to follow. ♪ live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> good morning, everyone. i am carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday, february 12th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> it's certainly colder this morning. we are clear but with our waterlogged hillsides and the water still trying to recede we have a flood warning up from central sonoma county and into clear lake. the bigger picture, high pressure is build into the bay area and that's going to keep it cool but dry. 38, san ramon, and elsewhere, upper 40s in san francisco and 40s in santa rosa.

throughout the day today, you will notice all that sunshine. temperatures starting out in the 30s in some of the cooler locations. by noontime, we are in the low to mid-50s, and by this afternoon we're talking 60s. increasing clouds tonight. the rain returns. i will tell you when and for how long coming up. >> thank you, lisa. berkeley police are investigating the suspicious deaths of a couple inside their berkeley apartment. it's the second time in a month something like this has happened in that city. 89-year-old woman was found dead in her bed yesterday morning, and her boyfriend was also dead on the ground beside her. and our abc news reporter has more. >> their relationship was real close. >> they were in love, and their age difference did not phase them and they lived and died

together in this apartment. the small apartment was hot and the carbon monoxide alarm was going off. police still don't know what caused the couple's death. family, meantime, rushed to the scene and worry the circumstances sound eerie hrae familiar to these two found dead in their apartment last month, and they died of carbon monoxide poisoning. >> it's the same situation, but to an older couple. >> and they still do not know the source of the ash. the neighbors were shocked to hear of the latest deaths. >> i don't want that to start becoming an epidemic around here. that's not a good thing. >> these loved ones want answers

fast. dora was recently withiwith i ite reupb cancer. she did not have long to live. he was her caretaker. >> she was going to let you know that you could be loved. >> both, dora and gary lived in berkeley their entire lives. abc 7 news. police are investigating a deadly shooting in pal petious that could be connected to a crime spree. police got a call about a man with two guns running from a car crash late saturday night, and then officers arrived they heard a gunshot coming from an apartment parking garage, and a car sped out leading them on a short chase before it crashed. police arrested the driver inside the parking garage, and

officers found one man dead from a gunshot wound. terrifying moments in southern california after a man and his daughter were rescued frm flash flood waters. santa clarita sheriff's tweeted this video of the rescue yesterday afternoon. two cars were trying to cross a canyon road when they got stuck. crews were able to pull everybody to safety, but this is another important reminder to follow all flash flood warnings. here in the bay area, it's been sunny this weekend, but our recent storms continue to take a toll on several roads. in santa clara county, highway 35 is closed indefinitely after a washout. sky 7 was above the crater as crews inspected the damage. the earth opened up and swallowed a large chunk of the highway. to the santa cruz county where a large portion of highway 17 was

opened yesterday morning, and it's now partially open in both directions near vine hill road. a landslide on the highway on thursday killed a worker trying to clear the massive slide and pinned another worker under a track. and then the wife of a police officer killed is reflecting on the past year. one year ago this weekend her husband was killed as he intervened in a domestic dispute. here's abc 7 news reporter, melanie woodrow. >> on the porch of her new home, sandra vegas said it took several moves to finally find what felt right. >> we needed a quiet place because the story was so loud. >> that story unfolding one year ago today, just after 4:30 a.m., sandra's husband, gus vegas, intervened in a domestic dispute involving his daughter and grandson's father, and it cost him his life.

>> it was not just, you know, your average murder. there was so much to it because of where it happened, and who -- you know, who it was. >> sandra said she considered robert vaga her son, and she forgave him immediately afterwards, and his trial is scheduled for may. sandra says she has seen him in court and spoken to him on the phone. >> he told me he loved me, and that he loved, you know, i love pops. i just told him, i forgive you and love you. >> officer vegas was a 15-year veteran and worked as a patrol officer and detective in several units including homicide. at home he was a family man, a father to ten children, and twice as many grandchildren. >> it has changed all of our lives so much. >> sandra says it's hardest on his daughters who was in the house when he died. >> we said we were never going there was no answer. >> she credits the city of

vallejo, richmond police department, her family and especially her faith for holding her up then and now. in vallejo, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> now to major news overseas. the white house monitoring north korea after that country fired a ballistic missile for the first time since donald trump became president. president trump and japanese prime minister, abe, held a brief nooews conference last night, and abe called north korea's actions untolerable, and president trump said the united states stands behind japan 100%, and kim jong-un announced there would be a missile test and it traveled 300 miles toward the sea of japan, and it was an intermediate range missile capable of flying up to 3,400 miles.

a funding fight for planned parenthood brought out both sides of the abortion debate nationwide this weekend. abc 7 news reporter, lonny rivera, was in redwood city for yesterday's duelling rallies there. >> vote child. vote baby. anti-death. >> two sides in a decade-old debate voiced their opinions. >> we want the abortion part of planned parent hood to be defunded so taxpayer money isn't going to pay for something a lot of the taxpayers don't believe in. >> reporter: they are gathering signatures to push the movement. >> the first ones that have rights are those that don't have anybody defending them. all of us have rights to life. >> across the street, a counter protest with abortion rights activist. >> a lot of people who are down, who feel like the world they thought they lived in cease to

exist, and the only thing that works is action. >> tell me what democracy looks like? this is what democracy looks like! >> and they put those concerns into action by notifying others through social media. >> 3% of the services that are done by planned parenthood, 3% are abortion, and most of them are education and getting contraception, which prevents abortion. >> nobody is saying you have to have an abortion. >> citizens for a pro-life society say most of the rallies at planned parenthood clinics drew large opponents, and a lot expected it given the election of donald trump. >> you can say we are for health care, for the unborn, too. >> both sides committed to moving their message forward. in redwood city, abc 7 news. a community rallied behind a young girl whose reunion with

her family was in jeopardy because of the travel ban. members of the community joined the mayor and congressman, jim costa, to officially welcome her. she was all smiles when she was handed a backpack full of school supplies. the family flew her to sfo while the ban is temporarily on hold. a flight headed to san francisco from austin, texas, arrived hours late last night because of the pilot, a passenger tweeted the pilot got on to the flight in street clothes and then went on a rant about donald trump and hillary clinton. the passenger says the pilot apologized saying she is going through a divorce, and the police took her off the flight and the airline replaced her.

and united issued this statement, apologizing to the passengers for the inconvenience. this could be the most unique protest against president trump yet, and gathered on a beach spelling out the word "resist" with their bodies. and similar protests were held near the white house, and in new york yesterday. beautiful weather that we are having this weekend, lisa. >> continues today. lots of sunshine. you may have noticed this morning it's a lot chillier out there in most locations. a live look outside from emeriville where right now it's 44 degrees, and 39 in san ramon, and upper 30s around los gatos. we have increasing clouds on the way, and a couple storms to talk about. it's all in the 7-day outlook coming up next. also ahead, the port of

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welcome back, everybody. thank you for waking up so bright and early to join us for abc 7 mornings. this is a live look from our sutro tower camera. hope you are enjoying a break from the rain. how long will the sunshine last? lisa along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. the port of oakland celebrates its 90th year

anniversary. oakland mayor made the proclamati proclamation. he once served as the public affairs director at the port of oakland. it's considered one of the country's top 10 contain jerzy ports and once was a supply center for the troops in the vietnam war and world war ii. >> the orville dam began flow into an emergency spillway for the first time ever yesterday. it poses no imminent threat and should end early this week. there has been so much rain and melted snow the water flow knocked away a chunk of the main spillway last week. it will have to be fixed at a later date. water officials say social media rumors that the dam in north

sacramento is in danger are not true, however use of the emergency spillway has caused an evacuation of the feather river fish hatchy that holds one-third of the state's salmon, and workers need to relocate 8 million fish and eggs. driving to lake htahoe is still tricky if you plan to take highway 50, and you will see this sign showing the highway is blocked here. there have been two large landslides in the area, including this one that buried a jeep on friday. a second slide happened yesterday afternoon. they hope to open the highway by 6:00 tonight. a cal trans camera shows 80 through the sierra, and the entire roadway opened after a major landslide west of blue canyon on friday, and after

clearing the side the workers had to make sure the hill was safe for drivers to pass through. hundreds of thousands of people flocked to san francisco yesterday to celebrate the year of the rooster with the city's annual chinese new year's parade. abc 7 news anchor, eric thomas, has more on one of the city's time honored traditions. the year of the rooster is starting off with a bang. >> big crowds gathered to see the fireworks at the chinese new year's parade. >> i like the dragon. >> dancing dragons are always a favorite. there's a lot to consider to make sure these parades go right. >> i usually look through the mouth. >> but this year, roosters were everywhere on the floats and in the crowd, and it's an event that brings out the entire city, young and old.

>> the crowd is just crazy. >> these two are not from the p bay area, but no a good parade when they see one. >> it gras. >> san francisco has the best chinese new year's parade. >> happy chinese new year to you, eric thomas, abc 7 news. >> the parade is the largest celebration of asian culture outside asia dating back in the 1860s. the new year on the chinese lunar calendar, 4714. hundreds celebrated the new year with the colorful cultural showing in redwood city, and krist kristin zee hosted this.

the station was the sponsor. after the performances, every one in attendance was invited into the san mateo county history museum for free. good morning to you. our much-needed break in the wet weather continues, and we still have so many waterlogged areas, and in particular, this area around central sonoma county. the flood warning continues until 8:30 this morning in clear lake, which is 9.8 feet, looking at a pretty full capacity here. until wednesday, we have a flood warning around lake port. there's certainly flooding there, but a big dome of high pressure working in our favor for the next several days, to bring us a lot of sunshine today. increasing clouds tomorrow, and we will see a change in our weather pattern on thursday. it looks like a break, and that's a quick mover before more rain heads our way the second half of next weekend. 44 in oakland, and 42 in san

mateo. good morning, fremont. look at the 52 by the delta. that's a northerly wind, up to 22 miles per hour. so that's why we are so mild there, and with the lack of wind we're awfully cool, a lot cooler elsewhere around the bay. it's certainly chilly this morning. sunny skies today and more clouds on the horizon tomorrow, and we will look for rain returning on thursday. so we will time it out for you, but we are also going to enjoy the temperatures today, which in some spots will be warmer than yesterday. check out that 64. concord, antioch and livermore and san jose with perhaps 66. santa rosa, and napa, and upper 50s along the coast. the northerly winds looking to bring us a very nice afternoon. the next seven days featuring a chance of rain on late wednesday, and a 2 on the storm impact scale, and then on thursday this system looks to hit southern california and we are looking at gusty winds out ahead of this system on thursday, and perhaps one to two inches, so it's another strong

one, and as we go through the day on thursday, you will notice, though, it's a quick mover. by 6:00, the second half of the commute looks dry, and our break on friday and saturday, and then as we head towards the second half of the weekend on sunday, this looks to continue that moist flow off the pacific, ride into monday and tuesday. the accuweather 7-day forecast looking at temperatures today from the mid-50s to the mid-60s, and tomorrow you will notice increasing clouds, and maybe waking up to patchy fog, and valentine's day, still looking at the mild pattern with more clouds from monday, tuesday and wednesday, and maybe sprinkles late on wednesday, and thursday, that quick-moving system will be a powerful one, and then on friday, that break and then we will get into more wet weather. i like to look out 16, 18 days, and it still looks very active. >> wow. thank you, lisa. just ahead a. party sure to

be a hoot. why this special celebration was held for a pair of owls. in honor of black history month, we are using our abc 7 news bay area instagram feed to celebrate the people making a difference where you live. today we are highlighting the oakland museum of california's exhibition featuring untold stories of the black panther party, all power to the people. black panthers continue through february 26th. i have seen it and it's fascinating. we have more

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spike in the gas bills of pg & e customers. jerry hill who represents san mateo says his office launched an investigation, and some customers say their gas and electric bills skyrocketed in the last few months. 7 on your side's michael finney reports. >> these homeowners met each other while venting about utility bills on the social network next door. >> we all started realizing that our bills are going up increasingly anywhere between 50 to 80%. >> pg & e confirms rates went up 21% in the last year alone with the bulk of the increase coming in august. >> this time the increase was dramatically high. >> but customers did not notice until they turned on their heaters this summer. >> we had several rate changes over the course of last year and

that's primarily to fund projects that will benefit safety and reliability of the gas and electricity systems. >> it rate increase was proposed in 2014 and approved by the utilities commission last year, and the utility reform network says that decision also includes another rate increase in 2018, of at least 5%. >> does it make me angry? of course. it's money we have to pay out of our pockets.infuriatinfuriating. who is looking out for the consumer. >> there's a fine against pg & e related to the san bernardino fire in 2010, and that will negate any rate increase in 2017. >> the cdpc is really the body that is responsible, and for those of us who are upset about high utility bills, we really

have to get involved. >> i am michael finney, 7 on your side. a special baby shower in monterey county was a hoot. dozens of people gathered to celebrate the new hatching, and the barn owls move into a nest box setup. the all couple laid eight eggs, and four have already hatched. still to come here on abc 7 mornings, republican senator, ted cruz, responding to trump's travel ban. here why he is criticizing the court decision to keep it on hold. plus, a northern newspaper is apologizing for getting fool

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welcome back, everyone. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa auren. >> hi, carolyn. we are up near mark west spring where a flood warning continues throughout the morning until 8:30 at 61 feet we are getting flooding here, even though the water is receding and also around clear lake right through wednesday. still, lots of water running high. those saturated hillsides and chilly temperatures from san ramon to doubliu dublin, upper . we have an east wind in pacifica, and a northerly wind by the delta, and the rest of us are much, much cooler. from the 30s and 40s this morning for most, by noontime we will see some 50s, and plenty of sunshine, and enjoy it. we do have changes as soon as tomorrow with some increasing clouds, but wall to wall

sunshine today with mid-60s. texas senator, ted cruz, spoke yesterday at several gop organized town halls, and the meetings are to discuss obamacare and hear constituents' concerns, and cruz criticized the ninth circuit's decision to uphold the block on the ban order. >> it specifically gets the authority to suspend immigration from any class of aliens on the national interests, and the ninth circuit court of appeals, and i believe when this case is appealed to the supreme court i believe it will be reversed. >> those that support the court's action says the government must give advance notice and a hearing. president trump says he

knows nothing about national supports his national security adviser might have spoke to the russians about sanctions. nine current and former government officials have confirmed details with the "washington post." they say before michael flynn became security adviser he contacted russia's ambassador and warned him the obama administration planned sanctions for interfering in the presidential election. >> it's not just, oh, this subject came up. it is flynn conveying a clear signal to the russian ambassador, don't overreact to the sanctions the obama team is announcing, we will have time to revisit this later. >> mike pence originally said it was false, and his office said pence was conveying what he has been told and is looking into a report. democrats called for an investigation. the cia denied a security clearance for one of flynn's top

aides. the super bowl winner traditions of visiting the white house is a tradition, but some members will avoid that. trump and kraft buddies, and so far six players have said they will not attend the white house visit. blunt says about the boycott, i don't feel welcome in that house. a newspaper in the dominican republic apologized for using a fake image of donald trump. they now have the photo of alec baldwin playing the president on "saturday night live." it shows him in a photo next to the israeli prime minister, netanyahu. the paper issues a statement saying it was a mistake on page 19 that went unnoticed by the staff. after a federal court ruled against reinstating president trump's temporary travel ban,

steven miller and washington state attorney general come to "this week" with george stephanopoulos at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7. it appears the white house is backing away from former president trump's right to protect bathroom rights for transgender students. the department of justice has withdrawn the motion filed by the last presidency, and the obama administration wanted an injunction blocking his bathroom directive to affect the 13 states suing to remove it. a hearing about the request was set for tuesday, and now it's canceled because the filing has been withdrawn. the original directive forced public schools to allow students to use bathrooms consistent with their gender identities. now to a story of a thank you two decades in the making. abc news anchor, tom kwrauplious, has the story.

>> the images are haunting, and police officers running with not one, but two lifeless bodies. >> saw the lights on, and the front door open, and saw footprints, and there was too many prints to follow. it was scary. >> tom's 3-year-old twins wondered outside in the middle of the night, below zero temperatures, and 45 minutes later the girls were found in an alley freezing. >> your hands, ice hands. >> that was 20 years ago. those twins, jennifer and courtney, survived. now, finally they have met the officers who saved their lives to thank them. >> i was over here and i walked across and started looking. >> the girls and their parents watched the video from that night, and the officers walking them through the painful search. >> just seeing her, you know,

pretty much dead, you -- you looked terrible. >> jennifer and courtney still have some scars from that night, but they survived thanks to these officers. >> you can read things, and seeing it, what they saw and what they did, they are heroes. >> 20 years later, those officers are thankful they never gave up. some sad news to report this morning, former syracuse center died in his home country of brazile. he was found dead yesterday. he died in his sleep. it's not clear how. mellow was drafted by the celtics in the first round of the 2012 draft. his former coach at syracuse tweeted, i'm very sorry to hear about the passing of fab melo, and he was committed to doing his best a while at syracuse. he was 26 years old. the american army officer

that fought the first major battle between the u.s. forces and vietnamese has died, and the battle movie was called "we were soldiers." in the his solders out alive. he died friday at his alabama home. he was 94 years old. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, a classic game show gets a bay area twist that you will find only in san francisco. here's a live look from our work cam with the bay bridge glittering there in the background. warm weekend we have been having, but will that weather continue?

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welcome back, everybody. 5:40 on this sunday. this is a live look from the golden gate bridge camera. weather today, a little cooler, i believe, lisa said than yesterday. what about valentine's day? and the rest of the week, is the rain returning? she'll be along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. happening today, the al mita to come out for a morning of u - habitat restoration along the creek. the group will be clearing

invasive plants and installing more native pants and cleaning up the area to enhance the habitat for fish and wildlife. helpers are asked to meet at 10:00 this morning at the staging parking lot on old canyon road near canyon oaks court and fremont, and you might want to wear long pants and clos clos close-toed shoes, and everybody will be out there until noon. then a pillow fight in the name of love ahead of valentine's day. organizers say bring a costume and bring a pillow before noon when the horn sounds. the pillows start swinging and the feathers begin to fly, and you might want to keep a ban daa from keep all those feathers from your mouth. i want them to clean up when they are done, but they never do. >> that's what i was thinking. the cleanup continues in

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and it gives fans an opportunity to take photos with their favorite players and get exclusive access to the field and the tours of the giant's clubhouse. the first half of the nba season almost over with all-star weekend approaching. today the san antonio spurs will take on the new york knicks at madson square garden, and tip-off here on abc 7. and then durant returned after leaving for golden state, and here's abc 7 news sports director, larry beetle, with the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. kevin durant returned, once he was worshipped but he was booed all night long. let the shouting begin.

durant showers with boos in the pregame in droves, and then dubs came to live in the first quarter, and dubs up by six after one, and clark, and mcgehee throwing it down. and here is durant powering his way to the basket, past jeremy grant. 73-50, dubs at the break. and third quarter you can see westbrook and kd, westbrook saying i am coming, and here he comes with authority and attacking and went for 47 points did westbrook, and 20 in the third, and thunder cut the lead to 12 at one point, but then the crowd chanting cupcake all night long. warriors win, and here's mike shumann. >> kevin durant concerned to okc where he started.

he said it was very emotional for him and it was glad when it was over. >> i always put the city first when i played and i put the fans first along with my teammates, and everybody here knows that. i know what i did was not a popular decision, and i respect them for being loyal fans to their team, and at the end of the day it's about basketball. >> they act like they did not give them an eight nine years. >> they let him have it tonight. but it's sports and it's the kind of the way it is, and it's an emotional business, and i thought kd handled it beautifully and showed great poise all night. college hoops, and trying to take down numbe

and silas with a jumper, and a 9-0 bulldogs run. and then a game high of 24 for a player on st. mary's. and standard lost to arizona schools, and spieth is up by six strokes at pebble beach. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> good morning, everybody. a little wind allowing the fog to stay at bay and the wind has been strong at the delta, and at the coast influencing temperatures, and otherwise we are cool this morning. big dome of high pressure building over much of california for the next couple of days, and we are going to enjoy it because the rain returns second half of the workweek. 43 in san jose.

40 in kaocupertino. you see a couple numbers -- actually, one number in the 50s out towards the delta and brentwood, and along the coast it's mild due to the east wind, and also the north wind here. if we had no wind at all it would be easier for the fog to form and that will happen tonight and we will look for the chilly conditions as well. it's cold this morning, sunny today and clouds increase tomorrow, and then we are going to see a wind shift allowing for the wester hraez to bring in southeast winds. once again, guesty winds and a quick mover, and that's good news. 60 in san mateo. 61 in fremont and vallejo. another beautiful day. mid-60s inland. and the clouds increasing tomorrow so mild in terms of temperatures, but you will notice the increasing cloud cover in the next seven days. we are dry through tuesday and maybe sprinkles late on wednesday, and then by thursday we bring in our next system.

it's a 2 on our storm impact scale, and it will accompany not only rain but some gusty winds with it. the next system you notice that we have green here on friday, but that looks like it's going to hit southern california and then the second half of the weekend, yes, it does look wet. prepare for thursday with some morning rain, afternoon showers, and flooding potential, nowhere for that rain to go with a saturated ground and the gusty winds, and allowing for trees and power lines coming down with all the activity. thursday it's out of here by the evening. friday and into saturday we get the break. but this is a week out, and it still could change. as we go through sunday it looks to be wet, and then this continues -- this forecast model wants to keep the wet weather monday into tuesday. overnight lows, you can see the fog forming by the delta and along the coast with temperatures in the upper 30s to low 40s, and overnight tonight and the accuweather 7-day

forecast with 50s on the coast and low 60s around the bay, and mid-60s today and tomorrow, and more clouds tomorrow and nice for valentine's day, and partly cloudy and sprinkles late on wednesday, and 2 on the storm impact scale for thursday, and more clouds on friday, and a good break, we need that, and you download our abc 7 news app, and you will notice with the changes we will be up on them, and there will be -- you know, it's hard to forecast a week out so fine-tuning it is what you want to do when we get closer. >> that means sticking with the app. i like the heart. you do that yourself? >> it was a group effort. the match game has been on and off television for more than 50 years, and over the years the show launched a lot of popular parodie parodies, and one is right here in the bay area. >> the match game debuted in the 1960s, and had its hey day in

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good morning, everybody. thank you for joining us on this sunday, february 12th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> good morning, everybody. it's certainly cold out, i know much colder than it has been due to the clear sky and light winds, and we are starting up in central sonoma county where a flood warning