sport. people like that seem to be few and far between. it's a shame to be without him. >> reporter: the team and city says we would not have this stadium, oracle park, without him. this would be an area full of old warehouses and piers. it would not be the stadium we have today and that we would be cheering for the tampa bay giants. the team would not be here in san francisco, many believe, without him. the team won three championships in five years. mcgowan was 76 years old. the ceo and president, larry bayer will be making comments about his business partner and friend. reporting live in san francisco, amy hollyfield, abc 7 news. mcgowan was to be inducted into the giants wall of fame during the upcoming fan fest. those plans are now on hold. the giants say funeral services for peter mcgowan will be private.

in lieu of flowers, donations can be made to the peter ma gough an's -- we'll keep you posted as the giants reveal more details about the wall of fame ceremony. the giants release a statement and it says the giants family, the entire bay area and the game of baseball lost a man whose passion and loyalty to his favorite team and beloved community made it possible for all of us to experience the magic of giants baseball in san francisco forever. >> he will certainly be missed. it is 4:31 this morning on a monday. if you're just joining us, let's get an update of weather and traffic. >> hi, everybody. what a legacy he's leaving behind. just look south of here and we like to show it on our tower cam all the time. the stadium. it's milder when you step outside this morning. let's take a look at the accuweather 12-hour planner i put together for you. mostly cloudy conditions at 7:00. we'll stay pretty much partly

sunny to mostly cloudy which means the clouds will dominate the sky more than the sun. you'll still be bright from time to time. need thebe mild. look at this. low 60s at noon. mid-60s at 4:00. mid to upper 50s at 7:00. these clouds are not giving up any rain. i do have some in the accuweather seven-day forecast. i'll see you in a while with that. here's sue. >> we'll look at the bay bridge. this is emeryville leading into the bay bridge with the solid stream of headlights headed in the westbound direction towards the maze. here's the toll plaza. we had an accident. first off, it started at the stall. it started by treasure island. it turned into an accident. when the car hit it, they cleared that out of lanes. there's still an oil spill in the two left lanes. they'll have to get bridge crews out there to clean that up. be aware that later on, there could be slowing in the eastbound direction. right now, westbound is looking really fine. no problems. guys? >> thank you, sue. new this morning, just released abc news "washington post" poll

says the public has little trust in washington. it's been twoident oo office. only 35% of people polled are confident in his ability the right decisions for th don't trust him. the numbers are no bettern cong though they took over the house in congress. only 34% of people believe democrats can make the right decision for the country. 65% do not trust them. after more than a month, hundreds of thousands of federal employees head back to work today and back to getting a paycheck. but the relief they're feeling may be short-lived amid concerns the president could soon shut down the government again. here's abc news reporter, serena marshall. >> good morning. the government is back open and they're back at negotiations to keep it that way. the president putting the likelihood of another shutdown at 50%. it's only been open for 48 hours and already a threat the government will shut down again. the new interview overnight, president trump told the "wall street journal," i personallyn5s

trying to come up with a plan the president can get behind. if they can't, he promised friday, a wall will be built each if it requires an emergency declaration to do it. acting white house chief of staff said another shutdown isn't the plan. >> when the president vetoes a bill put in front of him on a spending package, sometimes that has the effect of shutting the government down. >> the democratic minority leader thinks a repeat, unlikely. >> i think president trump touched a very hot stove, threatening and using shutdown to try and get his way. >> as the government digs out of back pay and back logs, the speaker of the house says she's working with the white house to come up with a new date for the president's state of the union. highly unlikely that will happen on tuesday. serena marshall, abc news, washington. national parks are reopening now that funding has been restored. ft. point and san francisco

could open as soon as today. only parking lot remains closed at point reyes national seashore much the smithsonian and national zoo reopens tomorrow. many of the parks and recreation area should check websites on opening schedules. there's word that hillary clinton hasn't ruled out another presidential bid. cnn says she isn't closing the door for a run for the white house in 2020. clinton believes running is a possibility given that she won the popular vote over donald trump in 2016. she points to the indictments of several associates of trump's as one of the reasons she'd want to take on the president again. a man accused of beating an elderly woman in san francisco is expected to make another court of appearance. key on the gathron faces charges for a crime spree. elder abuse, robbery -- and other charges.

yik oi huang is still recovering. how warmly should you dress? we'll go down to the south bay. we've got a lot of upper 40s to low 50s. san jose right now 51 degrees. we have that same temperature in newark and san carlos. 54 in san francisco. bodega bay. haslem bay along the coast 50 degrees. 47 in napa. also lafayette, alum rock and about 46 in livermore. here's a look at your commute this morning. at least across the bay bridge. looks pretty quiet, doesn't it? >> it's going to be dry all day. mass transit cool this morning. light breezes out on the bay. let's go back to our neighborhoods. east bay for in 12-hour planner. the clouds thicker in the morning. they'll open for sunshine as we reach the mid-60s from 2:00 to 4:00. back down to 56 by 8:00. how about the north bay. little cooler, 46 this morning. 60 at noon. also in the mid-60s during the afternoon hours.

down into the low 50s by 8:00. in san francisco, not quite as warm. but still pretty mild. starting off at 53. we'll see the sun break out around lunch. that will push us into the low 60s as we head into the afternoon hours. still a little touch of spring in our forecast. then we've got the rain. several chances in the accuweather seven-day forecast. the commute will be easier weatherwise. how about from your perspective? >> pretty good. it's pretty quiet. an earlier problem eastbound, the reverse commute. that's picked up at this point. you're taking a look at san rafael with the taillights headed southbound towards the central san rafael exit. otherwise, traffic is moving nicely all the way from novato to the golden gate bring. we'll check out the richmond-san rafael bridge. no delays here whatsoever for an 8-minute ride. looking outside, the early morning commuters are up and at it already over the altamont pass. westbound on 580, here's a look

at your drive times. just under 40 minutes. highway 4 is looking good into concord. there's the ride, san rafael into san francisco, under 20 minutes. thank you, sue. oakland police make an arrest in the hit-and-run accident that left a teen severely injured. how the community is pitching in to help him and his family. he won gold at the olympics. now nathan adrian faces the big ebs challenge of his life. a 911 responder getting a 911 responder getting recognition for a not s oh! oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (announcer) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven?

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this is abc 7 mornings. joaquin valley, once again, deal with the tule fog. visibility two miles until 11:00 this morning. high clouds out there aren't going to let the sun penetrate and warm the ground and diffuse and dissipate that fog until late in the morning hours. in fact, it looks cloudy and mild everywhere with low to mid-60s through the central valley, monterey. upper 60s to mid-70s for san diego and l.a. in lake tahoe, we're still skiing on groomed snow. we've got a light mix tuesday and light mix wednesday night and thursday morning. oakland police arrested a woman for a hit-and-run crash that critically injured a teenage boy. the accused driver now faces charges. police say she was already on probation for a similar crime. abc 7 news reporter laura

anthony sat down with the boy's family. >> the woman shown in this cell phone video who allegedly ran over a teenager with her car and left the scene is now behind bars in alameda county. 36-year-old leah yoshiko conner is now facing multiple felonies for the january 2nd hit and run that left 14-year-old carlos prieto iii severely injured. the boy was riding his bike in the fruitvale district when a car driven by conner struck him and dragged him for several blocks. the allegations against conner include assault with a deadly weapon, reckless driving and leaving the scene of an accident. according to an arrest warrant, conner was on probation already after her conviction three months ago for felony dui with injury and evading police related to an incident in sonoma county in march of 2017. >> still under goes a lot of surgeries. about every other day. >> the boy's grandfather was among dozens of people who gathered at the fruitvale

b.a.r.t. station for a bike ride and fundraiser. >> he's a fighter. he's a strong individually mentally, physically. he's going to pull out of this with the help of god. >> he's holding in there. he's fighting. staying strong. that's all we can pray for. >> reporter: the on macarthur boulevard where vendors and local artists set up booths to raise money while carlos continues to recover, conner is set to be arraigned on tuesday morning. police say they're not looking for any additional suspects. >> don't have a good thought about her. i'm not going to say anything. i just feel for my grandson and he's the most important on our minds right now. >> in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. nathan adrian expected to have surgery today. he announced his diagnosis on instagram friday. he shared photos from his hospital bed. his wife shared a post saying

they hope the surgery is curative. he's being treated at an oakland hospital. he's optimistic about his outcome. fighting back against the state creating dueling lawsuits about home building in california. huntington beach is a wealthy community southeast of los angeles. last week, governor newsom's administration announced it's suing the city saying it is deliberately blocking affordable housing, which is against state law. now huntington beach is suing the state to overturn a different housing law. this law accelerates approving housing projects that they offer affordable housing and meet other conditions. the law is an overreach into matters. the lack of housing in california means the state needs to set standards. a 911 dispatcher is being praised for taking the time to help a young caller who had a

math emergency. >> 911. >> i'm having a really bad day. i just have tons of homework. >> okay. what subject do you have homework in? >> math. >> what's so difficult? >> fractions. >> is there a problem you want me to help you with? >> i'm sorry for calling you. i real he i need your help. >> antonia bundy works in indiana. she stayed on the phone to help him with fractions. police tweeted a call to the public and praised her for choosing to help. officers are working to track the boy down to make sure he's getting the help he needs all the time. >> probably to tell him not to call 911 again next time he has a math emergency. >> oh, my. creative. >> yeah. we had a homework hotline at school. >> that's a good idea. >> that's a great idea. >> we did too.

i think they have them online also. >> really? >> my homework hotline was my parents. >> poor kids in desperation to actually dial 911. >> i'm having a bad day. >> do not do that. it's not a good use of resources. >> cute story in this case. >> one-time only. >> one time. let's look at what's going on. a couple of chances of wet weather coming our way. we've had a long streak of dryness out there. hope you enjoyed the weekend. mt. tam camera. a high shield of clouds and mild temperatures today. another spare the air alert day dade. wood burning ban until midnight. first chance of rain on wednesday. save the appetizer until the rain course on friday. sunday, we're going to try to squeeze in saturday as our dry day this weekend. you're going to see radar returns. but most of this in the mid and upper levels along with the cloud cover. below that is a very dry layer that will keep us dry today. lots of clouds.

but not much in the way of rain. in fact, you could see not much showing up on live doppler 7 other than the wind from the winter out in the central valley. we've got 64 in san francisco and richmond and san mateo. oakland, fremont, palo alto and san jose at 65. livermore, 68 at concord. santa rosa at 67. tonight, upper 40s to low 50s. the cloud cover and a little bit of a southerly flow will keep us pretty mild once again. tomorrow, low to mid-60s. now that slight chance of rain. break thursday down as mostly sunny between the storms. friday is starting to trend towards a 2, moderate storm with sunday being a 1. those are some things to keep in mind through the week. sue? >> good to know. thanks, mike. we'll check the roads. in san jose, this is highway 87 past the sap center towards the arant. you're moving at a nice clip here. no delays there. across town to 280 at 17, just a few headlights headed in the northbound direction towards

cupertino for an eight-minute drive from downtown san jose. slow and go up and over the altamont pass as is usual for this time of morning. look at the drive times from hercules to san francisco. you're looking at about 20 minutes. not bad at all. there's your drive to sfo from downtown san francisco. under ten minutes. thanks, sue. facebook plans to merge the messaging services ignites. that's fueling new anti-trust concerns. >> samsung is going green. here's this morning's techbytes. >> in today's techbytes, another new concern surrounding facebook. >> the social media site has a plan to merge whatsapp, messenger and -- critics say that even though the apps will remain separate on the phones, the move raises security and anti-trust concerns. samsung is going ecofriendly. >> the company plans to replace all plastic with biodegrade believe and plant-based options. it will affect phones, tablets and wearables, as well as

packaging and phonechargers. the company behind one of the best selling phones ever is making a comeback. >> you know that ring. nokia will soon start selling two budget friendly phones that run on android. they'll cost 160 bucks. no word on whether it has that familiar ring. those are your techbytes. >> have a great day. not just any new ship. the future of the u.s. navy fleet. volunteers scour san francisco's baker beach for

while i was on a combat patrol my c in baqubah, iraq,nned out. a rocket-propelled grenade took my arm off at the shoulder. when i came home, i felt alone. my family was around me, but i couldn't talk to them about what i'd seen and what i'd done.

i remember just thinking, man, the way i am right now, i don't want to live. i was discharged from the army, and i've been working with the wounded warrior project since 2007. warriors don't have to be severely wounded to be with the wounded warrior project. we do have a lot of guys that have post-traumatic stress disorder. being able to share your story, i guess it kind of helps you wrap your mind around what did happen over there. just because you've left the military doesn't mean your life is over, because when these guys are coming home, i'm kind of leading and training them, instead of for combat, i'm leading and training them to heal. and if i come away with anything from the wounded warrior project, it's them giving my life back. my name is norbie, and yes, i do suffer from post-traumatic stress disorder, but i'm okay.

be. here's more detailed look at the spare the air for today. it's the north bay with the greatest chance of having poor air quality for the elderly, the young, those most sensitive. the rest of us moderate. but the burning ban the next 24 hours at least until midnight tonight is for everybody. thanks, mike. dozens of volunteers join a monthly ritual that took on a new twist in san francisco. abc 7 news was at baker beach when a surfrider foundation led the monthly cleanup effort yesterday. making this one unique, volunteers audited each piece of trash to track exactly where it came from. volunteers know they'll find one particular item on the beach. >> cigarette butts are a real big deal. they're the number one source of pollution at our beaches and our cities, everywhere, all over the world. every year in the bay area

alone, 3 million butts are littered. >> the surfrider foundation will lead two cleanup events each month. dog lovers of all ages enjoyed one of america's few events of its kind. >> abc 7 news was at the palace in daly city when the golden gate kennel club wrapped up the annual dog show. they competed to be the tops in their breed and group. the winners moved on to be considered for best in show honors. >> this is a bench dog show. this is a place where the public can come and view the dogs on display. there's only three left in the united states. westminst westminster, our sister show in a couple of shows. >> some of the kids who attend the final day got to compete with the dogs in a variety of games. that must have been very entertaining mike. >> i bet it was. my aunt was a big judge for the westminster dog show for a long,

long time. that's how my parents got into shar peis and shar pei rescues. i think it runs in the family. perfect pet is coming up friday. another adorable dog needs a home. i'll see you with that friday. let's look at wednesday. jump ahead a couple of days. you can see the cloud cover. by 9:00, we start to see rain move into the north bay and then rain noon. mainly the north bay once again as it stalls there. then notice how it spreads across the rest of the neighborhoods during the afternoon and right into the evening commute. then it starts to taper once the commute is over. let's see the rainfall. wake up at 4:00 in the morning, nothing. by the end of the commute, around ukiah a little wet. by noon, same thing. up in the north bay, far south of santa rosa. but it's the evening commute when the rain comes in and touches all of your neighborhoods with up to a quarter to a third of an inch from our third storm, the weakest one. sue. >> we'll look outside. go to walnut creek. the taillights headed southbound on 680 past north main.

you're moving at a really good clip. right at the limit there. for about an eight-minute drive southbound. we'll look at the drive times from 242 concord into 24. we'll pop down to san jose right now. look at 101 at 880. those headlights are headed in the northbound direction moving nicely. as a matter of fact, you've got about a 45-minute ride from 580 up and over the altamont pass and dublin to pleasanton. from highway 4 to walnut creek, once you make the 24 interchange turn there, you're looking at a seven-minute drive into oakland. your drive times through the central valley into dublin pleasanton. >> thank you, sue. the navy is celebrating a newly commissioned ship. crowds gathered in san diego for the naming of the "uss michael monday sewer" he saved the lives of nearby officers and posthumously honored the medal of honor. the ship is lined with photos

and memories of him. it's described as a high tech destroyer. a family in georgia goodwill shopper comes forward after a mommi mug. >> she didn't know her son had hidden $6,000 inside the mug. he sold a car and stuffed it inside the mug until he could get to the bank. >> first i thought it was a joke or a prank or something like that. then i found out that the mug had been donated to goodwill. >> no mother wants to disappoint their child, giveaway something he's worked really hard for. >> the family is offering a cash reward if the dpoe nated monday it returned. >> he's taking it in stride. >> i'd still be screaming if that makes sense. i hope they find it. senator kamala harris'

official presidential campaign launch. the promises she raised at her oakland rally. howard schultz is saying about a possible run for the white house. a deal on shark tank. we talked to her on midday live on friday. it didn't go exactly as she planned. why one shark retracted his over and the investor she ended up with. with. girl scout cookies are

right now at 5:00 a.m., federal offices begin to reopen after the government shutdown comes to an end. the sign outside the building in the south bay this morning. good morning, it's monday,

january 28th. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. >> you're never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. 4:59 right now. almost 5:00. hey, mike. >> you miss saying that every seven minutes, did you? >> yep. >> she is back. looking well-rested. very good. let's look at what's going on with live doppler 7. completely dry. don't need the umbrella today. you can see from mt. tam how crystal clear the sky is. a lot of high clouds out there. you'll need the sun grasses from time to time. our 15th of the season, spare the air day. why would you want to burn this afternoon. we'll be in the low upper 50s at the coast. mid-60s for the rest of us at 4:00. dropping from 54 to 57. rain is on the way wednesday. more on that coming up. more on the morning commute. here's sue. >> pretty light for a monday morning. we'll look at the golden gate bridge. the zipper trucks, two lanes