a covid outbreak at a san francisco church less than 48 hours after the ban on indoor services was lifted. the life and legacy of george schultz. 100 years strong. how the bay area is remembering his storied political career in his own words. and he has done it again. tom brady now a seven-time super bowl champion. wow. good morning, everyone. welcome to abc 7 mornings. happy you're with us this morning. before the stories, let's check in on the forecast. good morning, mike. >> good morning. hi, everybody. let's look at what's going on. you can see fog out there. especially around santa rosa, petaluma. and with light winds, going

nowhere. thke hig drift over 37 to th planner. that warm sunshine over the weekend, it is, well, it's gone. we left it in the weekend. 37 to 46 this morning. you can see low to upper 50s by noon. and then not much warming this afternoon. low 50ss to near 60 by 4:00. back down to 49 to 53 by 7:00. a couple cooler days on the way, and then several chances of light storms in the back half of the 7-day. i'll see you with that. here's liz with our first story of the day. >> mike, thank you. abc 7 is working to build a better bay area through the pandemic. part of that is tracking education and the push to get students into the classroom. this week an important step as teachers and staff in alameda county start to get vaccinated.

abc 7 is live at a elementary school. this falls under phase one of the state's vaccine plan? >> reporter: and the county is calling this an important step forward toward getting the schools open for in-person learning. educators are part of the phase 1b tier one. alameda county says it has 325,000 people in this phase to vaccinate. and the limited supply of vaccines. so county officials say educa educators will need to be patient as they work to get to everyone. but teachers are included in this phase. they are advising people in this tier to first contact their health provider about the vaccine, and if that doesn't work, they suggest looking for outreach from your employer or community groups. alameda county school districts are preparing for a return to in-person learning. so they are working independently while this vaccine effort is going on.

each district has its own time line based on the needs in each community. reporting live from fremont, my holyfield. st.s peter and paul church are reporting an outbreak in their church. at least three priests have fallen ill. the church is going to be closed through saturday with all services streamed online on. the san francisco city attorney's office last year sent the archdiocese a cease and desist letter larging the church to stop ordering large masses. in july at least 10 people were infected at a wedding ceremony at the church against public health orders. we were at st. mary's cathedral sunday morning with parishioner night. the state updated the guidelines

for houses of worship for purple and red, they are limited to 25%. and at orange and yellow tiers, 50%. metrics in california show things are improving around the state. a little bit of good news this morning. the number of people hospitalized has dropped below 12,000. a month ago it was nearly 22,000. the 7-day positivity rate now stands at 5.4%. that's a good indicator of the spread of the virus. the state did report more than 15,000 newly diagnosed cases yesterday which is about the daily average for the past week. covid-19 health care heros were honored at the super bowl yesterday. national youth poet laureate amanda gorman mesmerized the nation performing the first ever poem to be read at the game. >> let us charge on with his champions and carry on forth the

call of our captains. we celebrate by doing what is right and just for while we honor them today, it is they who every day honor us. >> such a talent. the 22-year-old captured the nation's attention when she read a powerful and deeply moving poem at president joe biden's inauguration last month. tom brady has accomplished something that hardly anyone could have predicted. he won a record 7th super bowl. the 43-year-old native led the buccaneers to a 31-9 victory over thehan draed 7 thd first base in the 2000 nfl draft, another title is pretty sweet. >> it's been an amazing year. we got off to a good start, 7 -2. a rough stretch where we found our identity and played a lot better football down last

december, january, and just really proud of all the guys. proud of all the coaches. the effort we put in. we knew we were playing a great team tonight. you want to get this far, you've got to get job done and we did it. >> after the bucs won thousands of fans flooded the streets and bars in tampa despite the health orders. now there's concerns this could spread into a super spreader event. >> yes. experts are worried because so many people gathered together across the country this could lead to a surge. the celebrations went on in e stwea as the state reported n yocan see a bar filled with dozens of mostly maskless people cheering after the buc's victory. many took to the streets and stopped traffic. late last month the mayor issued an executive order requiring everyone to wear a mask in event

zones and entertainment districts during the big game. those who aren't wearing a mask could be cited and fined. but it's difficult to enforce because of the thousands of people out and about last night. >> that certainly makes us nervous to see the pictures. jobina, thank you. the super bowl entertainers performed some buzz worthy performances as well. ♪ >> the weeknd wowed the crowd during a him e.ere he isflcedancs.as practic distancing, of course, and you might ask why bandages? the artist has been wri year ina critique of hollywood culture.

♪ >> yes. >> and that is a grammy winning artist who delivered "america the beautiful". the 23-year-old tells us she is especially proud of her bay area upbringing and the opportunity to showcase her talents on a national stage. her performance brought some people to tears. and jobina, you got a chance to talk to her before the super bowl? >> i did. i am so excited for her. she's so awesome, down to earth, and just really loves her art and music. go, girl. i loved it. she wasn't going to give us any kind of sneak peek into what she was planning. i see why, because it was awesome. >> she looked good and sounded good. it was everything. >> and jobina, didn't she give a shoutout to valejo?

>> she did. she's proud of her hometown. she is full on bay area. we love to see it at the super bowl. that was great. i just -- yes. i just got my life last night for that. because it wasn't going to be in the game unfortunately. we're checking in on traffic right now and look at the life at the san mateo bridge. no major blocking issues or crashes right now. that is the good news. you can see in the live picture, traffic is beginning to pick up as people make their way toward the peninsula. i want to check in on oakland showing our 880 at the coliseum camera. no problems. lighter here in the east bay. if you have not been familiar with this camera, the headlights are making their way south. before we go to michael, we'll talk about this fog. as you look at the overall picture of the map, you can see i's all green except coming out of tracy. we have a good bit of fog in the north bay. with that, over to mike who i

know did not love the outcome of the super bowl yesterday. >> i would have liked a better game but very happy for tom brady. he has more super bowl wins than any franchise. that's the g.o.a.t. right there. yeah. i would have liked a better game. trivalley, mid to upper 30s there as you head toward lafayette and now highway 1. east bay, temperatures in the low 40s. other areas, there's a possibility of thick frost and some freezing fog pearndnavorro degrees. upper 40s along the coast and into san francisco. some of the fog is slipping out of the north bay. as we look from the east bay hills, you can seet bay shoreline covered with fog. it's on the move and we'll track it. as far as your activities jack

morning. maybe not as much in the afternoon. not as warm as yesterday. it will remain dry even with the limited sunshine. here's a look. we'll jump ahead. the pattern changes thursday. by thursday afternoon and evening, we're looking at our first round of rain. that should leave us by friday morning. most of friday and most of saturday going to be dry. saturday night into valentine's da sunday, a little bit of rain. it looks like most of valentine's day will be pretty quiet. preliminary rainfall amounts from a quarter to a half inch. that's pretty nice rain without any side effects that we have to worry about. of course, we'll tweak that as we get closer. let's get back to the news. a father's emotional reunion. his kids found safe after a carjacking in san francisco. >> i don't know what to say. thank you for everyoecio put the city on alert this weekend and what the father is saying now. and remembering george schultz from economist to

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firefighters are investiating a boat fire at the bethel island marina. the man who lives aboard the boat is missing. his vehicle is in the parking lot. crews say the living quarters collapsed in on themselves not allowing them to search until hot spots can be put out. the hull of the vote is intact so it is still floating. a father is sharing his story aftern reunio is the van his children were in after the van he was delivering in was stolen. here's abc 7 news reporter. >> thank god. just thank god. >> reporter: jeffrey was

overjoyed to hold his son, one-year-old shawn who was kidnapped along with his four-year-old sister saturday night. both kids are safe and back home. >> when we heard, it was -- it was just e elation. >> reporter: both children found okay in san francisco's bay view district and taken to a hospital for a medical evaluation. they responded by police inside their dad's silver odyssey mini van carjacked on jackson street while he was making a door dash delivery about 8:45. >> they don't know what's going on. they speak mandarin only. i just want my kids back. >> reporter: he surprised the suspect inside his van. there was a brief struggle but the van and suspect got away. >> i heard a scream. my husband thought it was the tv. >> reporter: these neighbors who wanted to remain anonymous helped look for the mini van. >> we started working our way down the hill on the side streets. you know, literally stopping at every silver mini van to check the license plate. >> reporter: a large polic informion about tidsas

tweeted out, and this amber alert was issued to cell phones across the bay area. about four hours later, the kids were found. >> we found the kids. we found the car. and the kids are all right. >> reporter: suspects in the case remain at large the san francisco police chief made this personal appeal. >> to the people involved in this to turn themselves in because this crime was extremely, extremely serious. to kidnap a vehicle and take two small babies away from their parents. >> reporter: in a statement the ceo of door dash said we were appall bid this heinous act and are actively working with law enforcement. as a father myself, i can only imagine how terrifying this incident must have been for many fang and his family. a go fund me account has been established for the fang family. >> the response from the neighborhood, the bay area, the city warms my heart. there's still humanity in all of us, i guess.

>> abc 7 news. we have a link to the go fund me page. it's on our website, abc 7 news.com. such relief they were found safely. former secretary of state george schultz died over the weekend. his legacy both in and out of government casts a long shadow after joining the marines during the world war ii. he was named on the council of economic advisers. later president nixon chose him for secretary of labor. the first of four cabinet level offices that he would g doat schultsa growing up during the depression steered him into public service. >> i was worried about all the unemployment there was. and the loss of production that we needed and made a big impression on me. >> and later years, he was known for his philanthropy. he and his wife split time between palo alto and san

francisco. he was 100 years old. nancy pelosi released a statement saying, quote, george was known and esteemed as a person of honor. while we disagreed on issues including the central american wars and the use of force in iraq in 2003. i always respected him for his integrity and pea tratriotism. a 13-year-old and 16-year-old both won a design competition for students at a school of the arts. their designs will be on two new apartment buildings for middle income workers. the developer for the development partner says the murals will go up in october. good for them. >> i know. that's awesome. mike, boy was it a nice weekend? >> oh, was it really? yeah, i just found things to do outside. there's plenty to do inside the

house. i'm like i'm going to find stuff to do outside the house. yeah. it was nice. nice walks today. a lot of people as i was walking by them commending on it. unfortunately that's in the past. we've got winter returning. it's going to be cloudier and cooler today and we'll need our umbrellas as we head toward the back half of the forecast. here's a look at san jose. it's partly cloudy and 40. one of the cooler spots here. mostly cloudy today. cooling back to average which means upper 50s to low 60s. seeing stars in seasonably chilly tonight. it looks unsettled this week, especially saturday p.m. through sunday a.m. here's what's happening today. the storm is moving to the north. the high pressure is holding on. but the blowoff, the high clouds, they will increase as we head through the day and so will the on shore breeze. temperatures there under that cloak of white, 54 to 57 from half-moon bay into san francisco to 58. and richmond and also san mateo,

59 in vallejo. the rest of us 60 to 62. here's a look around the state today. you see the cloud cover is going to be extensive and take you down around l.a. and over toward palm springs. temperatures in the 60s. just about everywhere. 40s and 50s in the mountains. even upper 70s in palm springs. back at home, it's going to be milder tonight. a few 30s but mainly up the rest of us low 40s. the forecast i put together, cooler tomorrow. temperatures right at average. about the same wednesday. maybe a degree or two warmer with more sunshine. but then temperatures are average. possibly even below average thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. each one of those days has a one on the storm impact scale. we desperately need more rain. we'll get some. not enough, but we'll get some. liz? >> that's a little bit of good news. thanks, mike. heads up if you're planning a trip to hawaii, you may not be abet therenuthwest. usnding e y flights kauai starting next month.

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here are the seven things to know this morning. number one, school leaders say in san francisco they have reached a tentative agreement with the teacher's union to get students back to class. the deal is after the city of san francisco sued the district last week saying it needed a reopening plan. number two in the east bay today alameda county is starting the next phase to get more students back into school. acrsnd week.out 325,00 y,ealt p planning to vaccinate more than 10,000 people a day at the san

mateo county event center. vax naxs will be done byfour, t impeachment trial of former president donald trump is set to begin tomorrow. he's facing a single article of impeachment accusing him of inciting the january 6th riot on capitol hill. all right. number five, the weekend is behind us and warmest temperatures. from 70 in san raphael down to 60 today. most of us 6 to 10 degrees cooler with upper 50s to low 60s. number 6, a slowdown on the bay bridge right now as80 tasur. it looks flat tire blocking two of the lanes. you can see where there's some slow traffic there as you make your way into san francisco back on the bridge. h a heads up to you. seven, hyundai and and and

kia denying they're in talks with apple for a car. the kansas city chiefs to returning home to more than just the sting of a loss. one of their coaches is under investigation by the police after he was involved in a crash that injured two children. we have the details in today's gma first look. >> reporter: in this morning's gma first look, the tragedy before the super bowl. >> ems arriving on one scene. >> reporter: according to police reports obtained by espn, brit who is also an outside line backer's coach for his dad's team hit two cars pulled over on an onramp three days before the super bowl. a four-year-old and five-year-old in one of the cars rushed to the hospital. the five-year-old suffering life threatening injuries. this morning in critical condition with a brain injury. >> critical injuries, i heard. we need to shut the highway down. >> reporter: according to report one officer said he could smell a moderate odor of alcoholic

beveraging from reid after the accident and reid advised he had two or three drinks wen auz on adderall. complaining of stomach pain, he was taken to the hospital. and at 7:00 a.m., we'll have a live report from missouri with the latest. with your first look, i'm will reeve, abc news. >> we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news, including the second impeachment trial of donald trump. and with less than 24 hours to go, a closer look at how this one will differ from his first to slaor lengthy timeline. we're going to explain why. and let's take a live look outside as we head to break. it is 5:26. stick with us. we'll be right back.

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if keytruda can be part of your story. now, at 5:30, a robbery caught on camera in san francisco. it is the latest in a string of crimes. what we're learning about the suspect's possible link to other cases. and san francisco schools are one step closer to bringing students back to class. the deal on the table between the district and the teacher's uni union. president biden turns to the nfl for help tackliing covid. how the league could speed up vaccinations. and michael b jordan talking

about the super bowl ad that got people buzzing. the ad has everybody wanting to go out and buy an alexa. >> a little sense of normalcy to get the commercials. it's like it feels like normal. it's so nice. good morning, everyone. it's monday, february 8th. >> all those stories, a recap of the super bowl. first we want to check in with mike nicco for a look at our day. >> hi. same name. maybe not quite as captivating as michael b jordan. here's a look at what's going on with santa rosa. you see zero miles visibility. petaluma one, napa one. th around. a light breeze from north to south. thato a ttleit oth ayo c en th e hills camera roll across the san francisco bay. so something jobina and i will keep an eye on for your morning commute. let's talk numbers and sky

condition. 37 to 46 thing. look at this. definitely no more 70s out there like san raphael yesterday. the temperatures in the 50s at noon. we may crack 60 at 4:00 inland. most of us in the 50s with a 53 degrees at 7:00. tracking a couple chances of rain. we'll talk about that coming up. as abc 7 works to build a better bay area. one of the areas we're focusing on is education. san francisco is a key step closer to reopening school campuses. the teacher's union reached a tentative agreement with the school district. abc 7 breaks down the timeline. >> reporter: good morning. we are in alameda county where they are about to start their next phase of vaccinations and that is going to include teachers. that's a big step forward and it is a requirement between -- in a new agreement between the teacher's union and the school district in san francisco.

the teachers will go back if the city is in the red tier and all educators have been vaccinated. teacher vaccinations have not started in san francisco, and the city is in the purple tier. but the union says there is a path to reopening. it's true in the red tier if the county gets the orange tier, we do not require that vaccines are available to teachers. we are not requiring that people who will be still continuing to teach from home be vaccinated, to be clear. it will be the teacher who is will be returning to classrooms. >> this tentative agreement still needs to be agreed upon by the school board. and it comes after the city of san francisco sued the district last week. a lot of pressure on them right now that lawsuits saying the district needs a reopening plan. san francisco is still vaccinating its over 75 population. and health care workers. they have mass vaccine sites open and ready to serve.

officials say they just need more supply. so they have not started vaccinating teachers there yet. but they are going to be starting that here in alameda county. live in fremont, abc 7 news. >> good to know, amy. thank you. starting today sonoma county will vaccinate people 70 and older at pharmacy clinics. 11 safeway stores are offering vaccinations by appointment only. each pharmacy will have the capacity to administer up to 20 vaccinations on week days only. other locations are the sonoma county fairgrounds and sonoma valley high school. and health providers have ramped up vaccination efforts and intend to vaccinate 10,000 people a day starting today in san mateo county. it's at the san mateo event center and by appointment only for eligible patients. traffic there is changing to help manage the influx of visitors. be careful driving if you're in

the area. the nation's top health experts say the vaccine rollout is gaining momentum. the cdc says more than 2.2 million doses were given out saturday. and that brings the 7-day average to 1.4 million shots a day. it's still not enough to meet demand. however, dr. anthony fauci says the supply issue should start to improve in the coming weeks. >> even though there's a clear, clear discrepancy between the demand and the supply, that will get better as we get through february and into march. the cdc is reporting that 9% of americans received at least one shot. officials are counting on the fda authorizing a one-dose john later this month. evidence showed astrazeneca gives just minimum protection against mild and moderate cases of the more contagious variant.

it's not clear if the vaccine protected against severe disease. if it does, south african health officials say they might consider resuming the use. astrazeneca issued a statement saying the study was small and with mostly young, healthy adults and went onto say we believe our vaccine will protect against severe disease caused by the new variant as neutralizing antibody activity is equivalent to that seen with other krv krv vaccines. new this morning, an apartment complex was evacuated overnight because of a carport fire. the san jose fire department says three vehicles were in flames by the time they got to the complex. they got there around 1:00 in the morning. you can see what it looked like as crews were mopping up in this video. two units above the carport were damaged by the fire, but thankfully no one was hurt. and there's new information on another assault and robbery in san francisco. this one in the lone mountain neighborhood. we want to warn you this video

is alarming. a 79-year-old man was punched and robbed in the area on kit rej and turk. sources say the vehicle seen leaving the scene is part of a series involving at least four robbery victims. i know that's hard to watch. sf pd is asking anyone with information to reach out. and new video from oakland shows a 70-year-old grandma knocked to the ground and robbed of her purse. this video is also disturbing. the woman's granddaughter says it happened when her grandma was coming hope from the bank last wednesday. this video was taken in the area of sixth avenue and international boulevard. it comes as the chamber of commerce reports more than 20 assaults and robberies in nearby chinatown in recent weeks. all right. a person of interest. in oakland chinatown attacks that left three seniors injured is expected to appear in court today. investigators say the man is in

custody on an unrelated criminal case oakland city council president is urging oaklanders to support chinatown safety. in one incident a 91-year-old man was knocked to the ground in broad daylight. the councilman is calling for community safety walks. >> we are creating a visible presence of eye bs on the streets, feet on the street to make sure that we're taking care of each other. >> this is part of the china town ambassador program which employs community members and deescalation techniques. the council woman hopes to launch the program soon. happening today, oakland's new police chief is being sworn in. he is taking over for the interim chief starting at 10:00 this morning. the department shared a photo them along with a celebratory chief. the senate impeachment trial of former president donald trump

is set to start tomorrow. jobina has a look at the differences between this trial and the one a year ago. jobina? >> thank you. yes, former president trump is facing a single article of impeachment accusing him of inciting the january 6th riot on the u.s. capitol. the former president will be the first to undergo an impeachment trial after leaving office. he's also the first to be impeached twice. but there are key differences between this trial and the last. first, trump is no longer president and therefore, cannot be removed from office. another contrast from the first trial is no republicans voted to impeach. this time ten gop house lawmakers crossed party lines including liz cheney who stands by that decision. >> we've never seen that kind of an assault by a president of the united states on another branch of government, and that can never happen again. >> it would take 67 senators to vote to convict trump, meaning

democrats would need the support of 17 republicans to secure a conviction. meanwhile, an abc news poll shows a majority of americans say trump should be convicted this time and barred from holding federal office again. >> thank you. coming up, celebrating the super bowl with safety in mind. a look at how bay area fans did things differently for the big game this year. and the super bowl is sink or swim for advertisers. did you have a favorite? we've got reaction coming in for some of the most talked about ads. but first, let's get a check on the weather with mike nicnicco. >> there was quite a bit of 80s music in those ads. that was interesting. let's look at what's going on. 40 in fremont. 41 in union city. everybody else in the mid 40s until you get to richmond. 47 degrees with increasing fog up there. it's possibly freezing fog

around -- in napa temperatures 33 to 37. close to come thick fog there if not black ice on elevated areas. we have to keep an eye on that. here's a look at san jose. partly cloudy and 40. this is 87 looking north from the shark tank. and it's the fog that's the only issue for your commute. at least for weather this morning. dress a little bit warmer. this afternoon is not as pleasant as yesterday afternoon. here's a look at the temperatures. 50s and some 60s. same thing. mid 50s to mid 60s. wednesday we may jump up a little bit into the upper 60s. but then it's going to get even cooler starting thursday. you can see rain starting to roll in as we head into the evening hours. mainly gone by friday morning. so a quick mover. not a lot of rain and another one coming in saturday. and hangin around through at least sunday morning. again, another quick mover with not a lot of rain. rainfall amounts at least from this, this is the european model. i'll show you the american model the next half hour. it's running around a quarter to

a little less than a half inch of rain. gradual rain keeps things from getting dry. we need some of that rain. we desperately need some information on traffic. we'll turn it over to jobina. >>hayou. all right. we're going to start with a look at the map. i want to point out the fog and the north bay that some of the commuters will run into, especially in and out of santa rosa along 101 especially down 80. our live cameras. i want to bring in a picture of the bay bridge toll plaza. no metering lights and the backup is nonexistent. the chp ran a traffic break from the issue we were having on the bridge with the car hitting a pipe. so the traffic is slow once you make it on to the bridge and try to make your way into san francisco traveling westbound. also here, want to bring in a look at the south bay and check out 280 right now in san jose.

clear conditions in the south bay. you should have no issues regarding fog, slowdowns. no blocking issues.o cf1 o good to go. we'll be right back.

super bowl sunday looked a little different for bay area football fans because of the pandemic. some people watched outside with other people since the stay at home order was lifted.

they found sports bars with outdoor tvs, sitting with people they knew and a lot of people also chose to keep their party indoors and limited to their homes. their households, i should say. of others had to stay inside like nine-year-old matthew on the transplant list for a kidney and may need dialysis soon. he watched the super bowl with his mom from the hospital. >> i put it on with mom. she was out getting a pizza that didn't come becaus they said no one auz able to deliver it. >> they're running low on delivery people, so it took a while, but we got it. >> the parties may have been smaller, but just as meaningful. absolutely. and president joe biden spent his super bowl sunday talking about plans for his first 100 days in office. he says he will work to reopen most 1 through 12 schools. he said the trump administration's handling of covid-19 was more dire than he

thought with far fewer vaccine dose available. president biden said he will receive roger goodell's offer to use all 32 stadiums to host mass vaccinations. the niners have already made lee vee stadium available. and the president said he spent part of his day calling u.s. troops. he tweeted that every year service members around the world gather to watch the super bowl and tonight i call in to watch parties in kabul to thank them for their service. we are forever in debt to those who sacrifice so much to keep us sa safe the puppy bowl aired with a pretty dramatic finish. let's see this. team ruff was trailing with three points with under a minute left and came from behind the win out. the event teaches 70 puppies from different animal shelters. for the past 16 puppy bowls every one of the pups was

adopted after. how cute. >> loving it. >> nice. >> too cute. >> that is awesome. yes. where did you guys watch the game? >> i was at home. >> same. >> what about you, mike? >> that makes three for three. everybody at home. we've tended to be on the cautious side. i think that's not surprising throughout this pandemic. let's talk about what's going on with weather. you can barely see the moon, the crescent moon above the bay bridge. that's why i picked this. this is a cool shot. it shows how much high cloudiness is out there and the reason we're 47. it's comfortable as we look toward the build ings and bay bridge. limited sunshine. cooler today. no more 70s. close to average. but dry through wednesday. and then two light storms on the storm impact scale. that's a one thursday through sunday. here's a look at the storm that's passing us to the north.

this one is going to really push in some high clouds today. you can see the canopy of gray over top of us. and 54 at half-moon bay. the cool spot. upper 50s in places like vallejo and richmond and san francisco while the rest of us try to crack about 60 to 62 degrees. here's a look at the state. you can see a lot of gray. until you get down into so cal. temperatures aren't getting out of control until you go to palm springs where it's 78. most of us in the lower elevations in the 60s. tonight a lot of cloud cover out there once again. that limits the fog formation more than this morning. and temperatures running in the low to upper 40s. here's a look at the 7-day forecast. a little bit cooler tomorrow. 54 to 60. more sunshine. add a couple degrees. you'll definitely need the sun glasses wednesday. and grab the umbrella for thursday, friday, saturday, and sunday. not completely wet. there will be dry times for sure. it's going to be much cooler, though, with temperatures falling back into the 50s

saturday and sunday, our coolest. honey hugging weather for valentine's day. >> all right. thank you, mike. new developments. a former private equity executive from mill valley has agreed to plead guilty in the college admissions bribery scandal. william wi o count of wire fraud and honest services wire fraud. prosecutors say mcglashen plaid rick singer to change his wrong answers on the act. under this deal he'll serve three months in prison, pay a quarter million dollar fine and do $250 of community service. new at 6:00, mattress mac cashing in. hear from the man who won the largest super bowl bet this year. first, it's the super bowl ad that has fans in a frenzy. michael b jordanen takes

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plus, 0% interest for 60 months on all smart beds. ends monday. some of the most popular tv ads during the super bowl had star power. bruce springsteen but in his first tv ad for jeep. >> between red and blue, between servant and citizen. >> the ad was filmed in kansas. apparently the exact center of the lower 48 states. he's seen crews in the road in his own jeep. it's getting mixed reaction online. some saying they love the idea. others calling it tone deaf. >> on a lighter note, michael b jordan stars in an ad for the new alexa.

the ad manages alexa inhabiting jordan's body. it has been viewed more than 72 million times. and this morning we're hearing from the 30-year-old star michael b jordan. he is on good morning america talking about burning up the screen in that super bowl ad. >> you seem to be working the sexiest man alive title given to you. >> how many teaspoons in a cup? >> there are 16 tablespoons in a cup. >> being a super bowl commercial something you ever imagined you would do? >> it was something that if it happened great, but if not, that's okay, too. but it just so happened that everything kind of timed out perfectly, and sexiest man alive title, i figured i'd put it to use and we came up with a creative way to make it work. >> really leaning into it. the conversation with michael b jordan continues on gma at 7:00 right after abc 7 mornings included the new movie project he's working on and "black

panther 2". >> did you have a favorite part of the super bowl, mike? >> gosh, there were so many. i just enjoyed some of the 80s references. that was kind of fun. the alaska airlines one. that was pretty funny. i enjoyed that one. they did that to an 80s have t guys or how about you? >> i agree. that one was great. we'll talk, but amanda gorman, highlight for me, of course. >> all right. can't wait to hear everybody's thoughts. let's go to east bay hills camera 51. you can see the fog thicker along the east bay shore as it roll 24 hour temperature change. 6 to 10 temperatures difference today. 62 in san jose. here's friday. a little bit warmer in the afternoon as the rain will be over by the morning hours. look at this. saturday we're barely into a few 60s and same thing on sunday.

another chance of wet weather rolls in for the holiday weekend. all right. >> thank you, mike. a virtual exhibition debuted sunday on national black hiv aids awareness day. it was aimed at shedding light on the virus's impact on black americans. the national aids memorial has curated dozens of blocks from the memorial quilt that tell the stories of black americans whose lives were affected by hiv and aids. >> they're going to see children. they're going to see men. they're going to see women. they're going to see some famous people. they're going to see some activists who have done things on even though they were living with hiv and aids, to move our dialogue further along about how insidious hiv and aids has been for the black community. >> the exhibition is online through march and we'll have a link to it on our website,

abc7news.com. new at 6:00, parents of one bay area school district are tired of waiting for schools to reopen. the protest planned for today as teachers in another county start getting vaccinated. celebrations in tampa bay after the buccaneers won the super bowl. why 's causing covid concerns this morning. plus a search for supervisors overseas. the latest on a glacier burst in india. and we'll leave you with a live look. it is 5:56 on this monday morning. stick with us.

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be able to do this week. the tampa bay buccaneers celebrating a victory this morning. highlights from the halftime show and the performance. good to see all you guys. mike, beautiful weekend. >> hard to stay inside, wasn't it, with that gorgeous weather. this week, maybe a little easier to stay inside. won't be as warm and we have several chances of rain. jump in to what's going on this morning, the fog that's out there. nice to see all three of you this morning. the fog shows it's thick across the north bay, say up in napa valley and along 101 in sonoma. a little less so in marin valley. or in marin i should say. there you go, the brighter the white the thicker the fog and visibility couple in santa rosa and petaluma and tw mes i na. noh to sth and a lookrom our east bay hills camera and you can see if you've been with

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