announced today. therefore 43 total in california, most from the diamond princess cruise ship or repatriation flights from china. >> the stanford theatre has closed due to coronavirus concerns. it was a decision made out of abundance of caution. steve wozniak hinted in a tweet that his wife may be sweet because she returned from china in january. but it turns out it was a sinus infection. the dow rebounded today following the worst week since the financial crisis of 2008. it gained more than 1200 points. the dow finished at 26,703. the nasdaq was up 384 points. local citizens saw stock rise more than the local indices. the bio tech company with a drug

that could be used to treat coronavirus was up close to 9%. a bay area resident was turned away from the airport without a doctor's note that he may be cleared of symptoms. we have a story you'll see only on 7 bay area news. they tried to contact the passenger two days prior to travel letting them know if they had traveled to foreign country recently, they would need a health report before boarding that flight. he never got that email. he wanted to surprise his girlfriend in tahiti, but the couple were surprised when they got to the airport. thet they said they sent an email to passengers two days before the flight, letting them know if they had been to another country since january, they would need a

health certificate prior to boarding the flight. the couple had recently been to vietnam, a country on the list. without a doctor's note, the couple couldn't board. >> it really broke my heart, seeing him go through that frustration and being turned away at the ticket counter. >> reporter: the couple was now out the cost of the flight and two nights' stay. >> just heartbroken is all. this was a present i wanted to present to my girlfriend, and it felt like it was just taken away. >> reporter: they reached out to frontier airline. they said an email was sent but not to the email escobar provided when he booked the flight. french bee said, unfortunately, when french bee sent out the coronavirus information email displaying the light restriction, it was not sent to them. they think it might have gone to kiwi, a company he used to book the flight. they were tagged as no shows

with the airline. no show, no refund, until the i-team got involved. both french bee and kiwi now say they will refund the couple's flight or allow them to rebook it. kiwi writing, quote, we are very sorry about the disturbance to their journey and are working on finding an alternative travel date or fashioning a refund. please note the customers will have no issue and will be entitled to a full refund. >> a lot of weight off our shoulders. >> reporter: it's still not clear what happened. >> double check on your destination wherever you're going to see if there is any new restrictions that popped up, because it's been changing a lot. >> reporter: it's also not clear if it happened to other travelers who also booked with a third party site. the hotel where the couple planned to stay the first night has agreed to provide them with a voucher. i also reached out to booking.com, which is how the couple booked their second night's stay. they have also agreed to provide the couple with a refund. in the newsroom for the i-team,

adrian woodrow, abc 7 news. sonoma county declared themselves a health risk the patient was home for ten days after being home from a cruise. the patient is now home in isolation. this is the second case in sonoma county. the hillsborough school will reopen. it was closed after it learned that a parent had been in contact with the coronavirus. >> we're exercising an abundance of caution because the safety and wellness of our children is our priority. >> over 200 students are enrolled in this public school. no other schools in sonoma county were affected. santa clara county discovered two new patients with the coronavirus, bringing the total to nine. the two adult men are both in home isolation.

from san jose to san francisco, the list of impacted events continues to grow by the day. a number of conferences have been canceled in just the last couple weeks. we look at the impact on businesses, big and small. >> reporter: fears over coronavirus are causing tech giants to cancel or postpone their conferences. santa clara based invidia is the latest to scrap an in-person event that would have brought 10,000 people to the event this month. this was after they canceled the developer conference in may. >> they'll see some very slow times and we'll have to pull together as a community to figure out how we can take care of each other. >> reporter: hotels and restaurants and those who work there expect to be some of the hardest hit. >> preparation is the best we can do and have contingency plans in place. >> soux chef also indicators at the hotel in san diego. he shows people come out to show their support.

>> we are anticipating if there is a drop of customers coming in, we're going to be staffed up appropriately for all the to-go orders. >> reporter: members downtown a now is not the time to panic. >> go into that cafe, go into that restaurant, go into that small shop and please be a customer there. really going to need your support during this time. >> reporter: tourist attractions are also seeing a slowdown. >> we do know that families are worried about going to big public places. >> reporter: attendants at the children's discovery museum dropped 35% last month. but museum officials said they put extra precautions in place to give visitors as much peace of mind as possible. >> we go back and look through all our sanitizing equipment and different cleaners that we use to make sure we have the right chemical composition to get rid of whatever germs we're attacking. >> reporter: local bitusinesses

bracing for challenging times ahead, but ready to go the course. there was a presumptive positive result for coronavirus in san mateo county. that person is a resident of the county and is in isolation at the hospital. the person's exposure is unknown at this time. people are preparing in case the outbreak spreads. abc news anchor kristin zee tweeted this picture of empty shelves at a japanese market in san mateo. usually these shelves are full of rice. she said a friend saw the same in a melbourne market. it's not a matter of if but when the city has its first case. luze pena joins us live with the story. >> reporter: the mayor of san francisco announced a new local lab to be able to test anyone with the coronavirus. the reason behind this is to get the results back within one to

two days. >> we must be ready because we know it's coming. it's not a matter of if, it's really a matter of when. >> reporter: there are zero confirmed cases of the coronavirus in san francisco. but mayor reed and public health officials say the city is ready to respond. with no cure or vaccine, many are doing their best to avoid the virus. >> why did you buy so many clorox wipes? >> the coronavirus. >> reporter: a record at the san francisco health department determines that using wipes and simply washing your hands can lower the risk of contracting the virus. >> standard cleaning solutions will help stop transmission of the coronavirus. >> reporter: she is a professional shopper for instacart. she's seen shoppers get the same items and stores running out of wipes, purell and water. >> i find the last couple weeks it's been what i apocalyptic shopping. >> reporter: we saw this

firsthand. >> earlier the store was full of clorox wipes. now? gone. >> reporter: public health officials expect cases to surface soon. in preparation for this, they announced a new emergency plan which includes a local testing lab. >> there is no on-demand testing at this time. the test kits for the centers of disease control are limited. >> reporter: priority will be limited to protect vulnerable residents. >> we are committing 50 more staff people to help in the situation. >> reporter: the numbers continue to change rapidly. california has about 40 cases of the coronavirus. today the city of san francisco received 250 testing kits from the cdc, which they say will be used depending on the person's symptoms. in san francisco, luze pena, abc 7 news. health officials are reminding residents they are the first line of defense in preventing an outbreak there, while schools and gyms are taking reasonable measures to try to keep people safe.

abc reporter laura live tonight. laura. >> several have been treated in contra costa county, but no confirmed cases among residents. health officials say it may only be a matter of time. working out tends to be a hands-on activity. but rather than taking a day off, many members of the gym are pushing ahead, with some precautions in place. the chief operating officer said they are stepping up their cleaning protocols, like disinfecting equipment and railings often to protect members from the coronavirus. >> we haven't seen a dropoff in usage, and hopefully we won't. and if people are just smart about staying home if they're not feeling good. >> reporter: school is another hands-on activity, but at maraga ackland school, the

hand washing preparing for the possibility that some classes will have to be canceled at least temporarily. >> we're entertaining all sorts of different ideas. one of them, of course, the teachers would communicate via email to parents and kids to give them assignments to do. there's another application we're looking at. it's called outschool, and we're looking at that. >> reporter: the program allows students as young as kindergarten to take their classes online. so far contra kcosta county has had no confirmed cases among residents but reminds them to do their part. >> although we will do things in public health to try to contain the virus, it's really what we do as individuals out circulating in our everyday lives where prevention really happens. >> reporter: now, the county health director reminded us that 85% of the people who come down with the coronavirus will have relatively mild symptoms. some may not even know they have it. they'll stay home or be in isolation and then recover.

it's that critical 15% who may have underlying medical conditions and, of course, the elderly who are most at risk. live in walnut creek, laura anthony, abc 7 p news. >> laura, thank you. we understand you're looking for information about the coronavirus outbreak, so we have dedicated a page on our website to all of our reporting on the subject. go to abc7news.com. you'll find today's headlines as well as practical information about how to protect yourself. tomorrow is super tuesday, the day california and 13 other states go to the polls. next, a live preview of the primary here in the bay area and a look at what impact the recent campaign suspensions, amy klobuchar and pete buttigieg, could have. i'm spencer christian. winds are gusty in the bay area hills. i'll tell you how long that pattern will last and give you a look as to when vo: in life, there are talkers and there are doers. 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. elected for three terms because he got things done. 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.

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senator amy klobuchar became the third candidate to drop out of the democratic presidential race in a period of three days. her home state of minnesota votes on super tuesday. klobuchar is throwing her support behind joe biden. he's going to endorse him at an event in dallas tonight. this is a live look at that rally. it just got underway a few minutes ago. texas is one of the states holding a primary tomorrow. five candidates remain in the race, biden, mike bloomberg, tulsi gabbard, bernie sanders and elizabeth warren. >> people in california were asked who they would choose in the primary. >> sanders was first at 26%, biden at 19%, warren close

behind at 18%, bloomberg got 14%, and gabbard barely any votes. >> a live look ahead at tomorrow's super tuesday. you just received information, right, from the biden campaign? >> reporter: that's right, minutes ago biden's campaign announced joe biden would be making a stop in oakland tomorrow. they'll stop in oakland before going to the super tuesday event. this is the first time biden has held any event in the bay area for his campaign. with a lot of these last-minute changes, a lot could change tomorrow. less than 24 hours before california's primary, the race for the democratic nomination has shaken up. with only five candidates left in the race, attention is turning to joe biden, seen as the new comeback kid after a win in south carolina and endorsements from both pete buttigieg and amy klobuchar. the two midwest candidates dropped out of the race ahead of

super tuesday and some could say to rally around the moderate vote joe biden and try to to tot out bernie sanders. tom hurd dropped his ballot for amy klobuchar, but with her out, said he may support sanders. pollster paul mitchell says 41 ballots have already been returned in california. he estimates 80,000 of those may be for candidtes no longer in the race. >> that will have an impact when it comes down to allocating candidates. >> reporter: joe biden hasn't focused much on california. in fact, he has held no events in the bay area. san francisco mayor willie brown voted for mike bloomberg. he said biden may be at a disadvantage on tuesday. >> he didn't come here for the state democratic party

convenon little strange and a little odd. all of those things is what you need to do, particularly when somebody like bernie will go wherever there are two other people. he makes the third. >> reporter: again, biden will be making a stop in oakland tomorrow. his campaign, we asked him about this, he said he hasn't focused on the bay area because he felt that california voters know him and know his record. i want to point out 40,000 people have voted in california, that's more than raw numbers in 2016 but less in terms of percentage. it seems like a lot of people are waiting until the last minute to make their decision. live in san francisco, abc 7 news. 2020 chasing california is available right now on abc7news.com. our contributor phil mctier

suddenly got real interesting for tomorrow. what are your conclusions? >> that sort of underscores the importance of the bay area in state and particularly in democratic politics. the reasons are twofold. one, there are a lot of democrats between monterey and sacramento. it's called the big vote belt. the second one is that we turn out in higher numbers than los angeles. so, one, we have numbers here in terms of politics, whether it's democrats and republicans, and bay area voters tend to turn out more, whether it's democrats or republicans. so that's why the bay area carries this clout, and i think that's why you see the candidates here. >> and liz was talking about how many people have already voted, so what about those people who are watching and say, i already voted and my candidate dropped out. what now? >> what now, you get to watch what happens. it's one of those things if you voted but you didn't turn your ballot in, you can say, i want a new one. the second one is, if your candidate doesn't make 50% or

more on the statewide run or democratic votes, they didn't make it there, either. if you look at the latest polls, there are a couple who can qualify for you. bernie sanders, joe biden, bloomberg, elizabeth warren are all in that. they're going to need the undecided voters and they'll also need people who aren't in the democratic party, because they allow people who aren't a democratic affiliation to come in and vote. the question is who is going to come in and do that? >> pa couple weeks ago we were talking about joe biden. he looked dead in the water. he's still going with a new momentum. the question is with amy klobuchar and tom steyer and nd pete buttigieg, who has the best chance to win?

>> bernie sanders and his big think is going to do that. >> but can he get the moderate voters? >> that's the big question. joe biden with get the moderates and the young voters, but can he get the people who don't normally vote, or will it be seen as business as usual. it is a crossroads for the democratic party, and it's right here in california and a couple other states, and we'll see it play out tomorrow. >> you'll be here with us, right, watching us break it down? >> i'll be here from the start. >> you can read phil mctier's columns every wednesday and sunday. watch for live results. it will be a fascinating day. we'll post results on abc7news.com, and we'll post additional results at 9:00 p.m. spencer has vo: in life, there are talkers and there are doers. 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. elected for three terms because he got things done. 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.

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we're now into march. hopefully we'll get some rain? >> we need to come in like a lion with some rain. spencer christian is here with the forecast. nothing in the forecast, huh, spencer? >> not a drop to mention. we've gone 14 days without rain. this is a view from emeryville looking at the western sky. it is 71 degrees here at this hour, in san francisco, 71.

weaver got upper 60s in san jose, 60 in gilroy, 53 in pacifica. upper 60s in santa rosa, petaluma, napa, fairfield, concord, livermore in the upper 60s as well. we have gusts of wind from 35 to 40 miles an hour in many of our high elevations. a wind advisory remains until 4:00 in the morning. thaf there's the possibility of downed trees and power lines with the wind being so struck. notice at the surface, though, the wind is calming down quite a bit. let's give you some features. clear and breezy overnight, wind advisory in the hills. dry weather continues. clear skies with overnight lows in the mid to up posteriper 40s. highs ranging from mid-60s at the coast to upper 70s at the inland locations.

if you look at the forecast here, there may be some rain in the next few days. it's not likely before the weekend. it's going to cool down sharply at the end of the week. clouds will increase. saturday brings us a chance of some light rain, our first rain. by that time it will be at least 40 days. don't forget to spring forward saturday night and sunday morning as we spring forward in the daytime. we'll bring you the global coronavirus outbreak. how are election officials going to help people protect their health during the primary? we asked that question today. they showed us their solution. >> reporter: travel airports say their businesse

so, i go to floor & decor where i find every imaginable tile, wood, laminate or stone without compromising my design. cause one aisle doesn't cut it. i need an entire store. explore floor & decor in person or online. 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. elected for three terms because he got things done. 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. now, news to build a better bay area from abc 7. the coronavirus outbreak appears to be slowing down in china, but it's picked up speed elsewhere in the world. >> china reported just over 200 new cases today, the lowest number since january. the world health organization now says epidemics in south

korea, iran, italy and japan are its greatest concern. >> those four countries represent 81% of global cases. they have not described this as a pandemic saying the vast majority of countries with cases have not demonstrated community level transmission. >> the degree of risk has the potential to change quickly, especially if we see sustained spread of the disease around the world, which could qualify this disease as a pandemic. >> here in the u.s., there are at least 101 cases. six people have died from the coronavirus, all in washington state. >> with concerns about coronavirus, san jose election officials are providing lots of sanitation wipes. they will use new technology for the first time. we are shown how voters' health will be protected. >> reporter: while eight out of ten voters mail in their ballots in santa clara county,

poe percent who vote in person will go in person. molly voted on a touch screen. >> everybody is touching that. i don't know what they're touching before they touched the screen, and that's one thing that can be spread to other people. >> reporter: the registrar of voters has supplied each of the voting centers with bottles of hand sanitizer and bags of wipes to clean the screens. there is no set rule how often the screens are sanitized. >> it's up to the vote center's discretion on when to use the touch screen wipes, however, people canreen,t wille done. >> reporter:t t t bag of wipeso. across town at the santa clara library, there were plenty of wipes. the challenge with electronic voting is there are a lot of surfaces to touch, such as the

touch screen ifrtself, or if you're hearing impaired, the headphones, or perhaps the table itself needed to be wiped down. there are alternatives if a voter wants to be extra cautious. san jose mayor sam la carta had these suggestions. >> to vote you only need to walk down the driveway to the mailbox, or if you're more brave, you can come to our library and drop them off at a voting center. new video today from travis air force base in fairfield shows two white buses pulling out. they are carrying dozens of american passengers who were on the diamond princess cruise ship docked off the coast of japan last month. fewer than ten people are still in quarantine at travis. travis is not receiving any more evacuees. a north bay couple who were passengers on the diamond princess and subsequently quarantined in texas won't be released today.

rick sabre and his wife aldina thought they would be flying home. but plans changed this morning, and now they don't know when they'll be allowed to travel back to the bay area. rick sabre spoke to us by phone today. >> last night everything was roses and smiles. this morning it was frustration and anxiety, to say the least. and in the conference call, one of our passengers, a lawyer, said he was instigating a class action suit on behalf of everybody that wanted to join, and that would be a pro bono suit for unlawful confinement. >> a release may be delayed because of a woman who tested positive for coronavirus after being released from quarantine in texas. >> local health professionals in whom i have the utmost confidence are working hard to prevent the spread of this virus in san antonio. we simply cannot have a screw-up like this from our federal

partners. >> the patient had been evacuated from wuhan, china. she tested negative twice but a positive test came out after the illness. she visited a mall and a hotel. she's back in quarantine. officials believe the risk of any exposure is low. meantime delta is the latest airline to waive change fees for international travel because of the coronavirus. it also joined united and american airlines in suspending more flights in affected areas. abc 7 reporter chris reyes tells you about the fallout in san francisco international airport. >> call time right now is 35 to 50 minutes for each airline. the best airlines right now for waivings jetblue and united airlines. american airlines is waiving everything, which is not very long. cancellations, cancellations, cancellations. about 30 cancellations since two

weeks. >> reporter: welcome to the day in the life of a travel agent in the age of coronavirus. annette yala has been in the business for 35 years. she hasn't seen anything like this. she's lost thousands of dollars since the outbreak. those cancellations are rippling across the tourism and travel industry. >> there are a lot of folks out there who think this will be the worst quarter for u.s. airlines since maybe 9/11 or the great financial recession since 2008, 2009. it's really that bad out there. >> reporter: at sfo, you're seeing more masks, less people and definitely more flights. >> about a 50% reduction in flights to south korea, about a 25% reduction flying to singapore, and then some small reductions, around 10% or less, to places like taiwan and japan. >> reporter: i'm going to spin you around as i talk to give you an idea what it's like inside sfo right now. you can see definitely less

crowded, less lines, eerily less quiet. you're not going to get screened unless you recently traveled from main land china. that's cdc regulation. if you're worried about cleanliness in the facilities, it is being cleaned once an hour and they're prepared to do a deep contamination if that's required. chris reyes, abc 7 news. news about the coronavirus is constantly changing, of course. to get the latest, get the abc 7 news app. you can customize alerts by region so if the coronavirus is spreading to the area where you live, you will be the first to know. today they went to court involving fast track. the trial is just beginning the trial is just beginning and you m i is anxtradiry man with an extraordinary career in public service. he revitalized american manufacturing as the head of our middle-class task force. he led our efforts to combat gun violence.

he fought to make college more affordable, championed landmark legislation to protect our women from violence. joe's candid, honest, counsel made me a better president and a better commander in chief. and, all of this makes him the finest vice president we have ever seen. the best part is, he's nowhere close to finished. i'm joe biden and i approve this message.

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. elected for three terms because he got things done. mike beat the nra, strengthening gun laws. he beat big coal, closing over 300 dirty coal fired plants. mikdone. soskouelting things 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. a surprise announcement today in the class action trial against fast track. >> the public agencies that run the system really made an about face, citing reports by 7 on your side's michael finney. the trial took a dramatic turn with long-held secrets revealed in open court. >> michael, you were there for all the drama.

>> i was. this is huge for the public to know and that's what we were there fighting for. here's what the bay authority had been trying to hide. if you were sent a toll invoice notice or violation notice and it can't be delivered, fast track will stop trying to collect the toll. that's a huge change from the past. this trial is all about the authority being highly aggressive in its actions. you may remember when the golden gate bridge did away with toll takers back in 2013, drivers without fast track were supposed to be sent a bill. this lawsuit says many of those drivers never got them and were charged fines, sometimes in the thousands of dollars. today in open court, an attorney for the bay area toll authority said, my stories unfairly put fast track in a harsh light. so she immediately banned the public from the courtroom based on those policies. news 7 asked fast track for more

details. they declined. attorney adam nfairpenalties, but this policy may go too far. >> the policies need to be designed in such a way where they try to get the tolls that are owed and find the people who need to pay those tolls. not what they were doing, which was to just keep on racking up penalties and refusing to refund them, which is what this case is all about, and not what they're doing now, which is to cease their efforts to actually collect the tolls. >> reporter: the bay area toll authority said it would not comment until after the trial ends. now, fast track can change its policy at any time, so don't look at this as some kind of get out of jail free card. you need to pay your tolls or you could be hit with huge fines and fees. now, i want to hear from you. my 7 on your side hot line is on monday through friday from 10:00

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. we're in march. will we get some rain? >> not if it's like february. spencer christian back with the forecast. >> it won't be like february, i can tell you that. we have dry conditions right now, our 32nd consecutive day of no rain in the bay area. the wind has been quite strong of late but is getting a bit tamer, although we still have powerful wind gusts in the higher elevations, in the hills and mountains. we have gusts ranging from 32 to about 50 miles an hour in the places where the wind is at its strongest. we have a wind advisory still in effect until tomorrow morning. winds are generally out of the north with gusts occasionally up to 50 miles an hour in the hills, and there is a possibility of downed trees and power lines. right now we're looking at calm conditions over san francisco. 71 degrees here in the city right now. it's still so mild. oakland 73, upper 60s in redwood

city and san jose, 66 in pacifica. you can tell by the shaking of the camera that it's windy in those elevations. we have upper 60s in san jose,j, petaluma and others. it will be clear and breezy overnight with stronger gusts, of course, in higher elevations. this dry weather will continue for most of the week. there are some changes along the way. let's talk about this dry spell once again. we have now had 35 consecutive days of rain-free weather in the bay area. in san francisco, the record for a streak of dry days this time of year, the rainfall season, is 43 days which was set twice in dece2014 to february 2015, and way back in 2004, february and march. it does not look like we'll tie that 40-day streak.

friday evening indicates some scattered showers moving in overnight friday into saturday morning. by midday saturday we may see more widespread showers -- i'm sorry -- they will be scattered early in the morning, they may be more widespread by the middle of the day is what i'm trying to say. we will get a dose of nice weather, and we will realize it may rain, and that rain will continue saturday night into early sunday morning. we have breezy conditions, dry conditions, with overnight lows mainly in the upper 40s. it will be a bit breezy at the coast. high temperatures, mid-60s at the coast. low 70s right around the bay shoreline. as we look farther ahead, wednesday afternoon, even wampl warmer. highs up to about 80 degrees on the inland spots. it will clear further on friday, and one of the reasons for that is the appearance of increasing clouds, as you can see here on the accuweather 7-day forecast.

those clouds will bring a little bit of shower activity, as i mentioned, overnight into early saturday. by midday saturday a chance of more widespread showers, breezy, cool, and don't forget, we spring forward in daylight savings time. the dry pattern continues into next week, but we're not going to tie the record. we're going to end our dry day streak. >> finally. sdplz >> it won't be a lot of rain, though. don't get your hopes up too high. sdplz we' >> we're waiting for rain and w're waiting for steph. coming up in sports, a steph watch continues into today. it went to santa cruz. why the dubs get to the ross spring dress event, where the prices make all the dresses yeses. yeah! save 20 to 60 percent off department store prices on our best selection of spring dresses. the ross spring dress event, on now!

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against toronto or saturday against the sixers. to say there were guys who haven't played with him before were excited, that would be an understatement. >> i played with him on and off the court, so hopefully we can get him back during my time here, and i'm really looking forward to playing with him, honestly. >> he changes a place for the better, so i'm excited. he's a game changer. >> we're all excited. down in arizona, cactus lee take on the giants playing the diamondbacks. hunter pence did make his spring debut for san francisco. second at-bat for the day, this is classic pence. ground ball up through the middle. 1-0 giants' one hit of the day there. look who is coming down from third! pablo sandoval slides into home.

mesa, first night game, his second part of the spring dealing right along. two innings of scoreless baseball. at last check this game was this fearless. klay thompson stopping by the warriors shot for the anti-k25 watch party yesterday. the shoes were designed after his dog rocco came to see him play and the first dog of dubnation. >> what time did you get here? >> 6:00. >> around 8:00. >> who designed the shoe? >> the shoe is ain modesto. he's been with me all the way on

this journey. >> what does play mean for the warriors? >> professionalism, professionalism, production. >> he was mostly talking to buster, so i'll count that as talking to me, too, because buster and i are very close. he said that buster was really cute and then, like, he signed our stuff. >> they love their animals in the bay area, and rocco has gained a few pounds. it's great to see the kids. it's so great to feel the love from the fans. we have such a loyal fan base, and any time cve, itlws an honor for me. >> how happy are you? >> on a scale of 1 to 10, it would be like a bajillion. >> she is my favorite. the angels were at top golf for

a charity event. he knocked this golf ball over the fence. we don't even see it. hopefully it didn't wreck any cars in the lot. the sound also very impressive. he once made a home run for reference at 175 yards or nearly two football fields. there it goes into the night. >> wow. unreal. >> if he doesn't want to play baseball anymore, either a long drive or the pga tour. join us tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00. we're connecting wit i tve concern for their children's education because of the coronavirus. that story at 11:00. >> a coronavirus outbreak could hit bay area homeless hard.

we find out what needs to be done in order to prepare. those stories and a lot more for you coming up on the late edition of abc 7 news. at 8:00, it's "the bachelor," at 10:00, it's "the good doctor", and after that stick around for abc 7 news at 11:00. look for news wherever you wish on the abc 7 news app. >> from the entire abc 7 news team, we hope you have a wonderful evening. >> we'll see you again later tonight.

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here we go into the jeopardy! round. and we'll take a look at these categories, starting off with... followed by... hey, we want you to... we'll deal with... and... aaron, start. 20th century, $200. mandy. - who is lindbergh? - good. 20th century for $400. bruce. - who is anita hill? - you are right. 20th century for $600, please.