camilleri and injuring another driver. >> today that driver, a 22-year-old resident in the city of hayward, was arrested by members of the california highway patrol. >> the chp said on december 24th, he first threatened his wife and then with alcohol and marijuana in his system, he hit the road and grove he mantika to hayward at speeds up to 120 miles an hour. the chp said his blood alcohol level was .11. >> the individual was aware of the extreme danger the drinking and driving posed to others and he chose to disregard that danger. >> they announced that he was charged with second-degree murder and three other felonies for driving under the influence. the alameda county sheriff's department released this booking photo of ali from 2013 when charges against him for a burglary were dropped. neighbors described ali as a

great guy. several were in turns as they declined to go on camera. >> he was celebrating christmas eve like many of us do. unfortunately for him, he chose to drink and drive and smoke and drive. >> officer camilleri's funeral was held this past weekend. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. >> ali will be transported to the santa rosa county jail. police in marin county are investigating an armed robbery too shopping center. the man ronald a ups driver on a he had log truck outside of nordstrom. he pistol whipped a nordstrom employee before getting away. the officers interviewed many customers as a precaution. >> no reason for anyone to be concerned for their safety. it does appear the vehicle

involved did leave the area. we have several people. we're looking as much as we can. >> at this point, police are not releasing any details on the suspect, the getaway car or its driver. they're also not saying exactly what was stolen. travelers face delay sfwreeching the afternoon because someone left their backpack at the gate at the international airport this morning. the san jose police bomb squad arrived. officials evacuated the material natural which primarily serves alaska and southwest airlines. passengers said they wished they knew more about what was going on. >> they should have given us some information about what was happening. and we have no idea. >> now, police started moving into terminal b once it was determined the backpack posed no threat. other folks couldn't get off their flights until the terminal reopened just before noon.

santa clara firefighters were fighting the fire at a huge plant. >> reporter: the flames were huge when the santa clara firefighters arrived at the storage yard on matthew street just after 1:30 this morning. stacks and stacks and stacks of cardboard piled 15 feet high were burning. the only response for firefighters, lots and lots of water. >> the cardboard bails are densely packed together. when they burn, it is really hard to penetrate into the hottest spots. >> reporter: once the fire was knocked down, firefighters used thermal imaging to find the hot spots. nine employees were working will the fire started. they are all okay. when they will be able to return to work is up in the air. firefighters say a fire like this one took place several years ago and caused millions of dollars in damage. and when you see the storage yard in the daylight, you understand why.

it is a sea of soaked and burned cardboard, creating apock limitic view. nearby, planes could be seen flying through the smoke. the work for firefighters will go on, possibly for days. digging in with heavy equipment is that putting water on the hot spots. >> we're trying to find the hottest parts and we'll just continue. >> reporter: firefighters are on the scene and they're looking to see if there are any surveillance cameras in the area so they can determine the exact cause of this fire. matt keller, abc7 news. two men facing charges for the deadly ghost ship fire delayed pleas today. both face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter. one for each victim. both remain in jail tonight. prosecutors believe they were negligent for several reasons

including storing chemicals inside the warehouse. but the defense lawyers say it was someone else's fault. >> there is potential arson in this case. there's no poe financial it started because of pg & e. not even in my clients' premises. >> they will enter pleas next month. we are tracking a return of showers. it's been weeks since we've seen some wet weather and it is on its way. live doppler 7 showing you we do have moisture on the radar scan. we'll zoom into the north bay. none of this is reaching the ground just yet but it is adding moisture into our atmosphere ahead of showers moving in tomorrow. the future weather we do expect by midday on wednesday. showers to begin reaching the surface. it's not only showers we're

tracking. we're tracking the threat of a thunderstorm moving into the region. the storm prediction center has placed the entire bay area in an isolated chance of a thundershower popping up in the region. if one does pop up, it could be lightning and hail as it moves through region. and the showers will linger for several days. we'll look at the forecast in a few minutes. >> after the dry december we had january rain,ville of the coyote creek is on my >> you can see there are plenty of sandbags available for residents. hopefully it won't be needed.

lots of lessons have been learned. be on the alert, be prepared to evacuate and if you are a flood victim, expect to experience losses. the backyard of his home was a disaster when coyote creek spilled over last february, super saturating the soil and causing trees to fall including a century old tree smashing a garage filled with keep sakes. on two weeks ago he got the final okay the build a new garage. it has to be built to updated codes. he is expecting it to cost $170,000. >> i got zero from the flood insurance. from my homeowner's insurance, i was able to recover $55,000. >> reporter: much of the damage was after the rainfall. the water situation much better going into the rain expected tomorrow. >> it's at 26% capacity so it is

not even close to spilling at this point. and we do have that restricted capacity imposed by the division safety of dams because we have a retrofit project going on. >> reporter: the wild card is how much will it play a part in creek flow. the crews the a series of creek clean-ups in recent months. that's a concern in the rock strings neighborhood where hundreds of residents had to be evacuated when they had no notice of fast rising flood water. one resident believes recent clean-up there's help. >> it gives me should confidence it won't happen again. not 100% sure. we have to prepare. >> reporter: lawsuits still pending for those who did suffer losses last winter. an attorney said she represents 150 households and each of her lawsuit is still in the process. >> thank you.

people gathered for high tied trying to learn more about king tides. the exploratorium was holding a king tide walk. you can see the water coming with up on to the sidewalk right there. a king tide is not a scientific term but there is a way to describe the highest tides this time of year and they're called king tides. you're looking at what she called the dance of the tides. >> i think it is really important for to us get outside and pay attention to the things are predictable and natural in our world. the tides, the skies, the effect of the celestial bodies around us. >> this is a time lapse during the ten minutes or so of the high tide with. rain in the forecast tomorrow, she said it is fobl tides will be even higher tomorrow. just ahead with the new year, pot is now legal but

there's a cloud hanging over the industry and it is all about money. one possible solution that could put san francisco in the banking business. >> i used to shop a lot more at the brick and mortar stores. >> a lot of people are saying that. the change on the face of shopping. and the lottery jackpot is up for grabs. at 4:10, get a live look at the afternoon commute it is and lighter than usual. a lot of people still have time off after the new year. it's better than it usually is. well, like two minutes ago it was moving more rapidly handle the it is now but still better than normal.

as i'm sure you've heard, recreational marijuana is now legal. >> the institutions are federally run and marijuana remains illegal under federal law. carolyn joins us from the news room with some possible news. >> california expects to benefit from this. at both the state and local levels there are groups trying to develop strategies as we enter this new era. there's a downer over the high from the passing of marijuana in

california. it is expected to generate $7 billion a year. where do you stash your cash? the pot. the fear smasive wads of cash will lead the violent crime. henry is a lawyer with the cannabis industry. >> somebody will get hurt. people may be killed. it's something that shouldn't to have happen for people that control the banking industry and congress to realize that this is something that needs to be addressed. >> the owner of buddy's cannabis in san jose is one of the few with bank accounts. >> most are cash only. to me it is a security risk that i would rather not deal with. >> the california treasurer recently convened a working

group that suggested other ideas, opening a state backed financial institution. she has set up a task force to consider a city-owned bank. >> how do they bank and carry out their transactions in a state and manageable procedure? >> the attorney believes would it benefit the federal government as well as the cannabis industry for what was an underground business to fully come out of the shadows. >> there's no question the way do you that is you encourage the people to put their proceeds into the bank. >> and he says once those proceeds are in the bank, they're traceable and it makes process trans parent. abc7 news. thank you. business is brisk at the three dispensaries that are allowed to sell marijuana. the reporter was at mercy wellness when it opened its

doors to a line of customers. people were a little surprised at the tax which can range as high as 27% but people are excited about a new era in california. >> we're hoping the bigger we get, the more community involvement and make it part of every day life. >> while recreational sales are importa important, they will continue. google seems like it can do a lot and researchers are using the technology to predict how you'll vote. "the new york times" pulled information on what kind of cars we drive from 50 million google images. they cross referenced and were able to determine how people in certain neighborhoods voted. they found people this republican voting districts were more likely to drive extended

cab pick-up trucks while democratic districts had more sedans. well, a new study shows people are moving west but not to california of three of the four destination states were oregon, idaho and nevada. but vermont had the highest percentage of inbound migration last year. california is considered balanced with not much of a difference between inbound and outbound use. two huge jackpots are on the line. it is the eighth largest jackpot in gaming history. meanwhile, tomorrow's is the biggest since last august when a massachusetts player won a $758 million jackpot. >> what? >> you don't sound happy for that person.

download the abc7 news app to get winning numbers as soon as they are announced. >> i detected a bit of >> nice tie, by the the the >> thank you. it's a gray day. the best chance will be in the evening hours and we see the showers return to the forecast. we can show you we have cloud cover overhead. you probably noticed, your channelled skin and dry lips. we have a very dry time ahead. we won't see drops reach the surface until tomorrow. we'll track the showers moving in. out there now, not all that chilly.

61 in san francisco. we're at 59. ukiah checking in with 59 degrees. we'll remain rather dry. a lot of cloud cover overhead. not too chilly. no 30s on the board. most of us will rest in the mid to low 40s as we get you into wednesday west bring back the storm impact scale. a better idea what to expect. a system that arrives here and lingers, it is a light system of light to moderate showers. there is the chance. we could have a thunderstorm move through tomorrow and it could bring lightning and hail. the big takeaway, this is not a soaking of that. let's time it out hour by hour. watch the time stamp. we stop this tomorrow around the lunch time hour west do expect

drops to be reaching the surface. very isolated in nature..... we'll have some dance spots won't be widespread but some spots will have showers. we have a chance of that shower popping up. do you see the yellows on the screen? throws the down pours that could have some hail and lightning.tn. future tracker rainfall showing you a really good estimate between a quarter and three quarters of an inch of rain. where we do see a downpour pop up, most spots will be between a quarter and three quarters of an inch of rain. temperatures falling into the

upper 50s and lower 60s tomorrow afternoon. here's the accuweather forecast. we'll show you what you can expect. the a chance of a thunderstorm. mainly in the evening. thursday, we'll call it scattered showers. the rain is still lingering into friday morning. it ranks a one. and we'll see the storm move out. a mix of clouds and sun.n.n.n.n. tomorrow evening there may be some issues with the rain. danica patrick. the advice she said she would give herself at the start of her career. >> and why carrie underwood might look little different from now on. >> the traffic looks a little different. it's clear until you get to the intersection and then it slows down.

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sexual misconduct issues are expected to be the first order of business. lawmakers will likely grapple with legislation to boost protections for victims and people had report sexual misconduct. they'll be forced to deal with efforts to improve their own policies for handling such misconduct. that includes the case of tony mendoza who is refusing to step down despite allegations of inappropriate behavior toward female colleagues. . meanwhile, fighting sexual harassment not just in the entertainment industry but across all industries. >> and they're calling it time's up. the latest voices add to the call for change. >> i want to show you the go fund me campaign for the time's

up legal defense fund. it has raised a whopping $14 million. there are a lot of smaller donations. the hollywood stephen spielberg and the cap shaw foundation is contributing $2 million. and oprah winfrey add another $100,000. all together, 300 celebrities took out a full page ad saying now unlike ever before, our access to the media and to important decision makers has the potential of leading to real accountability and consequences. it is hollywood and beyond. actress ashley judd, a member of time's up, told diane sawyer her story. >> he grabbed my hand. the look my face, abject terror.

i can see it in my eyes. >> the fund will provide subsidized legal support. to every woman in agriculture who has to fend off unwanted advances from her boss. every janitor trapped nightly in a building with a predatory supervisor. we stand with you. if this group of women can't fight for those who don't have as much privilege, who can? thanks. new details about the nasty fall carrie underwood took. she is warning fans she might look a little different. she said the fall in november outside her home required 40 to 50 stitches to her face. she said she is grateful wasn't

hurt worse. we'll get into infrastructure. it is the easiest of all. >> congress laying out its plans for the new year. plus the deep freeze across much of the u.s.

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thanks for staying with us. here are the headlines. a 22-year-old hayward man has been charged for a crash on christmas eve that killed a chp officer. the district attorney said mohammed ali was driving more than 100 miles an hour and under the influence when his car drifted off i-880 and sbloomd officer camilleri's vehicle. an attempted hold off at the mall. melanie woodrow sent us this tweet. she'll have a live report at 5:00. and world news tonight

tweeted this photo saying someone people have died during mass rallies in iran over allegations of government corruption. world news will have that report. congress gets back to work a longitude list as lawmakers head into mid-term elections. president trump who wants to work on the agenda. >> reporter: congressional leaders will meet to discuss the agenda. as lawmakers return to capitol hill, they're already facing a time crunch with a packed to do list. >> a new year comes with a new to do list. at the top of president trump's wish list, infrastructure. infrastructure. infrastructure is the easiest of all. >> he is eyeing a $200 billion package to rebuild the roads, bridges and airports. but it needs buy-in from

democrats. >> the democrats have no incentive with this wave that is building, to not surf the wave. >> the most time sensitive of issues, striking a deal to avert a partial government shutdown. then there are the dreamers. nearly 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought to you us. after the read that dhaka program next year. >> the president wants responsible immigration reform. he said that he would like the include a daca resolution in that process and we hope to be able to work with members of congress to get it done. >> the packed agenda comes as republicans look to work on their agenda. >> a lot that needs to get done. the difficulty the republicans

face is they're in a very bad year. >> and that majority officially narrows in the senate tomorrow. vice president mike pence will swear in two democrats. al franken's replacements. that changes the make-up to 51 republicans and 49 democrats. in washington, abc7 news. >> before you go, a quick question. there is word that a long time figure in the senate has decided to retire. what can you tell us about that? >> that's right. senator orrin hatch of utah, the longest serving democrat in the senate, says he'll be retiring. now many are looking to mitt romney. >>er many thanks to you. orrin hatch spoke about his decision to leave the senate.

>> although i will miss serving you, i look forward to spending more time with my family whose love and support made this all possible. >> orrin hatch began in 1776. he worked a bill to bring term limits to congress. more than 40 years later, very popular. and al franken has been accused of allegations. he has denied some and admitted others. record breaking temperatures.

from austin to buffalo, it is just miserable. >> i can't even describe it. it is unbearable. >> it's also dangerous. >> the car is falling through. >> firefighters scrambled to rescue an indiana woman trapped in her car beneath frigid waters. she is in critical condition. in maryland, three people were injured after their car crasheded in the river. and dangerously cold conditions at this seven alarm fire in new york city, the firefighters battled the flames and the cold. water mains are frozen and bursting, turning this street in baltimore into an ice rink. many schools were closed or delayed. >> i thought it would be safer to deep kids home. >> another blast of arctic air

is expected to hit the east coast bringing ice and snow as far south as florida. delta has issued a waiver ahead of the storm. speaking of travel, delta airlines is issuing travel wares because of the conditions in the southeast. it lets them rebook by next monday. the wage affects four a bus ran off into a big receiving. more than 260 feet down to the beach below. more than 50 people were on that bus and authorities fear the death toll will rise. the accident occurred in a remote area about 43 miles away from the capital city of lima. south korea offered to engage in high level talks with

north korea. the goal is to find ways to cooperate with the winter olympics next month. it came a day after kim jong-un said he is willing to send a delegation to the olympics. swift back lash for a chef who claimed to spike a investigationan's meal. and mcdonald's takes a fresh new approach. >> deeper and and the clouds are gathering at this hour and s

with the holiday season officially over, now comes the hard part. >> yes. you have to pay for all that stuff you bought. >> what a drag! >> there's a down side. shoppers racked up an average of $1054 in debt this holiday season. the personal financial website magnified money says that's an increase of 5% over last year. analysts say consumers simply don't stick on their budgets and

many times underestimate the cost of gifts. half in the survey said they'll need three months to pay off their debt. 29% said five months. 10% say they can only afford to make minimum monthly payments. that means someone with a debt of $1054 would need six years to pay it all off. as an alternative, you might want to consider transferring your debt to a low or no interest credit card. it is a good time to be work for adp. they have created 6 million jobs in each of the last six years. the job growth is among all parts of the economy. the leisure and restaurant economies are seeing large growth. work in construction and manufacturing are also on the upswing. so are high paying jobs in professional financial services.

lagging, retail. a survey of millennials find most are unhappy with their jobs. the study from the management consulting firm couldn't clueded most millennials describe their first jobs as disasters. that's how we describe our jobs here. >> millennials look for freedom. >> isn't that what we all want? >> yes. >> they would like free lunches as well. >> welcome to the real world. live doppler 7 showing you we have a few clouds overhead. a few returns not reaching the

surface yet. we will see showers beginning tomorrow. there is the chance tomorrow evening we could have a thundershower pop up in the region. the big takeaway unfortunately, not a soaking arraignment get you out the door. a lot of cloud cover and it looks like it will be dry. we do think by lunch, noon, we see isolated showers. and then by 7:00, the showers become more numerous in nature. as you go about your evening commute, we'll have some damp roadways. probably a quarter to an inch of rain. here you go. the chance of a thundershower on your wednesday. still, the showers will linger. into friday morning and then the system gets out of here and it leads its way to a dry weekend. not a soaking rain but it is nice to he sue you back in the forecast. ?

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mcdonald's is about to take a fresh approach to its burgers. they're testing marketing a new burger from oklahoma that is made from fresh and not frozen beef. the golden arches will weigh about a sixth of a pound. mcdonald's held similar tests for quarter pounders in 20 scene and plans to start selling those later this year. a chef said she is getting death threats after she claimed to have spiked a diner's meal. she made the claim on facebook saying she spent all day cooking vegan recipes for a group of dine here's did not order any of it. within hours, it sparked an extreme back lash.

the restaurant's rate go plummeted. she has since apologized and said she did not add meat products to their meal. the race car driver danica patrick is adding a new title to her resume and that would be author. she is out with a new book called pretty intense. it is more than just a fitness book. >> i have to say, i read it over the weekend. your abs are like a 12 pack over here. was it nerve-racking to do this? >> well, i mean, i worked really hard. at the end of the day, the book, i wrote the outline, the entire workout program, i tested it. aid focus group do it for 12 weeks. i wrote every recipe, i edited every recipe, i put all the quotes in. it is my baby.

it's nice that it turned out so well but it came from a vision. i sent the photographer the style of photos i wanted for the inside shots and then workout shots. >> i was inspired. yesterday i exercised twice in one day for the first time ever, two times. >> how did you feel? >> exhausted. >> if you work out twice a day, you really shouldn't be doing more than the 20 to 25-minute workouts that they are. i make the mistake myself, i get real ambitious. over, 30 is nothing. then 40 minutes. i'm too tired to do the next one today. it shouldn't be easy but it should be doable. >> other than being pailio and glooten free, that's the recommendation, to boring out twice a day. why is it so important?

>> i think most people are no used to working out with much intensity so that's the first biggest difference. and then our bodies get used to doing something once. it is designed to be five days of workouts. once you figure out your schedule, it's simple. the other thing with 20, 25 minutes, it is not so long. it's not like oh, i'm starving. it's 20 minutes. >> if you could go back to the start of your racing career, what piece of advice would you give yourself? >> i'm not someone that wants to look back and change anything. i wouldn't change path of anything i was doing. i would reinforce and reencourage me to stay true to myself. just be who you are and be honest about it and know your truthful so stepping into my truth and the things that are the most meaning tofl me and the way of life that's the most

meaning to me. it is the most important thing. >> i know this will launch a lot of new years resolutions. is there anything you're hoping the accomplish in 2018? >> i love the way you put it. if you were going on ask what my new years resolution was, i don't make them. but i did get a bunch of books. i need to read a little more. i like the learn. the older i get, the more i want to learn. >> and this is a good book to start with. thank you so much. wishing you a healthy and happy 2018. >> thank you so much. >> it could be a great program. it's hard to find the time to work out twice a day. >> no kidding. with work, maybe if you have assistants like she must have. she even went through this bram her mom who is nearly 60. she said they got incredible abs

as well. we now know the name of the first baby born in the bay area in 2018. we first showed you this little guy yesterday. ryan powell dominguez. he was born yesterday after his mom went through 48 hours of labor. now, check out these cute little twins. they were born in kern county, both minutes and a year apart. one baby was born on december 31st, 2017. the other, born 18 minutes later on january 1st, 2018. mom and babies are doing the changing face of malls and what retailers are doing to try to keep your business. >> it consolidates and allows activities for all of us. >> dwindle go crowds forcing retailers how they do business. new efforts to get you in the door.

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we are two days into the new year and thousands of stores sts worried about closingful? what are shops are doing to try to attract customers. >> anchor stores like macy's, jcpenney and sears are the stores that attract majority of customers. that foot traffic gives a boost to the smaller businesses nearby. according to a business insider report about, a quarter of anchor retailers are at risk of closing which would spell bad news for malls. >> i think a lot of the little guys will suffer which is sad. i really like the support small

businesses when i can. >> shoppers make a lot of purchases online. >> since having a little baby, i can't get out as much. >> the online trend has hurt a lot of brick and mortar stores. i was told over the phone that shoppers want more than just a new shirt. they want an experience. >> the new anchors are movie theaters, bowling alleys, restaurants. >> to attract more families, they opened up round one. a large arcade. with games, arrest yokaraokkarak he brought his three sons to bowl, shop and eat. >> we're planning on picking up some of the shoes at the vans store after we're gun this. >> still, the business insider

report says 12,000 stores are expected to close in 2018. alyssa harrington. abc7 news. >> so many people now don't even think about going to the mall. it's so easy to sit at your computer and click. >> someone said it d it d it d amazon and target could actually join forces this year. tech analysts say gene munnster said amazon is the partner for target. they have promotions for kid friendly video content. last year, amazon bought whole foods for $13.7 get the latest news on the abc7 news app to get

personalized push alerts to get more of the news you want to your phone. >> with that, thank you for joining us. driving on a highway at speeds greater than 100 miles an hour. >> in fact it was 120 miles an hour. what we are learning about the man charged with killing a chp officer. >> huddling near a police car. plus, a car trunk explodes with fireworks, sending hundreds of people ducking for cover. and a little rat causes a big delay at oakland international airport. the reason police swarm a mall after reports of an armed robbery. it was of a ups driver.

>> all of this happened at the village in courte madera. an employio was pistol the armed driver is still on the loose. >> central marin police evacuated dozens of nordstrom employees from the department store around 10:00 today after the record of the robbery at the loading dock. he ronald a ups the suspect got away in a white van police say someone else was driving. police do not have a description of the armed suspect or the getaway driver. >> it does father suspect was wearing some sort of mask. >> reporter: investigators are hopeful surveillance video