>> toll plaza. wet roads. we're tracking the rain and what you can expect the rest of the day. own windshield wiper to clear the screen. >> that's what we saw. >> i don't feel i've seen that before. >> is that new? >> we're bringing you new and exciting things. because of the spider. remember that spider? >> the spider has been making appearances. it's january 2 27bd, monday, 6:00 a.m., never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning. we have wet pavement. it's moved through the north bay. it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. that means light precip for a couple of hours. one to two tenths expected. highway 1 up towards 580. the richmond-san rafael bridge near orinda and walnut creek. impressive rain towards union city in hayward and fremont. mill bray, 280 half moon bay, you're wet. we'll talk about when this exits. keep the rain gear handy for the morning hours.

sue. >> busy on the roads this morning. as you might imagine, we have the standing water and potential for solo spin outs. we had an earlier head-on accident southbound 1 near manor drive. thankfully, that was not major injuries and cleared out of lanes. we have an accident west 580 near hacienda slowing things back towards airway. there's an accident s past sun 'ol. this is a solid 15 to 20 hen minute backup. >> two schools in santa rosa devastated in the wildfires will reopen today. >> first responders will be among those welcoming students back. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live for us in santa rosa. good morning, amy. >> reporter: hi natasha. here at cardinal newman, they will be in portable buildings. the campus not ready to go yet. at at st. rose school, the campus has been restored.

the buildings at st. rose did not burn. they suffered from significant water damage. the principal says crews worked around the clock to get the repairs done so students could return. >> restoration company had to pack up the contents of the school. stored it on the playground in six huge metal containers and then it was emptied out and we had to figure out which boxes went where. >> reporter: cardinal newman -- >> now breaking news from the live desk sniel we want to get to breaking news from san jose that we've been watching all morning long. i want to show you a live look at the wyndham garden hotel. this is on silicon valley boulevard. you can see that there is a large police presence and firefighters there. that's because there is a hostage situation ongoing right now.

began between 4:00 and 5:00 yesterday afternoon. this is a video from a little bit earlier. we now know one floor of the hotel is closed. guests on that floor have been either moved to a different room or another hotel altogether. a suspect is holding at least one person hostage. abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is there right now gathering more details. we'll have a live report from her later in this newscast. >> jessica, thank you. it's 6:03 now. the senate will vote on a bill to fund the government for three more weeks. not clear if it will pass. until then, national park visitors will encounter barricades like at muir woods yesterday. the rangers and u.s. park police officers told people they could enter the park areas but at their own risk. >> disappointed. the place wasn't opened up. we couldn't go in and stick to our plan today. but i mean, on wards and upward.

>> the fact is, the government can't reach decisions and shuts them down to us when they belong to us. it's very disappointing. >> tourists can still visit al ka tras during the day. the operator of the ferry is covering expenses while the shutdown continues. police are investigating a shooting. there was a victim in a car before noon yesterday. the person was shot in the leg. multiple shell casings were found about five blocks away at tevis street. no word on any suspects or arrests. we're learning more about this bizarre incident in san francisco's castro district. do you see that? that man is driving on sidewalk. he's identified as 70-year-old kenneth rotter. he drove up on to the sidewalk next to castro street and crashed into a deli. you can see the surveillance video. he apparently lives in the van. he told officers he was having trouble with his brakes. nobody got hurt.

rotter is in jail and faces at least six charges, including attempted murder and driving under the influence of drugs. it is 6:05 now. more properties destroyed in the north bay wildfires are going up for sale now. there are now about a half dozen empty lots in napa county. except for perhaps the concrete patio. the napa valley register says they're being called fire lots by realtors. they're listed for $200,000 less than when the home stood there. a huge wastewater spill into monterey bay closed several beaches. a facility in marina is blamed for the spill. this is a 25-mile stretch of beaches from marina state beach to stillwater cove closed as a result. monterey 1 water responsible for the facility says as much as 4.9 million gallons of wastewater flowed into the bay. that water is being tested now for elevated bacteria levels. we have a great update to the story of a firefighter

catching a 5-year-old from the third story of a burning building. those two had a sweet reunion over the weekend. president trump's new tax plan expected to bring a lot of cash to california businesses. now the state wants some of that action. good morning. we're waking up to wet weather. the threat has pushed through the north bay. we have a froth of rain from the east bay to the peninsula. beginning to fill in, in the south bay. south bay. stay with us.

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6:09 now. welcome back. many california companies will likely have more cash on hand thanks to president trump's new tax plan. some democrats want to grab half of their bind i. windfall. senate democrats want to pass a bill for companies making a million dollars or more will be charged a surcharge. it will have to pass by a 2/3 margin before reaching governor brown and the voters. good morning. waking up to a soggy monday morning. a 1 own the storm impact scale. a very light system falling apart. maybe a tenth of an inch, less. san rafael, 101, berkeley and oakland you're wet.

alameda, san leandro and moragament highway 1, you can see a break in san francisco. it begins to fall apart as it pushes south. no wet weather yet in the south bay. but we're having mist and drizzle and then in the santa cruz mountains. you have fog to contend with. 3 miles in oakland. through the delta and through the morning hours, this falls apart. sinks south. maybe a few leftover showers fl we'll see peeks of sun later on today. sue? >> all right. we have this ace train delay. finally got moving this morning. but not before it was about 15 to 20 minutes late. it's now back on track. it's now back on track. but still running late to lay lathrop. that's a grind. getting busy too into concord. highway 101 into san francisco is pretty good ride. but it is very wet out there

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had a full -- seeing the family and how appreciative they are and seeing the children playing with their siblings, my heart is overfilled. >> that's so nice to see. coming up at 7:00 on gma, you'll hear more from that heroic firefighter and what he says was so brave about the girl's father. a live update. >> vice president mike pence in israel this morning. he is revealing some details about moving the u.s. embassy. he spoke a few minutes ago and he says it will now open in jerusalem next year. meanwhile, this video from him. they're arriving. the vice president met with israel's p prime minister, benjamin netanyahu. the israeli premier praised last month's decision by the trump administration to recognize jerusalem instead of tel aviv as israel's capital. the move really angered a lot of

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danville and san ramon. 680 in dublin. showery weather. a little bit more moderate in spots from pleasanton. 680 back towards hayward, union city. light showers in fremont as well. on the peninsula from half moon bay, 280 in woodside. it's a damp start to your monday. los altos, wet weather. it's breaking apart here and parts of san francisco. we still have wet weather throughout the 7:00, the 8:00 hour. a hole there in the south bay as we have that rain shadow effect and more showers down towards boulder creek and scots valley. the southerly winds, we're very mild. 54 vallejo, 52 in san jose. you can see the fog and the wet pavement. we have the showers this morning, peeks of sun this afternoon. a stronger system of soaking rain on wednesday. this is how much we've had so far. about .2 to a third from oakland and into san francisco. but as we go through your wednesday, this strong system is

a level 2. it pushes through the bay area right on through the day on wednesday. we have scattered showers on thursday. we're looking at some wet weather for your thursday and then we dry out. just in time for the weekend. sue? >> take a look. mass transit issues. if you're up and at 'em, b.a.r.t. is running a mild delay. about ten minutes there in the recovery phase due to track maintenance. the san francisco lines and the sfo mill bray and east bay directions. ace train number 3 got off to a late start out of chute at stockton. it continues to run about 18 minutes late towards san jose. we'll check back with that. a lot of red on the maps. you see the green. it's affecting your commute. we have better news off the waldo before spencer. that accident has been pushed out of lanes. you are seeing residual slowing there. we have a long line of slow

traffic westbound 24. an earlier accident still has things backed up before the caldecott tunnel headed towards oakland. now a live desk update. >> an update here on a situation in florida. the fbi now joining police in the search for a person of interest connected with the explosion of two pipe bomb type devices at a mall. fire crews arrived to the eagle ridge mall in lake whales. they saw smoke coming from a service corridor and two improvised explosive devices were found that ignited in a corner. backpack was also found inside the corridor, possibly with more ieds inside. police say the devices were a type of flare and a pvc pipe wrapped in electrical tape. good news, no one was injured. police are now going store to store with a canine unit. if i get any additional updates, i'll pass them along. thank you, jessica. city workers used a cooking

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good morning to you. scattered showers, wet pavement. live doppler 7 tracking it for you. you notice that it's pulling out of the north bay, into the east bay. richmond, hercules, oakland, walnut creek. you need your wipers. your kids, the rain gear. on the peninsula into the main bay, cloudy skies. we're milder in the 50s. 51 in mountain view. looking for sunshine this afternoon. natasha. >> lisa, thank you. if you have a dog, you're urged to get them vaccinated for the flu. confirming cases of dog flu in the city. symptoms include coughing, nasal or eye discharge and fever. dogs around larger groups of dogs at parks or kennels should gets vaccinated. many doggie day cares. >> reporter: kennels have closed because of the outbreak. most dogs recover. in many case it is can lead to pneumonia and death. the philadelphia eagles return to the super bowl for the first time in more than a decade. facing the patriots. euphoric eagles fans climbed the

light poles even after city workers covered the poles in grease last night. thousands spilled into philadelphia streets after the eagles beat minnesota 38-7 in the nfc championship game. >> they literally put crisco on the poles and people still managed to climb on up. >> it made them more dangerous. >> true story. the government still shutdown this morning. there's hope. we're live in d.c. with an update for you. we're hearing from the uc berkeley student after being arrested at a border checkpoint. the start of a new era in the air. what you need to know about the new i.d. card that's needed to board a domestic flight. still tracking breaking news in san jose. police at a hotel right now. a barricade situation

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good morning bay area. get up and get going. good morning. it's coming up on 6:30 on this monday, january 22nd. thanks for being here. >> we appreciate you waking up with us. meteorologist lisa argen is here for mike nicco. >> it's a 1 on the storm impact scale. it's a weak system. it's winding down in the north bay. not in time. there's fog and there is definitely windshield wiper

activity from a tenth to two tenths left in the system. from san rafael and richmond and southern marin county on the peninsula. you can see the scattered showers around san francisco. so we'll talk about the rest of the week and a more soaking rain midweek. >> lot of flooding and standing water. solo spinouts which goes with the rain. thank you, lisa. metering lights were on at 5:13. early this morning. carpoolers are making their way fine. the rest of you are stacked up. if you look at hercules into san francisco, one hour commute now. it's one solid line of red on the sensors as you can see here. couple of other problem spots. we had an accident southbound or westbound 580 near hacienda that's been cleared. southbound 680, we had an earlier accident at sunol. and one in the santa cruz mountains. we'll update that in a few minutes. a lot of things going on at the live desk. i want to get you a quick

breaking news update out of san jose. our reporter tiffany wilson at a hotel, the wyndham hotel that has a barricade situation going on right now. we are getting an update from police. she's talking to them at this very minute. we're going to check in with her as soon as possible. i also want to get to the government shutdown stretching into day three. lawmakers worked late into the night to hammer out a deal to reopen the government. but came up empty handed. a key test comes later today as the senate is set to vote on a short-term fix to the government for three weeks and we do have a live report coming from abc news reporter arlette saenz live in washington. arlette? >> reporter: good morning, jessica. with the workweek kicking off, about 800,000 federal workers are furloughed. staying home today without pay. the government shutdown heads into day three, congress still at a standoff. >> negotiations to reopen the government hit another roadblock.

>> step back from the brink. stop victimizing the american people. get back to work on their behalf. >> democrats objected to a late-night vote on a plan to reopen the government. >> 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 that a funding deal must protect the so-called d.r.e.a.m.ers. the undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. as children. another compromise was nearly struck between senate minority leader chuck schumer and president trump. 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 said

it fell through. >> i believed we had a deal twice only for the president to change his mind and walk away. >> roughly 800,000 employees are furloughed, workers deemed essential like air traffic controllers, border guards and military are still on the job without pay. 69-year-old veronica tucker is one of the workers in limbo. >> i live from payday to payday. paycheck to paycheck. it's very difficult. >> reporter: the senate will vote in a few hours on that short-term measure. at this time it's unclear whether or not democrats will be on board to advance it. the president tweeted a short while ago, democrats have shut down our government in the interest of their far left base. reporting live on capitol hill, arlette saenz, abc 7 mornings. thank you, arlette. developing now in san jose. police are looking for one person after a man was shot and killed outside an apartment complex near charlotte drive and raleigh road. several people called 9-1-1 after hearing multiple gunshots around 8:45 last night. when officers got there, they

found the victim outside a new development called the ascent apartments. >> the family of a young girl in a car crash will be taking her off life support. they gathered at the family's home in pittsburg. doctors declared her 2-year-old sister camilla brain-dead. her family is keeping her alive so the parents can say one last goodbye and donate her organs. the girl's mop was badly hurt and she has been able time camilla. >> mentally destroyed. you can't explain what they're feeling. >> authorities charged 23-year-old noe saucedo with murder, felony evasion and possessing a stolen vehicle. if you would like to help the family, we have a link to their go fund me page on our website. new details about the people who died in the southern california mudslides. the l.a. times reporting that six of the 21 killed were

involuntary evacuation -- in voluntary evacuation zones and others were along the borders of the zones. officials admit there were problems with the warning systems and they cite the reluctance of people to evacuate so soon after the thomas fire. meanwhile, recovery crews are facing a dauntsing task. >> we can't stress enough that this work is very difficult. our teams have searched debris piles, some of which have been 20 feet high and 40 feet wide. >> this morning, highway 101 is open in montecito. it's been shut down since the mudslides nearly two weeks ago. now your forecast with lisa argen. a soggy monday morning with scattered showers, fog and mild temperatures as we look at live doppler 7 right now. we've got the rain pushing out of the north bay. it's in the east bay and the south bay. so be very careful out there. we're looking at the wet weather

from richmond to berkeley and oakland from walnut creek to martinez. 580 and 680 using the wipers, san francisco, sunset and bay view, daly city looking at wet weather. further south on the peninsula from redwood city, woodside and 280. as you get to sunnyvale, cupertino, it's dry and scattered showers pushing into san jose and willow glenn. the santa cruz mountains are wet as well. san francisco, looking at slippery roadways. then for the commute on the water, it's breezy. and we've got some fog. it is 50 in sam bricambrian par. throughout the morning, the front falls a parts and pushes south and east. then by 11:00 this morning, just a few scattered showers in the south bay. we're left with partly to mostly cloudy skies. san francisco and oakland today. 60 in san jose. tonight the fog forms. it won't be as cold, though.

in the low to mid-40s. looking at a dry night tonight. a dry tuesday and then we've got a pretty good looking system coming our way on wednesday. still below average rainfall totals. but this system .2 to .3 so far. not bad. sue? we have a messy commute as you might imagine due to the water on the roads and problems with mass transit. b.a.r.t. is recovering from an earlier switching problem. they're running about ten minutes behind. an ace train, number 3 got off to a late start out of the chute in stockton. it's not recovering very well. still 26 minutes behind schedule. overall, the green means wet and rainy for your drive. especially slow out of central valley. we have an accident on the santa cruz mountains. southbound 17 near redwood estates. i am seeing slow traffic in the northbound direction, but apparently the southbound accident is blocking the left lane of traffic. so heads-up there.

you are experiencing delays in the northbound green once again, which means it's raining as you make the drive into san jose. sue, thank you. the addition of more officers patrolling the golden gate bridge resultsed from a number of people saved from taking their lives. last year they assisted 245 people on the bridge because they presented a risk of suicide. that's 61 more people than in 2016. the span security details has 36 officers, up five from last year and that's larger than some marin county police departments. the long journey home ended for a san francisco man killed in the korean war. the remains of army private first class james leonard arrived at the airport yesterday. the 22-year-old was reported killed in action in july of 1950. his remains were never found. then last year the south government found his remains and identified them. >> it's hard. knowing it's your cousin and he

had to be in that dirt for 60-some years, now he. then they take him out and find out who he is. that's hard. >> leonard is receiving full military honors and is set to be buried tomorrow. 6:39 now. switching gears. at some point in the next couple of years you will have to physically go to the dmv. starting today, you will have to apply for a real i.d. that meets federal standards. you have to have one by october of 2020 to board a domestic flight. they're deemed more secure by tsa. to get a real i.d., you have to go to the dmv field office, bring current proof of identities, your social security card and proof of california residency. the dmv has hired 300 new employees to help with all of the processing. we want to get to the breaking news in san jose where a police standoff has been going on for more than 12 hours.

all of this happening at the wyndham garden inn. it's on silicon valley boulevard near the 101. that's where abc 7 news reporter tiffany wilson is live this morning. tiffany just got an update from police. tiffany? >> reporter: that's right, jessica. we're inside the wyndham garden inn right now. you can see the lobby behind me where some patrons have spent the night. police said that starting yesterday afternoon, the police department located a man who had a warrant out for his arrest. they isolated him in a room on the second floor. they evacuated the rooms all around that man who had a warrant out and they have evacuated the entire floor. police are not releasing whether that suspect is alone inside of his room or whether he is armed. negotiators have been speaking with the suspect all night long and they're being very patient, hoping for a peaceful resolution. meantime, many of the hotel guest who is had rooms on the second floor found themselves

unable to access their belongings and their rooms. we spoke to some of them a few minutes ago. >> we have been in contact with the individual, been talking to him virtually all night. negotiations have not been necessarily bad. we haven't made a lot of progress. but he has not made necessarily any threats at this point. we're continuing to negotiate. we don't want to force a confrontation with the individual. >> reporter: so that was the police officer. the people who we spoke with say they haven't had much sleep tonight. they've been staying on the couches and they're a little bit frustrate thad this happened. of course, everyone is hoping for a peaceful outcome here in san jose. live in san jose, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. tiffany, thank you. no more waiting. we're taking you to amazon's new new store that's about to change how you shop. >> move over prince harry. another royal is getting married. >> where is he moving to?

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it's a wet and perhaps slow start to your monday due to the rain. we can expect it as far south as santa cruz and monterey. just cloudy right now. a few snow shoufrs in the mountains with the winter weather advisory above 3,000 feet. 2 to 4 inches of snow. slippery roads, 80 and 50 impacted there. a bigger storm system bringing soaking rain here on wednesday and mountain snow, perhaps up to a foot or more in the sierra nevada on wednesday. cloudy today and tomorrow. >> reggie, natasha. >> it's a quarter to 7:00. two schools devastated in the october wildfires will reopen today. >> first responders will be there to greet the students back. amy hollyfield is live for us in santa rosa. amy? >> reporter: good morning, reggie. they'll be in temporary portable buildings here at the cardinal newman campus. this school was destroyed by fire. they lost the library, classrooms and the main offices. so they're going to be in

portables while they rebuild. they've been studying at satellite campuses since the fire. students are ready to move here. >> so important to us. i have friends who are juniors and freshmen. it will be good to see them and finally be together. >> reporter: at st. rose school, they suffered water damage. the buildings did. they'll also be returning today because crews worked around the clock to get the school ready for the students and restore all of those buildings. there will be ceremonies on both campuses to get started today. there will be a focus on thanking first responders. at st. rose, they're going to have emotional support llamas and goats to help welcome everyone back. reporting live in santa rosa, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. now a live desk update. >> hi everyone. talk about a powerhouse partnership. apple ceo tim cook and nobel peace prize winner malala

yousafzai teaming up to fight for girls education. they will expand the work being done by malala to create opportunities for secondary education for 130 million girls. they just met three months ago while cook was on a business trip to england. that is where malala is a student at oxford university. she's been advocating for girls education for years. in fact, url remember when she was 15, she was shot in the head by taliban members who actually boarded on to her school bus in pakistan. it was all in retaliation to her. speaking out about her life under the taliban. back to you. >> jessica, thank you. uc berkeley student plans to return to class after being released from federal custody following his arrest in southern california. >> luis mora arrived last night at the airport. he's now free on bail. mora just spent two weeks in the detention center after he made a wrong turn and got arrested at a border patrol checkpoint. the 20-year-old came to the u.s.

from colombia as a child and overstayed his visa. >> 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. >> mora will appear in court sometime next year. he intends to become a u.s. citizen. three managers and chefs resigned from a restaurant after the owner was accused of sexual harass am. one of the managers who resigned plans to hold a news conference tomorrow to discuss the details. last week the employees demanded the owner divest from his company or they would quit. he's denied the allegations by 17 female employees. tomorrow we'll watch live the nominations on abc 7. >> screen actors guild awards shoeld us a couple of patterns. three billboards a strong contender and the me too movement is playing a pivotal role. >> everyone's story deserves to

be told, especially now. we're living in a watershed moment. >> that's kristen bell, the s.a.g. awards host. one of many who touched on the subject of sexual harassment. actor morgan freeman received the lifetime achievement award. >> the actor goes to -- >> three billboards outside ebbing, missouri. >> three billboards did well at the golden globes. we're going to have the oscar nominations tomorrow on abc 7 mornings at exactly 5:22 a.m. and the ceremony happens live on march 4th. would you like to own a dress worn by meryl streep or reese witherspoon. you can bid on their dresses from the golden globe awards to raise money for the time's up legal defense fund. this involves black dresses and tuxedoes worn by celebs. it will go towards legal and public relations assistance to victims of harassment in the

workplace. the bids start at $2500. the listings expire friday at 9:00. amazon launched its lock awaited go go store. it's making a debut in seattle. this is a place where you grab there is no checkout. hundreds of cameras and sensors help figure out what you just got and how much you need to be charged. it's being called the store of the future. as of this moment, it is exactly that. one store. they don't have any plans to open up others. >> style of shopping definitely targets the millennials. all about their smartphones. about saving time and about speed. and they're health conscious. they want to see the labels. is this vegan, is this gluten-free. is this dairy-free. >> why do they act like it's only the millennials that care about those things. i'm tired of the millennial storyline. coming up on gma hear what amazon plans to do with the employees who would have been

cashiers. that's at 7:00 here on abc 7. >> it's the millennials fault. it's also their fault that the napkin industry is failing. everything is our fault. >> speaking of millennials, a couple more are getting mayor snide imt prin he is eugenie, she is getting married and engaged to this man who works in a london nightclub and restaurant. they met skiing in the swiss alps. the wedding will take place this fall at the same location at harry and meg >> do you remember princess eugenie's wedding. >> which one is that? >> where? >> you're never more than seven minutes away from the accuweather forecast. meteorologist lisa argen has a look ahead. >> maybe she wanted it that way. she's a low-key type of gal, right. good morning everybody.

we're looking at the rain pushing out of the north bay. there's the line. the cold front sinks south and east. it's weakening as it does so. rain in hercules, 580, berkeley. martinez, orinda, highway 24. be careful. walnut creek looking at the wet weather and into 880 union city. newark, fremont. i've heard from some of you. been coming down pretty good in the early morning hours. more showers from the sunset. the richmond daly city, south city and on the peninsula. you've got a solid shield of some rain from pour toe lavalle i, 35 and 280 breaks up as well as the south bay. not a lot going on here. evergreen and showers. you'll see a few light showers throughout the day. the santa cruz mountains. we're looking at milder air this morning with 50 in san ramon. it's 51 in mountain view. 54 in novato and san francisco. we've got fog to contend with as well. by 11:00, we're looking at .3. upwards of a half inch in the north bay. maybe .2 to -- carlos, san

mateo. by noontime, you can see it's making a southward trek across the bay area. 7:00 at night. we've got a rainy evening commute for wednesday. and then it looks like it's going to break apart on thursday. more showers are going to come into play by thursday afternoon. so that one looks to be a healthy dose of rain, perhaps inch or so. mid and upper 50s today. cooler in the north bay and fog invades the valleys tonight. sue? >> we have a busy morning commute because of the rain, standing water. hydroplaning a big problem. the green on the traffic maps, not the sensors, but the maps, that represents rain for your morning commute and a lot of red out there. people taking it easy. here's problems to look out for. southbound 880 flooding right near 980. so be careful there. also seeing slow traffic in the northbound direction. we had an accident in that area as well. westbound 237 near 880, an accident cleared out of the way.

an improvement. an earlier accident westbound 80 near the scales of core delia junction has been cleared out of lanes. look at the slow traffic towards or out of fairfield towards the vallejo area. expect delays there. take it easy. orange on the map represents fog for your commute. mixing things up as well. >> thank you, sue. this morning, japan simulated the first military attack since world war ii. this is in response to north korea's nuclear and ballistics missile threat. it took place at a fair grounds near the tokyo dome baseball stadium. volunteers led the way into underground subway tunnels. japanese believe the drills are necessary because of the threat from north korean missiles, the threat that exists. >> north korea passed over japan before crashing into the sea. >> new this morning, mt. mayan in the philippines exploded. take a look at this video,

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whether you're just joining us or fed out the door, the seven things to know before you go. >> walnut creek to concord on the peninsula, san francisco. daly city and through the south bay, it ends later on this morning. >> the second thing you need to know is traffic is real sloppy out there due to the standing water and the wet roads. we also have a major ace train 3 that's been plagued all morning with mechanical problems. it's now stalled out at the vas coe station running about 45 minutes latie breaking news fro san jose. a man barricaded inside a room on silicon valley boulevard. the barricade has been going on for more than 12 hours. number 4, it is back to school for hundreds of students at two santa rosa schools devastated in the north bay fires three months ago. st. rose school and cardinal

newman high school will be holding ceremonies to thank first sfonders. >> number 5, a third day of government shutdown. they're working on a fix to fun the government for three weeks. you can apply for a real i.d. starting today. the new i.d. cards are necessary to board domestic flights by 2020. >> you have to go to the dmv. >> that's the downside. minnie mouse finally getting a star on the hollywood walk of fame. katy perry and iger will be unveiling it. >> she's 90 years old today. >> looking great. she does not look 90. >> mickey got his star in 1978. >> right. >> it's about time. >> long time coming. we're going to get back to you in 25 minutes with an abc 7 news update. "good morning america" starts now with the latest on the government shutdown. >> let's get a live picture of tahoe. sue, you've been waiting for this moment.

actual snow produced by nature on the ground. good morning, america. breaking news. shutdown stalemate. the government now closed for a third day, after republicans and democrats fail to reach a deal overnight. now, a crucial vote coming at noon, as hundreds of thousands of workers are forced to stay home. president trump's press secretary sarah sanders is here live. blizzard warning. a new winter storm moving through the midwest right now, bringing whiteout conditions and more than a foot of snow. cars sliding off the road, hundreds of flights cancelled. the new warning for rush hour and where the storm is heading next. women rule the night. >> we've proven we are potent and powerful and viable. >> the time's up movement takes center stage at the s.a.g. awards. james franco in the spotlight as he faces sexual misconduct allegations. hollywood tries to move forward. the powerf