for the second time. >> reporter: the cardoza family is here tonight holding a prayer vigil, and as you can see behind me, 100 people have gathered here, they're hoping for the best, but know that time is running out for little camilla. doctors have declared her brain dead and there's not much more that they can do for her. they are keeping her alive so the parents can say one final goodbye and donate her organs. her 4-year-old sister died in the wednesday crash in antioch, her mother was injured in the crash but has been able to spend some time with camilla before she dies. >> we're hoping for a miracle, we have tonight and maybe tomorrow and we're going to do this prayer today and if a miracle happens today -- we're hoping for a miracle. >> his father said that he

forgives them because deep down he knows that, you know, why would he want to kill two little angels. >> reporter: authorities say the man responsible for the crash is 23-year-old noe sauce he exited and ran a red light and ran into the cardoza's car. go fund they're just grateful that the entire community here has stepped up. >> so sad, carlos. thank you. getting to the weather now, rain is returning to the bay area tonight. want to take a live look from the exploratorium cam at pier 15. it's been a little bit of an overcast day, but dry across

much of the bay area, tonight folks in the north bay will see the first of the rain. >> those clouds have been thickening throughout the day and now we're starting to see some drops fall from this cloud in the north bay. we want to get you down a little bit closer into the north bay right now, where we do have those reports of light showers on 101, a bit damp in the reason, this is just the start of a very weak system that will be slipping in through the overnight hours, it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. outside of the north bay, those totals really slow up. we'll go hour by hour and show you that strong headed our way. students at the cardinal newman high school in st. rose

will reopen after -- students at nearby st. rose catholic school will also go back to class tomorrow and ceremonies to thank first responders on both campuses. weeks after a devastating storm and resulting mudslides shut down this part of the highway 101 in montecito, that is back up. caltrans tweeted this photo saying that drivers should watch out for worker s up and down tht highway. the government shutdown has had a big impact in the bay area. cornel? >> rporter: the ripple of this shutdown really being felt, the high street pier, home to the national historic park, maritime park has been closed along with a list of other famous landmarks.

the parking lot was off-limits blocked by u.s. park police, the national monument was closed ford the first time today a victim of the government shut youp. >> they told us we could go in. >> reporter: these tourists from ohio were told they could enter the woods, but only at their own risk. debbie kline says it wasn't the same without rangers and concessions inside. >> the fact that the government can't reach decisions and shuts them down to us when they belong to us, it's very disappointing. >> i'm surprised, i have never seen it ever be closed. >> reporter: it was a sunday morning shock to see the park closed. the route a big favorite for runners, bikers and tourists, part of the golden gate national recreation areas. >> we were just looking forward to walking up closer to the port, but another time. zblu. >> reporter: but the signs

didn't stop many from defying the closure by simply going around and under the gate. when we were there, the park police didn't stop anyone. >> i think it's ridiculous, frankly, and thank goodness we didn't pay attention to the signs and we have gone on down and the bridge is so beautiful. >> reporter: alcatraz has decided to cancel their nighttime tours with refunds given. daytime tours will continue. the inconvenience likely to continue as long as the shutdown does. east bay congresswoman barbara lee tells abc7 news she's hoping there will be some progress on negotiations tonight. even so, she says whatever deal is reached, it must protect some of the most vulnerable americans. >> make sure our young people are protected from deportation, make sure that our community

health centers are fully funded and the chip program, the disaster relief is included and the opiod crisis addressed. >> senate majority leader mitch mcconnell said our nation's shutdown problems will grow tomorrow if an agreement isn't in place. >> senate will come to order. >> reporter: day two of the government shutdown and still no signs that lawmakers are any closer to reaching a deal. both houses are back in session sunday with the senate scheduled to vote again on the current short-term resolution at 1:00 a.m. monday. while speaking to troops at a military facility near the syrian border, vice president pence said that the white house would not engage in immigration talks with senators until congress approves a temporary spending bill to extend government funding through february 8. >> know this, your president, your vice president and the american people are not going to

put up with this. we're going to demand that they reopen the government, in fact we're not going to reopen negotiations on illegal immigration until they reopen the government. >> reporter: immigration is one of the main issues law makes are debatin debating. the white house has called for senate republicans to eliminate the filibuster. white house budget director mick mulvaney said that would be one way to end the shoutdown. >> there's a bunch of ways to fix this. >> reporter: to thank dhs emp y employees for continuing to work through the shutdown. >> first and foremost, i just hope we get this budget dun, tsa needs to be paid, which got to get them paid and then let's talk about the four corners of the deal. >> reporter: president trump is at the white house sunday with no public events scheduled. >> to stay on top of the government shutdown, be sure to follow the abc7 app. if you enable push alerts it

will no you will get immediate notification of a deal. we are told the person was shot in the leg, multiple shell casings were found just five blocks away on tennis street. san francisco police have identified the driver of a van that went down the sidewalk in the castro sidewalk yesterday. he's 70-year-old who lives in his van with his dog. rotter is in jail and faces multiple charges including being under the influence of drugs. the family of a korean war soldier finally gets to say goodbye centuries after his death. why it took so long to identify

. the long journey home is over for a san francisco man killed in the korean war. the remains of private first class james leonard arrived at san francisco international this

morning. he was killed in action in july of 1950, last year the south korean government found him and were able to identify him. at last the family has gotten closure. >> him being your cousin and him being in that dirt for 60, 70 years, you know, and then they take him out and find out who he is, and that's hard. >> leonard is receiving full military honors and is set to be buried on tuesday. amazon is opening it's first automated grocery store tomorrow in seattle that will feature in checkout lanes. it will sell prepackaged it will track customers purchases. reuters reports some complications, though, like

identifying shoppers with similar body types and children moving around the items. amazon purchased whole foods last year for nearly $14 billion. it is the end of the an era. >> we're going to miss, you know, people who have meant so much to us. >> a long time east bay business, the last of its kind says goodbye. and get ready for rain to hit the bay area tonight, but keep in mind, nothing compared to what's coming later tonight. i'm rick kwan,

well, before there was netflix, hulu, amazon prime and youtube, there was blockbuster, hollywood video and today take one video. >> today take one video is no more. it had the distinction of being the very last video rental store that was still open in contra costa county. today the owners opened their doors to say goodbye to loyal customers that they have known for many years. >> i'm a talker and

talking to our customers and we're definitely going to miss the people we have spent a lot of time with over the year. >> most of those dvds are sale. nand on accuweather, we're tracking a pair of storms, one tonight that will bring some light showers, and another one a stronger storm that will arrive in the middle of the week. doppler 7 tracking all the action tonight and so far this evening, any rain has been confined to the north bay. doppler 7 with zero into the north bay. very light in nature once again, and even a little bit of snow activity on live doppler 7, that white you see on your screen to the north of lakeport, a couple of flurries in the high elevations with this cold, quick moving system. where we have that rain falling,

it's pulling down cold air. you can see behind that front, we're in the 40s, in front of the front, we're in the 50s. the next 12 hours, we have that cloud cover overhead with showers starting in the north bay and sinking to the south. what that's going to do, it's going to keep temperatures a bit warmer tonight than last night. we'll all settle in the next few hours in the 40s. 41 that overnight low in napa. we do have some showers in the next 12 to 18 hours. so the storm impact scale right now, this is a light system tonight into monday morning. where we have the rain right now and where it will linger the longest in the north bay, that's where we expect totals a half-inch to an inch of rainfall. and a breeze from the southwest 15 miles an hour. watch a time scatamp the connerf

your screen. you can see a lot of that action still confined to the north bay. and into oakland as well. as you go into 6:00 in the morning, you notice the system really just falls apart. however, we will have some light showers to start off the monday morning commute. so prepare for some slick spots also, if those wipers are on, your headlights have to be on as well. the system by mid morning is pretty much dissipating to an isolated shower and quickly will move out of here. high totals will be to the north, up to an inch there. but in the south bay, those numbers are really struggling with this light system. a couple of spots around san jose really struggling to reach of 0rain. we have peaks of sunshine by the afternoon. 56 the high in san francisco, same in oakland, 60 in san jose,

65 the high in clover dale. we're tracking a stronger storm as you head into wednesday into thursday, a 2 on the storm impact scale, likely a half-inch to an inch of rain. the 7-day forecast, there's youu storm on thursday of this week and then it's out of here by the weekend. defending super bowl champ new england took on jacksonville, a team that went 3 and 13 last season. tom brady cut his right hand during practice last week, but it will be no problem. the jags scored again on their next possession as leonard frenett, barry church leads with a shoulder, their helmets

collide and he left with a concussion and never returned. that penalty helped set up this touchdown with james white. for the five-time champs always seem to find a way, down by 10 in the fourth, it's brady. brady finds ammandoa again. last chance for jacksonville, on 10 and 14. bortles pass is knocked away by gilmore. brady and belichick are headed to their eighth super bowl. >> i think that's really a park of this team and these players, when we need it the most, that's when we play our best and fortunately we were able to do that today. >> i was proud of the ways we fought, it's a tough team and we needed to come up with some toughness today and we did. >> no fear, just get out there and get it done, that's what

we're all about in this building. >> stanford quarterback says he's going to transfer to another school. last season chris played in seven games before being replaced. during his three years on the farm, he threw for 19 touchdown and just under 2,000 yards. the warriors return to action on tuesday when they play host to the knicks, last night the dubs had their 14th winning streak finished by houston. cp3 as made a huge difference, kevin durant says it's not just him. >> i really like this team, we got a great coach. the home crowd, i think the difference between them last year and this year, everybody wants to say cp, but i think they play harder on the defensive side of the ball, so

this is more than just cp, they're doing a great job just meshing together. in women's hoops, number 21 california was in usc, kristen simon scores to put the bears up in the third quarter. asia'h thomas lays it in. the bears now 14 and 5, with former stanford players carly and bunny samuelsson looking on, the cardinals took on ucla. they led by 10 at the half, the cardinals tried to come back, keyiana williams knocks down a three. kennedy burke pops from outside, the bruins win 54-63, stanford falls to 12 and 8. at the nfc championship game the eagles from beating up on the vikings, so it roolooks like

minnesota will not be the team that plays the super bowl in its home stadium. >> they're going to be rowdy. >> big smile, big smile. well, tune in, movies try to stop ju

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tonight on a 9:00, over on cofi tv 20, a pair of heroes are about to become movie stars. and on 11:00 here on abc7, an emotional return, the uc berkeley student held by ice is back tonight. sonny pictures highest grossing film of all time, that does not include spiderman. >> the action flick has earned $370 million in the u.s., putting it above men in black,

t"the da vinci code." and jumanji three-quarters of a million since it opened. crime politicaler den of thieves debuted in third. >> and the post and greatest showman rounded out the top five. >> that's it for abc7 "news at 6:00," we'll see you at 9:00 on

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