>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, everyone. i am carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, january 29th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa. >> wrapping up the last weekend of january, and we have patchy fog and frost around the bay area, and we will look at high pressure once again bringing plenty of dry weather our way, and temperatures range from 32 in santa rosa, and how about 35 in livermore? looking at chilly numbers around san jose and morgan hill. patchy fog up by the delta

there, and sunshine and near 50 around noontime and slightly warmer today with dry weather. we will let you know how long that's going to last coming up. >> thank you, lisa. protests are expected again at airports in the bay area and all over the country. the demonstrations reacting to president trump's executive order. banning people in from seven muslim-countries. [ chanting ] this was the scene at sfo last night, where at one point 1,000 people gathered protesting that order, and a judge in new york

put a stay blocking the implementation. and that was welcome news for protesters here in san francisco and across the country. the new york judge's order will insure those detained will not be sent home for the time being. sergio contanya has more. >> reporter: a team of lawyers began piecing together details about people who may need their help. >> the three i am waiting for, i am looking forward to see them on the other side. >> reporter: she is an attorney to help three people from iran, and seven people were temporarily detained at sfo because they hold passports from the seven countries that president donald trump ban in an executive order on friday, and during this protest the crowd did get good news. >> we just got news that a judge in the eastern district of new

york granted an emergency stay of the executive order. >> according to the judge's order anybody in transit to the u.s. or detained upon arrival who has a valid visa or green card would not be affected by president trump's order, and it capped a day of panic and dismay for many families. >> she arrived at 1:30 p.m. to san francisco airport but they deport her to my country. >> reporter: this protest at sfo ballooned to about 1,000 people at one point and it included state and local officials who said president trump's executive order triggered chaos and confusion for people who had to interpret and enforce it. >> it feels chaotic and it feels unsettling and really dark, and it is really a frustrating situation again. >> reporter: organizers say they plan on being here for the long hall. abc 7 news. more specifics now on the federal judge's emergency stay

on part of president trump's executive order. any citizen of the seven countries who arrived or are in transit to the u.s. have to be allowed in if they hold a valid visa, and they are requiring the federal government to provide a list of all people being detained and it does not halt enforcement of the ban in the future. in new york, hundreds protested after 11 people were detained at jfk, and more than 2,000 people demonstrated there, and the agency that runs the airport tried to restore order by shutting down the train, but cuomo reversed that decision saying people have a right to protest. apple ceo tim cook sent to his employees, and i heard from many of you who heard about the executive order and i share your concerns, and it's not a policy we support.

stay on top of president trump's first 100 days in office with the abc 7 news app, and download the app for free and enable push alerts to get breaking news updates as they happenen. developing news out of antioch this morning, and police are investigating a shooting that left a man in critical condition. it happened at 9:45 last night near east 18th street. when officers arrived they found a victim who was shot at least twice while sitting in a parked car. police describe him as a 35-year-old man from oakland and he is in critical but stable condition. daly city police are searching for three men seen running from the scene of a double shooting, and two girls were wounded during a party inside the senior center yesterday afternoon, and one girl shot in the leg and the other suffered a graze wound and both victims are under the age

of 18. no word on what led to the gunfire. the family of a woman who has been missing since last saturday will be back out today looking for her. officials say 18-year-old jada jenkins was driving her car when it plunged into the alameda creek last weekend. abc 7 news reporter, leslie brickley, has the story. >> reporter: it was an emotionally charged search effort and teams spanning out along the creek bed that is more like a river, and about 100 volunteers joined her family as they concentrate on the creek west of the boulevard out to the bay. >> i got a couple coworkers that are willing to bring out their kayaks and going out to the bay to take a look at areas that we can't get into on foot, just trying to find her and bring her home. >> east of here, another official search zeroed in on the creek in steep niles canyon,

where were car plunged into the water during a storm, and the waters were higher and flowing three times faster, and her car was recovered tuesday but no sign of the 1-year-old. an army of experts converged here, including k-9 teams and search and rescue teams from all across the bay area. >> they will get down closer to the water and look for things that have not been able to be searched before. >> we are doing everything we can. we have boots on the ground, and we have k-9s out, and we are putting every effort forward to bring sure we bring jada home to her family. >> reporter: those that found clothes or shoes texted pictures to her dad to see if they were significant. in fremont, abc 7 news. governor jerry brown

scheduled to undergo a new round of cancer treatment but will not miss any work. he will be treated sometime between late next month or early february. he underwent treatment for several weeks and doctors say his prognosis is excellent. the 78-year-old brown is expected to continue with his work schedule during the treatment. the oakland a's are expected to announce the site of their new ballpark sometime this year. yesterday at the fanfest, the team president said the organization has narrowed it down to four locations, near jackland and square, and a new park at the coliseum if the raiders move, and one of those locations is likely to be chosen by the end of this year. yesterday's weather for that fanfest was beautiful. >> yes, it was. how about a little warmer?

>> okay. >> all right. we got that on tap today and in the next couple days it will be very pleasant, but right now it's cool, and freezing patchy fog, and 35 degrees in livermore, and 32 in santa roes. 48, san francisco. we'll put it together for you, and we will talk about the warm weather and then cool and wet weather that follows. a man bursts into a fast-food restaurant demanding money, but workers and customers will have none of it, and it's all caught on camera. and 7 on your side's michael finney helps to especially when it comes to snacking. new. with the laughing cow's nine flavorful varieties of creamy cheese, there's no end to what you can discover.

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welcome back, everyone. 5:11 on this last sunday of the month. thank you for waking up so early to join us for abc 7 mornings.

this is a live look from our roof cam showing you the beautiful bay bridge in the background. we have had a little bit of a warm spell and if you like it, i guess it's going to stick around for a little while. lisa will be along shortly with the full accuweather forecast. a robbery suspect is in custody this morning thanks to quick action by customers and workers at a fast foot restaurant in san jose. it's all caught on surveillance video. it happened around 10:30 last night at the taco bell kfc, and you can see the man holding his hand out and after the cashier gives him the money, another employee runs from behind and takes it away, and he starts fighting with the would-be robber and a customer jumps over the railing to help hold him don. >> it was one of those situations where a happy ending. it's a very volatile situation that could have gone either way but this in instance it worked

out well. >> the suspect went to the hospital with minor injuries and nobody else was hurt. and then 310 es claw nod is teetering on a cliff, and crews removed hazardous material from the site, and the city yellow tagged the building in january after storms caused more of the cliff side to give way, and crews have had to knock down two other buildings on this avenue because of erosion. and security guards at tech companies are now members of a union. abc 7 news was in san jose as the union welcomed them yesterday. they work at companies like facebook, cisco and google and the union is negotiating contracts for them that will include higher pay.

most earn $12 to $20 an hour and they say that's not enough to live comfortably in the bay area, especially with families to support. >> $2,000 a month, you are lucky to get a one-bedroom apartment, and we have to live with other family members. >> abc 7 news contacted the contractors and those involved and facebook got back to us and said they are not commenting and they said us to get with their contractors. internet providers are still working on installing fiber optic cable for everybody that wants it, and now a small company is wanting to fill the gap, but one couple had a hard time getting in on the deal and that is until 7 on your side's, michael finney, stepped in. >> reporter: could spend hours

viewing historic photos on line. sometimes it took that long. >> we lived with a slow-speed internet. >> so slow some applications would time-out. >> reporter: they live where internet wiring is outdated, so they were thrilled when sonic of santa rosa offered new fiber optic service. they could have high speed internet, and phone and tv for $120 a month. >> sounded like a good idea and it was cheaper. >> so we went with it. >> reporter: but weeks past and nobody came to install it, and they called sonic and found out why. >> they had us in their system as an apartment building and therefore they did not want to deal with us. >> reporter: the couple tried to explain they live in a single family home and they own it. >> i explained we are a house, but they said, i'm sorry, you are still an apartment building.

>> they kept saying they couldn't reach their landlord to wire the building. finally they contacted 7 on your side and we contacted sonic and a supervisor connected the mistake and got them their service. >> i'm living in the 21st century now, thank you, out in the outer sunset. >> sonic said the apartment building problem, somebody got two orders messed up. a company spokesman telling us, we'll take the experience here and work to streamline and accelerate our processes. >> it's a fairytale and happy ever after ending, and thank you to mr. finney and channel 7. >> sonic tells michael it's more than doubling its staff to meet demand and reduce wait times and it's a month delay for installations right now. sunday morning, and boy is

it cold out there. frost, and we have a little fog by the delta, otherwise we're enjoying some dry days, warmer weather. you can take a look at our live doppler 7 satellite picture. this is all the cloud cover that won't reach us. it's going up and over the ridge. we will not only enjoy sunny conditions today and tomorrow and it will take until tuesday, and then we have a delay on the onset of the precip. right now around the bay, we have the 30s from santa rosa, and 31, 38, and napa, 37 in fremont. it's 35 in livermore. once again with the clear sky, the light winds and the radiational cooling, it's pretty frosty out there, and it will take 10:00 or 11:00 to begin to feel a little more warmth out there, and you can see how clear it is, so patchy fog and the chilly conditions. sunny and mild today and tomorrow. we will squeeze in more

sunshine, and the wet pattern arrives on wednesday. looks like the amount of rain won't be that much. in fact, we will see a typical wintertime storm, and maybe 10 inches of snow in the sierra nevada. looking at slight warming today and temperatures in the low to mid-60s in some areas, and this model wants to bring in napa and san jose into the warmer locations, but tomorrow we'll continue that climb with high pressure strong right over the bay area, and that will allow mid-60s on the coast, and 68 in san jose and 62 in concord, but as we get into tuesday, increasing clouds. you will notice a stronger onshore flow. temperatures beginning to cool back a bit, some upper 50s. but as we get to the rain, we will bring it in on wednesday. storm impact scale still allowing for a 1, light scattered showers and breezing on wednesday and then less than

0.2 of an inch. going to be about 11:00 where we see light rain push over the bay, and then by the overnight hours it continues to increase, and this is your thursday, looking a little rainy and breezy and then by friday, some scattered showers. so it should be anywhere from perhaps a little over an inch in the north bay by the time we get through friday. highs today ranging from 63 in half moon bay as well as palo alto and santa cruz, and low to mid-60s for you in san jose and napa. once again tonight we will see the 30s in the outlying area, patchy fog by the delta, and 40s in san francisco, and the 7-day forecast, still we have more dry and sunny weather to enjoy, and looking at a couple weak systems in and around the main event which is to happen on thursday, and perhaps more dry weather next weekend. so you can always download our app, because things always change. >> yes, they do. thank you, lisa. volkswagen's luxury audi

brand is recalling 576,000 cars. 2013-2017, a5, and a5 cabriolet, and q5 suvs because from the sunroof can allow water to soak by the air bag inflaters. the recalls are expected to start next month. an independent review board released dramatic video of a deadly police shooting in chicago. it happened after the man shot his pregnant girlfriend. abc news reporter, marcy gonzalez, has the story. >> reporter: video body cam showing an intense gun battle.

chicago police officers rushing towards a building, scaling fences, and some taking cover. the suspect shooting at police, and officers returning fire, more than two dozen shots exchanged. after investigators say the suspect, richard grimes, shot his girlfriend killing their unborn baby. two officers were injured and grimes killed. a justice department investigation found a pattern of excessive force, and following the city's most violent year in two decades already this year nearly 270 people have been shot, and 42 victims killed. president trump pleading if chicago doesn't fix the horrible carnage going on, i will send in

the feds. north carolina's governor say there's enough to kill the bathroom bill that requires people to use the rest room according to the gender listed on their birth certificate, and that forces transgender people to use the bathroom with people they don't identify with. one-third of the lawmakers are willing to publicly commit

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this week's break in the rain made it a great opportunity for whale watching. check out this pod of four great whales in monterey bay. princess monterey whale watching shared this video they captured yesterday afternoon. the marine their trip. every year hundreds of people line up for hours for the white elephant sale in oakland. all money goes to oakland museums women's board, and admission to today's preview event is $15. the free public sale is scheduled for the first weekend

in march. the wait is almost over for one of america's favorite treats. abc 7 news was at the san francisco marin food bank as dozens of volunteers unloaded and sorted more than 1,000 boxes of girl scout cookies, and they will go on sale next weekend, and the scouts are eager and excited to sale. >> just the satisfaction that you sold a lot of boxes and you are helping the girl scouts. >> organizers say selling cookies teaches the girls skills needed to run a business, like managing stock and making change, and audrey says she hopes to sell 500 boxes this year. and then a federal judge issued an emergency stay on the immigration order from president

trump, but it's not stopping protests. still ahead, one of the bay area families able to unite with one another as hundreds of others are turned away. a bus

welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist. >> starting out with temperatures near freezing with some fog in the north bay. as we check it out, you will notice temperatures in and around the inland east bay, in the 30s to upper 40s. the golden gate bridge, it's clear. patchy fog out by the delta. looking at sunshine today and

temperatures coming up just a little bit. we are approaching one week since the last rain. i will let you know how long our dry stretch will last because we do have rain in the 7-day out look. now to president trump's controversial executive order calling for an immediate suspension of immigration from seven predominant-muslim countries, and protests broke out across the nation including at sfo. we spoke with several people waiting for loved ones. >> it's sad you are personally getting affected, and everybody is sad if you are putting a certain group of people from a country saying you can't come. >> a federal judge in new york issued a stay for part of the executive order. federal judges in virginia and seattle have since followed suit. protesters say they plan to be back at sfo today at noon. many stayed well past 3:00 this

morning. >> you know, we came here as refugees, and my mother is not going to enter, and that means we have to go back there. >> the mayor's office say seven people were temporarily detained at sfo because they hold passports from one of those seven countries. the federal judge's stay had a real affect for a dozen people waiting for relatives at sfo, and katie larson spoke with one family and has that story. >> reporter: while protesters in their shots filled sfo's international terminal, families with loved ones detained behind custom's doors wait for hours in a quiet hallway. >> since yesterday it has been like, hell, honestly. >> her 80-year-old father a. permanent u.s. resident with a

green card was held by customs for six hours, after he arrived from iran by way of germany, and he and others were detained or sent back to the middle east after president trump ordered a immediate suspension. none of the countries on the list had anything to do with terror attacks on u.s. soil since 9/11. >> come on, mr. president. i mean, come on. >> president trump says his intentions are to keep radical muslim traeerrorists out of the united states, and her father came here to celebrate her grandson's ninth birthday. >> this is a lovely grandpa that happens to be muslim and coming from iran. >> reporter: he can thank a new york judge for his grandpa after

granting a stay. >> after two years of waiting to see him. >> reporter: she is not sure her father should not travel to iran for near he may not get back to the united states. one woman i spoke to who is a student here in the bay area, her mother tried to visit from iran but when she landed at sfo she was put back on a plane to the middle east, and she has not seen her mom in more than a year and she's not sure when they will be reunited. abc 7 news. >> california lieutenant governor left a chinese new year's celebration to join the protesters at sfo. he had a blunt message about president trump's executive order. >> i have no respect. it's a monarch. he's operating as if he is a monarch. guys like paul ryan, a joke. >> he met with people waiting

for their loves one, and he says he is helping families that are divided by the presidential order. >> last night hillary clinton tweeted, i stand with the people gathered across the country tonight defending our values and our constitution. so far six elected republicans have spoken out against it. cameras captured a powerful moment at dallas ft. worth international airport, when the first woman held under the ban was finally cleared to enter the country. you hear the crowd chanting "usa" has the unidentified woman was greeted by family members. chanting yes we can in

spanish, dozens of people protested president trump's plan to move forward with the dakota pipeline. protesters say the pipeline will destroy the environment, and supporters say it reduces reliance on foreign oil. after president trump's first full week in office, white house press secretary, sean spicer, and senate majority leader mitch mcconnell come to "this week", and you can watch that with george stephanopoulos right here on abc 7. stay on top of trump's 100 first days in office, and you can download our app for free and get push alerts to get updates as they happen. and then a mosque destroyed about 120 miles southwest of

houston. the building was already in flames when firefighters arrived at the scene yesterday morning. that mosque was the target of a hate crime several years ago. it was broken into just a week ago. the fbi, atf and texas rangers are all involved in the investigation. hoping statements are set to start tomorrow in the trial of a man accused of morgan hill teenager, lamar. if convicted the suspect, torres, faces a possible death sentence. police arrested him three months after lamar disappeared while on her way to school in 2012, and the trial has been delayed several times since then, and lamar was 15 years old when she vanished. her body has never been found. an injured back country skier in the hospital this morning recovering from injuries he suffered in the high sierra.

highway patrol helicopter flew in to get him. he injured his leg and could not continue, and fellow skiers called for help, and the highway patrol flew the man to a waiting ambulance where he was taken to the hospital for treatment. in south los angeles, video emerged of a violent crash of a car hitting a los angeles unified school bus, and it takes out two parked cars. the bus ended up on top of those cars. one student on the bus immediately called her mother after the crash. >> crying, and weeping, so i freaked out. but when i saw her standing and that she was okay, i, you know -- that was a relief. >> the highway patrol says the bus driver and the driver of the suv and four students were hurt,

and fortunately none seriously. the driver that caused the accident left the scene. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, remembering princess diana. the permanent tribute to her that will soon be standing on the grounds of keupbsington palace. here is a live look from our roof cam. lisa argen will be along with a forecast that has a little bit of rain in it la ♪

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he looked. >> fills my heart with joy that he's doing okay. >> he's using the power of his viral facebok post to spread another critical message, to learn cpr. if nobody at the race knew it, he would not be here to talk about it. nice story. >> uh-huh. very nice. it's cold out there. stay in bed or delay the dog walk or run if you feel like it, because it's going to take a couple hours to get out of frost. upper 40s in san francisco, so the changes come with the afternoon warmth. today, tomorrow, and then a day of transition before the rain returns. it will be a good system. we will talk in detail about how much when we return. the warriors dominated against the clippers last night. a monster game from steph curry, including this shot from 51 feet out.

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welcome back, everyone. 5:45 on this sunday morning. this is a live look from the 7 explospore toream camera from abc. lisa will be here shortly with her full accuweather forecast. abc 7 news was in san francisco's china town where more than 400 people gathered celebrating the year of the rooster. friends and family sat down for a traditional chinese meal yesterday to usher in the lunar new year, and it's hosted

annually by the salvation army and other groups, and it provides them a chance to socialize with their neighbors and enjoy foods that symbolize good luck in the rooster year. the woman that gets down with her dancing at the warriors games paid a visit to a middle school dance competition in san carlos last week. the kids have been watching videos of robin schrieber, and their teachers hope it shows them how to take risks and step out of their comfort zone. and they were thrilled when she accepted their invitation to visit, and she's very comfortable in her body. the warriors on the road for the second game in the back to back, and they take on the trail blazers in portland, and tip-off is at 6:00.

golden state is coming off a blowout win over the clippers last night at oracle. and shu has all the highlights in sports. >> good morning. the warriors had concerns last night, pregame against the rivals, the clippers, and steph curry decided to play, and i would say his quad raw sep is just fine. delta clippers, steph had 12 in the first. and second quarter, drives, and kevin durant, 23 points, 9 on 11 shooting and throws it down. and steph from half-court, and nothing but net. 72-51, and steph is just getting

warmed up. 25 points in the third. more than the clippers entire team who had 23. five threes in the quarter and nine in the game, and shooting them from everywhere. and then the drives and the foul. a three-point play, and steph finished with 43 points, and helping the dubs taking the lead. no need to play the starters in the fourth, and they win 140-98. >> the rim looks four or five times as big as it normally does and you are finding a rhythm to your shots, and a couple three shots go down, which is nice, and when i got rolling we found a way to play good basketball. >> when i guy hits two or three shots in a row, it's an unwritten rule, you just throw him the ball. >> he's always sort of one shot away from exploding. you can just see it.

he finds this rhythm and it doesn't take much and then all of a sudden, look out. that was quite a show. i mean, he's done this many times, but it never does get old. >> separated at birth. santa clara, and out to a big lead early. and 14 points in the first half finish with 20. santa clara hanging in there because of a big game by nate. finished with 19, and st. mary's led by five at the break. late second half, giving st. marys the 13-point lead, and santa clara drops to 12-11. that's the way the ball bounces. i am mike shumann, and i hope you have a great day. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> it's cold out there, and we

have patchy fog up in santa rosa with a quarter mile visibility and frost around. if you are headed out this morning, give yourself a little time. here's a look at the bigger picture, and keeping us dry, a big dome of high pressure going up and over the ridge, and that's in line for sunny and dry days. by the time we get rain, it's going to be nine days of a break. that's good news. it's really key. we are not looking at a big storm system, and more typical winter-time event towards the end of the week, and it will be significant and we will detail it for you in just a few minutes. the warmest spot except at the coast, san francisco, 44, and san jose, and 36 in gilroy. we will hover around freezing, and already look at the numbers in the mid-30s, and inland east bay from livermore, and 37 in concord, and 43 in novato, so

it's typically cold but we will look for about 11:00 for things to start feeling better. so patchy fog, and cold this morning, sunny and mild, and today and tomorrow, the numbers come up today and more so for your monday, and then tuesday, increasing clouds. the wet pattern is going to be delayed on the onset. looks like all of wednesday will be dry unless you are out late in the north bay, and you will see a few drops by late in the -- i would say evening hours. as we look at san jose as a model here you will notice the average high is 59 degrees. today going for a high of 64. monday and tuesday, we're warmer and then when we get the rain it will be mild but cold enough to have snow in the sierra, and that's always key, right, we don't want rain there. and livermore going for the high of 60 today and your warmest days will be monday and tuesday, and then just a modest drop off in temperatures. we will bring in the storm impact scale for wednesday. not much rain expected, though, and it will be late in the day.

it will turn breezy, and most spots less than 0.1 or 0.2. if you are planning your day, it's damp and cooler, and then the light rain overnight and it gets going so your thursday morning commute will be messy and then we will have scattered showers on and off throughout the day. by friday, still looking wet, and even into saturday, not sure how dry we will be. if we add the rainfall amounts from wednesday into friday, looks like over an inch in the north bay, and about an inch perhaps from mt. view and hayward. 60 in concord, and the accuweather 7-day forecast, and tuesday you will notice the clouds, and then by wednesday, it will still be pretty typical wintertime day, but thursday and friday is when we will get more activity. looks like if you are want to go

said to sierra next weekend, could be a little dicey, and we're talking maybe one to two feet of snow. >> this week, though, 60s, looking good. >> i know. >> yeah. >> thanks, lisa. floodwaters were not the only problem on highway 37. officers got on the loud speaker to move the cow along even making mooing sounds, and in 15 minutes it returned to its

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mmmm. shhhh. hey i'll share my yoplait custard if you share your yoplait dippers? deal. deal. mmmm. the family favorite. yoplait. i am carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, january 29th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn, good morning to you. it's clear for the most part and a little patchy fog in santa rosa, and here's live doppler 7 confirming that. boy, do we have cold temperatures starting off this morning, and we're clear in the bay area and all around the state, and 32 in san ramon, and 35 in lafayette, and as we widen the view, still