it's saturday, january 28th. a quick look at the weather. here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, cornell. good morning to you. with the clear sky, the light winds. and a little bit of fog out there. this morning. temperatures around the bay are in the 30s. and some 40s. here's a live look from the east bay hills camera, where you can see a little bit of haze out there and high clouds. up around the bay we're looking at more clear conditions from the sierra nevada. temperatures there started out around zero, going for a high in the upper 30s. and we're looking at a lot of sunshine today north of the golden gate bridge, high clouds. we'll look for numbers later on this afternoon near 60 degrees. that's near average. we'll talk about above-average temperatures and a return to some rain coming up a little bit later. >> lisa, thank you. happening now, officials have closed off niles canyon road in alameda county as they

pick up the search for a missing woman. jadea jenkins tracy has not been seen since saturday since her car crashed into the alameda creek. the 18-year-old's car was pulled from the creek on tuesday. she may have been been able to get out of the car. search teams will comb the banks of alameda creek to find any signs of jenkins. niles canyon road closure is between fremont and sanole. out of the south bay this morning, san jose police investigating a car crash that left three people injured. it happened just before 2:00 this morning on south 2nd street at east humbolt. bystanders tell firefighters the car was traveling at least 100 miles per hour. no word yet on the condition of the three patients. investigators are confident one of the people arrested in the south bay is the criminal who has been evading them since thursday morning. one of the suspects robbed the bank of america leading to the

massive manhunt. >> reporter: san jose police swarmed the area of mission and 7th streets after spotting a stolen car linked to a bank robbery. a silver chevy taken from a home in the santa cruz mountains that happens to be an unmarked law enforcement vehicle. they followed the car to an apartment complex. michael binel lives there. he said he heard a loud noise, came outside and found police. >> they had their weapons drawn at me and told me to put my hands up. >> reporter: police told him to evacuate the area. people in nearby homes had to shelter in place. police say there were three people in the silver car. they took two into custody without incident but the third man ran. >> i can't overstate the danger that he posed to the people that live in that complex. >> reporter: the suspect made his way from the apartment property to a neighboring construction site. >> they td us to evacuate everybody on site. police were on site with guns

ready to shoot. >> reporter: an officer deployed a taser at one point and the man was eventually taken into custody. authorities didn't know for sure if the men were involved in thursday's bank robbery in scots valley, but they knew they had to be cautious. >> they were occupants of a stolen vehicle, and when we challenged them and attempted to arrest him, he fled. when we attempted to take him into custody, had eresisted. >> reporter: the men are being questioned separately as the investigation into the bank robbery continues. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. san jose police credit customers and employees for taking down an attempted robbery suspect. police say a man tried to rob the taco bell last night. customers and workers jumped in to stop the suspect. officers say he was armed and it's lucky nobody got hurt. >> definitely one of those situations with a happy ending. it could have gone either way. in this instance it worked out very well. >> that's for sure. the suspect is in custody. and is being treated for minor

injuries. happening today, the family of a 21-year-old man shot and killed about i police will hold a vigil and march today. angel ramos was killed monday when police responded to reports of people fighting with weapons. officers found ramos holding a knife, attacking a 16-year-old union city boy who was on his back. the officer shot ramos pause of the threat he posed to the 16-year-old. the vigil is scheduled for noon today at the vallejo police department on amador street. alameda county sheriff's officials looking for this man. they hope he has information on the murder of 59-year-old andrea st. john. she was dead in her garage in a house that had been set on fire the night of december 13th. an autopsy revealed she was murdered before the fire. neighbors say they haven't been able to rest easy since the incident. >> we're sitting here watching tv and she was being murdered, set on fire.

nobody knew anything. this poor lady. >> i hope they catch him. and the family gets some kind of resolve from this. >> police don't know yet why st. john was killed, whether she was targeted for some reason or perhaps interrupted a burglar or confronted an intruder inside her home. a swift reaction to president trump's sweeping executive order to ban refugees, plus people from seven muslim countries. an immediate suspension of immigration in countries with ties from terror, and all refugees for 120 days. however, the order places a priority on allowing christian refugees into the country. abc 7 news reporter sergio can tana has the falout from this. >> reporter: the executive order signed by president donald trump fulfills one of the promises he made on the campaign trail. >> we only want to admit those into our country who will support our country and love deeply our people. >> reporter: the order bans entry of most people traveling to the united states with

passports from seven countries. iran, iraq, syria, sudan, libya, yemen and somalia. the presidential order met with swift reaction from the council on islamic relations. >> if someone is a noncitizen in the united states and is from one of the seven countries that the trump administration is targeting, we suggest they consult with an attorney before any international travel. >> according to cnn google has sent out an advisory to employees from the seven countries, to cancel any travel out of the u.s. this is a man with the syrian-american council and said his friend is already affected by this order. >> he's of syrian descent and visiting his family in turkey right now. he's worried he won't be able to get back into the united states. >> reporter: on national holocaust remembrance day, a special reference in one of the

tweets. during the holocaust, we failed to let refugees like anne frank into our country. we can't let this history repeat itself. there is already a legal challenge in the works. the council on american islamic relations is planning a news conference monday to announce a lawsuit against this executive order. abc 7 news. in response to president trump's executive order on immigration, the archbishop of san francisco said the church will help those who are undocumented. the church will help immigrants, quote, know their rights. they also report the archbishop is troubled by some of the president's actions on immigration. a bay area businessman is not taking any chance the trump administration could delete years of hard work by the epa. former hedge fund manager tom desire takes steps to preserve the epa's climate change findings.

he copied the portion of the epa website and moved it to save our epa. >> what we're worried about is the idea of a war on truth. that the administration is going to try and suppress information, prevent information from getting to voters, and construct an alternative reality. >> a mention of climate change have been deleted from the white house website and president trump has demanded a political review before epa findings can be made public. a reminder, stay on top of president trump's first 100 days in office with the abc p news app. download the app free to get breaking news and updates as they happen. lisa argen is here. for the first time we're not talking about rain this weekend. >> i know. but it's cold. you know the alternative. it's freezing, frost in some of your neighborhoods i imagine. but with the sun up, for the last hour and a half or so, we are in the 40s right along the

coast there. temperatures in mid-30s in lafayette and brentwood. temperatures near average today. what is that, you ask? well, we'll talk about 60s in a few minutes. >> awesome. thank you. plus, talk about the ultimate perk. why the real estate company zillow is offering employees a six-week sabbatical. it's hard to score tickets to the hottest shows in the bay area. michae

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good morning. back with a beautiful shot from mount tam. might be a great kay to do hiking up there. really anywhere in the bay area. rain is in the forecast. but it's not for a few days. lisa argen will have more on that in a few minutes. movie fans are mourning the death of hurt this morning. hurt terrified audiences in alien, and was nominated for an academy award for his role in midnight express. the 77-year-old also appeared in harry potter movies. hurt died in london from pancreatic cancer. a mother is asking a court to restore her rights to her child transitioning from male to

female. ann marie filed suit in december when she found her child was receiving gender medical treatment. she tried to intervene but was legally blocked. it names minnesota public health, and school boards which she says kept the records from her. here is the mom and her attorney. >> the u.s. constitution says parental rights are fundamental rights that can't be terminated without due process. >> i am his mother. he is and always will be welcome in our home. >> the 17-year-old left home two years ago and worked with a legal aid group on emancipation statement. the teen's attorney says she is unlikely to win the case based on the emancipation issue. government of france is taking a stand against soda. it's now illegal for restaurants, hotels and catering facilities to allow customers to refill their sodas for free. it is part of a sweeping public health law passed a year ago to

combat obesity. real estate website zillow telling long-term employees, relax, take some time off, on the company's dollar. employees who reached the six-year mark and now take a six-week sabbatical. benefits will continue the entire time and they'll get paid for three of the six weeks. zillow tested it last year. a spokesperson said they came back refreshed and energized. love it. success. two entrepreneurs from san francisco have made a deal on abc's "shark tank." rose and laura made up two-thirds of a women's team making a snack. >> you've seen this before. you know that crickets are one of the healthiest, most sustainable protein sources out there. but you also know what the challenge is. how do we get people to eat bugs? to get people excited about eating bugs? we put crickets in america's

favorite snack foods, chips. >> wow. crickets, who knew. a woman from chirps got a $100,000 investment for 15% equity in the company. that's just over double the equity they originally wanted to give away. congrats to the people at chirps. you can watch "shark tank" friday nights at 9:00 right here on abc 7. the price of tickets to "hamilton" in san francisco has everybody talking. the price was $200 a seat. $1,000 wasn't uncommon. that has "7 on your side's" michael finney looking to get you a great deal. >> the bay area consumer checkbook is looking into ticket prices and how to score a deal. it's a good news/bad news story. kevin starts with the bad. >> if the seat is really in high demand, you'll have trouble finding a way to see the show

inexpensi inexpensive. >> reporter: but he suggests you look at gold star and today ticks. >> just a lot of different options. pretty big savings, compared to kind of the rack rate for a lot of these events. we found savings ranging from 20% all the way up to 60% for these tickets. >> reporter: here in san francisco, ticks, the bay area's box office, sells tickets right on union square. michelle works there. >> you would want to buy from us, because we are one of the last places that you can go to for live person-to-person interaction when it comes to theater tickets. so much is done online now. tix has an online presence, too. friends say stay with what you know. >> you can buy them from friends. you can buy them off craigslist. >> i look at the event page on facebook. you're like kind of getting

around scalpers. >> that's a good idea. >> check the facebook event pages. >> reporter: both agree facebook's community can be a real asset. >> if you, like, actually look on the page, people start posting, i'm so excited for the event. i can't make it tonight, i'm selling my ticket. >> reporter: the concert you're watching now, i'll hook you up with the checkbook report for free, just go to abc7news.com. i'm michael finney, "7 on your side." we're going to take you live to a news conference happening in alameda county about the search for jada jenkins who went missing a week ago. and the search continues for her. >> it's an all-out effort to bring some closure to the family so that we can find jada jenkins and bring her home to her family. we also have the family out here with their own search and rescue

team. they have approximately, from what we understand from them, they've brought out about 100 volunteers as well. so it is a massive effort for us to get this recovery taken care of. and we're hoping to do that today. what the public should know is that the niles canyon area will be closed to through traffic, between 7:00 a.m., and initially i believe earlier, 6:00 p.m., but it looks like it will be closer to 4:00 p.m. alternate routes will be taking 680 to 880 or 580 to 880. that stretch of road will be closed from the city of sonole to fremont boulevard. our search efforts will take place from the crash site in niles canyon to mission pboulevard. >> i've seen drones, and dogs out here. what are you guys doing differently than you have done earlier this week? >> well, we're trying to make it

more intensive. we've been using drones from the beginning. we will continue our efforts, and using drones, we have more canines out here. we have, you know, people on the ground. so it will be, you know, a huge search, canine search, the drone search. we'll be doing everything possible to, you know, to get some answers to the family. they're waiting. they've been patient. they've been absolutely cooperative with us. they've done everything we've asked them to do. and we are trying to go above and beyond to bring jada home. >> today you will continue to -- [ inaudible ]? >> i'm not prepared right now to talk about what will happen tomorrow. because right now we just need to concentrate on our efforts today. and see what they yield. okay? >> that is alameda county sheriff's deputy taya modess.

she is talking about the search for jada jenkins. she went missing last saturday. her car was found on tuesday. 100 people joining in on the search for her today. they will be splitting up parts of alameda county into quadrants. those quadrants will be searched in the water, on land as well. and niles canyon road will be closed until 4:00 p.m. as well. now, your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, everyone, starting out with clear skies. a few high clouds around. the sun's going to win out. the clouds will thin out and we'll see high pressure building, not only today, but the next several days. the golden gate bridge, some of the high clouds, 45 in the city. 37 in san jose. 35 in gilroy. half moon bay at 48. you were at 50 earlier.

34 in santa rosa. livermore, cold at 35 degrees. for mount tam, a frosty start. so we'll keep the chilly mornings with us. the warmer days through tuesday. the wet pattern starts on wednesday. mainly in the north bay. today numbers near average. about 60 degrees. oakland, san francisco, some upper 50s in the inland east bay. it gets warmer by tomorrow. in fact, mid-60s san jose. 66 in napa. by monday, temperatures are still climbing. we'll look for increasing clouds. this is wednesday. we're going to jump ahead. 1 on the storm impact scale with light rain pushing through the bay area on wednesday. but the rainiest day and breeziest day is thursday. all day long. and then by friday, we will dry out. so look for highs today under sunny skies. 60s palo alto. we'll see sunny and warmer conditions through about monday, increasing clouds tuesday. 1 on the storm impact scale

wednesday, thursday and friday. >> warmer days ahead.

good morning. a great day to go to the beach. check out the surf here in santa cruz. folks there on the beach taking a little walk. yeah, it's chilly out there, but warmer days are ahead. and so is, i hate to say it, a little bit of rain. lisa argen's going to tell you all about that coming up in a few minutes.

blastoff. arian space completed its first launch of the new year. the satellite sent into orbit yesterday. it will be used for telecommunications in spain, portug portugal. it is the first to be built under the use of the small geoplatform to provide better signal quality and multimedia services. new details this morning on golden gate ferry's plan to expand service. it's not happening for now. yesterday the system's board was supposed to approve an agreement to take over the blue and gold fleet between tiber on and san francisco. that vote didn't happen because the board learned there was pending litigation. they'll continue to provide service between tiber ron and san francisco for the foreseeable future. pier 70 will be transformed

into what's called world's fair nano. they say the fair will reveal new possibilities on the horizon. there's going to be people buzzing around flying drones, playing with tech art, listening to talks on the future of cities, the future of art, the future of cannabis, the future of feminism, trying future food like cricket protein bars. >> tickets are still available and cost $65. it runs today and tomorrow at pier 70 until from 9:30 to 6:00. rising tensions between the u.s. and mexico, the actions mexicans are being usualed to take after the president's proposal to build a wall. a pacifica apartment building left dangerously close to a cliff. finally coming down.

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are something that will go with it, with the radiational cooling and light winds. 45 in san francisco. good morning to you. 48 in half moon bay. the beach in santa cruz, it was 63 yesterday. about the same today. still 34 in santa rosa. 35 in livermore. so as you get going throughout the day today, numbers warm to the 50s by noontime. upper 50s to low 60s this afternoon. it's going to be a cool night tonight. but we will do it all over again for slightly warmer highs. we'll continue this trend, but for how long. i'll have the answers in just a few minutes. right now, niles canyon road and alameda county closed as crews continue their search for a missing 18-year-old woman. moments ago alameda county sheriff's deputies updated the search. we brought it to you live. officials have at least 100 volunteers looking for jada jenkins. her family is also bringing out an additional 100 people to help with the search. jada has not been seen since last saturday when her car

crashed into alameda creek. her personal belongings were found downstream. road closure extends between fremont and senole and will last until 4:00 p.m. today. donald trump has a busy weekend. today he will have his first conversation with russian president vladimir putin since taking office. here's abc news reporter richard davies. >> reporter: for the first time since taking office, president trump hosted a foreign leader at the white house. meeting with british prime minister theresa may. discussing foreign policy and trade. >> today talks were a significant moment for president trump and i to build our relationship. >> reporter: in his first news conference as president, mr. trump said he planned to talk to russia's president vladimir putin by phone saturday. >> i don't know the gentleman. i hope we have a fantastic relationship. >> reporter: also saying he will

leave mattis whether to use torture as an interrogation tactic. president trump has reaffirmed his commitment to nato, saying he is 100% behind the military alliance. during the campaign mr. trump called it obsolete. richard davies, abc news, new york. the white house said president trump and mexico's president agreed not to discuss how to pay for the wall on the border publicly. carlos slim called on mexicans to unite in the face of president trump's hostility. he stopped short of calling for a boycott of american goods, but did urge mexicans to buy mexican products. a reminder, stay on top of president trump's first 100 days in office with the abc 7 news app. get breaking news updates as they happen. happening now, crews are working nonstop to get highway 9 in the santa cruz mountains open again after mudslides shut down both lanes in both directions.

this picture from the closure at redwood gulch road to the santa cruz county line. the road is expected to reopen at 11:00 this morning. a berkley community came together to remember a couple found dead in their home. we still do not know what killed them. a memorial was held for valerie and roger moreash. the couple and their two cats were found dead monday not far from the campus. autopsies have been completed but the cause of death has not yet been released. the mystery of a rancid odor may be solved this morning. katie tells us about the facility county officials are now citing. >> it's like garbage and decaying bodies. >> it's definitely a more organic rancid smell than your sulfuric refinery smells. >> reporter: richmond as a pungent and perplexing problem. >> we have people going out and

sniffing the air at times of the day and night to pinpoint the issue. >> reporter: turns out the mysterious odor traces back to this facility where they process compost. it's led county health officials to issue a cease and desist order. >> we feel like they are not operating the facility correctly at this time. and we want them to cease bringing in new material. there's still a lot of material on site. >> reporter: they process garbage, repsyching and green waste. they discovered large compost piles that weren't maintained properly. >> it actually started becoming raps identification. >> i'm happy to see public agencies are taking things under control. >> reporter: complaints go beyond the 400 filed for odor. the county knows of seven fires for the facility. >> if you don't turn these piles, the opposite of turning rancid, they can actually start -- automatically catching fire. >> reporter: republic representative told city council

members said it is unfortunate and unnecessary, according to the contra costa "times." our requests for comment have not been returned. they plan to meet with republic next week. a man recovering this morning after had efell several dozen feet from an apartment in pacifica. we see he was pulled to safety late last night. responders say the man got through a fence and fell down the cliff. he appeared alert when they hoisted him up. demolition work will begin monday in the apartment house near where the man fell sitting atop an eroding cliff. this is a look from sky 7. pacifica officials decided last year that nobody could live in the building. crews have already knocked down two other buildings on esplanade avenue. lunar new year celebrations under way around the world. this is video from taiwan overnight as thousands of people

marked the day. here in the bay area, a big part of the celebration is food. abc 7 news reporter jonathan bloom took to the streets of chinatown. >> reporter: the stores and sidewalks are teeming with shoppers. >> chinese new year. we cook the chick p and the fish. >> reporter: different regions have different cuisines. >> dumplingdumplings. >> reporter: no matter what's for dinner, this is the big meal of the year. >> like christmas. >> reporter: produce vendors line the streets of chinatown. and meat markets have lines out the store. this is the last chance to buy chinese food. >> chicken and roast pork. >> reporter: for what's on the international family reunion. >> no matter where you are on the chinese new year, you have to come home. >> reporter: preparing that big holiday meal is just one custom in a two-week-long holiday

that's surrounded in lots of other traditions. >> chinese new year in red. >> reporter: the new year is about good luck and good fortune. >> it means wish you make a lot of money. everything costs money. >> reporter: and money is what's contained in these red envelopes given by parents to their kids and those married to those who are single. what's inside? >> well, inside $1 to $1,000. >> reporter: the new year is the year of the rooster, said to be observant and hard working? the animal which gets up really early. >> reporter: expect lots of decor featuring roosters, especially red ones. in san francisco, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. happening today if you're looking for a way to celebrate the lun ar new year, the san francisco zoo has you covered. the zoo is inviting guests with traditional dance performances

and zodiac animal scavenger hunt. anyone born in the year of the rooster will get in the zoo free this weekend and next. the zoo opens at 10:00 clock. a warning for people in one sant cruz neighbor. students taking green energy around the world. how they will help people in africa light homes and businesses with the power of the sun. a live look from the south beach camera. gorgeous shot of twin peeks. sutra tower there as well. warm days are ahead. a long time since we've been able to say that. but rain is, too. lisa argen will have

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good morning. gorgeous shot of the golden gate bridge. this is why we love living in the bay area, right? it's going to be a beautiful day. beautiful weekend. a little bit chilly, but it is going to be warming up. yeah, rain is somewhere out there. lisa argen's going to have your forecast coming up in just a few. for the third time in less than a week, a suspect was caught prowling around the west side neighborhoods in santa cruz. surveillance video shows the suspect trying to get inside a car wednesday morning. police say he was wearing the same backpack in a video from last saturday. another video from thursday morning shows the suspect going through backyards looking for things to take. if you recognize him, you are asked to call santa cruz police.

officials moving forward with plans to close a sinkhole that closed a road for more than a week now. they're looking over bids from contractors and crews have been keeping the hole on minor road stable since that cave-in. recent storms prevent them from doing more, but with the break in the weather, repairs can finally begin. the city says those living in the area are coping with detours, and a lot of traffic. >> the neighbors have been absolutely phenomenal. actually, this weekend, a neighbor right here adjacent to the sinkhole brought us some cookies and just been phenomenal. it's nice to have a nice relationship with people that you're putting out. >> that sinkhole is on a bridge that's 98 years old. if the weather allows, they could have a target date for reopening minor road by the end of the week. a few dry days to get that done, huh? >> a little-a week before we see the rain return, the stretch of our long, dry trend, which i think we're enjoying. high clouds out there. you can see the breeze from

above. the high clouds will thin out for more sunshine today. 18-degree spread from the 30s in the inland valleys to 52 at half moon bay due to the wind. we'll talk about our warming trend for the first half of the week, and then a return to some wet weather. that's coming. >> i like the sound of the warming trend. next, sounds like warriors going to have a good time at the all-star game. steve kerr plans with the all-stars. increase speed, full throttle!

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good morning, everybody. if you're thinking today might be a good day for a hike in the east hills, you might be right. pretty much anywhere in the bay area. a warming trend under way as we speak. rain is out there, too. but don't fret. got some beautiful days ahead in the meantime. lisa's going to have your forecast in a bit. city of oakland just welcomed 24 new police officers on the job. oakland police nad the announcement in a tweet friday morning. the department said it's the 175th recruit class. they will investigate their hiring and training practices, that after several young officers who had graduated from the academy were arrested. some lucky california high school students are traveling to kenya to bring students there solar energy. at the state capital friday, the high school students were celebrated for winning a

statewide contest by pg&e. they helped construct solar suitcases that can charge computers, phones or power lights to a small room. the students will go to areas that don't have reliable power. >> i feel very honored and very privileged that i'm able to go to this program, and be able to help the kenyan students. and actually meet them in person. it's going to be a life-changing experience. >> awesome job. congrats to them. the students leave in early february and will stay for about a week, all paid for by the power company. they'll deliver 100 solar suitcases to orphanages, schools and medical clinics. good morning. you may have noticed high clouds out there in the sky. we'll thin those out as high pressure continues to be the dominant weather feature. the clouds going up and over a ridge. that ridge will be protecting us for the next several days.

from the golden gate bridge, you can see hazy sunshine. numbers ranging from the upper 30s. san jose, gill roi. mountainview 36. we'll look at more sunshine here. beautiful in san francisco. with numbers approaching near average today. 34 santa rosa. boy, it's still cold there. 35 in livermore. with 36 in novato and concord. 40 by the delta. temperatures cool for the next hour or two, until they bump up after 10:00. two to seven degrees colder this morning compared to yesterday morning. a final look from mount tam. up above around 2,000 feet, we're looking at winds at about 20 miles an hour. you can see the camera shaking. chilly mornings, warmer days through tuesday, a wet pattern arrives mainly in the north bay on wednesday. check out san jose today, average high about of 1.

but we'll go up to the mid to upper 60s monday, tuesday, and then the numbers will continue to drop off as the rain arrives. livermore, a little cooler for late january. upper 50s. we're about there. the warming trend continues through early next week. we'll bring in the storm impact scale for wednesday. wednesday's system is a weak one. it ranks 1 on our storm impact scale. the winds will kick up in advance of it and we'll see the light rain advance through the north bay wednesday afternoon. then by the evening hours, it's into the rest of the bay area. thursday really looks to be the wettest day, with rain for everybody. and then it does end by friday. this system could bring anywhere from an inch and a third to the north bay community. so it will be a typical system for late january. and today, probably everybody anticipating a nice afternoon. the sunshine and warmer temperatures. look for 58 in richmond today. low 60s around the bay. and in the sierra nevada.

overnight lows tonight, about 11:00. temperatures will be in the 40s, getting warmer each and every day. but more sierra snow is on the way for the future. lunar new year today with upper 50s and low 60s. sunny and mild right on through sunday and monday. tuesday, increasing clouds. and we will look for the rain to arrive on wednesday. wet and breezy on thursday. friday a few showers. if you download our abc 7 news app and allow the push alerts you'll be well appraised of what to expect if things change. they probably will by the time the rain gets here. >> my backyard thanks you for the warming trend here. it's been a muddy mess. lisa, thank you so much. in sports, an epic matchup between venus williams and serena williams. in the end it was serena who came out on top at the australian open. this is her 23rd major title. in other sports, the warriors

back home after a four-game road trip. tonight golden state takes on the l.a. clippers at oracle. watch the game right here on abc 7. the all-star game is three weeks away. all four warriors will be on the court at the very same time. larry biel explains in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. steph curry may not play tonight when the warriors host the clippers, a game you can catch on abc 7, tip-off at 5:30. steph questionable with a thigh injury. no question what we'll see in the all-star game next month. four warriors on the court in new orleans. steve kerr said his plan is steph, clay, durant and dramond all together. >> i'll play them all four together. i absolutely am going to. those four will be together for sure. i can guarantee that will happen at some point.

>> i wonder who the fifth player will be. that would be really awesome. it would feel like a real game in sets. crazy. unique situation. it doesn't happen a lot for a lot of teams. so we'll enjoy the heck out of it. >> vanderberg going for win number 998 against washington state. no problem. cardinal came in 60 all-time against the cougs. going coast-to-coast, 76-54. sunday against number 7 washington. the huskies throttled cal 90-67. 49ers met with their presumed next head coach friday night in atlanta. kyle shanahan getting ready for the super bowl. they also want george payton and dunham to meet shannon to see if there's any chemistry. kyle may insist on having his father mike in some role with the niners organization. that would basically mean the gm job essentially irrelevant. 17 years ago on friday, the

patriots hired bill belichick, a few months later they drafted tom brady. seems to have worked out okay. if you want a reason why new england is in the era, that is a consistency at the very top. belichick is the only pro coach that tom brady's ever known. the san mateo native gives the coach all the credit. >> when they picked me i had to look on a map to see where the new england patriots paid. i had never been this far east. but it was a magical day in my life. and i know for patriots fans having coach belichick on this team was great for this franchise. x games in aspen. look what happens to kevin roland here. oh! my back hurts watching that. goes crunch in the men's super pipe. believe it or not, not seriously hurt. the winner, aaron blunt from nearby crested butte stayed on his skis.

nailed the landing there. for his first x games medal. nicely done. don't forget, warriors-clippers, right here, 5:30. have a great weekend. i'm larry biel. thanks, larry. next, the new face of america's best

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smile. he beat out 110,000 other entries. reilly's parents will get $50,000 plus $1,500 gerber clothing allowance. his mom said the money will be saved to help pay for college. smart mom. he's adorable. >> mm-hmm. >> we've got warm days here. >> i know. >> i haven't said that in forever. >> we don't know what that means anymore. we've got high clouds right now. a little breezy above. by later on this afternoon about 3:00, 61 in san jose. 60 in napa. numbers are still in the 30s and 40s, but afternoon and tomorrow even milder. increasing clouds tuesday bring back the storm impact scale for wednesday. wet and breezy conditions thursday and friday. >> meantime, get out there and enjoy the beautiful weekend. >> good advice. >> lisa, thanks so much. thank you for joining us.

remember, you can watch the warriors take on the l.a. clippers today right here on abc 7. coverage starts at 5:00 p.m. that's followed by after the game with larry biel and mike shumann. abc 7 news continues at 4:30. hope you're having a great weekend, everybody. make it a good one. heavy, labored breathing heavy, labored breathing coughing breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask breathing through oxygen mask

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