live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, everybody, i am carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us this sunday, february 5th. let's go to our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> as we get started, visibility is reduced in some spots, and if you look at live doppler 7, you will notice we are not picking up green or rain, but as we cue it up offshore, you will see what is on the way, plenty of clouds and the next storm system. 40s and 50s with cloudy skies today, and in the 50s for most of you by noontime, and between 5:00 and 6:00, rain will develop in the north bay spreading

south. it's a 1 on our impact scale, and we'll time it all out for you coming up. thank you, lisa. developing news this morning, the u.s. court of appeals denied an emergency motion by the u.s. justice department to immediately block a suspension of president trump's travel ban. what does it mean? the ban is not in effect and will remain on hold until at least tomorrow afternoon, giving both sides time to file legal briefs, and then the court will make a decision. the justice department says the injunction immediately harms the public by thwarting the enforcement of the executive order of the president based on his national security judgment. >> this is the paperwork and the docket number specifically assigned to what continues to be a historic case. three ninth circuit court judges will decide if a restraining

order issued by a washington state federal judge should be reversed, and last week president trump signed a travel ban prompting nationwide. little insist the current executive order is too broad. >> we want to keep out bad guys and terrorists but you are keeping outwei way more than th. >> this 12-year-old was born in yemen who a mother had only recently becoming a citizen. she has her visa and is due to arrive at sfo on sunday and still her attorneys are worried.

>> if there were an emergency order issued the stop the ban from being applied and she could be stranded again. >> the judges could make a decision at anytime and experts believe it likely will be early next week. iranian media says the country has reversed its decision to deny entry visas allowing the u.s. wrestling team to participate in the freestyle world cup later this month and the wrestlers were initially banned from the country after president trump's immigration order. in florida, 3,000 protesters chanted against the now blocked executive order near the president's private

and they dressed a flag over a coffin that they say represents the death of democracy. >> president trump sent out this tweet. for the second week protesters in san francisco against the order, and sky 7 was above the civil plaza yesterday afternoon, and hundreds of protesters say they plan on keeping up the pressure on the administration. and sergio quintana was on the ground and as this story. >> reporter: this event brings together a cross section of people that share a similar concern. >> i'm here to protest what trump is doing. we're the voice that has to say something for anything to change. >> reporter: the feeling at this

demonstration was notably different than the protest clouds we saw last weekend. on sunday people flooded san francisco international airport, and many aim to shut down security lines to get their voices heard. this was not a rally aimed at shutting anything down or parading through the streets. it was one of dozens across the country that were organized as a du demonstration of momentum. this is a protest of president trump's executive order and speakers are encouraging people to do more than turning out at rallies. >> organizing means talking to members of congress and trying to get at them at all avenues, writing and calling and showing up to town hall meetings. >> reporter: these two are originally from iran and came here to voice their concerns about president trump. >> the way he is leading the

country is going towards what reminds me of back home. >> reporter: this event was peaceful and there were no counter protesters. >> members of the bay areas community joined that protest. their message, don't keep us out. abc 7 news anchor, eric thomas, has the details. >> reporter: dozens of yemeni emgrune immigrants are discussing why they believe the ban is misguided. >> we are american citizen. we protect this country. we will continue to protect this country. >> yemen is one of the seven countries included in the ban. mansoor said he had been in contact with 75 americans trapped overseas this week. meantime, many of the folks they

meeting marched to the protest at civic center, and after talking to his immigration attorney, he's not sure his wife can get a visa this week. >> she said everything is stopped for now, and until you hear news. i don't know when. >> this yemeni national is afraid to travel overseas and he's speaking through an interpreter. >> he's a green card holder, and he's worried about being one of those trapped. >> none of us have ever committed a crime. we are all law-abiding citizens. we pay our tax and work hard. >> eric thomas, abc 7 news. a family who visited iran for an engagement party will be reunited because of the travel ban. the family doesn't know why one

was held in custody despite being a green card holder. >> they did all the security that they have to take, so why should he be held here? >> the family is confused and worried but thankful for the support in the bay area. stay on top of the developments with the immigration order with our abc news app. president trump talks about another hot button issue when he sat down for the traditional pre-super bowl interview, and his remarks are causing controversy this morning. >> i say it's better to get along with russia than not, and if russia can help us in the isis, that's a good thing. will i get along with him? i have no idea. >> he's a killer though. putin is a killer. >> there's a lot of killer.

what, you think our country is so innocent? >> critics saying he is putting the u.s. on par with putin who is accused of ordering the murder of dissidents, and trump says he respect putin but will not ge -- that doesn't mean he will get along with him. and posted on his facebook page he hopes to return within the next few months to give the speech he was prevented from delivering. campus republicans from uc berkeley invited him but protests turned violent and the event was canceled. yesterday abc news was at the temporary shelter, about a block away from the fire.

volunteers are now helping the seniors with food and clothing, and the city is working to find them new places to live. this morning, a pair of alameda county k-9s and their deputies are in houston helping to keep everybody safe at super bowl li. the department tweeted out this picture last night of the two deputies in front of the convention center. they thanked them for their service. i understand in houston the weather is not so great right now. >> yeah, i have some friends in houston, and you are absolutely right, they concur. but you know what? we are need this rain, and we are getting more, and snow. we will talk about a busywork week to come. right now a live look outside from the exphroloratorium. we'll time out the rain and talk about when it shuts off coming up. also ahead, why a republican

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it's 5:13 on this first sunday in february. thank you for getting up so early to join us for the abc 7 mornings. this is a live look from the roof cam. foggy this morning as we were heading into work, and there's going to be rain. lisa along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. an east bay family is asking for your help to find a missing man last seen yesterday. the family says he was last seen

yesterday afternoon around 2:00 to 3:00 on vicksburg avenue in oakland. the 73-year-old has dimension and is hearing impaired and anybody that tries to talk to him has to speak very loudly, and he doesn't speak english. if you see him you are urged to contact the oakland police. a crowd chanted shame as a republican lawmaker was escorted outside of a town hall meeting in sacramento yesterday, and tom mcclintock of roseville took questions from the crowd and they asked about climate change and the president's immigration order and the affordable act, and his answers led to loud booing, and security capped the attendance inside the hall at

200 and some were upset they were not able to get in. >> we are trying to educate ourself and understand what is going on and let people know we are worried. it's amazing how many people showed up. >> mcclintock claims he felt there was an anarchist element to the meeting and protesters did not cause damage and nobody was arrested. bay area public school teachers are urging senators to vote against trump's choice of education secretary. abc news was at the fairmount hotel in san jose where that message was loud and clear at a conference. betsy devos will have her confirmation hearing tomorrow. >> she didn't send her kids to a public school. all she has done her entire career is use her wealth to undermine public schools. >> devos has support from the national alliance for public

charter schools and former florida governor jeb bush is in her corner and thinks she can help to reform the education system. a right of passage for many young boys. the cub scouts district pine wood derby was held yesterday from santa clara, and they built custom cars from just a block of wood. this is the tenth year the race was held at the muslim community association. the scouts believe in respecting people of all faiths. >> we in the boy scouts, we have a code to be rev runt, but we don't define what rev runt is to people. it's good to see people who live different and the whole community together. >> levi margolis had the fastest

car, and his secret was to put a lot of graphite on the car. and then crews removing trees on an emergency basis, and trains single tracking through san francisco. riders will need to switch trains at 24th street to get to daly city. b.a.r.t. officials say the delays will be from 7:00 this morning until 4:30 this afternoon. happening today, thousands of runners will take part in the kaiser permanente san francisco half marathon. the route features a tour of the sweeping views of the ocean from the great highway. the race promotes a healthy lifestyle and benefits bay area charities. runners take off at 8:00 this morning. good sunday morning to you. they won't be taking off in the rain, so as we take a live look at doppler 7, we are looking at

maybe a few returns but overall we are dry and cloudy skies to get going. we are looking at a storm system off the coast here, and this will be arriving late tonight and arriving for heavy downpours. it will take us through your monday morning commute. we already have a winter storm warning for the west slope of the sierra nevada, and this lasts until 4:00 p.m., and the one in tahoe lasts until 10:00 p.m. on tuesday. you can see two to three feet at some of the resorts from tahoe city, and the high base allowing for five feet of snow. unbelievable. as we start off this morning, it's 48 degrees in sunniville, and 50 in san jose, and temperatures elsewhere, slightly cooler than yesterday. the dew points are down a little bit and we are back in the mid-40s feeling a little less humid. 51 in alameda.

compared to yesterday, it's 11 degrees cooler from livermore to about 8 degrees cooler in some spots along the peninsula. a long island look outside, foggy this morning, and we do have areas where the fog is shrouding parts of the city here. the rainy pattern lasting throughout the middle of the week, and it looks like the end of the week to the next weekend will get a little reprieve. we are looking at almost 2 inches of rain in mill valley and half an inch around hayward, and one-third of an inch around mountain view, and then we are going to add another three or four in the next couple of days in the mountains there. let's time out the system. we are looking at the cloud cover, and it's rainy in santa rosa, and 7:00, some locally heavy downpours, and this will continue through the 10:00, 11:00 hour, and as you wake up

and go to work or school on monday, we will continue to see the showers, and it looks like we are going to get a break but we are not. the next system quickly on its heels, and then this is when we get the heavier rain. monday night into tuesday night, and then it just kind of keeps on coming. so this first system, we are not looking at much in the inland valleys, and most amounts in the coastal hills and in the north bay up to an inch. that's just with system number one. upper 50s to low 60s. it's a one on our storm impact scale, and we are looking at the heavier rain monday night into tuesday. still a 1 on our storm impact scale. and leftove showers ends on wednesday, and most of the activity on wednesday will be in the north bay, and another system on thursday, and then this should come to an end by late in the week, and we are looking at significant break hopefully with high pressure building and you can download our app to time it out in your neighborhood.

>> we are starting off february on a very wet note. >> huh-huh. >> soggy. thank you, lisa. a new step to get cars off the road. the official unveiling of the first project of its kind. we are using our instagram feed to celebrate the people making a difference where you live. today we recognize play write robert o'hara.

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stops working how can you prove it wasn't your fault? an east bay man said he was unfairly blamed when his brand-new phone died, and he went in person to an ask finney event. >> reporter: it was a great night meeting so many viewers out in walnut creek and answering your questions in person. >> we decided to go and see michael and let him know we were having a problem. >> john was very frustrated. >> they came to see me and brought the phone with them. john's samsung galaxy phone would not turn on. but that was not why he was so upset, it was the fact that

samsung refused to repair it and said it was john's fault. >> they said it was called from my abuse. >> the lcd was damaged because of abuse. >> oh, i was hot. i was hot. >> i was shocked, because i know he had not abused it. >> john protected a phone with a screen cover and hard case, and it looked pristine when he showed it to us in walnut creek. >> they said, oh, no, you did this, and that's like a slap in the face. >> and the technicians did find damage and determined it was caused by the customer and mailed it back without a good explanation. samsung says we know customer satisfaction is core to our business success and we are sorry to here mr. hinaudo was

not happy with his experience. he is happy it works. >> michael, excellent job. >> samsung has a new policy, and it suspects the mail-in and if the damage is caused by abuse it voids the warranty. abc 7 news was in san francisco for the ribbon cutting. over the last two years construction crews transformed two lanes of an old roadway into a safer space for people. >> it will be a huge benefit to the community. people are now going to be able to walk on this street and ride their bike on this street and not have to worry as much about cars speeding by at 50 and 60 miles per hour right in the middle of a park.

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que welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half hour with the weather. >> you can see on live doppler 7 we are not picking up anything in the form of rain. it's still early and our storm system is cranking up offshore. it will bring rain tonight and

allow for a cloudy sunday afternoon. a live look outside from the golden gate bridge and we are looking at a little fog out there as well, and low to mid-50s by noontime and by the late afternoon into the evening, we are looking at rain in the north bay. it does rank one on the storm impact scale. scattered showers increasing tonight with breezy winds. we are just hours away from super bowl li. will tom brady be up staged by matt ryan, or will brady submit his legacy as one of the greatest quarterbacks in nfl history. and jeff neely from our sister station in houston is joining us with a preview of today's match-up. good morning, jeff. >> reporter: good morning, carolyn. i think everybody in san francisco knows very well what it takes to put on a super bowl, the city of houston spending more than a year getting ready for this day. just a few hours away from the

kickoff. parties every night and events every day, and the folks in houston are ready to play some football. the fans. >> falcons riled up. >> reporter: the players and excite and all the pieces in place for a historic super bowl showdown in houston. >> we're going to win. that's what the pats do. >> reporter: the headline, the veteran versus the first timer, and tom brady already has four championship rings, and ryan hoping to win the falcons their first. >> i am confident in what i can do. >> brady is facing more than one opponent this time around, and the 39-year-old still battling the ghosts of deflategate, and goodell's four-game suspension at the beginning of the season. >> we are moving on from that. >> reporter: while both men brush-off the controversy, brady did show emotion when talking to

the reporters. >> i think my dad is my hero because he is somebody i look up to every day. >> reporter: both teams seem to be embracing the festive atmosphere. >> reporter: some acting like fans themselves when asked about lady gaga's half-time show. the entertainer practicing for months. >> reporter: luke bryan will sing the national anthem, and former president w.h. bush will do the ceremonial coin flip with wife, barbara. one thing city officials probably did not plan on, the rain we are seeing, and we are expecting rain to last throughout the day, but don't worry the roof is closed and will be closed at game time. back to you.

>> jeff, you know, we had a little thing called super bowl 50, and they are still debating the economic impact. i am wondering if there has been that sort of debate there in houston about whether this is really just a big party or does it bring something to the table economically? >> reporter: you know, we have not got to the point of adding up all of the dollars, but you know there's that debate in san francisco and in every host city, did it actually turn a profit. i can tell you this, this is a 24 an hour operation, and we have been downtown houston throughout the week and talked to dozens and dozens of people working as security and that kind of stuff, and they are seeing a direct economic benefit because they have jobs that they would not have had otherwise, and there were venues that popped up in empty fields and parking lots all around town and a lot of people that did that, they hired local people to do

the electrical and steel work, and so on a personal economic scale i know a lot of people are feeling an economic impact from this, and as far as the city goes, how much money is pumped into the city and that's something that will be looked at in a couple tkaeutz days or a w everybody here is certainly ready for the game. >> go falcons. thanks, jeff. lady gaga's half-time show will have drones, and last week the faa declared a 34.5-mile radius around the houston stadium, and a no-drone zone on game day, and not for lady gaga, and it's the first time any super bowl

half-time show included drones. and then the free program here from aaa, just call 1-800-aaa-help. service starts tonight and ends tomorrow at 5:00, and if you are heading out to watch the super bowl at somebody's house or bar or wherever here in the bay area. this morning the ninth circuit court of appeals denied the justice department's motion to lift the restraining order on president trump's travel ban. a washington state judge issued that restraining order of the ban on friday night. the president took to social media to respond and mocked the judge. he tweeted, what is our country coming to when a judge can halt a homeland security travel ban and anybody even with bad intentions can come into the us.? and the opinion of this

so-called judge that takes law enforcement from our country is ridiculous and will be overturned. he reinforced the belief at a red cross gala at his florida estate last night. outside the estate protesters chanted tkpwepbagainst and in f the president. and vice president mike pence thinks trump is if the person he always has been. >> how is he a so-called judge? >> again, we face a dangerous enemy, inspiring people to come into this country and frankly inspiring people already in this country and the president is determined to use the authority he has under the constitution and under the law, but we are -- >> does the judge have the authority to do what he did as well? >> what does mike pence say about the authority?

we'll find out on "this week" this morning at 8:00 right here on abc 7. surprising video shows a laptop computer exploding into flames. a security camera at a home in thousand oaks shows flames shooting out of a 4-year-old dell laptop plugged in inside the couch. and it happened again when it was unplunged and outside. >> the fire appears to have come from the laptop's lithium ion battery, and dell recalled 4 million of those batteries back in 2006 because of the risk of fire, and it's promising to investigate this case. never charge your laptop on a couch or bed, only on a hard r surfa surface, and you should not leave it plugged in overnight while you sleep or leave for

work. and police in southern california are investigating what caused a car to crash into a store on thursday. police are look into weather alcohol or drugs might be involved. nobody inside the restaurant was hurt. a man threw a homemade pyrotechnic device into that same restaurant on thursday causing an explosion, and officers say the two incidents are not related. still ahead, the new high-tech way to help improve your smartphone's protection, and how the city of san francisco is involved. here's a live look from our roof cam showing you the ferry building with the bay bridge in the background. rain is coming this way for most of the week. lisa will have your forecast in just a few.

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most part. we can see the veil of clouds over the atmosphere. the sky there from our camera, and it's 50s in the city and 40s in the east bay, and we will talk about the amounts and the timing when we return. also ahead, warriors' head coach, steve kerr, gets ejected for the first time in his coaching career. did it fire up the team in sacramento? mike shumann as the highl what i love most about tempur-pedic mattresses... is that they contour to your body. it keeps us comfortable and asleep at night. save up to $500 on a new tempur-pedic. now through february 26. get your tempur-pedic today! the most highly recommended bed in america.

in sports after all the hype, super bowl sunday is finally here. the patriots battle the falcons at nrg stadium in houston, and kickoff at 3:30 this afternoon. the warriors are off until wednesday night. last night the dubs tried to extend a 13-game winning streak against the kings. here's mike shumann. he's got all the highlights in this morning's sports. >> the warriors are 0-2 this

year in overtime games and went to overtime last night in sacramento with a lot of drama. and a bitter scare watching head coach steve kerr going ballistic and getting tossed in the third quarter. a monster reverse dunk, 32 points. and dubs trailed in the third after kerr gets objected. and a few choice words for you lip readers. that fired up his team. and before the end of the third, steph -- watch this, a deep three. he's pumped. finished with 35, and 82-82 after three. and alley-oop puts the king up seven. and then the warriors have not won in overtime this year, and then six seconds left, and the dubs down, and curry for the

win, and misses. >> the sharks were wearing dubs jersey for warmups. and then third period, game tied at one, and a forced turnover, and then to logan couture. and the coyotes had a 2 on 1, and then this game went to a shoot-out and coyotes score on their first two attempts, and the coyotes win it 3-2 on the shoot-out. and then the first raider to win defensive player of the year since 1980. and khalil had 11 sacks, and forced five fumbles and recovered three and an

interception return for a touchdown. meanwhile, matt ryan won his first nfl mvp award but this could be a bad sign for those picking the falcons today, as nobody has won the mvp and the enter bowl this century. cowboys owner, jerry jones made it as a contributor. that's the way the ball bounces. i am mike shumann. have a great day. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> starting out with live doppler 7 and picking up the lack of rain. we have cloud cover and fog and widen the perspective and you can see what is queuing up offshore, not only the cloud cover but a storm system pushing

in, starting in the north bay in the evening hours and then increasing. already a winter storm warning in effect until 4:00 p.m. on tuesday, and the sierra nevada lake tahoe. and then looking at those gusty winds once again. the particular ski resorts just gaining amounts. 40s right now in our east bay valleys. good morning to you, san ramon, and dublin, 44. 48 for you in concord. and once again, not too cool out there but cooler than it has been since the last 24 hour check. as we go into your forecast highlights, you will notice fog and clouds throughout the day today. rain arrives tonight. it's the first system, and another right on its heels, and monday night into tuesday night looks to be a bigger rain maker,

and still both of these a one on the storm impact scale, and it looks like we are looking at a dry end of the week and weekend. as we look at the rest of the day today some holes in the overcast and then by 5:00, the north bay, and getting the downpours here, it will take until 7:00 when it pushes to the south and east, and it will keep going throughout the evening hours. we will get the downpours. and on the peninsula, pi particularly wet. and here's the monday morning commute. we have more downpours, 11:00 on monday. that's the first system, and then the one coming in on monday night into tuesday, that will bring the widespread steady rain, and that's going to last. we are going to look at rainfall amounts with the first system, anywhere from quarter to an inch in the inland valleys. that doesn't sound like much and it's not, and then the one

tonight, coastal hills, and then keeping the rain going on monday, tuesday night, and then by early thursday morning, we have 6 inches around ben low phupb, and then it should stop and we will get a welcome break. once again, mild, maybe an isolated shower but the main event holds off until tonight. the accuweather 7-day forecast, a series of ones on our 7-day out look, and then at times we have heavy downpours and then looking for conditions to dry out. downloading our app keeps you where you need to be, in the know with alerts and tracking the rain in your neighborhood. >> this is a normal pattern for february? >> february is a wet time, but january with almost 10 inches in san francisco was not the wettest january on record. with all that rain we had, yeah. so it's certainly looking wet, yeah.

just when you thought 4g was cool, at&t talking about plans for a 5g wireless network. >> we will offer 5g evolution services. >> at and tfplt skt&t testing i. >> we need more capacity asap. >> verizon sponsored the super bowl and our name will be all over super bowl city and our network has to perform great. >> verizon's answers was small cells, hundreds of cells hidden, and now at&t using the same

contractors and same design. >> immediately the quality is much better. >> reporter: small cells are perfect for spots like this when you have hundreds of phones on one block, and at&t announced a plan for rural areas. >> a radical and new approach delivering megagigabit speeds. >> reporter: they are calling it air gig, and it's on top of wooden poles outside the city. >> fiber can be expensive. >> reporter: it gets its connection from millimeter waves like what they use to scan your body at the airport, and there's wireless charging on some smart phones. >> for all the data we use now, we'll be online a lot more once cars drive themselves ppz. >> 7 1/2 hours a week, what are you going to do with all the

time you are not forced to be in control keeping a 3,000-pound hunk of metal between the white lines. >> jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. coming up, game ready. how an east bay animal shelter is honoring the raiders this super bowl sunday. >> i think the protesters are doing the same. >> we will not tolerate hate crimes and violence. >> they suspected trouble when they saw pair military style protesters marching towards campus. >> those were not our students.

even though the raiders are not in the super bowl, oakland

animal shelter are honoring their season. a lll adoption fees will be waid today. up next on abc 7 mornings at 6:00, new developments overnight on the justice department's appeal to get the president's travel ban back into effect. when the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco says it will hold a hearing. live doppler 7 shows it's dry in the bay area this morning, but more rain is on the way. lisa argen will be along to tell us when you will need your umbrella.

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thank you for joining us on this sunday, february 5th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> hi, everyone. we are starting out dry, and live doppler 7 picking up on cloud cover but we will wait on the rain. we have a moist flow from the pacific queuing up offshore and it will spread south throughout the rest of the evening hours. 50 in oakland as well as hayward. 49 in san jose, with cooler numbers to livermore. forecast today, patchy fog and clouds. we will be mild again, upper 50s to low 60s, and we will see the rain towards the evening hours and it stays with us all night into your monday. i will time it out for you in just a few minutes. the ninth district court of appeals here in san francisco has denied an emergency motion by the u.s. justice department to immediately block a