>> abc7 liz: we come on the air with breaking news, a gunman opened fire after a lunar new year celebration in southern california. this happened in monterey park, a city east of los angeles. at least 10 people are injured. police confirmed the shooter was a man, but no other description of the suspect right now. he started shooting last night in a ballroom dance hall facility in monterey park. authorities say this too early to say if this attack was targeted or if the suspect has any connection to the victim. a man who owns a restaurant across the street told the "los angeles times" that someone rush into the business and told them to lock the door.

they also told him a shooter with a machine gun had multiple rounds on hand. that information has not been confirmed by police. the annual festival of monterey park is one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. today's events have been canceled, with the suspect still on the loose. monterey park is a city of about 60,000 people with a large asian population. this is a breaking news story, and we will bring the latest information as an as it becomes available. we are also awaiting a news conference. we will bring that you as well. with all of that, we say good morning to all of you on this sunday, january 22. thank you for joining us. we are taking a live look outside.

and our weather. lisa: temperatures not dropping off as much as they did, allowing for gusty wind today. 41 in union city. 37 in novato. certainly chili with 36 in livermore. compared to yesterday, anywhere from 2-9 degrees milder. winds are up to more miles. sunny up at 7:20. breezy went in the afternoon. wendy at the coast with 40 miles an hour. we could see gus near 60 miles an hour.

liz: thank you. happening today president joe , biden is expected to sign a memorandum ensuring safe access to abortion. it comes on what would have been the 50th anniversary of roe v. wade. vice president kamala harris will announce that memorandum in florida today. she will speak on the steps in the fight for reproductive rights. the president could ask health and human services if there is a way to protect doctors from prosecution if they provide pills across state lines. closer to home, the battle over abortion came to the streets of san francisco yesterday. thousands of people gathered for the 19th annual walk for life march. >> if you are 100% pro-life without exception, let me hear from you. liz: anti-abortion rights demonstrators gathered for a rally. some became emotional as speakers shared their personal stories. supporters marched through the downtown market street and ended

at the embarcadero plaza. the co-chair says this year's crowd was motivated by last year's referendum protecting abortion in california. >> it is very heartening to see. i think people are motivated because of prop 1, and motivated to show that we are definitely here and we are not going to stop fighting for life. liz: all of the streets are now open following yesterday's march. across the street, a dueling counter protest in support of abortion rights took place. the san francisco's women's march kicked off their rally yesterday. demonstrators also gathered at the civic center to speak on abortion rights. >> the message is abortion rights and the fundamental rights for women and girls. liz: vice president harris' remarks today in florida, after that state approves a 15-week abortion ban without exception for rape, incest, or human trafficking. in santa rosa, stressing the importance of getting the un-housed into supportive

housing. this comes after a homeless man was killed on saturday after he was caught on fire in a parking lot. this happened along santa rosa avenue, not far from highway 101. as abc7 news reporter tara campbell reports, police believe the deadly opioids into the deadly opioid fentanyl was involved. tara: jose pacheco is pointing to where a homeless man caught fire and died early saturday morning in santa rosa, beside this dumpster. jose: it is pretty surprising, because, like, it happened right in our backyard right here, out of nowhere, you know? tara: reports of a fire in this parking lot just also santa rosa -- just south of santa rosa avenue began coming in after midnight. >> when officers and the fire department arrived on scene, they actually found the fire was actually one male, roughly 30 to 45 years old. it looks like he had accidentally set himself on fire. tara: sergeant christopher mahurin is the spokesperson for the santa rosa police department.

he said they have been able to piece together some of what happened through surveillance video. sgt. mahurin: he was using some sort of narcotic and was using a lighter to be able to likely -- to be able to light the narcotics, then he he slumped down, laid on the ground. tara: based on his response, they believe he was likely using fentanyl, the powerful opioid fueling the drug crisis in the bay area and beyond. sgt. mahurin: he had gels in his backpack that are used to light up, and keep warm. tara: they believe the residue of those gels caught fire. sgt. mahurin: causing it to heat up and smolder on his clothing. that ultimately turned into a flame while he was asleep. tara: this as sonoma county clears a homeless encampment, temporarily closing part of it down. the city of santa rosa also works to help the unhoused. sgt. mahurin: our goal is to get

them into permanent supportive housing so that hopefully, even if they are using narcotics and something goes wrong, at least they are in a safe environment, where these kinds of accidents will not take place. tara: tara campbell, abc7 news. liz: the search continues today for a five-year-old who was swept away by floodwaters. authorities say kyle doan went mi after he was overtaken by waters. crews will search today as water levels have dropped. yesterday crews and hundreds of , volunteers searched in san miguel and san luis obispo county's. everywhere given the large asian communities in the area. we start -- today is the lunar new year.

abc 7 news anser hassan starts things off in oakland. >> fire in the hole! anser: 50,000 firecrackers were set off in oakland's chinatown in order to welcome the year of the rabbit. >> also bringing in good luck. anser: carl is president of the oakland chinatown chamber. , oakland, especially chinatown, can use a bit of good luck. >> the year of the rabbit brings good luck to everyone but also community. this is to keep us all together as a city. anser: saturday afternoon, huge crowds gathered for oakland's lunar new year bizarre. >> a stuffed animal for 2023. anser: are you excited about the year of the rabbit? >> i would rather it be a dragon, but yeah. anser: across the bay of san francisco, the golden state warriors hosted a lunar new year event of their own.ar is ed by tnese diaspora as well as other east asian cultures, such as in korea and vietnam.

the rabbit is the fourth of the 12 animals of the chinese zodiac. according to legend, last year's year of the tiger was about impulse and action. the year of the rabbit is a bit more chill, about self-reflection, peace, and unity. >> for people to come together, be in each other's space on common ground, and celebration is especially crucial. anser: the lunar new year kicks off 15 days of festivities, and for many, cultural pride. >> with covid, with anti-asian hate, things are looking more up, people are getting more encouraged, so i think the year of the rabbit brings in an added purpose for just a celebration and feeling good and being very proud of our culture. anser: in oakland, anser hassan, abc7 news. liz: happening today, sa

francisco chinatown will ring in the new year and celebrate with firecrackers. red envelopes handed out to children. this is video from previous years 70's. it was on twitter to join the event. a unique art exhibit is now open in san francisco. it marks the end of the year of the tiger. it was a tiger theme and created by a tattoo artist. it is a collaboration. works from 30 prominent are featured. each presents ideas and expressions, lore and symbolism of the tiger. fear of the tiger exhibition runs through march 22. look like? lisa: the sun will come up and

over an hour. temperatures range in the mid 30's to the upper 40's in san francisco. east bay will see another sunny day but the wind is a factor of the next 24-30 hours. i will explain, coming up. liz: thank you. also ahead, violence and chaos. what sparked a violent protest in atlanta that led to a police cruiser getting set on fire? and, nfl the cowboys and the sunday. 49ers going head-to-head. the city lit up red and gold ahead of today's game. everyone... i'd like to raise a toast... to that classic, ritz cracker taste... in a crunchy, toasted chip. (everyone) to the chip! to the chip! ritz toasted chips. the crunchy chips, only from ritz.

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7 roof camera. in atlanta, a police car erupts in flames as protesters are put in handcuffs. what originally were demonstrations over plans to build a police training center turned into violence and chaos. tensions have been high since a protester was shot and killed at the proposed training site earlier this week. people have been throwing bricks and setting off fireworks. several businesses have been damaged, and multiple protesters have been arrested. the family of 29-year-old tyre nichols will speak at a news conference tomorrow after nichols died days after being pulled over by police. five officers have been fired in connection with this death for failure of duty to render aid. police pulled him over for reckless driving, nichols then ran away.

police say another confrontation happened. he complained of having shortness of breath for he was eventually taken to the hospital, where he died a few days later. >> police activity is on except the bull, no matter who is the -- unacceptable, no matter who is the victim and no matter who the officers are. >> our lives will never be the same again. we just want justice for our baby forever. -- our baby brother. liz: nichols' cause of death and he tells about his injuries have not been released. in the north bay, a woman has died after she crashed her car into a backyard pool in san rafael on saturday. she swerved through a fence and into the pool. officers rescued her from the tesla, but she did not survive. the reason for the crashes not known at this time. we are working to find out if

the car's autopilot was engaged. in the east bay, passengers will notice changes when they use b.a.t.th strt ation in oakland. federal and local leaders joined for a ceremony to mark the completion of a station upgrade. those changes are designed to expand capacity, reduce crowding, save energy, and make it more difficult for people to skip paying the fare. it renovated public restrooms and additional elevator. there's a redesigned concourse with new energy-efficient led lights and public art installations. lawmakers say there is one huge benefit for riders -- >> it increases opportunity. on average, a household can save approximately $10,000 annually by taking public transit. >> additionally, our transit can deal with the existential problem of the climate crisis. liz: the renovation process started in 2014. some construction was completed late last year. in fremont, more than 260 guns were turned in during a gun buyback event held by fremont police. they offered $100 for each handgun, rifle, or shotgun. they offered $200 for assault weapons or ghost guns, no questions asked.

typically all weapons turned in are melted down. in san francisco, the iconic ferry building is about to get a makeover. abc7 news reporter lyanne melendez has a look at what this means for visitors. lyanne: at no point during the sug ming ren eyan stay in pla, enncenreust a si ofn the terontc lyanne: the port leases the building to hudson pacific property. inside, there are a few available seats. the plan calls for accommodating new kitchens and adding indoor seating. outside, along the embarcadero, there will be a canopy structure to enjoy outdoor dining at any time. the ferry plaza will also be enhanced to attract more outdoor activities. the famous columnist herb caen once said, "i cannot think of any landmark i would fight

harder to save. when he thinks about it, the ferry building is the heart of baghdad by the bay. >> the diversity and all of the culinary offerings that are here, it is great for little light shopping for a gift, too, and the views are incredible. >> it is a great place to come for a variety of things, gourmet shops, you know, breads and meats and all sorts of things. lyanne: the farmers market will continue to operate during the project, which is scheduled to , abc wsfomatchu between the 49ers and the cowboys. several buildings are lit up in red and gold in support of the 49ers as the team gets ready for the playoff game. read and then gold, cycling

through the team colors. lisa: it should be a great out there. a wind advisory coming into play. in santa clara, it will be breezy with the north wind. they could gust higher to the rest of the day. wind advisory is up through tomorrow. that is because it is dropping down to the east of san francisco. stay with us to the next three hours or so. not quite as cold as it was yesterday but it is close. 40 39 in san jose. the gusty upper level wind will continue to work its way down to the surface. you can see about

hour. wind advisory through 7:00 tomorrow. they possibility of trees c down. more windy. keep that in mind. we also have to pa to the beach. otherwise, chilly this morning. sunny and windy. the dry pattern last for the next seven days. another system next weekend it will take the same path. this will perhaps break down to the end of next weekend. this is in line for some 60's. 15-30 miles an hour. the wind will continue to build anywhere from 30-33 miles an hour. through the overnight hours, it

will state windy right on through 7:00 tomorrow. over the afternoon, it will come up a little bit. it should be a brighter monday afternoon. us all the way through the central coast. the flood advisory here arriving after 11:00 for the high tape -- high tide around seven feet. this is up through some of the marshes. some minor flooding. we will certainly notice the gusts at times. temperatures way. upper 40's at the end of the game.

upper 30's to about 46 int mid 40's in oakland. notice a few changes between now and then. it will be pretty mild as we deal with that wind advisory. usually those could be mild. liz: thanks, lisa. you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area app, streaming on apple tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. you can download the app now and start streaming. just ahead, still standing? will the trees that made it through the most recent storms be standing tall? an expert discusses how to assess the risks and what your (vo) at wells fargo, direct deposits come up to two days early with early pay day. what if everything came two days early? (hero) have a good weekend!

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liz: in the east bay, a rare winter warning about mosquitoes. county officials say there are 23 confirmed issues of mosquitoes in the county. our recent storm dumped water in places people may not expect, and officials are asking people to check buckets and other containers, dumped the water, and scrub those containers. the county says they already have some mosquitoes that are active with more to follow as the seasons change. all over the bay, hundreds of trees, some large, some small, came crashing down because of the storms. it is a huge problem. how can you tell if a tree in your yard or on your street is vulnerable or in danger of falling? abc 7 news dustin dorsey got tips from the experts. dustin: during our recent storms, one type of damage seemed constant across the bay area falling trees. robert: for our clients, it is terrifying, falling on their house, wondering if it is going to fall. that keeps us very busy.

dustin: was this storm one of your busiest time ever? robert: it was. dustin: robert apolinar has been working around the clock as a certified arborist, for san jose tree services, but his work is not done. the sunshine has returned, but the risk has not gone away, right? robert: that is right. dustin: that is because the ground is still soaked from three straight weeks of rain. knowing what to look out for can reduce the risk of damage. the first thing is structural issues in your trees. robert: if trees were not growing correctly that had some decay in the truck or had root damage, those are the first to go. dustin: you can spot this by looking out for branches that split off or go in different directions. they can snap where they attach, very common for eucalyptus trees. robert: based on the weight of

the branches, mostly, the branches are so heavy, and if there is any weakness in the attachment, it will fail. dustin: but that does not mean you have to live without them. robert: don't take every tree out just because you are scared. they don't need to be, and they don't need to be topped, either, to eliminate weight. that is another misconception. they need to be pruned and cared for properly. dustin: even then, trees can still fall due to saturated soil, exposing the other key concern -- root issues. looking out for signs of diseases like mushrooms or knowing if routes have been cut from construction or other factors is a must. but if you are still worried, as k a professional. robert: now we are discussing with clients who were not emergency situations how to make them safe, how to make these trees safe now, in a case more storms return, what do we do to prevent that from happening in a few weeks or months? dustin: that way this does not happen to you. in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. liz: still to come on abc 7 hunt underway right now after opening fire -

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connection to the victims. police described those scary moments when they arrived on scene. >> we have multiple patients at this time. we are still looking for more. >> we have 10 unresponsive inside and we have a few that are in critical condition not breathing as well. >> at this time, our number is 16, four in the lot, 12 inside the organization. liz: that is from when lapd arrived. videos posted on social media showed people being loaded onto stretchers and placed into ambulances. other photos show bloody and damaged victims being treated by monterey park fire fighters in a parking lot. the annual two-day street festival in one report is one of the largest lunar new year events in southern california. today's event has been canceled, with the suspect still on the loose. monterey park is a city of about 60,000 people with a large asian population. we are going to bring you the latest information as soon as it is available.

you can always get more information on abc7news.com. with that, we say good morning to all of you on this sunday, january 22. thank you for joining us. we are of course following that story on this lunar new year, and many others this morning. you can download that app now by searching abc 7 bay area in your phone's app store and be sure to enable push alerts. lisa argen, a pretty nice day ahead. lisa: right now, temperatures are cold in the south bay. 38 sunnyvale. we are not quite as cold as we were yesterday. 41 insync carlos. anywhere from 2-13 degrees. winds are gusty along the coast. the throughout the day. 30's, 40's the next two hours. by 11:00, mid-50's, sunshine and clouds. wind will be gusty.

mid to is staying with us the afternoon , overnight and even into monday. liz: ok, lisa, thank you. for the first time this weekend, we heard from oakland's new mayor about placing police chief leronne armstrong on paid leave. dereliction of duty just moments before released to the public. abc 7 news cornell barnard was at the news conference and tells us what could be next for the chief. >> i heard rumors like people saying well, this is going to be the end of chief leronne armstrong. cornell: oakland mayor sheng thao began by separating fact from fiction, placing police chief leronne armstrong on paid administrative leave for alleged dereliction of duty. mayor thao: this is not to be punitive, this is an opportunity more fully review the findings

of the report and let our oversight body act. cornell: armstrong was placed on leave after reportedly failing to take action on a sergeant who ripped a bumper off a neighbor's car during a hit-and-run accident. that sergeant later discharged a gun in an elevator inside police headquarters. mayor thao: i want people to understand that under this administration, there will be no, you know, different kind of treatment, whether you are the chief or rank-and-file. cornell: the investigation a possible setback for the lapd's negotiated settlement agreement, federal oversight that has been a place for 20 years, following past cases of brutality and misconduct. mayor thao said she had learned about the chief's investigation just an hour before it was made public on thursday. >> for a new mayor, this is a heck of a welcome to city hall, in an explosive report, she had no heads up it was coming, it was made public the minute she heard about it, she finds

herself in the spotlight, in the crosshairs at the same time. >> we are putting the police chief, that we all kind of work with, on administrative paid leave. cornell: a councilman does not support the move. others are calling for independent oversight during the chief's investigation. >> we need a group of civilians who can hold this police department accountable. until we have that, we will see this over and over again. cornell: going forward, the biggest question remains -- will chief armstrong keep his job? mayor thao: so until we have the full picture to review, i cannot stand here and tell you there has been a decision made. cornell: stay tuned. in oakland, cornell barnard, abc 7 news. liz: former oakland city councilperson and mayor sheng thao's opponent is speaking our. -- speaking out. they said, i found the decision

excessive, and if i were mayor, i would not have done it. he went on to say he feels the level of the discipline does not match the nature of the infraction. more classified documents were found at president biden's home in delaware. according to mr. biden's personal lawyer, the fbi found six new documents during the more than 12-our search on friday. abc7 news reporter tai hernandez has the latest. tai: six new documents were found during the department of justice search at president joe biden's wilmington, delaware home. they announced the discovery on friday saying, some of the items they back to when the president served in the senate, and others during his time as vice president. the agents also took handwritten notes for mr. biden's years in the obama administration. the attorney says the search started just before 10:00 friday morning and wrapped up around

10:30 that night, adding it was voluntary. members of the present's personal legal team and the white house counsel's office present. the president and first lady were not there. biden's lawyer issuing a statement, saying in part we have attempted to balance the importance of public transparency where appropriate with the established norms and limitations necessary to protect the investigation's integrity. we will continue to do so throughout the course of our cooperation with doj. the first batch of documents were found in november, at a private office mr. biden used after leaving the vice presidency. in december, more classified doctrines were found at the biden home in delaware. the discovery was not made public until this month. a special counsel now investigating the handling of the documents. pres. biden: there is no "there" there. tai: president biden speaking thursday, insisting his team is doing things by the book and fully cooperating and complying with the investigation. pres. biden: i have no regrets of following with the lawyers have told me they want me to do.

tai: as congress raises questions about transparency and timing. >> i will reiterate from here, what he said to all of you many times at this point, that he does indeed take classified information seriously. tai: tai hernandez, abc 7 news, new york. liz: coming up on "this week," senator chris coons joins martha raddatz to discuss the documents found at president biden's home. you can watch it at 8:00 this morning right here on abc 7 news. eight trains connecting stockton to san jose will be back in operation. train services were canceled since wednesday after multiple mudslides impacted the trains. the first mudslide happened tuesday and the other on wednesday. both happened in niles canyon in southern alameda county. hundreds of passengers were impacted and three were injured. riders, passengers, and committee members are rallying against sexual abuse. they are demanding lyft and uber

put in place policies that protect drivers and passengers. they say so far, the companies have discounted the abuse. the rally will take place from 10:00 until 11:30 a.m. still ahead on abc 7 mornings, airtag to the rescue. how the apple technology helped fire fighters save a one-year-old puppy from a storm drain. here is a live look outside this morning looking at the golden gate bridge. it is a

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liz: and you can see that bay bridge right there. king tides as well causing some major coastal flooding. they drench these spots.

the tide peaked around yesterday morning just over seven feet. the epa says king tides happen when the orbits in alignment of the earth, moon, and sun combined to produce the greatest tidle effect of the year. we turn now to that lucky escape for a very special pup, seamus. a one-year-old australian shepherd was swept away by floodwaters. thanks to a good samaritan and an apple airtag, he is now safe. >> one-year-old australian shepherd pup seamus found wet and frightened at the bottom of this storm drain after being swept away by floodwaters. the dog's the owner, emily brill, quickly calling 911. >> tell me exactly what happened. emily: there is a hole in the fence along the bike path. he got away from me, and the water was going so fast, i think all it took was one paw in that water, and he was gone. >> gone but not lost.

the dogs apple air tag on the caller helped track the location. then a good samaritan, living in a nearby tent, flagged down a passing firetruck. >> he goes, i started running and i lost visual, i heard him barking, and he had made his way from the river into that tube. >> firefighters rescuing seamus from the drain, and after a quick ride in the truck, a joyful reunion. >> he is one lucky dog, i will tell you that. >> but that was not the end for emily. she found that homeless hero, named darrell, bringing him food, warm clothing, and a heartfelt thank you. emily: just really grateful, you know, that there are people who understand that dogs are family members. liz:

well. apple has not endorsed airtags to track pets or people yet, but they are available for purchase. what a good story. lisa: senator cruz, how pretty. still cold out there. wind advisory across the central coast today. we are also looking dangerous flood advisory. liz: ok, lisa, thank you. also next, a recap of the giants-eagles game. who will be 49ers face if they win later today? sports anchor chris alvarez has all of the highlights, coming up in sports.

liz: here is a live look at our skyline. coming off a friday night win against the cavaliers. they take on the brooklyn nets for the second time at home. inside chase center, the kickoff is at 5:30. in the nfl, a big matchup

between the cowboys and 49ers this afternoon at levi's stadium. meanwhile, one nfc team has already stamped their ticket to nfl sunday. chris alvarez has more in your morning sports. chris: good morning and happy game day. the niners and cowboys matching up for a night time -- time in the playoffs. the winner of the game will face the winner of last night's other divisional between the giants and eagles in philly. here we go. first drive, eagles fly right into the end zone. jalen hurts to dallas carter, 7-0, eagles. second eagles possession, similar position here, hurts to devonta smith, 14-0 eagles. pumped up. giants cornerback, daniel jones, a game to forget, picked by james bradbury. at one point, the giants had three touch downs, the eagles -- the eagles had three

touchdowns, just before the half, hurts nearly fumbles a snap, no problem, 2 regained control, 28-0 nothing at the half. -- 28-0 at the half. eagles win 28-7 and will host either the niners or the cowboys at the championship game. >> we are excited tonight, but we have bigger goals. we want to win that game and go from there. our focus will not change. our focus is, hey, we are climbing this mountain. we are close. we are close to the top. don't look at the top yet, though. chris: afc divisional game,chfs, scary moment, mahome's ankle got twisted in the first quarter, missed most of the next half. x-rays negative, came back at lf the game. mahomes stepped it up, touchdown, he threw two, 27-17, and jamaal agnew fumbling deep in the end zone. big mistake. chiefs recover one of two team turnovers. chiefs win 27-20, and they will

play the winner of the bengals-bills game. doppelgangers, how about saint mary's on the left? not twins, but coaches of two of the best men's college hoops teams in the day. santa clara's leading scorer. lafayette, 15 of his game-high 20, he gets that want to roll on in. turning it on in the second half, how about this? great passing, going to lead to mountain beating logan, johnson right there, hoop and the fowl, -- after the foul, the doppelgangers shake hands after the game. saint mary's win 77-58. they should be ranked after the next poll. and former athletics captain sal bando passed away at the age of 78 after a battle with cancer. he was a member of the a's. he was the first free-agent pickup by the milwaukee brewers, later become the team's gm. bando finish in the top five in

american league m.v.p. votes three different seasons. that is your look at sports have a great sunday. back to you. liz: let's get a check of your forecast now. lisa, big 49ers game today. lisa: we will have some guff the -- gusty off shore winds. weather advisory around win today. o with -- roof camera. 39 in san jose. 52 near the view of the bridge. the camera will shake more later in the day tonight and tomorrow is the wind will stay up. quite gusty through late tomorrow. 35 in santa rosa, 39 in napa. 24 hour temperature change. a warmer start.

check out the wind out of the north. 20-25 miles an hour. downed trees or powerlines. does not take much for any of these weekend tree length -- tree limbs to come down. gusty as you go down. you can see cloud cover with a much colder day. went anywhere from 80-90 miles an hour. chile this morning. the dry pattern will last or next weekend. there are signs that that will change as we get into next weekend. warmer days will arrive in the next two or three days. this is a look at the wind through the morning hours. the coast will be pretty breezy. who the afternoon and evening, 30-35 miles an ur.

that willho d over the bridge, you will notice some of the gusts. keith that in mind as you head out. the waves are around-10 feet right now. this takes you to the afternoon. the coastal flood advisory is right through tomorrow. those tides are affecting the bayshore. santa rosa highway 37. this is down through capitola. mid and upper 50's with the wind feeling gusty and cool out there. about 56 in morgan hill. right through santa clara, the wind will be with you as well. around 20 miles an hour at 3:30. tonight, it should not feel as cold around the bay. temperatures approaching near 40.

sunny days and cool nights. it should be the warmest afternoon. we could see santa rosa in the mid 60's. a preview of spring. liz: everyone... i'd like to raise a toast... to that classic, ritz cracker taste... in a crunchy, toasted chip. (everyone) to the chip! to the chip! ritz toasted chips.

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also, one more check of the forecast. lisa: windy at the coast already. winds around 20 miles an hour. advisory through tomorrow morning. mid and upper 50's. as the winds relax, temperatures will come up slowly. more 60's later. liz: before we go, update on that breaking news. authorities are on the hunt for a gunman after he opened fire at a lunar new year celebration, killing 10 people in southern california overnight. at least 10 people are also hurt. the shooter was a man, no o suspects right now. this started around 10:20 last night and a type of ballroom hall facility. it is too soon to say if it was targeted or hate crime. or if the suspect has any connection to the victims. >>

it is not gang at all. we are shocked to hear the this has happened. liz: and monterey park is one of the largest in southern california. today's events have been canceled with the suspect still on the loose. 65% of the monterey park population is of asian descent. a large asian population in this area. there will be a news conference this morning around 8:00 a.m. our time. we'll try to bring that to you through eight live stream. our hearts go out to families of the victims this morning. thank you for joining us. i am liz kreutz f

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good morning, america. breaking news. mass shooting. at least nine people dead following the end of a lunar new year festival in monterey park, california. emergency crews treating victims at the scene. what we know at this hour. new search. fbi agents seizing six new items from president biden's delaware home including some with classified markings. the latest on the investigation, plus, the new abc news/ipsos poll. the public's take on it all. stormy sunday. snow and rain moving into the northeast and severe thunderstorms battering the southeast. drenching rain from the florida