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click, call or visit a store today. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> is donald trump unfit to be president? >> yes. >> you just heard the exclusive interview on our air, james comey calls the president unfit for office. reaction right now to comey's first sit down since being fired. good evening, i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. comey repeatedly took aim at the president tonight and said he can't rule out whether mr. trump had been compromised by the russians. >> lilian kim joins us now with immediate reaction. >> so far there have been no tweets from the president following the hour-long broadcast during which comey called mr. trump a serial liar and remarked on his personal appearance. >> his tie was too long, he

looked slightly orange. >> james comey kicked off his publicity blitz for his new memoir with george stephanopoulous. the conversation included allegations of mr. trump and russian prostitutes to comey giving his personal take on mr. trump as president. >> i don't think he's medically unfit to be president, i think he's morally unfit to be president. >> he's criticizing the president in a way we haven't heard before. >> she's a professor at menlow college. he doesn't favor impeachment. >> the people voted for this, so it's kind of consistent with what i see as him continuing to say it's not my fault. a lot of folks think it is his fault. >> his fault for reopening the hillary clinton e-mail investigation just days before the investigation, which many believe cost her the white

house. yet despite his defense over handling of the matter it appears neither democrats or republicans are going to walk away with a different opinion of him. >> he has no moral backbone. >> even so, preorders of his book have pushed it to the best-seller list. it will be released on tuesday. we'll post the full transcript of the james comey interview on our website. turning to our weather. you may notice the temperature dropped as the rain arrived today. >> people were soaked just trying to get into trader joe's. >> in san francisco rain came down hard for several minutes before it slowed down. >> in mill bray people took shelter any way they could. let's get to drew tuma. >> we had a cold front move through earlier this evening, brought a line of showers with it and colder air to finish the

wekend. live doppler 7 still tracking showers out there. we're watching the motion of the storm itself. showers offshore work towards the east. so overnight we expect more showers. it's a light level 1 system. there is the chance of a thunderstorms popping up, and snow levels drop to around 3,000 feet. that's how cold this system is late in the season. future weather, out the door tomorrow morning, grab the rain greer. 6:00 in the morning we have the scattered showers. it's not a wash out but showers continue into the afternoon as well. we'll time it out and tell you what you can expect. also show you brighter and warmer weather on the horizon in the accuweather forecast. former first lady barbara bush is in fail health and will not seek further medical

treatment. it follows conversations with her family and recent trips to the hospital. this is video of a trip she took to china town. until now the 92-year-old said she will focus on family. the family released a statement reading in part, it will not surprise those who know her that barbara bush has been a rock in the face of her failing health, worrying not about herself but about others. 28 years ago, while first lady, she gave the commencement speech at wellsly college. she gave am powerful speech to students about what to value in life. >> at the end of your life you will never regret not having won one more test, winning one more verdict or not closing one more deal. you will regret time not spent with a husband, a child, a friend or a parent.

>> sources tell abc news her family began gathering on wednesday to be with her. knew details on the stark bucks controversy. an incident in philadelphia sparked outrage across the country with claims of racial profiling. tonight kate larsen spoke to a comedian who said it hits close to home. >> what did they do. >> it's a question that's being asked across america. after a cell phone video of two men being arrested was posted on line. >> that happens to people of color all the time. it was just that situation was notable because there was a white woman there to sort of record it. >> kamau bell, host of cnn's united shades of america had a

similar experience. three years ago he came here, he met up with his wife, he was showing her a book when an employee knocked on the window and told him to go away. >> i hear from people all the time, what happened? nothing. the owner of the elmwood cafe stopped answering my e-mails. because when they got through the storm, they were able to go back to business as usual. >> reporter: kamal says it's about more than starbucks, the employees or the police officers. >> we have to make it about societies, institutions of racism. white people need to understand that it's hurting them too. it's creating a world that's not free and just. >> reporter: he hopes more people, like the woman recording the video gets involved in the fight against racism. tomorrow the ceo of starbucks will appear on good

morning america. gma starts at 7:00 a.m. reuben foster will not take part with the 49ers. he is facing charges of domestic violence, the 28-year-old woman suffered a ruptured eardrum in february. he also faces charges of felony weapons possession and police say they found a rifle inside his home. hundreds of people marched in oakland today to say no to wars at home and abroad. >> the people united! >> protesters took to the streets calling for peace across the globe, including america's involvement with syria, palestine, afghanistan, and violence against people of color on our own soil. >> there's a war being waged on black and brown people in this country, and because of this

administration, the reforms are being rolled back. the ice agents say they're feeling shackled. >> aalso denounced the war on women. investigators are trying to figure out what started a fire inside a residential hotel inside san francisco's north beach. abc 7 news was there after firefighters contained the fire to one unit. one man went to the hospital for smoke inhalation. his neighbor told us what he heard and saw after 9:00 this morning. >> i heard the firearm and saw smoke coming from the window. it was the room next to me. i got scared and ran outside my room. >> this morning's fire burned a few blocks from where a fire gutted a vacant building on st.

patrick's day. the san francisco board of supervisors will consider new legislation to regulate electric scooters tomorrow. the increase of them on the streets has gotten mixed reaction. it helps to reduce traffic and pollution but can also block sideways and ramped. friday they seized 66 scooters they say were blocking traffic. michael cohen is due in court tomorrow. plus. >> the emergency declaration tonight in hawaii after 27 inches of rain fell in 24 hours. back in the sierra, spring snow is coming down tonight. a live look at doppler

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movie fans are mourning actor r lee army, who took what he learned in the marine corp. to thrill audiences on the scene. >> from now on you will speak only when spoken to. >> so many great lines from that movie. he received a golden globe nomination for that roll. he served in the marines for 11 years, his assignments colluded a tour in vietnam and drill instructor. he died died died died died died

complications. michael cohen is due in court tomorrow. the fbi raided his home and office. david wrooigt has the latest from the white house. >> reporter: tomorrow the president's personal lawyer, michael cohen will likely come face to face with the porn star he paid off in federal court in new york. citing attorney/client privilege, cohen is seeking to block investigators from viewing recordings and other evidence they seized. president is outraged by the fbi's raid on his lawyer, tweeting, attorney/client privilege is now a thing of the past. i have many lawyers and they're probably wondering when their offices or even homes are going to be raided. investigators are loo possible secreta deals cohen ma have made to protect candidate trump, one of them with stormy

daniels. daniels claims to have a sexual encounter with trump in 2006. just days before the election, cohen paid her $130,000 to keep her quiet. today her attorney, michael avenatti, in a tweet referenced this seen from "the god father ii". in which the presence of a face in the courtroom caused the witness to recant. stormy daniels will be in court tomorrow, even though she's not a party to the hearing. >> is that to provoke him? to get into his head? >> not at all. >> cohen and his attorneys are ordered to hand over a list of clients so the judge can determine what evidence federal investigators will be allowed to review. american pop band portugal the man helped round out the performances on the arts festival's main stage.

♪ the band treated tens of thousands of festival goers to big screen animation during their one hour set. fans were reeling from beyonce's two hour performance last night. queen bee made history becoming the first black woman to headline the annual festival. she's scheduled to perform against on the main stage next weekend. >> there's a new exhibit at sfo to celebrate the rainbow flag. a rega si of pride, gilbert baker and the 40 years of the rainbow flag is now on display in the main hall departure lobby. it was first introduced in san francisco's gay freedom pride parade in 1978.

people in hawaii are dealing with flooding after nearly 27 inches fell on the island in a 24-hour period. water overflowed from rushing creeks and roads on hawaii's north shore. the governor has called for emergency help. severe weather grounded helicopters trying to reach them. so far no one has been hurt. the red cross has opened shelters. it may be april 15th but snow is coming down in the sierra. looking at i-80 you can see the cars driving through a fresh coat of snow on the road. enjoy the snow while you can before you get to your taxes. here's drew. >> we're tracking the snow in the sierra. winter weather advisory in effect there. we still have some scattered showers to deal with.

live doppler 7 tracking the showers. we zoom close along the peninsula, a couple cells will be moving on shore close to south san francisco and along the peninsula over the next hour or so. we continue to track the snow in the sierra, the flakes are flying around tahoe, could see 6 to 12 inches of snow the next 12 hours. so a good late season storm up there. the bigger picture, that cold front brought in much cooler air to finish off the weekend. today we were stuck in the 50s and 60s. it's 12 degrees cooler in concord than yesterday. 5 degrees cooler in santa rosa. look at the north bay, 30s and 40s. 33 in napa. 50 in san francisco. 53 in santa rosa. over the next 12 hours we'll have the scattered showers

moving through from time to time. we'll drop from the upper 30s to mid 40s as your starting temperatures out the door tomorrow morning. the heavier jacket certainly needed. here's the cold front that moved through earlier this afternoon and evening, brought the cooler air with it, behind that front we're tracking this area of low pressure. see the spin in the air, that's going to move through in the next 24 hours and churn up our add m atmosphere and destab lose it and because of that, a chance of a storm coming up. an isolated chance of a thunder shower popping up, if it does, biggest threats of small hail and lightning strikes. the next 24 hours, it's a level 1, a light system. something typical we would see in a late season storm. the chance of a thunder shower

popping up and snow levels down to 3,000 feet. not out of the question we could see a dusting on mount hamilton in the next 24 hours. we have showers first thing in the morning for the morning commute so slower than our typical commute times. by 8:30, 9:00 we're still tracking the showers. by 3:00 or 4:00 we're still tracking the chance of a shower as the system pushes off to the east. as the sun goes down, the shower chances diminish. 54 for oakland, 57 the high in san jose, and 54 the high in vallejo. 7 day forecast shows you tomorrow we track the showers. it's out of here. tuesday we're brighter, warmer, dryer. clouds on wednesday, a morning

chance of a showers on thursday. the upcoming weekend, warmer weather takes over and 70s and 80s return. shoe is already excited about the forecast. >> yeah. >> thanks. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00. a big you want "streaming all you your favorite showsy. on the fastest internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy.

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major league baseball today celebrated the legacy of jackie robinson on the 70th anniversary of him breaking the color bearing. >> his wife, daughter and son were on hand. he was the first playing with the brooklyn dodgers. >> his number was retired. every player in all of baseball

wore number 42 in his honor. >> yankee's pitcher tweeted 71 years ago, you paved the way, because of you our kids can do what they love. thank you, jackie. so well said. >> he put up with a lot to pave the way to people. >> so many athletes need to thank him for what he did. it's just amazing. warriors trying to win the second straight over the spurs tomorrow. the sharks return home with

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adjustments in a seven game series. they kicked off the spurs with a 21 point victory. it's a 7 game series and steve kerr knows you can't take anyone for granted. >> i've seen it a million times. you go out in game 1 and hammer a team and feel good about yourself. it's almost automatic. they're simmering, seething, we're feeling pretty good about ourselves. next thing you know it's 20-6 to start out tomorrow because human nature means that they're going to play harder than we are. >> all right. when you start a playoff series on the road, the goal is to steel one game. the sharks did better than that, winning two games in anaheim. san jose cannot get complacent, because last year the ducks lost

the first two games at home but then won the next four out of five. >> that was the goal to win the first one and not be satisfied with the split. but we've all been around this league for a long time. we've been in this position before and been able to claw back into a series. we know how important the next game is. always pay attention at a baseball game. giants try to prevent their third loss to the padres. tiler bede giving up five runs. and then chris tan had 3 rbi and only one home run. padres win three straight over the giants 10-1 your final. a's trying to prevent a sweep in seattle. first inning jed lawyerry knocks this one out of the shot. his fourth of the year.

the only runs oakland would need. a mistake in the fifth. matter, cuts the lead in half. sean outdualed the kings. improves to 2-2 and the a's go on to win it 2-1. we'll tour the nba and nhl today and what a

with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the onset of the drought, more than 129 million trees have died in california. pg&e prunes and removes over a million trees every year to ensure that hazardous trees can't impact power lines. and since the onset of the drought we've doubled our efforts. i grew up in the forests out in this area and honestly it's heartbreaking to see all these trees dying. what guides me is ensuring that the public is going to be safer and that these forests can be sustained and enjoyed by the community in the future. live where you live, ts abc 7 news. good evening. thanks for sticking around for

the second half of the newscast i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. first lady barbara bush is in failing health. her family revealed she's no longer seeking medical care to deal with a variety of heart problems. the bush family is focussing on keeping the 92-year-old comfortable. >> activists protes starbucks to express their outrage over two men being arrested. they'll look at legislation tomorrow to deal with the growing scooter industry in san francisco. some people have complained about them blocking sidewalks. backers say they help reduce pollution. you saw it here on abc

james comey breaking his silence about the president. >> this was his first one on one. and we have more. >> reporter: former fbi director james comey sitting down with abc's george stephanopoulous in his first prime time interview. >> what part of you is thinking i helped elect donald trump. >> a lot of me was thinking, my god, did we have some role in this. >> revealing details in some of the most controversial choices in his career. >> the norm is if you have an impact you don't take action. >> hillary clinton says comey cost her the white house by reopening the clinton e-mail investigation just 11 days before the 2016 election. comey maintains he had no choice. he also recalls his first impression of president trump. >> he had impressive hair, his tie was too long, he looked

slightly orange upclose. >> reporter: comey alleging trump is like a mob boss who measures a man by his loyalty. >> not trying to suggest that president trump is out breaking legs and shaking down shopkeepers. instead i'm talking about that leadership culture. >> reporter: in a series of tweets sunday, president trump fired back, insisting he never demanded loyalty. >> if the president is unethical, untethered to the truth, is donald trump unfit to be president. >> yes. >> reporter: comey says his new book is about ethical leadership, tweeting three presidents are in his book to help show the values of ethical leadership and one is the counter point zbleef nasa's next mission, launching tomorrow will begin a search for life supporting planets. tess will launch an x rocket, it's actually a telescope it

features four cameras to track 85% of the sky around it to 300 light years. it will not give scientists a clear look at planets but track the chemical signature of planets. scientists expect to find hundreds of new worlds. four research institute in san antonio. you see here one showing the baboons running away from the people trying to cash it. she didn't know what she was seeing at first. >> all of a sudden this brown, big mass pops out of the bushes. i'm like, okay, that's a big dog. it's a wild animal, it's a monkey. >> i'd probably have the same reaction, too. three of the baboons were caught within 30 minutes of their esca escape. it took long erto get the fourth

ones. officials aren't sure how they got out of their enclosure and past a fence. a new lawyer is about to hit texas courtrooms and one verdict is in. no doubt she's a fighter. >> reporter: the image by itself is moving. a mother, graduating from law school, her children right by her side. but dig a little deeper and this moment is about more than a diploma. she was once homeless, 19 when she started to have children. then, things got even more complicated. >> i lost my job, everything i had in a house fire. i'm pregnant, i found out my kids' father have cancer. >> she would go on to raise her five children by herself. at one point hitting rock bottom. >> i literally tried to commit suicide. it was just that bad. >> reporter: but then, about 10 years ago, she found a church and a pastor who had a message for her. >> god told me to tell you that

you need to go back to school to get your ged because that lawyer that you want to be, you're going to be it. >> reporter: so she listened, getting that ged and not stopping there, but trying to balance five children and law school, she hit another breaking point. >> i would hear her crying. so i would take my brothers and sisters, give them a snack, fix them some food so she wouldn't have to get up from doing her school work. >> reporter: then all of her kids started to pitch in. so graduation was a family affair. >> that was the reason behind the signs and the reason behind me including them in the graduation photos. i look at this graduation photo and say this is a woman who knew the odds were against her and she destroyed them. i mean, it's -- wow. >> reporter: wow is right. and it's amazing. just like her.

>> she is such an inspiration. >> way to go. still ahead on ab7 news at 11, a song of hope in sonoma. >> meet the song writers who are inspiring residents six months after the north bay fires. we're still tracking

all this week we are revisiting the north bay six months after the devastating fires there. >> we are talking to people impacted, finding out how they're doing and what's changed. this next story came from a viewer e-mail. >> it's about loss and hope and gratitude all set to music. >> reporter: it is just bare ground now but six months ago they had a dream home here. the plan to raise their children

high atop the valley. but the tubs fire didn't give them a chance to unpack. >> our eighth night we were evacuated. >> a tough bill to swallow. >> the picture of the kids in the backseat? >> that was everything we had in our van. everything. ♪ >> everything, a word on which the world can turn and maybe a song as well. when jordan's cousin wrote this music with her father -- >> we did it because it was possibly the only thing we could do to help ♪ got out with just the clothes on our back ♪ >> reporter: a few notes, a few words, a picture, a bull's eye. maybe you've already heard and seen the song they put up

tube. >> there's hope there can be life after tragedy. >> writing music has always been a family tradition, a way to express the peaks and valleys of life. but this, when jordan saw the video. >> i was crying. i could barely see it through my tears. >> something beautiful rising from something horrible and so personal, the gift of everything. in santa rosa, wain freedman, abc 7 news. >> need that music right about now. >> it was well done. let's find out what's going on weather wise and when the next batch of rain will be here. >> we'll see showers move through in the next 24 hours, could see a little snow as low as 3,000 feet. live doppler 7, the storm impact

scale through monday scattered showers, tonight 30s and 40s your overnight lows as the showers move through. as you go about your day on monday, it's not a washout of a day, but showers are in the forecast from time to time. it is also a chilly day in terms of april numbers, stuck in the 50s across the board. 53 for france, 54 for oakland. the 7 day forecast shows you tuesday we're brighter, dryer and warmer. transitional day on wednesday. thursday chance of shower in the morning. but friday, saturday, sunday we're warm and higher than average. >> lots of golf opportunities. >> someone play golf? >> not well. >> i'll be in san antonio. great time of the year for the fans in the playoffs. we'll look at one of the favorites to win the nba titles, the houston

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abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. warriors hoping to hold tomorrow night at home and take a 2-0 lead over the spurs. san antonio spurs will make adjustments and put up a fight but i don't think they haca th e it. houston, 8 assists to go along with 44 points, clock winding down in the 30s. plays it into into the fourth, harden surrounded by defenders rockets win 104-101. thunder and jazz, russell westbrook has two assists shy of a triple double and that monster dunk see you up six at the half.

paul gorge, 36 points makes his defender fall, hits the three, westbrook feeds adams. 116-108. lebron james never lost an opening round series. cleveland outscored in the first quarter. pacers up 20. and would never give that lead up. a bonis for the dunk. pacers take that game 98-80. >> i've stayed even keel in the first season. i'm down 0-1 in the first round, i was down 0-3 in the finals. celtics hosting the bucks. four seconds left. terry hits the three, .5 left, boston up three, bucks need a catch and shoot. middleton gets it, drains it,

sends the game to over time. the celtics too much in the late frame. tatum has 19. boston goes on to win 113-107. that final. sharks the most important game three they've had in a while. they lead the best of seven series 2-0. they cannot let anaheim back in tomorrow night. if they win they take on the series between the las vegas golden nights and the la kings. knights get three straight goals, and now the golden knights playing in their first playoff history are going for the sweep, 3-2 the final taking a 3-0 series lead. minnesota down 2-0 hosting winnipeg. look at this pass, spin, eric stall finds a sliver of

daylight, minnesota with h4 in the second. jordan greenway beats the jets goalie, his first career nhl goal. wild trail in the series 2-1. blue jackets against the caps. washington down one, to oshie 1 timer in the slot, tied at 4. it went to over time and the jackets win it. columbus wins 5-4 taking a 2-0 series lead. in the battle of pennsylvania, filly turns it over, crosby scores on the whereby around, his fourth of the series, pittsburgh goes up 1-0. second period, period, period, , play, malkin scores.

pens win 5-1 and take a 2-1 series lead. final round of the rbccccccc heritage. nothing but net. ka doe see is in at 123 under. si woo kim has to make this. oh, we go to playoff. where kodaira makes this putt and wins on the this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. if you can't get to long beach, watch deon drive home every night, almost indy car like. >> listen, your moves on the field, i can tell would apply to your driving as well.

>> i know how to get from from a to point b. >> all three cylinders were firing. >> my vacuum cleaner has more horsepower. >> lawn mower. >> that's it for tonight. she's dion lim. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm going home. >> slowly. >> abc 7 news continues tomorrow morning at

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