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standing on the ledge an refusing to come down. police stand off with a man who led officers through a wild pursuit, winding through thestr. good evening, i'm kristen >> this strange chain of events started tonight in oakland. >> the chase ended in the stand-off, 4 1/2 miles away at college in ashby. we find abc 7 news reporter lilian kim with the developing story. lillian? >> kristen and dan, this is the intersection where it all happened, that white truck belongs to the suspect a stark contrast to the heavy police presence earlier tonight. police won't say whether he was armed, but they did say he assaulted one of their own. the incident that triggered the

evening's chain of events, from what witnesses could tell, the man's activity on the roof was largely uneventful. >> he seems to be this lanky white dude in a black tee shirt. he's just smoking cigarettes. i don't know what he's smoking, but he's smoking something on the roof. >> the high speed chase alarmed everyone in the area. these college students provide ice cream. >> the lady came in and said, someone's open shooting. and then all the staff helped us hide. make sure we were okay. gave us water, places to sit. and made sure we were all safe. >> officers went on the roof and after more than an hour, convinced a suspect to come down. a peaceful end to what was an intense evening for the officers and the people of berkeley.

>> we had a perimeter to set up. really nowhere for him to go. we sat back and had our tactical negotiators to start you can talking to him. >> the you is spektsd did have a passenger in the truck. she too was arrested. police found her in one of the businesses here on college avenue. >> lillian, thank you. our other developing story tonight. president trump's revised travel ban halted one week after signing it inside the oval office. this time it was a federal judge in hawaii that blocked the order. >> katie marzulo is it live where what happens next, katie? >> that second travel ban would have taken effect in about one hour, but now immigration and refugee programs will remain as they were. at least for the foreseeable future. president trump said tonight, he's not done fighting. >> if this sounds familiar, it

is, just as a federal judge in washington state stopped president trump's first travel ban, a federal judge in hawaii has done the same to the second ban. the council on islamic relations calls it an exciting development. >> what we've seen now are two attempts at a muslim ban. it's so important that care, the organizations that work on these things, but every day people that are coming out to the protests, standing with their muslim immigrant neighbors continue to do so. >> the district judge in hawaii wrote the executive order banning travel from six majority muslim countries amounted to religious discrimination. immigration attorney merrill con says the court used president trump's own words against him. >> he repeated several times he was going to put in a muslim ban. so they looked at all of his times he was on the news, doing debates, calling for a muslim ban. >> a rally in nashville, he said he'll take it to the supreme court if necessary. >> i will not stop fighting for

the safety of you and your families, believe me. not today, not ever. we're going to win if, we're going to win it. >> the president can appeal the ruling out of hawaii, it would go back to the ninth circuit court of appeals. the same court that upheld the ruling out of washington. in a statement tonight, nancy pelosi said, the trump administration's repackaging did nothing to change the immoral, unconstitutional and dangerous goals of the muslim and refugee ban. the same ban driven by the same dangerous discrimination, and today, it met the same defeat in court. new at 11:00, we are getting a first look at president trump's 2018 budget that was released late tonight. the proposal would increase military spending by $54 billion, while slashing dozens of other departments budgets. the epa state department, department of agriculture, and department of labor would all face cuts of at least 20%.

the budget completely eliminates the national endowment for the arts, legal aid for the poor. the budget must pass the house and get 60 votes in the senate. abc 7 news spoke tonight with the family of a 16-year-old girl shot and killed by freemont police. elena was one of four people inside a car that police shot at last night next to cal state east bay in heyward, the car was stolen and two freemont officers opened fire. his family thinks officers were reckless. >> thinking they weren't being done right. they took it out on the wrong person. and now our whole family is at a loss. this is crazy. >> the family in antioch says the one suspect who ran and is still wanted by police is her boyfriend. her aunt said she had not been home for weeks and they were trying to track her down.

>>. >> many lit candles in a park near her home. a big shake-up tonight in a story first brought to you by the abc 7 news i team. it involves the hazing allegations that have rocked the football program at napa high school. troy mott led that program for more than a decade, tonight he is out. wayne freedman is live at memorial stadium with new details. wayne? >> for what we're told, he walked out, followed by his entire staff. tonight a meeting of parents and some football players in a house across campus, they want their coaches back. >> on a suburban napa street, you may call this a pep rally before tomorrow night's showdown between football parents and board members. >> it's horrible. >> it's tearing not just a football family apart, it's tearing families apart. >> amanda ulmstead speaking about troy mott who resigned today, followed by his entire

staff. >> it hurts my soul. it hurts me really deep, and i've constantly cried all day for it. >> the resignations follow allegations of hazing on the jv team last october. seven players faced the same fate. they're limiting the coaches ability to handpick his staff. this.s hand was forced into >> the school district confirmed only that the head coach has resigned, it said nothing more about johnny torres, an honor student. the hazing is described as horseplay. they could vote tomorrow night. >> these are good people that are getting screwed by our school district. >> in napa, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. students at uc hastings law

school received a message of inclusion and condemnation abc 7 news was at the mcallister tower. a student living there discovered on monday a jewish symbol on his front door had been set on fire. the school's chancellor set out a letter today, saying the school will not tolerate hateful actions of any sort. a woman abducted and shoved into the trunk of a car. the dramatic escape caught on camera, and the search now underway tonight for her kidnapper. an update on the sea lion saga, that has gripped the local community for the last two days. there's a happy ending to share. winter is not done with us yet. i'll let you know what this means for your weekend plans coming up. honoring excellence in food. the bay area restaurant now up for one of the most prestigious awards in the restaurant industry. here's a look at what's coming up tonight on jimmy kimmel live right after abc 7 news at 11:00.

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captured on camera, you're seeing a woman abducted in alabama, run for her life. this is surveillance video from a gas station. she was walking to her apartment yesterday when a stranger with a gun grabbed her, threw her into the trunk. they are still searching for that man tonight. for two days we've been tracking a stranded sea lion. >> today he made another appearance in a vacaville creek. he began swimming back in the direction of the del pa. >> it's especially good news for experts who thought they may have to rescue him. >> in the middle of a farm pasture, look who pops up from underneath the creek water. the talk of the town, a sea lion out of his element, but stealing hearts. >> let's see if we can catch him. >> i'm so happy for him, and grateful that we got to be a part of this history making moment.

>> mr. leisure was last seen entering a concrete storm drain. >> spent it appears to be the entire night in the culvert, came out earlier this morning, and just started heading back toward the ocean. >> the huge male sea lion swam with the current and onlookers followed him along the way. animal control and marine mammal officials included, only there to make sure he's safely moved through the canal. >> we wanted to keep him going out toward the ocean, in case he decided to make a turn, we were there to hopefully scare it the other way. >> it's very cool. it's good that people care about an animal trying to get back to safety. >> he took his time, no hurry at all. even stopped for a big lunch. >> they're called sea dogs, very much like dogs. they do play with their food. >> this kind of behavior is a good sign, and this could be a normal routine. but maybe the first time he's

been seen. recent storms played a role and he chased fish up here, some speculate. >> it's great to have all this food over here. >> it shows people care. you know. so it's a good thing. >> after a good night's rest, vacaville's famous sea lion decided it was time to leave and head back to a more familiar place. >> that's the way it goes. we're very excited tonight to introduce a new way to watch abc 7 news stories and videos on television whenever you want. abc 7 news is now available on amazon fire, a streaming media player that hooks directly into your television set. you can use amazon fire to connect instantly with abc 7 news any time of the day or night. >> check out our top stories. >> this is an active rescue operation. >> use your remote to move from

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>> pretty cool, right? >> right. absolutely fantastic. you can get weather there, the easiest thing to do right now. >> i've got a little bit of everything. if you've been wanting more warm weather, we'll bump up the temperatures friday, if you want the rain, we'll bring it on early next week. here's a look at our time lapse. you're looking at the fog as we look back a good 10 to 20 degree drop in temperatures, had pretty high level clouds as well. for your morning commute, here's what you need to know, it's going to be fair if you're driving. do allow that extra time for the commute. good, if you're doing a ferry ride, light breeze. those temperatures are not

dropping much. cloud cover is heavy, here's part of the reason. they're really all in the 50s at this hour, we're expecting a comfortable night tonight. you are seeing gray skies here, starting to look a little bit like summer in terms of our pattern. warming up for st. patrick's day. and a rainy pattern is setting up, it's a better likelihood early next week tomorrow morning when you get going. fog, clouds, there will be sun by noontime and the temperatures will respond a little milder than today. low 60s to low 70s, we'll cool it down around 7:00 p.m. tomorrow morning, there will be pockets of low visibility. a little drizzle, especially with the fog and low clouds. not a cold morning. for the afternoon, we're going to go to low 60s to 70s.

the afternoon will feature more sun. going to be a brighter afternoon. it was a weak system in the north bay. produced light showers, sprinkles. that's the kind of weather we're expecting saturday and sunday. here's that weak system, going to our north, maybe saturday night, light shower or sprinkle in the north bay, sunday as a little wave goes through, there may be a little something. we go into monday. this is when we'll see a better possibility of rain as the next system comes in, a little more widespread monday evening 5:00. going into tuesday. tuesday looks like more moderate rain will be pushing through. and scattered showers as we go into wednesday. this sounds like a joke, anywhere from saturday to sunday, zero to a couple

of an inch. every time we're getting closer to these events the models are going dry, which means we have to keep pulling out the rain chances. here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. low 60s to low 70s, it's bright for st. patricks day, 80s showing up inland. mid-60s coast, we'll cool it down over the weekend. it's really monday the first day of spring that we're bringing in a spring storm. that will create potential for wet and breezy conditions tuesday. some showers wednesday, and there's potential for thursday, friday to be wet as well. you can download the abc 7 news app, and keep track of all these possibilities of rain. >> possibilities.

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good evening, after three years at cal, martin is gone. he's leaving for missouri, where he'll get big money and be closer to home. he can recruit and brought in jalen brown in the nba. martin leaves with a record of 62-39. just over 500 in the pac-12. his deal has been reported as 7 years, $21 million. he's from east st. louis, as for who may take over. randy bennett, st. mary's, russell turner, eric musselman in nevada, hard to imagine him sticking around. speaking of randy bennett, he's a little busy right now. gales in salt lake city for their first ncaa tournament game

tomorrow. st. mary's went 28-4 this season. pumped about this opportunity. >> we have confidence every time we step on the court. this environment's no different. we're excited to go out and compete against different teams. >> we weren't too concerned about the seed, and not going to gripe about, we wish we were 6 or whatever. we're happy to get in, and we're excited for the challenge on thursday. >> this is cool, uc davis made their first ever ncaa tournament appearance against north carolina central. they led the aggies with 18 about with 21 seconds left, duwan graph, he misses a three, still a one point game. patrick hull still can't make it, uc davis holds on 67-63. they're going to get crushed by kansas friday. party on for the aggies tonight. usc taking on providence. look at the pass right here -- sweet touch pass.

rodney bullock hammers it home. providence led by 15 at the half. they're dead, they're in trouble. they came roaring back, a little floater by jordan mclaughlin, bennie boatwright, sce smu friday. the spurs hosting portland third quarter, kawai leonard, they call him the claw. finished with 34. oakland native, damian lillard had 16 of his 36 in the third quarter here, as we look at more kawai leonard throwing down. with 2.5 seconds left, the spurs are down too. they try to miss the free throw intentionally, he makes it by accident. blazers win 110-106, spurs now trail the dubs by a game in the west. late news out of the nfl tonight, the vikings tweeting out they have signed la tave yous murray, he was drafted