our live look from the east bay hills camera. a nice start to the week, then things start really heating up. mike is tracking the possibility of record breaking temperatures. hi, mike. >> yeah. several days in a row. i'll show that you in the five-day coming up. a little bit of fog, the most bit of fog this week is right now. it starts down in livermore. if you're coming in through the altamont pass, visibility down to a couple hundred feet that extends up to san ramon valley up to alamo. napa, american canyon, vallejo, 29, 221, 80, 37, a lot of fog there. temperatures this morning, 40 to 44. we'll stay mainly in the upper 50s at the coast. the rest of us hit the 60s at lunch. 70s at 4:00. back in the 50s at 7:00. here's jobina. >> good morning. mass transit updates for you

all. b.a.r.t. is experiencing a ten-minute delay between south hayward and union city. this is in the direction of warm springs, richmond and daly city. so those three directions there. the ferries are on time, ace 1 and ace 3 no delays as well. looking at a live picture showing you the san mateo bridge, lots of brake lights headed towards the peninsula. >> happening today, the oakland unified school district is expected to let parents, teachers and students at mcclymonds high school know where classes are going to be held tomorrow. >> the school has been out ever since cancer causing chemicals were found in the ground water near campus. >> jobina has this story at the live desk. >> the school district will hold two meetings today at west oakland middle school to update the mcclymonds community on this. the high school remains closed today while authorities test the air at the school. they're looking for traces of

the tem cal bchemical better kn tce. district officials stress it is not in the drinking water. they say tce in ground water does not pose an immediate threat, but it could be dangerous if the substance is in the air. >> we won't know until we get the test results back. once we get that we'll have a much greater understanding of is there a threat here? is there a problem that students have to be concerned about or families? once we know that we can figure out how to deal with this going forward. >> so far tests have shown no signs of the chemical in the air. more results are expected later this week or next week. while there's no timeline for a permanent solution, mcclimbeds is hoping to hold classes at a temporary campus starting tomorrow. we'll follow this story closely and bring you updates as they come in. developing news in fairfield. police say they arrested the hit and run suspect who killed a 2-year-old boy.

police say cirilo tellez was the driver involved in yesterday's crash on west texas street. a vehicle hit a toddler who later died. police say tellez initially left the scene but came back several hours later and was taken into custody. investigators say tellez is the victim's uncle and they believe he was drunk during the crash. in the east bay, police in pleasanton are looking for three people behind a home invasion robbery. it happened before 4:00 yesterday morning in the conninger ranch neighborhood. the woman who lives there says two men broke the rear sliding glass door and confronted her with a gun. she says they demanded money and then ransacked the house. security video shows there were actually three men. the victim wasn't hurt. >> now to the coronavirus. president trump has confirmed that americans with the coronavirus will not be sent to a fema location in alabama. the decision comes after officials there raised grave concerns about a plan to use the site as a backup location for infected passengers on board the

diamond princess cruise ship. italy is now the hardest hit country outside of asia with more than 150 people sick from the virus. china postponed its most important political gathering as the country struggles to contain the outbreak. the session was supposed to take place in beijing next month. a new date has not been decided. in just a few hours, 20,000 people will fill staples center for the public memorial for kobe bryant. >> bryant's widow, vanessa, is calling the memorial a celebration of life. today's date of 2/24 being significant, it represents gianna and kobe's jersey numbers.

the event will stream at 9:30 on our website, abc7news.com. president trump is in india for his first visit there since taking office. more than 100,000 people turned south at a welcome rally for the president. he's hoping to highlight america's partnership with one of the world's largest economies. as he heads into a re-election campaign it's a chance for him to get the support of more than 400 million indians back here at home. nancy pelosi is spending the day back at home in san francisco today. she will be meeting with local business owners for a merchant walk through chinatown and a visit to the golden gate fortune cookie factory. then she will join community leaders for a din sum lunch. your voice your vote, bernie sanders' strong win in the nevada caucuses push him ahead as the race moves to south carolina and then to california next week for super tuesday. campaign rivals are now latching on to sanders self-proclaimed democratic socialist title claiming it would hurt him in the general election. >> i don't think he can beat donald trump. >> in our one shot to take on this president, let us take a

sober look at what is at stake for our party, for our values, and for those with the most to lose. >> the next primary is saturday in south carolina. seven of the top polling candidates will hold a debate in the state tomorrow night. to learn more about all of the candidates, check out our abc7 original series called "chasing california." we spent time with bernie sanders, michael bloomberg and pete buttigieg in our episodes so far. thousands of south bay workers could be walking off the job later this week. the last-minute demand they're making to avoid a strike. new at 6:00, a major food manufacturer is getting into the plant-based food craze. they hope to take on impossible foods. keep an eye on san jose, see if the east bay fol slips through the sunol valley into your neighborhoods. let's talk about temperatures today. 2 to 11

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nope. or maybe just a few miles on the treadmill. too much coffee? oh yeah. too much coffee? tonight, la quinta. tomorrow you triumph. how you watch it does too. tv just keeps getting better. this is xfinity x1. featuring the emmy award-winning voice remote. streaming services without changing passwords and input. live sports - with real-time stats and scores. access to the most 4k content. and your movies and shows to go. the best tv experience is the best tv value. xfinity x1. simple. easy. awesome. xfinity. the future of awesome. starting off with temperatures. 39 in menlo park. easily the cool spot on the peninsula, 42 in redwood city. 47 in san bruno.

46 in pacifica, daly city. 46 in san rafael. oakland, hayward, 47 in san jose. and low 40s around concord, san ramon, livermore, 34 in napa. all those areas have a ton of fog. bay, we have minor breezes and errands, watch out, tree pollen is getting higher and higher. north bay, 38 this morning. upper 60s at noon. low 70s for a couple hours this afternoon. east bay, a bit of fog, then total sunshine, 46 this morning, about 20 degrees warmer. mid 60s this afternoon. and san francisco, 47 this morning. we'll reach 60 for a couple hours this afternoon. the warmest weather is coming up in less than seven minutes. jobina? >> thank you, everyone. b.a.r.t. is recovering from an earlier equipment problem on the warm springs line. so it's 10 minutes behind schedule traveling in the

richmond and daly city directions. ace 1 and ace 3 on time. ferries are on time as well. live look showing you 280 in san jose, a little blurry shot. you can make out traffic is light in the area. things are beginning to pick up in walnut creek. this is a live picture showing 680 here. lots of brake lights here. traffic is still moving. drive times across the board, pretty good. highway 4 to the maze, about 20 minutes. slight slowdown there. >> krispy kreme about to make getting a doughnut fix easier. >> we will explain. first, as we head to break, a live look outside. looking at the embarcadero. traffic is moving right along. ferry building back there. >>

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. mountain view based company intuit is reportedly buying credit karma for $7 billion.

credit karma is based in san francisco and grew to fame by offering customers free access to their credit stores. the company will function as a stand-alone business. the deal gives intuit a stronger hold in personal finance. intuit is the maker of turbotax. reggie and kumasi? >> thank you. new at 6:00, the competition heats up for plant-based burger. cargill is entering the market where impossible foods and beyond meat reign supreme. they plan to release a plant-based burger patty in april made from soy or pea protein. retailers will sell the products under their own labels. this is -- this is almost as good as oprah. >> tell me. >> doughnuts for delivery. starting this saturday, krispy kreme will start national doughnut delivery. so you have to be near one of

the 350 locations and in most cases you have to be within 10 miles of a shop. there is a $5 delivery fee for most location. saturday is leap day so krispy kreme will deliver free doughnuts within ten miles to hospital staff and parents of leap day babies. that's sweep. >> that's cute. > you thought it was for you. >> i sure did, until you got to that. >> ten miles. i don't live within ten miles of one. >> the station is. >> we sure are. >> you don't say. >> pier 39? is that where it is. >> fisherman's wharf. >> yeah. same difference. >> i see friday in our future. let's toss to weather -- let's talk about weather. let's talk about weather. there's my monday moment. all right. here's walnut creek. it's easier now that the sun is coming up to see that fog.

we're looking south, you can see that sliver of fog there. we have fog encroaching upon san jose coming in from the north through the sunol grade. milpitas and fremont probably foggier. but it will become sunny this afternoon with a warming trend. record warmth. best chance thursday. wednesday and friday could happen also. watching the chance of rain on sunday, march 1st. high pressure will dominate our forecast. it will increase the sunshine. increase the dryness of the air. the offshore breeze will help warm it up. tracking record warmth. not today. 60 at half moon bay. 63 to 69 around the bay from san francisco down to san jose. 70 around concord. 72 in the north bay. mid 40s to near 50 tonight. my accuweather seven-day forecast, mid to upper 70s on

wednesday, thursday, friday. finally back to average on sunday. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. we are taking a look at an earlier incident that is now starting to cause a slight backup in san jose. there was a car around 3:45 this morning that went down an embankment near southbound 101 before blossom hill road. they did not have a tow truck to get it out. they needed about 100 foot of cable. now that tow truck is there blocking one lane. that is causing a bit of a slowdown. live look at oakland. purple skies back there. this is a live shot showing you 280 at king street. nice and clear. no major issues. albany to the maze, 6 minutes. fremont to san jose, 15 minutes. highway 101 to cupertino, 11-minute ride. new at 6:00, a reason to make breakfast before you head out the door.

it could help you burn calories throughout the day. and the big change coming to the grocery store produce aisle. what you'll notice when you pick up a basket of berries. but first at 6:19, a very nice view from our mount tam cam of the bay area. we'll be right back.

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welcome to the find monday in february. it's the 24th. every day has been dry. if you go back three previous day days in january, we're getting close to making the top five list for the driest stretch ever in winter. average february in san francisco, about 4 1/2 inches. last year, nearly 8. this year none. that would be a record. okay happening today, jussie smollett will be walking back in court. a grand jury in chicago revived the actor's criminal case after prosecutors originally dropped

the charges against him. smollett, who is gay and black, claimed he was the victim of a violent racist and homophobic attack. police believe it was staged. today smollett is expected to plead not guilty to new charges of making false statements to chicago police. santa clara county's largest union is threatening another strike this week. they represent hospital janitors to park employees and law enforcement. this is video from the october strike. workers fell out of contract back in june. according to the "mercury news," the union is pushing to have a 3% pay increase starting in june. it says the strike will happen if the settlement is not reached by 4:00 p.m. on thursday. new at 6:00, if you want to burn more calories try eating a large breakfast and a small dinner. changing meal portions can make a difference. researchers looked at a group of healthy men, those who ate a larger breakfast and smaller dinner burned more than twice

the number of calories than those who ate a larger dinner and a smaller breakfast. the amount of energy needed to process a meal is higher in the morning than at night. plastic packaging for berries will get an environmentally friendly upgrade. many current containers for strawberries, blueberries and raspberries are already recyclable but the glue can con contaminate the plastic. that can prevent some of them from being recycled. major berry growers are committing to having fully recyclable containers by 2025. abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area, one thing we're constantly seeing is a desire to leave the region. despite an economic boom, there's a growing dissatisfaction among people living here. the silicon valley leadership group identified the main problems in a survey, they

include homelessness, crime, taxes and the cost of housing. there was a nearly 10% spike in people saying they definitely will move out this year. the people looking to move are primarily renters. 6 out of 10 say they're thinking about it. the poll also shows people think the quality of life has gotten worse. it's at 75% this year versus 65% last year. all this week we're taking a closer look at b.a.r.t. next at 6:30, the agency's general manager is revealing his one big goal for 2020 and how it will help improve everyone's experience. a palo alto couple who had been missing for more than a week was found alive over the weekend. their story coming up. plus dog napping. one man pays $1,000 to get his dog back. his message to other pet owners. as we head to break, a live look from our sutro tower camera. looking at san francisco. we'll be right back.

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the police response. remembering kobe bryant and his daughter. the public memorial planned for today and how you can see it. finding solutions to b.a.r.t.'s problems. the one thing the agency's general manager says could greatly improve the system. and only on abc7 news, couplewum's one-on-one with oprah. the moment kumasi will never forget. >> i got a dance, too. ♪ >> we want to take you live to new york city for the opening bell. we are expecting a big drop to start the morning. u.s. stock futures are declining as the number of coronavirus cases spike outside of china. that's really stoking fears of a global economic slowdown. dow futures are down 900 points. markets in south korea and italy led the decline on monday falling as much as 4.6%.

after course we'll monitor the dow and bring you an update in a few minutes. mike? >> i don't think i've seen it down 09900 pre-trading.pre-trad. wow. >> we have livermore, tri valley, that's spreading down into the south bay. the winds are moving through the sunol grade, fremont and milpitas and heading into san jose. the fog will not be around for long. it has a short timeframe, while you're out, 45 degrees is what you should dress for. 50s at the coast today. 61 to 64 at noon. just the beginning of our warming trend. how are the roads, jobina? >> pretty good except for one issue in santa rosa. a sigalert right now that we're

tracking on state route 12 at irwin lane. power lines are down blocking lanes in both directions. >> the san mateo bridge, seeing quite a bit of brake lights as people move towards the peninsula. a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:13. you can see the time it will take you to get across the bay bridge. highway 4 to the maze, 23-minute ride. we have new details on the missing couple found alive in marin county. >> they're recovering now after what some are calling a miracle rescue. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live at marin genera general. >> hi. take a look at these pictures we got over the weekend. you can see where they were found. it's a remote area, a drainage

ravine several hundred yards from the nearest road. the rescuers who were looking in that area figured it was unlikely they would be in this area, thick with brush, but they decided to go ahead and search it, and they were shocked when they found 72-year-old eran irwin and 77-year-old carol kiparsky who told rescuers they went on a valentine's day hike and got lost when it got dark. their sons couldn't believe they were found alive. >> my mother said, you know, i lost a shoe, and so i was walking with one shoe. then i lost the other shoe. i kept walking in my socks. then i got tired of walking in my socks so i was walking bare feet for a wild. she's 77 years old. >> i hope nobody watches this ever understands how happy i am today. >> just amazing. they found a puddle and that's where they got their water from. search crews from six counties

have been looking for the couple for a week using dogs, helicopters, drones. the couple told their rescuers cole nights were the hardest, and they were sure they were going to die. they were taken to the hospital for treatment but their conditions look good. reporting live in greenbrae, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. we have more details on the y couple's ordeal, how they survived and the rescue crews that helped save their lives on abc7news.com. happening today, there will be two meetings to update students and parents at mcclymonds high school. >> the school has been closed since a cancer causing contaminant was found in the drinking water. the first meeting is scheduled for 8:30 this morning and another one at 5:30 tonight.

that will be in the library at west oakland middle school. happening this morning, 20,000 people will be inside staples center known as the house that kobe built for a public memorial for the oakland lakers legend and his daughte, gianna. it was a month ago yesterday when the two died along with seven others in a helicopter crash. police have been working to limit crowds around staples center. only fans who have tickets will be allowed at the memorial. >> i grew up here in long beach. it's emotional for me. >> he touched a lot of lives here. it's sad that everyone can't attend. >> bryant's widow, vanessa, is calling the memorial a celebration of life. today's date of 2/24 being significant, it represents gianna and kobe's jersey numbers. you can watch the live stream of the event starting at 9:30 this morning on our website, abc7news.com. new developments in the coronavirus outbreak. china is postponing the national peoples congress, its most important political meeting of

the year. thousands of delegates were expected to travel to beijing next week. new numbers from china show 77,000 cases with the death toll climbing past 2,500. in south korea, cases have surged past 700 with seven deaths reported. in italy, cases jumped from 3 to 152 just this weekend, a lot of them were around milan. schools are closed and carnival celebrations have been canceled. a priest has been placed on leave by the catholic diocese of oakland over a sexual misconduct investigation. the chronicle reports it stems from a complaint filed in 2002 by a parishioner who said the priest groped her. the priest was accused last year of sexual harassment by five different women. police launched an investigation. the 2002 complaint is being looked at again because of these recent allegations. a warning from san francisco police after a man paid a ransom for the return of his stolen

dog. dave ford said he paid $1,000 to get the dog back. she was stolen in a smash and grab theft of ford's car on friday night. he filed a police report and his dog holly and then received a call from a man saying he had her. >> it's like having a kid taken. if it's getting to the point where dogs are being taken out of cars, nothing can be left in a car. >> ford says he wants to warn other pet owners about the danger and police say people can put themselves in danger by agreeing to meet and pay a stranger who claims to have their pet. they are advising against that. all this week we're taking a close look at b.a.r.t. the problems, and the solutions. coming up next, the key thing b.a.r.t.'s gm believes will help fix a lot of issues that riders are facing. and we're watching the big board carefully. look at those numbers. the dow started off 950 points down at the open. now you can see we're still

significantly down, but not quite as bad at 830. why? you can blame coronavirus. it's creating fears of a global economic slowdown. we'll bring you an update in another few minutes. and my one-on-one interview with oprah. i joined her for a hike in the east bay. her advice to help us live our best lives. >> i can't believe it, mike, i have to give you credit, i can't believe the full choreography that it goes down and back up. it's more complicated than i think, kumasi. >> she did the squat in there. getting a full workout. >> mike, noticing all the details. >> i notice oprah. >> thank you. i notice kumasi, too. i can't wait to hear about that. so touched by it. >> it's great weather to be doing our praise tans. >> absolutely. >> yeah. saw the trees behind you guys

blooming. gorgeous scenery. let's talk about the fog up in the north bay. stretching from the napa valley across 37 to novato and san rafael where we drop from 39 at american canyon to 37 there. we have 35 in rohnert park, elsewhere, we have fog in the tri valley and some of that is slipping through the sunol grade, you hit 47 in san jose. 43 in newark. alame alameda, 50. whoa. iris got bright on our camera there, across the san mateo bridge, you can see a lack of fog and also on 880 looking north towards oakland from the coliseum and the arena and heading towards what's a quiet bay bridge toll plaza, at least fog-wise. driving, fog is the only issue. cool this morning, mild this afternoon. limbed breezes heading deeper into the forecast. 44 this morning in the peninsula, mid to upper 60s from noon to 6:00. spiking around 67 degrees. east bay valleys, 42 this morning. in the 70s around for a couple

hours from 2:00 to 4:00. for the south bay, mid to upper 60s with clouds hanging around through 9:00. all right. more warm weather coming up. here is jobina. >> thank you. good morning. we have two sigalerts to talk about. the first one is in santa rosa. this is state route 12 at irwin lane. a car hit a power pole there are power lines down on both sides. so everything is closed in all directions now. there's not an eta as to when this will reopen. moving over to san ramon, we have another sigalert because of a disabled big rig, southbound 680 at el costa boulevard. we don't have an eta as to when this big rig will be moved out of the way.

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. abc7 news back on b.a.r.t. one year later.

building a better bay area is about finding solutions and following through. b.a.r.t. is making changes. is it making a difference? every b.a.r.t. line, every problem, every solution we can find. welcome back. as part of our efforts to building a better bay area, this week we're looking closer at the issues affecting b.a.r.t. >> the agency has seen a dramatic decrease in ridership over the past five years. nearly 10 million fewer passengers on nights and weekends. b.a.r.t. general manager bob powers thinks one thing could be key in helping to solve these problems. he meet with chronicle insider phil matier to talk about his plans. >> what do you see as your biggest goal for this year? >> my biggest goal for the year is to get a program out on the street to replace the fare gates. i think that's -- that's one of

my top priorities right now. it will help in a lot of different facets. >> just make it harder to get in the system without paying? >> no, i wouldn't say it like that. i want everybody to pay their fair share. and by doing that, i think i can get at a lot of the quality of life issues that our riders are experiencing. >> phil's conversation with powers continues all day today on abc7 news. today on midday live, hear how powers plans to improve b.a.r.t.'s escalators. you can read phil matier's column in the "san francisco chronicle" on wednesdays and sundays. people in four different san francisco neighborhoods have questions for police. they were all woken up by loud, chaotic side shows ripping through city streets over the weekend. police say each of the four side shows had anywhere from 50 to 100 cars. neighbors near 23rd and delores,

market and clayton, loomis and barnveld and 30th and geary woke up to the sounds and smells of burning rubber and smoke on saturday night. >> people were rooting him on, but also an inability to stop what they were doing. >> the police said they couldn't do anything about it so they watched. >> police say no citations were made and no arrests or injuries were reported by the side shows are still under investigation. now let's talk about the main show. >> yes. >> that's oprah winfrey. she left her mark on the bay area. she was at the chase center in san francisco for her wellness tour on saturday, before that she spent some quality time outdoors in oakland. >> i got to be there. i got the special opportunity to meet oprah for an exclusve interview at joachim miller park.

♪ kumasi, kumasi, kumasi >> i got a dance. >> i love it! >> i love it. >> what do you say when oprah is right there, you know my name, you're making a dance about it, a song. she told me to say it with my head up high, my chin up. >> which you never had a problem doing. >> you know it will be higher. so, look, this is the back story. so, oprah and i, we went on a hike with the group outdoor afro which helps african-americans connect with nature. oprah is encouraging people to make changes when it comes to wellness. i got the chance to ask her how we can rise to the challnge. >> how do you make changes when you know it's kind of difficult, you might not want do it but you need do it. how do you do that? >> the definition of wellness for me, but mine is all things in balance, it doesn't mean that things are in balance all the time. it means that you are like

nature moving with the constant flow, setting a vision for who you want to be. not just what you want to do. who do you want to be in the world. >> i want to be like oprah, the best version of myself. her energy is so great. you know what i mean? i left feeling like if i can just bring that to people, how awesome would that be? she makes everyone feel so included, special. she walked up like she had known us for her whole life. it was amazing. >> she's joyful about something and she lets it out. you can see when she met you, she thought i like that name a lot. we're doing this. >> doing the dance. >> i love that spirit. also, you don't need to -- your goal shouldn't be to be oprah, your goal should be to be kumasi. she recognized that right away.

this is something right here. >> yes, yes. >> my favorite part, it wasn't in there, if you watch the whole video, she goes kumasi's not a humble name. did you catch that part? >> i didn't catch that. as soon as i saw the dance, i lost it. i lost it. >> all weekend long, my friends, my husband and i have been repeating that, kumasi is not a humble name. she's like hold your head up high. >> i love the whole thing. that was amazing. >> it was. we were at her event on saturday. >> yes. >> it was even more fabulousness. >> good energy all around. amazing. good opportunity. >> yes. >> love to see it. >> i said it last hour, when you meet someone that's your idol and they're better than what you expected, life is good. >> it is good. >> kumasi, love it. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise. i can't top that. maybe we'll take some video of

us dancing the kumasi, put that up. maybe that will get it's pretty clear out there weather-wise. 42 to 45 with some areas of fog. bus stops could be harder to see the kids and other ones. turning ove to sunshine, mid 50s to mid 60s at 11:00. need 9 jacket the jacket at the 57. walnut creek, looking south towards the tri valley, 680 and 24, sun will return about 9:00 for all of us with warmth beginning. slightlymilder address tas the offshore breeze develops. the sinking air will compress, heat, dry out, blow offshore and all that leads to record warmth. mid to upper 60s around the bay, down to san jose at 69, low 60s

along the coast. 70 to 72 in the north bay valleys, east bay valleys. tonight, notice the lack of fog out there. a little bit near the coast. 50 in napa and fairfield. most of us 44 to 49 degrees. my accuweather seven-day forecast. a couple degrees tomorrow. a couple more wednesday. the this is record territory, mid to upper 70s. it's warmer thursday with 80. 70 at the coast. that's our best chance for widespread records. we'll hold out one more day on friday. the onshore breeze develops this weekend. by sunday, we're back to average. jobina? >> thank you. good morning, everyone. following two sigalerts. the first one in stroedanta ros positive progress for say the round 12 at irwin lane. the eastbound side is still closed. the westbound side reopened. there was a car that hit a power pole. power lines are down across the roadway there. now they got things cleaned up on the westbound side. moving over to san ramon, a disabled big rig on southbound 680, speeds are down to about 20

miles per hour. one lane is blocked, it's very slow. we don't have an eta as to when this will open up. the chp is warning of visibility issues due to fog in the area. leaving you with a live look at san jose, 101, it's nice and clear in the south bay. >> thank you. two local shops in san francisco are both out hundreds of dollars this morning. this thief seen waiting for employees to turn away to reach over into the registers. both shop owners think this is the same guy. the owner of urban bowls in hayes valley says he was hit friday night. the owner got to work passing out flyers around the neighborhood. a local ice cream shop owner recognized him as the same man who stole from his store two days before in the same way. filming for the matrix is making san francisco's financial district look more like a war zone. look at this video of shooting overnight.

helicopters flew around the ferry building. explosions were lighting up the night sky and people could hear blasts miles away. filming for the movie has been going on for several weeks now. some streets in the financial district were even closed overnight. several people report seeing keanu reeves at several filming locations. where is he? >> didn't see him, but coming into work i saw his motorcycle. >> his motorcycle? >> yeah. they have it on a rig so they can pull it through the streets so he can be on it. i saw that. >> you're getting closer. >> that's kea

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all right. it's 6:54, whether you're just joining us or about to go out the door, here's 7 things to know before you know. number one, that stock selloff as the dow declines amid fears of the coronavirus. we're down 744 points. >> number two, the missing palo alto couple now recovering in the hospital after this incredible rescue over the weekend. they were believed to be dead but discovered alive in the point reyes wilderness. number three, the oakland unified school district is expected to give an update on mcclymonds high school today. the high school was closed since tce was found in the ground water. the district is conducting tests at the school to see if the chemical is in the air. number four, in just a few hours, 24,000 people will be packed into the staples center for the public memorial for kobe bryant and his daughter gianna. the live stream starts at 9:30 on abc7news.com. number five, we're starting

off monday with the coolest temperatures in the morning and our greatest amount of fog. 39 to 45. we stay in the 50s at the coast where it's breezy. 67 to 70, this is one of the coolest days this week. >> number six, following one of two sigalerts right now in san ramon. this is southbound 680 at el costa boulevard. speeds are down to 20 miles per hour in the area. it's blocking one lane. we do not have an eta on when this will be reopened fully. number seven, one-on-one with oprah. i got the chance to talk with oprah during her visit to oakland on friday. we talked about wellness, her tour and what makes her happy. we'll have much more this week on abc7 mornings, on midday live and on abc7news.com. we also talked about my name, to which she said -- kumasi, kumasi, kumasi. >> i thought she went down a little bit. >> one, two, three, and, two. three. >> one, two, three. >> two. there we go

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good morning, america. as we join you this monday morning, more cities around the world going on lockdown as the coronavirus spreads. race to contain the coronavirus. officials scramble to contain the first major outbreak in europe. a huge spike in cases in italy where tens of thousands of people are now on lockdown. venice's famed carnival shut down. cities turned into ghost towns and back here at home, the battle now raging over where to quarantine american patients with the virus. bernie's big win. the democratic front-runner scores a huge victory in nevada, but now facing backlash for what he said about cuba's fidel castro in an interview overnight, defending some of the dictator's programs, as they go