apartment complex on charlotte drive near raleigh road. several people called 9-1-1 after hearing multiple gunshots at 8:45 last night. when officers got there, they found the victim outside the development called the a sense apartments. the victims died at the scene. >> let's get a quick update on weather starting with meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. very wet out there. as we look at live doppler 7, you can see a line of showers through the north bay. heavier rain into the east bay. you can see half moon bay. everyone waking up to wet pavement, breezy conditions. if you are on the roadways or taking mass transit or the ferries, give yourself extra time. visibility reduced 3 miles in napa. in the 50s. it's mild. that's the tradeoff. a few peeks of sun this afternoon. sue? >> we have standing water. hyd hydroplaning a big issue this morning. we told you about the accident

at cesar chavez. one lane getting by. an accident on 580 in oakland westbound near west grand. they're pushing the cars off at west grand. you can see the slow traffic leading up to that. once again, green on your map means rain for your morning commute. it's going to be a wet one out there. as lisa suggests, lots of time. the government shutdown stretching into day 3 now. lawmakers worked late into the night to hammer out a deal but came up empty handed. >> a key test comes later today as the senate is o voting on a short fix to fix things before a few weeks. arlet -- >> about 800,000 furloughed federal workers are waking up this monday morning to a closed government feeling the first major impact of this shutdown. the government shutdown heads into day three and congress is still at a standoff.

>> let's stop bringing it to the brink and victimizing the american people and get back to work on their behalf. >> democrats objected to a late-night vote on a plan to reopen the government. >> these talks will continue. but we have yet to reach an agreement on a path forward that would be acceptable for both sides. >> bipartisan lawmakers huddled throughout the weekend to hammer out a deal. the latest plan, a short-term fix funding the government through february 8th with a promise to deal with immigration. but democrats insist a funding deal much protect the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. those brought to the u.s. as children. sources tell abc news that potential agreement gave the president full funding for his border wall in exchange for protecting the d.r.e.a.m.ers. but the new york democrat says that plan fell through. >> i believe we might have a deal twice only for the

president to change his mind and walk away. >> roughly 800,000 federal employees are furloughed. workers deemed essential like air traffic controllers, border guards in the military are still on the job but without pay. 69-year-old veronica tucker is one of those workers in limbo. >> i live from payday to payday. paycheck to paycheck. it's very difficult. >> the senate will vote at noon today on that measure to fund the government for three weeks. at this hour, it's unclear whether or not the democrats will be on board to advance it. reporting live on capitol hill, arlet fienz, abc 7 news. it's 4:33 now. the family of a young girl involved in a crash last weekend in antioch will be taken off life support. the 4-year-old died in last wednesday's crash. doctors declared her 2-year-old sister camilla brain-dead.

the family is keeping her alive so that they can say one final goodbye and donate her organs. >> mentally, there's no words you could explain to feeling what they're feeling. >> authorities have charged 23-year-old noe saucedo with murder, felony evasion and possessing a stolen vehicle. we have a link to the family's go fund me page. if you want to help, it's on our website, abc7news.com. we have news about the people who died in the southern california mudslides. >> the l.a. times reporting that six of the people killed were in evacuation zones. concerns are being raised but how residents were notified of the upcoming storm. officials admit there were problems with the warning systems but also cite the reluctance of people to evacuate so soon after the thomas fire. meanwhile, recovery crews are facing a daunting task.

>> we can't stress enough that this work is very difficult. our teams have served muched debris piles 20 feet high and 40 feet wide. >> highway 101 is open in montecito this morning. it has been shut down since nearly two weeks ago. resulted in a record number of people saved from possibly taking their lives. the bridge patrol team assisted 245 people on the bridge because they presented a risk of suicide and a 61 more people than in 2016. the security detail numbers 36 officers, up five from last year. that number is larger than some marin county police departments. the long journey home has ended for a san francisco man killed in the korean war. the remains of army private first class james leonard arrived at san francisco national airport yesterday morning. the 22-year-old was reported killed in action in july of

1950. his remains were never found. last year the south korean government found the remains and was able to identify them. >> it was hard. knowing that it's your cousin and had to be in that dirt for 60-some years. then they take him out, find out who he is, that's hard. >> leonard is receiving full military honors and is set to be buried tomorrow. good monday morning to you. boy, it's wet out there. here's live doppler 7. the north bay covered in rain. in fact, it's heavier in the north bay from hercules to he will is he bront. look at this through oakland. san leandro, heavier cells here. if you're headed out, expect the wet pavement, breezy conditions. half moon bay, you can see the showers through 580, i should say 280. in the south bay, rain shadow

effect. nothing south of milpitas but showers. cap toe la the summit and morgan ril. it will dissipate through the morning hours. by 11:00, a few leftover showers. it's much, much milder this morning. 51 in oakland. the tradeoff. it is breezy and wet. 52 in fremont. as we look outside, you can see the situation out there. it's definitely going to be a damp go of it and slippery if you're headed out on the bay. pretty breezy. so highs today with the cloud cover, a few peeks of sun in the afternoon. 57 in fremont. 56 in oakland and vallejo and we'll look for the clearing skies tonight with temperatures in the 40s. the rain should be over. but boy, this morning causing some problem. sue? >> yes. spinouts and standing water big issue this morning. the green on our traffic map, not the sensors but the green around the map means rain for your commute. orange is fog. we do see fog in the north bay.

we had this situation, looks like it might have just been cleared. i'll check with chp, north 280 near cesar chavez. one lane was getting by there. we had an accident north. it's blocking the fast lane. we had an accident earlier west 580 near west grand pushed off ton to the right shoulder. all those now clear. but we have standing water, especially in the north bay that we'll update in a few minutes. starting today, you can apply for a real i.d. that meets new federal dards. you need one by 2020 -- >> they're deemed more secure by tsa. to get a real i.d. you have to go to a dmv field office, bring current proof of identity and social security card and the dmv has hired 300 new employees to help with the processi processing. i have to go to the dmv. going to make me go there. >> i'm sorry, man. managers at an oakland restaurant take a stand against

sexual harassment. the drastic action taken over the weekend. >> show everyone what d.r.e.a.m.ers are made of. >> this uc berkeley student is going back today. what he's saying about his two-week stay at a detention facility. as the north korean threat continues to grow, japan preparing for a possible missile attack. the plan they have in place. we're head today break at 4:39. you can keep tabs on the wet you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california.

today's storm is level 1. that means light rain. keep an umbrella handy and drive safely. track today's storm any time on the abc 7 news app. download it now. good morning everyone. that's right. it's a weak system. but it's on the move. it is spreading rain showers from the north bay down to monterrey today. 58 there. cloudy skies. not a big snow maker in the mountains. we have a winter weather advisory above 3,000 feet until 10:00. 2 to 4 inches. 80 and 50 will be impacted. chains are likely. if you're headed up to the mountains, watch out for wednesday. this is the bigger system that will bring a foot of snow there and more rain here. details on the rain in a few minutes. thank you, lisa. uc berkeley student goes back to class today after an

immigration ordeal. luis morea was arrested in southern california. abc 7 news reporter, lilian kim tells us more. >> luis mora arrived to the airport to cheers and hugs. he's free for now after having posted bail. >> i'm nervous but excited to continue my education and show everybody what d.r.e.a.m.ers are made of. >> he spent 2 1/2 weeks at a san diego detention facility. he was in southern california visiting his girlfriend when he made a wrong turn and encountered a border patrol checkpoint. he was arrested for his undocumented status. mora was brought to the u.s. from colombia as a child and overstayed his visa. >> at the end of the day, i knew everything happened for a reason. god puts you in a situation that is meant to benefit society by yourself. >> mora says his mission is to fight for people like him. several cal students showed up

at the airport to welcome him home despite having never met him. >> i've never personally been detained. i hope it never gets to that. i have family members that have been. to know that we're here to support each other is powerful. >> all of you watching right now, this is how immigrants look like. those are how immigrants look like. we're hard workers. we deserve to be in this country. we're not criminals. >> reporter: he's can have depth he'll eventually become an american citizen. his goal is to serve by works as a u.s. diplomat. in oakland, lilian kim, abc 7 news. we have new developments in the story. three managers and chefs resigned from a restaurant after the owner was accused of sexual harassment. that's according to the san francisco chronicle. one of the managers who resigned plans to hold a news conference to discuss the details. last week, the employees demanded charlie hollowwell divest from the company or they would quit. he's denied the allegations by 17 female employees.

now a live desk update. dramatic pictures from people in japan participating in an evacuation drill. all because of missile threats from north korea. video here from an amusement park. the drill assumed a scenario of a hypothetical country firing a ballistic missile that falls into japanese territory and all of this comes amid missile threats from north korea. prime minister shinzo abe during the opening of parliament said japan will not yield to north korean provocations and japan will continue diplomacy to get north korea to change its policies. back to you. >> thank you, jessica. this morning, pope francis is back at the vatican after a week-long trip to south america marked by protests and violence. the pope left peru yesterday afternoon. he received a much warmer reception there traveling into the amazon and speaking about

defending the rights of indigenous people. in chile, he faced outrage when he dismissed victims' claim about sexual abuse against a bishop there. several churches in the country were set on fire and protesters were tear gassed during a mass in santiago. new this morning, mt. mayan in the philippines exploded ejecting a huge plume of ash and steam into the this is time lapse video of that erupti eruption. it was so big nearby villages were in darkness. a hazardous eruption is imminent. the alert level has been raised to 4 on a scale of 5. many have evacuated. the philippines most active volcano. we're seeing rain in the bay area this morning, tahoe is getting snow. take a look at video from heavenly resort showing conditions from yesterday. it's enjoying about a foot of snow right now. you can see the fresh powder on the ground and the surrounding hillsides covered in snow. as we like to call it, fresh pow

pow. you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. here's lisa. >> good morning reggie and natasha. wet out there. live doppler 7 right now. san rafael, san quentin and mill valley. 580 and richmond, it's wet. look at this heavier cell around san leandro. be careful out there. out towards dublin and pleasanton, the rain is lighter. towards san francisco, light showers through an mateo. heavier rain towards woodside, la honda. there are pockets of more moderate rain. in fact, cloudy in the south bay from sunny veil, campbell and san jose. some showers later on in the morning for you. the front is moving to the south, out of sonoma county. 50 in campbell. mild out there now. 52 in napa. rainfall totals will be light.

they're looking at .25 inches in hayward and .33 in santa rosa. this ends at noontime. a few peeks of sun. not much in the south bay. but by wednesday, a more significant storm comes our way. you'll notice that's a 2 on our storm impact scale. leftover showers for thursday. sue? >> just checked with chain requirements for the tahoe area. none required on 50. but yes, you have chains from baxter to donner lake on 80 at this hour. both directions actually of highway 80. let's zoom in. we have this accident in san francisco now. both directions affected with this accident. only one lane getting by northbound 280 at cesar chavez. they hope to have it open by 5:00. we will check back. we also have accidents partially blocking the lane of traffic highway 1 at skyline. it was a vehicle driving the wrong way in the northbound -- driving northbound in the southbound lanes. we've been hearing a lot of that lately.

yes, slow traffic south 101 if you're making your way towards pacifica. thank you, sue. hollywood stars dressed in black at the golden globes. >> they're selling dresses online, proceeds going to a worthy cause. minnie mouse getting an honor today. the store of the future opens today. >> register and checkout lines. you can scan an app when you enter and you'll be charged automatically as you pick up items thanks to cameras and other sensors. grocery store unions have been critical. >> if the idea catches on, millions of cashier jobs in the u.s. can be repurposed. if you enjoy audio books, you'll have a new place to turn to. the google play store will get a dedicated audio books section. they'll get 50% off first purchase. tim cook and nobel peace prize winner are joining together to launch a campaign

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heavier cells around hayward and towards 580 and pleasanton, san francisco, very wet. south city, daly city and then on the peninsula as well. give yourselves extra time. this ends by noontime. thank you, lisa. the rich keep getting richer while the rest of us are seeing no increase in our wealth. this is according to an inequality report. more than $8 of every $10 of wealth created last year went to the richest 1%. that made up 82% of all wealth created in 2017. the report also finds the world now has more than 2,000 billionaires, most of them are men. their wealth went up by $762 billion, which is enough money to end extreme poverty seven times over. on that depressing note, tomorrow we're going to be watching oscar nominations right here live on abc 7. >> right. last night's screen actors guild

award showed us continuing pattern. three billboards are strong contender and the me too moment paying a huge role. >> everybody's story deserves to be told. especially now. we're living in a watershed moment. >> that is kristin bell at the host of the s.a.g. awards. actor morgan freeman received a lifetime achievement award. a big night for a film about small town drama. small town drama. >> and the actor goes to billboards outside ebbing missouri. >> they also did well at the golden globes. we'll have the oscar nominations tomorrow morning at 5:22 a.m. the ceremony happens live on abc march 4th. would you like to own a dress worn by meryl streep or reese witherspoon? you can bid on their dresses from this year's awards to help raise money for the time's up

legal defense fund. the dresses and tuxes worn by celebs are on e-bay. it will goed towards providing assistance -- they start at $2500 each. the listings expire friday morning at 9:00. here we go. weak system pushing through the bay area pulling out of santa rosa where a sweep is on top of mt. st. helena. you can see light to moderate showers in the east bay. the peninsula. not so much in the south bay and a little snow in the sierra nevada with a winter weather advisory. this is the plan through the 7:00, 8:00 hour. pushes to the south and east. by 11:00 maybe a few isolated showers in the east bay and on the peninsula. waking up this morning, it's mild in the lower 50s. got the cloud cover, breezy winds in the upper elevations. you'll need the jacket. sending the kids out. it's going to be wet throughout the morning hours in the inland valleys. a stray shower at 11:00.

then we're looking at a few peeks of sun out there for the afternoon. another chance of rain coming up throughout the middle of the week. lots of standing water and potential for hydroplaning out there. we've got a full chp log. this is southbound highway 1 near skyline boulevard or manor boulevard. all lanes are blocked here now southbound. there was a wrong-way driver and was a head-on collision. southbound 1 is right now blocked at that intersection. might want to take 280 until we get more information from the chp. elsewhere, an accident that's been moved north 880. it was originally reported near 29th. now it's near market. chp is saying traffic is not really affected. they are doing some round rob s robyns. but traffic is getting by. happening today, minnie mouse finally getting her star on the hollywood walk of fame. i say finally because her main squeeze mickey got his star in

1978. >> what? what took so long? >> uh-huh. bob iger and pop star katy perry will unavailable minnie's star today. disney is the parent company of abc 7 news. >> it's about time. >> i had a time with minnie mouse recently. she was in the studio. >> you're a favorite of hers now. real tight. >> next at 5:00 a.m., there's steady progress in the long reed to recovery from the north bay wildfires. some students in santa rosa will have a sense of normalcy. >> taking a live look outside with abc 7 news now. we have wetness on the roadways. a live look at san francisco's embarcadero. you can see the raindrops on the lens as well. meteorologist

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5:00 a.m., it's a wet start to your monday in the bay area. you may need to turn your windshield wipers on during your morning commute. here's a look at san ramon this morning. >> good morning, it's january 22nd, 5:00 a.m. on the dot. mike and alexis off today. have no fear. meteorologist lisa argen is here. you're never more than seven minutes away from her accuweather forecast. >> we've got rain this morning. breezy in the upper elevations, a 1 on the storm impact scale. most of the rain has been falling overnight. picked up anywhere from a half inch upwards to near an inch. elsewhere, much lesser amounts. from san rafael south, it's raining through san francisco. 680 and 580 through the east bay and just south of fremont, we have a few