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>> announcer: good morning bay area. let's get up and get going. this is "abc 7 mornings." it's sunday, january 27th. good morning and thank you for being with us. i'm here's meteorologist lisa argen. >> it's been tricky by the delta and concord this morning. and still looking at some fog there, settling into the valley. temperatures are slightly milder in spots today, with low 50s in san francisco and oakland, this morning, i should say. 48 in morgan hill. a bit of a wind, 12 to 15 miles an hour here in the city. 44 in petaluma, 46 in livermore.

we're four degrees milder in morgan hill. your forecast for the day calls for temperatures to climb once again to above average readings, in the mid- to upper 60s with hazy afternoon sunshine. sun setting before 5:30. we have changes in the seven-day outlook as we get to a new month, and hopefully more rain. we'll talk about it in a few minutes, chris. >> lisa, thanks. today, senator kamala harris will return to her hometown to officially launch her bid for president. the rally could draw thousands of people to oakland. streets near frank ogawa plaza are closed. abc 7's anser hassan has the story. >> reporter: senator kamala harris will lay out her platform in her bid to become president of the united states. >> i feel like kamala harris could be the next obama. so i wanted to be here. >> reporter: jaoshua and his wie came up from lanch.a. for the lh

rally. her campaign says, oakland is a city that represents the underdog, and senator harris is, quote, going to start the campaign where it all started for her. harris was born in oakland, began her political career in the alameda county district attorney's office, rise to go become the first black u.s. senator from california. stacy landry plans to show up to show her support. but she doesn't think harris can win the presidency. >> the problem is she's from california. and she's liberal. and that's not going to win in the rest of the country. >> she's been anti-death-penalty when she was d.a. of san francisco, then defended the death penalty when she was attorney general for the state of california. >> reporter: uc hastings law professor george bouchard says harris is a strong candidate with a proven track record. his concern is whether she can win over the democratic base versus just appeasing the

democratic establishment. >> her equivocal actions over time lead some people wondering where her true heart lies and the depth of her convictions and commitment to -- you know, to any particular cause. >> reporter: expect heavy security and know oakland streets will be closed until at least 4:00 p.m. if you're taking b.a.r.t., 12th street station will be closed, use 19th instead. anser hassan, abc 7 news. >> broad which from 12th to 17th street, telegraph avenue from 15th to 17th street, and clay street from 14th to 17th street will remain closed until 4:00 p.m. people are urged to use public transit. b.a.r.t. says passengers should use the 19th street station. we have a full list of closures on our website, abc7news.com. harris will join a crowded field of democrats who have declared

their couandidacy, including senators kirsten gillibrand, congresswoman tulsi gabbard, former congressman john delaney, former state senator richard ojeda, and former tech executive andrew yang. a new abc news/"washington post" poll those 57% of americans support house democrats using their authority to investigate possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia, while 61% of americans also say they support the investigations into possible financial ties between mr. trump and foreign governments. meanwhile, the president is taking aim at robert mueller over the indictment of long term adviser roger stone. abc'smieri has the update. >> reporter: trump adviser roger stone is out of bail and firing

critical statements at robert mueller. >> it was unwarranted, it was an effort to intimidate me. but i am not intimidated. >> reporter: as part of the special counsel's investigation into possible russian collusion with the trump campaign, mueller indicted stone on seven counts, including obstruction, witness tampering, and lying to congress. one of stone's associates, jerome corsi, admitting his hours of testimony with the special counsel may have led to stone's indictment. >> i'm going to say what's in the indictment is accurate. if called, i will testify to what's there. i won't differ one word from it. it's correct. if that helps roger stone or hurts him. let the chips fall where they may. >> reporter: in a statement, speaker nancy pelosi says the house will continue to exercise their constitutional oversight responsibility, adding that stone's indictment proves, quote, there was a deliberate, coordinated attempt by trump campaign officials to influence

the 2016 election and subvert the will of the american people. these court documents filed by the special counsel cast stone as an intermediary between the trump campaign and wikileaks, which published e-mails russia stole from the democratic national committee and hillary clinton's campaign chairman john podesta. >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> reporter: prosecutors allege stone was in contact with the organization during the leadup to the organization, seeking information that would be damaging to hillary clinton. mueller does not indicate who it was that directed the campaign official to reach out to stone, but stone now denies havingny contact with wikileaks founder julian assange and claims he did not relay information to the campaign about the hacks. >> the allegation that two campaign officials instructed me or inquired of me about wikileaks is false. >> reporter: tara palmieri, abc news, the white house. this morning we're hearing from roger stone for the first time following his seven-count

indictment by special counsel robert mueller. stone appeared exclusives on "this week with george stephanopoulos." >> are you prepared to spend the last, best years of your life in jail? >> in few of the fact that i expect to be vindicated and that my attorneys, including grant smith, believe that this indictment is thin as piss on a rock, so i'm prepared to fight for my life. i have to go to the public, at stonedefensefund.com to ask for their support. >> stone says he will discuss with his attorneys about cooperating with mueller if asked. he vows to fight the charges and reiterated his support for president trump. a stanford fraternity has won an appeal to keep their campus housing. we told you earlier this month that stanford was planning to kick the fraternity out of the house due to alcohol-related problems. school officials say the fraternity received low scores in the university's eight-point

standard and excellence program. the fraternity appealed the decision and the president told us hey were successful. new details now about the bus carrying stanford's track team that caught on fire. take a look. the team was headed to a meet on friday at the university of washington in seattle when the back of the bus in flames. investigators think overheated brakes and a blown-out rear tire may have caused the fire. all 31 students and coaches made it out okay. when stanford got to the meet, members of the university of washington track team had extra gear standing by just in case. lisa, you've been keeping an eye on the forecast. we're seeing some fog rolling in now. >> that's right, in our east bay valleys it's been pretty tough to get around, but some improvement there. as we look from is hazy. it's moderate, you may be detecting a bit of pollution from our ridge of high pressure that has been in control. it will give way this week..om >> , thanks.

also ahead, electric scooters now behind a rash of emergency room visits. we're breaking down the new study about the mistakes that riders are making. >> also a preview of to not's s.a.g. awards

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restaurants come to you. delicious at your door. download doordash. first order, $1 delivery fee. sxwriesh we are well we're of the electric scooter craze in the bay area. doctors at ucla looked at accidents in southern california over a one-year period.

between two emergency rooms, they saw nearly 250 people and only 4% of the riders involved in crashes had their helmets on. a handful of the injured were pedestrians struck by scooter riders or people who had stumbled over them. some of the riders have a had terrifying experiences including one bay area woman who was involved in a crash. >> when you hit the cement at 17 miles an hour, it hurts. >> the injuries varied from cuts and bruises to breaks. doctors say 40% of those hurt had a head injury. at the beginning of the year, california eliminated the requirement that scooter riders must wear a helmet. in the east bay, a popular weekend event is going to shut down for the first time in its history. yesterday abc 7 news was in berkeley for the market at the b.a.r.t. station parking lot. the flea market dates back to 1972. berkeley's site reports to vend. ghirardelli and another candy company are responding to a lawsu

misleading customers with big packaging and little chocolate. prosecutors from six california counties have filed the complaint, saying the packaging is much bigger than the amount of candy included for some products. in some cases the weight is actually less than what's on the label. customers say they've noticed. >> it's very disappointing, especially when i think i'm getting a large quantity and i'm not. >> the candy companies have reached a legal settlement, admitting no wrongdoing, but are agreeing to pay a $750,000 penalty. the lawsuit changed packaging to include a clear part where you can see just how much chocolate is inside. happening tonight, celebrities are in the spotlight for the last big awards show before the oscars. this time it's the actors who get to pick their favorites in the s.a.g. awards. it's the annual ceremony mounted by the screen actors guild. it could give us a sense of who is likely to win at the oscars. abc's chris connolly has a preview. >> reporter: once they've progressed along the red carpet,

the actors will find out who has won one. one legend is already a winner, alan alda, the life achievement honoree. >> it's touching to hear from all my friends, some i haven't heard from in a long time, who sent me really heart-felt e-mails. >> what sorts of things are they saying that touches you in particular? >> you? why not me? >> reporter: the tv series "mash" made him a major star in 1972. but like many of the actors who gather here tonight, there were years of struggle. >> the first year, i made $6,000. i celebrated. i was a doorman and a cabdriver. if you're going to play actual people, it's good to know what they're like. r for t other assured. there's no "roma" and no "green book" in the best cast category. that could swing the door open for "a star is born" to win.

but a lineup of superberberberbr could spell victory for "black panther." will it be a nice for "vice"'s amy adams? on the men's side, "vice"'s christian bale is one of the favorites. the juiciest race remains in best female lead between two strong performances. ♪ i'll never leave the ground >> reporter: lady gaga of "a star is born" and glenn close. on the tv size, the star of "the marvelous mrs. maisel." "the americans" will try to take down last year's best drama, "this is us." ten the afterparty can begin. countries c chris connolly, backstage at the

s.a.g. awards. >> the oscars will be held on sunday, february 24th. abc 7 is the only place you can watch the oscars. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. hi, everyone. sunday morning, looking at hazy conditions, partly cloudy and fog in the east bay valleys. a big, dirty ridge of high pressure is keeping us mild and dry. the storm track going up and over the bay area. we're seeing high clouds once again today. check out this gorgeous view from mt. tam, isn't this cool, with the fog below and the high clouds. a bit of insight there with temperatures this morning in the 50s at the coast. oakland, 53. yesterday you were 68 degrees in oakland, 51 in mountain view right now. and with a little bit of an easterly wind, 63 in half moon bay. mt. tam doesn't disappoint with temperatures in the mid- and upper 40s where it's cooler. you've had fog settle into the valleys of the north bay and east bay, so numbers trailing behind here.

but check out what's to come for the week ahead. this is just a preview of what it feels like in canada and parts of the u.s., feeling like minus 5 in chicago. this will descend into the central coast, the central midsection of the country. and we're talking minus 40 windchill in chicago by the middle of the week. you add snow to that, it will spread to the south, north, and east. we'll stay mild as high pressure stays locked in here for the early part of the week. no delays at sfo. looking at patchy fog and mild temperatures this morning. high clouds, lots of sunshine in between those high clouds. so we'll call it hazy afternoon sun. and a chance of rain, more likely friday for everyone. but wednesday things are looking a little bit damp, perhaps. we'll get to that in just a moment. high clouds continue to increase throughout the day. we're starting out dry tomorrow among for your monday morning commute. and as we look at san jose for the week ahead, the average high is 60 today going into the upper 60s. right on through tuesday, very little change. cooler weather with clouds,

maybe a sprinkle around the bay on wednesday, but more likely by the end of the week for the south bay, taking us perhaps into next weekend. let's look at it in more detail. your wednesday forecast shows rain, but the models can't agree on whether or not this is going to happen. if it does, maybe a couple of hundredths, nothing to write home about. by thursday, looks like a dry day in between what could be a wetter afternoon for everyone on friday. this is mid-afternoon friday into friday evening and saturday, still very far away. but the ridge looks like it will break down. we'll see a run to more winter-like precipitation, hopefully by february, which would arrive on friday. highs today in the upper 60s again in oakland, 70 in santa cruz. look for mid-60s santa rosa, napa 69 degrees. overnight lows with a little bit of fog, milder than we should be for this time of year, with upper 40s for most of the accuweather seven-day forecast. hopefully you're enjoying the above average temperatures with

mid-60s right on through the middle of the week. very little change. download our accuweather app for possible rain on wednesday. thursday, a break. looks more likely on friday. a high in the mid-50s today in the sierra nevada, you know that means some snow melt. we certainly could use some more rain and snow so hopefully that arrives at the end of the week. >> it sure has been a pleasant weekend. lisa, thank you. abc's new brand, local-ish, is sharing a weekly digital series called "more in common." this week, an unlikely friendship that reminds us that family is what you make of it. >> since i was 13, heroin, prescription drugs. when i was pregnant with christina, started using meth. that was the reason she was taken and removed from my care. >> a few weeks after christina was born, she came into the charge of nancy. >> when heather first called me, she was in tears, just devastated. as a mom, i can only put myself in the shoes of, what would that

feel like. >> what did you think of nancy when you met her? >> i loved her, she reminded me of myself if i hadn't messed up. >> i started with what i saw in her, her potential. you're worthy of this child. >> from her, because i had a lot of respect for her, it stuck. there was a point in time when i was ready to hand her over to her. she's better off with her instead of me. it's a pretty good feeling, actually, being able to care for

today, catch a bay area woman on "shark tank." last week on midday live, the panelist from oakland appeared, touting an educational program for babies. >> kevin o'leary has a background in education. >> okay. >> and educational product. he built a company called the learning company. he sold it to mattel. so from like a fit perspective, he's my favorite. >> you're targeting him. but he's tough. >> i know. >> he's really tough. >> they're all tough. >> they're all tough. kevin is usually there. i know you can't tell us -- >> i cannot talk about the outcome. >> when you walk into the room, right, 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. >> the whole experience from beginning to end, on tv we see this part. >> on tv it's edited down. i was in there for over an hour, probably over an hour and 15 minutes, even. >> you can catch zara on "shark tank" tonight at 9:00 to see if she got a deal. expect more in-depth interviews and hot topics and more on "mid-/day live". happening today in the south bay, your last chance to check out the fair. players will be signing autographs. there are interactive games, skill zones, and trophy displays. it runs from 10:00 until 4:00 today at the san jose consequential center. tickets are availablef dogs put best food forward at the golden gate kennel show.

yesterday they had their chance to strut their stuff to earn the rank of top dog. 175 different breeds competed in a fashion show in daly abc 7 news reporter leslie brinkley snapped these photos yesterday. if you're interested in going, it's not too late, the show runs again today until 5:00 p.m. closing time. tickets are just under $20 apiece. still to come on "abc 7 mornings," we have new developments overnight in the search for a man accused of killing five people in louisiana. also twin bombings during sunday mass at a cathedral in the philippines.

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you live. hi, lisa. >> hi, chris. look at what a beautiful shot this is from our east bay hills camera. with all the cloud levels and a little bit of sunshine there, our east bay hills just looking pretty this morning. but there's fog in some of the valleys, so that is creating a few issues around concord. temperatures are mild along the coast with low to mid-50s. 63, though, the outlier in half moon bay. no delays at sfo but elsewhere temperatures are cooler with that fog in the 40s from santa rosa, 46 in livermore. that fog should be lifting within the next hour. we're milder for most of you where you don't have the low clouds. 5 degrees warmer in santa rosa this morning. and throughout the next few hours, the 50s will be replaced by 60s. partly cloudy this afternoon, 2:00. and this hazy afternoon sun will continue through the evening hours. that cloud cover keeping us mild tonight with 50s dropping into the upper 40s. so we will look for another day or two of above average numbers before things change and you should feel a little bit more

like february throughout the week. we'll talk about it in detail in a few minutes, chris. >> lisa, thanks. developing news from the two b.pines this aast 20 peoplr 81 oth are injured includingol exploded inside or near the cathedral on jolo island. the second bomb went off at the entrance as law enforcement responded to the attack. no one has claimed responsibility. developing news, the 21-year-old man accused of killing five people in louisiana has been arrested. officials say dakota theriot shot and killed his father, stepmother, and three members of another family. abc news reporter arielle resha has the latest. >> reporter: 21-year-old dakota theriot is taken into custody in virginia, expected of murdering his girlfriend, her father, and

her brother before killing his own parents. >> two possible deceased by gunshots, suspect possibly still on scene. be advised, possibly three deceased patients. >> reporter: 20-year-old summer earnest, her father billy and her teenaged brother tanner all found shot in their livingston home early saturday morning. police say two young children made it out of the home alive. >> those children that walked to the neighbor's house, a 7-year-old female, 1-year-old male, need to be checked out, there were barefoot and cold. >> reporter: according to authorities, theriot then stole summer's car, driving to his parents' home in ascension. >> he shot both his mother and his father. the father was gravely injured at the time we found him and since passed away. we were able to get a dying declaration from him, enough information to let us know it was his son that committed this act. >> reporter: authorities say theriot traveled across several states before being captured in richmond county, virginia. he faces several charges including first-degree murder.

>> in the last few years it has been the worst domestic violence we've seen in ascension. >> he's an armed and dangerous guy so anybody he comes in contact with could be a target. >> reporter: arielle rashaf, abc news, new york. the federal government is slowly coming back to life but a new warning from the president is putting the country on edge. the government was open 24 hours when the president tweeted that it would close again after signing a spending bill to fund the government for three weeks. trump tweeted, 21 days goes very quickly, negotiations with democrats will start immediately. will not be easy to make a deal. both parties very dug in. we will build the wall. he echoed the same sentiment in the rose garden. >> if we don't get a fair deal from congress, the government will either shut down on february 15th again, or i will use the powers afforded to me under the laws and the constitution of the united states to address this

emergency. >> still, house leader nancy pelosi says the democrats will not budge and will not approve funding for a wall. federal workers here in the yba a re shutdown is over but some are nervous that it could happen again, especially after those tweets. abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard has the story. >> reporter: brendan sanborn hopes this is the last food giveaway he'll need for a while, now that the government shutdown is over. >> i am relieved with reservation. i am excited i get to go back to work. >> reporter: sanborn has a family but no paycheck for the past month. he's been forced to sell some prized possessions. >> i sold, you know, my really nice guitar during the shutdown. >> reporter: second harvest food bank held this event. they know it's still important for struggling families. >> i've heard from many employees that this is a real lifesaver this week. they don't know when they're getting paid. >> it will probably take until

this upcoming friday for the first paychecks with back pay to roll in. that's a guess. >> reporter: the wait could be longer for government contract employees like nate bush. >> this is amazing. >> reporter: he's stocking up on supplies. >> we'll be set for at least another two weeks. 'til that check comes. >> and here is our distribution room. >> reporter: the north bay coast guard spouses club went on facebook during its ongoing food giveaway for military families. many hope another shutdown can be avoided in three weeks. >> given the stress and the uncertainty over the last month, it's kind of hard to remain 100% optimistic. >> reporter: other landmarks like ft. point under the golden gate bridge could resume operation in 48 hours. federal workers we talked to said they plan to return to work on monday. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc 7

point reyes will open later today. crews will be checking conditions along the 150 miles of trails. as we showed you, even though the shutdown is over, many families affected are still struggling to make ends meet as they await their paychecks. if you need help or if you want to help someone affected by the shutdown, go to abc7news.com/takeaction. proiince philip is apologizg to the woman he hit in a car crash. he says he did not see her car because of the bright sun. his land rover collided with the car after he pulled out of a driveway. the duke's vehicle flipped in the crash, leading fairweather with a broken arm. a few days later he was stopped for driving without a seatbelt. in the letter he wished her a speeding recovery, signing the note, "yours sincerely,gest pere

since 1991. other price hikes also go into effect today, including the cost of priority mail and priority mail express. still ahead on "abc 7 mornings," find out what's hidden in this north bayfield. that's more than a century old. first, the time right now is 9:36. (sigh) (crunch) babybel: that snack just sounded boring. babybel: coming through. no photos, please. babybel: bye bye, bland. babybel: helloooo, delicious. vo: rich, creamy, 100% real cheese. vo: with mini babybel, snack time is saved. babybel: saved it!

i had zero connections. and as positive as i was trying to be, nothing was happening. so i went on linkedin, i connected with someone who introduced me to my boss. that's how i got to the trading floor. when i first got the job, i was the only female on the floor. i get to represent so many girls. i'm in it to change the game. welcome back. happening today, a benefit concert for those impacted by last year's camp fire in county. tickets are still available online for a suggested donation of at least $25. the concert starts at 5:00 tonight on valencia at dubose. lisa, you've been keeping an eye on the forecast for us. it's a mild and cloudy start to

the day. >> it is, we have some sunshine making for some very pretty pictures. high clouds, even some fog with low clouds. from mt. tam you can see it it looks a little hazy as well. temperatures are cooler in parts of the far north bay, mid-40s there. on the coast we're in the 50s, and even some random 60s out there. another day of too warm for january, perhaps. we'll talk about more february rain in my seven-day outlook, coming up. also next, the warriors keep their winning streak alive in boston, and steph is doing a shimmy.

we're taking a live look from south lake tahoe. not a bad day if your plans take you up to the sierra today. we'll get a chuck of the full forecast with meteorologist lisa argen coming up. in sports, soiler alert, if you dvr'd the australia open, if you don't want to know who won, turn down the volume. djokovic beat rafael nadal in straight sets. bringing his major trophy total to 15. today, tight end george kittle will represent the team in the nfl pro bowl. the raiders have one player there, tight end jared cook. watch the afc battle the nfc in

orlando at noon right here on abc 7 news. tomorrow, warriors take on the indiana pacers in the last of their five day road trip and could be a preview of the finals. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, warriors won their 10th straight game, steve kerr, milestone victory, fastest coach to 300 wins. and steph was shimmying. first quarter,modating durant, with 33. throwing it down. boogie finished with 15 points and eight boards. after going scoreless in the first quarter, steph got hot in the second, splash after splash after splash, five threes for 17 points in the period. you will see here, he's shimmying before the ball goes through the hoop. that's confidence.

doves get two at thestreon make. kyrie irving so dangerous, 21 points and lead changes in the game. it was nuts down the stretch. tied at 108. klay thompson with three. klay with 21. we head to the final seconds. warriors are up two, draymond green misses two free-throws and then look at this! he gets his own rebound. steph gets fouled. he ices it with two on the line. warriors the winner, 115-111. >> we are hungry. no pun intended, we are fully healthy and had a slow start, to our standards to start the season. we're back now and looking to exert our dominance again. >> it's a good win for us, that's a championship team there with a lot of talent and conspiracy. i don't think we played good but we found a way down the stretch to win the game. >> we have an edge about us. it hasn't been perfect. we know we can still get better. we talked about putting a run

together right now and right in the middle of a really good one. we're going to create good vibes especially with the all-star break coming up. >> warriors are rolling. a quick night for the three san jose sharks allstars. fans watched penguin great sidney crosby celebrate again in the tank as he was named the all-star mvp. packed house, ready to see the three sharks allstars, joe pavelski, erik karlsson and brent burns. in this unique all-star format. carlson beats pekka rinne. it's 2-1. central division would go on a tear, patrick kane passing it through the legs of burns and making it to the 3-1 central division. that is sweet. kane makes it 7-1. we get the few from ref cam here. beating marc-andre fleury to make it 10-1. pacific did get a few goals back. final goal scored by brett burns

himself, top shelf! in the finals, though, "sid the kid" had a total of four goals on the night as the metropolitan division wins this by 10-5. good snapshot there. driving a car out onto the ice for sid! >> it's nice to be around the guys you usually compete against and being in an environment like this and share it with these two guys is something that will always be special. >> it's fun playing in the city you played for. every time we kind of -- names got announced, we stepped on the ice, you can hear the extra roars. it was pretty cool to be a part of. >> it was awesome. good energy. yeah. >> terrible outcome. the sharks and all of the fans of team teal and all hockey fans in the south had a great time. that's a wrap on morning sports. enjoy the rest of your weekend,

everybody. i'm larry beil. >> announcer: now your accuweather forecast with lisa argen. good sunday morning to you. we do have a bit of haze out there. high pressure has been in control for the past several days. it loosely those pollutants getting trapped to the surface here in san francisco. air quality moderate. we are looking at a pretty nice day on the peninsula with temperatures in the mid- to upper 60s. this is the way it's going to look in fountain view for the week ahead. 67 right now. day to day, some very minor changes. we are about 65% of normal on the peninsula for our rainfall. so we need more rain by the end of the week. you notice the cooler numbers. we could see some showers in here by friday. but a better chance mid-week for some of you. exploratorium camera, you can see a little foggy out there and hazy with numbers pretty mild in san francisco. we've had the fog trapping some of the cooler air at the surface and our valleys. live doppler 7 detecting a ridge of high pressure offshore.

you can see the arc of the clouds going up and over that ridge. it's a dirty ridge of high pressure allowing for high toay yesterday was 71, very similar today. 54 downtown, 53 in oakland, 50 in san jose. half moon bay, a bit of an offshore push allowing for numbers to be in the low 60s there. pier 39 camera with some sunshine for the sea lions, also some clouds with mid-40s in the north bay. also in livermore, 46 degrees, a little cool there, with upper 40s in petaluma. it's been a milder start to the day. right now we are 7 degrees milder than we were 24 hours ago at this time. and those northeasterly winds yesterday bringing in some of that cooler air, they've switched around and warmed up yesterday, holding on to some of that warmth. lake tahoe, from the 20s going to 56 today. we could see some rain by the end of the week here. patchy marine fog with milder

numbers, high clouds and sun again today. chance of rain on wednesday, for some of you a better chance by the end of the week. we're starting out dry. the last few days of january should be dry. but by wednesday, the 30th, we could get some rain. as we get into february, by friday and saturday, looking like much of the state will be wet. maybe a third of an inch of rain. check back with us, it's good six, seven days out. as for today you can enjoy those upper 60s in san jose. 66 in santa clara. on the coast, another pretty day out there with 65 san mateo, san francisco mid-60s. a good ten degrees above average for you in santa rosa, 66. near east bay, 65. if you head inland, you'll see numbers still very mild with 66 in pittsburgh. concord at 67 degrees. the accuweather seven-day forecast, dry and mild. above average today, tomorrow, with the cloudiness, though, that will keep us mild at night as well. download our accuweather app.

you may need that wednesday, with the slight chance of showers, a 1 on our storm impact scale. looks like a better chance on friday. that could linger into saturday. so once we have this dry spell, chris, it's kind of tough to break down that big ridge of high pressure, so that first system may work to do that, and maybe very little rain but allowing for more rain on friday. >> we're seeing very consistent 60s in the forecast. >> don't get too used to it, though. >> lisa, thank you. in the north bay a vacant field is becoming a cause. a number of teenagers have made it relevant again. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has the story. >> reporter: suburbia has not been here forever. every so often we discover the past by accident. that begins to explain the relationship between 17-year-old georgia leigh and the seemingly vacant lot in lucas valley. >> i bypassed this site for

years, going to miller creek, my school. and i never even knew. >> reporter: never saw the pieces of concrete in the ground. when she learned the secret of this place from a park ranger, no turning back. >> there are graves everywhere? >> yes. >> where? >> we're standing over them right now. >> reporter: it is a mostly forgotten county cemetery with at least 280 graves and maybe a thousand, dating back more than a century. they're residents from what used to be the nearby county poor farm and hospital. they include mirin buddy thompson, executed at san quentin prison after killing correctional officers during a takeover on alcatraz. >> these are people who doesn't have a place to go. this was basically the place they went to. >> i immediately began wanting to do something about it. >> we became aware there was a burial ground. >> reporter: what else is a high school student to do except join up with a classmate and make a

documentary? georgia and mitchell tanaka took this otherwise overlooked field and gave it historical context. >> we got it into the marina del ray film festival and it won best screenplay. >> reporter: wait a minute. how old are you? >> 17. >> reporter: and you won on your first doc? >> yeah. it's playing in march. >> reporter: georgia wants the county to designate this place, says it's the least we can do for early residents who died with so little. >> it's a way to bring reverence to the people buried here. >> reporter: and they're gaining support. that's the power of teens with a sense of history, exercising their convictions with a camera. in lucas valley, marin county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. next, a beach cleanup plan for a popular bay area spot.

here are the winning numbers from last night's $161 million power ball drawing. 8, 12, 20, 21, 32. the power ball number 10. nobody picked all six so wednesday night's jackpot goes up to $174 million. good luck! happening today, hundreds of volunteers will pick up trash at baker beach in san francisco. the surf rider foundation is organizing today's cleanup. the group typically plans three cleanups a month. it examines each piece of litter and tries to track exactly where it came from. to volunteer, bring your gloves

and a bucket any time between 10:00 and noon. coffee and snacks provided. not a bad day to get out there and help clean up the beaches. >> definitely. mid-60s to near 70, the further south you go. and as we look at the week ahead in the livermore valley, it's going to stay mild today. mid-60s. little change for the next few days as we stay dry. parts of the bay could get wet on wednesday. more likely the end of the week. elsewhere, checking out numbers, 69 in napa, 68 in oakland, that's what you had yesterday. with the high clouds in control, little change. air quality not the best in parts of the bay area but we stay dry until at least wednesday with a slight chance of showers. as that ridge begins to break down, hopefully a stronger trough moves in on friday. that would bring more widespread rain, cooler temperatures. looking too warm for snow in the mountains. could be rain in the sierra by the end of the week. thanks for joining us on

"abc 7 mornings" i'm chris nguyen alongside lisa argen. don't forget, watch the nfl pro bowl in orlando at noon right here on abc 7. 49ers players are playing for the nfc team. raiders' jared cook is on the afc team. the news continues online, on twitter, facebook, and instagram. as always, we appreciate your time. make it a great day, everybody.

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