and then debate border security. >> despite the deal, money issues still plague many federal government employees. >> we have team coverage on the deal. including the government workers who will get back on the job and one woman getting a hand from an unlikely source. >> we begin with the details from washington d.c. >> day 35 of the partial government shutdown an end to the stalemate between the democrats and president trump. >> we have reached a deal to end the shut down. and reopen the federal government. >> reporter: the deal, three weeks of funding. the president backing down from the $5 billion demand nor a border wall. while they negotiate a broader agreement. >> they will put together a homeland security package for me. to shortly sign into law. >> it's sad it has taken this long. to come to an obvious conclusion. >> democratic leaders are firmly

against wall funding but promising to operate in good faith. >> hopefully it means a lesson learned. shutting down the government over a policy difference is self-defeating. >> reporter: 800,000 workers missing paychecks. lining up at food banks struggling to pay the bills. this was the scene today as airports flight delays in philadelphia. and florida. due to absent air traffic controllers. irs more than half the 26,000 workers recalled for the tax season didn't show up towork. this coast guard wife inside a food pantry, emotional as she watched the announcement. >> i want to thank the workers and families who have shown extraordinary devotion in the face of the recent hardship. >> if he doesn't get funding in three weeks he is threatening to shut down the government again. or ewe executive power to pay

for the wall. >> all right. so the shut down is over after a record 35 days. back on december 11, president trump told democratic leaders he would be proud to own a government shutdown. and wouldn't blame them for it. on december 19 congress passed a spending bill to keep the government open through february. president trump said he would sign it. however the next day he backtracked. said hi wouldn't sign it unless he got $5 billion for the wall. december 22 the government shutdown began impacting 800,000 federal workers. january 11 many federal workers missed a paycheck. january 12 the shut down breaks the record for longest government shutdown in history. and today the president says he will end the shut down on the same day federal workers miss yet another paycheck. >> conservatives are plablastin the president's decision to open

the government. last month right before the shut down. she says she wouldn't vote for trump again in 2020. without a border wall. speculated her comments led him to shut down the government. >> despite the announcement by the president. the federal workers staged a protest today saying the deal doesn't take a way the uncertainty they're feeling. >> the federal workers i spoke to put it like this. what if you were told you're not getting paid then okay you are getting paid back pay. but in three weeks you may not get paid again. that's how they're feeling. they wish they could walk out on strike. they cannot. so instead they vented their angerer here at the airport. >> outside oakland international airport at noon today. tsa workers, other federal

employees and representatives of bay area labor unions spoke out. >> make it clear, it's only temporary. and these workers shouldn't be held hostage. this shut down has to end permanently. >> workers marched curb side at terminal one. and into the airport. where they circled at the security check point. passengers took pictures and airline employees cheered them on. their feelings on the temporary truce. >> better than nothing. these people need to eat. i need a paycheck. they do too. >> it made all it about at wall instead of the workers. >> the workers demonstrated they're at their breaking point. this is it. >> we don't want to be here again in three weeks. it's wrong. that's exactly what's been happening. we're angry and tired of being

pawns. and there's so much that's been lost. >> we are not allowed to strike. someone needs to aemd that and say you're not allowed to shut us down and stop our work. and stop our pay. >> the workers said the president is actually building a wall between himself and workers. and labor unions. they're feeling uncertainty and fear this could happen again in just three weeks time. >> thank you. having to work because they're considered essential means air traffic controllers can't take side jobs that actually pay. this is created a major hardship. her husband used to work at sfo. now works at the sacramento airport after the family moved there. >> everything went into buying a

house. we didn't have anything saved up. just this last week we had to go to the bank and get a loan. to pay the mortgage. >> they're messing with peoples lives. >> her husband has also been exhausted working tons of over time to cover the shifts left open by coworkers calling in sick. this is the third shut down and the longest. and most devastating. >> a follow up on a story we brought you wednesday. a brand new federal employee from sacramento furloughed after only three months on the job missed her first student loan payment. a sur vifr of the paradise fire stepped forward to help. >> until today these two women had only talked on the phone. 26 year-old a lawyer for the federal government who started in september. and was furloughed nd december.

and chris mills of san francisco who wants to pay it forward. the two met today. >> i just wanted somebody to feel as loved as i have been loved since the fire. tag, you're it. >> the fire is the one that destroyed the northern california city of paradise. the states costliest and most destructive ever. chris lost everything and drove off barely escaping with her life. >> i could hear tires popping around me. from the heat. >> she's been putting her life back together. when she saw the story about her not being able to make the first payment on her $200,000 in loans. she decided to mail her a check. >> i'm tickled pink you're here. >> my issues are so small compared to hers. for her to want to give back it was overwhelming. >> there's extra in the check. if you need groceries or whatever. t t sure when she'll get paid. she'll look for an opportunity

to pay it forward as well. >> she's a lawyer specializing in tax issues. she's not sure how much work they can get done in three weeks. if a shut down happens. >> we have been providing updates through the news app. of course the latest on the shut down at abc 7 news.com. >> it is an absolutely beautiful day. take a look at live doppler 7. we need the rain but we're not seeing any. next week will be a different story. the temperatures around the region. they really have come up and numbers are in the 60s for many parts of the bay area. san jose low 60s. 64 san francisco. stepping out this evening look at the view, a gentle breeze

from the cam. cool evening at 7:00 p.m. grab a jacket. clear skies a chilly night is ahead. numbers dropping. 40s 50s and 10:00 p.m. temperatures in the 40s. cold conditions inland. when you might need the um br umbrellas again. >> breaking news a police chase ened with a crash in east oakland. you it there. 98th avenue. a number of oakland police officers surrounded that pickup truck. ambulance has been called to the scene for the person driving the pickup. the chase lasted about ten minutes. through the streets of east oakland. we're checking with police to see why they were chasing it. >> bart board of director met for a second day to talk about how to make the system better. today's focus on fare gates and parking problems. the 2013 policy that out lined fees and rules for parking are no longer working. four initiatives were presented.

two of the biggest include updating machines to allow for change in prices. >> our fee collection equipment is out dated. it can't accept a license plate. it cannot vary the price by time of day or week. one station one price. because of those two factors, we have very little ability to manage the supply and demand for parking. >> the other two initiatives include automated parking enforcement and updates to the car pool lane. >> city of hayward is taking a step to help homeless population. the city counsel agreed to establish a navigation center. providing temporary shelter. and helps them secure permanent housing. 45 beds and individuals can stay up to six months. also on sight laundry, bathrooms and showers. it's modelled on a project that is showing success in berkeley. >> changes could be coming to a

popular san francisco tourist attraction. the plan that could make you pay to go down lumbar street. is it a crooked deal? >> big week for hockey fans. not just about the ice in the south bay. also ahead. >> what would you did if you found $15,000 worth of designer clothes and jewelry laying in the street? the

the warriors want to keep the visit with former president obama on the down low. they spent an hour with the

former president yesterday before playing the washington wizards. this was posted on instagram briefly. and deleted. the players and coach said little about the visit. kevin durant said it was amaze egg. they celebrated their 2015 championship with obama at the white house. but after president trump withdrew an invitation to celebrate the 2017 title after curry and others said they didn't want to go. >> the nhl all star game is back in san jose. since 1997. the event should bring in millions of dollars for the city. >> its impact is felt well beyond the bottom line. we have the story. >> reporter: in downtown san jose the signs point to hockey for all to see. these students had a chance to visit the fanfare on friday. before it opened to the public. >> it was amazing to see the stanley cup and the trophies.

>> 1,000 students and teachers from northern california are here as part of the future goals program. which aims to spark student interest. >> you have to know when to time it. when the defender is coming at you. and your speed. and length. >> reporter: 2018 olympic gold medal i was one of the featured speakers. >> some of the kids no matter bha passion. they'll continue to do well in school. so they can reach the goal. >> reporter: parents say hearing from her and others in the hockey world couldn't be missed sfl it's amazing to see how connected everything is. science and technology and math is everything. it opens the doors to career opportunities for kids. it's wonderful. >> reporter: the all star weekend is expected to have a $10 million economic impact on the city. through hotels and restaurants. and over all spending. a much needed boost especially

downtown during what would be a quiet time of year. >> the sharks fan base. the league brings 5,000 guests in alone. it gives a great chance to showcase the city. >> economics aside. they're not just learning lessons about hockey. but about life. >> they have a chance to be successful. in society. >> the fair opens to the public tonight at 5:00. at the convention center through the weekend. tickets are still available. >> tourists and residents are reacting it a proposal to charge drivers $10 for the unique experience of driving down the famous crooked street. >> the view of the street from drone view shows the beauty. that draws people here from all over the world. visitors love the twitss and turns of the drive. but. do they love it enough to pay

for it. >> would you pay $5? to drive town it. >> no. i don't think i would. >> the proposal is charge $5 on weekdays. $10 on weekends. and require a reservation to make the drive. we found some takers for $5. ten was out of the question. >> would you pay $5? >> yeah. >> 10 in. >> no. i could just walk down it. and enjo i it just as much. would yo pay $10. >> double no. >> residents aren't thrilled with the people walking through and doing other things as we witnessed this morning. this is not what you normally see happening on residential streets. >> people go to the bathroom. in your carport and climb on your roof. anyway. it's gotten bad. >> if you move to a play an this street. you know what you're in for. you shouldn't be surprised. if it's busy with tourists sfwl

residents say they shouldn't have to deal with all this. and hope the toll would price people out. >> i would be a proponent. but i'm a tourist. >> twists and turning to the story. they have a meeting scheduled next week and go over the proposal and take public comment. and refine it if need be. if this passes the earliest this would go into effect is summer 2020. >> ten bucks would limit the traffic. you want to beat the long lines at the dmv. there's an app for that. someone can stand in line for you for $94. here's how it works. it will send somebody to the dmv before it opens approximate hold your place in line for four hours and get updates as needed. only in the bay area.

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another lovely view. seeing a few clouds going through. chilly over night and patchy morning fog. rain chances return next thursday. and friday. so get red defor a change next week. first thing tomorrow morning we'll see patches of fog and high clouds. mid-30s to the 40s. tomorrow afternoon and enjoy the sun and the mild weather. 65 degrees in livermore. concord 64. half-moon bay. mid-60s fremont. to san francisco. 67 in san jose. you look at the average high for san jose it's 60 degrees. you're going to be above average. particularly heading into the early part of the next week. and the temperatures will be dropping closer to average. later on in the workweek. 7-day forecast mild weekend ahead. mid to upper 60s tomorrow. low 70s for some spots on sunday. partly cloudy monday.

the temperatures slow will coming down as the cloud cover increases. leading to a chance of showers on thursday next week. and it is trending wet with a light level one system for friday. one computer model wants to bring in rain on wednesday. the other computer model is delaying until thursday friday. for the time being we will iron things out. we're going to give you a heads up. that the middle to later part of next week things will be changing. this nice unseasonably mild weather don't get used to the idea. it's still winter. we get the dry spells and if you want to know what the weather is. yo sandy app. >> how much is the app? >> $94. >> i'll pay. she's worth it. >> a discount. >> gamers gone wild. why the online gaming community was in a bit of a frenzy today. >> another popular bookstore closes its doors.

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facebook is working to allow cross messages between multiple social media apps. each service will continue to operate as stand alone. but court the "new york times" facebook is working to rebuild the messenger app to allow messages from instagram and what's app. instead of logging into multiple apps to get messages. you can see them all in one location. the move will increase user engagement. >> electronic arts back up and running. to the relief of gamers. the video game company based in redwood shores. there was an outage today. user could not access their games. a bunch of teenagers trying to play were just coming unglued. it may have happened when the company tried to launch a new

outer space themed game. >> say good-bye again to a long time san francisco business. later tonight they will close for good. another bit of old san francisco will become a simple memory. >> reporter: these are the last rings the cash register will make. >> i buy about eight books here a month. over 15 years i don't know how many i have. >> thomas lives near the store. he came to buy the last stash before they close tonight. a familiar story. the building got sold and the shop that's been open for 40 years has to close. >> we could have closed for the lack of business. that's not why we're closing. >> david has worked here for 38

years. >> what happened the owner of the building is the onner of the store. and he decided after 40 years he was time to retire. so there's no villain here. >> the villain might be time. they bought and sold used books. it has no computer. it doesn't sell online. >> it's because of the time of the store. starting. the phone book was used. >> you were first in the phone book. >> he's the resident dat and popular on instagram. he's been consoling customers and so has the staff. >> people are needing counselling. so instd of being a bookstore clerk. we're grief counsellors. >> she has been going for decades. >> this is home. it was a home away from home. >> this is a neighborhood place. they're my neighbors. >> they will close tonight for a

final time. at 10:30. books will be on sale until the last minute. the cat was adopted by a customer. and will live in an east bay home. surrounded by books. >> coming up former trump adviser roger stone arrested this morning. >> i will plead not guilty to the charges. >> the early morning raid at his

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the stories making headlines today. the government shutdown is over. at least for now. the house just passed a bill to end the 35 day work stoppage. the senate passed the bill earlier today and it goes to president trump. for the signature. it doesn't include funding for a border wall. estimated 800,000 workers have been furloughed or gone without pay for a month. >> east bay congressman swalwell tweeted this reaction to the announcement. he wrote, never again should someone have to work without pay. and we tweeted about the breaking news. the stanford university track team escaped injury after their bus caught fire on a freeway in seattle. the team was headed to the university of washington for a meet. president trump friend and former adviser roger stone arrested todayen a seven count

indictment from robert mueller. he flashed the nixon peace sign. as he left court today. stone says he's innocent. live for us now with the latest. >> that's right. within hours of his arrest, stone fired back telling reporters he looks forward to being completely and fully vindicated. >> surrounded by a sea of supporters and protestors. roger stone defiant and determined. >> i will plead not guilty to the charges. i will defeat them. >> standing outside a florida courthouse after he was released on a quarter million dollar bond. following his arrest in the russia investigation. >> i believe this is a politically motivated investigation. i am troubled by the political motivation of the prosecutor.

>> special counsel mueller charging stone with seven counts including allegedly lying to a house intelligence committee. witness tampering in the investigation. and making false statements regarding wikileaks and founder. in connection with what we knew about the hacking of clintons e-mails during the 2016 campaign and what he told the campaign about the leak. stone denying he did anything wrong. calling the predawn arrest at his home disturbing. >> 29 agents arrived at my home with 17 vehicles with lights flashing. their terrorized my wife, my dog. >> the former trump campaign adviser vows he will fight to clear his name. >> i intend to tell the truth. e told the truth through this entire proceeding. >> stone is scheduled to be arraigned next week in washington. president trump in the meantime

responded on twitter. calling this the greatest witch hunt in the history of our country. >> roger stone previously said he would never flip on trump. now with him determined to clear his name. what are the chances he will cooperate? >> he would ask that question today. he said no comment for now. because he says his lawyers haven't spoken to the special prosecutor. as yu mention he did go onto make the point clear. he said he will not testify against the president. that is out of the question. >> live in new york. thank you. >> federal prosecutors says there are no current plans to bring new charges against paul manafort. the former trump campaign mana first time he's been seen in public since october. he broke his plea agreement by lying to investigators.

>> film producer winestein has a new legal team. he is facing rape and sexual assault charges. allegations he denies. >> his legal team includes lawyers that represented casey anthony. kobe bryant and aaron hernandez. >> we have a special tonight called evil and e den. a look who terrorized a national park murdering four women. it's been 20 years. we talked about the document tear. >> this is a huge story in the bay area of course. about a four hour drive. many people vacation there regularly. what new information do you have? >> among many of the them we have a never before broadcast confession to the fbi agent. who he befriend once he was arrested.

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inspired van in fresno. turning heads and leaving people in awe where ever it goes. >> we went to the car paint shop. those are weird colors. you never did this before. we're making the we're making the van. >> that's a 1970 challenger. special edition. >> this is a 1950 dodge power wagon. it's a 1953 cadillac. i wish i did a video like everybody else does. on the barn find stuff. i always wanted a shop. i have always worked on old cars. i have never had anything like this. this was something different

than what i usually do. this is what it looked like when i got it. everybody told me that. i said all right. i told my buddy about it. he goes well paint it. i can't even go three blocks without having five or six pictures taken. you have people rolling down the window. complimenting it. >> i told him i was retired and not interested. but. he was very persistent. >> i want it done by the right people. he was the right person. >> with that foot on the machine. you can't actually see where the needle is. you have to know your machine to almost guess to where it's dropping. almost the whole circle is covered. >> i'm glad i did it.

now that it's done. he's happy with it. >> when you have good friends. it's expensive. it would have been more if it wasn't for friends helping me out. >> y y y y y y y y you don't have a happy day. and they'll turn around and see it and start laughing. or their kids are happy. it's cool. i enjoy it. >> you can check out the new brand localish.com. on facebook and instagram. there is no rain on live doppler 7. in about a week this will be different. get ready for changes next week chl tomorrow afternoon another mild day on tap. most areas in the mid-60s. out lying areas you'll get up to

70. mix of high clouds and sun for saturday. the all star in san jose. the fanfare happening. sunshine at noon. it will be mild. 67 degrees outside. if you're out there the all star game is 5:00 p.m. dress for the mild conditions. rain chances increase particularly next thursday and friday. 7-day forecast dry and milder than normal. for this time of year. we head into the weekend. numbers will be in the 60s and 70s. next week the temperatures will start to drop a new degrees. every day leading to the chance of showers thursday and trending wet with the level 1 system on friday. >> okay. good friday. >> nasa released images today. of the distant object dubbed the space snow man. you can see why. >> do they say it in that ominous voice?

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for many people struggling to make end meet because of an illness. pets maybe their only source of the companionship. caring for the pet maybe out of their budget. fortunately there are volunteers pitching in to help.

meet jessie. and see what makes her this months star. >> reporter: these aren't just anyone's dogs. they belong to clients at paws. pets are wonderful support. founded in the 80s to help patients dying of aids keep and care for pets. it grew out of the food bank. >> clients were coming in. many had pets and. and rather than getting food for themselves they were giving it to their pet. >> enhancing the health, quality of life and well being for people with life threatening conditions. they offer pet supplies. helps owners care for dogs kp helps bathe them. it's all done by volunteer. by our star jessie. she started volunteers six months ago.

she works full-time at google and already recruited 50 coworkers to lend a hand. at paws. >> we started working with google. we were having a hard time filling spots for the program that was created. she is on her own went it town. >> it's an incredible cause. >> net working and the response was so overwhelming. we have this massive thriving volunteer program. all thanks to her taking charge. >> being able to connect with the community across the board. at different levels. knows who to connect and who passionate about the cause. allowed me to spread the word about paws. >> paws has a list of 100 google employees willing to volunteer. google allows them to take 20 hours a quarter to volunteer. >> it's been a win win for us. >> she has been an incredible

asset. we're so thankful to have her be a part of the family now. >> do you know someone doing extraordinary things in your community? if you do, let us know. nominate them today. stars is brought to you by dignity health. >> her spirit and energy that drew all the coworkers to say yes. when she said come help me. she's really incredible. >> wash the pets all day long. a new report says robots will soon be taking over millions of american jobs. but not consumer advocates. they can't be replaced. >> that's right. >> anchors, however. >> totally expendable. >> catch this. a new study says nearly one quarter of all americans jobs are at risk of being automated.

many food preparation, office administration and transportation jobs will be the first to be taken over by machines. low wage earners and men will be hit hardest. technical positions are most likely to prevail. along with personal care and domestic service jobs. reports says if your job is repetitive. it won't be around for long. >> monitoring employees and most employees are okay with that. more than half of the big companies monitor employees movement, action and even the employees state of mind. that's according to a report from the world economic forum. 92% of the surveyed said they don't mind being spied on. and believe it could make pay and promotion decisions more accurate. that said some workers were afraid of being treated like a unit of production. instead of a person.

>> a hoax to warn you about. fans are getting fake messages from you tube stars offering free gifts for subscribing. all the messages have similar verbage with misspelled words. streamers can send messages to friends. for now. you tube says fans can block the fake accounts that are spamming them. make up artist james charles cosmetic jeffrey star have been impersonated. >> misspellings and things like that. >> you can tell. >> this sunday you can catch a bay area woman on shark tank. earlier today right here on midday live. we talked to her from oakland. who created an educational program for babies. >> i really love kevin o leery.

he has a background in education. >> you do? >> from a like a fit perspective. he is my face-to-favorite. >> you're targeting him. he's tough. >> kevin is usually there. you can't tell us. >> i can't talk about the out come. >> when you walk into the room, they don't know anything about you or the product. correct? >> right. >> how long do you stand there and stare at them? without talking. >> it felt like an eternity. i don't know. the whole experience. >> on tv it's edited down. i was in there over an hour. probably an hour and 15 minutes. >> she was nervous. but she can't tell us what happened. you'll have to watch. the sunday night at 9:00 to see

if she got her deal. and of course you can expect more interviews and news. hot topics and more on the midday live. every weekday at 11:00 a.m. >> she was in there for an hour. they must have been interested. right? you have to watch. >> good samaritan to the rescue. a woman found a bounty of expensive clothing and how she's going to be rewarded. >> what's coming up at 5:00. >> what's in a painting? more than you think. controversy over a work of art. a north bay mural under goes a few changes and creates an uproar. >> it's nice to know everyone will get paid finally. >> sigh of are leaf the government shutdown temporarily end. local families are not relaxing just yet. the computer issue in the south bay that police say could put lives at risk. lives at risk. those stories and more at 5:00.

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fresh off the boat. followed by speechless. at 9:00 a two hour episode of 2020. and then stay with us for the news at 11. >> all right. what would you do if you found a box with $15,000 worth of designer goods inside? would you keep it? a woman who did the right thing

and was surprised with a big reward today. >> reporter: she doesn't quite know why i asked her to meet me on the street in union square. it becomes clear when we step inside rent the run way. a designer clothing rental business. >> we want to gift you the ultimate dream closet. a years free of unlimited subscription. >> what brought her her in the first place. this box filled to the brim. with nearly $15,000 worth of gowns and handbags and yule ri. more than 50 women rented and returned. tossed on the street in front of her house. >> we opened it the rest of the way. and i saw i started going through it. it was very weird. >> how did i learn about the box? i use rent the run way. and one of my dresses and address labels was inside. when they learned of the good deed.

>> initial thought is wow. what a special person. any person in san francisco could have kept the items. or turned around and sold them. >> out fit after out fit. >> i love it. >> everyone's jewelry apparent. >> this is a dream dress. >> here she is. >> this gift comes as a blessing in more ways than one. she's a photographer who specializes in promoting body positivity. recently had to scale back the business. >> the over head in san francisco is very high. renting a studio. this is going to help me get the confidence i need to get back into that. and i really appreciate it. >> we really appreciate you. >> what a happy ending. they did an investigation and still don't know how the box got into the street. according to the company the average renter on an unlimited

plan rents $50,000 worth of clothing a year. >> thanks for joining us. the news at 5:00 starts now. >> i'm nervous. because it's really just a band aid. >> the government shut down is over. paychecks will be going out. local workers worry they'll have to go through this mess all over again. >> paying it forward. a woman who lost everything in the campfire helps a furloughed worker. >> it's just a mural right? not quite. how a few changes ignited controversy. >> documentary on the inferno in paradise. and the hollywood hot shot who signed on. i'm very proud to announce today that we have reached a deal to end the shut down. and reopen the government. >> after five weeks the stalemate is broken. hundreds of thousands of government workers will be back

on the job and getting paid. good evening. >> thanks for joining concessio. he agreed to reopen the government without any new money for the border wall. >> however we could be back to the same spot three weeks from now. the government is open until february 15. giving both side time to negotiate. >> democrats oppose funding the wall. but are ready to make a deal. trump is looking for a package for ample funding for homeland security. >> this is an opportunity for all parties to work together, for the benefit of the our whole beautiful, wonderful nation. >> the president has agreed to our request to open the government. and then debate border security. which is great news for 800,000 federal workers. and millions of americans. who depend on government services. >> the president made it