this one is after the waldo tunnel. the robin williams tunnel on the waldo grade.cles involved. two lanes of traffic blocking near alexander. we zoom in and you can see bumper-to-bumper traffic stacking up to sausalito for your southbound drive. maybe consider a ferryboat this morning. it would be a great alternate. i don't have an estimated time of reopening there on the waldo grade. now over towards 580 eastbound we had four lanes blocked for a time near north livermore. only one lane blocked now but the damage is done. you're stacked up back to isabel and westbound is slowing past the scene due to rubberneckers. we'll check back on the sausalito accident in just a few minutes. >>> thank you, sue. morgan hill-based specialized bicycle is recalling more than 5,500 bicycles sold in the u.s. including the 2018 specialized sport and elite. these models come in a variety of colors sold from july through december of 2017 for up to $1,200. 7 on your side's michael finney first alerted us last night the fork on the bicycle, that holds together the front wheel, can break

smooth sailing at the limit through the robin williams tunnel and over the waldo grade into san francisco. real quick to the south bay, all sensors showing smooth sailing. no delays, no issues here. if you have to be at 4:30, at least the roadways are clear. >>> thank you, sue. an emotional tribute overnight for the victims of the florida school massacre. as disturbing details emerge about the student's past. >> people gather for a vigil to rather the 17 people killed by the shooter. he told investigators he was hearing voices. stephanie ramos is live in parkland with the latest. stephanie? >> reporter: natasha and reggie, there's still a police presence here in parkland. a police officer telling me that they are blocking off several roadways but are allowing teachers to go back on school grounds to pick up their vehicles. as for the other belongings left behind by the students, he believes that they are still there. they're not allowed to go back on the school grounds to pick it up just yet. since we've been here, we've spoken to so many people who are angry and shocked. most of all, the

we had a sig-alert that was cleared over the waldo grade. it's pretty slick out there. we've got a big rig accident. it's moved to the right-hand shoulder. right near stone valley road and the alamo area. it's not blocking lanes. once again, slick roads, need to slow it down. >> thank you, sue. in napa, a family has been torn apart after i.c.e. agents swarm their property and arrested the father of the family yesterday morning. >> this was one of several deportation arrests in northern california. abc 7 news reporter lilian kim has the story. >> probably five or six cars stop. they get out, armed with bulletproof vests. >> helena saw at least a half dozen immigration and custom enforcements agents on her property. her husband was doing yard work behind the house where he was taken into cutts di. the family feared the day would come but held out hope. >> he didn't drink. we just assumed they were coming for other people who really are doing wrong stuff. >> reporter: her husband is 39 years old and came here from mexico at age 4. the family hadn't heard about the warnings

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nothing off the waldo. i noticed over the waldo grade, high winds there. all right, on the east shore freeway approaching the macarthur maze, an accident westbound 80 near powell. they're trying to get that accident pushed out of lanes. but it's early enough right now. i'm not seeing a lot of slow traffic. we'll check on your metering lights at the bay bridge in just a little bit. >>> now a live desk update. >>> another update here. if you're a fan of the mini cooper cars, there could be a big change coming. mini maker bmw is in talks right now with china's biggest suv maker to create an electric version of the mini. bmw reportedly even signed a letter of intent with great wall motors company headquartered in beijing. you may know that bmw has been actively working on a mini electric model. the first ones made in the u.k. they're supposed to be due out in 2019. why is this china partnership important? china is bmw's biggest market. china is now using that leverage to get more global brands to do business there. so this is actually becoming a trend in the a

everybody is moving at the limit into the toll plaza over and through the waldo grade and robin williams tunnel. we'll take a look at your drive times now. 58 to typically slow. tracy into dublin looking at 51 minutes. antioch to concord is about 25 minutes westbound on 4. there's your drive, san rafael into the city. less than 20 minutes. >>> thank you, sue. imagine going to the grocery store and you walk out without any plastic. >> this could be the future. check out the store in the netherlands. it launched the first plastic-free supermarket aisle. environmentalists say they're starting small x transforming one aisle at a time. >> we wanted to say in a day where you can buy gluten-free, dairy-free, all of these things free. just give us one aisle. that's a symbol of what change can be. >> the concept is catching on. former manchester united player richard eckersley launched a -- they fill them up with food and detergent. that concept is being done here in the u.s. >> at least at the co-ops and things. >>> how is your quality of life? apparently the worst in the country. >>> barbra str

you're at the limit off the waldo. there was some roadwork coming through the tunnel towards the bridge. that should have been picked up by now. nonetheless, it's early enough. it's still pretty light out there. taking a look at the commute out there. green is good. we have drive times. there's your commute over the altamont for just over 45 minutes. highway 4 westbound to concord looking great. there's your commute from san rafael into the city. not bad at all. >>> thank you, sue. happening today, the city of philadelphia will celebrate the eagles super bowl victory. organizers have been preparing for days for this parade. they're expecting up to 2 million people to show up. the city has closed schools, museums, courts and government offices. this is a celebration that has been decades in the making. the last time the eagles won the championship was before the championship was before the super bowl era 1960. >>> well, a man is under arrest for this post super bowl car flip in philadelphia that has spread all over soci

up and over the waldo grade, through the robin williams tunnel into san francisco.e'll pop down to san jose. traffic is moving nicely. 280/17, the headlights towards cupertino directly under the overcrossing. you get a bearing for where you are. first reports of an accident in sebastopol on highway 116. it's blocking the roadway there. if that is part of your normal commute, we'll check back and see what the police department, how it is affecting your drive. hopefully it will be out of lanes. no problem on 101 through rohnert park and south and northward. >> sue, thank you. >>> someone is targeting tech bus this is the south bay. authorities hope that money will lead them to the vandals. >>> papa john's versus the nfl. the league now in need of a new official pizza this morning. >>> the prices were like really high. i was like, it's not going to work. >> with prom (door bell rings) (cell phone vibrating) ♪ hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello. hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. (cell phone vibrating) hello, can i help you? he

straight shot across the waldo grade. there is one lane down due to roadwork. the right lane out of robin williams tunnel. it's early enough that it's not slowing you. guys? >>> thank you, sue. some south bay kids had a lesson in how to beat adversity this weekend. don ryker turns blank canvases into works of art with a hard hat specially adapted to use his paintbru paintbrush. cerebral palsy hasn't stopped him from pursuing his dream as an artist. he held a workshop in san jose to show how it's done. the kids even got a helmet. >>> the highly anticipated teaser for solo, a star wars story dropped during the super bowl. >> which one are you interested in joining? >> want to be a pilot. best in the galaxy. >> the film stars a young han solo. donald glove, amelia clark there too. it will debut exclusively on "good morning america" today. it hits theaters on maye 25th. star wars is owned by disney, the parent company of abc 7. >>> there's an issue complicating the effort to crackdown on carpool. >> you'll hear from those who know him best. >>> speaking of the game

just a minor slowing out of tracy for our early morning commuters southbound on 101 over the waldo grade. you will encounter roadwork. down to one lane, as a matter of fact, before the robin williams tunnel. that opens up. right now it's early enough we're not seeing a lot of slow traffic. >>> now a live desk update. >> quickly, want to show you the live images coming in from parkland, florida. in a few minutes, classes will resume at marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida. you see the students getting flowers as they head into campus. it's a live look here where the kids are crossing the street to go back to school. the school day is shortened for them. only four hours all week to help them transition back. i want to show you a tweet from last night. the principal tweeting out. remember our focus is on emotional readiness and comfort, not curriculum. so there's no need for backpacks. come ready to start the healing process and reclaim the nest. school counselors will be available indefinitely to help the students and staff. i'm going to keep my eye on the live images from flori

slowing out of tracy for early morning commuters and we do have road work still over the waldo that's due to be picked up southbound 101 through the robin williams tunnel in about 30 minutes. >>> heads up if you drive across the richmond/san rafael bridge. >> big changes coming and the first test starts today. amy hollyfield live at the bridge. it could confuse some drivers. >> reporter: the big message is ignore the signs. you will see them start to be tested this morning. they're going to start testing them on the marin section, the eastbound side, toward richmond. they will start lighting up the arrows at 10:00 this morning but this is just a test. you should pretend like they aren't even there. you will not have a new lane to drive in today. they plan to start opening up that right-hand shoulder in that right-hand shoulder in april. some commuters are skeptical. >> one experience we know for certain every time we have a traffic tie-up because the freeways have too few lanes and we have more lanes what we also do have people from greater distances and the same old bottlenecks exist

down to one lane southbound 101 over the waldo grade due to road maintenance there. that's for about another 30 minutes or so. definitely slowing through oak lachbltd northbound 880 roadwork. from marina to 23rd. both north and southbound. expect a little extra time this morning. >>> now a live desk update. >>> right now, all eyes on the apple earnings report due out later today. should be an indication of how well the iphone x is selling. this is typically the bay area's fiscal quart -- it's typically strong because o the release of their new phones an the holiday season. you'll remember that earlier this week, production cuts due to weaker demand than expected. this earnings report due today will include sales of the iphone 8, iphone 8 plus and the iphone x. back to you. >>> all right, jessica, thank you. >>> abc 7 news lesuews learned t seismic movement created a break over the weekend. tom broker says a rupture occurred around the hayward fault, ripping the street there. it created a large sinkhole on sunday. it caused a fast moving river of water, mud and rock.

it's south of the waldo tunnel or the robin williams tunnel and to the golden gate bridge with one lane shut down. that's until 5:00. otherwise you're looking at very easy conditions. taking a look at our early morning commute out of tracy, slowing there. ace train number one did get out of stockton on time so a great alternate to 580. >>> sue, thank you. developing news this morning there are growing concerns about the losses on wall street. >> the dow jones plunged nearly 1,200 points yesterday. overnight asian markets fell sharply following wall street's lead. so what does this mean for our 401(k)? serena marshall in washington now to help explain this. serena? >> reporter: reggie, natasha, good morning. no question it was a tough day on wall street but analysts and the white house says this is simply the ebbs and flows of the market. it was the biggest one-day drop in history. anxious traders as the dow plummeted 1,500 points before rebounding and ending the day still down more than 1,100 points. but before you go racing to make changes to your 401(k), that big drop isn't signaling

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now, just after i came over the waldo grade, chp reported a spinout across all lanes., they had a sig-alert. that's just been cleared. but yes, it is very wet. >>> sue, thank you. we begin with developing news in broad more where police are looking for a shooter that shot two people inside a store. >> amy hollyfield is live for us at the scene. a amy? >> reporter: good morning, reggie. you can see police are still here on the scene. we're on hillside boulevard. the street is still blocked off here at a street. it happened at 8:45 last night. three people were shot outside the hillside market. we're told two of the victims died and one was taken to the hospital. one woman heard about the shooting. she was waiting outside the crime tape last night worried that her daughter may have been a victim. >> then she called me back and she was crying. she said that they said that my daughter had gotten shot and she wasn't moving. that's it. that's all i know. i don't know anything else. and so we're just kind of here. i'm kind of numb. just don't knowwhat to think or feel. just

fair amount of popular support that will still be there and you know many of us are thinking that waldo malloy you know they will have to appoint a replacement for him this is the end of bobby joyce's political career and most of us are expecting him back sometime in the near future there's a lovely phrase in that mud sticks and if you stand on the platform of family values and then you have an extramarital affair it obviously reflects on those that you do business with and in this case malcolm turnbull and his government how does this reflect on him. yeah he said lee hamilton will it was so. to be joyce. then clearly i think the mud was sticking as he said so he had to withdraw that's a poet and some of them tangle in it in a difficult position that if he didn't coming out criticizing about to be joyce in the first instance it took him some time to move to a sort of critical position with respect to joyce so i think it does once again sort of the problem of malcolm turnbull's having strength of leadership in the extent to which people are seeing him is not the strongest leader that we'

this will not translate well on tv but trust me this reward is a where's waldo quality for the close scrutiny and without further ado but we start writing. so, you begin the book as you begin the excerpt of the article by talking about an anecdote when your daughter was born some couple of decades ago. you walk out and have certain thoughts. talk about that. >> you know there is this entire industry that exists so they make you go to these classes and then there's a whole platoon of people that tell you how important it is that you are there and how vital you are to what is going on. and at the end after the child is born, they throw you out. so inevitably this is at 3:00 in the morning and this was february and massachusetts standing in the parking lot blown away by what had happened and they thought pops into my head when my daughter was born there were 10 billion people in the world. i'm sorry, when my daughter became my age to be about 10 billion people in the world. and i think that centuries from now. the biggest they will talk about as historians is hundreds of millions of peo

we had an accident near spencer on the waldo grade.u'll see slow traffic there even though the accident is gone. southbound 680 there's a report of an accident. and so far, 680 traffic is looking okay heading south. 24 is slow heading up to the caldicott. 41-minute drive from the carquinez bridge to the macarthur maze. and when you get to the bay bridge, add another 20 or 25. and you'll see traffic is going to be moderately heavy in rainy weather in san francisco. back across to the east bay, 880 is beginning to slowdown. the only thing that's not as bad is the south bay commute. northbound 880 near tennyson. report of a crash there. and southbound 880 also some slow traffic. this is going to a be a tough commute. >>> happening today, in an hour, students from palo alto high school will hold a rally, calling for tougher gun laws after the mass shooting in florida. >> ktvu's alex savidge -- you're at gun high school in palo alto. tell us what's happening and what we should expect. >> reporter: well, pam and dave, before classes get unde

waldo tunnel. is on the span. no major problems. 880 northbound, that traffic is moving along relatively well. the southbound commute is filling in. on the peninsula, i want to tell you we haven't seen a lot of slow traffic yet on the 101 near palo alto. let's go back to steve with today's weather. >> thank you, sal. >> you're welcome, steve. >> we're get right to it. for everyone, it is cold. record lows. not all have filtered in but it looks like livermore and santa rosa tied. it is a very cold around lake tahoe. truckee is 6 below. 6 below. placerville, 29. suzanneville, 10. reno is 4. santa rosa, 26. on the windchill. there are very cold temps. all around lake county this morning it is frosty. 18 in lower lake and 19 in kelseyville. feeling the chill in hercules at 34 degrees. i can beat that with pinole's 29. how about that? moraga -- these are all 20s. moraga, 28. 24, one observation in danville. 28 san ramon. blackhawk, 29. concord, 28. that's by the concord pavilion that runs colder than ot

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we saw an event like this over in the waldo tunnel about 10 years or 12 years ago. do you remember that? it was in the middle of the afternoon. there was about two inches or three inches of this stuff on the walls of the tunnel. there is rain out there right now, but as you can imagine a place like sacramento that does not it snow, but not typically sticking, the traffic is moving slowly. i have a friend out there and says as i have been talking about this, that this is what it is. so let's look at the radar because there is some activity around the bay area. we will go in close and we have a hail storm and there is that system that slides through. you get right out here in the corner of the picture and you have hail falling out and i can give you some reports here as the radar brings this up itself. the storm is moving south at 30 miles per hour, so it is going to move into foster city at these projected times. out at san carlos, it may be 5:47 pm. that is a storm that has some hail involved in it and some vertical velocity. we also have some snow showing up out he

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an earlier descend southbound 101 near spencer and waldo., back up to mish bloofd. >> thank you. and we're going to have another update in about 30 minutes and on the abc7news.com. join us for abc 7 mornings weekdays 4:30 to 7:00 and >>> good morning, america. it's 8:00 a.m. and the students of marjory stoneman douglas high school in florida going back to class for the first time since that deadly school shooting. what parents and kids are saying about this emotional morning as words of encouragement and support come in from around the globe. >>> addicted to tech. >> turn it off. >> stop, stop, stop. >> what happens when you roll back all the rules when it comes to your kids and devices? no limits, no bedtime. the surprising results of our 48-hour experiment. and what every parent should know. >>> and new this morning, the royal fab four. william, kate, harry and meghan stepping out together for their first official engagement as new details emerge about the upcoming wedding. that spice girl speculation. we know harry is a fan. ♪ working 9 t

your golden gate drive is looking great over the waldo grade into san francisco.san rafael about a 20-minute drive. >> you just wanted to give us extra info. >>> the coldest weather we've seen so far this season has the bay area adding extra layers this morning. >> literally and figuratively actual layers of clothing, of course, and layers of services for those in need where we do have the freeze warning. abc 7 news reporter matt keller is live for us in san jose. good morning, matt. >> reporter: good morning, natasha and reggie. definitely a shock heading to work this morning. very, very cold out here. check this out on our abc 7 accuweather app. in morgan hill it's 32 degrees right now. the real feel temperature, though, 26 degrees. that's why we had that red banner across the top there that says it is a freeze warning. it's very uncomfortable and very dangerous outside. you want more proof for just how cold it is outside, check out this sign here in walnut creek. it says it was 34 degrees at 1:30 this morning. it's probably colder now. cars were coated with ice

the president was waldo's dad. and she has very strong feelings about who donald trump is.in fact she wouldn't use his name in the interview. i asked her why, and she talked about that. >> is this the guy who she remembers or has he changed? >> no, she said i think this is who he's always been. and so it was an interesting conversation. we didn't just talk about donald trump, but we talked about the me too movement, we talked about her career, which is really quite extraordinary from the projects of new york to one of the great stars of our time. >> no kidding. >> it was a great chat. >> david axelrod, thank you so much. we look forward to your special episode tonight. don't miss an all new ax files featuring whoopi goldberg tonight at 7:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. >>> coming up in the newsroom, a new interview, actress uma thurman is accusing disgraced movie producer harvey weinstein of sexual assault. why she says she's now breaking her silence. that's next. >>> actress uma thurman this weekend saying harvey weinstein did attack her. she told "the new york times" i

light conditions over the waldo and through the robin williams tunnel. everybody is at the limit and they have reconfigured your morning commute, four lanes southbound and two lanes in the northbound direction. overall once again our traffic maps are looking great. green means everybody is moving at the limit with, of course, our central valley commuters slowing. we do have no problems with ace train this morning. they are running on time. in fact, ace train number one is heading into vasco on time. a great way to avoid that big backup on 580. b.a.r.t. 43 trains and moving at the limit. no delays there. and muni not reporting any problems this morning. a great morning to get out on mass transit. >> thank you, sue. drones to the rescue are proving to be useful in fighting crimes and locating stranded people. a stranded hiker was found after falling at san francisco's mission peak. fremont firefighters started using drones a year ago. they've been used in nearly 100 incidents including a search to locate a car in alameda creek. >> it's a time saver and it'

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you are at the limit from sausalito up and over the waldo grade. finally slowing here on west 580. we had an accident before high street. several vehicles involved. it is slowing now from before highway 13. >>> sue, thank you. we are waiting this morning to hear about consequences the 49ers may have for yun of the players accused of domestic violence. >> these are the most serious charges he's faced but hardly the first time he's been in trouble. matt keller live at levi's stadium. matt? >> reporter: gorod morning. the 49ers have had 17 arrests since 2012. that's the most in the nfl. the latest rueben foster happening yesterday in los ga s gatos. >> calling saying her boyfriend beat her up. he has a ar-16 and a knife in the house. we have history here. >> officers arrested foster at the property on shannon road on suspicion of domestic violence, threats and possession of an assault weapon. one neighbor was surprised to see the police activity on his street. >> i saw five or six police cars in the driveway as we drove by. people were roaming around. >> foster had no comment leaving

. >> off the waldo grade up to the golden gate bridge. four lanes in the southbound direction for a commute. not bad at all from sausalito and mill valley over to san francisco. we have this accident with cars on the right-hand shoulder. not blocking any lanes, but we are seeing some slow traffic, south 680 from core delia to gold hill where that accident took place. a heads up there. expect a little bit of a delay. b.a.r.t. has 46 trains running on time. no delays with your ace trains 1 and 3 out of the central valley. it's a great alternate to that backup on 580 this morning. it's pretty typical. we had an earlier sig-alert on tesla road in livermore. that will be out for most of the morning. we'll check back on that in a few minutes. >>> wells fargo says they know what went wrong in a mistake affecting 40,000 people. it signed up hundreds of thousands of auto loan customers for insurance they didn't need. refund letters were to be sent out but refund letters have the wrong amounts. other people who did not buy the insurance were being

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was like i was "where's waldo?" , it's where's clarence. it's time to get away from my grandfather and it was this amazing world. and i ran into this elderly white lady and she he started crying. and she said, i helped you at the savannah public library. and i said, oh, my gosh. it was really kind of emotional because i remember how scared i was. you have to cross in those days a lot of lines, but going to the library was worth doing that. anyway, that's the library. judge maggs: tell me more about your catholic education and your decision to go to seminary. justice thomas: i used to ask justice scalia about that. he always thought it was interesting that we were so similar. he would say, clarence, he said, my parents, my father was a romance literature professor. my mother was a teacher so i know how i got here. how did you get here? and why are we at the same place? why do we have the same set of beliefs? and i think the beauty of having gone to parochial schools was they taught us how to -- there was a right way to think about things, th

sources tell cnn it was a topic of conversation with his son and close friends such as waldo rivera. as someone who has given advice to president trump, is it odd the stance he takes on policy? >> nothing that we see is consistent with anything that i know from the white house i served in, and i would suggest that if you talk to anybody who served in any other white house, they've never seen anything quite like this. there's been a merger of mar-a-lago as part of the official tableau of the government where he walks around and talks to people about stuff like this, and has high-level discussions in the dining room as patrons watch. it's a strange, strange thing. i will say this. if the patrons of mar-a-lago have persuaded the president of the united states to defy the nra from whom he took $30 million and change his position and begin to embrace some commonsense reforms, good for them. i'm all for it. >> we have to remember, though, the two sons of the trophy hunters that you've seen on the internet with him -- >> we need to separate out some of these issues. background checks is not

. >> where is waldo -- or mike khouw in this case. >> he's here. >> el perks, the etf that tracks the staple sector. we saw double the average put volume in that space today the trade that we saw was an interesting ratio put predator the march 57, 54 put spread. bought 57s, told 54. that cents making a bearish bet that xlp could drop 5% or more in the next six weeks that may not sound like a lot but it is a stable sector and it is going to be testing the 51 week lows if it gets there. >> "options action" tomorrow at 5:30 eastern time. that's here at the nasdaq. >>> still ahead, apple, amazon and alphabet on the move after hours in the market. apple seeing a reversal in the last few minutes gene munster has three red phones he is going to bring us all the latest headlines and tell us what was said on the apple call that has investors hitting the buy button much for "fast money" on this very busy night. adow is always at 5 o'clock. you like him. your mom says he's done really well for himself. he has stocks and bonds your dad wants to go fishing with him. your dad doesn't even like fish

them cried some of them left, how could they know and if they knew, hope they believe we shared a waldobottle, blue one passing it around little arms poking out to take it. we waited we had to believe the police were who they said they were. i open the door and they scattered. a few in my outstretched arms. we ran, we were lucky. surviving is a gift and burden, what you do with that? for me as soon as i could i started to fight. i fight to keep guns out of the hands of dangerous people i've fight to keep guns away from depressed teens and toddlers, the fight against arming teachers and i fight to keep guns out of college dorms and classrooms, lack downs, active shooter drills and backpacks that morph into shields are not an answer. parents should not have to worry about whether or not their kids will make it home from school. the year two after the tragedy one mom told me that every day after school she left a gift for her daughter setting on her bed, celebration for making it home. [applause] >> 22, the guy my girlfriend ran off with at 23. a 22 pistol runs to the bank to drop off nigh

ralph waldo emerson once wrote an institution is the length and shadow of one man. institutions are just collection of rules and norms agreed upon by human beings. if leaders attack, denna grade and abuse them were they will be weakened and this in turn will weaken the character and quality of democracy. the american system is stronger than most, but it is not immune to these forces of democratic decay. for more, go to cnn.com/fareed and read my washington post column this week. and let's get started. >>> the shooting at marjory stoneman douglas high school a week and a half ago has opened up arguably the most robust debate on guns since the shooting at sandy hook elementary school more than five years ago. but the question is, will just as little action come of the debate as came of it back then? well, president trump said on wednesday it's not going to be daukd like it has been in the past. yet he and republicans ard antly embrace the gun lobby. they realize that the second amendment does seem to protect america's right to bear arms, as the phrase goes. but what d

. >>> so where's waldo replaced by where's starman?> that's the dummy that elon musk sent to space. that guy. we lost track of him when tesla ran out of battery power. >> until now. there's a website called where is roadster.com. it is estimated starman's position. overnight, he and the tesla were more than 2 million miles away from earth. expected to get to mars some time this summer. >> how are we supposed to believe that? that picture doesn't even look real to me. it looks superimposed. >> an estimate. >> they're just guessing. >>> coming up the largest toy fair is under way. our toy expert is here with some of the coolest new items. >>> and a cruise ship was forced to return to port early because of rough passengers. wow! guests were forced to hide in their rooms. what is going on? but first a look at today's temps. but first a look at today's temps. ♪ tired of wrestling with seemingly impossible cleaning tasks? using wipes in the kitchen, and sprays in the bathroom can be ineffective. try mr. clean magic eraser. simply add water,

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