mily hopes for. cheers. - cheers. (bright upbeat music) >> building a better bay area -- building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. jobina: a tgedy onnd closed today and tomorrow after a student was stabbed to death inside a classroom. the growing memorial for the victim and reaction from his family. reggie: there is no snow today but it is still feeling like winter. a cold start across the bay area. when it will warm up and when the rain and the snow will return. jobina: in the 98-year-old runner proving age is just a number. she is already shattering her own personal record. i saw the story this morning, she started running in her 60's. just proving it is never too late. reggie: good morning it is

thursday, march 2. jobina: we are going to check in with frances dinglasan on this very cold morning. >> there's a freeze warning in effect until 9:00 this morning. you can see the skies are mainly clear going to allow temperatures to cool. this afternoon the winds will pick up. it will be bright and brisk. it will be a milder afternoon with temperatures warming up to near 60 for inland areas around the bay. at the beaches, low 50's. tonight clouds move in, chilly once again. hopefully not as cold. you will need the jacket this afternoon with those brisk winds. jobina: a popular bay host is presumed dead. his wife released a statement last night through while 94 official instagram page.

she thanked everyone for trying to find her husband and support their family. she goes on to say the family recently discovered information "leaving us to leave -- leading us to believe jv will not be coming back." he disappeared from their home six days ago. the instagram page says he is still considered missing by the san francisco police department and they do not suspect foul play. reggie: classes are canceled at mug armory high school in santa rosa today and tomorrow. yesterday a student stabbed two other students in classroom and one of them died. abc news reporter lena howland live what we learned about that attack. lena: a growing memorial sits outside of montgomery high school just underneath the flagpole as this community works to process exactly what happened here inside of a classroom yesterday morning. police tell us two juniors entered another classroom and started fighting with a freshman

sitting inside of that class, despite a teacher trying to break it up. they continued to fight. a freshman broke out a knife, stabbing both 16 euros students. critically injuring one student with stab wounds to the hand and another later identified as 60-year-old jaden pinto who died at the hospital. family members say they had been -- there had been recent run-ins with the student and jaden. they say jaden is in here to give us the full story. grandmother talked with us in tears at the school last night. >> he was stabbed in the heart three times. >> he was a good boy, kindhearted, sweet, loving, gentle. he is a big boy. he wouldn't have harmed anybody. lena: the freshman believed to be involved in this fight, a 15-year-old boy it was later found hiding in creek bed and taken into custody. he is now facing three felony

charges of homicide, attempted homicide and weapon on a school campus and one count of misdemeanor battery. all school here at montgomery high school has been canceled for the rest of the week as the community works to process what happened. reggie: community will have a tough few days. weeks, months. there is help when it comes to issues like this. we have a page of reef will use sources for matters of bullying, harassment and mental health available at abc7news.com slashed action. jobina: governor newsom has declared a state of emergency and sonoma county because of the recent storm. that will mobilize national guard members to hit areas like san bernardino mountains. some people are trapped there right now because of all the snow. officials are using a snow cap to get to folks stuck in the

mountains who need help. so far they have performed nearly 100 rescues. it is feet of snow fell in the higher elevations, making roads treacherous and preventing people from leaving their homes. reggie: in the bay area days of snow and mount hamilton have made for days of constant shoveling. folks are being told to hunker down. >> we lost power from pg&e. reggie: they have seen 39 inches of snow so far. the observatory has been running on a diesel generator and the road leading up there is still closed to visitors. >> once it gets dark it will freeze and it will be black ice and be extraordinarily dangerous on the roads. be super careful. those of us who live in mount hamilton are used to the more dangerous driving conditions because we experience them every year. reggie:

working to clear roads to make it easier for astronomers to get to the observatory. jobina: interstate 80 is finally back open after being closed for several days due to snow in the area. traffic moving in both directions but big rigs are not allowed between applegate and the state line. although the highways are clear, there are massive piles of snow wherever you look. truckee is buried. at the ski resorts, avalanches are a problem right now. one barreled into a complex at olympic valley. >> we woke up and went to the door and they indicated we needed to shelter-in-place or evacuate because of an avalanche that just occurred. the condo next to us had the windows blown out. trash cans had been blown across -- had been tossed across the parking lot 30 feet. jobina: no one was hurt in the avalanche. reggie: san francisco to dismiss manslaughter charges against a former police officer involved in a deadly shooting. in 2017, officer krista moya fired his gun through a window

patrol car killing a 42-year-old carjacking suspect. former da initially charged with homicide. it was the first time a san francisco police officer had ever been charged with homicide. jenkins says the facts and the law doesn't support prosecution and claims he only filed charges for political gain. a judge gave the state attorney general office until march 7 to decide to file charges. at a rally yesterday, o'neill's aunt demand answers and said police officers must be held accountable. >> this man walks away, it won't matter what video you have, pictures, witnesses. they will do it in broad daylight and put it on their social media and laugh themselves. reggie: o'neill's family settled a civil lawsuit against the city for $2.5 million f.

krista moya was fired by the department. jobina: idea of governor newsom running for president. reggie: the bridge is dark, when the lights will go out. >> temperatures dropping into the 30's and a freeze warning in effect until 9:00. sunny this afternoon but more rain and snow to come this weekend. stay with us. we will be right back.

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frances: welcome back. we are starting off with freeze warnings and frost advisories around the bay area. the freeze warning in purple. temperatures could drop down to 28 degrees. frost advisory around the coast, around the bay, temperatures

dropping down to 33 degrees in the next couple of hours. lots of 30's across the board for many temperatures right now. santa rosa, 34. san mateo down to 39 degrees. gorgeous out there but with the clear skies we are going to have a cold and frosty morning. mainly sunny and mild. we have a wet we can pattern all the way through tuesday. today's highs will be in the 50's for the most part and near 60 in some spots. we have more rain heading our way with a winter storm watch in the sierra this weekend. >> emory. left lanes remain blocked. emergency crews have finally made it on scene. that has been out there for at least half an hour. i am seeing quite the backup on 80 as you make your way towards mcarthur maze through powell street.

what you finland to if the bay bridge is where you are headed, medium lights were turned on about half an hour ago. big delays brake lights on the span as well. your high tide all the way into the city just under an hour at this point. we are hoping that accident at palestine west street gets cleared. 20 minute delays on the berryessa line. no green line service from berryessa to della city. you will have to transfer at bay fair. we will be back with more in a couple of minutes. reggie: the person who just made history during an overnight spacex launch and the 98-year-old shattering her own time records on her runs. as we had to break, a live look outside at 6:12. but some can stop you in your tracks. like the tens of thousands of people who were diagnosed with certain hpv-related cancers. for most people, hpv clears on its own.

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reggie: we are learning more today about a story we first told you about yesterday. slashing the price 70%. they will cap the cost at 35 bucks per month for certain groups like seniors on medicare. president biden plays -- president biden praised the plan yesterday saying he finally beat big pharma. the president says the decision is a game changer and others agree for -- others agree. pres. biden: 35 bucks, companies are going to have to lower their prices because they cannot compete. >> it is time and it is the right thing to do. reggie: here's what you should know if you're buying insulin, it will take some time for insurers and insulin companies to reduce the price.

you can find savings cards in its insulin affordability.com. jobina: a texas repair called a hero after police say he scared away three arm suspects hooch dried -- who tried to steal his truck. he was on the roof of a gas station while working to repair a cooler overnight. surveillance video shows the three men approaching him telling him to drop his keys for his car. as one of the men started to climb the ladder with his gun, burns threatened them saying he will hurt them if they don't leave it. that is according to police. the man ran away but came back while burns was on the phone with police, just in time to give officers a suspect description. >> two steps up that ladder, i grabbed my tool bag and i said i am going to smash her brains out and cut you up with this knife, you better go. jobina: burns says that is when

they left for good. happening today, san francisco leaders heading to new york city to see what they can learn from the nations first save consumption site for injections. those are places where people can go to use drugs under supervision in case of an overdose. the nonprofit, on point, operates the site in new york. more than a year and a half in operation, on point says staff reversed more than 400 overdoses and connected more than 200 people to treatment. this week's trip will include more than a dozen san francisco leaders. >> the more advocates we can have that are leaders in the department that have to deal day in and day out with this crisis on the street, the more likely i think we will get the support of the mayor and the city attorney to be brave and to move forward and open these centers. jobina: save consumption sites are not illegal under federal law, but some believe the new

york model could work in the bay area. new york sites are funded private donors, not city dollars, which could make the city less liable. abc7news reporter dear campbell will be traveling today. she traveled to north america's first safe injection site in canada. her documentary, injecting hope is available on our abc 7 bay app, wherever you stream. reggie: see these lights along the bay bridge? they have become an iconic part of our skyline. take a picture of them now because they are going away this weekend. the lights turn off on sunday. it may not be forever. aluminate, the group behind the lits is still raising money to replace them. they hope to turn them back on over labor day weekend with twice as many bulbs that will be vid -- that will be visible on both sides of the bridge. jobina: a 98 athlete is proving you can do just about anything

if you put your mind to it. betty lindbergh crossing the finish line completing a 5k in atlanta in 59 minutes six seconds. she is currently the world record holder for a 5k race in her age group. lindbergh made headlines last year when she beat the five kilometer record foreign agent group by more than 30 minutes, with a running time of 55 minutes 48 seconds. i also read that she started running in her 60's, which i also find very impressive. reggie: i cannot believe, 98 years. jobina: i know. she is doing something right. reggie: i just did my first 5k in december. jobina: having done one, also don't run. she started later in life. reggie: i also believe you shouldn't run unless a body is chasing you. jobina: speak on it. reggie: i believe i need to run a little bit more. during the hei ofpaemic there w.

still don't like it, but will do it. frances: there could be some people chasing you in the castro, reggie. jobina: come on, francis. frances: i have seen reggie there. i have done a one k. i am one and done. for us now mainly clear skies. live doppler 7 showing some clouds moving through parts of the north bay. we will start to see high clouds this afternoon. you can see with this live shot, or just from our roof. pretty sky right now. oakland, 42. palo alto, 42. santa rosa, half moon bay, 36. it is a cold and frosty start this morning. it is beautiful out there from mount tam. temperatures in the 30's and low 30's. santa rosa, fairfield, concord

and livermore, in the mid-30's. nevada still hanging onto that 31 degrees. this afternoon the wind will pick up. brk and brightig temperatur inear 60 iin the, halfba 53s gng to be chilly this is t winter storm watch to the sierra. it starts at 10:00 a.m. on saturday. heavy snow likely. it continues through monday morning. you don't want to be driving at this time. up to five feet of snow expected for areas above 2000 feet. even 14 to 18 inches above 1000 feet with gusts up to 60 miles per hour. this is a spot to avoid this we can. saturday morning starts out dry but we start to get rain in parts of the north bay. sunday we get rain and snow.

areas of pink and white, more snow for some of our higher elevations. it starts to taper off into scattered showers on monday. i'll into tuesday. we are expecting anywhere from half an inch to an inch this weekend. here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. cold this morning with some frost. then at numbers will be nice and mild this afternoon for a high temperature. today and tomorrow. this weekend it is going to be wet and dusty starting on saturday. it continues through sunday, tapering off monday, tuesday. looks dry by wednesday. reggie: still a lot of days in a row. good morning america is coming up at 7:00 on abc seven. >> good morning reggie and jobina. coming i mbret pennsylvania air

airport. tsa stopping a man who appears to be carrying an explosive in his luggage. what we are learning about the man as he faces a judge. also tracking the massive winter storm moving across the country. 90 million people on alert. plus, an ivf lawsuit. couple telling their story after suing a california utility clinic. they transferred an embryo that tested positive for deadly cancer. plus michael is in easter island. the music, the culture, but he is also reporting on the threat from climate change. how is it impacting those famous statues and the entire island. plus, how plastic is polluting that paradise. we are celebrating women run businesses with a double dose of deals and steals.

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poll. the study surveyed voters in both parties. 70% of people say they do not want to see him run for president. 22% say they do want to run -- they do want to see him run. homelessness, affordable housing, and inflation were voted as the state's most urgent issues. vice president kamala harris will be back in the bay area this week will stop this is video from her last visit in october. she will be a part of a talk with small business owners in san francisco tomorrow highlighting the biden teams work to help entrepreneurs. space team of six heading to the international space station tonight. on board is the first person from the air world who will spend six months at the iss. nasa says this crew will conduct research to prepare for human exploration beyond orbit.

the first launch attempt will scratch monday morning because of a clogged filter in the engine ignition system. next at 6:30, the push to make a dangerous stretch of road in san jose safer for drivers and pedestrians. tisney? what the weather service says was falling from the sky at the happiest place on earth. as we had to break at 627 time, bringing you a live picture outside. a beautiful sunrise. frances says it is cold. she will be back with the cold -- she will be back with the forecast, after the break.

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>> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. reggie: developments in the search for a missing radio personality. his wife now says he is not coming back. jobina: whether causing problems across california. the rockslide caught on camera. reggie: the debate and igniting over whether people should order

the same thing at a restaurant. jobina: no, you have to share, split it. reggie: i have done it. jobina: the exact same dish? reggie: mmhhmm. if we both really want it. frances: if you both really want it, go for it. i kind of share. reggie: it is kind of embarrassing to order the same thing. frances: is it embarrassing? jobina: yeah, it is like si on the same side of the table. reggie: i jobina: what is going on francis? frances: what temperatures out there this morning. the orange sky, mainly clear. we see clouds moving through this afternoon. a freeze warning and a frost advisory in effect until 9:00. that is why temperatures are so low in the inland areas.

dropping to areas below 30 degrees. generally low 30's around the bay. upper 30's at the beaches. low 40's. it will be bright and brisk this afternoon. the sun sets at 6:04. enjoy the sunshine and dry days because we have wet weather on the way this weekend. reggie: a memorial is growing outside mug armory high school in santa rosa this morning. a student was stabbed to death in classroom yesterday. abc 7 news reporter lena howland joins us live outside the school where classes are canceled today and tomorrow. lena: we are here now outside montgomery high school where a growing memorial now sits in front of the high school, just underneath that flagpole, in honor of the 16-year-old who was stabbed and killed inside a classroom yesterday morning. you can still see many of the flowers, candles and balloons left behind in honor of the student. the family has identified the student killed as a 16-year-old

jayden peevy and to. police tell us he entered an art class that wasn't his, with another junior at the school and started fighting with a freshman sitting in that class. despite a teacher trying to break it up, they continued to fight. that is when they say the freshman broke out a knife, stabbing both students, seriously injuring one, but pn to was stabbed in the heart and later died at the hospital. those who knew and loved jaden continued to show up throughout the night under this growing memorial underneath the flagpole. his grandmother, in tears. >> i did not expect to help my daughter go through this. how is she going to get through this? how do baby? i don't understand. lena: the freshman be involved in this fight, a 15-year-old boy it was later

found hiding in a creek bed and taken into custody. he is now facing three felony charges of homicide, attempted homicide and a weapon on a school campus and one count of misdemeanor battery. it is not clear why this fight happened in the first place but family members did tell us there have been recent run-ins between jaden and the 15-year-old accused of this. all school at montgomery high school has been canceled here for the rest of this week. live in santa rosa, lena howland, abc 7 news. jobina: this morning heartbreaking development in the search for a missing bay area radio host. jesse vandergriff, his family releasing a new statement saying they don't think you will be coming home. abc 7 news reporter gloria rodriguez in the newsroom with new information from his wife and what his coworker said within the last half-hour. gloria: this is a very sad update this morning. the life of popular radio dj

jeffrey vendor group seen on social media, saying they do not believe he will be coming back. this morning his cocoa -- this morning his cocos -- his co host emotional. on the official instagram page she thanked everyone for trying to find her husband, also known as jv. she says recent information tells us, "leads us to believe jv will not be coming back. " he disappeared from his last week. his cohost breaking down on air talking about him being gone. >> i am so saddened by this news. i don't know how to process it. >> this past seven days completely surreal. nothing about it feels real.

but then you hear her statement. it is like it feels more real. gloria: police say the popular cohost was considered at risk after posting a message that started by saying, "thank you for a wonderful life filled with joy, laughter, pain and struggle to since then there has been no communication from him. the instagram post says he is still considered missing by the san francisco police department but they do not consider foul play. he recently talked about being diagnosed with a severe case of lyme disease -- lyme disease that gave him brain fog. he raised awareness about lyme disease. his cohost saying they are keeping the details of this private. reggie: an investi happening right now on the south bay after explosives were found in home in san jose. new video shows police vehicles parked near the home on potomac court overnight. just one block away from

gunderson high school. officers in hazmat seen arriving there yesterday afternoon just at school was letting out. police say a lot of evidence was recovered. they will be staying at the scene for the next 24 to 48 hours. two bay area men are heading to prison after plotting to bomb the california they headquarters. jerk copeland of received a three-year sentence. prosecutors say the pair wanted to target not only the headquarters in sacramento but the governor's mansion and buildings belonging to facebook and twitter. investigators say the motive was the false narrative that the 2020 election was stolen from donald trump. jobina: the man accused of hiding explosives inside his luggage at a pennsylvania airport will appear in court today. investigators say they found a circular compound about three inches in diameter whack -- diameter wrapped in waxed paper. they also recovered other items including a can of butane, a

lighter and a pipe with white powder residue. >> every place where this gentleman could have gotten caught at the airport, in the airport process seems to have stood up and worked as intended, which is a good sign. jobina: the 44-year-old was able to board his flight. he was paced over the airports pa system. that is wh surveillance cameras captured him leaving the airport. he was later arrested at his home. sources tell abc news the device was not operational. it was not made to go off in flight. reggie: new satellite images show southern california before and after recent storms brought all that snow. nasa shared these photos, the first from february 10 and the second that shows snow covering parts of l.a. county on parts -- on february 26. some parts of the area saw six and a half feet of snow. governor newsom's action of the national guard declaring a national emergency in 13 counties. yosemite is still closed after

getting 13 feet of snow. emergency crews are scrambling to get food and medical to people. officials say it could reach more than a week -- it could take more than a week to reach some areas. the snow is heading east. millions of people have major impact for tomorrow. people in alabama are describing tornado sirens and booming thunder blaring throughout the night. there have also been tornado warning's some cities there. jobina: grapevine in southern california open after shutting down for several hours yesterday due to cyclic and -- do to slick conditions because of snow. traffic backed up for hours after big rigs waited. they tried to find another route but found it slow going. others had to sit and wait because they weren't prepared for the conditions. >> snowing and the freezing rain. it is a lot of snow and freezing rain through the mountains. you don't have no

is it. jobina: one of the strategies of the california highway patrol is using the escorting of vehicles. they say the slow-paced helps keyed up the roadway so it can fully reopen to traffic. reggie: this dramatic video caught the moment some large boulders tumbled down onto a road in malibu. imagine being right there. it caused an officer to quickly run out of the way. this happened on malibu canyon road yesterday afternoon. no one was hurt. not long after that chp announced closure of that road for about 12 hours because of the high risk of more sliding. jobina: it is always a magical day at disneyland. yesterday was extra special because guests were greeted with what appeared to be snow on main street. it is actually what is known as graupel. graupel looks like snow but it is frozen water pellets inscribed as having a power -- having a texture similar to different dots.

disney is a parent company of abc 7. reggie: what is funny is usually at disneyland they have snope. remember what that is? jobina: is it kind of like when we left frozen at the theater? reggie: it is fake snow that comes out of the light poles. didn't need it yesterday. jobina: we haven't needed it for a while. while it is lovely and pleasant, if you had just gotten your hair done, having the snope had known. reggie: they need a snope warning. jobina: yes. reggie: still ahead, the airline upping pays for its pilots. jobina: you're looking at the new york stock exchange board. reggie: a flight at turbulent sin people out of their flights.

we are live every weekday from 7:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m.. this morning we have a friend of ours on the show for the -- on the show. julius from hamilton. he is announcing a new show. sue: have got no roadways. traveling to tahoe we are going to have your tahoe report in a few minutes. right now looking at 80 westbound and eastbound at emory. they finally cleared that accident. it cleared about five minutes ago. that will relieve some of the congestion all the way from highway four. you are bumper-to-bumper all the way to the bay bridge. starting to get relieve a little bit. here is a look at your drivetime. ouch. about one hour 12 minutes from highway four. that is through the backup at the bay bridge toll plaza all the way into san francisco. give yourself extra time. mass transit, part running delays 20 minutes.

no green line service from berryessa to daly city. you will have to transfer to get there. we will take a look at your drivetime at your drivetime tracy westbound into dublin. it is very snow -- it is very slow this morning. highway four, typically so into concord for about a 30 minute drive. your drive across the golden is looking beautiful. frances: it is cold out there this morning. temperatures in the 30s. santa rosa, 34. you will see 30's around the bay. san mateo, palo alto. lowes tonight we drop into the 30's and 40's. this afternoon, look for temperatures to warm up nicely under brisk conditions with a breeze picking up this evening. temperatures in the 50's, even near 60 degrees. enjoy the warm weather. we have a couple days of warm weather.

here is the accuweather 7-day forecast. it is going to be cool today and tomorrow morning. the afternoon temperatures will warm into the 60's for some inland areas. around the bay, look for upper 50's. at the beaches, low 50's. get ready for wet weather starting this weekend. even some snow on the way. now for more high temperatures across the area, sponsored by the men delorean season three, now streaming on disney plus. >> all an adventure? this is the way. >> i heard you were back. >> this is the way. this is the way. >> safe travels.

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jobina: the faa investigating a midair skier that sent seven people to the hospital. the flight was heading from texas to germany yesterday when it experienced severe turbulence. passengers say items were tossed all over the cabin. the plane diverted to dallas airport outside of washington dc. the faa says the flight landed safety -- landed safely. reggie: the faa also investigating a battery fire in the overhead bin of a spirit airflight force to be diverted the flight was going from dallas to orlando but had to stop in jacksonville. the airline says passengers phone being charged with a battery pack caused that fire. crew members were able to put

out the smoke and flames during the flight. nobody got hurt. san jose city litters -- city litters -- san jose city taking -- the grant to fund this project will cover three miles. it will allow for say four -- for safer crosswalks and bike lanes. median will be added for people to cross the street at a slower pace. some traffic will be slowed for narrow traffic. >> it must be a priority. we cannot have 63 people die on our streets and not care. we needed to care very much and make sure we reduced those numbers dramatically. reggie: construction starts in august. it should take a year to complete. one of two major capital projects in the works and in hopes to make san jose a safer place. jobina: local tech layoffs happening in the bay.

this time with zoom. according to a new filing, the company cutting 2% of its workforce. all of them were effective in february and dropped from their san jose offices. zoom had a wave of demand during the pandemic. as that fades, so does the need for demand services. reggie: now for your morning money report. pilots with delta airlines getting a raise. it includes a 34% pay raise increase through 2020 six. the deal includes scheduling improvements, retiring and other benefits. the pilots association says the raise is worth more than $7 billion. talks for this deal started in 2019 before the pandemic caused negotiations. now we are going to take a live look at the new york stock exchange as trading gets underway this morning. we are up about 40 points. jobina: prince harry and meghan marken -- and meghan markle being asked to vacate their

home. the couple was supposed to stay at the cottage in windsor capital before they devote royal duties. they continue to pay rent even after moving to the united states. chris charles -- king charles started the eviction process. reggie: president biden and first lady jill biden going viral because of what they ordered during a dinner date. jobina: a lot of people are not happy with it. the washington post reported both ordered the exact same thing. two bowls at rigatoni at a d.c. restaurant called the red hen. people say ordering the same dish is silly because the whole point of going out to eat is getting to try different things. the owner of the red hen says the rigatoni is the restaurant signature dish. he says they sell 50 to 70 orders a day. reggie: that is fair. jobina: that is a critical detail to the story then.

signature dish is the exception to the rule. reggie: if the waiter comes by and says, by the way our most popular dish is this rigatoni, you absolutely have to get it. they are like, we both want it. give it to me. and everybody else calmed down. jobina: if it is not the signature dish, i am one to say, order something different. you want to share. you want to ask your lovely server, could we get an extra plate? so that you could do the swap. reggie: i know sue feeling of this, being a fellow married person as well. when you really want a dish and one really wants that dish too -- and walt really wants the same dish too, the disappointment on the face. sue, yours is better. sue: i am all for the extra

plate too. if i want it, especially if it is a special place that you don't go very often. let's take a beautiful look at the golden gate bridge. traffic light coming into san francisco this morning. four lanes in the southbound direction, a very pretty drive into the city. getting to the richmond center phil witt -- center field -- getting to the richmond san raphael bridge, you are about an eight to 10 minute drive across the span. bart still experiencing delays. 20 minute delays on the berryessa line. no green line service from berryessa into daly city. expect that. we will talk about your sierra travel. they have finally opened 80 from baxter all the way towards truckee. it is open to passenger vehicles. not to the big semi's.

and only a central truck. kirkwood, open. frances, we will get to the tahoe report coming up. frances: it feels like we are in tahoe with all the 30's around the bay area. low freezing at 31. we are seeing lots of 30's around the bay area. 35, palo alto. because of these cold there is a freeze warning in effect and a frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. the freeze warning and parts of the east bay hills, north bay hills and valleys, temperatures could drop down to the 20's. a frost advisory around the coast and the bay. it's afternoon under sunshine. temperatures warm up to the 50's and low 60's or near 60's in some spots. it will be breezy with gusty conditions at the beaches. it is going to be warmer today and tomorrow. mild temperatures even though we have frosty stars. sunny in the great lake tahoe area. then, lots of snow heading our

way. saturday and sunday for the sierra, there is a winter storm watch in effect 10:00 a.m. saturday until 10:00 a.m. monday. that is the time you don't want to be driving. travel will be difficult to impossible. for us in accuweather 7-day forecast, cold mornings but then mild afternoon. then the drive -- then the dry weather in saturday. it is going to be worse on sunday with rain, snow on the peaks, windy conditions. a wintry mix on monday, turning into scattered showers tuesday. and a lingering chance into wednesday. now back to sue with the tahoe report. sue: it is a toyota tahoe report. a lot of snow to talk about. they have finally opened 80. you are looking at a considerable drive. from squaw valley, palisades, chains required on 89.

we are looking at four hours 40 minutes to get to palisades on highway 80. northstar looking good with a great base. sugar bowl, roadway is open. 89, chains, 88, c a lot of the resorts still digging out with limited chairs available. but they are open and ready for business. get up there to find at least today or tomorrow, coming home may be the problem. we will be back with more news and just a second with jobina and reggie. jobina: up next, the seven things you need to know today. reggie: you can watch all our newscast live and on-demand to the abc 7 app. available through apple tv, google tv, roku and fire tv. download them now and start streaming. jobina: bringing you a live look outside for -- bring you a live look outside. a beautiful day. hope you wear a jacket. we will be right back.

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over newsom has declared a state of emergency in 13 counties because of the recent winter storm, including sonoma county. the move will mobilize the national guard to the mountains where some people still remain trapped because of the snow. jobina: interstate 80 has reopened in both directions after being closed for several days due to the storm. if you are headed that way this weekend, make sure you have chains. more snow is expected this weekend. frances: it is cold this morning. temperatures near freezing. livermore, 32. ukiah, 31. we are seeing upper 30's around the bay. oakland and hayward, 38. san mateo, fremont, san jose, 30 seven degrees. there is a freeze warning and frost advisory until 9:00 this morning. make sure you bundle the kids up for they head out to school. it looks clear and sunny out there, but it is really cold. although this afternoon will be bright and brisk, temperatures will be milder.

mid to upper 50's bay. inland areas may reach 60 degrees. th.oy the sunrtgjo is g get wetnddy this weekend. if yea the go. the is ainter storm warning sticking around through tuesday. sue: following your thursday morning commute, slow traffic over the altamont pass from tracy into dublin. dating out on 80 westbound. an earlier accident at powell street has been cleared. you are still bumper-to-bumper from at least el cerrito on towards the bay bridge. the brie in the eastbound 580 direction coming into dublin, five car accident. jobina: number seven, and fried chicken news. kfc is bringing back an old fan favorite. it is called the double down sandwich. there is no bread bun, it is just chicken. reggie: give me a bun.

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