>> announcer: live where you live, this is abc7 news. oh, my god. so much hail. >> people across the bay area were saying that today. it wasn't just hail. sleet, rain, snow. we saw i will all today. and it's not over quite yet. a round hail just moved through the bay area. more could impact your morning commute. good evening. thank you for joining us i'm matt keller. eric thomas is off tonight. depending on where you live, what you saw outside today could have been dramatically different. this isn't the sierra, this is in woodside annear king's mountain along skyline boulevard. this was the scene in pacifica. you can see hail on the streets. chp tweeted out this photoof 280 around 9:00. a live look shows it's

relatively dry and quiet. >> what a day it has been. mother nature throwing it all at us. we still have showers to contend with out there right now. live doppler 7 tracking it all. get you down to street level. we are watching this cell in the north bay. crossing into noah valley, into tiberon. mixed precipitation. we tracked this cell hitting richmond before 11:30. and arinne de just before the midnight hour. this is how it looked when a cell moved through pacifica just a couple of minutes ago. this coming from tim, yeah, dotting the car window and the hood. the storm impact scale going to be overnight, scattered showers. small hail and gusty winds could be expected. for the morning commute use caution. any of those scattered showers moving through tomorrow morning do have the potential to drop

some hail once again. would he will a he take a closer look at when this storm exits and warmer air moving in on the horizon in the accuweather forecast. crowds flocked to mount diablo for fun in the snow. >> reporter: it was crazy busy here today. just a few inches of snow on the ground but enough to attract plenty of visitors. it dup happen very often, so whenmount diablo does get snow, glen louisia lafayette heads to the summit with his sled in tow. i try to sled from the parking lot to the bottom. you can get a 30 second ride, 20 to 30 miles per hour if it is a good day snits dumping right now. >> reporter: the snow came down during this family's visit but most of it fell overnight which drew an ongoing stream of visitors throughout the i de. it took a while to get to the top. this was the long line of cars waiting to get past the pay

gate. summit parking lot was closed due to the slick roads. visitors had to park below and walk a mile and a half to each the winter wonderland. in the enthough visitors we talked to say it was worth it. >> it remind me of snowboarding andlet is sledding. wintertime even though it's close to i think sprf it's pretty cool. >> when we saw it this morning we were like we have to go see it since the kids have never seen snow and it's much shorter than going to tahoe. >> reporter: but it can be miserable without the proper gear. these high school kids learned that the hard way. >> i didn't bring gloves and my hands are freezing now. and it's terrible. oh, my god. >> reporter: well, the snow kept park rangers busy even after the park closed at sunset. there were quite a few stragglers lingering after the sun wpt down. live atmount diablo state park lilian kim. in the south bay some relief as anderson reservoirs remains

below capacity which means no water has gone over the spillway into coyote creek. hundreds helped clean up previously flooded neighborhoods. abc news was in san jose for family flood day as the city came together to help flood victims. farmers market gave 25% of their takings today to help flood victims. >> everybody is willing to participate and share what they can. >> thousands of people were forced to leave their homes with very little notice when coyote creek flooded last month. yosemite national park a tree fell on a woman and killed her. the accident happened around 11:00 this morning in half dome village

two other areas of the park are closed until noon tomorrow because of high winds. the u.s. marine corps is responding to allegations is a lashs photos of female service members were being shared on a website. melanie woodrow is in the newsroom. she spoke with former marine who says it happened to her. >> reporter: that former marine we spoke with was stationed at camp pendleton in california. she is relieved people are finally talking about what she says has been going on for years. this picture of then lance important ral catherine mannian, whose last name is now cam pell was taken in afghanistan in 2010. she says she later discovered it to an facebook page with vulgar comments. >> talking about me, talking about what is i hot enough to have sex with. devastating. >> reporter: she says she never reported it. >> the command i was in was a great one. i'm sure if i had come to them with this issue they would have been receptive to it but the fact that it even occurred to he

moo, it makes me sad to think that now. >> reporter: now the marine corps says it is investigating allegations of derogatory on line comments and sharing of explicit photos on marines united a private facebook group and closed website saying marines will not tolerate on line or off line harassment. the focus should not be on me or the threats to my family, but i'm making sure the stories of the victims of these behaviors come to light says the person who broke the story. >> these images are reflective of a culture in the marine corps. >> reporter: our congress woman said this is not a case of a few bad apples but a clear case of a culture where the rot has continued to spread and live. if there was a leadership component here the president should fire those responsible. >> i would like to see leadership address it head on, hold everybody accountable who has had a part in this.

>> melanie woodrow, abc7 news. dozens of people are displaced in the north bay after a massive fire ripped through the moelg they were living in. firefighters helped 40 people escape from the travel inn on lincoln road east in vallejo. everyone got out safely including one man in a wheelchair. some tenants claim their units had no working molk detectors. >> we never was woke up by a detector. we don't have extinguishers. >> i started bang on everybody's doors because i don't know if they had gotten out or not. >> the motel honeyer says the building is fire compliant. the cause of the place is unknown. officials believe it started on the first floor and quickly spread upstairs. new details on a police shooting that took place in hayward overnight on mandarin officer. police say more than one officer fired at the suspect after he pointed a gun at one them. they shot him several times and he is now in critical condition. three officers are on paid

leave. police confronted the man after they say he shot a 17-year-old girl and another man. both survived. investigators are looking for more witnesses. fbi agents arrested the former mayor of stockton at sfo today. anthony silva was returning from a vacation in colombia. he is accused of imbezel men, misappropriation of public funds, and grand theft. agents have a search warrant for his home and a stockton chump club he used to oversee as ceo. he was previously accused of giving alcohol at a summer camp to underprivileged kids. officers chased a suspected dirt bike thief over the bay bridge. you can see the biker weaving through traffic. a short time later he crashed at fremont and howard. officers arrested him there. they did not say if he was hurt in the crash. much more to come on abc7 news at 11:00.

tonight the fbi is blasting back at president trump's wiretapping tweet storm this weekend. what director comey ordered the justice department to do. and later, seeing through a whole new lens. this bill boy getting a glimpse of the world tonight like he has never had before. first a winter wonderland in the sierra tonight is a dream for skiers and sn

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president trump is back in the white house tonight after a weekend in florida that likely wasn't very relaxing. the president returns to a washington that's stirred up over his twitter comments on saturday. mr. trump started a storm when he accused former president obama of wiretapping him during

the presidential campaign. mr. obama through his aides strongly denies the charge. and tonight the fbi director is also pushing back. here's abc's richard cantu. >> reporter: a senior justice department official tells abc news that the fbi director james comey has asked the justice department for a public statement rejecting president trump's claim as false. comy reportedly thinks the accusation makes it appear the fbi bhafrd irregularly and wants to wane contain the integrity of his office. >> if this happened -- if, if f. >> why is the president saying it did happen. >> i think he is going off of information that he's saying has led him to believe this is a real potential. >> reporter: and the white house says there will be no further comment until congress investigates the allegations president trump made against president obama in these tweets. terrible, just found out that

obama had my wires tapped in trump tower before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism. national intelligence also disputed the president. >> for the part of the national security apparatus i oversaw as dni there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president-elect at the time or as a candidate or against his campaign. >> reporter: clapper adding during his tenure he saw evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russian officials. >> we had no evidence of such collusion. >> reporter: welcome news for team trump, but now overshadowed by that tempest over the tweets. richard cantu, abc news, new york. a california law maker is leading the congressional investigation into allegations russia played a role in the 2016 election. house intelligence chairman dechnine nunes says now his pam will also look into president trump's wiretapping claims. claims the republicans said so far have no hard evidence. >> there are lots of press

reports running around. i always said you can't always go off press reports. if there was an attempt to get a warrant at the foreign surveillance court in the summer or october. >> hundreds of people turned out for a town hall meeting hosted by republican congressman tom mcclintock this weekend. he was greeted by a rowdy crowd in eldorado hills. mcclintock faced a chorus of shouts and cheers yesterday. some voters are upset with him for his support for the president trump administration while others in the crowd were satisfied with the congressman's mess a j. >> dealing with immigrants, gays, lesbians, planned parenthood. he needed to represent all of us. >> clear concise answers and i was appalled by the fact he was interrupted so often. >> reporter: this was mcclintock's fourth public meeting in recent weeks. let's get back to our storm watch coverage.

traffic moving slowly in the sierra. snow and icy tns on the way up to lake tahoe. i-80 reopened to all traffic including big rigs around 9:30. chains are required for all drivers. 80 was closed from last night until 2:00 this afternoon because of whiteout conditions. parts of lake county also got a dusting of snow today. this is video posted by the lakeport police department early yerlier. parts of the north bay are seeing snow right now. >> in accuweather on the mother naish nature trying to do a repeat performance on monday, bringing more skaerlted showers and another chance to see some hail where you live. live doppler 7 tracking it all tonight. what we are finding out, there are still scattered showers at this hour. going tighter on live doppler shower we have shower traffic moving through tiberon over the richmond san rafael bridge. another cell with light showers over vallejo. i want to track the one crossing the bay right now. it's a slow mover.

25 miles per hour. oakland, expect a light shower at 11:43. and arinne de closer to 11:51 later tonight. snow showers around clear lake. st. helena at this hour. higher elevations certainly saw a good deal of flakes today. you at home did such a great job documenting the sights of the storm today. so many pictures sent to our hashtag abc7 now. this is one of my favorite. mount diablo had snow on the peaks. a lot of folks took advantage. sledders went up there to take in the sights and sled down the snow. outside right now, an indication of how coal the storm sim is. 30s and 40s the name of the game. 38 in santa rose '. 43, san jose, 40, san ramon and concord 43 degrees. overnight tonight future weather showing do not be surprised if you get woken up once again not only by a shower but also by hail.

health care future weather showing another round of moisture. the reason why, this peppering of included cover over the pacific that's more rain that wants to move in over the next 24 hours. the consortium impact scale still going to be put into use for your monday. another day where you have scattered showers throughout the region. it is a one, a light system. but scattered showers have that chance the quickly drop some hail, even have a clab of thunder, and more flakes expected on the highest peaks. future weather, 5:00 tomorrow morning meteorologist mike neeka will be tracking the showers moving through on live doppler 7. notice the peppering, it's not widespread rain but the showers are moving in. 2:00 in the morning, white near hamilton. more flakes are expected. cold storm. early afternoon, keeping the chance of a shower. boo the even hours, 8:00, looks like the storm system begins to depart to the north. best chance after 8:00 lickly in

the north bay. once again a chilly day. well below normal. 53 the high in san francisco. 57, san jose, 56, concord. and 55 the high in napa. saw one to two feet of snow today through the storm in the sierra. additional snowfall, a couple more inches through monday evening. but this storm system is.whering up after bringing a lot of fresh pouder to many of the resorts. if this is not your cutch tea, future tracker temperatures showing you wednesday you are going to love it. the mild air returns. see 70s dotting the landscape inland. even around the bay more comfortable temperatures n the 60s. the accuweather seven-day forecast will show you tomorrow we are dealing with isolated showers once again that will likely bring hail. tuesday morning a chance of a shower. into the afternoon we dry out. wednesday and thursday are picture perfect. we do a 108 180 weatherwise before we track our next chance of rain moving in late on saturday night. >> looks like we do a 180 in the middle of the week, and 360 by

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kerring giving the pep talk because steph started slowly. but klay thompson scarred 14 in the first quarter. four of nine on threes. knick 15-0 russian in the second quarter led by pour zing as. they call him eun corps because a 7'3" guy shouldn't be able to did that. knicks up one at the break. steph 15 points in the third. 360 spin move. gorgeous w. eight seconds left in the quarter stops and pops the three. five of 13 from beyond the arc. better than his last three games combined. 84-76 after three. knicks wouldn't foend fold. baker fuelling a 14-1 spike. klay, who had 21 scores there, is now spike is not happy. steph finished with 31 points. dealing on carmelo anthony. warriors end this mini skid 112-105. here's mike shumann in new york. >> well, the party is over here at madison square garden as the warriors end a two game losing streak with a win today over the

knicks. talking with all the players afterwards at this point in this season all they want is ws. >> we have to play our tempo and our own pace. whether at home or on the road you have got to bring the energy and do it. fourth quarter was amazing to see the ball hop around. >> this is a set back of being so successful. you lose two games and people think the world is coming to an en. >> it is a great thing, we have created such a high standard of play for us that people expect greatness. that's an amazing position to be in. >> this is a team that cop tests for titles year after year. you don't want to step on any toes, but i need to be myself. i have found my rhythm on the defensive end. offensel come shortly. >> kd is going to be out, we have got to adapt and adjust. we will. but obviously we miss him and can't wait until he gets back. we'll just try to hold down the fort while he is out. >> reporter: reporting from madison square garden in new york city, mike shumann, abc7 sports. on the ice, sharks and wild,

two of the best in the west. amazing. stewart shoots and the puck ends up inside the jersey of the sharks goalie. martin jones. what are the odds. no goal. this is a goal. stall beats jones locker side. 2-0 lead. but the sharks answer. haley to carlson, the milk man with his ninth to make it 2-1. the sharks had their chances to tie this game late. but dubnyk had 20 saves and the wild win it by a score of 3-1. abc7 sports, brought to you by river rock casino. we'll have much more coming up with matt barnes later in this newscast and the situation with the warriors, this brutal road trip continues as they go tomorrow to atlanta. so it is a back to back. and they are now two and a half games up on the spurs. that was once a four-game lead. and so it's going to be tight for the final 20 games. >> but these core three players, they have still got them, draymond, klay, and steph. good trio there, right?

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headlines. get ready for more hail overnight and into the morning. this video was taken within the last hour in san bruno. you see a fresh kiet coating of pea sized hail covering car windshields and the grass. there could also be more snow in the morning on top of mount diablo. it is a rare event here in the bay area so people flocked to the state park today to make snow angels and go sledding. drew teama will be up shortly with the time line on the next rounds of storms. the marine corps is addressing vulgar photos and comments on marines united. the investigation started after a marine corps veteran who runs an independent news site brought the allegations to light. if marines are found to have taken the photos without those who posed concept they could case criminal charges. >> president trump accused former president obama of wiretapping him duke the presidential came. aides to the former president

are denying the claim. and it appears the fbi director is backing him up. here's brian ross. >> reporter: the actual source of the president's stunning claim the fbi bugged trump tower remains a mystery tonight. but late today word that the fbi director james comey has weighed in. a senior justice diplomat official told abc news comey has asked the justice department to publicly reject the president's statements as false. the only white house official to speak publicly today, sarah huckabee sanders, appeared on the abc news program "this week" and tried to change the subject and called for an investigation when martha rad it is pressed her for an answer about the source. >> let's look into this. if this happened f this is accurate. >> you are not saying let's look into this -- the president of the united states is accusing the former president of wiretapping him. >> i think that this is again something that if this happened, ma that -- >> if, if, if, if.

>> i -- i agree. >> why is the president saying it did happen? >> i think he is going off of information that he's saying that has led him to believe this is a very real potential. >> reporter: but the president's series of twitter messages were not about the potential, rather that the wiretaps actually did happen. he wrote, terrible, just found out that obama had my wires tapped in trump tower just before the victory. nothing found. this is mccarthyism. as president, mr. trump has unlimited access to the country's greatest secrets. but tonight it seems increasingly clear that he instead relied heavily on a questions raised in a fox news report friday night. >> are you concerned on the flip side that the obama administration may have been surveilling members of the trump campaign. >> reporter: and on the conservative breitbart website which friday had a conservive radio talk show host. >> how many of trumps people were eves dropped on.

>> you are always telling us to take the media seriously. well, we are today. >> reporter: the media's speculation was all focused on possible russian connections to trump and whether alleged collusion with putin's spice during the campaign in fact did lead to an fbi wiretap. today the former dni, the director of national intelligence, james clapper, said trump was never a part of a wiretap. >> reporter: for the part of the national security apparatus that i oversaw as dni, there was no such wiretap activity mounted against the president-elect at the time or as a candidate to or against his campaign. >> that was brian ross reporting. the president is expected to sign a new version of the travel ban tomorrow. the new order would temporarily stop all refugee admissions to the united states. mr. trump's old order has been blocked by the courts. north korea has fired what south korea is calling several banned ballistic mifs into the sea of japan.

>> also known as the east sea. it's the laid nest a series of test launches carried out by pyongyang in recent month. it comes as seoul and the united states are practices military actions in the even of an attack in the fut. today marks the anniversary of bloody sunday when demonstrators attempted to march from selma to month to demand the right to vote for black people. 17 people were injured by police, including future congressman john lewis. celebrations today included a reenactment of the march and a music festival. tonight millions of people across the u.s. are feeling this weekend's bitter chill. for some it is the coldest temperatures all year. abc news reporter eva pilgrim has the story. >> we have a two story

commercial. try the locate the fire. >> reporter: bluser thing winds fanning a fire in queens, new york. two firefighters injured. dozens turned out in the bitter cold overnight. in union city, this block covered in ice after the deadly blaze. embers igniting this church, its steeple collapsing. >> the flames are out of control because of the wind. >> reporter: in massachusetts, this ice a reminder of another frigid fire fight. >> town of warwick. >> reporter: fising negative 5 degree wind chills, a mother and four children dying inside. >> we couldn't get near the house it was too hot. >> reporter: officials investigating if the fire started because of a wood stove. in massachusetts, 40 miles an hour gusts toppling this 100 foot pine, crushing this car and killing the couple inside. >> it was demolished. >> reporter: and the cold temperatures blamed for this mess at new york's la guardia airport. a frozen pipe bursting. passengers rerouted around the

water pouring from the ceiling. >> that was eva pilgrim reporting. a nasa scientist may have a clever way to help make mars livable for humans. this week during a workshop on long term projects, scientist james green pitched an idea to use a giant magnetic shield. it would block the sun's solar -- as the atmosphere starts to fill again and heat the planet, it would help with human plans to colonize. >> reporter: next on abc7 news at 11:00, an unforgettable moment tonight for a 10-year-old. we will show you his new lens on life. boy, is he happy. in accuweather live doppler 7 tracking more showers moving through for y

seeing things differently. you are about to see the moment when a black and white world tran formed for a little boy. >> reporter: being colorblind, and that's how cason earl beck of iowa was born, it's something you adapt to. he did. he is a ball player. he gets a kick of spending time with his family. but he wondered what he was missing. when he heard about special lenses that alter the light passing through them to make certain colors pop he wanted to try them. >> we were concerned he would be upset if they didn't work. >> reporter: they worked for cason. >> see the differences. >> i could hear him start to choke up instantly realizing that what he was seeing was real. >> reporter: rocked him in sufficient a good way. >> everything was so red. it popped out at me so well. >> reporter: he is almost dancing in this moment. >> when you put these blass glasses on it's like your life goes into high definition.

>> reporter: as for practical moments. there is getting dressed. >> it's easier for me. >> reporter: and what he sees in his cereal bowl. >> colorful. yellow, green. a lot of stuff that looks like i want to eat, instead of just like brown. >> reporter: then there is the thing he didn't exactly want to get out of bed for the other day until his dad made him. >> i was like why are youic wag me up. >> reporter: because during that dark dawn that was a sun rise past the window which you do have to see when the world looks new. abc news. >> what a great story there. turning to our weather, we are going to be seeing some more hail possibly here in the bay area. let's check in withdrew for the details. >> best chance i think tomorrow will be in the first half of the day and possibly during the morning commute. live doppler 7 will show you what is happening out that right now. a smattering of showers. not widespread but closer in, you can see green from berkeley, over to richmond.

hercules. one shower passed through vallejo into novato. mixed precipitation just to the west of mill valley in the hills of the north bay. so storm impact scale, gets you into monday, scattered showers. very similar to the setup we had today. any shower could contain small hail, gusty winds, and also snowflakes on our highest peaks. future weather. 5:00 in the morning wet weather moving through. continues for the, mo. then as we go into the afternoon yes the showers are there, then we see them dissipate and head north. the accuweather seven-day forecast is showing tomorrow showers, hail is likely. trying out tuesday. warm up wednesday, mild temperatures on thursday back into the 70s. larry is here now with sports. it's tough to replace kevin durant. you really can't replace his scoring but maybe a will it of his defense? >> i think that's the idea with mats barnes, the hope, and maybe offensively he will come along

once he gets used to the warriors system. been a journey for barnes. cut by one of the worst franchise inside the nba, picked up by

>> announcer: abc7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> earlier we showed you the warriors beating the knicks 112-105, matt barnes he started for golden state in that game. he is in his second stint as a warrior and told our mike shumann of being picked up by the dubs on the quest for a championship was truly a dream come true. >> reporter: matt barnes got his first start tonight with the warriors. he scored three points but played great defense on carmelo anthony. i asked him how great it was to be back in this locker room. >> this is a team that contends for titles year after year.

i don't want to come in and step on my tows but i still need to be who i need to be. >> seems like you haven't let yourself go. >> defense has come in and offense will follow. it will come easily once i'm a lib more comfortable. >> i'm always curious as to what this locker room is like to a guy like you who has been around the league for a long time. it is a high iq locker room. >> intelligent team, unselfish team. a very loose team, but when it is a time play they are ready to play. it's fun atmosphere. like i said, everybody has been welcoming and i'm going to fit in just fine. >> you are shoot threes and normally defense the opposing team's best players. that happened tonight. back en, defending against melo. is that what you feel like you can bring to this team. >> exactly. and my energy is contagious along with draymond. to take on that challenge every

night. i look forward to it. >> do you watch steph and klay throwing balls up. >> it's incredible. i was always been on the other end. i love being a part of it. >> now that you have fresh legs because you have been playing with the kings but you bring fresher legs at time when they need it. >> it has been a stretch run for me to get act clim ated and for other guys getting minutes going into the playoffs. >> reporting live at madison square garden in new york city. mike sureman, abc7 sports. apparently russel westbrook doesn't like anybody named curry. got messy with seth's brother tonight and tossed him to the floor. westbrook had his streak of four straight 40 point games snapped. seth had 42. mavs only two games out of the eighth spot in the west.

crazy finish to the suns and celtic. suns down two, two second life. bledsoe. nice drive. tied. you list says thank you very much, heaves at the buzzer. good night, game over, drive home safely. the suns win it 109-106. pac-12 women's championship. stanford and oregon state. they have beaten the cardinal twice in the regular season. stanford was down twice. banking a three before half time. smith huge off the bench had 18. stanford d clamped down in the second half and take it 48-43. stanford's 12th tournament championship. vandever career win 1008. giants first base coach is recovering after being hit in the face by a ball yesterday. he underwent surgery after suffering a broken nose, orbital

bones and facial lacerations. texts bruce bochy saying he is feel good enough to throw batting practice tomorrow. bochy said that's not happening. >> giants taking on the royals in scottsdale. bumgarner on the hill. a run, a walk. he struck out four. mack williamson had only one hit. here it comes and there it goes. it was good hit. solo bomb, his conspiracies of the spring. the giants loods again, 4-3. they have dropped eight straight in the cactus and the a's beat the marrers in. jim tomasula is back. the coach was working the combine. kre shall flying all over the place. j.y t is the new defensive line coach for the redskins. still with the intensity but not the mustache. solomon thomas worked out today. ran a 40.740. abc7 sports brought to you by

river rock casino. >> funny seeing jim. those guys want nothing to do with him. i think he is helping them by running faster down the field. >> he is sshs that's what he loves to do. i don't think it was a great fit for him as the head coach. he didn't like dealing with us in the media. but you put him out there on the coach with the players. >> he likes working with the players. cool. that's it of the for tonight. i'm matt keller in for eric thomas. abc7 news conti - everything we stock at grocery outlet has crazy low prices. do you know how we do it? - how? - bargainomics! say, if california has a bumper crop and produces too many oranges. or a winemaker in sonoma suddenly has 1000 bottles too many. we've got name-brand, top-quality groceries priced 40-70% off every day. bargainomics. that's our business model. and our business model is... delicious.

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