but in a few words for his christine americ korean-american fans. >> we're super proud. >> kris reyes. >> abc news. >> it's exciting. everyone is talking about it. >> you have to see it. you won't regret it. >>> time to get back to sandhya, talk about the weather. >> the wind has finally died down. >> it is unbelievably warm outside for this time of year. still gusty in the hills, kristen and dan. i want to show you a lovely view from our emeryville camera. the sun has been out. santa rosa, airport was up to 79 degrees. a good 19 degrees above average for this time of year. sure felt like summer in santa rosa. for other parts of the bay area, you can pretty much mix up the seasons and figure out what it felt like in your area. san francisco for example, felt like fall. i want to show you the temperatures. 66 in the city. it was 75 in santa rosa. 72 in napa. nice around concord, brentwood, san jose, in the upper 60s and 72 degrees in read wood city. compared to 24 hours ago, double-digit gains around napa, 11 degrees warmer. concord up 10, compared to yesterday at this time. take a loo

in oakland, kris reyes for abc7 news. >> okay, kris, thanks a lot. >>> in the south bay, santa clara county supervisors are expected to approve funding that would help make homes safer. that money would be dedicated to a county gun team. their target making sure people with domestic violence, restraining orders don't have firearms. abc7 news reporter chris nguyen explains how that would work. >> reporter: in santa clara county, a new law enforcement team could soon be created to help identify and remove firearms from gangster, felons, or those who are the subject of domestic violence restraining orders. >> although we remain overall safe, we're dealing with a problem that if we don't get our hands around it, we're going to continue to see carnage and devastation. >> this week, county supervisors could vote on a plan to add five new members to the district attorney's crime strategies unit, including a dedicated prosecutor and investigator using a combination of general funds and grant money. >> the goal is to keep the victim as far away from the perpetrator as possible. it shouldn't b

i'm kris reyes for abc 7 news. >>> thank you, kris. we have resources on elder abuse and public safety as part of the take action initiative. you can find it on abc7news.com/take action. >>> the calendar says february. but it doesn't feel like that with today's temperatures. >> absolutely. it's such a beautiful day outside. we put abc 7 news met met spencer christian on the roof. >> it was quite warm earlier. there's a little bit of a chill setting in along the embarcadero. here's a look at some of the highs today. we had record and near record temperatures all across the region. sfo, 76 degrees. set a new high, record high temperature for this date. look at the other highs. upper 70s at san jose, gilroy, hayward. 81 at santa rosa. 83 cloverdale. 80 in ukiah. it's cooled down a bit. mid-70s at oakland and redwood city. mid-60s in many other locations. oh, what a beautiful post, suet glow in the western sky. in the north bay, we have temperatures right now in the upper 60s. still 72 at concord. as you can see, it's still pretty mild. st

we put abc 7 news kris reyes on keanu watch. here is what she found. >> reporter: i think that's a film truck right there. we have been driving around this area now where we know he is filming because we see film trucks. people have spotted him. >> my buddy coworker seen him yesterday. >> reporter: have you seen keanu reeves. >> no. >> are you looking for him? >> reporter: the film crew we spotted on montgomery street tight lipped about the star even bringing down the window shades to keep the movie set under wraps. >> keanu reeves, is he here today. >> it seems all of san francisco has been on keanu watch since the first siting at the alameda baskin robin he is in town filming matrix 4. every time he is spotted. >> he is in the back. we're hiding him. >> keeping him for myself. >> reporter: you're looking for keanu reeves. >> i've been looking day and night. >> reporter: and not just looking they want to give him free stuff. >> i want to get him to stop by seener sesa and gim him a chicken cala. >> he stopped by nang kin 20 yea

kris reyes joins us live. any idea when classes will resu resume? >> reporter: yeah. we know that it likely will resume sometime next week. but the real problem is how hard it is to find an alternative space. this isn't a huge school. if you look at the building, you can see how hard it will be to find a space this size on short notice. >> ideally, we want to keep the kids together in the same school, same location. we don't have an empty school sitting there waiting to take anybody in unfortunately. >> there are 350 students on the high school. they share schools with others and hold classes at church halls. >> mcclie monds is a small black school. always trying to do something to shut it down. >> they canceled classes after groundwater in the area tested approximates toif for tce, a cancer causing chemical. according to local and state officials, there are several sites that could be the source. this old plating plant, about 600 meters from the school is one possibility. we even found a hazardous waste sign at the gate. te property has the same owner as this auto bo

in oakland, kris reyes for abc7 news. >> thanks. >>> now to consumer news.or those with homeowners insurance, there can be benefits to switching it up. >> 7 on your side's michael finney has more than that. >> many homeowners have been with the same insurance company for years, even decades without ever checking to see if they can save money with another company. could they? joining me now is kevin brasser. he is the executive editor with bay area's consumer checkbook. people don't shop for insurance. >> it's a big mistake. sticking with the same company year after year, we found most homeowners by just looking for a lower cost option, a lower cost company in this area can save a thousand dollars or more each year by just making that switch. a lot of people don't do it. they just don't know that these big price differences exist, but they do. some companies charge twice as much as others for the exact same coverage for the exact same policy, the sacket same home. you really do need to shop around and make sure you can't find a better deal. another mistake a

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. >> kris reyes for abc 7 news >>> an awful lot of fans in the bay area. and lisa you said your son spotted him. >> filming where he lives. very exciting. >> very cool. exciting. do we have any exciting news in the weather department. >> i wish. it's a little dull. the dry weather pattern the first couple weeks of february. as we get towards the second half of the month, yeah, kind of interesting. a live look outside the exploratorium camera where it's 49 both in san francisco and oakland. 43 in san jose. fog confined to the north bay. sun is on the way but a cold front as well. i'll explain what that means for the rest of the weekend next. >> all right. also next, the final goodbye for lakers legend kobe bryant and his daughter gianna. new details about the memorial and how you can attend. >>> plus, a little california puppy love. how fom four he legged friends be a part of a couple's (elevator rings) great bag. twins! okay, okay, okaaayy! my boss's boss, has the same taste in bags. just two fashion forward powerful women with great style. mm! although, i

our latest episode of "chasing california," kris reyes dug into that question. >> if it has any majord be on turnout. i think because climate change is such a vital issue to the younger voters, because the younger voters are not always the regular voters in a primary election. >> now's the time to do something. >> and she sat down with kristen sze to break down the importance of the issue. >> if you are wanting a big voter turnout, well, climate change is a huge motivating factor. in fact, we talked to a berkeley pollster, and he talked specifically to democratic primary voters last year, and he found that climate change is the number one issue for those voters, unlike health care, which polls typically higher across the nation. you have to have a climate change message that resonates. >> so that's what energizes people here. there is also a age link, isn't there? >> absolutely. young voters are more politically motive than ever, and they're mobilizing and they're doing it in the name of climate change. >> "chasing california" is on the abc7 news news app, youtube and amazon fire. you