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falling this afternoon after we start off pretty seasonal. low to upper 40s at 7:00. 67 at the coast. the rest of us in the low 70s at noon. 65 at the coast at 4:00. 76 to 78 at 4:00 whens will be e a comfortable evening on the way. let's find out about the commute and see if there's comfortableness out there or comfort. >> we do have comfort for people. the crash i was talking about in san francisco has cleared up. it was involving one car that spun out blocking a lane and then started driving the wrong way on southbound 280 before cesar chavez. giving you the thumbs up because it's all clear. this purple line indicates all lanes are shut down, they have reopened. live look showing you emeryville, live picture, those headlights making their way towards the maze and the bay bridge toll plaza. moving over to a live picture showing you san jose, 280 is looking good. kumasi? >> thanks.

new overnight, concord police launched an investigation into this, a car crashed into a fire hydrant and this is what happened. all that water flying into the area like a geyser the this was arou 125 concord on olivero road. water officials were on the scene trying to shut off the wter. a turning point in the coronavirus outbreak. it's happening right here in the bay area. a patient from solano county has the virus. we don't know how that person got it. up until now every patient in the u.s. could pinpoint the origin of their illness. we can no longer say that. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us at uc davis medical center in sacramento. amy? >> this patient is getting a lot of attention because of how she or he contracted the virus. according to the california department of public health, the individual had no known exposure to the virus through travel or

close contact with a known infected individual. so this could be the first person in the united states to get it from community exposure, meaning the virus could be in the community and spreading from person to person. the patient is a resident of solano county, but is being treated at uc davis medical center in sacramento. catching some who are visiting the hospital off guard. >> i did not know coming here that somebody had the virus. that's interesting. people make jokes about it all the time, i didn't know it's that serious. it's in sacramento. that's insane. >> reporter: health officials are saying the health risk to the general public from the coronavirus remains low. and most who get it do not require hospitalization. they have not released anymore information about the patient here. reporting live in sacramento, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> all right. thank you. mountain view-based facebook says it is cracking down on ads

making false claims about products tied to coronavirus. facebook is banning ads that feature products that imply a limited supply seeking to create a sense of urgency. ads that guarantee a cure or prevention are also banned, those include ads for face masks that claim the products are gaurn uaranteed to prevent the d of the virus. you can get the latest on our website, abc7news.com or download our app and enable push alerts. an oakland dental surgeon is under arrest accused of trafficking and s.e.c. criex cr against children. he faces seven felony counts including attempted kidnapping. doyle offered to buy two young girls for $30,000. the state attorney general's office moved to revoke doyle's dental license saying the

allegations gave state prosecutors grave concerns about him interacting with this video. it is crazy. a man riding his long board across five lanes of freeway traffic. dash cam video shows him dodging cars on northbound 280 during rush hour on tuesday. amanda del castillo spoke with the man who captured this video. >> reporter: bay area native eric walker says his commute home is always a bit unpredictable but he never imagined his dash cam would catch this dangerously bizarre stunt. >> the expectation was not a long border in the middle of the highway. >> reporter: watch closely. the man is not fully visible to walker or the camera until he rides into the fast lane. this happened before 5:30 p.m. on tuesday on northbound 280 near the saratoga exit. the chp is not amused. >> it's not only reckless and

ingerous but it'sh the arocated the man from the distance and over speakers told him to stay off the freeway. he got away, but otherwise would have received a citation. >> he put lives in danger. >> reporter: this adds to to bizarre behavior on the bay bridge, an electric scooter on the bay bridge, a naked man on a bicycle and now this stunt in santa clara. democratic candidates are heavily campaigning in south carolina ahead of the primary. >> one candidate is getting a little help from singer john legend. >> we currently have a president who embarrasses this great nation every single day with his incompetence, his unabashed ignorance, his lack of curiosity. wouldn't it be so refreshing to have a woman of senator warren's brilliance replacing him?

>> legend spoke and performed at senator elizabeth warren's campaign rally yesterday in orangeburg. the candidates are also focused on super tuesday states like california. front-runner senator bernie sanders announced he will hold a rally in san jose at the south hall on market street this sunday. the a large crowd showed up at his campaign rally yesterday in myrtle beach, south carolina. his campaign staff has been collecting vote by mail ballots at the rallies and turning them in. abc7 news is taking an in depth behind-the-scenes look at the democratic presidential candidates, their efforts to win california on super tuesday. join us for california sunday evening at 6 on abc7 news. a new lawsuit was filed against corporations who earth island institute says

contributes to plastic pollution. the group says they hope to stop big companies from putting more nonrecyclable plastics into the environment. let's look at what's going on temperature-wise, 48 in fremont city. san leandro,45. everyone else in the low to mid 50s. we have 49 in san jose, 44 in mountain view. pleasanton and livermore at 43. same thing in novato and 55 here in san francisco. supposed to show you the golden gate, we have an offshore breeze once again. wear yournd the coat today. temperatures hitting 70 to near 80 everywhere. total sunshine out on the bay with light breezes. peninsula, your 12-hour forecast, 46. a few high clouds with that sunshine. that's just the push of even warmer air coming in today. warm air invection clouds is

what we call that. 46 at 7:00. 66 at 11:00. from noon to 6:00, 70 to about 76 degrees. for the east bay valleys, even warmer. 46 this morning. 68 at 11:00. 70 easily by noon. mid to upper 70s during the afternoon hours. down the south bay, the best chance of high clouds streaming up from the south, but that's also the leading edge of the warmer weather. 49 at 7:00, 72 at noon. nearly 80 at 3:00. down to about 66 degrees with high clouds and stars at 7:00. dramatic drop in the temperatures coming up this weekend. i'll show you that. jobina? >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. it's 5:09 right now. checking in on mass transit. the ferries, b.a.r.t. and ace 1 all on time right now. hopefully it stays that way. moving over to a live look showing you the bay bridge. everything at the toll plaza looks good. slightly stacked as far as the cash lanes. once you hop on the bridge you should not face any problems

there. live look at 280 at king street, very clear conditions in the area. we have our san mateo 101 project, the express lane construction, from 9:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m., expect lane closures on 101. coming up next, know as you start your day. >> dear b.a.r.t., as part of our effort to build a better vomike bloomberg has a recordgue of doing something. as mayor, he protected women's reproductive rights. expanded health coverage to 700,000 new yorkers. and decreased infant-mortality

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the time is 5:12, here's 7 things to know this morning a person from solano county is being treated at uc davis medical center for coronavirus. this is the first case in the u.s. where the cause is unknown. the patient had not traveled anywhere with a history of coronavirus or come into contact with anyone infected. number two, president trump tapped vice president mike pence to lead the u.s. response on coronavirus. he's also asking congress to spend 2$2.5 billion to stop the spread. democrats want more. number three, this morning b.a.r.t.'s police chief will present his plan to decrease racial disparities. it's in response to a report that shows african-american b.a.r.t. riders are ticketed more than people of other races. number four, milwaukee police say a gunman had been fired from the molson coors beer

company before he returned and went on a shooting spree. five employees were killed. the 51-year-old shooter then killed himself. number five, here's a look at where we'll end up. notice the asterisk, that's record territory. oakland at 77, our warmest day moving forward in my accuweather seven-day forecast. number six, we do have a rather smooth commute this thursday morning a live look at the san mateo bridge, a few brake lights as people make their way towards the peninsula. number seven, hold on to your cholesterol monitor, dunkin' donuts just released a new snack. all it is is a bag with bacon in it. it's eight half strips of bacon smoked with natural cherry wood and flavored with sweet black pepper seasoning. that's out of the press release. as part of our effort to

build a better bay area, we're . >> dear b.a.r.t. >> dear b.a.r.t. >> dear b.a.r.t. >> lower the price. >> more trains. >> dear b.a.r.t. >> make it run 24 hours. >> dear b.a.r.t. >> we feel dirty. even the bathrooms are disgusting. >> clean the platform, the stairs, the escalators. >> dear b.a.r.t. >> that's all we need, wifi. >> yeah. >> they're working on it. >> yeah. >> we want to hear some more of your suggestions. use the #dearbart on social media. you can find all of our dear b.a.r.t. stories on abc7news.com. the cdc says it believes a

multi state e. coli outbreak is linked to sandwich maker jimmy johns. four people have gotten sick after eating clover sprouts at jimmy johns. the cdc considers a raw and lightly cooked sprouts a source of foodborne illness. no hospitalizations or deaths have been reported. panera bread has a treat for its java junkies. it unveiled this new nationwide coffee subscription program. it offers unlimited hot or iced coffee. the price tag on a monthly subscription is $9. the unlimited access to coffee is available at all hours, any sized cup. if you're interested, you have paneem do y thi tt' worthit? >>t' justlackcoffee iry titey. ye. yo bougie coffee. >> little bit. >> can i have no, sir?

>> no. get the kind that you get and walk away. >> pretty much. >> hi, mike. >> hi, guys. let's talk about the south bay. clear on our san jose camera, along 87 near the shark tank looking north towards the airport there. mostly sunny today, record warm high temperatures. it will be milder tonight as the clouds will increase and kind of insulate us a bit and keep that warmth hanging around. this weekend, a cold front will eradicate any chance of record high temperatures bringing us blustery conditions and a 10 to 20 degree drop. it's short lived. next week it gets warm again. not quite as warm as this week. mid to upper 70s throughout the bay. inland you have upper 70s. 77 in oakland. napa, 78. san rafael, santa rosa 79, record high temperatures today. lows tonight, mid 40s to mid 50s. notice the creeping of the low

clouds, the fog getting closer and closer as we start to change. we'll definitely have a lot of low cloudiness saturday morning and increasing high clouds. here's the rain. behind me, over the ocean. that's where it stays all day saturday while we're starting to get some snow up in the sierra, up to six inches possible there. sunday, looking at quiet conditions. look at that, a random shower possible at best. in fact, if you look at the precipitation, if you get run over by one of those light showers, you could get a hundredth of an inch of rain. more than likely you will get nothing other than cooler weather, 10 to 20 degrees cooler sunday. you look into next week, the 70s come back ratherquic jobina? >> thank you, mike. taking a look at our map here. only slow spot we're seeing is out of tracy right now. live look shows you san rafael, 101, clear ride there. no problems that i'm seeing in

the area. this is a live picture of 101 in san jose. here are our drive times. walnut creek to dublin, 13 minutes. santa rosa to san francisco, 47 minutes. and highway 1 to los gatos, 21 minutes. as we focus on building a better bay area, we know that traffic is a major issue. as you know, san francisco's market street is now car-free. a new study shows banning cars on market had minimal effect on side streets. there was concern about increased congestion. an analytics firm that specializes in traffic measured traffic speeds before and after the closure on january 29th. the study shows changes to market street have had sll imct traicee. the clousre reliable. i think we could have expected the buses effect. >> yeah. >> i think many people are not surprised by this. >> yeah. i think it's the big advantage

for people riding bikes or scooters and maybe pedestrians. >> i think so. i notice crossing the street yesterday that you just -- i think that mass transit operators have more eyes. >> they're looking out. >> they're looking for the pedestrians. >> yesterday i was going through traffic downtown around 5:00, it was really backed up. my uber driver was like i think it's because market street is closed. i don't know if it's something he experienced or if it's crazy like that all the time. >> maybe both. >> theories abound. questions about the validity of the varsity blues case a new filin filing. >> and barbara corcoran wired $400,000 into a fake account. how she got scammed. >> if you don't take b.a.r.t.

daily t could seem haphazard, but there's someone by to help you. the station agent. what can you expect them to do? i'm michael finney, this is the official job description from b.a.r.t. they are supposed to provide passengers information and ensure passenger safety and that station equipment and facilities are operating properly. so what are the exact duties? provide information to passengers regarding service, fares, routes, schedules, delays, transfer and even connecting transit services. they're to provide information regarding points of interest and street locations near the station. then finally explain the operation of fare machines, elevators and other station equipment. they're here to help you. so if one of them

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start dropping our temperatures tomorrow. 61 in san francisco, upper 70s inland. look at the sea breeze, mid 50s to mid 60s saturday and even cooler, mid 50s to mainly low 60s for sunday. that's average for this time of year. in pasadena, deputies say someone stole a mortuary's hearse from a church with a woman's body in the back. the l.a. county sheriff's department tweeted out a plea for the suspect to return the vehicle or at least return the woman. it says in part to the suspect driving around in a black lincoln navigator out of all the bad decisions you have made, at least make one good one and bring back the deceased person and casket inside the navigator. this is terrible. right now there's an all-out search to recover the hearse and the body. imagine if you are the family or friend of that person. >> un-huh. why are you driving around with it in the back?

>> do you not see it's a hearse? are you not familiar with a casket? >> don't you feel weird? >> nope. that's -- that's -- bring it back. well, happening today in the college admissions scandal, a judge is expected to set the trial date for lori loughlin and her husband. the couple is accused of paying $500,000 to get their daughters into usc as athletic recruits. other parents awaiting trial may be acquitted because of new evidence. prosecutors turned in notes showing that the fbi agents pressured the ring leader, rick singer, to lie when he said parents knew they were paying for bribes instead of making legitimate donations. defense attorneys say it raises questions about the validity of the varsity blues case. one of america's most savvy business women claims that she was scammed out of nearly $400,000. real estate mogul and shark tank star barbara corcoran is talking with abc about the incident.

here's rebecca jarvis. >> reporter: in this morning's ra corcoran conned out of nearly $400,000. >> this morning i wired $388,000 into a false back account in asia. >> reporter: it started last week when barbara's bookkeeper received this email appearing to be a routine message from barbara's assistant, emily, approving a $388,000 payment to a german company called ffh concept. the only problem, barbara's assistant emily never sent that email. it was a con artist on the other end. >> i realized immediately it's something i would have fallen for if i had seen the emails. >> reporter: coming up at 7:00 a.m., we'll have much more of our interview with barbara corcoran. with your "gma" first look, i'm rebecca jarvis, abc news, new

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the whole debris, the engine fly out of the car. >> at least one driver and a dog hurt in this mangled mess. what we know this morning. a troubling new sign of the coronavirus spread. >> the number one priority from our standpoint is the health and safety of the american people. >> the warning from health officials for americans to be prepared for outbreaks. also this morning -- >> kumasi! >> can i ask you some fun questions? >> sure. sure. >> rapid fire questions with oprah. she's answering everything from the worst job she's had and the advice she'd give her teenage sel self. >> look, i did not want oprah to leave. >> were you nervous asking those questions? >> yes, but also excited. >> i always get nervous when i'm asking celebrities those rapid fire questions. >> she did a good job. of course. >> she does everything well.

good morning on this thursd,h. >> youe never more tve here ke.m ur >> let'soohas gng on with live doppler 7. the winds are blowing offshore, even though they're very light and keeping some marine layer and low clouds out over the coast. that will surge back this weekend and bring the temperatures baaing in line. not these record high temperatures we'll have this afternoon. before we get to that, mid to upper 40s through 7:00, 67 to 72, it's warm everywhere at noon. 68 to 78 from the coast to inland at 4:00, that will set new records and still in the mid 60s away from water heading into the 7:00 hour. it was really comfortable last evening. >> my gosh. it was such a great night. thank you. good morning. it is also comfortable on our roads. a live picture showing you 880 at the coliseum, our camera in oakland, headlights making their way south. the coliseum is on the right-hand side of the screen. moving up to the golden gate bridge, light traffic there as

well. no major problems on the roads. tracy to dublin, about 49 minutes. antioch to concord, 16 minutes, and san rafael to san francisco, also a 16-minute ride. >> all right. thank you. the chp responded to a wrong-way crash in santa clara county after midnight. this is on northbound 85 south of highway 17. a witness says he saw a pickup truck going the wrong way then it hit an suv head on. new video shows a dog in the pickup truck. you can see that on the camera there. we don't know how the truck driver is doing. the witness says the driver of the suv appeared to be okay. lanes were shut down for a period of time. they are back open now. japan announced they're closing all public schools to help control the spread of the virus. japan has more than 890 cases including 705 from that quarantined cruise ship. in the u.s., health officials are warning americans to be jobina has the latest on this.

>> it's not a matter of if but when the coronavirus starts to seriously spread here in the united states according to health officials. one of the latest cases, a person from solano county with no known travel or contact with anyone else who has the coronavirus. now the united states is wrestling with how to prepare for an outbreak on american soil. yesterday the president and his top health advisers tried to reassure the country and down played the danger. he tapped mike pence to lead the u.s. response to the virus while asking congress for at least 5 $2.5 billion to stop the spread. >> and the number one priority from our standpoint is the health and safety of the american people. >> airports around the world are doing all they can to prevent and prepare. at l.a.x., crews were seen disinfecting a flight after a korean airlines flight attendant who worked on flights at that

airport tested positive for the coronavirus. officials call a deadly shooting ram pain page at the molson coors brewery in milwaukee the saddest day in the company's 165 years in the city. the gunman was fired from the brewery earlier in the day yesterday. he returned and he killed five employees. the 51-year-old shooter then killed himself. more than 1,000 people were working when the gunman opened fire. molson coors plans to keep the facility closed for the time being. part of building a better bay area is making sure everyone is treated equally. >> today b.a.r.t.'s police chief will increase his plan decrease racial disparities after report shows that black b.a.r.t. riders are ticketed more than people of other races. abc7 news reporter julian glover is live in fremont with more on that. julian?

>> we all know building a better b.a.r.t. is more than making sure the trains are safe and running on time, it also means that riders should be able to ride the transit system without fear of being racially profiled. apparently there's a problem. 1 in 10 b.a.r.t. riders are black, but more than half of all quality of life sicitations wer addressed to those riders. we're told the b.a.r.t. police chief will address what appears to be the systemic issue at a meeting later today and presenting a plan to fix the problem. these citations were for what b.a.r.t. considers quality of life violations, fare evasion, loud music, things like eating or smoking on the train. b.a.r.t. has made a concerted effort to crack down on fare evasions, and have been trained on avoiding racial profiling since 2015, but still the issue is prevalent. i want to give an example of this. 2019 fare evasion citations is what you're looking at right now on the screen, 50% of those citations were issued to black riders, 22% to white riders, 14%

to hispanic riders, 3% to asian riders. keep in mind black b.a.r.t. riders make up 10% of all the commuters who take b.a.r.t. on a bailey basis. chief alvarez expected to address these concerns in a meeting happening in oakland later today. reporting live outside of fremont b.a.r.t., julian glover, abc7 news. mayor london breed and other community leaders will hold a community healing event in the bayview where an elderly asian man was attacked last weekend. there were no law enforcement there when the man was attacked that response comes after the second video emerged showing the attack from a different angle. in it security guards allegedly stand by and do nothing to help this man. abc7 reached out to their employer. the company's ceo says the matter is under investigation. local leaders who condemned the attacks say they hope the video doesn't create division between

asian and african-americans. we should not make a blanket statement or assertion that there is mounting tensions. >> sfpd identified the man in the video but there's no update on his condition this morning. in the east bay, oakland school leaders say mcclymonds high school will be closed for another week while testing for a chemical linked to cancer goes on. abc7 was at the west oakland senior center for a town hall. students have been moved to three other schools while crews figure out if tce vapor is in the air around the school. engineers discovered the industrial solvent in ground water beneath the campus last week. a former mcclymonds principal says action needs to be taken. >> it's a little frightening immediately because of it being water i thought of flint, michigan. it's not a matter of okay, we'lb havet >> preliminary results reveal no traces of tce in the air but

final result are due in about a week. coming up, oakland's police commission fired the police chief a week ago. now there's a man to give the group more power. and oprah answering rapid fire personal questions with me. the one thing she says she cannot live without. >> she does not need a jacket or the hoodie today. it's shorts weather. >> it is. yes, you need to be careful, you will want that jacket later on this weekend as we get into the 60s. >> cool for us, but warm for us today. >> it is. starting off with cool temperatures this morning. low to mid 40s for the tri valley. concord and out highway 4 to brentwood, mid to upper 40s. let's talk about what's going on in other neighborhoods. 51 in hayward. oakland, 53. san francisco, 54. los gatos, 58. in the north bay, low

40s. san mateo bridge, no fog, no real cross breeze. mass transit, bay commute all good for today. let's talk about the temperatures, starting up in the north bay, 43 for 7:00. then 69 by 11:00. look, from noon to 6:00, six hours of low to mid 70s. in fact, i think some neighborhoods will spike in the upper 70s around 2:00, 3:00. for the east bay, 48 at 7:00. 69 at 11:00. low to mid 70s for you. not quite as warm as the north bay. 76 at 3:00, that's impressive. in san francisco, a run into the 70s. upper 60s to low 70s from noon to 6:00. we'll look at that extended forecast and cooler weather on the way. jobina? >> good morning, everyone. happy almost friday to you. i'm excited. i hope you're excited. we have our mass transit updates. the ferries are all on time. 32 trains running for b.a.r.t. no delays there or delays for

ace 1 or ace 3. great time to head out there. moving over to a live look showing you walnut creek, 680 there, clear ride. some brake lights as people make their way south. no problems in the area. live look at the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lights came on at 5:14. packed up there. once you make it through this, clear and coasting on the bay bridge into san francisco. moving over now to one incident that we're following here. this is a three-car crash on eastbound 80 at 7th street. three cars involved here. emergency crews are on the way. it's in the counter commute direction, so you shouldn't experience severe delays. we'll be back with more news, weather and traf metastatic breast cancer is relentless, but i was relentless first. relentless about learning the first song we ever danced to. about teaching him to put others first. about helping her raise her first child. and when i was first diagnosed, my choice was everyday verzenio. it's the only one of its kind that can be taken every day. it gives us more time without cancer progressing.

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5:43 this thursday. 87 in l.a. 80 in san diego. close to that in fresno. 80 is the record high in fresno. monterey at 73. 58 up in tahoe. here is the snow, one to two, possibly three to four inches the further south you go. by 11:00 saturday evening. another 1 to 3 inches possible sunday out of this weak storm coming through. until then, look at these temperatures up in tahoe. 57 today. 56 tomorrow. 50 saturday, then temperatures drop dramatically down to 32

degrees for a high on sunday. >> thanks. there's a plan to increase the oakland police commission's power after the citizens group made the controversial decision to fire anne kirkpatrick. the city council president proposed these changes no more mayoral appointees. the commission can propose changes to o.p.d. policy. the commission would be allowed to review the mayor's budget and review findings and proposed discipline in cases of serious misconduct. >> this is supposed to be an independent, citizen controlled police commission. that needs to increase, not decrease. >> while the anti-police project supports the changes, kirkpatrick disagrees saying the commission's power should be reined in. this morning i'm sharing more of my exclusive interview with oprah.

after we talked about her tour and the hike we went on, i got to ask her some personal things. >> kumasi! >> can i ask you some fun questions? >> yes, sure. okay. >> this will be rapid fire. first thing that comes to your mind. >> not an s.a.t. >> okay. >> hope i pass. >> you'll pass. name one thing you can't live without. >> i can't live without my -- it's called -- i can't remember, an ice machine that goes on my knees. >> okay. >> an icer what is that thing called? >> ever something. >> we need that. ment >> one thing you could live withou without. >> oh, i could live without a lot of things. food. i could live without sugar. >> i agree with that.

mountains or beach? >> mountains. >> aisle or window? >> definitely window. >> your favorite movie. >> all times? it would not be the color purple. favorite movie of all time. i'm walking here, midnight cowboy. the other favorite movie is one flew over the cuckoo's nest. the other favorite is to kill a mockingbi mockingbird, scout. what advice would you give your tan naj seeenage self. >> hold on. hold on. what a ride. hold on. what a ride, girl. it's going to be okay. your nose will grow into your fac face. >> it will be okay. >> your nose will grow into your face! i used to try to put a clothes pin on the side. >> no. >> i did. i did. >> it will happen. >> it will happen.

your face. it's not too big. it's just right for you right now. that's it. >> okay. what's the worst job you ever had? >> the worst job i ever had? i only had a few. the worst job i ever had was working in -- i had two. working in a little dime store where i was working in the back, had to stock the shelves and i was not allowed to talk to people. the other worst job was working in my father's store all those years, maybe it wasn't so bad because i got to tolerate the didn't kinds of -- the drunks coming in. people from the neighborhood. i used to say to my bad, all those years i worked and never got paid but he sold cookies for a penny.

>> thank you. so good to meet you and talk with you. >> good. good. good. kumasi. kumasi. >> after everything. >> she addressed you properly after every single thing. >> she was down to answer the question. okay. let's go. the clothes pin? >> i know. >> she was serious. >> that's deep. so many kids growing up, you look in the mirror, you wish you were someone else. different shade, different face. >> whatever the case may be. >> yeah. >> that's why representation is so important because when you see other people that remotely resemble yourself you think this is okay. >> confident and feeling happy. in oprah's time coming up, i'm sure that was not the case.

>> abc7 mornings, representing. >> diversity, everyone. >> i love it. i love y'all. >> kumasi. kumasi. >> it's over. >> i want more. >> i know. >> feel free to say it like that if you wishment. >> we will. let's talk about what's going on weather-wise this morning. that's it? >> i know. >> darn. all right. let's talk about what's going to happen as we look from our roof camera. tt sinking air will reach some record levels this afternoon. a few high clouds will roam in from the south. much cooler and breezy this weekend. sunny, calmer, dry and warm this week. 70s will come back, not 80s or record highs.

71 half moon bay. that's the cool spot. 75 in san francisco. oakland, 77. san jose, record 80. 79 in livermore, concord, santa rosa, 78 in napa. 76 in san rafael, a record. tonight with the high clouds coming in, our mildest morning with temperatures in the mid 40s to mid 50s. clouds will be on the increase low and high for saturday, that will continue the cooling trend. about 10 to 15 degrees out. rain staying over the water, snow up in the sierra. that's it. we have a chance of a random shower. nothing worthy of a storm impact scale. we could get close to a record dry spell of 43 days, even next week there's no rain in the forecast. jobina? >> thank you, mike. we are still following a three-car crash right now in san francisco that i want to get to. it's in the counter commute direction. eastbound 80 at 7th street. three cars involved here. one lane is blocked. you can see from our map it

doesn't look like there's a severe slowdown in the area. i will keep monitoring that for you. emergency crews are on the way to the scene. showing you the san mateo bridge, beginning to fill in there as people make their way towards the peninsula. lastly, a live look at san jose, 87, nice and clear this morning. reggie and kumasi. >> thanks. new at 6:00, the city where officials are considering parking fines based on your income. first, planning the perfect wedding? a new study reveals what the guests want. and safe way expansion. the plan 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.

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welcome back. safe way is planning to expand this year in northern california. the supermarket told the east bay times 20 locations will be remodeled, four new stores will open in san francisco, san jose, hercules and el dorado hills. when it comes to managing our money, the bay area leads the way. wallet hub looked at several financial factors to come up with the rankings. san francisco is at the top among large cities. those are places with 300,000 people or more. people living in the city have higher credit scores, fewer late payments and lower debt to income ratio. sunnyvale finished first among mid size cities. and cupertino topped the list of small cities. los altos, saratoga and mountain view also scored in the top ten. well, if air travel is stressing you out, you have a

lot of company in this. a study by the points guy finds 55% of people who have flown in the past two years think the process of booking tickets, packing, actually getting up, going to the airport and then flying is worse than going to work. 44% say air travel is more stressful than going to the dentist or spending time with in-laws. 37% say they think it is more stressful than filing taxes. >> the two of us are enjoying our drink. >> i get ready. i'm going to the airport. get my little bag ready. >> again, we don't have kids. >> this is very true. when it comes to tying the knot, apparently a majority of people think you cannot have an ideal wedding without an open bar. you think so? >> yep. keep the people happy. how much does that ideal wedding cost? according to new research -- $42,000. the "new york post" just published a whole story on this.

it looked at a study commissioned by minted weddings. the ideal wedding would include free alcohol for everyone, chocolate cake, listen to that one, and a live band. and they also say it should have 92 guests total. >> and it's $42,000? >> here's what we do. cut it in half. >> cut what in half? >> the people. that cuts the budget in half. mike, i'm telling you. >> open bar? >> we had open bar, we had half the people and that helped us. >> did you have an open bar? >> yes, but i got married much younger than reggie. my friends probably didn't expect much. fine with beer. wine, eh. hard liquor, eh. where's the keg. >> don't go broke on that wedding. >> right. we saved money there, but then we took limo rides around atlanta with our friends for several hours.

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davis medical center. we're live there this morning. it's thursday, february 27th. >> we'll start with the weather. it's going to be the hottest day of the week and it could be a record breaker. here is mike nicco. >> several records could be rewritten today. hi, everybody. here's live doppler 7. you can see it's clear out there other than some high clouds streaming in from the south on this push of warmer air that is coming up at us from the south. let's see what it does to our temperatures. here's my 12-hour planner. seasonal this morning. low to upper 40s. look at noon, we're already warmer than average, upper 60s at the coast. 71 to 72 for the bay and inland neighborhoods. mid 60s at 4:00, the rest of us in the mid to upper 70s setting those records. away from the ocean, mid 60s.le crash in san francisco, that is blocking one lane. specifically at eastbound 80 at 7th street. you can see there's a slig