many san francisco is expected to hear arguments in this case. as of right now, the executive order placing a travel ban has been lifted. families were reunited over the weekend as a federal judge in seattle brought an end to the executive order that banned refugees and people from seven muslim majority countries. president trump expressed his displeasure in tweets over the weekend, calling him a so-called judge and saying if something bad happens, you'll need to blame the judge. california senator feinstein was vocal on the issue. >> the president is not a dictator. the framers of our constitution wanted a strong congress for the very reason that most of these kinds of things should be done within the scope of law making. >> as of now, immigration agents are not enforcing the ban. the justice department though has appealed that decision. that's what brings us here to san francisco, where the world

will be watching. many are predicting this case won't end here. it will end up at the supreme court where, of course, one seat sits empty. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield. >> thank you. nearly 100 tech companies including apple, facebook, are voicing their opposition to president trump's immigration order.der. 97 companies filed a friend of the court brief yesterday and argues the order is illegal. they said reinstating the ban would be harmful to their businesses and would make it difficult to hire great employees. the brief said it is leading to other countries retaliating and that can hinder doing business aboard. an officer-involved shooting occurred, the first of the year. what led to the shooting? >> reporter: police say an officer shot a man who died.

the initial call for some sort of disturbance. a police spokesperson says it is unclear if the officer who fired was dispatched to that initial call. >> he located one of the subjects involved, and that's when the incident occurred. >> shocking. it's a little >> reporter: candice heard gunshots. >> i didn't see anything. >> reporter: sergeant cortez said the officer involved is a patrol officer with approximately ten years with the department. he was not shot but was taken to the hospital for his injuries. >> did require medical attention, but it is not life threatening. we're thankful for that. >> reporter: sergeant cortez says the fremont police department is in the preliminary stages of body cameras. some units have them. it was unknown if this officer did. >> it is up to us to do our best. unfortunately, it doesn't always turn out that way. >> reporter: police didn't say if the suspect was armed. pelse and say there is no publi

threat. abc 7 news. two armed robbery suspects in custody following a search that forced bart to shut down train service at the montgomery service station. the men were seen running in yesterday afternoon. police arrested the suspects and the station is open. no one was hurt. san jose state university is warning students to be careful following an armed robbery just about two blocks from campus. two people held up a group of students on south 7th and east reed street friday night. one victim got hurt but will be okay. the robbers took off in a car, possibly a gray dodge charger. a homeless person is in custody, accused of setting this car on fire in oakland. chp showed the burning near fru fruitvale and 7th yesterday. the suspect is a 20-year-old. officers are trying to figure out why he did it. legislation will be introduced to amend california's

laws that criminalize hiv. the current laws were enacted in the '80s. that was during the height of the aids epidemic. this proposal protects people who have hiv from being prosecuted for intentionally transmitting the virus, even if their partner tested negative. the legislation protects hiv-positi hiv-positive sex orders. legislators will discuss the bill this morning at 10:00. the victory parade for the new england patriots is set for tomorrow morning in boston. >> being called the greatest comeback ever thanks to star quarterback and san mateo native tom brady. nail biting game. brady brought the patriots back from a 25-point deficit and forced the first overtime game in super bowl history. he became the first qb in history to win five super bowl

titles. >> down 25 points, hard to majus winning. took a lot of great plays. that's why you play till the end. it is a 60-minute game. halftime, i'd say we weren't doing at all. we were disappointed in the way we played and knew we could do a lot better in the second half. >> at the end in overtime, brady was throwing bullets. it was that precise. >> look at you. >> amazing. final score, 34-28. brady super bowl mvp for the fourth time, a league record. he dedicated the game to his mom, battling an undisclosed illness. >> abc 7 was at a block party with the the bradys neighbors who said they never had a doubt their hometown boy could get the job done. >> they've been behind several games and always find a way to get back. proved it today. >> ever since he was a kid, 5, 6 years old, on a saturday morning, he'd knock on the door to wake up my boys to go outside and play ball.

he's always loved to play. >> brady's neighbors have been having the super bowl block parties since his first trip to the game in 2002. incredible video out of the midwest has everyone talking. >> a giant meteor shot across the sky. jessica is tracking that from the live desk. >> i want to get straight to some of the best video we have this morning. the first one from wisconsin. the viewer who posted it said, glad the security camera was rolling when it happened. we are, too. the second video is from a small town, from lyle, illinois. it was caught by a security camera. you can see in both videos, it is really bright. here's the dash cam one. it almost turns green as it flies across the sky. impressive stuff. the shower was primarily seen in illinois and wisconsin, where we had the video from. but it was seen as far west as minnesota and as far east as new

york. a lot of people saw it. reggie and natasha, back to you. >> thank you. heads up if you're heading to the sierra today. want to show you traffic conditions at interstate 80 at castle peak yesterday. 25 miles from lake tahoe. plenty of snow coming down. already don't ground, too. you do need chains. the sierra could see one to two feet of snow at higher elevations. bart doing some pruning along the tracks to keep trains moving as the bay area got hit with more wind and rain. abc 7 news was along the tracks at the san francisco daly city border. bart closed one of two tracks between 24th street and daly city for several hours. that delayed some passengers. bart hopes pruning trees will reduce future delays and prevent branchs from falling on the tracks. >> announcer: now, your accuweather forecast with mike nicco. >> we're on storm watch this

morning. behind me, i put the last couple hours in motion to give you an idea of how isolated and how light these showers are. you don't see any yellows or oranges. they will keep the pavement wet, like it is here in walnut creek at 680, at least during the early morning commute. the more people drive on it, the friction creates heat. the later you leave, it'll be easier. look how warm it is. temperatures are almost near the highs for today, at least average highs. 52 in san leandro. that's the cool spot. pittsburgh, 53, along with healdsbu healdsburg. the high temperatures will climb a little bit. the upper 50s to near 60 degrees. in fact, it'll hold steady. scattered, light showers in the morning commute. hydroplaning possible. this morning, showers and breezes increase. the heavier rain comes in tonight with temperatures in the 50s once again. we'll go hour by hour to see when it gets to your

neighborhood next. here's alexis. thanks, mike. yeah, he had about five boxes of kleenex he carried in this morning. hope you're feeling better soon. here's a look at the bay bridge toll plaza. very light. we have a little sheen on the pavement. the more vehicles we get out there drying out the roadways, the better conditions are going to be. not too much on the board so far this morning. we do have one spinout crash in the south bay. we'll talk about that in a few minutes. westbound 580, tracy to dublin, 35 minutes. 35 minutes. 60 out of dublin, 16 minutes. hikers get into trouble. what may have saved their lives. with liberty and justice for all. >> that jump was amazing. >> yeah. >> lady gaga wows super bowl fans with the show that got an

assist this year from silicon valley. it is the political message behind the game's commercials that are getting just as much buzz as she is. >> headed to break at 4:40 in >> headed to break at 4:40 in the

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inhaling liquid nitrogen. an investigation is underway right now. deputies were trying to save a woman in augusta, georgia. the sergeant was 33-year-old greg neeger. firefighters got there after the police department. they found the sergeant and the woman unconscious. we don't know her condition yet. the injured officer has been complaining of difficulty breathing. we'll keep an eye on the story for you. back to you. thank you, jessica. final nail in the coffin for maverick. t bankruptcy filings show the event and promoter more than $2.6 million in combined debt. as we reported last week, the promoter and manager filed for bankruptcy after the event's only sponsor, red bull, sued for bree breach of contract. the one-day annual contest

features two dozen world-class surfers taking on waves up to 60 feet. this was the year women were supposed to take part for the first time. 4:44 now. a man changing his flat tire in san jose is in the hospital this morning as police continue to search for the driver who hit him and just sped off. it happened on interstate 280 year mclaughlin avenue early the driver pulled his disabled van to the side of the lanes and was fixing a tire when hit. he was rushed to the hospital with major leg injuries. officers believe he was hit by a red 2006 to 2013 toyota corolla. >> units responded and found it was a motorist changing the tire on the right shoulder that was struck by a vehicle. >> officers found parts of a front bumper and fender on the road that came from the car they're looking for. it'll have damage to the bumper, fog light. terrifying moments for hikers in southern california after a fall into an icy ravine.

hikers slipped down the frozen mountain. this is video of the rescue attempt from the los angeles county sheriff's department. the hikers were apparently not prepared for the cold weather and the ice. the four hikers who survived are in the hospital this morning. watching san mateo native tom braid dody and the patriots was exciting enough for all bay area fans but not all people were talking about. eric thomas shows us the special moments and politics surrounding the big game also created quite the buzz. >> reporter: at a sports bar in san francisco, there were cheers for the big plays along with moments these fans will never forget. >> president bush, would you please toss the coin. >> reporter: fresh off a hospital stay, the coin flip from former president george h.w. bush and his wife, barbara, delighted the players and their hometown crowd. the commercials set a more serious tone than in years past.

the political climate in this country front and center. audi took on gender equality. >> do i tell my granddaughter her grandpa worked more grandmother? >> reporter: progress was well received here. >> owners probably have strong feelings with what is happening and may not be siding with the way the election turned out. >> reporter: budweiser dove into the immigration issue with the story of itsamazing. we should be promoting that this country was built on immigrants. and success is built on that. >> reporter: some people called for a boycott of the beer maker. baa ly belinda said it is good to see companies standing for something. >> where your money goes is where your influence should go. >> reporter: for the halftime show. ♪ this land is my land >> reporter: guide wires lowered

lady gaga down to the stage. ♪ baby, i was born this way >> reporter: some expected her to make a strong political statement but she kept with the theme of accepting our differences. >> everybody should be part of the celebration. ♪ can't read my poker face >> they're having fun. >> they are. i think a lot of us were doing that at home. >> yeah. >> that was eric thomas reporting. intel played a part of the halftime show. the lights behind lady gaga and above were intel drones. >> oh! >> yeah. they used those at disney world, as well, last christmas. >> okay. >> after the show, an intel commercial showed the drones saling back to the ground like stars falling. >> i didn't see that part. >> that's where all the money went, natasha. intel says the software can control 10,000 of the drones at a time. lady gaga will be at at&t park

august 13th. she announced her world tour that's happening. she'll be in sacramento after that. >> who can hang upside down and fall hundreds of feet and sing like that? >> it was great, mike, wasn't it? >> i loved it. the last three haves phenomenal. beyonce. bruno mars, him playing the drums hit me right there. it was awesome. he came out and started the show like that. he did great, t she did great, too. that's why they get the big bucks, right? the golden gate bridge is wet but nothing falling. moderate showers and windy conditions tonight. rain is possible all the way through friday. here's a look at one area. lucas valley road, fairfax, even around livermore, use the windshield wipers a few times. winds are 10 miles per hour less except at the coast, gusting to 21. the evening hour, at 9:00

through 6:00, southerly winds gusting 45 miles per hour. let's talk about tonight. it is a 2 on the storm impact scale because of the gusty winds and the chance for thunder. 7:00 this morning, you can see through about 9:00, light, scattered showers. a little bit of a downpour here or there. nothing like what comes in during the evening commute. all this at 9:00. see the yellow and oranges? this continues all the way through tomorrow's morning commute. that's why we're going to have issues, especially tomorrow morning, getting around with ponding and hydroplaning. the showers will taper. we'll go back to a storm impact scale of 1 for wednesday, thursday and friday. nothing for the weekend. >> mike actually plays the drums, too. that's why i'm guessing he liked the show. he claims he never had a multiin the -- mullet in the '80s. we'll have to ask his wife. we had a spin-out crash earlier this morning north of the summit. sounds like just minor injuries involved in that one.

yeah, there's the little bit of wet pavement we have out this morning. san jose 101 at 280, inbound nice and light. drive for conditions. we'll see what the drive times look like next. >> i want to see the photos, alexis. a south bay elementary school is getting a wildlife lesson. the magnificent birds that are their neighbors. google might have to hand over documents and why it is crying foul. tablets, smartphones and computer monitors. artificial light can wreak havoc with your internal clock. there is an easy way to get back in sync. first, this morning's tech bites. in today's tech bite, improving battery safety. south korea will strengthen the requirements for lithium ion batteries. samsung was forced to scrap its galaxy note 7 smartphone because the batteries sometimes caught fire. it cost samsung billions. the dangers of home connectivity played out last

night during the super bowl. >> the ad for google home aired on millions of tvs. when somebody in the commercials said, okay, google, units mistook the voice on the tv for their users. lady gaga's halftime performance was a hot topic on twitter. there were 5 million tweets before, during and after her performance. in the meantime, gaga's twitter handle was mentioned 2.1 twitter handle was mentioned 2.1 million times, shortly before,

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>> announcer: abc 7 storm impact scale. today's storm is level 1. light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track the storm on the abc 7 news app. 4:54. this is cool. a south bay school is home to a pair of bald eagles nesting in a few trees on campus. the two eagles are attracting a lot of attention from students, teachers, parents and, of course, bird watchers. one parent tells us he first saw them two weeks ago. the school says it's seen two nest s in separate trees since then. bald eagles are a protected species and attempting to move them is illegal. a federal judge is ordering google to turn over some of its user e-mails stored in servers overseas. the ruling against the company is part of a domestic fraud probe. the judge said because the

e-mails are stored outside the u.s., laws that limit law enforcement's access to them don't apply. in a similar case seven months ago, a judge in new york ruled microsoft didn't have to turn over the e-mails stored in ireland. federal investigators wanted them for a narcotics case. google plans to appeal the decision, saying the case breaks from the precedent set in the microsoft case. melatonin, warm milk, all for catching zs. now, camping. researchers out of the university of colorado say sleeping outdoor it is a great way to reset your internal clock. they believe natural light and dark cycles can quickly and effectually reverse the damage of living life in an artificially lit environment. a lack of sleep can, well, duh, affect their alertness, physical strength, mood and even increase the risk of a heart attack. mike, that's all we need. we need to sleep outside. >> i used to do that on the

trampoline we had. >> really? >> i liked it. took naps in the afternoon under the sunshine. maybe that's why i'm sick now. storm concerns tonight. we don't have the trampoline anymore. hydroplaning will be an issue tonight. trees down because it'll be windy. power outages. small creeks flooding, river floodings is going to be low. let's look what's going on. you can see snow up in the sierra as the scattered showers head up there. we have a winter storm warning until 4:00 tuesday morning for one to two feet above 6,000 feet. whiteout conditions are possible. good morning. we're doing good in the traffic department so far this morning. you can see the emery ville camera bouncing around a little bit. i don't have any high wind advisor advisories. westbound 80 good toward the maze. westbound 80, highway 4 to the maze, 17 minutes. southbound 101, san francisco to sfo, in the green. nine minutes.

no mass transit issues. a look at the central valley at 5:00. queen elizabeth ii is making history. the queen got this royal gun salute about a half hour ago to mark her sapphire jubilee. she has been on the throne 65 years. that is longer than any other british monarch. buckingham palace keeping the celebration low key. the queen is spending the day at her else kastate in norfolk. bart pricing is going up. expect to pay more. we'll follow a young girl's journey from yemen to san francisco. how president trump's travel ban impacted her reunion with her family. and did you watch the big game? so many people congratulating qb so many people congratulating qb tom b

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>> announcer: good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 morning. good morning to you. 5:00 a.m. on this monday, february 6th. i'm reggie aqui. >> i'm natasha zouves. we have the whole team, jessica castro, alexis smith and mike nicco. >> here's a look at the light showers on 101 from san rafael down to san francisco. let's look at san francisco. your exploratorium camera showing the clouds rolling by and light showers possible. 51 to 56, feels almost like spring this morning. we'll hang in the upper 50s with a random, light shower all the way until it gets