it's lawlessness. >> it's anarchy. it's out of control. >> a wave of violence in

vallejo, the city on edge. just days after the mayor vowed to take action to address the issue. president trump tours the devastation in la. he and governor newsom seemingly putting their differences aside to help rebuild. plus, top selling jersey. steph curry taking the number one spot in the nba for the third year in a row. and good morning to you. it's saturday january 25th i'm zach fuentes. and let's start with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning zach. it's cold out there like usual. and we are looking at a little fog up in santa rosa. quarter mile visibility. but look at this. some shower activity along the central coast and los angeles is cloudy. hoping for some rain. they'll get it today. our frost advisory keeping us chilly from the north bay, toward the east bay and down around the eastern santa clara hills. temperatures 30s and 40s for most. you see a few 50s by hayward sfo 40 in danville. but look at that. 36 in napa, 34 in sonoma. but besides those couple of outliers, we are warmer than we

were yesterday, anywhere from 6 to 13 degrees warmer along the shoreline. so here's how it looks today. it's chilly right through about 11 12:00, then some spotty showers. highs only in the low to mid 50s throughout the day today. keeping the chance of showers with us throughout the evening hours. we'll talk more in detail about that. and when the rain returns in earnest. coming up. zach. >> lisa. thank you. vallejo is seeing a wave of violence following the shooting of a four-year-old earlier this month. on tuesday, two cal maritime students were hurt at a gas station in a shooting. then thursday night, a man was shot as he was working at a food truck. abc seven news reporter tara campbell spoke with residents who say promises from city leadership aren't enough. >> reporter the scene of another shooting in vallejo, a city on edge. >> as a female screaming we're on with a translator. she's saying someone shot at her car and that there's a male shot in the head. >> police and paramedics called to marin street and curtola parkway thursday night. >> we got one critical in the

back of the food truck. >> the man shot, believed to be the owner of the food truck. >> i actually saw him last night as i was driving home from work and he was out there cooking. >> paula conley was born and raised in vallejo and has long been advocating for a safer city. >> to see this happen to him is shocking and outrageous, and it just we shouldn't stand for this. >> the shooting comes just days after two cal maritime students were shot at a gas station near campus. the school's president writing in an email to staff and students, this devastating event has left our cadets injured, their families traumatized, and our community shaken. both cadets are recovering from their injuries. however, one remains hospitalized. one of the victims sisters setting up this gofundme. describing what's expected to be a long road to recovery. and in another email, the school's president with a plea given this unprovoked criminal attack on our colleagues, please remain vigilant, especially after dark, as incidents such as this one

can occur suddenly and without warning, as this one did. these shootings, on the heels of this press conference last week, vallejo's mayor promising action to address the city's violence after a shooting earlier this month left a four year old critically injured. >> going to be working with our chief to initiate contact with leaders in neighboring cities so that we can explore regional approaches. >> it's complete lawlessness. it's anarchy. it's out of control. >> residents like paula saying the promises aren't enough. >> so at this point, i really don't care what you have to say. do something. make changes. take action. >> we did reach out to vallejo police for more details on the investigations into these shootings, and are waiting to hear back. tara campbell, abc seven news. >> president trump visited los angeles to see the damage from the wildfires there firsthand. governor newsom greeted him, and the two spoke briefly after the president stepped off the plane. governor newsom and president trump appeared to put their political squabbles aside and

agreed to work together to rebuild. the president then got an aerial tour of the devastation and met with some of the victims. he concluded his visit by taking part in a roundtable discussion with local leaders and fire officials. >> i didn't realize, i mean, i saw a lot of bad things on television, but the extent of it, the size of it. we flew over it in a helicopter. we flew to a few of the areas, and it is devastation. it's incredible. it's really an incineration. >> it is. reporter tim caputo, with our sister station in los angeles, has more on what came out of the president's visit and potentially, if any, aid could have conditions attached. >> president trump left los angeles confident he and governor gavin newsom can work together to get angelenos the federal disaster aid they so desperately need. >> we just had a good talk. we're on the same team. we want to get it fixed. >> the president's three hour visit to see what's left of pacific palisades began in marine one, touring the devastation from above.

>> nobody's ever probably seen anything like this. oh, you could almost say since the second world war. >> that a roundtable with city, county and state leaders on what's next for the tens of thousands impacted by this fire. the president and mayor, karen bass, had a brief back and forth about getting homeowners back to their properties sooner than later. >> we want you to be back in your homes immediately. >> but the people are willing to clean out their own debris. it doesn't cost. >> they can. >> you should let them do it, because by the time you hire contractors, it's going to be two years. >> those sitting at the roundtable, like representative judy chu, understands homeowners frustrations about how long the rebuilding timeline appears to be. >> i think our government reps need to put their heads together to see how they can cut down on the amount of time it takes to get from one step to the other. >> earlier in the day, the president said federal disaster aid would only come to los angeles if the state implements voter id and new water management policies. the second condition, refuted by representative brad sherman, who

was also at the roundtable and said the president doesn't understand the state's water system. >> we don't have a water shortage here in los angeles county at this time, and not having water come from northern california down to southern california had nothing to do with this fire. >> governor newsom, who has often been criticized by trump, met the president and first lady as they arrived at lax, vowing to work together during crisis. again. >> you were there for us during covid. i don't forget that. and i have all the expectations that we'll be able to work together to get this speedy recovery. >> after that exchange, the mayor's office later clarified that it is the federal government that determines the debris removal timeline, so she's hopeful the president can expedite the process. in pacific palisades, i'm tim caputo, abc seven news. >> a fire survivor from southern california is in san francisco to thank the local firefighters who helped save his home. the firefighters from fire station 25, in the bayview, were deployed to l.a. to fight the

pacific palisades fire, and eugene kwok says their actions saved his neighborhood. they kept 17 of the 24 homes on his block from burning down, and even saved valuables from homes that did burn. >> it's a horrible disaster, but we also experienced a lot of human kindness. that engine and the four crew members, along with the fire department and all the firefighters in the state, are our number one heroes right now. we're star struck just to think of them. >> engine 20 five's truck and some two dozen other members of the sffd are still in southern california, protecting lives and property. and firefighters are making considerable gains on the hughes fire near santa clarita and castaic. containment is up to 79% and all evacuation orders have been lifted. that fire has burned more than 10,000 acres, but no structures have been damaged or destroyed. well, new details in the unexpected death of legendary bay area drag

performer heklina that happened in london, the metropolitan police just released this surveillance footage of three men they want to question about heklina his death in april 2023. detectives say they visited the residence where his body was found early on the day the death was reported. heklina had long been one of the faces of san francisco's drag scene. state health inspectors want to know what's in the water in moss landing. last week's fire at the vistra energy plant is raising safety concerns about whether toxic levels of heavy metals might have been released into the air and water. and one thing they're looking for is fluoride. and if any dangerous hydrofluoric acid might have been produced. now, officials are testing five water systems near the plant. preliminary results should be ready next week. all right. we got a lot more ahead. let's check in with lisa. >> okay. zach, it's 34 in sonoma with 50 down in gilroy and along the peninsula. clear sky here. but we have an upper level low that's going to keep the cold

air with us and bring in some spotty showers today. not really a big deal, but our extended outlook shows better chance of rain. and boy, do we need it. we'll be back with the accuweather seven day forecast coming up. >> sounds good lisa thank you. also ahead, remembering the victims of the half moon bay mass shooting, the community still healing two years after that deadly incident. and flower fair, the big market in san francisco's chinatown this weekend

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expires in the case of alexis gabe, and it appears no charges will be filed. the 23 year old was last seen leaving her ex-boyfriend's antioch home in 2022. her partial remains were found months later, 80 miles away. gabe's ex was later killed by u.s. marshals who were trying to arrest him. and now we've learned his mother will not face charges of being an accessory to the crime. abc seven news

reporter anser hassan is following the story. reporter. >> for the past three years, the gabe family has been seeking justice for their daughter, alexis, who was killed by her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones. jones allegedly cut up her body and disposed of the remains in garbage bags along the foothills of the sierra nevada. >> it took us almost two years to gather all the information that we needed for the presentation last month. >> last month, the gabe's were joined by investigators from the oakley and antioch police departments in meeting with contra costa county district attorney diana becton. they want her to file charges against jones mother, alicia coleman clark, as an accessory after the fact. they say the evidence is overwhelming. >> we confirmed that she is inside the garbage bag, and that's drop off in her house. >> the da's office did determine that jones killed gabe. seattle police then killed jones in june of 2022, as officers attempted to serve an arrest warrant. the da's office declined requests for interviews, but announced on thursday that while some of the

evidence presented during their meeting did raise suspicions, there's not enough sufficient evidence to charge jones's mother. the family attorney believes delays in the investigation led to lapses in this case, including when jones bought a plane ticket to seattle. >> if they followed up on the airline ticket, which, you know, it's been three years now, back then, it would have been a matter of months, less than a year. so i think they went wrong right there. >> the statute of limitations for this case ends on sunday. that means this is the end of the case for the gabe family, who say there has been no justice for alexis. >> no, we did not. we did not achieve it. >> no closure. >> yeah, we did not achieve the justice that we were were looking for. >> i feel like i disappointed my daughter. >> only 70% of alexis remains have been found. the family plans to post all the evidence they have on social media for the public to decide. a

celebration of life will be held on sunday in oakley, anser hassan. abc seven news. >> on the peninsula. local leaders and half moon bay nonprofit for farm workers are remembering the seven people killed in a mass shooting at two mushroom farms in 2023. abc seven news reporter louis pena is in half moon bay, where the community is still healing. >> it's been two years and arcelia hernandez still comes to work, hoping to see the smiling faces of two of her chinese coworkers who were killed. many here knew them as grandma and grandpa. >> la ultima sonrisa, abuela. >> the last smile that grandmother gave me. arcelia viewed coming back to work after the shootings as a way to honor them. >> gracias a dios. nosotros estamos bien, pero hasta la vista. >> we're here, thank god. but at the same time, we're thinking about our friends, our coworkers who we spend so much time with here in this place. in the last

two years, arcelia, along with many farm workers who survived the shootings, have been getting mental health help, some through music, others through community support groups. belinda hernandez arriaga, founder of the nonprofit alas, has been spearheading the resources farm workers have received since the shootings. she described this anniversary as one of the hardest. >> our farm workers were sharing just how sad and vulnerable they still felt, and the tears are still here. and now, on the heels of this new presidency, it brings another wave of trauma that continues. and we're still fighting for housing. >> so the shootings exposed deplorable housing conditions at the farms, half moon bay city manager telling us housing has been the priority for farm workers. one of the sites opening in may. >> coming on board in just the next couple of months that will house those families that were directly displaced by these shootings and many, many more of our farm workers here on the coast.

>> at the county level. changes to the housing codes after the shootings have helped speed up the process. >> we need to continue to add to our affordable housing stock. we need to improve our existing housing stock. we need to make it easier for farmers and ranchers to build affordable housing. farmworker housing on their sites. >> is honoring the seven farmworkers killed with this memorial, and seven hearts that adorn the tent where many will gather to remember them. we're still here, and we're remembering them, and we're here for them forever. in half moon bay. luz pena, abc seven news. >> a major renovation of santa clara county's largest homeless shelter is now complete. it's the mercado reception center in san jose, and it provides unhoused individuals with a place to sleep and shower. three daily meals and year round access to supportive services. the renovation includes privacy panels for each bed, a second ada bathroom, and an overhaul of the lobby. >> this is the largest center in santa clara county. we house

about 250 individuals every single night, and the changes that we made took a lot of hard work. >> this really is a celebration of the clients and the program participants that come through home first. >> the work costs about $150,000. it was donated by the housing industry foundation to home first. and officials say nearly 10,000 people are homeless in santa clara county. all right. we are counting down to the 2025 chinese new year parade, sponsored by toyota. and we're three weeks away from the big event, which you can watch live right here and everywhere you stream abc seven. and this weekend, san francisco's chinatown will host a special event ahead of next month's parade. the flower fair is the place to buy fresh flowers, fruits, candies, and chinese new year themed decorations. the flower market is special because of the symbolism plants and flowers represent growth, while some fruits represent happiness. fair is happening on grant street between clay and broadway today from 10 to 6, and tomorrow

from 9 to 6, and the lunar new year could bring some free parking to chinatown. san francisco supervisors are expected to approve a proposal that will let drivers to park in the portsmouth square garage at no charge, for the month of february. the goal is to boost business in the area. the proposal also includes free muni rides during the weekend of the chinese new year parade. and abc seven is a proud sponsor of the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade, and you can watch the live parade saturday, february 15th, starting at 6 p.m. right here on abc seven and wherever you stream abc seven news. we're definitely looking ahead to that chinese new year parade and also the weekend at hand. so let's check in with meteorologist lisa argen, who is tracking our forecast. >> yeah, it's feeling like winter out there and it's going to stick around. we need some rain right? some snow and some rain. we have just a little bit of that on the way today. nothing major, but at least it's a start. january has not been really kind to us in terms of precipitation, but we do have a system that is going to favor

southern california today for some soggy conditions. and although they need the rain, you know, on top of all that burned, scarred landscape, it's not going to be ideal. back home, we're on the back side of the system, and we'll be looking at a few spotty showers. here's a look at some current numbers where we have a wind chill of 30 degrees. it feels like it's 30 out in napa and fog up in santa rosa 41. their air temperature is 36. in napa. elsewhere, we're in the 40s and 50s, so it's cold. and because of that, we do have a frost advisory throughout the morning hours. so some spotty showers, not only today but tonight into sunday. and then the next few mornings we're watching out for some freezing cold temperatures right on through wednesday. so the cold air in place, not warming up too much, maybe a little bit more into monday. but then as we get into the afternoon today, we are watching for some gusty offshore winds with a wind advisory, particularly in the upper

elevations. so that's going to keep an extra chill to the air. here's a look at the highlighted area for the north bay mountains here. north to northeast winds 15 to 25 miles an hour. could see gusts as high as 50 miles an hour. and that could bring down some tree limbs. so definitely be advised of that. and notice the breezy at times will be in the morning hours of today through tomorrow. you can see the winds up to over 30 miles an hour right on through 11:00. and then they'll sort of subside as we get to the evening hours, but then ramp back up again into your sunday morning. so in terms of what we're looking at and cloud cover, it's going to be a pretty gray day today. notice we've got the high clouds, mid-level clouds, maybe a few peeks of sun. but the main activity to the east of us. but through the overnight hours in the late afternoon, we could see a spotty shower from fremont into danville. this is into tomorrow morning, and then it looks like the clouds want to clear the north bay, but overall rainfall amounts very light through today, anywhere from a couple hundredths. but if you're

under one of those passing showers, you could see a little bit more than that through tomorrow. in terms of our snowfall, looks like that's going to happen in the mountains. but look at the rain for southern california up to a half inch, which is some good news. winter weather advisory and the snow levels coming down to around 3000ft, but anywhere above 5000ft, 4 to 6in. so looking at through february 3rd, this is when things get more promising here for the bay area. over a half inch of rain. hopefully after next week. 56 downtown 57 in san jose, a cool 55 in napa. the accuweather seven day forecast. so cool. spotty showers today. tomorrow, slightly milder monday, but those chilly mornings right through the middle of the week and by the end of the week hoping for some more decent rain. zach. >> lisa. thank you. just ahead, lighting up the sky. some mysterious lights seen across the bay area. we're going

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dominic's church in san francisco was one of many services leading up to the 2025 walk for life west coast. virus. the event gets underway at 930 this morning with mass at saint mary's cathedral, followed by a rally at the civic center. anti-abortion supporters will then march down market street towards the embarcadero. sfmta says counter-protests are planned, which will increase the number of street closures in the downtown area. muni busses are being rerouted around the demonstration. all right. many of you may have seen something in the sky yesterday morning, and some of you called or reached out to us to ask what it was a bird, a plane, a comet. well, we sent abc seven news reporter lena howland to solve the mystery. >> bright, unusual lights overlooking the bay area just after 6:00 friday morning. >> and we're like, okay, we're the apocalypse is happening. >> within minutes, photos and videos like these came flooding

into our newsroom asking what this mysterious blob was. >> it was just. >> nothing we had ever seen before, for sure. >> lindsay hogan and her husband spotted it after just glancing out the window of their san francisco home. >> it was this bright. >> like, luminescent bluish white light that was coming. you could see something moving. >> esther estrada and her son spotted it on their way to school in san mateo over interstate 280. >> it just completely bizarre because that stretch of 280 rarely has any lights. so it was just, you know, complete darkness. and here's this beam of light, this blob of light. and it just looked like, you know, the skies are, you know, the heavens opened up and the lights shining down on us. >> turns out it wasn't aliens. it was a scheduled space launch. according to a post on x, falcon nine launched 23 starlink satellites to orbit from the vandenberg space force base friday morning. >> i actually, like, ran over

and turned on the tv to see if the news was, like, aware of it yet. and like right after i did that, i heard drew tuma say something like, oh, it's a spacex launch. so it kind of calmed my nerves a little bit. >> those clear skies allowed us to see the spacex rocket launch earlier this morning at 607. it got launched from vandenberg space force base in santa barbara. you may have seen what we thought was a comet kind of look like an orb in the morning sky. that is the rocket that was launched. >> so we saw it coming in and then you could see it flying, apparently, you know, kind of like parallel to the horizon this morning so we could see the whole trajectory of it, which was just cool. >> in san francisco, lena howland abc seven news. >> mystery solved. all right. still to come on. abc seven mornings district attorney forum. the seven finalists vying to become the next top prosecutor in alameda county, taking part in an event today and suing sonoma state player

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welcome to the goodnight club. abc seven mornings live. >> now at 530. community concerns over a first responder drone proposal. santa rosa police introducing the program. but many say it would violate their privacy. we'll get to that shortly. but first. good morning to you. let's get a check of the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> very wintry out there with the cold conditions. our frost advisory and even some precip on the way. it's not a lot, but we also have some windy conditions right now. a frost advisory until 9:00. temperatures as low as 31 degrees. but here we're in the 40s and 50s. so not happening yet. and we have cloud cover. but the cooler numbers in the north bay sonoma napa 36 there. overall, though, we're milder this morning 6 to 13 degrees. milder with the cloud cover. but look at the afternoon

highs only in the low 50s for you around danville and concord, around fremont and san ramon only mid 50s. oakland as well. and then along the shoreline. it's going to be a cool day with the cloud cover. so spotty showers with us. most of you won't see much. they'll still be in the forecast for the evening hours and into sunday as well. zach. >> lisa. thank you. in the north bay, santa rosa police are considering using drones as first responders, sending them to a crime in progress or natural disaster before officers arrive. the drone program is raising concerns over equity, and privacy issues could cost as much as $250,000 a year. critics say statistics show the police tend to over monitor communities of color. >> the money put into that mental health trauma services would be a lot better than having law enforcement come in and again over police. >> we want the community to know that these will not be used for surveillance or. patrol.

>> so a series of public meetings are being held to get community feedback about the drones. the next meeting is tuesday at santa rosa city hall. san francisco mayor daniel lurie got some first-hand emergency training. he joined fire officials with the neighborhood emergency response team for some hands on demonstrations. it's an example of the work this team does with the community, so they can be ready for anything. >> clearly, the focus of this disaster operation plan is neighborhood involvement. so it also goes along with neighbors becoming closer and taking care of each other in the community. >> the san francisco fire department is trying to assemble a team of 108 neighborhood coordinators. 35 people have signed up so far. happening today, the seven finalists for alameda county district attorney will take part in a forum. here are the candidates. there's annie esposito, elgin low and jimmy wilson. all work in bay area district attorney offices

right now. and then latricia lewis and evan shen both work as counsel for local offices for local governments. and ursula jones dixon is a judge in venus. johnson works for the state attorney general. the alameda county board of supervisors is expected to make a final decision next week. today's forum starts at 11 at lakeshore avenue baptist church in oakland, and it is free to attend. well, coaches and athletes at sonoma state are fighting to reverse the university's plans to cut athletic programs and athletes. the press democrat reports they plan to file a class action lawsuit against the university and lobby state and local governments to save the 11 athletic programs that are in jeopardy. this comes after sonoma state announced days ago sweeping cuts to programs, degrees and faculty to address a $24 million deficit for the 20 2526 school year. the pacifica school district board has voted to close one school and relocate dozens of middle schoolers from another. the board approved a plan that includes shutting down

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firecrackers and more. >> we have some beautiful reds with the flowers inside. >> love me nots. bridal women and men can buy new clothes to celebrate tet. >> a new year brings in new everything luck. health, prosperity. >> owner christina bui said for the first time in a few years, this outdoor market with a wide range of traditional vietnamese goods was able to return. >> we had, you know, three different property managers that were here, and i don't think they understood the importance of our lunar new year. >> ten minutes away is grand century mall. on friday evening, people were putting up finishing touches at several stages for celebrations on saturday and sunday. over at eastridge mall, organizers with the san jose tet festival will be celebrating their 10th year with the community. >> i want to do something different, bigger, nicer. >> the free three day event kicks off february 7th. the popular lion dances will be held

on each day of the festival. >> they scare all the bad evil away, so you have to put the lions in in any important holiday. >> at academic coffee, vietnamese dishes inspire their year of the snake drink specials. >> it makes me so happy. like i feel so hyped up to talk about the drinks. >> owner frank nguyen said his team created the snake bite, a honey habanero latte and the red boat caramel latte with fish sauce. >> and when people hear about it, they get a little scared. but you know it. >> all right. we are counting down to the 2025 san francisco chinese new year parade, sponsored by toyota, and we're less than one month to the big event you can watch live right here and everywhere you stream abc seven. so we're definitely looking ahead to that and looking ahead to our forecast. >> yes, you know, it's going to be changing for the better because it is winter right? we need some rain january. we haven't seen much at all the rain today heading into southern

california. we'll get a little piece of this action as an upper level low brings. certainly the colder air and windier conditions in the upper elevations. but we are looking at southern california to pick up pick up most of the rain. so you can see for 1/100 from san francisco, san jose, maybe over a 10th and into los angeles. so this will definitely help firefighting efforts, but not a good news in terms of runoff, because they have had no rain. and this will not be soaking into the ground. obviously. 34 in napa right now with a wind chill of 30 degrees and basically elsewhere, 40s and 50s, you see that 39 in danville. so a few cold spots. we do have a frost advisory from the national weather service. spotty showers today, tonight, tomorrow, the next few mornings, not only over the weekend but into next week will be very cold with possible frost all around the bay. and that gusty pattern, especially in the north bay mountains. you can see highlighted here until 10:00 on

sunday where wind gusts are already elevated and you can see throughout the morning hours there windiest here. and then they'll begin to subside throughout the afternoon and then pick up again into your sunday morning. so these are north to northeast winds. that offshore component in the upper elevations. and the cloud cover will be with us from that upper level low that is spinning to the east of us. you can see it bringing in a few showers this afternoon into this evening and then into sunday. it begins to fade away. we will have that offshore component to our winds, and then get into a little more sun on sunday, but temperatures are going to be below average the next several days. rainfall estimates anywhere from a couple hundredths today, maybe up to five hundredths. and then through tonight, maybe a few more showers into sunday morning, 10:00. and you'll notice the totals are still below a 10th of an inch. so our winter weather advisory for the mountains here where greater lake tahoe area will see low snow levels. this is some good news. just 4 to 6in though. above 5000ft and a dusting below

3000ft. it will be windy with wind gusts up to 55 miles an hour. and as we take you further, next week is the last week of january and then to early february. monday would be the third. looking at the rainfall amounts here increasing. so this is certainly some good news to start out february with some more moisture. so we definitely need the rain. not getting much of it over the weekend. but in terms of cool breezy conditions that's what's on tap today. 56 in san francisco we'll be looking at mid 50s in napa. so this certainly is below average. we'll get into a cooler sunday as well. and then into monday temperatures coming up a couple of degrees. but remember those overnight lows dropping us off back into the 30s. so a freeze watch right on through wednesday. so we'll finally look at temperatures coming up just a little bit. but near average is all we can do as we get into the middle of the week. so the accuweather seven day forecast highlighting the spotty showers, the windy conditions in the

north bay hills today just in the 50s. that forecast again for tomorrow though increasing sunshine in the north bay. cold mornings, monday, tuesday and wednesday near average. and then by the end of the week, we're increasing clouds and the chances of rain hopefully into thursday and friday. zach. >> lisa. thank you. the nba announced steph curry once again has the top selling jersey in the league. curry sits atop the top selling jersey rankings for the third consecutive time. on thursday, the league announced curry will be a starter at the nba all-star game at chase center next month. it's his 11th overall pick, and he's now the franchise leader in all-star game selection all-star weekend is february 14th through 16th, with events in san francisco and oakland. on the court today, the warriors are looking to string together another win after thursday's game against the bulls at chase center. and on the gridiron, the 49 ers have a reason to celebrate. a familiar face is back in santa clara. here's abc seven sports director larry beil. >> good morning everybody. it's

the warriors hosting the lakers tonight right here on abc seven. lebron james likely to see a couple of unfamiliar names on the scouting report. like who is guy santos? who is quentin for effective lineups all year. so many injuries been a problem. santos getting more minutes. he was the 55th overall pick in the 2022 draft. six eight forward out of brazil. endless energy hit five threes against the bulls for a career high 19 points. the shocker, though, was really a seven foot rookie. quentin post playing in just his sixth nba game. he also hit five threes, had a career high 20 points. with injuries to draymond green and jonathan kuminga, the dubs need scoring and these two have certainly provided a jolt. >> don't be afraid you know to let it fly you know kind of feel like last few games have kind of been struggling offensively. so i think that's why i'm getting a chance just to get a new look out there. so it doesn't make sense. if i come in and i and i

and i don't play my own game. >> you can catch the warriors and lakers tonight. tip off at chase center is 5:30 p.m. here on abc seven, followed by after the game. well, the coaching dominoes continue to fall in the nfl box. offensive coordinator liam coen set to take over the jaguars head coaching position. the raiders bit of a surprise. they hired 73 year old pete carroll to be their new head coach. now, it's reported the cowboys will hire brian schottenheimer. and all this added up means some really good news for the 49 ers, because that means robert saleh is coming back as their defensive coordinator. their ex, dc, spent three and a half years as head coach of the new york jets before being fired. saleh expected to become the highest paid defensive coordinator in the nfl. we're talking about more than $4.5 million per year. well, this is championship weekend in the nfl. the bills will visit the chiefs in the afc title game, a battle of arguably the two best quarterbacks in football. josh allen trying to end kansas city's playoff

dominance, while patrick mahomes just keeps being amazing as the chiefs try to win their third straight super bowl. now the bills have lost their last three playoff games to kc, and allen wants to see that trend end. >> you always remember the feeling of not pulling through. you know that sticks with you for a while and it really, really doesn't leave. but again, i think every year that you go through in this league, you learn more things about yourself, about your team, about the game of football. >> when you win a super bowl, you start back at the bottom, you start back level with everybody, and you have to go about your process and put in that work. and so it definitely is a battle every single year. every season is different. and you just appreciate being in this game and you just try to find a way to maximize it and try to get to that next one. >> that's a wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody, and we'll see you right after. warriors versus lakers tonight at 530 here on abc seven i'm larry beil. >> all right larry thank you. >> next champions to the rescue.

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a devastating fires in southern california are impacting plans for this year's oscars telecast on the red carpet. caught up with conan at sundance. he said his writing team is working on several approaches for the show, but the real decisions about what the show will look like won't be made until closer to oscar night itself. >> i'll credit the oscar producers, who were terrific. they understand the situation. they understand what's happening. they're very sensitive to it, and i think we all obviously are. and so we're working hard to make sure, as i say, that it's the right show for that night for march 2nd, because this is an ever evolving situation that we're in. >> yeah, it certainly is. conan says many of his friends and neighbors lost their homes in the fires, and he had to

evacuate, saying he'll be living in a hotel for the foreseeable future. you can watch the oscars sunday, march 2nd, right here on abc seven, and for the first time, it will also be live streamed on hulu. well, prom is one of the biggest nights for high schoolers, and one south bay nonprofit is asking for help to keep that magic alive for three years. the silicon valley chapter of the princess project has been operating out of a donated space in santa clara. the organization provides prom dresses for teens for free. >> then, when we hear comments from the students, things like, thank you for making me feel pretty. it's overwhelming. and it's that's what makes us do what we do. >> but the space they're in is now under new ownership, and now the nonprofit needs to move out by february 15th, right before prom season. if you or someone you know would like to help the princess project find a new space, head to our website, abc seven news.com. bay area sports

legend tony la russa is launching a new nonprofit dedicated to animal welfare. tonight, the former oakland a's manager is hosting the champions to the rescue benefit concert in walnut creek. and he talked about the big event on our show midday live. >> our passion has been doing something for children and companion animals. and so we've done it with organizationally. we've done it personally. and we now starting this new nonprofit, a way of introducing what our plans are. is this show tomorrow night. >> the concert features performances from adam duritz of the counting crows and billy bob thornton, with the boxmasters and oakland a's hall of fame panel will be included with a tribute to the late rickey henderson. the event starts at 7 p.m. at the lesher center for the arts. tickets start at $75 online at lesher arts center.org. next on abc seven mornings at 6 a.m. thanks an l.a. wildfire survivor in the bay area shows his appreciation

to firefighters who helped save his neighborhood. and celebrating the year of the snake. the proposal san francisco supervisors are discussing to let you park for free in but do they really? do they see that crick in your neck? that ache in your heart? will they see that funny little thing that wasn't there last year? a new bounce in your step? the way your retinal scan connects

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now abc seven mornings live. >> it's lawlessness, it's anarchy. it's out of control. >> now at six, a wave of violence in vallejo, the city on edge. just days after the mayor vowed to take action to address the issue. president trump tours the devastation in la. he and governor newsom seemingly putting their differences aside to help rebuild. plus, top selling jerseys. steph curry taking the number one spot in the nba for the third year in a row. good morning to you. it's saturday january 25th i'm zach fuentes. let's start with a look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. good morning. >> good morning zach. we're looking at our prolonged drying trend