the community that's comes together over one oakland man. plus -- >> and i do 100% feel that he'll come home ande' win fll >> the urgent search for the missing family hits a new step

story. the very latest in that story coming up. >> good morning to you. it is a sunday, january 5th. we have all those stories and a whole lot more. first we start with that sunday forecast. so we start with a live look from our camera as you see the temperature at the bottom of your screen right there. 50 degrees is what we're waking up at. we'll top out in the 60s. but we do have a nice sunday on tap. you can always get the latest forecast by downloading the weather app and by going to our website abc7news a vigil is being held for a man today. he went after the suspects who snatched his laptop on new year's eve but he was hit by their get away car and later died. the vigil will be held at the same starbucks at 11:30 this morning. people are asking to wear

purple. the university's colors are royal purple. two men so far have been charged in his death. friends of the man sending us this morning. if you would like to write any message to his parents, you can send it to the address on your screen right there. 5900 hollis street a city council member will be holding a community safety rally with people. police officers and community members will be there to answer questions. we also have tips on how to prevent your laptop from being stolen and how to protect yourself. it is a crime we talk about all too often. it is on our website. palo alto's oldest church will be holding a service at a

recent act of vandalism there. police have increased patrols. officers say the suspect, a white man, 35 to 45 years old, spray painted angry messages last morning. the wtaiprtshors at 9:30 this morning if you would like to attend it. >> on to the east bay today, a desperate plea from family and friends. there is a $10,000 reward for information that could help find him. oakland police and loved ones will be searching for him and passing out flyers today. jonathan disappeared back in may. his family holding out hope he's still alive. >> every time i come forth to speak about this situation, i try so hard to standstill, stand tall, stand strong, and i can't stay composed. yet, i do know that my brother

is out there. >> i can only imagine what this family is going through. the family says he was driving to a soccer tournament at the time and had plans to attend a formal dance. his 1998 honda ccord was found parked on the san matteo bridge. the u.s. military confirming that there has been a terror attack on a u.s. military attack in kenya. it is unclear how many american personnel are stationed at the base which has reportedly been a site for u.s. special operations forces operating in somalia. the u.s. military says it is fluid this morning. to the latest development between the u.s. and this weekend moments after that sudden drone strike that killed an iraqi general, we first want to show you again this brand-new video we received overnight.

you can see soldiers in fort brag, north carolina loading an aircraft. thousands are gathering in iran this morning for the funeral procession of him. here are some images coming into the news room in just the last hour here. we're told this is the main service right now. processions are also happening today in other cities. meanwhile, president trump tweeted his newest update saying the u.s. has identified 52 iranian sites some at a high level and important to iran and iran than culture. he said the targets will be hit very fast and very hard if iran were to strike the u.s. more on the tensions this morning. >> reporter: thousand gathering on the streets of baghdad chanting death to america. killed in a u.s. drone strike on

thursday night, along with iraqi militia commander. on american streets, pro testers fear that a u.s. strike could be the start of another war. some democratic lawmakers sharing those concerns. >> the question we have to be requesting ourselves today is whether he's more dangerous to the united states alive or dead as a martyr. >> reporter: other democrats angry they weren't informed before the strike, but the president defending the decision. >> he was planning a very major attack, and he got him. >> reporter: the chairman telling us that risk of inaction exceeded risks of action and that now the ball is in the iranian court. 3,500 additional u.s. troops were deployed the middle east. an iranian official warning of

retaliation. >> iran will act based on its own choosing. >> reporter: a u.s. intelligence bulletin says iran will almost certainly retaliate overseas against u.s. officials. there are concerns here as well. but in new york and other major municipalities on alert. >> you will see vigilance. >> reporter: abc news washington. and we want to give you a closer look of thousands of people joining a no war in iran protest. take a look at washington, d.c. as the protesters there spending the day marching along pennsylvania avenue, condemning the strike and deploying extra u.s. troops. in los angeles demonstrators demanded no more wars and an immediate withdrawal of u.s. troops in the middle east. lauren martinez has more on the

protests for peace here in the bay area. >> reporter: san francisco and san jose were two of several cities across the united states protesting against war. >> don't want a war on iraq. we ought to get out. come on. >> reporter: others voiced that killing iran's general goes too far. >> no as is nati i is >> reporter: in san jose a group ral lied in front of city hall. joseph says if tensions escalate andarises it is not about national security. he feels like more people should educate themselves on foreign policy and not leave it up to top officials to decide. >> the people need to taek a stand and say, you know what,

we've had enough. stop lying to us. stop all these endless regime change war. >> reporter: at the end of the day, these voices want peace. >> i think people should get out and protest and do whatever we can to stop this war because it would be just a terrible disaster. >> reporter: those protests included groups like the answer coalition. in the news room, laura martinez. coming up on this week, secretary of state mike pompeo will be discussing the latest on the strike. you can watch the whole interview at 8:00 right here on abc 7. check this out. the selective service website is seeing a whole lot of threats this weekend. google reports the search for the question is there going to be a draft posed 900% in one day. potential recruits in the event

of a military threat. when news breaks, be sure to trust the abc 7 news app to let you know what's happening both in the bay area and all across the world. it is a free download for your phone or tablet. the contra county sheriff are investigating an attack on the county's library system. we spoke to county officials about what happened and who is actually affected. >> a network wide outage. >> i have been using the library since i was five years old and i never remember this kind of thing happening. >> that's because this cyber attack is the first the county has ever faced. >> offline to prevent them from spedding to our other servers.

>> reporter: it isn't clear what they were afterwards. they didn't have access to the information inside the servers. they locked them down with the ransom ware, and they requested a key in order to open it. there was no dollar amount attached to that key. the library does store names, addresses, phone numbers and birth dates. the e-mail was sent out to residents in the area confirming no evidence of their personal information was compromised. >> i think that's just really appalling, and i hope they put new controls in place. >> reporter: the majority of library services have been restored with the exception of wifi and printing at any of the branches. as to what the hackers were after, that remains unclear. now the sheriff's department and the d.a.'s office are investigating. wake up with us on this

sunday morning, we want you to get a look at what we can expect. still dark and early out there. 50 degrees in the city right now. here is a look at our exploratory camera. you can see the backgrod rht there. but if you liked yesterday, you will lovato day. much of the same. have another look of the forecast coming up in just a couple minutes. still to come a high profile bart stabbing coming closer to justice tomorrow. what you can expect. plus, it istiet g attention from a lot of you online. the golden state exodus. have you heard about this? we're looking at what factors are causing more californians to come out a and mine super soft? yes. with the sleep number 360 smart bed, on sale now,

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morning. a live look at the golden gate bridge this morning. a mild start to the day. not bad, though. we'll have another check of your forecast in just a moment, but of course you can always get the very latest weather on abc7news.com. the trial for the man accused of stabbing and killing an 18-year-old at the bart station begins tomorrow. last week the lawyer for john lee cowl filed a motion to move it out of the county. she does not think her client can get a fair trial because of all the coverage this case received. his mental competency is also in question. now down to the south bay where we are learning some new details about what led up to an officer involved shooting in a san jose gas station. we cover this all. abc 7 news reporter reports the suspect was allegedly trying to

set fire to one of the gas station pumps. >> a male has driven away with a pump still attached to his vehicle. he has since returned, but now he a lighter in his hand. >> her employee called her at home asking what to do after reporting a driver threatening to set one of the gas nozzles on fire. >> i don't know. that's crazy. >> could have been dangerous. >> yeah. could have been blown up. i don't see why they would target like the gas station on fire. >> the threat of the fire has many nearby residents thankful that the situation didn't escalate. according to police, the man was armed with a metal bar and charged at officers. in an e-mail, san jose police say officers used multiple less lethal options that had no effect. the officers ultimately discharged their firearms in response. >> shots fired. >> a couple of gunshots to the torso. >> the area was littered with

evidence markers including the nonlethal items police described. not only was traffic impacted, but busses weren't stopping at the mall because of the police investigation. >> he lives just blocks away from the gas station. he says he's grateful that the gas station employee was able to shut off the gas. he says his neighborhood and the mall could have been at risk. >> many people are at the sh shopping center. a great grandmother badly beaten has passed away. this 89-year-old was out exercising when she was attacked at a playground. they're now seeking assistance in paying for her funeral. 20 electric scooters stolen

from oakland have been found just south of stockton. wait until you find out how the sheriffs office found him. they arrested timmy mchahn for the threat. he led them straight to them because the gps scooters were left on. that's not the smartest thing i ever heard. he was already on probation, so deputies were really able search the rv in his driveway. all were damaged or altered in some way, shape or fisherman is allegations of illegal crabbing. the man was caught off half-moon bay in july of last year. it was 12 days after the commercial crab ended accordning to s theso d.a.'s of. facing up to $20,000 in penalties. he is allowed to fish again after agreeing not to break the rules. prosecutors can file misdemeanor charges or a civil suit as they did in this case. in recent weeks we have

looked at the rain in the north bay. this morning the numbers are win. while the agency may be expanding service, it appears that ridership is dropping. during its first operation, there were 721,000 riders. then about a 2% decrease. but there appears to be change in commuting habits. the average weekday ridership numbers have gone up steadily each year. a full report comes wednesday. happening today, the holiday spirit is still live in the south bay. this is your last chance to avoid san jose's christmas in the park if you somehow missed it the last month and a half. look at right there. more than 60 musical and animated exhibits, tons of glittering lights and the 55 foot tree. today it is open from unt midnig up start planning for november next

year. the 41st year of christmas in the park. saying good-bye to the golden state for the first time in nearly a decade. more californians have moved out of the state than in, according to the state department of finance. in a new study by united van lines, the golden state ranked among the top ten of most moved out states last year. new jersey was first, california ranked seventh. now, this story has been sparking a lot of buzz, a lot of talk on abc7news.com. making this place where people want to stay in live. abc 7 news anchor has some of the stories people have been telling us of why they decided to make the move. >> reporter: the state motto of motto means let it be perpetual in latin, appropriate for the perpetual stream of californians

moving to the state. >> i remember there being a way in the late '90s and then again around the time that i moved here in the early 2000s. this wave, it feels more significant than it has previously. >> seems like the state known for its spuds is now a hot potato. forbes reports boise as the fastest growing metro area in the u.s. >> i picked up and moved all the way to boise, idaho. people ask me how it was, and i love it. >> reporter: she moved to boise for her job at black box pr, which is based in idaho. after moving back to start up san francisco's location, she gets why so many people from the bay area want to relocate. the mediate price for a home in san francisco 1.3 million . in boise,

>> whatever the reason is they move here and then the family comes to visit and then slowly you start to see the rest of that family moving up. >> i would takeny a back to boise just for a little bit. >> of course as always we want to hear yourde i area a better place to live. 5:22 as you wake up with us. we started off with a look at the camera here looking at the city. if you are waking up with us right now, expect temperatures in the 50s. we will top out around 60 degrees this morning. our highs for the day, santa rosa 59, san francisco 57, oakland topping out around 59.t camera right there. not much happening outside. you can expect a clear, calm day, very little fog as you wake

up here, too. so a very nice day to get out and about. take a look from our east bay hills camera. you can see very quiet drive if you are making your way into the city on this sunday mo look at . we're topping out around 60 degrees this morning inland. 58 degrees in the bay and 56 for our coastal cities. pretty much we're locking the same weather pattern in for m d look at the forecast. tuesday night going into ends morning, our next chance for significant rain. although, it is a one on the storm impact scale r aht watch saturday, where there is a reaner chancof rain. a pl we'llavather in just a bit here. 5:23 right now. a man claims he has a mcdonald's burger that's 20 years old. you are looking at the receipt to move it right there. we'll show

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, a blade goes down in so cal. what went wrong leading to the pilot's death. good morning. thanks so much for joining us here on this sunday morning. it is january the 5th. we'll get to all those stories in a second. lisa is off, so i have you covered. we have a live shot at our city right now. temperatures in the 50. no rain to talk about in the forecast today, so whether you are thinking about going out for a run this morning, a jog, a nice walk, go ahead and go for isssithe iit you are thinking about heading to a sunday service this morning either. another check of the forecast in just a bit right here on abc 7 mornings. meanwhile, we want to get to that state of energy in australia. the astonishing devastation has now burned some 12 million acres in the land downid rht here is taking. the nation's military and other

agencies are rushing to help fight the country's worst wild fires in decades. more than 1,500 homesave been destroyed. currently 140,000 residents are under evacuation. one worldwide fund for nature expert believes nearly half a billion animals are in danger or have been killed. conditions only being made worse this weekend by high temperatures and strong kids. abc news reporter has more. >> reporter: firefighters are facing an uphill battle as devastating fires burn across australia. >> information on another life lost and we extend once again our sympathies of the families of those who lost their lives, not just last night but now over many months. >> reporter: 140,000 residents have been told to evacuate. many of those who stayed behind are seeking r ining refuge on

>> we stayed there the first night. >> reporter: there are flames on either side of this highway right now. this is a main highway out of town. we are struggling to get north right now. they're warning any residents who stayed behind in those towns to shelter in place. there is no way out for them right now. the country is deploying 3,000 defense force services to help. >> the defense forces are doing everything they can to assist australians across the country who are in need. >> reporter: the united states is also s hengdi. our partner d a se ou htstanding job in defending life and property. >> reporter: even celebrities are getting involved with pink donating half a million dollars to local fire services in australia and providing links to

several fire services. also actress nicole kidman and keith urban are donating half a billion dollars to help firefighters battle those fires there. the couple grew up there and ow, encouraging others to help out and donate what you can as the worse by the day. et worse and ta is>> sinhivestigating a crash in southern cafo single e aircraft went down near highway 18 around 10:00, 10:00 a.m., we should say. the pilot who was the only person onboard was killed and the crash, not much left behind. the plane h the ground and slitid hundredstt og faf trenda fire. >> all of a sudden, we saw a big black plume of smoke. we thought, how could there be a

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for another almost 20 years. good luck restoring it. >> it's 5:40 right now. we want to get your look at the forecast as you are waking up on this sunday morning. we are taking a live look. we're starting to see traffic pick up across the bay area, but nothing serious as it is just a sunday morning. as far as ysour concerned, toppin the 60s. ingut you can always get the seven day by downloading the accuweather forecast app. also this morning coming up next is the new england p dynasty atdead?riots we'll have a full look at how the titans of the nfl fell in the first round and what it means for the 49ers super bowl

we have some breaking news to get to right now. moments ago a massive crash in pennsylvania. we have a live look at the turnpike just outside of pittsburgh and the western part of the state. look at the wreckage left behind there this morning. we know five people have died and more than 60 people are wcs rejuin closely. we know right now from officials that this crash is involving track fortrail tor trailers, a d a bus. crews work to clean this mess. they will be at this for hours. live pictures of this horrific crash on pennsylvania turnpike. five dead. 60 injured. of course, we will follow this with updates throughout the morning and on our website abc7news.com. in sports today, the sharks are hoping to make it a rare three-game win streak on the ice this season.

they had to see the nation's capital play the washington capitals. the sharks are coming off yesterday's 3-2 win over the blue jackets. the caps are the team to beat. bu puck drop is at 9:30 this morning. the niners are waking up with a much easier road to a super bowl title this morning. chris alvarez has a look at that and more in this morning's sports. >> good morning. a dynasty that some say started way back against the raiders, tom brady, the belichicks have been the gold standard. six super bowl titles since 2001. that reign has finally come to an end. here to the bay area connection, 10-7 new england. titans running back derek henry. hit 182 yards rushing on the

titans second drive accounts for all 75 yards on that drive. first player to score a touchdown on h birthday in the playoffs. 14-13 at the break. tennessee with the lead. neither team can score. pr brady picked off by logan ryan. he calls ball game. titans win 20-13. they advance to baltimore next week, sending the patriots home and tom brady into free agency. >> i was proud to be a part o tt every year. and, you know, again i just don't know what's going to happen and, you know, i'm not going to predict it and no one needs to make choices at this point. and, you know, i love playing football. i love plfog inisthr loved pla for two decades and winning a lot of games. warriors host the pistons. george kitle in the house. niners of course have the bye this weekend.

dubs down two. dubs rock the rim. nine points off the bench. draymond green's night ended early. a second technical. h's ejected. two points in 22 minutes. the dubs go on a run in the third quarter. burks to chriss. burks buries george kitle approves, and the dubs are down three after three. golden state has a chance to cut it to six. two missed layups here at the end sealed their fate. pistons beat the dubs. >> sharks in columbus. san jose looking for a second straight win on the road. in the penalty box. penalty ends. comes with a lazy pass to the center. and on it seventh goal of the year. 1-0 sharks.

tied at one. columbus another sloppy line change, and the sharks push ahead with the advantage. myer going to get it to evander kane. and his first goal since december 14th. 2-1. late in the third, san jose pushing ahead. caso pass off the boards, finds la bank. and that's another goal. they win 3-2, their first consecutive road victories of the year. they will go for three in a row mary's 107-99 in quadruple overtime. we'll find out who the niners host next weekend at levi's. enjoy your sunday. ofrsean> el alourit.gh another look at your forecast. yes, we will be taking a look at the seven day in just a second. that does have saturday in it. we will be talking about the 49ers game. we start now, though with that view. a very windy start.

now we want to look at the emeryville camera and you can see pretty quiet, calm to start off the morning. waking up into the high 40s to mid 50s no matter where you are across the bay area, good news oro a run.t t no rain to deal with. and also no fog to talk about this morning either. a live look from the camera. you see sales force tower lit up in the distance there. now to that seven day forecast. as i mentioned a second ago, we're topping out around 60 degrees inland. 58 for the bay and 56 degrees s morning. and again pretty much locking in the same weather patternweek rain changes tuesday night iheo saturday. oh, ot g saturday. rain is likely. although, just a one on our sca

for the 49ers when they take the field. of course, we will keep a closer eye on that forecast as we get closer to next weekend. but this weekend has been a nice one for sure. >> building a better bay area means taking care of our environment of course. a freemont teenager is making that easier for all of us pretty much. lauren martinez introduces us to him. >> became really easy for me to >>lk to the customer. or r17-year-old created his own website, keep bay area beautiful after he saw a need to bring awareness about electronic waste. >> they go near people that kids that have to work near those landfills. because of the chemicals in the electronic waste such as led and mercury, it is very harmful. this could even lead to death. >> reporter: he is tackling this big problem by creating dropoff centers for people to dispose of their electronics properly. his first location was at the

library. >> i would have to come every single day to just collect electronic waste and drop it off. >> reporter: his efforts got attention and recognition from the mayor. in april of 2019, he received the community hero award by state assembly member cho. >> if someone lives far away, i will also find other customers that live near there so i could go around and collect all the waste from that area. >> reporter: he picks up e-waste materials from people's homes. he also holds dropoff drives at local parks. with the help from his website and social media, he's hoping to expand his organization beyond. >> i think the younger generation, especially with social media, technology, they have a voice that no other generation previously had. i'm not doing it for a payment or. i'm doing it because i want to help the community. >> reporter: laura martinez, abc

7 news. >> a remarkable young man right there. we have to talk about jerseys for just a second. some of us think they hold the key to our team winning. while others get attached to them because of the feeling and the memories they bring. their value can transcend cloth and numbers both. which brings us to the search story behind it.rsey >> reporter: it is the last practice for this high school before a big game tonight. while they will have five men on the court, they will still go into battle feeling one man short. >> he was our distributor, local leader, scorer, play maker. he was everything. >> reporter: hence the words on their shoes, which read all for you. 11 died in a late night car crash on highway 101 last june. >> there hasn't been 10 or 11 colleges on his list. >> reporter: how do you go from

such promise to such pain? >> yeah. >> reporter: his mother now wears his image around her neck and carries him permanently on her left arm. she did have his number 11 home jersey but gave it back to the team where his best friend opened the season wearing it. >> we wanted his jersey to be out there for his senior year, so we were like we actually need payton to wear that jersey. >> reporter: and he did until bad luck intervened after a game in oakland last month. someone broke into their car and took a backpack containing the jersey. >> there is glass all over the ground. i looked inside, my bag was gone >>d my heart just dropped. orep r bec nomtee important to the team and the family. they had planned to retire it this year. >> you know, having a duplicate jersey is not the same as having that jersey, the one he wore, the one he sweated in and played in. >> reporter: just like any other

high school jersey. but please, they asked, whoever took this, please bring it back no questions asked. >> it means everything. it is absolutely priceless. absolutely priceless. like there is no -- it is a one of a kind. >> reporter: abc 7 news. up next this morning, it is legos galore in the bay area today where you can take the family for holiday building. we want to tell you it is your last chance so go check it out.

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the show is open from 11:00 to 3:30 this afternoon at the museum of american heritage. so go check it out. i kind of want to be the person that gets to knock down all the legos when they're done though, right. >> abc 7 mornings rolls on for 6:00 this morning. we have a full look at the ever growing crisis with iran and of course your top local news and your accuweather forecast. it is all coming up. don't go anywhere.

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