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 slight slowdown from the map. the good news is that it's in the counter commute direction. it should be picking up shortly.

emergency crews are on the scene. moving over to mass transit, ferries are on time as well as b.a.r.t., ace 3 has some signal issues in stockton so it's about 15 minutes behind schedule. new overnight, concord police have launched an investigation after a car crashed into a fire hydrant causing this. all that water flying into the area like a geyser the this was around 12:45 this morning in concord on olivero road. water officials were on the scene trying to shut off the water. there's no word from police if the driver was intoxicated. the first case of coronavirus with unknown origin has been discovered in solano county. there's now 82,000 cases in 49 countries around the world. the trump administration named vice president pence to lead the response in the united states. some u.s. airlines are suspending some flights to italy and south carolina and issuing waivers. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us at uc davis medical center in

sacramento where that patient from solano county is being treated. >> in all other cases in the united states the patient had traveled abroad or been in close contact with someone who had. this patient had not traveled. so this is the first case of its kind in the united states, they're calling it a possible community spread. it was found here in northern california. officials brought the patient from solano county to be treated at uc davis medical center in sacramento. uc davis put out an email to its employees saying this patient wasn't treated by the cdc for four days, so some people here may have been exposed. health officials have been on high alert for the first community spread, but they say they're not surprised that it happened. >> it's what we've expected. we've known for a long time there had to be people who were infected but we had not

identified. >> officials say that the transmission did not happen at travis air force base, which is located in solano county. that's where quarantined americans have been brought from overseas, brought to that base, some of them with the virus. no more information has been released about this patient, not even gender, that's why you keep hearing us say the patient. officials say there could possibly be a press conference coming later this afternoon. the hospital spokesman says she is hearing that. we'll work on sorting out those details. health officials are still insisting the risk to americans and the general population is low. reporting live in sacramento, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> definitely concerning that that patient wasn't tested for days. 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 100% guaranteed to prevent the spread of the virus. abc7 news is following all the developments about coronavirus, 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 human trafficking and sex crimes inrt records filed contra costa county show that cassidy doyle faces seven felony counts including attempted kidnapping. according to the bay area news group, 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 children. this is not what anybody

expected to see on the freeway in santa clara. it shows a man riding his long board. he's going across five lanes of traffic during the evening rush hour. eric walker captured this dangerous stunt on his car's dash cam on tuesday. he said it happened on northbound 280 near the saratoga avenue exit. >> the guy put other lives at danger. there could have been a severe wreck. >> the chp says an officer saw the long border from a distance and over speakers told him to stay off the freeway but the man got away otherwise he would have gotten a citation. 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 "chasing california" that will air sunday evening at 6:00 only on abc7. dear b.a.r.t., as part of our effort to building a better bay area, we're focusing on the

transit agency all week. and it's been almost a month since market street in san francisco went car-free, a new report shows how it is impacting traffic on other streets. and a live look at san jose, it's about 50 degrees right now. this is one of the many areas i'm watching for record high temperatures today. mid 70s to near 80 degrees.

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we'll start with neighborhood temperatures in san francisco, about 50 to 54 degrees. 50s in richmond, 52 in fairfield at 38. we have that east breeze. the flag is pointing towards the coast. that means really nice weather to be outside today other than the allergies and the fact you'll need the sunglasses, especially if you're near the water. peninsula, 45 this morning. 55 at 9:00. 66 at 11:00. 70 to 74 degrees from noon to 6:00, mainly sunny conditions, a few high clouds will be roaming in. in the east bay valleys, 46 this morning. mid to upper 70s from noon through 6:00. and down in the south bay, we'll have high clouds, a little more

plentiful, but your temperatures will be some of our warmest as we near 80 around 3:00. big changes coming this weekend, that's up next. jobina? >> good morning, everyone. 6:11 right now. following a crash in mountain view following three cars blocking two lanes at the moment. northbound 80 before moffett. speeds are down to 16 and 11 miles per hour approaching the area. moves up to san francisco, we had an earlier three-car crash on eastbound 80 at 7th street. giving you the thumbs up here, that has cleared up. richmond-san rafael bridge right now, beginning to stack up a bit as people make their way towards the toll plaza, looking good for the most part. in emeryville as well, definitely busy. headlights making their way towards the maze and the bay bridge toll plaza where metering lights came on around

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welcome back. as part of our effort to build a better bay area, we're putting a big spotlight on b.a.r.t. all week. >> we're talking to riders to see how they think b.a.r.t. can be better. here's what anchor dan ashley found out at the pleasant hills station. >> 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. >> make b.a.r.t. free for passengers. >> 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. >> we want to hear more of your suggestions, use the #dearbart on social media. you can find all of our b.a.r.t. week stories on abc7news.com. as we focus on building a better bay area, we know traffic is an 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 a small impact on traffic speeds. the closure has also made buses more reliable. that's interesting. there was concern that this was going to be a huge backup on the streets that feed it. i guess there hasn't been. >> i notice just this month and a little bit innian, traffic levels at my time to go home have dropped back to levels where they were about three, four years ago. yeah. i was starting to get home, 5, 10, 15 minutes later. now i'm back to that other timeframe. >> that's interesting. >> i'm happy when i get home, for some reason the midday traffic has been lighter this year. >> thank see it.

>> here's a look from mount tam. higher clouds streaming in from the south. ought to be a gorgeous sunrise. mostly sunny today, record warmth. high temperatures milder tonight thanks to that high cloud cover coming over and insulating us just a little bit. blustery weekend with temperatures 10 to 15 degrees cooler, and then another warming trend, but nothing like this one. i don't see records next week. i see some 70s. look at this, upper 70s in napa, santa rosa, concord, livermore. san jose, 80. 77 in oakland. 76 in san rafael. 75 in san francisco. for the lows tonight, temperatures in the mid 40s to mid 50s. as far as our forecast for rain, you can see it's well out over the ocean and snow up in the sierra. we have a random shower possible sunday with the snow level down to 3,500 feet if one springs up,

it could dust the mountains with snow. that's very remote. temperature drop is for sure and so are the breezes this weekend. 6:18 right now. still following a crash involving three cars blocking two lanes in mountain view. this is northbound 85 before moffett. speeds are down to 16 and 11 miles per hour in the area. expect delays there. ace 3 has recovered as far as the delay in stockton. it's still behind schedule. running 17 minutes behind. the train is moving now. b.a.r.t. is on time, so are the ferries. live look showing you the bay bridge. metering lights came on around 5:14. it's busy at the toll plaza, you can see from our live picture of the bridge, traffic is moving. things are quiet in san francisco. live look here with 280 at king street. >> thanks. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 on abc7. >> ginger's live with what's coming up. good morning. >> good morning to you. great to be with everybody this

morning. coming up on "gma," we're tracking that major development from your backyard overnight, the fight against the coronavirus with that first case in the u.s. of unknown origin with no link to foreign travel. dr. ashton will talk about it with us. telling us exactly what we need to know to protect ourselves and our families. also barbara corcoran scammed out of nearly $400,000. the phishing email that tricked her and her whole team. she'll tell us what we can look for and watch out to protect ourselves. david beckham, now a team owner down in miami talking about fulfilling that dream and talking about his family. it's thursday, which means great steals and deals. everything at least 50% off. get out your wallets, it's time to shop and watch gma. >> i'm scared of barbara corcoran being bilked out of money. >> i know. if she can be duped, right?

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are we one day closer to rain or closer to setting a record. today is the 30th consecutive day without wet weather. the moderate drought is moderatg spreading throughout the central valley. it was 10% coverage of the state last week. now it's 24%. and with no rain, significant rain on the way, this is going to continue to spread even into next week. >> thanks. happening today in the college admissions scandal, a judge is expected to set the trial date for actress lori loughlin and her husband. the couple is accused of paying $500,000 to get their daughticst 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. the next time you get a parking ticket should the fine be based on your income? that's the question that the boston city council is considering. one council member proposed the idea after she was hit with a $150 in fines after she took office. >> what happens when you're struggling to juggle all your finances, then you realize that you are either deciding whether or not you are going to pay a parking ticket or put food on your table? >> san francisco enacted a similar program a couple years ago. low-income residents can have their parking fines reduced by up to 80%. in boston, residents are mixed on this idea. some support it, others say if you can't pay the fine, then you shouldn't break the rules.

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>> can anyone buy an iphone and use it as a prop? >> not in this day and age. >> and some people like the villain more than the hero. >> this is true. all right. next at 6:30, a real hero. oprah. she takes rapid fire questions, what she can and can't live without. her preference when it comes to wndow versus aisle and the worst job she's had. 1 in 10 of all b.a.r.t. riders are black, but in 201950% of the citations for fare evasions were handed out to black b.a.r.t. riders. there's a racial dispari did you know this is where you can harness your inner jedi? and tear around radiator springs? or get your flex on with the incredibles.

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now at 6:30, a wrong-way crash shuts down a south bay freeway overnight, a dog is one who trouble and a new report questions whether the rules are being enforced fairly. another case of coronavirus in california. it's a troubling sign for the virus' spread. >> the number one priority is the health and safety of the american people. the revelation driving the stock market down overnight, plus the reason peloton could benefit from the outbreak. >> records could fall today under a mostly sunny sky. and putting oprah to the test. kumasi's quick-fire questions to the queen of talk. the question that inspired this answer. >> hold on, what a ride, girl.

it's going to be okay. your nose will grow into your face. that was the best answer. >> it was funny. >> you have to stick around to figure out why she said that. good morning on this nurse, february 27th. >> we're taking a live look outside as the sun is coming up this morning. it's stunning. gorgeous. get ready, you'll need sunglasses. sunscreen, maybe even a pair of shorts. it will be warm out there today. mike? >> yepr fashion in vogue today. hi, everybody. here's a look at the offshore breeze. the wind flow out over to the okay, that's why we're free of low clouds and a sea breeze that could knock our temperatures down. that will be this weekend. for now, look at the exploratorium camera, showing it's gorgeous out there. this morning, temperatures close to average. low to upper 40s. already 67 to 72 at noon. 68 at the coast at 4:00, 75 to 78, that will set some new

records at 4:00. by 7:00, still in the mid 60s to mid 50s at the coast. let's check the morning commute. jobina? >> good morning. we are following a bad crash in american canyon involving four cars here. two lanes are blocked. an ambulance has been called out to the scene. northbound 29 before highway 221. look at these speeds, 12, 7, 6 miles per hour in the area. the chp has not given us an eta as to when this will clear up. it appears to be getting worse. i'll follow that backup and incident for you. moving down to mountain view, we have progress that has been made in this three-car crash. two lanes are open. one lane is blocked. i checked the speeds, this is around 16 and 11 miles per hour northbound 85 before moffett. >> thanks. the chp responded to a wrong-way crash in santa clara county after midnight on northbound 85 south of highway 17. a witness says he saw a pick-up

truck going the wrong way and it hit an suv head on. new video shows a dog in the back of the pickup truck. we don't know how the truck a driver is doing. the driver of the suv appeared to be okay. the lanes that were shut down are now back open. this morning japan announces it's closing all public schools to help control the spread of coronavirus. japan has more than 890 cases including 705 from that quarantined cruise ship. in the u.s., health officials are warning americans to be prepared for outbreaks. here's andrew dymburt. >> it's not a matter of if, but when the coronavirus starts to seriously spread here in the united states. 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 $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 surfaces after a korean airlines flight attendant who worked on flights at that airport tested positive for the coronavirus. there are 60 confirmed coronavirus cases in the country including that patient from solano county. amy hollyfield will have a live report from sacramento in a few minutes on that. all this week on abc7 news we're focusing on b.a.r.t. it's a critical mode of transportation for hundreds of thousands of us in the bay area.

>> but a new report shows a growing disparity in tickets handed out. julian glover has more on what the actions are that b.a.r.t. will take to close this disparity. >> b.a.r.t. police have been cracking down on fare evaders, but there's an issue when it m cos to that crackdown. the numbers in 2018 and 2019 showing more than half of those quality of life citations, 50% of them, are to black riders despite the fact that black riders make up 1 in 10 b.a.r.t. riders. ed alvarez will address what appears to be a systemic issue in a meeting later today and present 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. officers have been trained on avoiding racial profiling since 2015, but still the issue is prevalent. here is one b.a.r.t. rider's take on how we should fix this problem. >> i think whatever we put in place, there's always a workaround. i see people jump and it's not just black people. i see people of all colors jump or skip or whatever it is. they don't get caught. so why would we? >> and so again those new numbers being released showing that 50% of people cited for fare evasion were black b.a.r.t. riders despite the fact that the group makes up 1 in 10 riders who commute on b.a.r.t. each and every day. chief alvarez expected to address these concerns in a meeting with b.a.r.t. officials later today in oakland. reporting live outside of fremont b.a.r.t., julian glover, abc7 news. >> those numbers are very

interesting. thank you. still ahead, questions for oprah. how she responds to kumasi's rapid fire quiz. and the coronavirus outbreak. we're live at uc davis medical center where a person from solano county is being treated for the sickness. why this patient is raising concerns about the virus's spread. >> and a live look at the new york stock exchange. we're tracking how the coronavirus is affecting wall street. for another day we're way down. more on that in a second. >> yes, i'm hanging out with mike. another warm day ahead for us? >> absolutely. moving the opposite way of the market. so when we cool down this weekend maybe the market will take off next week. temperature-wise, mid to upper 40s through most of the south bay. looking at santa teresa and morgan hill at 39. milpitas and los altos at 55. 54 in alameda and san francisco. everybody else in the 40s.

fairfield at 39 and 38. here's san mateo bridge, 50 degrees as you slide across over towards the peninsula. it's hazy but not foggy. everything is pretty quiet as far as your commute goes weather-wise. let's talk about temperatures. the biggest story of the day, how warm will we get in the north bay? 43 at 9:00. 69 at 11:00. some areas will spike in the upper 70s. aes b east bay, a lot of sunshine. high clouds roaming through. a southerly breeze helps to boost those temperatures. 70 to 76 for noon to 6:00. more on that record heat coming up. good morning, jobina. >> we have a serious crash we're following in american canyon. this is a sigalert on northbound 29 before highway 221. i want to point out these speeds in the area so you can see the

backup. it's around 12, 7, 6 miles per hour approaching it. the backup on 29 is over three miles. the backup on highway 12 is over four miles. four vehicles involved here. two lanes blocked and an ambulance is at the scene. in mountain view, northbound 85 before moffett, a three-car crash was here blocking the lanes, this is now all cleared up. for mass transit, delays for ace 3 because of an earlier issue in stockton. it's running about 15 minutes behind schedule. ferries and b.a.r.t. are on time. a live look showing you the san mateo bridge, as we look at those brake lights making their way

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on around the state, not only are we dealing with record high temperatures, yosemite, 66, tahoe, 57. forecasting 79. look at the mid to upper 80s in palm springs and in l.a. some snow is possible saturday afternoon into the evening hours, about 1 to mid nigh midnight, possibly 4 at kirkwood. it's not much and it won't stem the tide of the snow pack which is only 40% of average. we'll have temperatures warmer than average through saturday and then warm again next week. >> thanks. a turning point in the coronavirus outbreak. it's happening right here in the bay area. a patient from solano county has the virus, and 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't say that anymore. abc7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us at uc davis medical center in sacramento. >> this pais getng 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: the out an email to employees saying the cdc did not test this patient for four days, so there is a chance that some people here at the medical center may have been exposed.

so they are keeping some employees at home and are having them monitor their temperatures. they have not released anymore information about the patient here, not even jepd gender. health officials are saying the health risk to the general public remains low and most who get it do not require hospitalization. reporting live in sacramento, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thanks for that update. now we want to look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets under way. we are down almost 500 points. the markets have really been rattled this week because of fears the coronavirus outbreak could cause a global economic slowdown and it continues again now for a fourth day. peloton may be benefiting from all of this. as you know, they had a rough holiday season after releasing this controversial ad. but right now the stock is on the rise. shares rose on monday despite

the dow plunging nearly 1,000 points. analysts with investment firm say it may be because of coronavirus fears. she says over time more people will skip the gym and instead want to stay home and work out and peloton is offering a way to do that. this morning i'm sharing more of my exclusive interview with oprah. after we talked about her tour and then the hike we went on with the group outdoor afro, i got to ask her a few personal things. here are some quick questions with oprah you will only see on abc7 news. >> kumasi! >> can i ask you some fun questions? >> sure. sure. >> rapid fire questions with oprah. 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.

>> what's it called? an icer. what is that thing called? >> ever something. >> we need that. >> one thing you could live 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' cowboy." the other favorite movie is one flew over the cuckoo's nest. the other favorite is to kill a mockingbird, scout. love those. that's enough, right? >> that's enough. >> okay. good. what advice would you give your teenage sel.

>> 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 face. >> it will be okay. >> it will be okay. your nose will grow into your face! i used to try to put a clothespin on the side. >> no. >> i did. i did. >> it will happen. >> it will happen. your nose will grow right into 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 worst jobs. 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. >> how did that go?

>> not so well. 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 different kinds of -- you know, the drunks coming in. everybody from the neighborhood. i used to say to my bad, all those years i worked and never got paid and he would have cookies for pennies. you would have to sell a hundred to get a dollar. working my father's store and then working in a retail store. >> thank you. so good to meet you and talk with you. >> good. good. good. kumasi. >> i'm sad this is over. >> i'm sad. >> this was so wonderful to share these stories. she gave me so much time and answered honestly. it was like hanging out with oprah in the woods. >> are you sure you can't squeeze out one more for tomorrow? oprah and b.a.r.t. week in one. >> the greatest hits. >> had you ever heard about her having to do the pin on her

nose? >> no, never heard about that story. >> didn't know about that ice machine. i'm curious why she likes the window seat. i like freedom. >> i like the window. she wants to look out and see the trees. >> she likes to take it all in. if that's anything i learned from this experience. on saturday, her program that she had, shement wases to appreciate what's around here. she spent a lot of her career go, go, go. and she wants to take in moments. this is wonderful. enjoyed this, kumasi. >> glad you liked it. this was so much fun. >> very uplifting every day. nice. nice way to start the day. >> take that spirit now. >> here we go. >> i'm taking it away. i was looking at mike, and i realized it's me. my turn. we're following a sigalert in american canyon, a crash involving four cars on northbound 29 before highway 221. you can see from the map we have speeds down to 12, 7, 6 miles per hour in the area. an ambulance is on the scene. these backups are extensive and

they are getting worse. for highway 12, around three miles back. for 29, it's over four miles. so just be aware of that this morning. expect delays. we have a caltrans camera for you showing you that backup. this is 29 on the northbound side. all of those cars backed up. it's in black and white, but you can see it's a problem. avoid that area if you can. mike, over to you for the beautiful forecast that we have today. >> sitting in traffic like that later on, they may have to turn the air conditioner on. near 80 in napa this afternoon. walnut creek, 44 degrees, you're one of those areas that could reach near 80 this afternoon also as we have a mostly sunny sky with record warm high temperatures. milder tonight, thanks to the high clouds coming in. they'll keep that warmth near us during the overnight hours. it will be blustery this weekend. then warm again next week. not like these levels. look at this, asterisks just about everywhere with mid to upper 70s for the bay

temperatures. 80 possible in san jose and yucaipa, 81 for morgan hill. war at the coast, 71 at half moon bay and 75 for santa cruz. mid 40s and 50s this tonight, but notice the encroachment of the marine layer getting closer tomorrow. want to tell you about the drought. we had 30 consecutive days without rain. now we have solano, contra costa, napa, mendocino and lake counties in a moderate drought. this storm will not help. most of the showers staying out over the ocean. snow possible in the sierra. up to six inches of new snow. for us, temperatures 10 to 20 degrees cooler and our windiest day will be sunday. our coolest day. let's talk more about what's going on in tahoe with jobina. >> good morning. it's time for our toyota tahoe traffic report. that six inches of new snow would be nice when i was looking at the bases here, it's definitely still decreasing right now. our drive times, just as a reminder. coming from san francisco up to the resort. for squaw alpine, northstar and

heavenly, just over three hours for all of those drive times. no chains needed. the bases for heavenly, 29 inches to 53 inches. 32 to 86 for squaw alpine. for sugar bowl and sierra at tahoe, just under 3 hours for that drive time. kirkwood, 3 hours and 25 minutes. 54 inches for kirkwood. sugar bowl, 28 inches to 77. we'll be back with more

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it is 6:54. whether you're just joining us or going out the door, here's 7 thing toss know before you go. number one, 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. number two, president trump tapped vice president mike pence to lead the u.s. response on coronavirus. he's also asking congress to spend $2.5 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. that'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 brewing company before he returned and went on a shooting spree. five employees were killed. the 51-year-old shooter then killed himself. the sun is up, mid to upper 50s at 9:00, mid to upper 60s at

the coast, mid to upper 70s for the bay and inland neighborhoods. number six, a serious crash in american canyon right now. this is a sigalert, northbound 29 before highway 221. it involves four cars here. two lanes are blocked. you can see from the speeds on your screen, you can expect delays in that area. number seven, hold on to your cholesterol monitor, dunkin' donuts just released a new snack. it is a bag of bacon, and it doesn't need much more description because that's exactly what it sounds like. just take a little bag and throw some bacon in it. then they call it a day. then you call your doctor. good luck. >> but for that time in between you're probably quite happy. >> yeah. >> yeah. >> yeah. 100%. >> i thought i bacon craze passed. >> i don't think it ever goes away. everyone loves bacon. >> put bacon on a doughnut?

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wjo y this uray america. morning, a troubling new case of coronavirus here in the u.s., of, quote, unknown origin. breaking overnight, the first case of coronavirus with no link to foreign travel confirmed in the united states. the patient now being treated at a california hospital as concerns grow over an infected flight attendant who flew in and out of l.a. >> we're disinfecting l.a.x. every hour. >> president trump trying to calm fear, putting vice president pence in charge of the government response as people rush to buy masks. and schools shut down across one entire country. dr. ashton is here to answer your questions. deadly workplace sotg. we g >> the search for answers this