gorgeous day. the rain is going to make a return. yep, tomorrow. hi, everybody. we get one nice day to get back to work, get back to school, get back into our rhythm. live doppler 7 is dry. grab the sunglasses, you will need those. sfo, no delays. 44 degrees right there. temperature 35 to 41. some frost in the inland neighborhoods. nar rorow temperature range, 54 56 at noon. 56 to 59 at 4:00. let's fet back to the commute with jobina. >> thank you, mike. good morning, everyone. i have a commuter alert to get to for the posy tunnel closure. starting tonight at 10:00 and going until 5:00 a.m. this is a monday through friday operation. it will be ongoing until march

of this year. drive 1th maze, 13 minutes. 260/680 to highway 85, 13-minute ride there. no major issues. you can see that red matching my dress for our super commuters out of tracy. that's our usual slow spot. richmond-san rafael bridge, live look here. clear. no problems to report in that area. i have another heads up for commuters. starting today, the lower half of the valley. a high tide is expected to flood it for the next week. the lower lot won't open until

next tuesday. we're expecting to learn more details about a shooting by san jose police that left a man injured. the police chief is set to talk about the shooting for the first time this afternoon. it happened saturday on quimby road near east ridge mall. lauren martinez is live there with more. >> reporter: police shot a man accused of charging at officers after making threats of setting one of these gas pumps on fire. on saturday he drove away with a pump still attached to his vehicle. he returned with a lighter in his hand. police say he charged at officers with a metal bar. >> shots fired! shots fired! >> couple gunshots to the torso. >> in an email to abc7 news, san jose police say officers used multiple less lethal options that had no effect. the officers ultimately discharged their firearms in response. chief eddie garcia will make a statement later this afternoon with more information at 3:00. reporting live in san jose, lauren martinez, abc7 news. >> thank you. now to developing news out of iran where thousands of people marched in the streets

soleimani's funeral. the top iranian military official was killed in a u.s. military strike last week. iran threatened to retaliate against the u.s. president trump says the u.s. will fight back if that happens. coming up in the next half hour, we'll have reaction from lawmakers in washington. at the live desk, firefighters in australia are getting some relief with some light rain and cooler temperatures but conditions will get worse later this week. the fire has destroyed hundreds of homes and burned millions of acres on the east coast of the country. governor newsom is comparing the fires in australia to the ones we've seen in california. in a tweet the governor wrote australia/california, we are experiencing a global climate

crisis, one with irreversible impacts and is happening now. this is not something to deal with ten years from now, five years from now or two years now. we need action now. teams of firefighters from california have been dispatched to the fire zones in australia to help. thank you. state lawmaker also discuss borrowing billions of dollars to prepare california for our next natural disaster. they're considering a $4.2 billion proposal for a loan for wildfires or any other disaster that may hit. the money could go towards reducing wildfire risk, protecting farmland and increasing water sources. opponents say the state should use existing money to address the issue. a 10-year-old san francisco boy may be dealing with permanent health problems following a skiing accident. nolan chong was skiing with his dad on new year's eve when a

13-year-old member of the squaw valley ski teamnto him. nolan was left with two fractures in his vertebrae. doctors say he may have to deal with permanent height loss. >> i'm not that tall to begin with. and maybe even shorter that kind of upsets me. >> i think there was negligence on the part of the other two boys. >> the ski resort says the 13-year-old's pass was suspended but nolan's father said only for a week. squaw valley says the collision was not caused by reckless skiing but an unfortunate example of the risk skeiers tak when they approach a ski e.opsl means cleaning up a rat-infested homeless encampment in san francisco. today cleanup will start along the joe rodata trail. this infrared from sonoma county

shows rats at the camp. the county declared a state of emergency and will spend $12 million to help people living on that trail. the county says the rats are a health and safety issue for everybody. a preliminary magnitude 3.0 earthquake shook santa clara county. check it out. the u.s. geological survey says it registered about 3 miles southwest of gilroy off of castro valley road and highway 101 after 1:30 a.m. so far no reports of injuries or damage. new safety concerns about boeing 737 mac jets. software may not be the only issue for the aircraft. awards season kicks off with the golden globes. the biggest winnersnd what brought tom hanks to tears. and we talked about rain on the way tuesday night through wednesday morning. it's mainly light. less than a quarter inch. and most of it

temperatures in san francisco where the sunny side is the coolest at 39, lake merced, 40. 49 at chrissy field and bayview. downtown, 43 at financial, 45 a beth deeper into town. 39 at petaluma and union city. 36 in walnut creek. 33 in american canyon. so, a little bit of frost there also along with our other inland

valleys. this is the roof camera, looking at clean air. breezy at the beaches. less stress, less breezes on the bay. if you're exercising, grab those sun glasses. peninsula, 38 at 7:00. 58 at 3:00. 50 at 7:00. wall to wall sunshine in it the east bay valleys. starting at 38, reaching 59 at 3:00. the last stop down in the south bay, stuck in the 40s through 9:00. spiking at 61 at 3:00. all right, hour-by-hour look at that storm coming up next. jobina? >> good morning, everyone. we have a sigalert i wanted to get to in danville. a disabled big rig is blocking one lane. this is southbound 680 before el pintado road. speeds down to 20 and 30 miles per hour per area as you approach the scene. there is no eta for cleaning this up. it's been there for over an hour. this was just upgraded to a

sigalert in the last few minutes. the san mateo bridge is filling in now. we're entering the thick of our commute here. lots of cars heading towards the peninsula. much better news in san rafael right now. live look at 101. we have a smooth ride in that area. drive times here, wow. so if you're heading westbound on the bay bridge, 25 minutes. i'll check in with the chp and see what's going on there, if there's anything happening on the bridge. metering lights came on at 5:18, there is a high wind advisory for the bay bridge. >> thanks. coming up at 6:00, if you have a sweet

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the big rigs crashed into the bus from behind. it was headed from new york city to cincinnati. officials say it's too early to know if weather was a factor. yet another hit for boeing this morning. the company just uncovered another potential design flaw with the 737 max jets. at the request of the faa, boeing conducted its own check last month to scrutinize every part of the 737 jet. some pressing issues popped up. one check found that the critical wiring in charge of controlling the tail of the jet could short circuit. boeing has been working to return the 373 max to service since it was grounded after two deadly crashes last year. now to hollywood's golden night at the golden globes. >> tom hanks teared up when thanking his wife and kids during his acceptance speech. >> a man is -- a man is blessed with a family sitting down front like that.

>> awe. that's nice. hanks was securi cecil b. demille award. once upon a time in hollywood took home best motion picture and comedy, best actor and best screen play. awkwafina was the first asian to win a golden globe in globe in n >> in 1997, when ellen's sitcom was at the height of its popularity, i was in my mother's basement lifting weights in front of the mirror thinking am i gay? >> i don't think a lot of people know kate was gay. it was big for her. i don't think she talked about it. for me, i feel like tonight, you know, to reach as many people as

we're reaching, we're helping a lot of kids in the basement lifting weights right now. >> gosh, i love kate mckinnon so much. more back stage interviews at 7:00 on "gma." we're a few weeks away from the oscar nominations. the big awards show will be sunday, february 9th. you can watch that here on abc7. kate mckinnon is in "bombs did you know that? i thought it was great. if you have not seen that, check it out. it is juicy. >> that's my next one. watched a couple great ones while i was off. >> such as? >> mr. rodgers. beautiful day in the neighborhood. i cried like a baby. >> i want a good cry. >> i like ford versus ferrari. a lot of people i didn't think would like that, liked it. give it a chance. some other ones that we'll talk about later. hi, everybody.

here's the golden gate bridge. fog-free right now. expect a lot of sunshine. we have a one, light on the storm impact scale for tomorrow and saturday. king tides thursday throughay we'll have some flooding around the bay. temperatures today, 64 degrees in fairfield. easily the warm spot. 60 in napa, antioch, livermore, concord, santa cruz. the rest of us in the upper 50s until you get to half moon bay at 55. tonight, keeping an eye on that fog. right now mainly down in the san joaquin valley. with an offshore breeze, tonight it could pull some of that into the east bay and north bay neighborhoods. when we're here tomorrow morning, don't be surprise if i tell you about that. here's the next system, not very impressive until you look at all the water and snow that it is unloading in the pacific northwest. this atmospheric river will leave most of its goodies up there.

noon tomorrow with partly cloudy conditions, and increasing clouds as we head towards the evening. after 6:00, we'll have a chance of light to a few moderate showers. you can see the dark clouds in the east bay and south bay for midnight. heading into the morning hours that will taper a mix of sunshine and clouds for wednesday. here's a better look at the rain potential. noon tomorrow, absolutely nothing. as we head to the later part of the evening commute, 7:00, a bit in locloverdale and san francis. we wake up to slick streets wednesday morning. wednesday evening, all will be dry. thursday, a little drizzle in the morning. friday, dry. another 1 on the scale for saturday. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. so we have a sigalert that we're following now in danville. a disabled big rig is causing quite a mess right now, blocking

at least one lane. this is southbound 680 before el pintado road. i was checking those speeds, per hour as you're approaching it. there was a two-car crash around treasure island in the westbound direction. on the bay bridge. that's been cleared up. you can see some residual delays looking at these drive times here, 19 minutes to get across the bay bridge once you make it through the toll plaza. metering lights came on at 5:18. we do have a high wind advisory on the bay bridge, it's moving once you make it past that slowdown. well. "good morning america" is coming up at 7:00 on abc7. >> robert marciano live from new york city with a look at what o.

enin rda iserier warning overnight. threatening to straight back if iran retaliates for that drone strike that took out their top military leader. we have the very latest. also this morning, only on "gma." the biggest "jeopardy" money winners ever are here live. ken jennings, brad rudder, james holzhauer are here. who is the greatest of all time? we touch on that question. alex trebek presiding. and a new season of "the bachelor" is ready for takeoff. pilot pete just landed in from wherever he's hiding out. he'll be here live for us on "gma" to give you the scoop on what's happening on the new "the bachelor." how does that sound? >> sounds good. did pilot pete bring any cookies? i hear he works for delta. >> i'll ask.

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good morning, everyone! >> it's monday! >> i'll sit on that for a moment. ah! >> oh, no! >> we're back. >> we're back, everybody. >> yep. >> hope you had a great holiday. a great weekend. now you have to snap back into it. >> mm-hmm. >> it was hard. >> we'll help you. >> yeah. yeah. it's hard. we'll do it. we have to. let's look at what's going on. when you step outside, that will snap you back into it. it's cold out there. at least it's dry on live doppler 7. looking from mount tam, 42 degrees. 35 to 41, there is some frost to be found in our inland neighborhoods. watch out for that. 54 to 56 with sunshine at noon. 56 to 59 at 4:00. temperatures at 7:00 requires heavier clothing to stay warm. 47 to 50. umbrellas, you will need them tomorrow. more on that coming up. jobina? >> thanks. we want to first off get to a couple of quick things here. following an issue on the bay

bridge now near treasure island. thankfully that has cleared. it was a two-car crash causing slowdowns in that area. 280 in san jose is looking clear. why we have a traffic alert is because of a sigalert in danville. we have a disabled big rig, this is southbound 680 before el pintado road. we do know that one lane is blocked now. speeds are low, down to about 20 miles per hour in this area. so make sure to expect delays if you approaching that. we have not been receiving eta's from the chp as to when this will reopen. >> all right. thanks. oakland is taking steps to crack down on violence. it's announcing the creation of the department of violence prevention today. the state will also introduce the person who will be iit. oakland will reveal the latest crime stats from 2019 today as well. all of this is coming just days after the laptop robbery that turned deadly. people in the montclair neighborhood gathered to w kledle chasing the sterday.

thieves who took his laptop while he was at starbucks. now these are the two men who have been charged in the crime. javon lee and byron reed are due in court today. amy hollyfield is starbucks. amy? >> you have to see this memorial. every window on this corner of starbucks in the montclair neighborhood is covered with post-it notes. everyone has written thoughts, condolences about the victim. this is where that laptop theft happened. shuo zeng was at the starbucks on new year's eve, also his birthday. it was around 11:30 in the morning when someone stole his laptop. zeng chased after the thief and was hit by the getaway vehicle and killed. there was a vigil for him yesterday. hundreds of sharing stories about the 34-year-old physics specialist. >> he was a person who was kind

and respected by everyone who knew him and worked with him. he was a dear friend of many of us still to this day, and he made a habit of being honorable in every part of his life. >> let's be friendly and help each other go through this. if we can help his parents go through this, let's do that too. >> here are the men who have been arrested and accused in his death. 22-year-old byron reed jr. and 21-year-old javon lee. they are due in court today. zeng's family plans to hold a memorial service for him in the bay area and also one in china. the organizer of yesterday's vigil says she wants to keep the focus on the victim and his life. reporting live in oakland, amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >> thank you. breaking news this morning. damage is being reported after a

5.7 magnitude earthquake that rocked puerto rico. >> it hit around 5:30 in the morning six miles off the coast southwest of the city of ponce. the quake jolted people out of bed and caused power outages and rock slides. some smaller quakes have been shaking the island for about a week. puerto rico is still recovering from the devastation caused by hurricane maria in 2017. i'm following rising tensions between house democrats and president trump over iran. house speaker nancy pelosi is pushing for a house vote this week to limit the president's military actions here. yesterday he tweeted his tweets are a notice to congress that if iran should strike any u.s. person or target, the u.s. will quickly and fully strike back and perhaps in a disproportionate manner. he also said there are 52 possible targets. and we have a video that shows what's happening in iran at this moment.

this is a live picture here. all morning long we have been watching people in this area. thousands of them coming out here. president trump's comment on the cultural sites is drawing criticism because targeting cultural sites could be gensidered a war crime. sor pompeo about it last week. >> as you know, the geneva conventions outlaw attacks on places of cultural interests. >> we will behave within the system. >> this all started last week when president trump announced that top iranian military official qasem soleimani was killed in a u.s. military strike. iran has threatened to retaliate and said it will no longer abide by the terms set in the 2015 nuclear deal. kumasi? >> thank you. actress and harvey weinstein accuser rose mcgowan will take part in a news conference outside a n court.

mcgowan and other accusers are demanding that weinstein be held jury selection is likely to start tomorrow. it's been more than two years since allegations first came out that triggered an avalanche of sex assault accusations against the disgraced movie mogul. the 67-year-old has pleaded not guilty and says any sexual activity was consensual. a petition drive is under way to toughen up the punishment for bad street behavior. the california compassionate intervention act aims at dealing with public drunkenness, drug use and defecating on the street. often seen by the homeless. phil matier writes about the proposed measure in the chronicle. if passed, offenders would be sentenced to shelter programs or rehab. once someone has completed a sentence, that conviction would be removed from their record. cameras capture thieves snatching money from a south bay church. that money was supposed to go to

kids. the community did not let these grinches take their holiday spirit. the fight to be the greatest "jeopardy" player of all time. the tournament starts tomorrow. today we're hearing from two contestants before their prime time showdown. and a live look at the big board of the new york stock exchange. starting down about 138 points. another update on how the markets are doing next. all of those stories just ahead. first we have to check in with mike. we are also looking at rain and chilly temperatures, at least for the first few hours of the day. >> some frost out there this morning. a bit of fog we're trying to get ahold of. it's missing a lot of our reporting stations. pretty cool and clear with 37 in santa clara along with alum rock. campbell and morgan hill at 38. 39 in saratoga. everyone else about 40 to 44. redwood city, newark, 38. danville, 34. lafayet lafayette, livermore at 34. san francisco at 46.

san pablo, cooler at 38. here's your commute. pretty quiet here as we look westbound across the san mateo bridge. just put fair on there for isolated fog while driving. mass transit running well and smooth on the water. the north bay, 35 this morning, 44 at finally hit the 50s at noon. wall to wall sunshine in the east bay. 44 at 7:00. mid 50s to near 60 from 11:00 to 3:00. 55 at 5:00. look how quickly we drop off this evening, 49 at 7:00. san francisco, not quite as dramatic but still 44 this morning. 48 at 9:00. spiking at 57 at 3:00, down to 51 at 7:00. we have a storm coming up. i will put a storm impact scale and an hour-by-hour look at

that. hi, jobina. >> good morning. good morning, everyone. a sigalert in danville right now that i'm continuing to follow. a disabled big rig there on southbound 680 before el pintado road. that is blocking at least one lane now. crews are there working on this. that big rig has been there for over an hour w.no recently upgro a sigalert. i'll follow that for you all this morning. 880 at the coliseum in oakland, nice, clear ride for you all. pretty clear but beginning to slow on the san mateo bridge. i'll move out of the way so you can see it. lots of cars moving towards the peninsula. no issues there. just a bit slow because everybody is coming back to work today. major slowdown here, albany to the maze, ten minutes there. fremont to san jose, 18 minutes. fog advisory issued for some portions of fremont. highway 101 to

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san joaquin valley. this is where it will stay today. we may have a bigger issue with it tomorrow. 2 million people with visibility down to a quarter mile. 56 and sunshine in fresno. mid 70s in southern california. 58 in chico. sacramento at 57. tahoe, about 47 today. a chance of light to moderate snow wednesday, thursday and saturday. less than a foot out of those chances. >> all new at 6:45, a new endorsement for elizabeth warren, her former rival is now backing her campaign. former presidential candidate jewulian castro sent out this tweet a short time ago. you can see him speaking with elizabeth warren right there on your screen. he is endorsing this senator,

elizabeth warren, castro wrote elizabeth and i share a vision of america where everyone counts and an america where not the wealthy or well connected are put first. i'm proud to join her in the fight for big, structural change. back to you. we expect to learn more today about an officer-involved shooting at a gas station in san jose. >> it happened not far from east ridge mall. lauren martinez is there live with the latest. >> on saturday a man was shot after allegedly trying to light one of these gas pumps on fire. on saturday he drove away with a pump still attached to his vehicle. he returned with a lighter in his hand.

according to san jose police, the man was armed with a metal bar and charged at officers. they did release a statement to abc7 saying officers used several less lethal approaches, but that had no effect. the police chief is eected to release more information at 3:00 this afternoon. reporting live in san jose, lauren martinez, abc7 news. a san jose church celebrated something of a miracle this weekend. what you're watching here is surveillance video of two people taking out donations that were made to the church, that money was supposed to be going to kids who needed toys. instead the community has come together. they raised thousands of dollars in order to help them out through a go mufundme page. they raised $13,000. >> with the extra money that is still in the gofundme collection, we can help out kids that go to catholic schools, we'll be able to give them some scholarships.

>> for a lot of people it's a mixture of sadness and anger. sa, you know, we're going to make it right. >> those suspects in this video have not been caught. the stock market's reaction to what's happening between the u.s. and iran, so here's a live look at the new york stock exchange. we're starting down about 127 points. overnight futures were down as oil prices surged. here's a heads up if you own a mercedes-benz. the company is now recalling about 750,000 vehicles because mercedes-benz says the car's sunroof could potentially detach and fly off. the recall affects the c class, e class, clk class and cls class made between 2001 and 2011. the glue used to attach the glass can deteriorate. for the first time in its 60--year history, little caesars will start delivering.

they have made a dea until now you could only pick up little caesars pizza and bread sticks at one of its 5,000 locations across the country. the consumer electronics show is known for bring the latest innovations, but also some bizarre products. tell us what you think about this one. charmin unveiling the roll-bot which connects to your phone and delivers a fresh roll if you find yourself in a bind. the robot has a version of the crahm charmin bear as its face. as one viewer pointed outs, you still have to replace the roll on the bear. >> you just keep it there. you get on your phone, text it. call it. >> use it. >> mm-hmm. >> and then what? forget to put the new roll on. >> you'll be so grateful.

>> you didn't have a backup roll to begin with. that's how we got here. >> in the first place. >> that's what i'm saying. >> all right. the tournament "jeopardy" fans have been waiting for. three top winners going head to head to head starting tomorrow. >> the grand prize is $1 million. and bragging rights. ken jennings is known for his 74-game streak. brad rudder is the top money winner on any game show taking home 4.$4.69 million in jeopard winni winnings, and james holzhauer took home 2$2.4 million in 32 games. this morning on "gma," a"," thee champions were asked how they're preparing. >> in "jeopardy!" you're kind of preparing your whole life for. every time you learn something new, you try to file it away. it might be useful one day. >> that's a great point actually. a lot of people think you just study for this stuff.

you can't do it that way. there is stuff you can brush up on, but it's being curious about information your whole life. having it stick somehow. >> no big deal. you can watch the full interview with the "jeopardy" champs coming up on ga"gma" at 7:00 a.. the jeopardy gatest of all time begins tomorrow at 7:00. >> who do you guys think? >> i don't know. >> ken jennings went the longest. but they don't have to kind of time. it has to be someone really good in the short game. >> james. >> i will go for holzhauer. >> he had the strategy. >> he knows how to bet. >> the strategy is -- >> he said he was betting big on daily doubles. >> right. >> hum. i'm excited to watch. i'm always impressed. >> he also picked the higher amounts. a lot of people like to go from the highest amounts. he went from it the highest

amount quickly, that way he could have more money when he got to the daily double to daily double it. he made more money faster than the other ones. >> we decided he's the winner. >> we'll watch the strategies unfold and see who wins. let's see what's going on weather-wise. we all win today even though a lot of us are heading back to work and school. 42 from mount tam. it looks gorgeous outside. sunshine, near seasonal temperatures. a couple of storms on the way. they're 1s, light on the storm impact scale for tuesday and saturday. king tides, some flooding possible around the bay and ocean thursda throug sunday. high temperatures today, a lot of us in the upper 50s. 55 on the low end for half moon bay. 60 at santa cruz. livermore, antioch, concord, 61. fairfield, 64. napa, 60. tonight, how about mid 30s to mid 40s. tule fog with an offshore breeze more dominant in the east bay and north bay. noon tomorrow, partly cloudy. clouds on the increase.

look where the rain is in me mendocino county. a little drizzle here and there also. you can see by midnight, it's heaviest on the peninsula. then by 4:00, it's just about over with just some random light showers through the morning commute and then it's gone. we'll receive less than 0.2 inches of rain out of this. since it is falling during the overnight hours, it will not have time to dry. wednesday's morning commute will be wet. then it will be nice for thursday and friday before more wet weather saturday. jobina? >> thank you. good morning. we have a sigalert we want to get to in danville. disabled big rig blocking one lane. this is southbound 680 before el pintado road. we do see a slowdown in that area. just be expecting delays in that's a part of your morning commute. westbound 580 at north flynn, a crash between a tanker and l ei commuters. a live look of walnut creek,

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as we join you t mog,n cris igrin new vows to retaliate from iran draw new threats from president trump. major retaliation. millions flood the streets of iran mourning the death of the military commander killed in an american drone strike. iran's supreme leader weeps over his coffin. the general's replacement vows vengeance this morning, and president trump promising a swift response. even threatening possible war crimes if iran strikes back. martha raddatz is live in tehran with the latest. a mega blaze. the new warning this morning about those out of control wildfires in australia. rescue crews flying through heavy, red smoke. the race to save people, homes and animals before temperatures climb again. ginger is live in australia. wicked weather.