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>> announcer: news to build a better bay area, this is "abc7 mornings." >> cases of coronavirus growing in the bay area by the day. we look at the newest confirmed cases, the rush to disinfect, separate fact from fiction on ways you can keep say. good morning, it's sunday, march the 1st. thanks so much for being here. i am julian glover. we'll get to the latest on the coronavirus in just a second. if you're just waking up with us on this sunday, let's get a look at the weekend forecast, or what's left of it, with metrologist lisa argen. good morning, lisa. >> good morning to you. we have partly sunny conditions. you can see some of the clouds here some sun through those clouds. and a look from our east bay where you can see it is partly cloudy, 46 downtown, 47 in

oakland. it's a cool 48 in san jose. it's been cool, you know that with the winds, but they have dialed back for now. they will be back. 50 in concord and over the last 24 hours, we have cooled down significantly. so a cooler start for your sunday. here is a look, what you can expect throughout the day today. and we're looking at not only the cloud cover and looking at that thinning out throughout the day, but numbers will be cool with windy conditions arriving tonight. we're talking gusty winds. we'll talk more in detail about that. a warmup on the way. >> let's get you to the latest on the spread of the coronavirus here in the bay area. a fourth confirmed case in santa clara county. officials saying this patient is an adult woman who lives with a person who is the third confirmed case in the county. she's not hospitalized or ill. a seattle man is the first confirmed death in the u.s. this made news saturday in washington state.

president trump confirmed that in a white house briefing where he also updated the number of u.s. cases to nearly 70. a student at uc davis who had been quarantined has tested negative for the virus. worldwide there are currently 87,000 cases. the number of people now scrambling to get disinfectants and stock up on food. there's concerns as the number of the cases should start to jump in the coming days. as lauren martinez reports, south bay residents are taking the warning seriously. >> everyone is stocking up on toiletaper towels, water. >> the costco in mntain view ran out of bottled water and clorox wipes. their doors opened to a massive crowd of 850 people. these people are stocking up on food that could last them a long

time. >> dry food and frozen food so we can stay home. i think there's news coming that we need to stay away, stay home and things like that. >> reporter: other south bay residents just came to shop but couldn't find what they're looking for. >> the meat counters are completely empty. i've never seen anything like that at costco. i don't understand it. it's not an earthquake. >> reporter: we spoke with this doctor from ucsf on friday night. she says the general population should stay calm. >> people should not be wearing masks currently 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 the current coronavirus. >> reporter: lauren martinez, abc7 news. let's talk about new cdc rules and guidelines. coronavirus testing kits being sent here to california. there's been a strain on testing

capabilities since covid-19 was first detected last month. at first the kits were only being shipped to the cdc where the testing was being done, but now testing can be facilitated in state labs. it will allow for testing for 1,200 people. for a full guide of tips and stories about what you actually need to know, head to our website, abc7news.com where we have a running tab of daily updates. just updated that moments ago. happening today, democratic presidential candidate senator bernie sanders will be in san jose for a rally ahead of super tuesday. his campaign says sanders has seen an outpouring of support in california particularly among young and latino voters. the rally starts at 1:30 this afternoon at the san jose convention center. doors open in just a couple of hours. it's free and open to the public. the south carolina primary is now in the books this

morning. it was joe biden's contest to lose and he did hold on strong. the former vice president took a 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. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: overnight, joe biden scoring his first victory, celebrating a demanding lead in heart of the democratic party, we just won and we've won big because of you. [ cheers and applause ] >> we are very much alive. >> reporter: with renewed confidence, taking on the front-runner, senator bernie sanders. >> most americans don't want the promise of revolution, they want more than promises, they want results. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: biden holding holdg

doubl doubl double-digit lead over sanders. zeroing in on super tuesday and drawing out thousands. >> i believe very strongly that the people of this country on super tuesday and after are going to support our campaign. >> reporter: the democratic candidates packing their travel schedules, racing across multiple states in the next 48 hours. >> super tuesday is three days area. [ cheers and applause ] >> we want to gain as many delegates to the convention as we can. >> reporter: but with pressure building, the field narrows. after pouring more than $200 million into his campaign, tom steyer calling it quits. >> i can't see a path where i can win the presidency. >> reporter: and joe biden will

be looking to seize on this momentum. his campaign is expecting a boost out of super tuesday but biden is still being outfund raised and outspent in those critical states. rachel scott, columbia, south carolina. let's look aheadvocafo if youe voted by mail for tom steyer or another candidate who's dropped out, your vote still counts. the director of elections says just because someone has dropped out of their campaign, they're still an eligible candidate. we have more on this question and more on our website. lisa argen is back with another peek of the forecast here as you wake up on this sunday. >> we have a mix of clouds and sun. and up twarowards vacaville, wi and if you see a few drops, consider yourself lucky.

it's 50 degrees in novato. another cool day with gusty winds towards the later afternoon and it's all about springtime coming back into play. but we also are talking about some showers by the end of the week. i'll have my accuweather seven-day forecast next. talk about a terrifying crash in this bay area neighborhood, a driver slamming into a group of teens. we're learning it was on purpose. police are wondering why someone would do this. and there are a lot of questions on a massive san francisco storage facility fire. flames exploding. did you see that? we're hearing a man struggle to get out. what we're learning, after thi tom steyer will beat donald trump on the economy. his people over profits plan makes a living wage a right. creates thousands of good paying green jobs in california. and provides a 10% tax cut for everyone making under $250,000. tom's plan also makes health care a right, by adding a public option to obamacare.

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but mike came in, and he actually did something about itt i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. now to the race for 2020 ahead of tonight's abc7 special documentary, "chasing california" throughout our reporting there's been one question from democratic voters we've spoken to, which candidate can beat donald trump in november? it's the question of so-called electability. what exactly is elect ability and who has it? liz kreutz explores this issue. you'll see that followed by liz's conversation with abc7 news contributor phil matier. >> good evening, san francisco. [ cheers and applause ] >> we're at warren's campaign office right now in san

francisco where julian castro is rallying up voters. >> 97%. ♪ >> when i talk to californians, the number one priority is to beat donald trump. >> we will make him a one-term president. >> i would vote for warren, klobuchar, bernie, it's just who i think has the best chance. >> there's no data to show what makes a candidate electable. >> electability, for some people, that's a code word for you can't get a minority, a woman, you can't do this, you can't do that. >> i feel like elizabeth warren has done all of her homework and it's like voting for hermione granger.

>> i'm with abc7. we're working. awesome. am i good here? 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 track record of fighting for everyday american families and she's built a broad-based coalition. she can go into diverse states like florida and even in arizona and win those states against trump. >> so, phil, you watch the debates, you hear the candidates and one after the next says this is why i'm the one who can beat trump. the messaging in a way is consistent among all the candidates. >> it is. it's two parts, one, this is why i can beat trump and this is why that other person can't. >> i'm joined now by phil matier. phil, as we sort of end this series that we've been exploring the california primary, we wanted to explore the number one issue that voters have said is important to them and that is

this question of electability, who can beat trump. >> exactly. and electability is an illusive goal that everyone says i have what it takes. sanders says he has the organization. bloomberg says he has t credentials to do it. warren says i'm bernie, but more palatable and can get things done and pete buttigieg says i'm the calm here, i can find everybody. all of them claim to be electable. all of them are waiting to see the results. >> the truth is, all of them are electable. if you look at the polls, any of them could beat donald trump. we don't know if they will or would. can you even predict electability? >> i'm going call the media and pundits out from four years when they were saying, trump seems to be ruining his campaign, but he was elected. the bottom line is, yes, it's --

you try to measure it through the primaries, see who has the organization, see whose message is selling and see who can get crossover people. >> we're a few days away from super tuesday. it's interesting to look at the ground game for these candidates as well when we talk about enthusiasm. we're seeing a lot of enthusiasm for bernie sanders here in the state but he's also been campaigning here a lot. he's coming again on sunday -- >> he's been campaigning for president for six years, at least. he has the organization out there in the early states of iowa, new hampshire. the others had to go from the ground up and build it. i think they were more preoccupied with that. bernie has the freedom to come to california more often. buttigieg has a ground game here. and others -- and warren has a ground game. >> warren has somewhat of a ground game. >> bloomberg has a ground game and an air game going. >> we have seen surrogates

campaigning for warren this week and other surrogates, joe biden is going to be here friday. so we are seeing surrogates for these candidates come. we'll see if that makes a difference. >> we will. and we see them all the time on the tv no matter what. i think people are ready to vote. the question is, which of the candidates is going to get them to the polls. >> lots of questions. you can see this full piece on electability on abc7news.com/chasingca. >> and we have been covering this primary for months. for an in-depth behind-the-scenes look at the presidential candidates' efforts to win california come super tuesday, join us for the abc7 originals documentary, "chasing california." that's airing tonight at 6:00 p.m. developing news out of san francisco this morning, firefighters have contained a four-alarm fire in the bay view. you can see these flames right

here shooting smoke into the air last night. this is near toland street. two people who lived in the upstairs unit, they no longer have a place to live. the owner of the restaurant escaped the flames. firefighters said the high winds did not help their fight. >> we have live wires down and we have vehicles adjacent to this hot-burning warehouse fire that are potentially going to catch on fire. >> cruise contained the flames nearly three hours after that fire first started. thankfully no one was hurt. the cause of that fire is still under investigation. if you have the abc news app you know we sent this breaking news within moments of the fire first breaking out. if you want alerts like this in the future, the app is a free download. a san mateo man is in jail this morning accused of driving into a group of teenagers on

person. police arresting this 18 easterly directi 18-year-old of san mateo. he hit fourteens before speeding away. police were eventually able to catch him. two of the victims had major injuries. he's facing felony hit-and-run and attempted homicide charges. police are trying to determine what caused him to do something like this in the first place. this cell phone video so chilling and it absolutely blew up on line. it shows an elderly asian man being attacked and robbed, picking up cans in the district, after a week of outrage, there's a gofundme account that's been set up to help this man. the community youth center is behind it. it will help the man with rent and his bills. one suspect has been arrested in the incident and police are looking for a second this

morning. new developments with the striking graduate institutes at uc santa cruz. 54 of them have been fired for refusing to turn in grades. the graduate students walked out. they were asking for higher wages. the strike started back december with assistants deci decidi deciding not to turn in grades for the fall. they say they need the bump of pay to offset the high cost of living in the bay area. we wanted to show you this, drew tuma caught this last night. as you know, it's been bone dry in san francisco and much of the bay area. last month capped off the driest february in the city since the civil war era. it's been a long time since we've seen some rain around here. for more on that bone-dry forecast, we turn it over to lisa argen who has a sprinkle, a

chance of rain in the forecast. >> check it out. we're looking at live doppler 7 right now and this system that's working through the sierra nevada, down into southern california, bringing in a few light drops to the north bay. as we look at napa, fairfield, yeah, about one one-hundredths here and it's a mixture of high clouds out there and looking at a mostly cloudy sky. this is about all we're going to see. the sierra nevada has picked up some snow there, a couple of inches and the advisory for the next couple of hours. you heard about 1864. what about 2020? no rain for february. if this dry stretch continues as it did in 1864, they made it to march 11th, 43 days of no rain. so are we going to make it to march 11th? hopefully not. we're looking at the history books here where we should have

about 4 1/2 inches of rain for the month of february. do you remember 1998? that was an el nino here and, boy, did we get the rain. over 14 inches of rain. last year, we had half of that and of course nothing this year. looking at hopefully a little shower activity by friday into saturday. we'll get to that in just a moment. right now it's 45 in redwood city, as well as gilroy. 49 in pacifica. here's our roof camera where it's pretty gray out there and chilly. mid to upper 40s for most. and in the mountains, looking at a little bit of snow here. this all will be winding down and looking at the gusty winds as well. so, we're looking at about 51% of average nfor a snow pack in the sierra. we're partly cloudy today. it's cool. the winds pick up. our wind advisory for the next hour in the upper elevations, then by 4:00 everyone gets

breezy to gusty through the overnight hours and then it's warmer and drier as we get into your monday, tuesday and wednesday. here's a look at what we can expect then for the rest of the afternoon. the winds aren't bad to start out. by 4:00, 5:00, here they come, out of the northeast. it's a dry component and we're looking at those offshore winds after 30 days of no rain. so we're concerned for the fire danger. as we get into the midnight hour, they're even stronger and into your monday, you'll begin to lighten up again afternoon time. we have an unusual pattern with the strong offshore event. here's what happens on friday, it looks like we could see a few sprinkles, but a better chance, perhaps, into our saturday. we're not looking at much rain, but we're looking at hopef lypp0s again, 60 in richmond, looking at 60 in san jose. a cool and breezy afternoon. the accuweather seven-day forecast, gusty in the hills

tomorrow. 70s by the later day and looking at tuesday and wednesday, we're even warmer. thursday is a nice day with just full wall-to-wall sunshine and hopefully the ridge breaks down and we can get a couple of showers in here by the time next week. >> absolutely. fingers crossed. it seems like every couple of weeks we've had the small shot of rain. >> but march is fickle. so hopefully. >> thank you, lisa. just ahead, we know a man of many talents and a provenaihenin

tomorrow is california's 23rd annual, read across parents. teachers, students and parents will be taking part in the bay area. dozens of community members are read to students and that's happening at sunset elementally. every day this week, students title. it will end with a family reading night on friday. still to come this morning on "abc7 mornings," the first known coronavirus death in the u.s. as the outbreak spreads on the west coast. now the president imposing new restrictions on travel and urging americans to stay calm. fighting the coronavirus and bigotry. chinese american leaders say

vo: iand there are doers.lkers mike bloomberg has spent his life getting things done. started a company from scratch, creating 20,000 good paying jobs. that's getting it done. as mayor, he rebuilt a shaken city after 9/11, created over 450,000 jobs. expanded healthcare to 700,000 and raised teacher pay. ots done. expanded healthcare to 700,000 mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over 300 dirty coal fired plants. mike is still getting things done. so ask yourself. for president, do you want a

debater or a doer? someone with workable, common sense plans to fix healthcare and create jobs, who's done both. mike has the record and resources to beat trump. and it will take both. but mike will get it done. bloomberg: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. >> announcer: news to build a better bay area.

this is "abc7 mornings." >> it's sunday, thanks so much for being here. it's 9:30 right now as you wake up. i'm julian glover. we start this half-hour off with a look at the weekend forecast with lisa argen who is seeing if we can get any of the green to materialize into rain drops. >> a nice surprise, even though it's a little bit of drizzle and mist up to the north bay. we see some returns. you're getting wet around fairfield, napa and highway 12. but you know what, most of us experiencing cloudy skies as we will get on the backside of this system throughout the day bringing windy conditions. it's 47 in oakland. 45 in gilroy. 2 to 5 inches is what is expected throughout the day. we've seen a couple of inches and chains are required on i-80. 47 in santa rosa. look at the heavy cloud cover.

it will thin out. as it does, those north winds kick up out of the northeast. we're continuing to dry out the atmosphere. any little bit of moisture would be nice, but that's about it. we're talking about our winds kicking up today, taking us through the overnight hours and then looking at a warmup as we get into the first part of the workweek. we'll have the details on our next chance of rain in the seven-day in a few minutes. now to the very latest on the coronavirus. new cases being reported as it turns deadly in the u.s. for the first time. the person who died, a man from washington state, in his 50s with underlying health conditions. there are 69 cases in the u.s. the state's affected, washington, oregon, california, and illinois. kal kaley has the latest. >> reporter: the first death of the novel coronavirus in the u.s. the death occurring in hospitrle.

overnight the "new york times" reporting researchers now believe covid-19 has been spreading in washington state for some six weeks. >> we are having increasing cases in the united states and we expect to see increasing cases locally. >> reporter: the cdc saying the man who died was in his late 50s. a hospital patient with underlying health conditions. he had no known travel abroad. >> the covid-19 situation is evolving on a global scale. and in washington, we are starting to see some spread of this virus. >> reporter: just a few miles away from the hospital, health officials warning of a potential outbreak at this nursing care facility after two people tested positive and dozens more are now showing symptoms and being tested. >> we're in the process of investigating this situation. >> reporter: all of this coming along with newly discovered cases in oregon and california who haven't traveled

internationally leading experts to worry, covid-19 may be spreading through west coast communities. >> now to the federal response to reassure ak and president americans during a white house briefing. hre's more. >> reporter: in true trump fashion, it was last-minute and announced with a tweet. in response to the coronavirus outbreak that took the first american life, it was an all hands on deck press conference to assure the nation there's no reason to panic. flanked by his coronavirus lead, vice president mike pence, and the rest of his covid-19 task force, including u.s. secretary of health and human services alex azar made it clear there will be more cases in the united states. >> we have always said from the first moment that we have spoken about this that we would see more cases. we are seeing more

we will see more cases. >> the president also sparring with reporters over criticism of the federal response from democrats calling their arguments a hoax. >> we've done such a good job. the hoax is onm. repr: tresident praising the response so far, cautioning the public that the illness is mild for the majority who have it. and on top of that -- >> as an important part of our efforts on monday, i'll with th pharmaceutical companies in the world, actually, they'll be coming to the white house, and we're talking about developing very rapidly a vaccine for the virus to combat the virus. back to what's happening here in california. in palo alto, two students were sent home from school after officials learned they might have been exposed to coronavirus. crews spent yesterday scrubbing down two campuses as a precaution.

here's the story. >> reporter: cleaning crews wearing protective gear were disinfecting doorknobs, water fountains and palo alto high school after officials learned friday a parent of two students was possibly exposed to coronavirus. the superintendent said as a precautionary measure, the district took actions and the two students were sent home and will be excluded from attending school until we learn more information. >> concerning? >> absolutely. >> reporter: some people attending saturday sporting events didn't know about the coronavirus scare? >> i teach as well. we're very conscious of that. airborne, things of that sort. and i think we're caught with our pants down because we're not 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 hopefully are healthy enough, if we get it, we'll fight it. >> reporter: school officials are watching this case closely. many parents who came out for games were told ahead of time about possible exposure on campus. many people say they decided to come anyway. nbc 7 news. many of the chinese american community are worried that coronavirus is going to cause a wave of xenophobia. they just held a rally in san francisco denouncing racism and bigotry. here's more. >> reporter: hundreds marched through san francisco's chinatown. the message, fight the virus, not the people. we are really here to fight two viruses. we're here to fight coronavirus, but we're also here to fight bigotry. >> reporter: leaders say they've 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 has led to a big drop in business for chinese-owned businesses even though there are no cases in san francisco. >> the main thing we're asking people not to panic and not to make it, you know, a racial issue. >> reporter: tonight, foot traffic was down in china s, em. >> it's low. >> reporter: this family came out for 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 more people. >> we kind of did text back and forth with our husbands, should we. >> reporter: she planned a trip to san francisco weeks ago. they couldn't make up their mind about china town. >> i decided to not panic and

come. so we're here in china town buying little things for our kids and, yeah, having a great time. >> reporter: abc7 news. still to come on "abc7 mornings," earthquake safety or overreach. the concern over calls to drain the reservoir and why officials worry draining the dam could put people at risk. k at the ve a live look outside exploratorium. it's chilly out there. vo: he had already taken the giving pledge to give his money to charity, 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.

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click, call or visit a store today. my sons were in their teens. when i came home from prison so i got involved in juvenile justice, i didn't want them to go through the same thing i went through. michael bloomberg created the young men's initiative. in helping keep other young men and young women from entering into the criminal justice system. and we see it, we see it in young people being employed. we see young people being removed out the system. running for president, what better platform for him to speak about real justice, real reform. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. welcome back from the break. oakland native marshawn lynch is being tapped to speak at princeton but some students are upset about the decision. they announced he will speak at class day in june. a group of seniors wrote an op-ed letter in the school paper complaining they didn't feel

included in the decision. the med in 2015. someone always has an issue with something. >> for sure. >> that's the story there. as you wake up this morning on this sunday, you might be wondering what it's going to be like. we had a lot of warm days, but we're cooling down. >> we've got a weather system that's going to bring us a lot of wind throughout the day. it has brought a few sprinkles up towards napa. plenty of cloud cover and we'll get a little sun but it's going to be cool, only upper 50s in parts of the bay. right now it is in the 40s for you in san rafael. certainly cooled off and we're going to keep the trend going for your sunday. switching things up for monday. stay tuned. my accuweather seven-day forecast is next. >> people might be thinking about turning the heat on. the warriors try to snap a

losing streak. how did they do? we'll have the highlights coming up in sports.

welcome back. in sports this morning, the warriors are back in action playing the second game of the weekend back to back. golden state taking on the washington wizards. last night the warriors were successful in snapping that eight-game losing streak in phoenix. here's chris alvarez with the

highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning. stephen curry is not going to return to the lineup today against washington. the warriors opting to get steph more pct time. eight healthy players last night. klay was not one of them. michael bridges, 4 of 4 from deep early on. the warriors fight back. anderson grabs it, and and a jammed home. final seconds of the half. dialing it up, suns led by four at the break and he runs into the locker room. andrew wiggens, the layup and the lead. golden state led by double digits after three. fourth quarter now. defense is going to turn to

offense. the stuff. he had a game high. they snap an eight-game losing streak. crazy with just eight players in uniform. the man nicknamed mr. shark didn't have to wait long to return to san jose, patrick marleau was back in the tank on sunday. a big ovation. he will likely be back in teal next year. final minutes of the falone, an nicely done. 1-0 after one. 2-0 midway through the second. this is perfectly done inside the post. his 21st of the year. 3-0, san jose. the shot. this is a perfect redirect in through the five hole. second shutout of the year and the sharks win 5-0.

senior day, four honorees. skipping right to overtime. another 21 on saturday. bears u tee now. austin with the hesitation, the dribble, cuts into the basket. five-point game there. bears lead. austin at 15. less than a minute to go. joel brown the steal and the score. he had 11. bears win 86-79. their 13thinf the year. they only won eight in each of the last two years. the quakes opening up against toronto. andy rios is there for the redirect. first score of the year. final seconds of extra time. bingo. what a shot that was. 2-2 the final and that's your sports report for this sunday.

have a great day. we want to get a check of the bay area forecast with lisa argen. >> we have some high-based sirrous getting some sunshine in. there' going to bring us vigorous wind later on today. check out the cloud cover. it looks interesting from mt. tam and north of there is where we're getting a few sprinkles. not out of the question that you could see some. but more likely you're going to feel the wind later on today. north and east bay hills, the diabllo range. gusts could be over 45 and by 4:00, we're looking at those winds elsewhere from the peninsula, san francisco down south. it's going to be a blustery late afternoon and evening. there's our exploratorium camera where you can see the cloudy

skies and this system, not a total bust because it brought snow in the mountains. here's a few drops here from vacaville. we widen the view and that's about all we can manage. still a couple sprinkles here and there. and the snow coming down in the mountains with some gusty winds. you can see the cloud cover here de gate bridge where we're 47 downtown and 50 over into the east bay. it's a chilly start to your sunday. upper 40s from santa rosa to napa. 50 for you in concord. look how windy it is. this is heavenly. and you can see the lifts are still running. there were some skiers there. but we're looking at gusty winds and dangerous conditions there for the next few hours. this systems is going to make its way through the southern sierra and yosemite could pick up a few inches. dry weather, monday, tuesday, wednesday. the end of the week could see a

few showers. let's talk about the wind. it's coming into play throughout the afternoon. it's a cool day. numbers only in the 50s to low 60s. we're at 5:00 and those offshore winds bringing the low relative humidity, winds gusting to 30 miles per hour at the coast. you can see the north bay here getting breezy in the southbound. 'soi tbe cd and wreis talking about these offshore winds lingering in the hills through the first part of your monday. and then by monday afternoon, things will begin to dial back. heightened fire danger with no rain at all for you in february. and then these offshore winds coming in. as we go through the later part of the week, here is friday at night, into saturday, maybe a few showers, it's not an atmospheric river, not a big system. just dislodging this ridge that doesn't want to go anywhere. highs today from the upper 50s to low 60s. despite those sprinkles and the high clouds out there, we're dry

at the lower levels of the atmosphere. most of you will remain dry today. 50s to low 60s with the wind advisory, upper elevations. look at the numbers warming up, julian. that's what we had in february. hopefully we'll hold on to that rain chance by the end of the week. >> we'll take it. we need everything we can. a federal agency with oversight of dam safety has ordered the valley water district to drain its largest reservoir for a fear that an earthquake would flood the area. losing the stored water won't impact customers. david louie explains the risk to public safety. >> reporter: this reservoir holds more water than the nine others so its storage and safety are important to 2 million customers in the santa clara valley. plans have been under way years. the federal energy regulatory

commission has deemed the risk so high it's requiring drainage of trillions of gallons of water to begin by october 1st. >> we want to make sure it's done at a speed and a magnitude in a safe way so it's not done too quickly and to make sure there's no concern about the additional water that t dam mov forward. >> i'm standing on top of the dam. there are multimillion dollar homes with many more under construction. and those are not the only properties that would be at risk if there were a catastrophic event. this is animation showing a worst-case scenario. engineers project downtown morgan hill would be under 25 feet of water. it will channel runoff to san francisco bay putting downtown san jose under eight feet of water. this is what happened when coyote creek overflowed three years ago submerging cars and flooding homes and apartments.

>> the message that we pjectnd mo it fward. we're all about public safety and this is what we want to do. >> the projected cost runs over a half billion dollars. david louie, abc7 news. next up, most clay thompson fans know about his love for his

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welcome back. happening today in san francisco, you can meet klay thompson and his beloved dog, rocco. he shared these photos of his shoes. check them out. take them in all of their glory. the shoes will be on sale starting at 10:00 this morning. thompson will be there with rocco at noon to check out dub nation. online sites are selling the shoes for around 150 bucks. you can skip the line that way. we have wind coming our way and a lot of clouds out there. maybe a few drops of rain up in the north bay. otherwise, here comes the north, northeast wind throughout the afternoon. it's 5:00, it's gusty out there. these are winds that will continue through the overnight hour. it's an offshore wind event. that's going to dry out the

atmosphere and we're looking for the winds to continue into monday. that's when we're warming up and the warming trend keeps going until the end of the week when we're cooling it off and hopefully the ridge will go away for a while. it looks like a slight chance of showers at this point into saturday. >> thank you so much. i'm julian glover along with lisa argen. big game ahead on abc7 at noon, nba countdown gets you ready for the 76ers and clippers. of course abc7 news continues at 5:00 p.m. the news is always on on abc7news.com and of course the abc7 news app. that will do it for us. have a great sunday. for sharing your vision to change the game. for using your voice to open ne

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