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it's sunday, january 13th. thanks for being with us. lisa is tracking the latest conditions where you live. >> we'll have doppler 7. you can see the cloud cover over much of the bay. here is a live look. certainly foggy and chillier this morning. it is 50 in half-moon bay. you'll notice increasing clouds throughout the day. 44 in santa rosa. dry the bulk of the day. we'll get through the fog throughout the mid-morning hours. look at that, visibility,

nothing in livermore. the last dry day today for a while, we'll see the clouds increase. temperatures in the upper 50s to low 60s today under partly cloudy skies. towards the overnight hours bringing a chance of showers into the bay area. i'll time out the rain for you coming up. >> thank you. developing news out of the south bay police investigating a shooting that left a man dead in san jose. officers found him in the area of parkmore avenue. he was taken to the hospital where he died. police have not identified a suspect. this is the city's second homicide of the new year. hundreds of people gathered to remember fallen davis police officer hours before the candle light vigil. police released a letter from the suspect. they wrote the police department had been hitting him with ultrasonic waves. he ended saying he can't live

this way anymore. it was found inside a backpack he had dropped. we have the >> i didn't know hir but i followed the sfor ri. >> 22-year-old daifrs police officer was ambushed from behind working a traffic crash. they identified him as kevin limbaugh. he then walked home where he left his life. >> it felt like all of daifrs shoed up with messages of hope but still carrying theeight >> she was too young to die doing what she loved. >> the same emotion was all over

the stage as friends and family appeared one after another before a silent crowd. >> she moved herself to me every day. >> i wanted to be just like her. i wanted to be as strong as her, as dedicated as her. >> her classmates and davis pd family shared stories of her. it seemed like the laughter helped but only far moment. her memorial will be held on friday. it is open to the public. abc 7 news. >> we have created this badge for you to share online to remember officer corona. the way to get it is through the abc 7 news facebook page. a deadly crash involving a motorcyclist in san jose.

it happened around 8:40 last night on silver leaf road. san jose police say a man lost control of his motorcycle and collided with a parked box truck. the victim's name has not been released. this is san jose's third traffic related death of the new year. >> police in antioch are i investigating. a man found suffering from a gunshot wound just before 2:00 yesterday afternoon. the 28-year-old fairfield resident died at the hospital. police say there had been a confrontation between him and at man right before the shooting. no arrests have been made. about in antioch we are learning new information about a crash that left two dead and four hurt. a honda suv slammed into a tree on lone tree way. the chronical reports there were five girls in the car, two

13-year-olds and three 17-year-olds as well as one 16-year-old boy. officials say the four survivoring victims have moderate to critical injuries. investigators say it appears excess ifr speeding on the wed roadway is the most likely cause of the crash. the community is rallying for justice in support of an 88-year-old great grandmother. she is the victim of a heinous crime. on tuesday she was on her morning walk and she was beaten unconscious. the community and city leaders discussed how to prevent more violence in the future. >> music, prayers and dancing at a kplcommunity individual gymler dead. >> critical condition on life

support. when we visit her it is joyous to see the little twitches, signs of life. >> she is her granddaughter. she can't hug or kiss her so she organized this gathering to send her healing thoughts. >> the tragedy is >> the special victims yununit. >> they say the crime was originally called in as a burglarly on tuesday. family and police found her in the playground where she was likely on her morning walk. >> when i learned of this case it was one of the more shocking things i had ever heard. spendsi spending time with the family, it is an overwhelming experience. >> her family has been victimized over the year. the meeting was about needed safety improvements. >> members of the community and the police officers unit and

city hall are all in favor of more policing here in visitation valley. it is just a question of what form it comes in. san francisco police officers is pushing for a mobile kpland unit. there is also discussion about a new substation in visitation valley. there is a $10,000 reward for the arrest and conviction of whoever assaulted her. abc 7 news. one man is dead and four are in critical condition after what appears to be a mass drug overdose. at least a dozen people taken to the hospital yesterday morning. they believe it was fentanyl. all were over 18 and most appear to be in their 20s. four people are still in critical condition. two others were taken to the hospital as a precaution. >> police say a man tried to burn down a convenience store

with gasoline and a lighter. we have this by saizarre story. >> reporter: he surrendered to police. police followed him from this convenience store where he argued with the assistant manager. >> reporter: police say it was all caught own cameras. watch as he doused the store with gasoline. he leaves and returns with a piece of paper and lighter. he lights it and tosses it onto the gas soaked floor. >> what did you do? i was so scared. i didn't want to go close to

him. i wanted to stay away. >> luckily the gas did not ignite. police followed him and he refused to surrender. >> they formed some trust and were able to talk about what's going on with him. >> police say roman was having family troubles. he agreed to surrender after asking police far cigarette instead they gave him a vap pen to smoke. police did not find anything in his truck. he is relieved there was no fire and nobody got hurt. >> thank god i survived today. >> he is charged are attempted arson and in the south bay a 20 foot deep sink hole will not be fixed until tomorrow evening until the earliest. road crews looking into whether

a damaged storm drainpipe might be to blame. right now traffic is being detoured around the expressway at trade zone boulevard and the railroad tracks. lisa has been keeping an eye on the forecast for us. you're looking at the possibility of more rain throughout the workweek. >> that's right. we have partly sunfullny skies. you can see the cloud cover from below there. if you have sunshine you're lucky because it is chilly out there. low 40s in livermore with the fog and 51 in oakland. we'll squeeze out another mostly dry day before the rain arrives and more rain for the week ahead. ville that with my seven day forecast. >> thanks. the catholic diocese names dozens of clergymen, the stunning revelations coming as well as reaction. plus a northern california toin h town has come up with a way t

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parishioners and the news media. the survivor's network is stunned by the number. >> it is shocking that we only knew of 16 names before between0 and 50. >> investigated several of the priests that were named the 1995 report lead to a prison sentence. the diocese says they abused 63 of the estimated 100 young victims. there are also several names left off the list which troubles him. >> that is demoralizing. i think it doesn't serve justice or those unknown survivors to be left off the list. >> one famous name that's left

off the list is bernie ward. he was part of the diocese 1978 to 1979. the bishop says he is making the information available in pursuit of transparency. they note that the list wasn't released until 23 of the 39 priests and deacons were dead. >> it is an intention gnat strike that zwroi try to suppress reports and to avoid as much law enforcement as possible. >> abc 7 news. >> the current bishop of the archdiocese says in the news release that they have no desire to hide or cover up anything. that's why a seven member review board that includes a retired probation officer and two judges was appointed to advise him. hundreds of teachers are calling attention to what they

call a lack of state funding for public education. >> yesterday we were in oakland where several teachers unions held a large rally. many stood in solidarity who are locked in a bitter contrat dispute. oakland teachers find themselves in a similar situation. >> there has to be a change. we are hoping it will get us all together with legislators, school boards, county offices as well as teacher unions and other labor unions. >> they want commercial property owners to pay their fair share to help fund public schools. skyrocketing housing prices, health care costs and student loans. facing tough choice to make ends

meet. starting tomorrow we'll take a closer look at chal listenings and possible solutions. tune in starting monday. dog owners are taking things into their own hands to reopen a popular park that has been closed by the federal government shutdown. it has reopened the parking lot after the group agreed to fund trash clean up and dog walkers say getting it open turned out to be a big priority. >> i asked if they could try to get funding released so this parking lot could be open again. we could use it but we couldn't get into it safely. >> helping to cover the costs. they are holding a fund raise tore raise more money should the government shutdown continue. it is now day 23 of the stoppage, the longest shutdown in american history. you have heard of go fund he

lifoia ts launched a goat fund me effort to rent a herd of goats. they have set a goal to remove land. the vice mayor of nevada city says if her city doesn't step up she doesn't think anyone else will. good sunday to you. we are starting out with cloudy conditions in spots and also some fog. you can see the pacific is looking pretty active. it is maybe not quite as wet as we originally thought. it is 50 downtown as well as san jose. it is 43 in morgan hill. this looks hazy out there. it is 44 santa rosa.

this ability has been rough for you in livermore. it is 48 here. you can see where the fog is sitting in our east bay valley. this is from the city where we are getting that sun. partly cloudy. chance of rain moves in late tonight. it will miss most of us. the energy is moving to the south. we'll look for a rainy and windy pattern. level one system arriving tomorrow with light showers. it will be widely scattered, less than a tenth for most of you. as you put this in motion we have high clouds that will continue to increase throughout the day. maybe showers on the coast. it is more likely throughout the overnight hours. monday afternoon you can see they are very up to the napa.

monday all the way down through monterey. with a few showers monday morning it will be a little bit wet out there. a little breezy from time to time throughout the afternoon. the commute looks damp on monday night. tuesday more showers. the winds begin to kick in on wednesday. looking at the breezy winds the downpours into thursday and then this all moves out into friday. the yellows on this map indicate the highest amounts. we are all in the green area. it would be from about an inch, inch and a half to upwards of 3 inches for most of you. for the mountains we'll get the watches and warnings and advise omyste about 2 feet looking at kirkwood. it is maybe 3 feet between now and next friday. today we get to enjoy another day with 60 in oakland. the clouds will increase.

it is 60 in santa cruz and upper 50s in shere. light showers throughout the day tomorrow. it is a level one system. you download our app and you'll be able to keep track of live doppler 7. heavier downpours on wednesday and thursday with the wind. we'll probably be up to 100% of normal by the end of the week. hopefully not a lot of issues. you always know where to check back with us as things change. >> hope for the best ch. >> yes. >> the first female

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barriers. in 2009 she became the first woman to oh officiate a major collegiate bowl game. she is the only female referee. there have been five in nba history, one in the nhl and none in major league baseball. >> i think it is also instructive for the other leagues that are lagging behind that you can have women umpires. >> shares about the hard work she put in to score her success. >> what does it take to be an official in the nfl? >> extreme focus, be very driven and dedicatedoujo missi niv s she aulsz looks to be the best she can be. >> don't go out to try to prove somebody wrong. go and do things whether you're female or male, black or believ

yourself and you know you're there to do the job. in the south bay a historic home used by san jose state university has moved to a flu location. it is used as offices for student government. the school wanted to move it to make room far new building. these are photos taken of the home while it was being transported. moved about a mile away. streets in the area were shut down all day to accommodate the move. abc news was in san francisco far japanese new year celebration. offered a traditional painting and drumming ceremony and pounding of rice into sweet moji cakes. in, is there a plan to end the longest government shutdown in history? see what's coming out at the white house this weekend. new details on the missing wisconsin girl found alive after being taken from her family's

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conditions where you live. >> partly cloudy skies. our friends have been dealing with the fog. here is the golden gate bridge. it is k5cooler this morning. it is 44 in morgan hill. you can see the fog moving around. livermore at 41. it is 46 in santa rosa. you to fog for the next few hours. we'll get into a partly cloudy sky. more 50s. by 2:00 we are near 60 degrees with sun and then by 6:00 the clouds are increasing.

you notice the rain is absent through much of the day. it is on the way through the overnight hours. we are looking at the storm impact scale for the rest of the week. several days with rain and we'll count the amounts in inches when i see you next in a few minutes. >> thank you. now to the historic government shutsdown. at miami an entire terminal had to be shut down because so many tsa agents didn't turn up. >> the president asking the democrats to come back to the white house and make a deal. >> i am ready to sign and they are not. >> also warning he may declare a national emergency to bypass congress and build the wall himself. >> they don't come to their senses you know what i'll do? i'll do a national emergency.

>> the last time they met was thursday. democrats say the president slammed his hands on the table and walked out when pelosi refused to fund a border even if he reopened the government. the president pushing back against a shocking new report. the fbi launched a counter intelligence investigation to see if trump was working on behalf of the russians when he fired james comey. >> have you ever worked for russia mr. president? >> i think it is the most insulting article ever written. if you read it you found out they found nothing. >> it showed he has gone out off his way to hide. >> i'm not keeping anything under wraps. anybody could have listened to that meeting chlgt that meeting is open for grabs. another democrat throwing

their hat into the race for president. castro made the announcement in san antonio, texas. he is the grandson of a mexican immigrant and yesterday in his speech criticized trump far quote crisis of leadership. now to that long awaited family reunion for 13-year-old j jamie closs. she recovers from being held captive for nearly three months. we are speaking to people that know the suspect arrested in her kidnapping. we have more now. >> a loving community celebrating the homecoming of jamie closs. >> bringing her home is the greatest thing. >> jamie is seen posing here with her dog and smiling with

family. one post shows a photo and reads my heart. another reads love her so much. >> i'll never forget that from everybody. i thank them from the bottom of my heart. >> new details about her heroing escape after 88 days in kapttivety. they are searching this isolated home. they say her alleged captor had left the house before she took off. one of patterson's close friends speaking with abc news saying the two lost touch after graduating high school but he never expected this. >> you know, you talk to this person every day. you don't know that three years from now you'll hear about this. so yeah, i'm asking myself a lot of questions and none of them make sense. >> his parents also speaking with us recalling when patterson spent time at their house. >> knowing that things like that

were in his mind, you know, that's what scares me. it could have been my daughter. >> patterson's attorney saying this is a very tragic situation, a substantial amount of interest and emotion involved there this case. we were relying on the judicial system to ensure that everyone's are respected. the motive, a puzzling mystery. >> why do we think this suspect targeted jamie and her family? >> i just know jamie was the target of mr. patterson. he had no contact with the closses that we have been able to uncover at this time. >> that was alex perez reporting. patt patterson is due in court tomorrow. a massachusetts boy a hero after he called 911 to save his

sister's life. >> my sister, we she's not breathing. she not talking. >> he was in his home when his six-year-old sister collapsed. his grandmother was babysitting. joshua tried to help his sister. >> i touched her and i felt her shaking. >> i think she had a seizure. i said okay. i'm not home. let's call 911. >> that's what joshua did, staying on the phone until help arrived. a high fever is what caused her seizure. time now is 9:36. missing doctors appointments could lead to an early death especially if you have chronic conditions. the team examined more than 500,000 patient appointment histories in scotlandment they

tracked the appointments between 2013 and 2016 and compared them to patient medical histories and death records. the dee is missing more than two appointments a year. people with long-term physical conditions. researchers found patients with mental health conditions were eight times more likely to die if they missed that many appointments. >> still ahead, an unexpected turn put the braking on an unforgettable experience. how it helped green light a day of racing around the track. >> here is a live look outside from the explore to yum camera. rain is coming. that's coming up.

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all right. time is 9:39. a conn thsoh y. iscoryeum will host the holiday event. the festivities kick off at noon with a procession feature ago live camel and donkey. tickets cost $15 for both children and adults. 9:40 is the time. getting a check of the weather. >> we increased our fog coverage. a live look from our roof camera. sunshine in the 50s for you in oakland and san francisco. still dealing with fog throughout the east bay. we'll have showers but they are coming in later than expected and when the heavy rain gets here that's my week. your forecast is coming up. >> thanks. also a great weekend ahead. we have more details coming up in sports.

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highlights in morning's sports report. >> good morning everyone. a big nfl weekend for a few local players. goff was one and done in his first playoff appearance last year. lebron james was at the coliseum. 29 yards for the 7-3 cowboys. c.j. anderson will not get stopped. gurley is back. that's a good thing. 35 yard td. he finished with 115 yards. cowboys down by 8. they had to go for it. elliot is stopped. that rams defense was solid. anderson had 35 yards rushing

against the cowboys. his first game of the season when he was with carolina. he had a game high 123. l.a. with nearly 300 yards on the ground. rams win 20-32. it was snowing here. look at the speed. 36 yards for the score. kansas city scored on the first two. no jitter for holmes and his debut. he dove in to give kansas city a 24-7 lead. it was not a good night. defense shut him down as well as colts office. he rolled 31-13 and will host the title game next week. >> you to wonder if december 1st was a turning point for san jose. the senators clobbered the sharks making many wonder what's

wrong. a sixth straight win on saturday night. guess who it came against in he was honored for playing his 1000th career game. no score. sharks t sharks on the move. 2-1 in the third. gets it until thornton will be the one to push it through. that is the ninth of the year. martin jones and the sharks win their six in a row. 4-1 the final over the senators. it was rocking on the hilltop. mid-way through the second half senior frankie ferrari plays one of the best games. ferrari had a season high 21. great move there. they went basket for basket until the end.

they showed why they are ranked number five. makes it a 6 point lead. 93-86 but the final score was not indicative of how close that game was. it was fun to watch. more nfl action today. we have the eagles visiting the saints. tom brady is 7 and 0. we also have the warriors in action. we'll have more at 5:00. until then have a great day. >> we are keeping the second half of your weekend dry. scaling back on the rain on monday. we'll get to that in just a moment. partly sunny conditions. you can see fog in the inland valleys. it is looking weaker and weaker. we'll have the scattered

showers. they will be widely scattered. a live look outside from the east bay hills camera. that's the fog you're dealing with. another hour or so and you'll get into more sunshine. it will take a while to warm up. it has certainly been colder this morning. the pacific is active. this first system is not aimed at the bay area. i think by the middle of the week we'll get more rain into wednesday between now and then even monday and tuesday some of you not seeing that much at all. here we'll see the cloud cover. it is 51 there oakland. it is 45 in morgan hill. a dry day with numbers in the low 60s. it is 46 in santa rosa. nice and sunny. it looks beautiful doesn't it? getting well over 100% by the end of the beak. partly cloudy today. rainy and windy beginning tuesday on and off and more widespread wednesday into

thursday. hherrne maybe 3 feet for you. we'll have dlouds increase throughout the day today. the rain stays offshore. it is not midnight until after. we have scattered showers and through your revening just a fe isolated showers. we are looking at a couple of hundredths. we do have a beach hazard statement. it will come up today throughout the over it's nignight hours. as we get into your monday afternoon notice that we have got to scattered showers. this is monday night. tuesday we have more scattered showers. it is really into thursday. the rain comes down heavier. the winds will kick up. it will last into thursday. i think wednesday and thursday

will be our rainiest days. you look at the color coating here. the yellows indicate 3 inches or more. from an inch to 2.5 inches it could change. we have still several days out. today you'll enji a dry rest of the day with sunshine mixed in with clouds. 60 today in oakland. numbers in the upper 60s. overnight tonight perhaps a few showers. best bet in the south bay. it could be damp waking up tomorrow. the seven day forecast featuring a one on the storm impact scale and tuesday we'll see more rain and wednesday looks like the heavier downpours into thursday. you download that app and you'll be able to keep track of the rain in your neighborhood. the heavier rain looks like it will happen come wednesday and thursday. you want to check back with us. >> you'll be busy all week. >> thank you. a man wanted to donate an

unforgettable experience, a day driving around a racetrack. an unexpected turn put the brakes on everything. >> dean chapman wanted to give his wife something different. for her birthday he gave her the gift of speed. >> she loves to drive fast. i thought she would enjoy a day on the performance track. >> dean bought her a day at the bmw performance center. unfortunately after degree years the couple determined getting down south would be too difficult. they decided to donate their gift to a charity auction. the auction winner wasn't able to use it either. >> we found out that there was an expiration date on the back of the card that was glued to the certificate that we received. >> dean is a former vegas

back-up singer. he is fairly well flown to everyo -- known to the charity auction. >> it was kind of embarrassing. >> he wondered why it would have an expiration date since he thought it was prohibited in california. >> it applies to cards and paper gift certificates. it makes clear when a consumer receive add gift card from a particular merchant that the funds will not expire. >> dean contacted us and we contacted bmw. it agreed to allow the auction winner saying we are thrilled it made it into the hands of someone through the support of charity. we asked bmw if it agreed that the expiration dates on gift cards were not allowed in california. the company said bmw takes compliance very seriously and always reviewing practices to

make sure we are in line with all federal and state requirements. dean, he is just happy the whole matter is settled. >> you made it happen. it was just a win-win for everyone. thank you very much. >> the civil code that deals with gift cards does not specify penalties for the violation. it could be difficult for consumers to enforce without going to court. 7 on your side. next, it's been an annual tradition, why people are riding

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>> a roudake over bart for no pants day. they will gather at san francisco city hall to go to an after party. this is the 11th annual event in san francisco. i have nothing to say. >> not so crazy. >> you have seen more, right? >> yes. >> good morning everyone. follow the time line here with the rain showers between now and then just scattered. it picks up come tuesday night into wednesday. we have heavier rain headed our way midweek with gusty winds. look what happens. it gets darker greens. more green and late thursday

where we dry out. today upper 50s to low 60s with partly cloudy skies. scattered showers akrooifr for some of you tomorrow. level one on the storm impact scale and by tuesday the rain should increase and we'll follow that trend wednesday into thursday with the gusty winds. looking at any where from 1 to 2 inches of rain. this is an entire state wide event. southern california will get wet and snow will be piling up in the sierra nevada. not a lot of issues for flooding or ponding. the soil is very saturated and that may be an issue. >> yes. all eyes keeping track of of that. thanks to you for joining us abc 7 mornings. the news koncontinues now on facebook, twitter and instagram. we return at 5:00 p.m. until then, make it a great day everybody.

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