bay area by the day. newest confirmed, separating fact and fiction on ways your family can stay safe. plus -- a big win for biden in south carolina. the results forcing at least one candidate out of the race. could the crowd thin even more. the chase for california with just days to win your super tuesday vote. sunday march 1st, a new month. thanks for being here. i'm julian glover. for liz kreutz we have more in a minute. but for your sunday forecast

here is liz argen. >> good morning. we're starting our month dry as we look at cloud cover here. not a lot of fog to but we could see a little patchy fog throughout the morning hours. 47 in san jose, mountain view, 43, sebastopol 39. we're looking at 10 degrees cooler from oakland, hayward has been breezy as we look at upper elevation winds. mount diablo 32 miles an hour. we will have that wind advisory for the north and east bay hills go into effect first and the rest of the bay area from the peninsula on south. the winds are going to kick up tonight. here is a look at the cloud cover throughout the day. 1:00 we're in the 50s. the clouds will begin to part and we'll see partly sunny conditions throughout the afternoon. yeah, notice we're not talking any rain. we'll talk statistics on our dry february. we do have some raindrops to talk about in the seven-day outlook coming up. that's exciting. julian. >> thank you, lisa.

want to get you to the latest on the spread of the coronavirus in the bay area this morning. now a fourth confirmed case in santa clara county. officials saying this patient is an adult woman who lives with the person who is the third confirmed case. she's not hospitalized or ill we're told. other major headlines. seattle man is the first confirmed death in the u.s. this made news saturday in washington sta state. president trump confirming it where he updated cases to nearly 70. meantime a student at uc davis quarantined tested negative for the virus. worldwide there are 87,000 cases so far. one of the big developments surrounding the virus is the number of people now scrambling to get disinfect anants and sto up on food. there's raised concern as health officials warn the number of coronavirus cases could jump in the comes days. as lauren martinez reports south bay residents are taking this warning seriously. >> everyone is stocking up on

like toilet paper, paper towels, water. we ran out of water. >> costco in mountain view ran out of bottled water and clorox wipes. employees said their doors opened to a massive crowd of 850 people. >> this is dribble christmas time. eric and his son are part of shoppers stocking up on food that could last them for a long time. >> we get dry food and a lot of frozen food so we can be ready. >> ready for the possibility of having to stay home to avoid the coronavirus. >> i think maybe there's news coming that we need to kind of stay away, stay heome, and thins like that. other residents came to shop but couldn't find what they were looking for. >> counters completely empty. i've never seen anything like it at costco. i don't understand it, it's not an eric. >> spoke with a doctor and she said people should stay calm. >> people in the general

population shouldn't wear masks to protect themselves from covid-19 unless you're instructed to do so by a health care worker. good general rules for the general population is not to panic with current coronavirus. >> lauren martinez, abc 7 news. very good information there now. there are some new cdc rules and that means coronavirus testing kits are now being sent here to california. so there has been a strain on testing capabilities since covid-19 was first detected in the u.s. last month. at first the kits were only being shipped to cdc but now testing can be done in state labs here in california. officials say the kits will allow for testing for 1200 more people in california. we know you have a lot of questions about coronavirus as this continues to develop, so we have a full guide of tips an stories about what you really need to know. all you need to do is go to the website, abc7news.com. we have a running tab of daily updates there, too. now to ytic

presidential candidate senator bernie sanders will be in san jose for rally ahead of super tuesday. his campaign said sanders has seen an outpouring of support in califorly among young and latino voters. the rally starts at 1:30 this afternoon at the san jose convention center. doors open at 11:30. it is free and open to the public of the south carolina primary is in the books this morning. it was joe biden's contest to lose but he held strong there. the former vice president took a decisive victory winning by nearly 30 points. it will give his campaign a crucial boost heading into super tuesday. it's his first ever win as a presidential candidate. senator sanders came in a far second. despite third san francisco billionaire tom steyer dropped out of the race last night. steyer spent nearly $24 million on tv astds ds in south crolina alone. he said there's no question his campaign is disappointed with were he stood. >> honestly, i can't see a path

where i can win the presidency i of course will be supporting. every democrat is better than trump. trump is a disaster. >> after super tuesday 40% will be awarded. sanders is leading in several key super tuesday states. if you've already voted by mail for tom steyer or another candidate who has already dropped out of the race. your vote does still count. director of san francisco's department of election says just because stopped their campaign, they are stippling i belive of the candidate if they happen to get the highes number of votes it will still count. we have questions about voting. head to the website, abc7news.com. >> 2020 documentary, "chasing california." the race for super tuesday. one unified question from democratic voters, which

candidate can actually beat donald trump. it's the question of so-called electability. what is electability and who has it? abc news anchor liz kreutz and sylvia carillo explores this defining issue. you'll see that followed by liz's conversation with abc contributor and insider phil matier. >> warren campaign office in san francisco where julian castro is here rallying supporters. >> 90% of the delegates have to be allocated in the presidential campaign, 97%. when i talked to california, it's the number one priority i hear is to defeat donald trump. >> first thing we've got to do is get rid of donald trump. >> we will make him a one-term president. >> i'd vote for warren, amy klobuchar, biden, bernie, just who i think has the chance.

>> no data to show what makes a candidate electable. electability is a myth. >> it's a code war, oh, you can't get a minority, you can't get a woman, oh, you can't do this, you can't do that. i feel like elizabeth warren has done all of hhomework. it's like voting for her. >> i'm with abc 7 in the bay area. >> yes. >> one, two, three, four, we're working. am i good here? big picture, why is warren, in your opinion, the best person to go against trump in the general. >> she can appeal to the working class. she has a strong record of fighting for every day american families, and she's built a very broad-based coalition. she can go to diverse states like florida, and even arizona, and win those states against trump. >> all right. so phil, you watched the debates.

one after the next continuously says this is why i'm the one who can beat trump. this is why i'm the one who can beat trump. the messaging in a way is so consistent between the candidates. >> it is. two parts. one, this is why i can beat trump, and this is why that other person can't. >> i'm joined now by san francisco columnist and abc 7 columnist phil matier. as we end this series we've been exploring in the california primary, the number one issue voters said is important to them and that is this question of electability, who can beat trump. >> exactly. electability is an elusive goal everyone says i have what it takes. bernie says he has the organization. bloomberg says he has the business credentials and the money to do it. biden says i have the experience and middle of the road. amy klobuchar says i have the experience middle of the road. warren says i'm bernie but more palatable and can get things done.

pete buttigieg says i'm the one. all of them are elect able and awaiting the results. >> all of them are electable. nif them could beat donald trump in head-to-head matchups. we don't know if they wuld or could. the question is can you have electability. >> i'll call out pundits, donald trump is making these statements, actions, seemed to be deliberately torpedoing his campaign and he was elected. you can talk about popular versus electoral. yes, measure it through the primary. see who has the organization, see whose mental is selling, see who can get crossover people to come with them. >> a few days away from super tuesday. we're almost there. it's interesting to look at the ground game. we talk about enthusiasm, we're seeing a lot of enthusiasm for bernie sanders in the state. he's been campaigning a lot. he's coming on sunday. >> bernie sanders has been campaigning for president for six years at has the organization out there in the early states of iowa and

nw hampshire. the others had to go from the ground up and build it. they wer preoccupied with that. bernie has the freedom to come to california more often. he has a good ground game here but buttigieg has a ground game here. others ore warren has a ground game. >> warren has somewhat of a ground game. >> an air game and ground game. >> we haven't seen warren as much as we could. we have seen surrogates. julian castro out there. joe biden on friday. we are seeing surrogates for these candidates come. we'll see if it makes a difference. >> we see them all the time on tv no matter what. i think people are ready to vote. the question is which of the candidates are going to get them out to the polls. >> lots of questions. lots to look forward to. see the piece on electability on abc7news.com/chasingca. at this point just hours away to the california primary.

of course you can see abc 7 originals documentary chasing california as it airs tonight sunday at 6:00 p.m. you can also find it on abc7news.com. speaking of super tuesday, we shouldn't have any weather related issues, right? no excuses as to why you couldn't get out to the polls. >> feel the cooldown. >> major cooldown. so nice for the majority last week. >> more like february. we are looking at about the same day. we're going to see those breezy winds and a wind advisory upper elevations first and the rest of the bay area. we'll plot it out all. from our exploratorium 46 downtown. yes, of course, we ended february dry. there is another record to speak of that i don't think we're going to make. that would be a 43-day stretch of dry weather. why? because there's rain in the seven-day outlook. >> very good news. can't wait to hear about that. thank you, lisa. to this video. terrifying scene in the bay area neighborhood, one bay area

neighborhood. a driver slamming into a group of teens on purpose, we've learned, leaving police to figure out why someone would do this. >> plus many questions on massive san francisco storage facility fire. to give his money to charity, giving pledge when this californian walked away from his billion dollar company for good. he drives a chevy volt, flies commercial, and spends his days building grassroots campaigns for social and environmental justice. why? tom steyer believes every child deserves the same opportunities as his. a healthy planet. good schools. quality healthcare, living wage jobs, and life without fear of discrimination. tom: i'm tom steyer and i approve this message.

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some developing news out of san francisco. a four-alarm fire in the district, a towing house and residential unit. look at the flames here. you can see them. the smoke shooting in the air last night near evans avenue. the main warehouse collapsed. two people who lived in the upstairs unit, they no longer have a place to live. the owner of the restaurant did escape the flames. fire officials say the high

winds cannot help on the flight. >> we have high wires down on multiple avenues and vehicles adjacent to this hot, burning warehouse fire that are potentially going to catch on fire. >> tough situation for those crews to get under control but they did contain the flames nearly three hours after the fire started. no one was hurt thankfully. the cause of the fire is under investigation. we sent this breaking news notification on abc 7 news app within moments of the fire first breaking out. if you want an alert like this in the future, the app is free to download and customizable. all you have to do is go to the apps store. a san mateo man in jail accused of driving into a group of teenagers on purpose. police arrested 18-year-old adibi of san mateo yesterday. they say he drove into a sidewalk in burlington and hit four teens before speeding away. witnesses actually followed him and police were able to catch him eventually. two of the victims had major

injuries. all four from san mateo. facing attempted hit-and-run and homicide charges. police are trying to determine why he did this in the first place. really terrifying dash-cam video to show you on a car who crashed on the way to santa cruz. maisey liquiz. she misses the tree, tumbles down the embankment. she yells out she's dead a couple of times before the camera goes black. >> rolled over, hand over my head. the bag didn't go off. i called 911 and they tracked me and found me at the bottom, halfway at the bottom. >> thank goodness they did. she snapped a photo of where her 2006 mitsubishi landed. she was treated for spine fracture and concussion and said the near death experience gave

her a new appreciation and happiness for life. understandably so. this the chilling cell phone video that has really money up onli -- blown up over the last week or so. an elderly man harassed after picking up cans. after a week, a gofundme account set up to the help the man. community youth center is behind it. they said the money raised will help the man with rent and bills. one suspect has been arrested in the incident and police are currently looking for a second at this time. some new developments this morning with the striking graduate students at uc santa cruz. 54 have been fired for refusing to turn in undergraduate student grades. the graduate students walked out seeking higher wages. the strikes started in september with 200 teaching assistants deciding not to turn in grades $1400 a month saying they need the bump to offset the cost of

living. tomorrow california's read across america, teachers, students, parents taking part in this across the bay area. in san francisco dozens of community members will read students at career and read aloud day at sun set lamentry. across the bay in fremont, students can dress up to a doctor seuss book title and will end with family reading night on friday. lots of fun there. we want to show you this, in case you might need a reminder of what snow looks like. check it out. abc 7 meteorologist in tahoe. it's been dry in san francisco the last month. the entire month of february just capped off the driest february in the city since the civil war era. wow. for more on that and bay area forecast we want to turn it over to meteorologist lisa argen who is talking about rain in the seven-day. >> that's right, julian. good morning to you. so you know we had a fry deb 1864. also dry this year. but if we went to march 11th,

that would be a 43-day stretch. i don't think we're going to do that. there is some signs that the pattern is going to change. we are looking at overall, of course, not only the driest february tying that record. but you know, last year we had over 7, almost 8" of rain for february. the average is 4.46. look what a banner year it was in 1998. do you remember that, just on the heels of el nino, over 14" of rain. yes, it certainly has varied and does vary over the years. not a great one. changes into next week. it looks like as we get to the march 11th area, the next few weeks, that could be a bigger system. things are looking more promising. we are looking at rainfall tat's moving into parts of southern california and the central coast. not much, though. just talking a couple hund elevations.ayre is a lk breeze

today partly cloudy, cool, wind advisory, 10:00 east bay hills. san francisco, peninsula later this afternoon about 4:00. that will take us through monday morning. it's going to get quite gusty tonight. dry and mild weather returning to start next week. in fact, we'll be in the 70s by tomorrow afternoon. as we look at our wind profile, 10:00, can you see they are offshore out of the northeast. we continue to see them ramp up throughout the evening hours. 5:00, that's when things will be getting quite breezy to gusty around here. winds up to about 30 miles an hour in napa. you can see oakland 25 miles an hour. look how dark the colors get. straight out of the north here through the overnight hours. we're going to still keep that wind advisory going until 9:00 monday. as a result with no rain in

february looking at some pretty dry conditions. you know, not unusual to see high fire danger, still a lot of moisture in the soil. something to pay attention to as we go through the next 24 hours. today through monday, this is where the winds are going to kick up. you can see by the bayshore really not a problem there. otherwise until noon, 3 to 6" in the sierra nevada. check it out, a few areas of possible rain. we're talking a couple hundredths. saturday and sunday. a quick mover, not a big deal, but does set the stage for changes i think by the middle of the month could bring more soaking rain. 58 fremont, richmond, i should say, oakland, accuweather seven-day forecast 50s coast, low 60s around the bay with gusty winds increasing throughout the day. stay with us tomorrow, warming up to above average again. tuesday, wednesday, thursday.

that's not the normal pattern, though. increase the clouds and bring in rain friday and saturday. >> we'll take it. friday a small brush fire in the san bruno mountains. it is beginning to show dry february is taking a toll on us already. thank you so much, lisa. this morning marshawn lynch is a man of many talents and proven entertainer throughout his career. he's been invited to speak at an ivy league school now. hear why some students are upset,

the most empoweringmike experiences that i've had. it's important to talk to the people who know him personally. i worked for him for 8 years in city hall. i've been working for bloomberg for 27 years. 25 years. almost 30 years. there's nobody that i respect more, and felt more respected by. mike believes excellence is not defined by gender. mike builds a culture that advances women. i was the first woman ever appointed to be council to the mayor. he expects excellence out of everyone, but he also provides the kind of support that allows you to be that person. mike called to tell me, you should be proud of what you've done and your name should be on that project. he has faith in you, he believes in you.

it was about always showing up and doing your best. i always knew that he had my back. he was raised by an extraordinary woman, she supported him all along the way and that's very much a part of who he is. mike supports women, he promotes women, and he respects women.

>> here they go. yesterday's event benefits northern california chapter of special olympics. the water temperature right there, a balmy 53 degrees. >> really cold. really cold. but it's for the athletes, for the kids. love to do it. >> all for a good cause. a good time. we had a lot of fun but it is cold out there. >> some of sfpd officers and other community groups take part. a 5 and 10k run to kick off the charity event. i guess we've got a lot of body heat going into the water it's not as bad. oakland naturive and former running back marshawn lynch has been tapped to speak at princeton but some students are upset. they announced he will speak at class day. group of seniors wrote op-ed in the school letter saying they did not feel included in the

decision. students claim their issue is with the process rather than with lynch himself but the letter did go to his refusal to speak to the media. that made big headlines. sweeping school halls, an idea of how close the coronavirus is hitting and why many say there are certain misconceptions some of us are missing on the virus. plus feeding your sweet tooth for super tuesday. see why one so cal bakery thinks their cupcakes are key.

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good morning, lisa. >> good morning. it's chilly out there, upper elevation winds and the temperature dropped yen san fran santa rosa, 45 for friends in livermore valley. 10 degrees cooler than yesterday in oakland so the cool air is settling in. with cloud cover a cloudy and cool start as we get through the morning. then the clouds will begin to clear but winds will kick up again. we have a wind advisory for the hills to start out and then by later on this afternoon everyone will see and feel those very gusty winds. going to be a blustery night tonight. we will recover into the early part of tomorrow. this is an offshore event, so with no rain in february. we're talking about some dry fuels around here. rain is in the forecast. we'll talk about it coming up. >> developing news now, a fourth case of coronavirus has been confirmed in santa clara county. officials say the patient is a woman who is living with the person who is the third

confirmed case in the county and i not hospitalized or ill. washington state confirmed a person with coronavirus has died. the man in his 50s had underlying health issues and is the first death related to the virus in the u.s. doctors saying if you're experiencing symptoms like a fever and shortness of breath, go to the er. >> if they develop mild symptoms you want to check in with your health care provider. if you don't have a health care provider you want to call local hospital emergency room or local department of public health. >> governor gavin newsom says the state only has about 200 testing kits left. cdc pledging to get more test toss california soon. in palo alto two students sent home from school after district officials learned they nifb exposed to coronavirus. crews spent yesterday scrubbing down two campuses as a precaution. cornell barnard has that story. cleaning crews disinfecting

door knobs, water fountains and classrooms at the middle school. cleanup happening at palo alto high school after district officials learned a parent of two students was possibly exposed to coronavirus. on the website the superintendent said as a precautionary measure the district immediately took action and two students sent home and will be excluded from attending school until we receive more information. >> concerning? >> absolutely. >> some people attending saturday's sporting events at palo alto high didn't know about the virus scare. >> i teach as well, so definitely very consc that. airborne, you know, come in contact and things of that sort. i think we were caught with dow prepared for it. >> i'm more concerned about the older people in the community and people who already have health issues because i think the rest of us are healthy enough if we get it we'll fight

it. >> palo alto school officials watching the case closely. many parents with basketball games and swim meet were told ahead of time about possible exposure on campus. many say they decided to come anyway. in palo alto, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. many of the chinese american community are worried coronavirus is going to cause a wave of xenophobia as misinformation spreads about the virus. they just held a rally in san francisco denouncing racism and bigotry. abc 7 news reporter ansar hassan has the story. >> reject discrimination. >> reporter: hundreds marcheds chmessvi nothe people. >> we are really here to fight two viruses. we're here to fight coronavirus, but we are also here to fight bigotry. >> chinese american leaders say there has been an increase in xenophobia since the covid-19 outbreak. >> part of the root cause is

misunderstanding, which leads to fear, which leads to hate. >> reporter: that fear led to a big drop in businesses. says the chinatown merchants association, even though there are no cases in san francisco. >> thing wean, we're asking people not to panic and not to make it a racial issue. >> tonight in chinatown, foot traffic was down, many restaurants empty. >> either slow. >> juan and his family came out to dinner wanting to try a new restaurant. he says he understands people's fear about the coronavirus but they still decided to come out. >> in reality, the flu kill morn should we? >> darcy plannks totert th cldn't make up their mind about chinatown. >> i decided not to panic and come. we're here in chinatown buying

things for our kids and having a great time. >> abc 7 news. coming up this week, health and human services secretary alex azar will talk about the fight against coronavirus. you can watch the full interview on "this week with george stephanopoulos" right here on abc 7 news. it's a historic peace deal with what could finally bring an end to what is america's longest running war. you're seeing taliban delegation putting pen to paper with mike pompeo overseeing it all. kira phillips looks at president trump's response and what's included in that deal. >> after nearly $2 trillion and tens of thousands of lives, america's longest may finally be nearing an end. >> we have had tremendous success in afghanistan and the killing of terrorist, but it's time, after all these years, to go and to bring our people back home. >> the u.s. and taliban agreeing

that terrorist groups like al qaeda will not be allowed to operate in afghanistan. in examichange a timetable for withdrawal of troops, troops the president says will start coming home now. >> how soon do you expect troops to be coming back? >> like today. >> some republicans on capitol hill doubtful that the u.s. can trust the taliban's commitment. but generals fighting the war see it differently. david spoke with the top u.s. commander in afghanistan last february. >> neither side is going to win militarily, you have to move towards a political fetalments here. >> do you think they are key part to end game. >> absolutely. >> the president today saying he believes taliban will abide by the deal. however o-- >> if bad things happen we'll go back. we'll go back so fast and with a force like nobody has ever seen. >> kira phillips, abc news,

washington. we've been telling you throughout the morning that super tuesday is just days away. a los angeles bake shop is baking -- banking on its cupcakes to help get out the vote. big sugar bake shop in studio city has been selling sweet confections iced with presidential candidate's names to help custo custo custo custoo political campaigns. >> 200 bernie cupcakes, couple dozen for pete, some for amy. we've had a few people do biden as well. we also have sold trump cupcakes. >> a very unscientific poll right there. bake shop employees are keeping tabs on how many cupcakes sell for each presidential candidate to see if numbers line up with primary winners. who knows, maybe that's how we're choosing presidents now, check the cupcake numbers. still ahead new results out for this year's top cars.

consumer reports, dozens of cars to the track. see which scored the highest marks in performance, safety, fuel economy and much more. and we have a live look outside from our abc 7 roof cam right now. it is a chilly start to the day, as it was yesterday as well. lisa argen back in a couple minutes with a look at that full forecast.

happening today runners will hit the streets of san francisco for the annual chinese new year run. the ymca hosts the run every year. north beach along embarcadero

and downtown, too. there will be a festival after the race at the square.ocds ben which host 1500 youth and families with wellness programs. this is runners weather right here. this is what they want. >> tell me. exactly. certainly cool. the winds are going to pick up getting quite gusty with a wind advisory from san francisco, through the peninsula and even down towards santa cruz. right now, not too bad from east bay hills camera. low 40s to mid-40s and elsewhere temperatures are cooler in the north bay. so yes, numbers have dropped. they will continue to stay chilly. then we're going to go in the reverse direction. that's not the whole story. we'll talk about warmth and spotty showers in our seven-day outlook. that's next. next, steph watch is in full swing. we have news on the star's return. what coach kerr had to say about his comeback. plus no steph, clay, no dre'

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bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. in sports this morning the warriors are back in action playing the second game of a weekend. back-to-back golden state taking on washington wizards at the chase center. tip-off at 5:30 tonight. last night they snapped a losing streak in phoenix. the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. stephen curry not returning to the lineup against washington. march 1st always been a target date for the warriors to give steph more practice time to get him back in game action. eight healthy players. klay was not one. as many as 18. bridges from deep early on. there's a bucket there. warriors fight back near turnover. juan anderson grabs it,

pascal and he jams it home. 15 points for him in the first half. final seconds. booker can straight up score and score from distance. dialing it up. suns led by four at the break as he runs into the rocklocker roo. third quarter. wiggins to anderson, the layup and lead. golden state led by double digits after three. fourth quarter now. defense going to turn to offense. look, maximum effort. anderson to pascal, a game high 25 off the bench. warriors win big, signal eight-game winning streak. didn't have to return long to return to san jose, newest member patrick marleau back in the tank after being traded on monday. big ovation for marleau. during one of the breaks in san jose. he'll likely be back in teal next year. final minutes of the first.

evander kane all alone. nicely done, 22nd of the year after one. 2-0 through the second. team this is a perfect redirect into the five hole. jones, second shutout of the year. sharks win 5-0. college hoops. senior day at cal, four honorees including paris austin, upset colorado, another 21 on saturday. bears up 3,000, hesitation, dribble, cuts into the basket. less than a minute to go. brown, the steal and score on the other end. he had 11. bears win 86-79, 13th win of the year under head coach mark fox. he only won eight in the last

years. quakes against mls runner up toronto. second half down 2-0 espinoza takes a shot. rios there for redirect. first earthquake's goal of the year. they love that. how about this. 2-1, final seconds of extra time. oswaldo, bingo. what a shot that was. 2-2 the final. that is your sports report for this sunday. have a great day. all right. it is 5:47. if you're just joining us here on this sunday morning it's march 1st. we want to see what march has in store with meteorologist lisa argen. rain in the forecast, lisa. >> it's a slight shot by the end of the week. we'll get to that in just a moment. as we look outside now, it is pretty calm out there. the winds temporarily are adjusting to light us. later on today they will pick up. that's why we have our wind advisory for the north and east bay hills to start out at 10:00 this morning. those winds anywhere from 15 to

25 miles an hour, ridgetop gusts of 45. by 4:00 tonight, everyone gets windy and quite gusty. dry fuels. hasn't rained in february. certainly be careful throughout the evening tonight and into your monday. here is a look from emeryville where it's quiet. temperatures yesterday, wow, just 55 degrees. half moon bay 58, san mateo. ce a cooldown. today we have got the winds ticking up by the afternoon. here it is 5:00. they are out of the north. you can see how fast they are moving. they continue to increase. this the overnight hours. 35 miles an hour from san francisco half moon bay and it's windy by discovery bay, windy in the south bay. then as the temperatures climb, the winds continue their offshore component. 4:00 monday afternoon. we've got a dry atmosphere here. so we're concerned about the possibility of fire danger, even though we do have certainly some

moisture out there, even though it hasn't rained all month. keep it in mind. things will be unusual and continued on the dry side as we get towards your monday. look at this 24-hour loop shows the activity, sprinkles that we're getting well into the central coast and southern california missing the bay area. a little burst of snow in the mountains here where we have our winter weather advisory through noon. it is 38 in castro valley, 43 in hayward, 44 in berkeley. looking at temperatures from the mid-40s, san francisco 43 in napa. here is look a outside. today will be not as windy for the first part of the day. then the second part of the day, say, after 4:00, the winds will pick up. so cool and breezy to go through the afternoon but it will be a partly cloudy skies. wind advisory through monday. dry and mild weather as we get into monday, tuesday, and wednesday. here is our burst of snow in the mountains about maybe 5" around

south lake. couple of inches incline and looking at mild weather. this is monday. look at 70s return for concord and hayward, tuesday even warmer. wednesday increasing clouds, still very mild. let's skip ahead to when we can see some rain. in friday's forecast we're looking at cloud cover. could see a little bit of precip here into your saturday. check it out. this is showing just light rain and things could change between now and next weekend. at least showing signs of the ridge breaking down, which is some good news. 59 today, san mateo, a cool one, accuweather seven-day forecast we are cool and getting breezy throughout the afternoon. very windy overnight tonight with wind advisory. the offshore winds, look how mild we get with 70s to upper 70s and cool off and hopefully bring a change in the pattern by the end of the week. >> wow, wednesday 78. >> i know. i know. >> in march.

>> yeah. well, we should be used to it. >> by now we should. goodness. all right. thank you, lisa. if you're in the market for a new car, consumer reports is out with its annual auto issue with its executive top car picks. the group buys about 50 cars each year evaluating everything from performance to fuel economy and child seat installation. 7 on your side's michael finney has more. this is based on tested cars. consumer reports given highest overall scores factoring in road tests, predicted reliability, owner satisfaction and safety. >> to be a consumer reports top pick, each car is required to have forward collision warning and automatic emergency breaking with pedestrian detection as standard equipment. we believe these safety features are so important they should be standard on every new carster tk in the small suv category for railway packaging, impressive

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