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as soon as we do, we'll bring you the updates live and new overnight, a 20-year-old man is in jail after leading officers on a chase. it all started around 11:15 thursday night when a car was reported stolen out of alameda county. an officer tried to do a traffic stop on highway 24 but the suspect sped away and drove to the bay fair b.a.r.t. station where he left the car and ran along the tracks. chp helicopter spotted the suspect trying to hide from officers. he surrendered and was arrested. he has been identified as joseph willis and is being held without bail. and we'll get a check in now on our weekend forecast. here is lisa arregen for us. >> and a cold front kind of fizzled through the bay area. and here is a look at live doppler 7. it is snowing in blue canyon, rain at the tahoe valley

airport. so as the front moves in, it is leaving us with a mix of clouds and sun. here is san jose, in the low 50s, 54 half moon bay. and look at the clearing sky from the golden gate bridge. low 50s concord and fog in the north bay, a milder start for everyone. and throughout the day today, we'll call it partly cloudy, maybe some morning drizzle along the coast. and temperatures in the mid and upper 50s. a little breezy with northwesterly winds and then tonight setting up for a very cold night, but several dry days and a few chances of rain in the seven day. and come men accused of stealing a man's laptop are now facing charges in his death. he went after the specifics but was hit by their getaway car and later died. the suspects charged with involuntary manslaughter and

robbery and also a second degree robbery charge. reed's sister says that he was at her home watching her 3-year-old. >> helping me out. i have four kids and no daddy in their life. my brother is there for me all the time. and now they want to take him from me. that is not fair. >> according to charging documents, reed was convicted in november of 2017 of second degree robbery. so how do you protect yourself from becoming a laptop theft victim at coffee shops? situational awareness is one of the keys to remaining safe. and david louie has wretchf ha e advice. >> reporter: people get so absorbed working that they forget about safety, even when signs warn customers to beware of their belongings. security experts say that many of us lack situational awareness. ignoring who is around us and what could leave laptops

vulnerable to theft. don't leave it unattended even for a minute. this woman admits that she leaves her laptop and phone behind when she goes to the restroom or counter. and another customer says that could be a costly mistake. >> what would it cost you to replace your laptop? >> this one, about $1400. >> reporter: another tip, back up your data. >> is your data backed up? >> oh, god, no. i'm feeling irresponsible. no, it is not backed up. >> reporter: and another tip, engrave our brand your laptop so it can be identified if later recovered. and be aware of people around you. frankly, a lot of people aren't a waiver the people around them. if a thief walks up behind you, you don't see them in your field of vision, they grab your laptop, can you describe them to the police? would you be able to describe

the thief? >> i probably wouldn't be able to. >> reporter: and use a cable lock similar to ones made to secure bicycle bicycles. most have a port for such locks. you can wrap it around a table leg or chair. >> seems easy enough. i suppose that i could use the restroom or go keep my -- go to the counter and maybe not worry as much. >> reporter: david louie, abc 7 news. and now to a developing high stakes standoff between the united states and iran. here is what we know. nearly a day after the drone strike that killed the notorious iranian general qassim soleimani, president trump is speaking about it for the first time. he says the killing was in response to an imminent attack. the pentagon is deploying roughly 3500 additional troops to the middle east. iran is vowing harsh retaliation.

and today no more proetests are planned across the u.s. and overnight, passionate mourners have gathered to honor general soleimani.soleimani.sol. ian panniell as a look at that. >> reporte . >> reporter: this morning thousands are chanting death to america. mourners are gathering for qassim soleimani, assassinated in the u.s. drone strike. together with iraqi militia commander new eer abu mahdi al. >> and they are harsh events. iran will act based on its own choosing. >> reporter: and a u.s. intelligence assessment says that iran will almost certainly retaliate overseas against u.s. and israeli officials and interests. and the chairman of the joint

chiefs of staff telling abc news that risks of inaction exceeded risks of action. and that now the ball is in the iranian court. this comes as the united states is now sending 3500 more troops to the middle east. the order to deploy more troops coming after president trump addressed the public for the first time explaining the reason for executing the attack. >> soleimani was plotting imnecht ai imminent and sinister attacks on americans and we caught him in the act. and terminated him. >> reporter: the attack took place at baghdad airport thursday night after the u.s. began tracking soleimani with a drone, launching missiles that destroyed his vehicles and left soleimani and several others dead. an image from the wreckage identified a large ring sole any

was known to wear. and the response in the middle east immediate, with protests in a number of cities and fears of worse to come. >> he is one of the most popular and so because of that, they are very much painted in to a corner where they have to respond at least in kind or perhaps even escalate this current tension. >> reporte >> as of now, there are no credible threats to san francisco, that is according to the police department. but they are increasing patrols as a precaution. the golden gate bridge is asking the public to report anything suspicious. >> situational awareness is extremely important. so people should be aware of what is going on and especially for us here at the golden gate bridge as we are a landmark. >> and they are closely monitoring the situation in the

middle east. we'll have more on our website abc7news.com. there you can find reaction from bay area and arab communities to the escalating violence. and today we have more information on when those bay area groups will gather for separate no war this iran bloats. there will be two as a part of a national day of action. the first starts at noon at powell and market in san francisco. and another protest will be in san jose at 3:00. that is at city hall in east santa clara street. so lisa, i know that there will be people outside. a lot of weekend plans as well. >> and we already have the sun out in some spots, so the rain is behind us for the most part. just a few spring he will can e. but we are cooler. right now in the low 50s, but it won't get that warm today. we'll call it partly cloudy, but several chances of rain and a couple frosty mornings ahead.

and also made, the plan to get cars off of market street begins this month when private cars will be blocked from the busy san francisco street. but first, we wouldn't to get you back to th breaking news that we're following in san jose. at least one person shot near the east ridge mall, that is in san jose. they were taken to the hospital. we have the details coming in and this is a live look at the scene. we'll be back with more details.

and we are starting with a live look from our breaking news that we are following in san jose. so here is what we know at this hour. officers have shot and injured a suspect this morning. it happened around 7:15 on quinby road just south of the east ridge mall. we have calls into police to understand why they were pursuing the suspect. you can see this is definitely an active scene and we have crime scene tape you surrounding the gas station there with the car inside. several officers on the scene. and we also have something from the vta just wanting to let you know that the transit center will remain open, but you stops immediately outside of the mall

area may be affected while law enforcement is there on the scene. so make sure to check with the schedules to see if you will be impacted this morning. stay with us to get the latest on this. and we'll also continue the coverage on a abc7news.com and on the abc 7 news app. and new details this morning, we now know exactly when we'll start to see cars taken off of market street. private cars will be blocked starting january 29th. uber and lyft can continue through. muni only lanes will be extended. data shows that market street is home to some of the most dangerous intersections for pedestrians and bikers. the housing crisis is a major challenge where we live and it is a key focus in our efforts to building a better bay area. and in san francisco, finding affordable living solutions can be tricky. case in point, plans for a new

apartment complex on 15th street and van ness avenue in the mission. and as we found out, the budget units could come with a big catch. >> reporter: seems like new construction starts every other day, but there is still a housing crisis. how do we fix it? >> one of the things is that we need to put massive amounts of pin investment into affordable housing. >> reporter: he says that he has an idea, his project, 219 market rate housing units. 154 of those above ground micro units. and here is what some might see as a catch. 65 affordable housing pods underground. >> what withdrew rather have, wh -- what would you rather have, a place for people to sleep or a place to park your bike. >> reporter: and chris elsey owns this parking lot and he wants to use the basement to create sleeping pods, each will

cost between $1,000 to $1375 a month. >> that is affordable? doesn't sound affordable to me. sounds terrible. >> reporter: and the planning department sent back the plans to the developer who says that his revised version involves windows for the pods. and the planning department says that habitable rooms excluding kitchens home offices and media roo rooms shall be provided with natural light. elsey says that he added a courtyard where natural light will hit the pods. >> getting less, but paying less. >> reporter: and we contacted the planning department for contact and are still waiting to hear back. >> and twe want to hear your ideas. share them by building our group on facebook. new developments now, a san jose church struck by thieves

before christmas has now raised enough money to hand out toys to hundreds of children tomorrow. that was the case after thieves walked away with the did did he box that was meant to buy toys. and thanks to a gofundme campaign though, the church has now raised more than $13,000. >> and it was shocking because we weren't expecting that big of an amount coming in. >> and that is awesome. a youth group gathered to sort out the toys for the kids. and happening today, it is the first of three job fair opportunities within the city and county of san francisco. departments include rec and park, human resources, sheriff's department, sfpd, fire department and much more. today's event runs from 10:00 to 1:00. there will be two more job fairs each month.

> and also today san francisco is kicking off the start of the lunar new year. the city public library is hosting a series of lion dancing festivals, traveling through town, you are seeing what it looked like in previous years. and the celebrations are completely free for everyone. it all starts at the ortega branch at 10:15 and ends at 4:00 p.m. and the lunar new year is january 25th. and lisa argen is tracking our forecast for us. i know that we have people with big plans this weekend. >> and most folks probably excellent through the few sprinkles that we had early this morning. here is a look at live doppler 7 and we're behind the system as still some showers in the sierra nevada and it is rain at the tahoe valley airport. and pretty windy conditions in the canyon. so this is what is left of the weak weather system. you saw rain earlier, but fog is an issue in petaluma.

but we have sun for much of the bay area. there could be some mist and drizzle out there. there is heavy cloud cover at sfo where delays are at about 38 minutes. with the fog and possible drizzle, temperatures are mild to start out, but they are not going to be getting very warm today. northwesterly winds will be the key to the cool forecast twith chilly start in the morning tomorrow. half moon bay is at 5 wi4 and 5n san francisco. 45 in santa rosa. temperatures are dropping behind the front, but with the sun, we'll warm up a bit just into the 50s for many of you. and right now it is a comfortable 52 in concord. and the 24 hour temperature change where we're still above where we were yesterday, 2 to 7 degrees warmer out there. so as we look at the golden gate

bridge, a few sprinkles mainly along the coast and partly cloudy this afternoon. northwesterly winds are keeping a chill in the air and freezing temperatures, some of the valleys tonight and also into tuesday -- sunday, monday on morning and then tuesday another system will visit us, we'll show you that in a moment. so here is the rest of the day today where the clouds continue to thin out, no precip. so just a partly cloudy afternoon. but as we go through the next several day, we'll talk about our rain chances which will being slim and maybe getting better by the end of the week. so a weak system to the north of us. so drive into sunday, monday. tuesday night looking at a possible shower right into wednesday. it is a weak system. thursday it is dry and then again into friday, here is the next chance of rain that looks like a more organized system into next weekend. highs today in the upper 50s, it will be cool at the coast with those the northwesterly winds. a few extra clouds around the

bay today. and 58 in vallejo and tonight patchy frost especially in the north bay. upper 30s in the east bay. 40 along the coast. so cold the next few news. and the 7 day forecast, next chance of rain is tuesday. it is a slight one and then as we get into the end of the week, hopefully you have our weather app and you can track the doppler. could see maybe a half inch. too far out to say. but the one this morning, yeah, not much. >> just enough to sprinkle the ground. >> exactly. and we want to get you back to the breaking news that we've been following this morning out of san jose. police say that they shot one person, a suspect there, this is an office involved there are still several officers on the scene.

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here is the most heartwarming story for the weekend. 82-year-old man keeping his anniversary traditional live by driving miles an hour an hour to pick up roses for his wife. melvin started doing this 64 years ago when he married his wife lois. he started out getting a dozen,

but when he got to anniversary number 13, he decided to add arose for each year. we'll let him explain why he keeps up the average tradition. >> love has no end. you love somebody, it is for life. and i love her more than anything else in the world. >> it shows me he really does love me. and he cares. he's very caring. >> so nice. melvin's tip if a long and happy marriage is to take and to give a little. he says they each have had to put up with a lot, but they do it all out of love. and still on-to-coto come h devastation in australia because of the wild fires. and plus what likely caused the blades. and we also want to get to the breaking news that we are

following out of san jose. here is a live look from the crime scene. we know this is an officer-involved shooting and be would suspect has been shot, injured and taken to the hospital. full details are coming in, so ♪ a cat cafe sounded better in my head. ♪ ♪ next time i'll go to jack, at least then i'll get fed. ♪ head to jack in the box and experience the joy of missing out with my $5.99 white cheddar cheeseburger combo. ♪ only at jack in the box! ♪

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we are taking you now to the map so you can see where it is. it happened near capital expressway just south of the east ridge mall. police say the suspect was shot and taken to the hospital. it is unclear why officers were pursuing the person. the vta has also released new information, and they have rerouted several lines entering east ridge because of the police being a a different. and you can see the list on your screen. we'll bring you the latest as it comes into us. now over to lisa argen who is tracking our weekend forecast. good morning, lisa. >> good morning. we had a weak little front that sort of fizzled as it sunk south throughout the bay area. here is a look at mt. tam where he hawe have have have have havv

and you can see it from petaluma for santa rosa. we had all the clouds overnight, and by 10:00, we're sunny in the north bay, clouds thin out the rest of the bay area and then by noontime, we're partly cloudy, upper 50s, a few 60s out there by 4:00. and we're dry. but as we get set for a chilly evening tonight, we have a couple of them, we'll see some patchy frost and still some rain to talk about in the extended lookout. and now to the raging wildfire catastrophe in australia. it is the kind of emergency scientists say is made more damaging by climate change. tens of thousands have been driven from their homes and millions of animals are threatened. maggie rulli is on the ground with more information for us. >> reporter: conditions here

just keep getting worse. we are seeing high winds, soaring temperature, flames like this popping up. you can hear the feheat and the winds. these are the conditions concerning firefighters. and they are on either side of the major highway and they are saying if you haven't evacuated, now is the time to shelter in place. this morning flames are raging across australia. with temperatures well over 100 and high winds whipping dangerous flames. the fires are quickly getting out of control. we just got told to leave the area. more than 140,000 residents told to evacuate. some who decided to stay behind fleeing to the beach. >> it is getting scary.

>> reporter: firefighters are facing a relentless battle. and the flames are sweeping the southeastern coast engulfing an area larger than more than 50 new york citys. and the prime minister announcing that deployment of reservists to help with the crisis. >> the surge includes deployment of up to 3,000 forces. the priority is to assist ensuring the safety of life. >> and the united states sending happy from the forest service and department of the interior. destruction devastating the delicate ecosystem. and daughter of stever w eirwins my heart breaks for those who have lost so much. our hospital is busier than ever. and guy, conditions are only getting worse, even since we've been standing here, the flames have already ripped up the highway and firefighters are warning everyone to hang in there for a long night.

>> that was maggie rulli reporting. a new technology is playingp a part in getting people some newfound independence and a disney movie helped inspire it all. >> guiding eyes for the blind sevens a big need for our visually impaired society. they serve raise puppies to become guide dogs.rves a big ne visually impaired society. they serve raise puppies to become guide dogs. and we've partnered to help use day today to be more effectively raise a puppy to become a guide dog for the blind. >> most of what i do in terms of my research a focused on day a analysis. since i was a guide dog, guide dogs have always been an interest to me. i'm completely blind so i use a

guide dog every day. and having that gives me the freedom that i think many people take for granted. so in a busy environment that i've never been to, i'm no longer gipd evedefend even through it. >> and we start to chat about the ideas. and in the research for animal, he had the idea of trying to do it for dogs. so i was also trying to do it on i believe secretary insects. but the movie "up" came to the wide screen. >> he is a good and smart master. >> it was an ah-ha moment. and we had a collaboration for nine years. >> and the team worked on smart emergency response so we were focusing on search and rescue dogs and how it could be integrated into a broader

platform. and guiin now here we are fe fee later and continuing to make significant progress and some of the early results in the space are incredibly impressive. the collar bears no resemblance to a shock collar. put simply, it is a small electronic device that is collecting objective measures about the puppy's behavior and about the environment that they are in. so if you put it all together and we can start to paint a picture of that puppy's behavior through things like when the puppy is in a loud public environment, their average movement reduces which could be an indicator of stress. and all of the data are fed through an application that we developed for the volunteer smartphones using a bluetooth connection. >> and it is so fun to just see the dogs in action and know that you are making a difference in somebody else's life by raising

these dogs and to know that one of my dogs that i raised is helping another individual is a feeling that i can't even describe. it is very emotional. i'm so happy for the dog and i'm so happy for the person. because i know that guiding eyes, the impact they have had is amazing. >> and this project came up, it was like dots connecting. and it was a beautiful picture of expanding out. and we are bringing our solutions to them. >> as a scientist, you can get clinical. but this is one project that has been a major exception to that. the more we interact with guide dog users, the more we interact with the community that is working so hard to havage in h - impa impact, so it instills a sense of pride. >> and it is essential that all tech companies do a lot to work and help nonprofit organizations

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here is a live look. we're following breaking news in a san jose with an officer-involved shooting. at least one suspect has been shot by police and taken to the hospital. full details are in 00 bit. we're working to getting more information into the newsroom. in sports today, the is san jose sharks are continuing an unfamiliar losing streak. th puck drops at 10:00 a.m. and as for the whatever aror, they go to detroit to play the miss tons.

and the 49ers season is leading to some awards for a few of its players which means some big cash bonuses. larry beil has that and much more in this morning's sports. >> reporter: good morning. some arm chair quarterbacks and agents laughed when richard sheran negotiated his own contract with the 49ers. and sherman is the one laughing now after getting a $2 million bonus. it really wasn't clear how much that he had left in the tank a couple years ago but named to the all-pro second team and that earned him a cool $2 million bonus. kittle is basically gronk 2.0. >> it is an honor. but something that i'll

celebrate hopefully in a couple weeks. >> and even more special coming off achilles and knowing what i've been through and the ups and downs of that injury. i really wanted it. you never know if it is possible until it happens. so i'm thankful that hopefully i can continue to grow and i'm just getting in to my prime as they say. >> when christian mccaffrey came out of stanford, some doubted his speed and his ablgt ility tn inside. but nobody is doubting anymore. he was named at running back and the flex position. carolina panthers star became just the third player in nfl history to have 1,000 receiving and rushing yards in the same season. derek carr had a breakout season under musgrave and musgrave has been named the offensive coordinator at cal poly.

and he spent 13 seasons as an offensive coordinator in the nfl helping derriek carrraise his game. and that is a big spud but fake i believe. ohio and neff. neff. neff. nevada. and ohio won. and they gave frank solich the french fry shower of course. >> and is here with stanford and washington, back to back threes. cardinals up 18 at the half. and williams the back door lay-up and the crossover and another crossover. and she had 12 and stanford the winner. they are 66-0 all-time against

the cougs. and we have the bills and tekxas rate here 1:30 this afternoon. enjoy that and your weekend as well. i'm larry beil. and now a check in on the bay area forecast with lisa argen. >> and we really had it all this morning. we had a few showers and some fog and now we're looking at some sun. there is also some mist and drizzle, but what a beautiful view out there. this is from mt. tam where you can see the clouds and some fog there, but also it will turn out to be a pretty nice day. in fact, you probably slept any precip that there was. we had a little bit here in san francisco. but rest of the day partly cloudy and looking at a chilly night tonight and into sunday night as well. and so monday morning will be frosty for some of you. and looking at showers again late tuesday, but then the

bigger storm could arrive late friday into next weekend. playoff time for the 9ers, football game here. and looking at temperatures in the 50s right now, so it feels mild. but if you are at the coast, the northwesterly winds really going to make it feel cool. so that is ushering in a colder air mass. it kind of fell apart and we are looking at not only the clouds lingering in parts of the bay right now, but we have rain and snow in the mountains. so it is mainly rain, but we had a changeover to snow around blue canyon and then advisories for wind in the mountains. 0 mile visibility in petaluma, it is thick there. but the rest othe north bay is improving. and so the clouds overnight and we started out really mild out there and now things are beginning to level off. and because the cooler air is going to move in, but we'll have

some sunshine. and let's talk about the rest of the week, today the decreasing clouds. and chilly night tonight sets up for a sunny sunday. same deal on monday. late into tuesday, here comes the next system. it is a weak one and that will take you into the sierra neff with t nevada with the weather wet, but late friday looking at the next chance of rain. hopefully this will have more showers because what we've had of late has been not much and would he ha we're falling behind with the rainfall. so we'll have to make up for that at some point, hopefully getting 134 in hesome in here. and so it will be bright afternoon for most of you, but feeling a little cool out there. and then overnight low, temperatures near freezing. so patchy frost, upper 30s in the inland east bay where we'll have about 40 near the coast. it will be a cold one. the 7 day forecast, we'll keep

it dry a few days. and then tuesday a chance for a system. and then dry to the end of the week. and timing is everything, so maybe not the greatest, but hopefully on friday this will be more decent than the ones that we've had. feels like winter -- >> but not i mean all -- when i moved here last year, i was like oh, this is what happened all the rain. and we haven't really had it. >> no, we're okay in the mountains but we do get these dry spells. so we'll try to change it up. >> all right. thanks. and unique program is helping programs of newborn children being treated at a cutting edge hospital in san francisco. it focuses their emotional energy on the journey of recovery. kristin seay explains. >> reporter: for the past month, amanda bait bates as watched a

son steady gains strength in neonatal care unit. >> and it was definitely a scary experience because i had just given birth. >> reporter: but each feeding, each exam, each nap is like a mile macker. marker. and shall i she is tracking them creating a living roadmap with a bead. >> each one represents an achievement. >> reporter: and the program is called tiny victories of life and child life special says is way for 3parents to gather strength from the progress. >> they could have a surgery bead for the first day, the black beads are the ivs. as the beads get longer and as the baby gets closer to discharge, they can see how far their baby has come. >> reporter: and she says

hundreds of families have created them since the programs started. and each trend ends with the most morimportant charge. >> and the butterfly charm is the discharge bead. >> reporter: and for amanda and,er, it will aland, asher, it is a symbol of their journey home. >> and i can look back and remember all the little victories that he had. >> reporter: kristin seay, abc 7 but. and the program has been operating for about four years now. straight ahead, back to the pbreaking news that we're following in is an he jose, this is a live look from the scene. and police say that one suspect is in the hospital after an officer-involved shooting. we have the

breaking news. a suspect is in the hospital after being shot by police. is this a live look at the scene. you can see that it is all coming in as we are. is this near capital expressway and offices were called there this morning. and it is clear wh unclear what be the suspect is in. and this is the first officer-involved shooting of the year in san jose.

there were four such shootings last year. and of course still much more to develop with this. you can get the very latest on abc7news.com and on your abc 7 news app. and i know a lot of plans for the weekend for people. so what can they expect? >> and grab the coat. the sunglasses. you can leave the umbrella at home because the front as washed out. partly cloudy today and upper 50s to near 60. kind of breezy along the coast. so cool northwesterly winds setting us up for a chilly potentially frosty night tonight and tomorrow night. and you can see sunny and dry through monday, dry until late tuesday. and then by next friday, hoping for more rain and as we get into january, this was our first rain of 2020, you probably excellent throu slept through it. >> and thank you all so much for joining us.

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