making news in america this morning -- new demands. the white house upping the ante, demanding an addition $7 billion for border security. the president now threatening to declare a national emergency to build the wall. >> and i can do it if i want. >> the democrats refusing to budge. paychecks stalled. housing in question. and no end in sight. suspect charged. police say the man accused in the killing of that 7-year-old in texas is behind bars. but the suspect is not who witnesses described. the break in the case that led to the surprising arrest. american isis fighter captured. new reports that t a man from texas was caught fighting in

syria. what we know about the texas native this morning. awarding season kicks off. >> glenn close. "the wife." >> from the major upsets to the secret sandwiches. the one woman who stole is show on the red carpet. and it's not who you would expect. good monday morning, everyone. i'm ryan smith. >> and i'm emily rau in in in in i janai norman. janai norman. the shutdown grinding into week number three. >> the president is not budging on his demand. but he's willing to throw in humanitarian aid for migrants at the border. >> he says unpaid federal workers will, quote, make adjustments. serena marshall has the latest.

>> reporter: good morning, emily, ryan. this impasse seems to have gr n grown. they want more agents, immigration judges and detention beds. another meeting at the white house. another day without a deal. the government shutdown in its third week. come friday, 800,000 employees are on the verge of missing their first paycheck. the president's message to them -- >> i can relate. i'm sure that the people on the receiving end will make adjustments. >> reporter: federal employees don't see it. >> they're not really sympathetic to what is going on. >> we want to go back to work. we need to go back to work because we have bills to pay. >> reporter: long lines at new york's laguardia airport. some tsa officers calling out sick because they're not getting paid. the president says he considered calling a national emergency. >> i think the president would

be wide open to a court challenge saying, where's the emergency? you have to establish that to do this. >> reporter: they're saying the president wants the money for a steel barrier. steel is what is used for the border fence. as well as more money for border patrol agents, i.c.e. personnel, and more detention beds. >> the government shutdown will continue to get worse and worse. >> reporter: the government is trying to mitigate the fallout from the shutdown. according to "the washington post" the department of housing and urban development sent letters to 1500 landlords trying to help the people living in a program that has expired while the government shut down. alexandria owe casio cortez says she wants to fund a climate change program by hitting the wealthy with a tax increase.

changed the t ime carbon have start paying their fair share in taxes. >> you look at our tax rates in the '60s. when you have a progressive system, your tax rate, let's sea from 0 to $75,000 may be 10% or 15% et cetera. once you get to the tip pi tops, on your $10 millionth dollar, sometimes you see tax rates as high as 60% or 70%. that doesn't mean all $10 million are taxed at an extremely high rate. it's as you climb up the ladder, you should be contributing more. >> when it comes to pre trump, ocasio cortez called him a racist. we turn to the case of mistaken identity that police say led to the murder of a 7-year-old girl in houston.

a man is now under arrest in connection with the death of jasmine barnes. investigator say a tip and a missed turn cig fall led them to their suspect. this morning, a stunning twist in the shooting death of 7-year-old jasmine barnes. >> it appears to us based on the information we received, this was likely a case of mistaken identity. >> reporter: she was riding in a car are her mother and three sisters when someone opened fire. her family thought the shooting was racially motivated, initially. >> he intention mali killed my child for no reason. >> reporter: the sheriff's office now revealing it got a tip from an anonymous source identifying a suspect. 20-year-old eric black. police pulled black over for not using his turn signal and was being held on a marijuana charge when he was questioned about the shooting. >> mr. black has acknowledged his role in jasmine's murder.

we have received information that this involves a second individual as well. >> reporter: a second man is held but not charged after the shooting on december 30th, the family helped investigators draw a sketch of a suspect. authorities were looking for a red pickup truck. neither suspect matched the sketch. and eric black was driving a dark-colored kia. the family and multiple witnesses may have confused a fleeing bystander. >> the red truck heard the shots ring out and took off as a pedestrian who was this the line of fire. so everybody else watching, they saw a red truck. heard shots. saw a red truck speeding away from a shooting. >> reporter: barnes' father says the arrest gave them time to focus on remembering their young daughter. >> we have not had a chance to sit down and mourn the death of our daughter. so that's what we're going to do. >> reporter: police say they found a gun in eric black's

home, which he says was used in the shooting. jasmine's funeral is scheduled for tomorrow. two americans reportedly captured on a battlefield alongside isis fighters in syria. one of the men sought a position teaching english to islamic state students. another man believed to be an american was also captured. president trump's national security adviser john bolton now says certain conditions must be met before the u.s. troops withdraw from syria. bolton says the timing of the withdrawal depends on turkey guaranteeing the safety of kurdish fighters aligned with the u.s. his statement appears to conflict with that of president trump. crews work to restore power to thousands of homes after a powerful storm hit the pacific

northwest. heavy winds knocked down a power line starting this fire. heavy rains caused a mudslide and forced the closure of the pacific coast highway near malibu. let's take a closer look at your forecast for this monday morning. >> good morning. look for rain from seattle, portland, to medford and snow as you move further inland. as far as california's concerned, look for the storm to reach down toward san francisco but fade as it shifts toward the east. we're clear throughout the north central part of the country. we're looking for a mix of snow, sleet, and rain around the great lakes that will lean over toward the east. by monday night, we're watching out for 3 to 6 inches of snow in some areas. i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. coming up, what we learned

overnight about the future of sears. also ahead, is former vice president joe biden running for president? what he's saying now. plus, no change of heart. why kevin hart still doesn't want to host the oscars. later, why

we're back with a heart breaking story from kentucky. five members of the same family killed by a suspected drunk driver. authorities say man in a pickup truck was driving the wrong way on interstate 75 when he crashed into the family's suv. he was also killed. the family from michigan was driving home from a florida vacation. former vice president joe biden is expected to decide within the next two weeks whether he will one for

president in 2020. "the new york times" reports that biden has told close allies that he believes he is the democrats' best hope for beating president trump. he recently said, if cow can persuade me there's somebody better that can win, i'm happy not to do it. sad to say, but sears may be closing for good. a last-ditch effort to save the retailer is falling apart. the final chance co-to rescue the deal comes at status hearing tomorrow. sears, which includes k-mart, filed for bankruptcy in october. cbs news will soon have a new leader. david rhodes stepped down. he'll be replaced by susan zirinsky, who has been with cbs for years. a new docu-series has

renewed interest in r. kelly. the six-hour series, "surviving r. kelly" has shattered records for the lifetime network. the series also questions whether the alleged victims were ignored because they were black. since the premier, streams of kelly's music have reportedly been on the rise. kevin hart has apparently not had a change of heart, get it, when it comes to hosting the oscars. he reportedly doesn't want to host the show because he doesn't want to be a distraction. the website deadline reports that the situation is still fluid and hart could change his mind. his appearance on "ellen" last week rekingled hopes he might host the show. he stepped down amid controversy for homophobic tweets from whic. first, mayor decline in the number of monarch butterfullies no t loss?

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we're back now with the urgent search for a woman wanted in the death of a nail salon worker in las vegas. >> we're now hearing exclusively from the family. police are in their tenth day of searching for krystal whipple. surveillance video caught her allegedly leaving the studio without paying. one of the owners was then run other and killed. >> reporter: as the hunt for a hit and run driver stretches into the ninth day, even her family says they don't know where she is. >> she's just scared right now. i'm sure she's scared. >> reporter: they say they have not been able to reach her and whoep when she sees this interview that she'll come guard. >> you can't run, baby. you cannot run.

>> reporter: krystal whipple iss charged with hitting a woman while fleeing a manicurist. she accelerates, hitting the woman, dragging her violently through the parking lot. the manicurist, a 51-year-old mother of three died at the hospital. >> i know you didn't mean to kill the person. we know you would never do anything like that, krystal. please come forth. we need you to come forth and stand up for what went on and tell your side of the story of what happened. >> reporter: las vegas police say they continue to pour an extraordinary amount of resources into the search to bring whipple to justice. man who tried to kidnap a woman picked the wrong place to chase her. she smartly ran into a karate studio in charlotte after the man tried to force her into the

car. the head karate instructor stepped in. within a few minutes, the suspect was on a stretcher headed to the hospital. >> he started to swing and punch at me. we got into a pushing match. an altercation. i escorted him out the door. >> escorted. now police say the suspect was on drugs. he was treated for his injuries at the hospital. before heading off to jail. >> they picked the wrong place. new concerns this morning about the sharp decline in the number of monarch butterflies. an environmental group says they counted only 30,000 on the west coast. that's a decline of 86% in just one year. scientists say the butterflies are threatened by pesticides and climate change. they're normally seen in forrests at this time of the year all along the coast. the eagles-bears game on sunday. philly scored with under 1:00 to

go. the be into the field goal position. chicago kicker cody parkey, the kick hit the cross bar and on to the field. it's the sixth time this season he hit the uprights. the eagles won, 16-15. >> what do you call it? double doink. >> double doing. meanwhile, to the, alabama and clemson for the college football national championship. the third time in four years they play. coming up next in "the pulse." the big winners from the golden globes. plus, the real star on the red carpet. the story behind the so-called fiji water world. and the epic baby boom among workers at one hospital. these feet raised a bouncing boy and climbed the ladder in the hardware business. but i couldn't bear my diabetic nerve pain any longer. so i talked to my doctor and he prescribed lyrica. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions,

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okay. your monday "pse" iut hollywood. shifting awards season into high gear with the golden globes. >> the night will be remembered for the surprises, upsets, and so-called fiji water girl. our will ganz has highlights. >> reporter: as far as awards shows go, all the boxes were checked. major upsets, check. emotional speeches, check. fiery fashion, check, check, check. many of the major awards at these golden globes shocked some of the winners themselves.e'aw she heard her name, baetsing out lady gaga, the favorite for her role in "a star is born."ay be like it may have burned out. the film losing out on best motion picture to "bohemian

rhapsody." as far as motion picture comedy, "green book" won the award. christian bale and olivia colman took home best actor and actress. like this year's awards shows, there was a live television proposal. >> will you -- will you marry me? >> what? >> reporter: and in case that team is not enough to make you believe in love, sandra oh and andy samberg took a step to make sure they're the healthiest ever. >> because you're all getting flu shots. >> reporter: and while the show celebrated people like jeff bridges. and carol burnett who accepted the first ever carol burnett award, the night celebrated diversity. sandra oh fighting back tears. >> because i see you. and i see you. all these faces of change.

>> reporter: and in her acceptance speech, regina king vowed to hire teams made up of 50% women in all future projects. glenn close taking time to celebrate women. >> we have to say i can do that. and i should be allowed to do that. >> reporter: if gaga is going to lose, at least it's to glenn close. >> a legend period another moment i loved, the fiji water girl. tell us about this. nobody puts fiji water girl in the corner. >> she's going to be the meme of the year for sure. she made it to photo-bomb almost every a-lister. >> what is the deal with the sandwiches. >> melissa mccarthy was able to sneak in 30 ham sandwiches for all the a-listers who are walking the red carpet. >> i want to know how many ate their sandwiches. >> they got a shoutout on stage.

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recommended by ge appliances. area. this is abc 7 mornings. hi there. good morning. it's monday, january 7th. i feel like we're all drying out from the weekend. >> yeah. although no rain today, right, mike? >> there's a slight chance in the north bay. there's a little bit of rain this morning i'll show you now on live doppler 7. your timing is a few hours off. that's all. if you asked me that question at 7:30 or 8:00, i'll be like reggie, you nailed it. >> right on track. >> a look at live doppler 7. along the north bay, a few radar returns. light rain is possible in those areas. let's take a look at the -- we're running from the 30s in the north bay. the rest in the 40s and 50s. it will be mild this afternoon under a mostly cloudy sky with a slight chance of showers across the north bay. the rest of us will be mainly

gray with upper 50s to low 60s. we'll look at the accuweather 12-hour planner. how about the morning commute. mentioned, we have lingering showers in the north bay. everybody else starting to dry out. we have quite a bit of pavement with the sheer volume of traffic. road spray kicking up. we've got a rollover crash southbound 80 ramp to blossom hill road. sounds like a vehicle is on it side. that's all the information we have so far. i'll update that shortly. here's a quick check of the bay bridge toll plaza. a stackup starting in the cash lanes. erything into san francisco. mostly a break from the rain means cleanup for a lot of us. the storm left its mark. amy hollyfield is live in south san francisco. amy. >> reporter: good morning, jessica. here's an example of what this

storm left behind. look at this tree that came down in south san francisco. they managed to clear the road, at least one lane so people could get through here. even that took a lot of time. it's a huge tree and it took them a while to get even the branches chopped off just to clear this area. we have video of what it looked like when it came down. this is on south san francisco drive. this happened during the storm yesterday. a huge tree that was ripped up by the roots and just came right down. people couldn't believe it was that windy out here. they were surprised. just relieved that no one was hurt. >> it's pretty big. the first thing i said was lucky it didn't go the other way, toward the house. it's pretty amazing. i knew it was windy. i didn't think it was that windy. >> reporter: it didn't fall on the house. that was good news. now take a look at the situation in san francisco. choppy waters there in the bay. those were crashing out along

the embarcadero. they forced it to close. two days of closures there because of all the water. a lot of us surprised there as san francisco dealt with that. another tree came down in south san francisco. that one just missed a transformer next to a mcdonald's restaurant. a wet and wild weekend with this storm. no one hurt, though, that we've heard of. that's the good news. reporting live in south san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. >> amy, thank you. although the rain is not done, there are flooded roads as more rain moves into the bay area. a car ended up in a creek in santa rosa yesterday. an off-duty emt helped to rescue the person behind the wheel. another car overturned in san an