it's a historic day in d.c. you're looking live at the convening of the 116th congress this morning. it's the most diverse group of lawmakers ever in our nation's capital. we are expected to have a live report when nancy pelosi is expected to be sworn in as speaker of the house. thanks for joining us. today democrats officially took control of the house and pelosi is expected to regain the gavel after all of the votes are finalized. her first major challenge is

ending the partial government shutdown. we have more from capitol hill. >> the 116th congress of the united states, the house will come to order. >> a new congress and new democratic majority it in >> we are giving him a republican path to do that. why would he not do it? >> pelosi says democrats are not budging. the president tweeted this morning claiming the fight is about 2020. the democrats know they can't win based on all of the achievements of trump so they are going all out. the gop majority in the senate is already pushing back chlgt. >> the senate will not waste its time considering a bill which n which is president will not sign. >> it appears it may worsen after a face to face in the situation room yesterday between

the president and congressional leaders. >> they are now feeling the heat. it is not helping the president. it is not helping the republicans to be the owners of this shutdown. >> with the effects of the shutdown literally piling up and 8,000 workers furloughed or working without pay the president is for the long >> it could be a long haul. it is too important to walk away from. >> they have invited congress nol leaders to continue discussions. no word if democratic leaders have accepted. today is the day to get free tickets to party with seth curry. the tickets will be handed out at 9th and broadway in oakland. we are live over the store right now. you can see the big line of people extending outside the door. now, we first saw people

arriving well before sunrise. amy is there live, >> reporter: the pop-up store is around the corner. people tell me they are losing a little bit of energy. they have been here since the very early morning hours but they are very excited and they say they will do anything for the chance to party with the line started in front of steph curry pop-up store. >> we were going to come last night. we were like all right. we'll go at 4:00. i'm pretty surprised. pretty happy. >> comfort is key when you have to wait on the sidewalk. for scott it meant bringing a bed out here with him. >> it has been noisy.

it is a noisy neighborhood. a lot of different things going on. it has been a little up and down with sleep. >> they all here to get free tickets tomorrow night with steph curry. the montez family drove up from mexico for the they left their home at 7:00 a.m. yesterday. >> i think he is a great player. he is a great person to do this for the people. >> he said there will be 450 free tickets for young people. you must have a high school or college student i.d. to get tickets. it didn't stop many adults from getting this line. she is not worried at all about getting a ticket. >> i'm in line for my cousins. they said it's cold.

i said i'll go get in line. >> reporter: here is a look at that line. you can see how it wraps around the block and you can also probably see it's not just young people in line. they said we are warriors fans to. i did ask how they will figure out who gets a ticket they said we have no comment. we'll have to watch how it plays out and they start handing out these tickets. all right. you're looking at people there. >> looks like they were watching or had our app. they were dressed appropriately for the seconds day in a row for frosty cold conditions. you can see a couple of them in layers. some wearing hots and gloves. other people might laugh at us

but this is unusual for us. let's go to the graphic and show you how cold it was. san francisco 44. 20s in morgan hill. santa rosa tonight we'll be close to freezing. most of of to us in the mid-to up 30ers. low to mid-40s around the bay and out towards the coast. now, talking about cold weather. it will burst open saturday. look at that. we have six consecutive days with potential for soaking storms. i'll talk more about that in the heavy snow. >> all right. thank you so much. new this morning firefighters knocked down a big fire this morning. it broke out inside a vacant

pizza restaurant no reports of any injuries. we have word that nancy pelosi has regained the gavel. let's take a look at the live picture. you can see everybody is gathered after she secured 220 votes. there were a few defections but that is enough to restore her to house speaker, a position she first claimed in 2007 of course after the democrats lost the majority she became minority leader. once again with the midterm elections done nancy pelosi once again speaker of the house. san francisco walking a fine line balancing how to restore public confidence. balancing some push to perceive with impeachment of president trump and investigations and other democrats say that is not the key to victory in 2020.

they could hold a special report any moment. chuck schumer, being able to control the house they will be able to serve as a stronger on any administration agendas and things like that. we will be keeping a close eye as they finalize this morning's proceedings, the convening of this congress. right now it's a celebratory mood for nancy pelosi and democrats in general. we will do back go back to . oakland police need your help finding who hit a teenager. this morning the 14-year-old

victim is in critical condition. witnesses say the boy was riding a bicycle yesterday afternoon when the car hit him. the driver then made several turns dragging the boy. there was also a passenger in the car. police are urging them to come forward. >> accidents happen. we understand that there is panic, that there is often not sure what to do in a critical situation. do the right thing, turn yourself in. >> investigators found the car abandon abandoned near scene. crime lab experts are reviewing that video. new details involving former 49ers ruber foster and his ex-gi ex-girlfriend. the state attorney's office has dropped a misdemeanor charge against foster. it stems from his exgirlfriend in tampa. they released foster in november. redskins released heavy

criticism. no word on why the charge was dropped. shares of apple are tumbling after the tech giant issued a rare cut. in a lotter etter to shareholdeh whom the trump administration is engaged in a trade war. since apple sits at the top of a long chain of tech companies almost all of them are being hard hit. let's take a live look for you right now. the big board here. new york stock exchange, dow is down 543 points. so that's a tumble of more than 640 points. baa drop of 501 is significant. so we'll see how this sector

recovers. the nasdaq hit he owns about 2502 shares of apple making him the second largers investor in apple. buffet is worth $80 million. it won't set him back too far. a look at the completed $550 million expansion in san francisco. we are there live. you can see it includes space, almost double what it used to have. they joined city officials and hospitality and members to celebrate completion of this expansion. we'll have more on that later today. a massive manhunt to find the killer of a seven-year-old girl. she was gunned down. why they say the

there's a massive manhunt for a gunman that killed a seven-year-old girl. they are trying to determine if it was racially motivated or linked to a previous shooting in the same area. we have new developments. >> this shooting has shattered one family. her loved ones are pleading for answers. some members of this kplun di are questions if it was racially

motivated. seven-year-old jazz plin barns was in the car with her mom and three sisters on sunday morning. they say a man in a red truck pulled up and started firing into their authorities say they are upping patrols, looking for this suspect. at the same time it really gained a lot of natonal attention. celebrities are tweeting about her death. there is a reward. authorities are hoping they can get a composite sketch out later today. they taking a second look at a shooting that happened in 2017 to see if there are any connections. in houston, abc news. it's been nearly 20 years since a plane that john f. kennedy jr. was flying in

crashed. in a two hour prime time special we explore his life in the days of j.f.k. jr. we talk about why america was so interested in his every move. >> he was this str str str strt going to live his life. aluting while his fathers in funeral processional and fail the bar exam so publicly and also find love and get married jt endlessly fascinated. then of course he was people magazineex selling people magazine cover to this day. >> and you mentioned we are going to hear new interviews. what did they say the last several days of his life were like? what type of stresses was he

under. what was he going through at the time? >> you will hear from friends and pilots that can tell about the weather. those that were speculating about the magazine. it was sort of on the brink of failure. it was a very ahead of its time magazine about pop culture. it was a big question about whether it was going to survive. we'll hear from folks that say he loved his wife dearly but he was struggling. the marriage was under a lot of scrutiny and it was difficult. >> the last day of jfk jr. airs tonight at 9:00 right here on abc 7. it is one of the most coveted festival tickets on the planet. the coachella line up and why one backed out. up to 6 inch of rain. it will also bring it tomorrow. starting saturday morning

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if you spend any time outside it couldn't be any kwi quieter. frost is less likely in a series of soaking storms on the way. if your parents are leaving, yeah, keep heading still holding for now. they are getting this cold front that will pass to the north. it is bringing us the canopy of high clouds that will keep us from being so cold tonight. today we'll be pretty close to average. 65 to about 50 degrees. let's break down the rest of the day. it is 47-55. kind of chilly inland.

it is 52 to 54 with that sunshine. you'll need the sunglasses. high clouds in the low to upper 40s. 37 to 44 by midnight. on our way we'll have cold weather tonight. mid-to upper 30s. don't think we'll see as much frost as this morning. around richmond and half-moon bay low to mid-40s. storm door opens up. up to an inch of rain. downpours and thunderstorms 30 to 60 miles per hour wind gusts. saturday, midnight, nothing but by 8:00 in the evening hours it is nearing an inch in pafrts of the north bay. this is sunday night into monday morning. now we are starting to see 1 to 2 inches as we head towards tuesday. not much. wednesday another storm. now we are starting to see 2 to nearly 6 inches, maybe even 7 up here by the time we get to

thursday. they will peak saturday at 8:00 in the morning. 25 to 45 miles per hour gusts. they will peak again sunday evening nearing 50 to 55 miles per hour. so what does all of that mean if you're heading down to the south bay? go tomorrow. temperatures are in the upper 50s in san jose. look at the forecast for saturday and sunday. 80% chance of heavy rain, winds and a 30% chance on sunday. of course we have the game monday and it's trending wet also with a two possible on the storm impact scale. sunday, tuesday and wednesday. one is light. isn't it going to be wet and wild? >> yes. everybody will be watching us. >> all right. thanks. coachella's line up is officially

kanye west was supposed to perform. he backed out over a disagreement over the size of the stage. coachella will return for two weeks in april. passes go on sale tomorrow at 11:00 a.m. a chinese spacecraft has made the landing on the far side of the moon. now we are getting our first image. also you should know, more news, more weather and more local hot topics. abc news at 11 is expanding to a full hour. we are calling it midday live. you can join us every weekday at 11:00 a.m. right after the view starting on monday.

we have new pictures to show you. china tweeted these pictures. they are not from china. they are from the moon. a photo shows a crater in the surface. these have never been seen before. a chinese spacecraft made the first ever landing ton far side of the moon. it never faces earth. so it's relatively unexplored. the pioneering landing

demonstrates the growing ambitions as a space power. china, how do we get a signal from it? china put up a satellite to get the images. >> amazing. back to the house where nancy pelosi is

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>> today's contestant daniel okamura is from right here in las, vegas, nevada. he's just 14 questions away from $1 million, so let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [cheers and applause] [dramatic music] ♪ all right, daniel. welcome. hey, everybody. welcome to the show. are y'all ready to play today? [cheers and applause]

hometown crowd is fired up. it's a home game for you. >> yes. thank you so much. >> so let's set it up. 14 questions between you and that $1 million, and there are your three lifelines on the board if you need 'em. >> all right. >> let's get to your game. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ $500 question starts us off. daniel, good luck. >> thank you. >> during a special "players weekend" in 2017, mlb players were allowed to get creative with the back of their uniforms and replace their last name with their what? >> all right. a players weekend in 2017. the back of their uniforms, and replace their last name with... i'm gonna say a, nickname. final answer. >> i am o positive you are right. [cheers and applause] thousand-dollar question right here.

which of the following is not one of the tips listed in realsimple.com's article "how to spring clean your phone"? >> you know, i don't even know how to open up my phone, so i think it'd be hard to throw away microchips, so i'm gonna say c, final answer. >> exactly right. that's good for a thousand. this'll get you to 2,000. >> all right. >> truly getting into character, scott weinger claims that he would take his shirt off while voicing what bare-chested disney character? >> all right. if i remember correctly, scott weinger was the speaking voice for aladdin. a, final answer. >> you remember correctly.

[applause] that's who it was. good for 2,000. >> awesome. >> fourth question on the board worth 3,000. >> all right. >> its name inspired by mcdreamy from "grey's anatomy," in 2008, mcgill university's mcsleepy became what's thought to be the first robot to do what fitting task? >> all right. i think, because it's mcsleepy, this robot would administer anesthesia for surgery, so i'm gonna say c, final answer. >> yeah, put you to sleep, mcsleepy, there you go. [applause] $3,000. >> fantastic. >> and tt brings us up to that $5,000 question, the first threshold we can get to, if you get this right. >> all right. >> a decidedly american twist on japanese food,

which of the following types of sushi generally has cream cheese in it? >> i love eating these. philadelphia cream cheese. so i'm gonna say c, final answer. >> $5,000. >> yes! [dramatic musical flourish] >> there you go. 5 grand guaranteed, in the bank. but we can add to it, and we will, with this $7,000 question. >> all right. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ what then-sitting president pressed the button that officially turned the lights of the empire state building on for the first time in 1931? >> i can only eliminate... one, maybe two. and wow, this is really,

really different here and not when you're on your couch, that's for sure. >> all three lifelines are there. >> okay. [dramatic music] ♪ i'd like to start off... ♪ i'm gonna start off with my plus one. >> final? >> yes. >> all right. your friend david? >> yes. >> come on down, david. [applause] how you doing, man? >> hello. very good. ♪ >> hopefully david knows his presidents. >> yes. >> i do. so... you got lucky. >> great. >> herbert hoover. >> okay. >> that's it. >> then i'm gonna say c, herbert hoover, final answer. >> that's what you want out of a plus one right there. just come down, drop the knowledge, and go. david, hang around. daniel, you hang around, because when we come back, we're going for $10,000. that's next.

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>> welcome back to "millionaire." daniel okamura, $7,000 now on the board, in the bank. two lifelines still up there, "ask the audience" and the "50/50." ready to get back to it? >> yeah, let's do it. >> going for five figures now. $10,000. let's play "who wants to be a millionaire." [dramatic musical flourish] here it is. 10 grand.

2017 marked the tenth anniversary of a 2007 viral video in which visibly distraught youtuber chris crocker emotionally screams what? [laughter] >> i wish i were wearing white vans right now. but i remember this loud and clear. a. "leave britney alone!" final answer. >> you sold it better than i did. that was good. >> [laughs] [cheers and applause] >> all i can say... damn, daniel! >> [laughs] >> $10,000! there you go. 10 grand. what would you do with this kind of cash? do you have an idea? >> i would really, really love to start a minority scholarship fund, because we have a lot of work to get more minorities in the humanities and social sciences,

and i would really love to get other people the opportunities that i've had, because i've been really, really lucky. >> i like that. giving back. [cheers and applause] well, 10,000, nice. doubling it, better. >> sure. >> this is for 20. >> okay. >> here it is. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ edmond hoyle, william strunk, john douglas, and ellen fein are all famously associated with what? >> i've read books by two of these authors, and they are for cards and for writing-- they're rule books. b, final answer. >> that's 20 grand right there. >> yes! >> wow.

feeling good now? >> yeah. >> we're two away from 50. 30,000 comes first. here it is. >> okay. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ >> popular in europe, a thalassotherapy session typically involves sitting in a tub of what? >> now, i've got an idea. >> okay. >> i can't positively eliminate things, though. maybe--i mean, i'm kind of sitting on one to kick out. >> all right. 50/50 and the audience available. risking $15,000 right now with an incorrect answer. going for 30. >> well... the first thing that i would like to do, then... and this might be a little unusual, is i'd like to use my 50/50. >> okay, final? >> yes. >> okay. i'll take away two incorrect answers.

seawat this is an abc news special report. now reporting, george stephanopoulos. >> we have breaking news from washington. nancy pelosi has just been elected speaker of the house making history for the second time, first elected as speaker back in 2007, served until 2011, now returning after four terms out, the first woman speaker ever in american history. she is at the podium in the house right now. here is the moment when she heard the election results. >> therefore, the honorable nancy pelosi of the state of california having received the majority of the votes cast is duly elected speaker of the house of representatives for the 115th congress. >> 220 votes for nancy pelosi. it was enough to put her over

the top for the second time without a doubt the most powerful woman in america right now in politics, first woman speaker of the house. she was escorted into the hall by members of the california delegation singing california here i come. she was introduced by kevin mccarthy. >> to the speaker of the house, nancy pelosi, i extend to you this gavel. [ cheers and applause ] >> she is addressing the house now from the speaker's podium. this is the only time the speaker of the house speaks from that podium. >> always keep our nation safe from threats, old and new, from terrorism and cyber war fare overseas and here at home, to

protect and defend. that is the oath we all take to serve in this body. that is the oath we take, to protect and defend. i close by remembering the cherished former member of this body who rose to become a beloved president of the united states and who last month returned to the capitol once more and he came this time to lie in state. that week we honored president george herbert walker bush with eulogies, tributes and tears. today i single out one of his great achievements, working with both democrats and republicans to write the americans with disabilities act into the laws of our land. thank you for being such a big and important part of that m.

in 2010, we marked the 20th anniversary of the act by making it possible for our colleagues with disabilities to preside over the house by changing the mechanics of this podium. and let me announce that this afternoon, the first speaker protempof the 116th congress will be congressman of rhode island. [ applause ] as we take the oath of office today, we accept responsibility and daunting and demanding as any that previous generations of leadership have faced, guided by

the vision and values of our founders, the sacrifice of our men and women in uniform and the aspirations that we have for our children, let us meet that responsibility with wisdom, with courage and with grace. together we will let it be known that this house will truly be the people's house. let us pray that god may bless our work and crown our good with brotherhood and sisterhood from sea to shining sea. god bless you all and god bless the united states of america. >> nancy pelosi addressing the house where she will be sworn in as speaker. she will take the oath from

congressman don young. longest serving member of the house. >> i am now ready to take the oath of office. i ask the dean of the house of representatives, the honorable don young to administer the oath of office. [ applause ] before you do, i thank you for your great leadership in the congress over the decade. i would like to call my grandchildren up to be here when i take the oath and any other children who want to join them. come on, kids. >> nancy pelosi first did this in 2007. some of those kids were not around then.

no one wants to miss out on this. nancy pelosi first came to washington as a very young woman, as well. back in 1961, i think we have a picture here. she met john f. kennedy. now she is surrounded by her grandchildren as she is about to take the oath of speaker. >> stand up tall.

>> 63rd speaker of the house when she takes the oath. she was also the 60th speaker of the house. the last time that happened was more than 60 years ago when sam rayburn came back to be house speaker for the second time. >> everybody be quiet. if the gentle woman from california would please raise your right hand, what you are doing, do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely without mental reservation and that you will faithfully discharge the duties of the office of which you are about to

enter so help you god. >> i do. >> congratulations. >> nancy pelosi now the 63rd speaker of the house. >> let us thank dean young. dean of the house of representatives. thank you. >> want to call the house to order. >> i now call the house to order on behalf of all of america's children. [ applause [ applause ] and now we will administer the oath of office for the members elect. if the children want to be back with their -- or if they want to

be on tv. it's up to them. they can stay or join their parents or grandparents. katie hill, whose birthday wants her children to join her. >> congressional correspondent, this congress she is about to swear in, the most diverse in history. >> for the children. >> this new congress is some of the youngest, most diverse and overwhelmingly the most female congress that we have ever seen right now being sworn in here today. you have the first native american women ever to serve, the first muslim women ever to serve. they are already leaving a mark on the institution. today they are changing the rules so that female muslim members can wear head scarves on the floor. it is a remarkable feeling the difference you can feel.

102 in the house. 43 women of color and so many are so young. they are really changing the way things are done here. they tweet, they post on instagram. it truly is a new era. >> now they are about to be sworn in. >> do you solemnly swear that you will support and defend the constitution of the united states against all enemies foreign and domestic, that you will bear true faith and allegiance to the same, that you take this obligation freely without mental reservation or purpose of evasion and that you will well and faithfully discharge the duties of the office on which you are about to enter, so help you god? >> i do. >> congratulations. you are now -- >> 63rd congress has been sworn in.

nancy pelosi calling this what she says will be a transformative congress. i want to bring in our senior national correspondent at the white house. in her speech to that new house a reminder congress a co-equal branch of government now challenging the president sgrmpt had this is an earthquake in trump world. no question about it. for the first time president trump entering his third year as president will face an opposition with real power in washington. that democratic majority that nancy pelosi will lead is going to challenge him on policy and with investigations it could be -- donald trump is not a man who deals particularly well with opposition. that said, we are told by people close to him that he actually likes nancy pelosi. he gets along with her. he gets her. she is a big city democrat from baltimore and he understands her. he is on the same wave length with her. they are on such opposite polls and then the looming specter of possible impeachment depending

on what special counsel robert mueller comes in with. this is a brand new world and a new challenge to get anything done for the country, the art of the deal will be essential on both sides. >> dealing with an immediate challenge heading to the 14th day. new congress has been sworn in. as we leave now, we will continue our coverage on abc news live. there is the picture. nancy pelosi speaker of the house twice making history twice. she is now the speaker of the house of the 63rd congress. much more tonight. have a good pick up those keypads. enter your votes now. [percussive music] ♪ all right, brenna. let's see what the audience thinks. >> okay, thank gosh. >> a solid 82% behind b. >> that's good, because-- >> that's probably where you were going. >> it was, and i was terrified that i was gonna think one thing and they would say the other,

'cause i don't know what i would do in that situation, so luckily i don't have to worry about that. so i'll go with the audience and say b, beatrix potter. final answer. >> a little reassurance. good job, everybody. that's right. [dramatic musical flourish] 7 grand. >> whoo! >> okay. still two lifelines if you need 'em, as now we take a look at your $10,000 question. [dramatic musical flourish] ♪ spanning parts of utah, arizona, and new mexico, the largest native american reservation in the u.s. in terms of both area and population belongs to what tribe? [dramatic music] ♪ >> okay, so i've driven through all of these states, and i actually, last night, i was studying a map of native american tribes--or reservations in the united states. i know seminole is, like, florida. cherokee i don't think

is that area. i don't think sioux is either. i think that's, like, the great plains. and i know you can get, like, navajo blankets when you're driving through in arizona and new mexico. and i'm pretty sure my grandmother has a navajo blanket from that area of the country. navajo. but i'm gonna be so bummed if i'm wrong. >> well, you still have two lifelines. ♪ risking 2,000. >> it's gotta be navajo. it has to be navajo. and if it's not, i have nobody to blame but myself, so. i will say... ♪ a, navajo, final answer. you can blame yourself. or take credit. >> oh, my god. >> whichever one you want. you got it right. >> oh, my god. >> 10,000. [horn blares] all right, brenna. that sound means that time is up for day, but you're gonna come back and play more "millionaire" because we got a lot more money to make. you still have two lifelines.

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