good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >> good morning everyone i'm carolyn tyler, thank you for joining us on this sunday, january 21st let's look at the weather with our meteorologist, lisa argen. >> we have freezing cold temperatures and clouds thickening up. today is a day of transition to a wetter weather pattern, visibility is a mile many napa. we have a front we're watching invading the north bay before the day is out. 32, 33 in danville with 35 in block hoks. so chilly in the livermore, 45 in pacifica. so with those 30s this morning lasting through 7:00 hour. we'll have numbers struggling to get into the 40s by noontime

we're in the low 50s, clouds over taking much of the bay area. a few peaks of sun in the south bay. rain arriving in the afternoon at the north bay. in the over night hours everyone sees or hears it tonight. and with even a few couple of dry days before a stronger system heads our way midweek? >> thank you lisa. this morning san francisco police wants to know why a car careens a sidewalk. carlos has more on yet easter phii yesterday's -- terrifying moments. >> video captured on cellphones shows the horrifying mommies as people trying to get out of the path of the moving van. and some running after it. >> people were trying to open the door and trying to get the driver out not responding and

stoping. >> paul and his friend walking down the busy >> jumped curve and drove on the sidewalk hitting rossi's deli. >> i was finishing a transaction and the car sideswipes the store. >> you can see him ducking behind the counter. >> it was quick, a flash of an eye. >> the driver kept on going and driving in reverse. >> i started going that way because i was going to try to take a photo of it and all of a sudden his back up lights went on. he was trying to back and you happen everybody is screaming. >> the driver got back onto the street and stopped less than half a mile on 18th and the sanchez, police identified the driver as a 70-year-old man. officials are trying to find out what lead the driver to act

erratic. >> nobody hurt during the chaos. >> unbelievable. i can't believe nobody was hit. >> in the castro district, "abc 7 news." >> this morning a renews sense of purpose for tens of thousands of people in the bay area vowing to remain politically active. marching yesterday to protest the president and his "abc 7 news" reporter, tiffany wlson in san francisco. [ chanting ] >> reporter: market street turned into an avenue for people to vent their frustration. >> tired of it all. >> as a muslim women, it is painful to see what's happening to this country. >> and voice their concerns about president donald trump. >> we have a child with disabilities and the morning after the election my older

daughter when i told her who woulden, she said we have somebody in office who hates my sister. and that shattered our child say that. this man is not just hurting people with dimts there's so many he is attacking. we are here for her and for everybody. >> tens of thousands of people shared pamela ball's passion carrying signs and chanting about policies they want changed. >> no hate, no fare, immigrants are welcomed here. >> i feel like this real change is being made in the u.s. and this is a chance for us to speak out. >> this year's march many a slightly turn out than last year, but they view it as a success. >> i'm happy with the turnout. >> she says the march is about getting out the vote during the midterm elections. >> use your voice by voting.

>> a universal cal to action. , wilson "abc 7 news." >> this year much of the same. chicago estimates 300,000 people in new york, more than 200,000, there were 100,000 people in denver and seattle combined and many are than 50,000 in philadelphia. in l.a. the mayor tweeted there was 600,000 people that's where ak tourette vie oh la davis rallied the crowd. giving women the confidence to speak up about sexual assault. >> it gives them a sense of self worth, enough to break their silence. that's rooted in the shame of assault. >> we'll have more coverage of the marches here in the bay area coming up in just a few minutes. while the government is offline in washington this morning, poll tigs are doing a

lot of finger pointing about the federal shut down. so far no deal. negotiations will resume dood. "abc 7 news" reporter elizabeth her has the latest developments. >> reporter: day one of the government shut down and no end in sight. >> we do crazy things in washington, but this is utter madness. >> we are happy and eager to compromise. but we will not be bullied. >> reporter: democrats saying they will not agree to a government funding bill if it doesn't include a fix 800,000 dreamers undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. the white house standing firm. >> we will not negotiate the status of unlawful immigrants while millions of taxpayers and

hundreds of twoops in uniform and border agents held hostage by senate democrats. >> the white house says that the president is working the phones to make a deal but so far no word of a deal. >> some people are going to have to get off of their high horse and come to their senses. >> until that happens, hundreds of thousands of federal employees bracing for furloughs, like social security employee. >> there are others like myself at home not getting paid wondering when the shut down will be over. >> federal parks closed like the statue of liberty. >> here at home, one of the mane destinations affected by the shut down. at pier 33 where the ferries are still running taking tour rirss to the rock. there won't be rangers to give

tour it is. tours will not be able to visit at night or get a behind scenes look at the prison. >> all of these people are visitors o to our beautiful city. a lot of them says that is a draw, a must see in san francisco and for them not to experience it, it is disappointing. >> ago ka transcriptase closed down during the last shut down. some of the both services furloughed em employees and had to refund thousands of tickets. mail service will not be do down. some will have limited access. muir woods is supposed to close today. other places may be accessible but won't be services provided by the national park service. the vis tor center and restrooms

will be closed and point bonita lighthouse and stinson beach and if you need a complete look at the impact in the bay area, we have a list on our website abc7news.com. expecting highway 101 in southern california montecito area to open before tomorrow morn eegs commute. crews working since the mudslide hit two weeks ago swamping that roadway. they have been cleaning drainage areas and repairing signs and they need to clean and sweep the highway. montecito mudslides killing 21 people and damage and destroyed hundreds of homes. lisa talking about very cold temperatures and rain heading our way. >> we had a lot of sun yesterday. but today waking up for the clear conditions. we're bringing you freezing

conditions as well. 46 in the city, 40 in oakland. 34 out towards livermore. more clouds on the increase today. cool afternoon with less soon and the north bay will see the rain this afternoon. most of you it will hold off through over night hours i will explain in a few minutes. thank you lisa. we'll take you to oakland where thousands of women took to the street for the women's march. the new focus of the march this year. let it snow in the high sierra,

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welcome back everyone, thank you for joining us on this january 21st this is a live look from our emeriville camera. you are probably waking up to the big chill this morning. freezing low temperatures in some locals and everyone is going to see rain starting tonight. this is a good time to get your free accuweather app. we have a lot of changes in the weather this week. lisa along shortly with a full accuweather forecast. for the third time less in a month a dui driver hitting a highway patrol officer in the bay area. latest crash friday night on 101 in san jose where a officer

investigating a crash. officers said a car veered off the road into the crash scene. he's been arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. the off receiver not seriously hurt. just six days ago officer martin suffered broken leg when is an suv hit him responding to a crash on highway 4 in concord. the driver has been arrested on suspicious of driving under the influence. and on christmas eve a suspected driver hit and killed this officer. responding to a crash on interstate 880 in hayward. that driver arrested. four people staying with relatives after fire destroyed their home. sky 7 other head as firefighters responded to a cal to a home on garden avenue. arriving to find the fire well

under way around 1:00 yesterday afternoon. fortunately, the residents got out safely not able to return any time soon. the department has red tagged the property and pg&e cut off ct electricity. no word on what started the fire. the march began on the plaza. this year's event focussing on engaging youth uplifting women leader, and standing up against voter suppression. more than 2,000 took part yesterday. the streets of oakland were packed. tens of thousands walked through downtown yesterday. their chance echoing off the buildings. "abc 7 news" reporter cornell barnard in the middle of the crowd. >> reporter: a massive crowd on the move downtown. from lack merit to city hall.

>> i'm here to stand up for my rights for my rights for fellow women, everyone faces the world in a different way and i'm here to stand up for those people. >> reporter: police estimate 40,000 to 50,000 people flooding through streets. >> berkeley was at the first women's march last year. his daughter lilly filling empowered. >> it's an amazing thing that people here are trying to stop what's happening in the world. >> i think people are legislation shocked and more resolved to take action and make their voices heard. >> there was not a shortage of donald trump bashing. >> tweet others the way you want to be tweeted. >> this year focussing on voter registration and electing more democrats to office. >> we are not up for grabs, grab them by the midterms. >> this crowd demanding answers

and change. >> they refuse to protect our environment and they are willing to risk nuclear war. >> a women's march a new cal to action. in oakland, cornell barnard, "abc 7 news." the. >> san francisco's latest public restrooms surprisingly selfie worthy. known as the painted potties cleverly designed after the city's famous victorians. the department of public works hopes the potties will keep people from using sidewalks and door ways as restrooms. >> vowel untiers take to the street to help the city being clean and green. city workers partnered with the community clean team to pick up trash. the mayor london breed and supervisor helped kick off the clean up. >> it's a big problem in san francisco and part of the problem is because there's so many sources of the litter.

not just people throwing it on the street but it is very windy city, over flowing gar ban cancer. >> community clean team longest running volunteer program keeping the city beautiful with landscaping and gardening g graph if anyty clean up. >> at the public library a troop of lion dancers came to celebrate the lunar new year. scaring away evil spirits and wishing families prosper i t. has been performing in the city for more than 30 years and will visit several more libraries next saturday. it's been a weekend to remember for skiers and snow boarders up at tahoe. at the heavenly resort seeing a

foot of snow. you can see the fresh powder on the ground and the surrounding hillsides covered in snow. more is expected tonight. now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> partly cloudy skies. fog napa and santa rosa here is a cold front. we're going to get the tail end of it weakening as it pushes south and eastward. more rain in the north and wet roadways for the monday morning commute. chilly temperatures, cloudy for most. stronger system heads our way wednesday and that's a significant snow maker for the sierra nevada. partly sunny clouds, mid to upper 50s. clouds in the north and rain line to the north. later on into the afternoon. we'll time it out for you, by the early morning hours this is

about 6:00 tomorrow the rain line shifted to the south cht lots of cold air behind t. a chilly week ahead with that second system bringing in polar air. the north bay a quarter of an inch to over a inch of rain. elsewhere, a couple of hundreds to the south bay half inch to the east bay and a gusty sourtly wind. it is 3:30 and lots of clouds in the north bay. raining in santa rosa by about 4:00 and 7:00 the rest of the north bay crossing the golden gate after 8:00 and by midnight, the rest of the bay area will see the rain from the east bay to the south bay t is 3:00 the morning commute getting going with wet pavement in livermore, fremont showers and then it is over towards the early

afternoon. so preliminary estimates bring about an inch in santa rosa, half inch san francisco, a quarter of inch san mateo, redwood, this is the stronger system coming in wednesday and all throughout the day a good soaking pushing through bay area. showers into thursday, lots of cold air behind this system, one to 2 feet in the sierra nevada. good news here. showing a one on the strongs impact scale tonight and tomorrow, mid to upper 50s looking at a cold afternoon, monday drying out, tuesday chilly with sun and clouds. a two on the impact scale, wednesday moderate with a inch of rein for eastern by the time this one is over. so i'm going to add that to the totals for first system and the rain exits on thursday ch

downloading an accuweather app and dry skies friday and saturday. so it should be a good looking week for january. >> and you said we're below normal so we need this. >> 60% to 70% of average. >> thank you. the playstation shoe ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister!

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down here joining us from new york telling us what's coming up at 7:00 at "good morning america." >> welcome today two of your government shut down. this is your government at work, or perhaps not at work. thousands take to the street a nationwide women march is there a end in sight to the kri is so. exemployee sisal gags that he engaged in blackmail to cover up in a extramarital affair. a criminal investigation is under way. if you are looking for entertainment today, we are previewing tonight's sag awards. it's coming up on gma we'll see you soon. >> thank you, dan. >> ever wondered what would happen if you mashed up some

basketball shoes with a video game system. nike unveiled new shoes with sony playstation theme. the colors are the same as the buttons on the controller. the shoes are especially designed for paul george of the oklahoma city thunders. he is a big gaming fan. each pair has a voucher that can be redeemed for a special paul george theme for a playstation four and the shoes will go sale next month. about $100. the flu season showing no signs of slowing down. how it is spreading without a cough or sneeze. and a bakersfield couple who survived t

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how about 32 by the tell at a, 34 in livermore and morgan hill and napa. 40 in oakland, 37 on the coast. so the cloud cover advances by 7:00 just a few 40s and by 1:00 in the afternoon, partly to mostly cloudy skies. mid 50s for most. as we roll through cloud cover throughout the day the rain begins to advance in the north baby 7:00 and the rest of the bay dry. we bring in the storm impact scale late today into tomorrow it's a one. so we'll time out the rain for you and talk about the stronger system a two headed our way for wednesday. now to the tense negotiation in a bitterly divided washington. no end in sight after day one of the government shut down. entering day two. tens of thousands of employees bracing for furloughs.

>> day one of the shut downturning into a battle of blame. >> we do crazy things in washington, but this is utter madness. >> day one of the democrats government shut down. >> there is little evidence of progress, only a scramble to label the first shut down under president trump. >> we are about 9 hours into the schumer shut down. this is a shut down that president trump welcomed. >> the president tweeting this is the one year anniversary of my presidency and the democrats wanted to give me a nice present. >> he promised infrastructure and gave us a train wreck and now one year anniversary, a big fat failure, f. >> democrats draw ago line in the sand for a funding -- undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. frantic negotiations behind closed doors and on the floor. >> some people are going to have

to get off of their high horse and come to their senses. >> the clock striking midnight with no agreement. gop senator desperately trying to rally support for three weeks of funding. >> democratic leader chuck schumer revealing new details about his 90 meeting in the oval office including funding for the border wall as part of the deal. >> the president said many times he would take a deal including daca in exchange for the wall. >> trump changed his mind. >> negotiating with president trump is like negotiating with jell-o. >> if it like negotiating with jell-o, how are you going to get it done and are you willing to go back to the white house this weekend? >> it hard given the past

history and what i said. you have to be willing to try and i am. >> a bipartisan deal on the dreamers the president rejected is being worked on rchlt going into the partisan corners and throwing a tantrum is not the right way to do it. it needs to be resolved soon. >> there appears to be little progress at this point. congress racing against the clock. working out a deal before the 800,000 federal employees will be furloughed on monday. more on the next steps follow the shut down. coming up at 8:00 a one-on-one interview with white house legislative affairs director mark short. and you will hear from senator dick dur ban. following "abc 7 news" at 9:00. a new "the washington post" poll

showing americans constituted toward president trump. nearly three-fourths of respondents disagrees. 47% believes he is notten mentally stable. six people are dead, and six others injured this morning following an attack in a hotel in afghanistan. five gunmen storming the intercontinental in the capital of kabul. firing at security guards. killing all of the attackers it is the second time terrorists hit that hotel since 2011. now, to the especially dangerous strain of flu sickening people across the country, the epidemic is showing no signs of slowing down. taking the lives of more

children than at this time last year. abc 7 reporter marcy gone zalless has more on how the flu is spreading without a cough or a sneeze. >> reporter: this year's deadly flu epidemic claiming more lives. 79 people killed this season in indiana, 70 in california including 27-year-old catherine gallagher. >> if young people hear this, they will realize that this is not to be triefleed with. >> and across the country, 30 children among the victims including this third grader in alabama. the cdc calling this the worst flu season in eight years. 32 states reporting high levels of flu activity, doctors and nurses across the country are slammed. testing for the virus on the spot. >> to know that the flu is serious this season and to seek help sooner can help save lives.

>> reporter: a new study showing how contagious the through can be. >> i can just be breathing and little particles can travel and you can get sick. >> reporter: h 3 n 2 nearly died after contracting it in 2014 spending a year in the hospital she shares this advice. >> the best way to protect yourself and the people you love is the flu shot. >> reporter: with the worst of the flu season still may not be over. marcy gonzalez santa monica california. videos from the owner of a gym popped up on social media with section allen due -- she wanted to empower others not to be objectified. the owner said the videos were

taken out of context. >> somebody took offense to it and took a picture and put it in a way i can see how it can be misunderstood. >> it's a big deal in our country right now that women are taking a stand and we're not silent anymore. >> the owner posted a rant on the gym's facebook page and has been deleted. >> a bakersfield couple who survived the las vegas mass shooting will get a free dream wedding. it was love at first sight for them. it was put to the test when they found themselves at the music festival in the middle of the deadliest mass shooting in modern history. >> when he laid on top of me and i was on my side looking at him. all i could think about is what my life would be like without

him. >> after surviving that nightmare, they will get a chance to spend a lifetime healing together. the fairy god mother foundation is picking up the tab for the entire wedding. >> the big day will be october of next year. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, there's new evidence that could change the way we understand concussions and their effects on a persons brain. and here is a live look from the east bay hills camera. the big chill is in affect. freezing cold across the bay good snuggle weather this ♪ ♪ there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ all because of you

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happening today eat dessert at the sweet toos fest, the first one in san francisco. it's happening located near third and town sin. tickets start at $30. the festival goes from noon until 4:00 this afternoon and lisa after this you are near comatose. >> we are starting out with cold temperatures. you may want to stay in bed. you can see the clear skies and numbers at freezing for santa rosa, nevada and fairfield, 40 in oakland so you get the idea.

increasing clouds throughout the day. some of you will get your heads wet before dinner and some of you over night. a generous rainmaker to come in the middle of the week. >> you have to pace yourself and know your limits with the sweets. ahead, the end of the warriors road trip turps out to be end of the winning streak. golden states struggles against the

welcome back everyone, 6:45 on this sunday morning. thank you for joining us. this is a live look from our camera don't see anyone out there at the beach. probably because it's pretty cold. it is 37 degrees now, should warm up to 55. going to get rain over night as are the rest of us. stay tuned for lisa's accuweather forecast. right now let's check out sports. it is championship sunday. with just two weeks until the super bowl. this afternoon the jacksonville jaguars face the new england patriots. kicking off at 12:05 the minnesota vikings, verse eagles

3:40 this afternoon. the warriors get a couple of days off. last night it wrapped up in houston against the rockets. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the high and low lights in this morning's sports. >> good morning everybody, the warriors saw the winning streak come to an end last night in houston. a game that may have been a preview of the western conference finals. he is pumped up on the left, rockets hit seven threes in the first quarter. 68% from the field. chris paul back to back. 40-28 houston after one. third quarter the dubs best period. plus the foul, chris paul against looney here, man of 1,000 moves, up and under. fourth quarter, draymond.

they give him the three and knocks it down at 21 points. four minutes left, warriors up 1. rockets love their threes and it was houston down the stretch. james harden, skiller three. rockets one 116-108. >> the warriors streak ends at 14 games which ties the franchise record. when you are away and play games, fatigue has to be a factor. >> too many turn overs, 19 is too many. if you do that, it is hard to get out of transition. >> i felt like we were in control early in the forth and didn't play a smart game overall and a smart fourth quarter and it's a good time. >> you can cal me jinx. >> that's pretty good. we have to watch out for you next time. >> coaches and players can't wait to the get home and thanks to jinx shumann, the win streak

ends here in houston. reporting from the toyota center i'm mike shumann. >> the back championship, 15-year-old bradley signed a contract with the sharks part of the make a wish foundation. what a first period. joe fires a pass through two defenders. 1-1 game, second period, that would be delicious robbing justin. 31 saves on 32 shots. hertl put it is in and the sharks win it 2-1. >> they are a good team, real fast and i think we handled it well tonight didn't give them a whole lot and battled through and stuck with it. >> and a huge point against the

team who is now -- really good and two big points for us. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the nfc and afc championship games i'm larry beil. >> and now our accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >> waking up to cold conditions. partly cloudy skies, santa rosa and napa. a cold front other night to tonight. the north bay impacted later in the afternoon. here is the temperatures right around freedsing in many loeks. 37 mount view, 38 in san jose. 32 in gilroy. and 36 degrees, pretty shot here. you can see the sun coming up here. 32 in santa rosa, freezing in nevada and fairfield. 40 in concord, livermore, 34. hard to get going this morning with the cold temperatures.

looking to increase ahead of the next cold front that heads our way tonight. chilly temperatures looking for cloudy skies throughout much of the afternoon as the clouds advance ahead of the system and a stronger system arrives wednesday with more generous rain and a pretty good snow maker for the mountains. partly to mostly cloudy skies. mid and upper 50s, fremont and san jose, and then cloud yes i and rain moves in by the afternoon. when you wake up tomorrow, wet pavmt and will be raining during the morning commute in the south bay. let's time it out for you, this is our storm impact scale, a one tonight into tomorrow. generous rainfall. a couple of hundreds to about a half inch elsewhere. throughout the day today, we stay cloudy for the most part north. and by 3:30 the rain begins to push in. here it is by the dinner hour

7:30 and rainy conditions. it's going to take the bulk of the evening front to pass through. the over night hours. 3:00 in the east bay. santa cruz mountains and by the morning commute it is mostly over. 7:00 a few left over showers. rainfall ams. the green is the heaviest rain. half inch san francisco, a quarter of inch hayward, a third of an inch in san roman. this is wednesday, a soggy day. a two on the stormt impact scale and thursday we have cold showers behind the system. thursday evening it winds down and we'll see significant snow in the mountains with that system. the accuweather forecast late today the rain starting in the north bay about 3:00 to 4:00 sinking south into the over night hours.

ending early tomorrow, dry monday afternoon, all day tus, wednesday a two on the stormt impact scale. exits on thursday, download the accuweather app and you can be up-to-date with live doppler 7. you can be prepared tomorrow morning, hopefully the rain will get through before the commute. it will impact it for sure. >> there's a new study the way sports team can try to protect athletes from brain danger. concussions and the long-term affects. >> for more than a decade, college and teams have, woulded on symptoms to spot concussions. eye tracking in the bay area used on the sidelines, new research from boston university and the livermore lab that con kugs may not be the real signals of long-term brain damage. chronic traumatic enreceive lop

think. >> you don't have to be concussed to get enreceive lop think and vice versa. they are distinct. >> william moss and his team used powerful super computers to image data on animals. in a breek through they discover blows to the skull are enough to cause stress damage without kaugz the symptom of concussion. specifically -- repeated impacts may trigger changes in the brain that trigger cte. >> that's important what it means for the people who love people which is american football which is mostly everybody. concussion protocols may be insufficient to protect the athletes. something extra may be done. >> with an autopsy on the brain, researchers are working to identify markers in the body that can some day lead to early

detection in living athletes. "abc 7 news." >> coming up a fancy food show introducing the next big ♪ ♪ my husband is probably going to think i'm crazy. he thinks i'm going to see my sister! ♪ ♪ sometimes the confidence to be spontaneous starts with financial stability. once i heard it i was shocked. i just thought, i have to go get it! ♪ ♪

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festival introducing more than 8,000 products. organizers say it's the largest specialty food and beverage show on the west coast m the event not open to the general public. maybe you will get a bite when the fancy food reaches the local grocery store or restaurant. let's get a final check with our accuweather forecast with lisa. >> it is started out sunny and cold. partly to mostly cloudy, warmer in your opinions in the south bay. rain invades the nor baby later on in the afternoon. exits in the morning a one on the storm impact scale. exits on thursday and the second system will bring more ra inand snow to the mountains. bundle up, it's chilly out tlnchts that will do it for us. thank you for joining us on abc

7 mornings, i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen. the news continues on facebook and instagram. "abc 7 news" continues at 9:00 0 this morning. g "good morning america" is up next. have a great sunday and a great weekend.

>> good morning, america. this morning, blame game. democrats and republicans trading jabs over the government shutdown. >> this is utter madness. >> negotiating with president trump is like negotiating with jello. >> iconic monuments and parks closed with government workers bracing for furloughs. what will it take to make a deal? >> taking it to the streets. huge crowds gather across the country for the second women's march. thousands of people from politicians to celebrities rally for change as celebrities like natalie portman open up. about their own personal struggles. >> addressing the accusations. the embattled missouri governor speaking out about his extra marital affair. his first interview since the scandal came to light. >> there was no violence. this was all consensual.