live where you live, this is ab 7 news. wind is rattling the bay area as temperatures winter storms are coming. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. it's told tonight and it's going to get colder with a freeze warning coming for tomorrow. >> let's get to drew tuma for more. >> we're tracking the winds that brought in cool canadian air. right now numbers in the 30s and 40s. 46 in san jose, but what we're watching tomorrow morning, future weather, early monday morning the chances there you, you see the pink and white color in the santa cruise mountains, it's for that fact a winter weather advisory is in effect. snow could drop below 1,000

feet. so there could be some slushy snow. the north winds are with us tomorrow morning, lows in the 20s and 30s. you need the winter jacket, hat and scarves and gloves. colder air arrives tomorrow, a freeze warning goes into effect. we'll detail it later. abc 7 was in napa where workers were busy covering trees to protect them from frost. you can cover plants with a sheet to keep them warm or use christmas lights. at the hardware store it's insulation. >> the water freezes the pipe and bursts the pipe. >> while it looks simple it can prevent a flood from burst pipes. if you have a space heater or

fireplace make sure it's working properly. >> wind likely brought down some scaffolding. we're told it came down just at 3:00 p.m. winds helped a fire grow today, it forced evacuations near the pleasant valley campground. no reports of damaged structures. it's also causing problems for people traveling, that includes head winds for the east coast. >> reporter: many passengers have been landing late at sfo. they've made unscheduled stop in the middle of the country. >> there's big head winds. >> it felt slow, like you're driving a car up a steep hill. >> reporter: these passengers boarded a nonstop flight to

alaska, but because of head winds their plane landed in denver for almost an hour to refuel. >> i never experienced that. and even the pilot said the same thing. >> i don't understand why it happened? >> reporter: most of the deverted flights are on alaska airlines. they say the stops have to do with alaska's air bus plaens. >> the 319, 320 series, i believe, has had a history of endurance issues with high altitude winds. in that aircraft you can carry passengers or fuel. >> reporter: drivers dealing with high winds, sb there's a wind advisory on the san mateo and bay bridge, and the antioch bridges. on treasurer island, kate

larsson, abc 7 news. >> you can keep track of the temperatures where you live with the updated abc 7 app. enable the alerts to get advisories on your tap let. aeteran pilot made an emergency landing in the middle of highway 101 and through it all he said he wasn't scared. lilian kim has the story. >> a plane went down. >> reporter: anthony was driving while his girlfriend caught it on video. the couple spotted the aircraft moments before it landed on the median. >> it was coming over, everyone was in shock. >> reporter: the veteran pilot with 40 years of experience was in route from watsonville to davis but reported envin trouble with his route.

>> how scary was it? >> it wasn't. >> he said he was trying to land with traffic but changed his mind after he saw brake lights. >> i had to go to the shoulder, the opposite direction. my wing tip was out into the number one lane and a couple cars moved othver to make room r me. i'm sure it's a day they'll remember. >> reporter: there was no injuries or damage to his planes or the passengering vehicles. pilots who heard about what happened were impressed. >> it says a lot about the pilot's training. they said he had 30 seconds to decide from the time he had the power out to when he had to put it on the free way. >> reporter: no word on what was wrong with the engine, the faa is investigating. another teenager is under arrest for threatening to attack schools in the same florida county where a gunman killed 17

people. the sheriff said he listed the thread on social media when taken into custody he told them it was a joke meant to scare his cousin. he now faces a felony charges. president trump is set to have a discussion with students. the staff that survived the shooting could return to work this thursday to get ready of the student's return. many of the students are encouraging protests for gun safety. >> reporter: students who survived the high school massacre that killed 17 people are speaking out. >> this is not about republicans or democrats. >> reporter: channelling their grief or frustration and calling for a nationwide walk out onalkn march 14th.

>> the people who are out there, the kids who need to take a part in this are everyday kids just like us. they are student who is need to understand that this can very quickly happen to them. >> students also have reacted to president trump's tweets about the fbi's failure to investigate the shooting suspect after the agency received a credible threat. the president tweeted in part they're spending too much time trying to prove russian collusion with the trump campaign. student morgan williams replied, 17 of my classmates and friends are gone and you make this about russia? mr. trump has called for action to prevent more school shootings but has avoed any mention of changing gun laws. the white house announced the president will hold meetings with high school students, teachers and officials o later this week. the couple who took care of the shooter told the newspaper, quote, we had this monster

living under our roof and we didn't know. several martinez residents need a place to stay after a fire raced through an apartment complex. firefighters faced heavy plflam when they arrived this morning. investigators believe a pan left on a stove sparked the fire. a firefighter needed to get treated after getting hurt battling the flames. no one was hurt but their homes were damaged. do the kracrosswalk buttons anything? a barrage of tweets by the president lead to a barrage of criticism. the record

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facebook will soon rely on the post office to try to prevent foreign meddling in u.s. elections. the company will send postcards to potential ad buyers to confirm they reside in the u.s. and the recipient will have to enter a code in facebook. it comes after russian ads were purchased during the presidential election. to crosswalk buttons buttons michael finney has been looking into it and has some surprising results. >> reporter: downtown santa rosa third and e street. pedestrians are pushing the crosswalk buttons for no reason.

they don't work. neither do the buttons at second and e. in santa rosa all but three buttons do change traffic light patterns and those three are set to be upgrated to fully functioning. still wherever you live, when you push it do you think it works? >> yeah. >> i don't think they do. >> reporter: when we asked the city of san francisco about crosswalk buttons here's what we were told. >> every button has a purpose. >> reporter: true, just not the purpose you may think. >> we have 1,200 intersectionsis across the city and 259 you bush the buttons and it changes the traffic patterns. >> reporter: that leaves 941 intersections where buttons do what? light up the walk sight and light up the audio meant to help

the visually impaired know where to cross. they don't change the timing and don't put the pedestrians in the front of the line. makes sense, traffic is complicated and often computer controlled. one person pushing a button can't always be allowed to change things. in san jose pushing the walk button doesn't do much on major thorough fairs they're set up for pedestrians. but on streets with fewer walker adds time for pedestrians to cross. let's push the button more than once? >> i don't think it does anything. >> reporter: they're correct. >> there's no morse code involved if pushing the button. >> reporter: which brings us back to santa rosa. >> pressing it more doesn't make it go faster. >> reporter: it doesn't say there's more people waiting? >> absolutely not. >> reporter: we spot checked the bay area to find out how other cities handled their buttons.

i'll post that information on our website. i'm michael finney seven on your side. a mom and her preschool daughter volunteered to fight hunger in san francisco today. we were there where they set up a lemonade stand, they wanted to volunteer at the food bank but opportunities are limited for youngsters. >> it's cool for children who are younger to give back to the community. this ismy something me and my family benefitted from in the past. $1, provides 2 meals. all the proceeds go to the food bank. >> the website offers tips by setting up lemonade stands and other fund-raisers to help out. here's drew with the forecast. >> the cold temperatures dropping into the 20s and 30s

other the next 12 hours. we'll show you live doppler 7. i want to zoom into the mountains there off the coast of san santa cruz a couple sprinkles are paralleling the coastline. and it's for a chance of a few flakes flying. had snow in lake tahoe earlier today, about 2 to 4 inches. those snow showers are winding down. air temperature wise you felt a chill earlier this afternoon, temperatures topped out in the 50s and right now most spots are in the 40s. it's really the wind chill that matters, though. the combination of the cold air and winds makes it feel like 39 in san francisco, 39 in san jose, 36 in oakland, feels like 31 in napa and right now clear lake feels like 35 degrees. the winds were breezy earlier

and they remain active, gusting to 25 miles per hour in oakland. that's why we have the wind chill, 23 at sfo and 24 at san carlos. as we do hour by hour, tomorrow morning 7:00 in the morning the winds are still active, especially right along the coastline, winds gusting over 30 miles per hour. the winds breezy elsewhere first thing on your monday. it remains active through the afternoon, the winds still out of the north gusting over 20 miles per hour keeping that cold air in place the next 24 hours. here's the call, tonight the numbers, air temperature wise drops to 20s in the north bay. elsewhere it's a chilly night, 382 low in oakland, 39 in san francisco and san jose. future weather tomorrow, it's a nice looking day, although it will be chilly. what we will be watching in the afternoon, future weather around mount hamilton does want to pop

up a snow shower. be on the lookout for that, but the majority of the region remains dry. highs on monday, low to mid 50s. about 52 in san francisco, 56 in san jose, 51 in napa and 56 the high in concord. then colder air moves in monday night into tuesday, so a frost advisory goes into effect tomorrow night from mill valley to oakland and san jose. for temperatures dropping between 32 and 35 degrees. away from the coast and the bay shoreline a freeze warning goes into effect for a majority of the region where temperatures will drop below freezing. so bring in your pets they don't like the cold, and protect your plants. this is the coldest air we have seen this year. it's a trend of cold mornings and cool afternoons. thursday there's a chance of a light shower, it's really

isolated in nature. bu but by next weekend, temperatures are back to average. but it's a frigid start tomorrow. >> the thermometer shivering. >> lucky it didn't go on strike. a new york firefighter's good deeds are not

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take a look at what some protesters did on san francisco bay this weekend. they set out with an inflatable chicken that's supposed to look like president trump. the chicken came with a prison uniform and the number 00045 is a reference to the 45th president. it's nicknamed donny the chicken and has popped up at numerous protests around the country. they're demanding they

his tax returns which he has refused to do. a little basketball for you. we witnessed something at this years nba all-star game game defense, team lebron's victory we'll have the reaction and highlights with larry beil next.

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abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> a new fore mat this year at the nba all-star game where lebron and steph picked their own team. another high scoring affair and some defense played at game's end as it came down to the final shot with kd defending steph. second quarter team e lebron down 13 but the captain can throw down an alley-oop. klay thompson had 15 points in the first half, five threes. but kevin durant, he knocks down the jumper, he had 19. steph just 11 points on 4 of 14 shooting, but final seconds of the third, hits the three.

1:33 left, team lebron down, but hits the board and tying it. 16 seconds left, team lebron up one, they go up the court, westbrook with an easy lay in. five seconds left, lebron and durant, the double-team, can't shoot, passes it off, doesn't get the shot off in time. lebron wins, 138-135. and our own all-star larry beil was there. >> what if they held a game and somebody played defense. we saw it here at the stams center. team lebron smother steph curry and he was unable to get off what would have been a game tying three. >> they double-teamed me hard and pushed me to the sideline, two giants out there not letting

me shoot, tried to make a play and didn't work out. you know it was tough for our team to end the game. >> that was great defense for myself. i'm patting myself on the back. the game was so good. it was so competitive. it's the best one i've been a part of. i was grateful that i got this opportunity. we all played a great game. there's no trash talking. >> what was your impression of the defensive intensity, especially the last couple minutes? >> it was better. at the end it was 100%. throughout the game probably 70. but the guys were competitive they wanted to win. >> the warriors say good buy to los angeles they have a few days off before they resume the regular season. at the nba all-star game larry beil. a lot of fun for everyone. notice how klay was having a

great time in his hometown. we have a couple big wins at the pag toga tour and thend thed 500. the russia investigation nails another of the president's former staff and it is bad news for one of his allies. a commitment to kindness, how a firefighter is honoring lives lost. actress lori met calf talks

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good evening thanks for sticking around, i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. new surveillance video shows the suspected gunman in the florida high school massacre minutes after the shooting. investigators say the see here is nicholas cruiz. high winds are probably want brought down scaffolding at church and market. >> it's not just the winds in the bay area tonight. if you think it's cold now, wait until tomorrow night. the national weather service issued a freeze warning through 9:00 a.m. tuesday. temperatures are expected to drop into the 20s and 30 030 how are folks preparing? alyssa harrington has more on that. >> reporter: nursery workers cover rows of citrus trees to

protect them. they moved avocado plants and other vulnerable flowers and trees inside. cold temperatures are expected in the next few days. >> for the next few weeks, everybody thought it was spring so here come the buds. everything is blooming. that's about to change. >> >> edward field says people at home can cover their pth a sheet or even warm them up by wrappingwi with chlaris stmants and it's important to keep them hydrated. >> freezing water draws water out of the ground and it draws water out of everything. if the water is not moist, it will draw whatever it can out of that. >> bob wolf says customers have been scooping up pipe insulation. >> it's an insulator to stop the frost from going into the pipe and freedsing -- freezing the water. and the water expands the pipe and bursts the pipe. >> wolf says they are also selling a lot of frost protection for plants.

the napa office of emergency services wants to remind people of the risk of hypothermia and make sure space heaters and fireplaces are working properly. and as always, during a cold spell, it's best to bring pets inside. the city's homeless shelters including this one behind me have increased their number of beds to make sure that everyone has the chance to get out of this cold weather. in napa alyssa harrington. this weekend, the president released a new barrage of tweets accusing the fbi of mishanding the florida shooting because of agents focussed on the russia investigation. >> reporter: tonight a fire storm is erupting over president trump's tweet connecting one of the deadliest mass school shootings in history to the fbi russia investigation. trump tweeting sorry the fbi mised the signals sent out by the shooter, this is not acceptable, they're trying to spend too much time trying to prove collusion with the trump

campaign. >> the president should be staying out of law enforcement business. >> reporter: members of his party say it went too far. >> members of the fbi are doing what they can to keep us safe. they're separate issues. >> reporter: he took another swipe at the special counsel after friday's indictment tweeting if it was the to cause disruption in the u.s., russia has succeeded beyond their dreams. they're laughing in moscow. trump has previously dismissed the russia investigation. >> there's no collusion. i call it the russian hoax. >> he's been hesitant to enforce sanctions on russia for cyber meddling. >> it could be russia but it could be china, it could be somebody sitting on their bed that weighs 400 pounds. >> reporter: trump conceiting i never said russia did not meddle. >> with the fbi indictment, the

evidence is now really incontroversialable. >> reporter: the president calling out his own national security advisor with that, saying general mcmaster forget to say the results of the 2016 election were not impacted or changed by the russians. it's been a bipartisan course since the latest indictment by the special counsel. they're calling on president trump to listen to the intelligence community, acknowledge russian meddling and take actions in the form of tougher sanctions. word now that one of president trump's former campaign aide will plead guilty to fraud charges and testify against paul manafort. that's rick gates on the left side of your screen, he's facing charges from long before he was working on the trump campaign. manafort also faces fraud charges. after a week filled with

tragedy we could all use a smile. that's what a new york city firefighter is bringing to so many. as john donovan reports, he is honoring lives lost with simple acts of kindness. >> reporter: a man and a van and a mission. that is tommy mars' story. >> what can i do to make a difference? >> a new york city area firefighter, a husband, a dad and a guy who sees something bad in the world and then he pushes back with kindness. it started after the october mass shooting in las vegas. >> the plan was i had bracelets made with each person's name on it that died. and i would show up in their town, do a random act of kind nns their honor. >> reporter: he's been getting to the all of the communities from west virginia to california and in each place performing an act of kindness. in shippensburg, pennsylvania, tommy taped envelopes full of

quarters in a laundromat. in california it was hand warmers for construction workers. and in california gift cards passed out by his daughter. as tommy's daughter says of her dad. >> he's always been the guy to put himself before someone else, always. he will do anything for anyone. >> reporter: it's catching on. instagram is filling up with pictures of checks picked up by strangers and doing so with the honor 58 #. as tommy says. >> for me there's no better remembering than honoring. >> reporter: and tommy is showing how. just ahead this weekend, african-american movie goers packed theatres to see "black panther." >> they made up 30% of the crowds, so how did the movie do at the box office? pretty darn good. a

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it surprised no one that "black panther" broke box office record this is weekend. >> $192 million that makes at this time highest grossest february debut of all time. >> and the fifth best debut ever. the highest grossing movie from a black director, brian kooglerg whoops who's a bay area director. >> this is brianrianrianrianrian third. >> i'm in this movie because i respect him and i admire his eye d his heart. >> coogler grew up in oakland as a fan of the economic and as a

film maker he didn't want a one dimensional. >> this is about a king, not a super hero. >> before film school he worked as a counselor at san francisco juvenile hall where coworkers remember him as smart, humble and relatable. >> he's competed what we thought was going to happen, but it's awesome. >> and during film school he stayed in touch. >> sometimes he would send some of his projects to school to me for my son to watch. >> the industry predicts "black panther" could become one of the highest grossing marvel movies ever. but the film's biggest value is contained in its message to young black girls and boys. >> you don't have to be in tech, arts, entertainment and sports, but you can excel at something. >> so coming in far behind are

"peter rabbit," "jumanji." another film will be free in some theatres tomorrow. they're celebrating the release of "get out" tomorrow. three theatres will give away tickets. tickets are first come first served. you can watch the oscars life here in oabc 7 on march 4th. i am not a meteorologist but i can tell you bundling up is probably a good idea. >> i'm going to say brr. >> exactly. even colder tomorrow night and we'll see wintery precipitation too. if you do travel this region,

highway 917 or 35 there could be weather related delays. winds gusting to 25 in oakland, 23 in san francisco, 26 at half moon bay and that's creating a wind chill across the region, feels like 36 in oakland, 31 in napa and 40 in mount view. the winds will be with us tomorrow morning as well. 7:00 in the morning on your monday, the winds especially closer to the coast are gusting 20 to 30 miles per hour. that will create another chill in atmosphere for monday. a lot of 20s overnight in the north bay. everybody else falls into the 30s overnight with the wind with us again. on your monday, a nice looking day, but it will be breezy, the winds still out of the north keeping us in the 50s by the afternoon. tomorrow night colder. frost advisory goes into effect for many locations along the immediate bay. you see lows in the 30s.

a freeze warning in effect with lows in the 20s. so bring in the pets, protect the plants and pipes. wednesday we're still chilly, shower possibly by thursday and we bounce back to reality friday and sunday. defrost yourself. just ahead the warriors not only represented the bay area on the court at the nba all-star game in los angeles, many fans enjoyed the game in person from the fns. >> we caught up with fans beaming with pride inside staples center. >> go warriors! >> warriors. >> bay area. >> warriors. >> warriors' leader. you know what happened. >> i know.

nba all-star game it was a new format, the top two vote getters picking their team. it was more

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abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. team lebron held off team steph by 3 points and did it with defense. a fun, more competitive game with a more competitive format. lebron was named game mvp and had his way early in the game klay thomson kept it close with 15 points. kevin durant had 19 points and played shut down on steph in the game's end. here's the players' thoughts on the format afterwards.

>> i think that -- you know, that vibe of the format and having two guys select from your peers will be a fun show, as it unfolds year after year. >> what did you think of the defense? >> it was good. it was a fun game to play in. nba did a great job making the changes they made. they got something to play for, and overall it was better for the fans and it was better for us. it was more fun for us to play in. i don't think anyone was out there too serious but serious ps enough that it made it a fun basketball game to play in. >> played with guys i would never play with before, seeing their games up close and personal. i think it was a good formula. >> last take away on the experience? >> it's a pleasure to be an all-star and it's a great honor especially when you're here with your teammates. i hope to do this at least a few

more times. it's worth, you know, having no break to be here. it's pretty special. >> big fun for everyone. college hoops cal hosting stanford, reed travis gets an opening, throws it down. 22 points, nice lay in here plus one, cal's leading scorer don coalman misses here but for the put back. coalman finished with 17 points, this time he drives and gets the roll. keeping the came close, but this loan field coal stanford wins it 77-72. sharks with a game against the dallas stars. a win would be big, be 27 seconds in pavelski's backhander goes in, 1-0 sharks. carlson is there, 2-0 and just

six minutes in, micheal, shot off a dallas stick, 3-0. two minutes later backer gets his 11th of the year. they go on to win 5-2 the final. 60th running of the daytona 500, all the drama, lead changes, wrecks, and the final mixup happening with two laps to go. we pick it up with two laps to go, ryan blaney who led, curt bush sets off a chain reaction, multiple cars involved will not get a chance to compete for the flag. it's a two-lap race, eric had the lead but he gets bumped by the 3 car. 20 years after dale earnhardt wins, dillon

flag. >> i did what i had to do to the end. we made the run, i stayed on the gas. it is so awesome to take the 3 car back to victory lane, this is for dale earnhardt senior and all the senior fans. i love you guys. abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. warriors back thursday against the

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