it is - - - - - here is a live look outside -- bay bridge fr good sunday morning. it is 7:00 on the dot. here is a live look outside towards the bay bridge from emeryville. not as clear as we were seeing yesterday morning, but the sun is going to shine right through, nonetheless. thanks so much for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana has a look at our microclimate forecast. nice and mild for january. >> it is mild, and you know, we have a little bit more moisture in the air, which is why we're seeing some more fog this morning. we didn't get as much fog yesterday but this morning we're noticing it, along the peninsula and in san francisco. our temperatures not as cold as yesterday. 46 degrees in the south bay, peninsula 41. tri valley did dip down into the 30s, but now it's at about 40

degrees, same with the north bay. we did dip down a little bit into the 30s. now we're at 41. san francisco 51 degrees and the east bay is at 47 degrees. we're going to notice once again a little bit of filtered sunshine and this is why. we have satellite radar right now, we have an increase in those high clouds rolling through, but don't worry, we still have that high pressure dominating, and that's what's still going to keep our temperatures mild, actually a couple of degrees above normal for this time of year, another day in the 60s. it's going to be a great day to be outside once again and enjoy it, because we have some changes up ahead, we're dry now but we may not be all week long. i'll tell you about the timing for that, coming up in about 15 minutes. >> an ominous tease. i'll see new 15, vianey, thanks. happening today, her bid for the white house begins, oakland native and california state senator kamala harris is kicking off her presidential campaign. we have a live look at frank ogawa plaza, where the rally

will begin at 12:45. the public is welcome to come at noon. today she is expected to outline her vision for the country. organizers urge people to use the 19th street b.a.r.t. station because the 12th station will be closed. the government has been o reopened for more than one day, but uncertainty remains for federal employees. our own terry mcsweeney explains. >> reporter: government is technically open, but slow to revive from a record shutdown slumber. "closed" signs remain at federal agencies and many washington attractions. visitors could only peek through windows, but doors will reopen tuesday. for all 19 smithsonian museums and the national zoo, at a washington area food bank -- >> i'm happy you guys are back to work. >> reporter: carlo davis, a grant processor at housing and

urban development need a little more help waiting on back pay. >> i'm glad it's over but i still don't feel like safe, like three weeks is not a long time. >> reporter: on that, the president agreed tweeting "21 days goes very quickly. negotiations with democrat also start immediately." the new dealmakers will be seven senators and ten house members of both parties, chosen by capitol hill leadership to strike a long-term agreement on homeland security and border funding by february 15th. >> we ask the president to open up government so we'd have time to have a debate on the best way to protect our border. >> reporter: the president says if talks fail, can he use his authority to declare an emergency. >> obviously we're going to do the emergency, because that's what it is. it's a national emergency. >> reporter: tweeting "we will build the wall." terry mcsweeney, "nbc bay area news." >> here in the bay area, it's a similar story, the visitor

center at aquatic park in san francisco remains closed and so, too, the center at ft. point. visitors excited to enjoy the parks after the five-week shutdown were still disappointed. >> it was unfortunately closed so we couldn't complete our scavenger hunt. >> reporter: what do you think, government is back open, what do you think? >> yeah, i'm quite disappointed. i don't see the funds going to the right services and we're just trying to have a good time and see our national treasures. >> it is unclear when normal services will resume at all local parks. point reyes national seashore is tweeting that it will resume normal operations today. new details now on a story we first brought you at this time yesterday morning. there is an all-out search for a gunman who shot and killed a college student near a busy late night hangout. it happened just before 2:00 yesterday morning at south tenth and east william street, not far from the san jose state campus. this is an area where many people go after the bars close.

friends describe the 20-year-old victim as a happy guy who was an up-and-coming rapper. friend smoaky duran believes his friend may have been targeted over money. he tells us at least three other people were standing right next to his friend when he was shot. >> i basically heard four shots and i was like, what? i turned around and i just, i seen people running everywhere. >> kind of nerve-racking. you see a lot of students walk through this area and a lot of dark nights, you know, so it kind of puts us on edge. >> again, no arrests have been made. this is san jose's fourth homicide of the year compared with three at this time last year. a man armed with a knife caused chaos trying to rob a bay area gas station. police say last night, the man went to chevron near san jose city college, and tried to steal a woman's car at knifepoint but failed. he then went into the gas station mart at meridian and fruitdale avenues and tried to

rob it. everyone inside escaped. the man ended up barricaded himself inside the store. police responded and arrested him. people in san francisco are upset. they say it took police four hours to respond to a 911 call and now they're speaking out. "the examiner" says police got a call 12:30 in the afternoon last saturday from good orchard bakery on mission street. the owner, who is chinese, had been robbed and beaten, but police didn't show up for four hours. in a news conference on friday, san francisco city leaders said there were no officers readily available at that time and while a translator did assist with the 911 call, city leaders agreed the city's emergency response for non-english-speaking callers needs improvement. police chief bill scott said the department is trying to increase the number of language certified officers. thousands of anti-abortion activists gathered in san francisco yesterday for the annual walk for life march and rally. several catholic bishops and

other clergy joined yesterday's action, which drew counter protesters, as many do. people come from all across the country and from all walks of life to take part in the rally. >> and i feel really, really passionately about the right to choice, to regulation, and safety. i think ultimately it is the real goal here. abortion has always existed, it's always going to be here, whether or not it's legal. >> the event that marks the anniversary of the r versus wade ruling. a community fund-raiser for an oakland teen severely injured in a hit-and-run. at 11:00 this morning, people will gather behind fruitvale b.a.r.t. on a so-called ride-out for carlos prieto. earlier this month the 14-year-old was on his bicycle he just received for christmas when he was hit by a car and dragged four blocks. the driver then took off. his family says the teen is still in the hospital fighting for his life. today's gathering will include people riding out on their

bicycles, taking the same route prieto was supposed to take the day he was hit. the event will end with a fair, all the money earned from foods, crafts and raffles will go to prieto's hospital bills. it is 7:08. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, roger stone speaking out. what the former trump campaign adviser is saying, one day after his arrest. plus, it is no laughing matter. the suspected hoax that had police responding to a tech executive's home. golden gate bre

it's 7:10 on your sunday morning. if that is not a picture perfect look of the golden gate bridge, i don't know what is. some low clouds and fog this morning, compared with this time yesterday, but we will see mild temperatures once again, 60s akrolgs the b across the bay area for this last sunday of january. vianey arana will be along with your microclimate forecast in just a bit.

former trump campaign adviser roger stone is speaking out, saying special counsel robert mueller overreached by arresting him, and says the fbi director should be fired. stone made the comments yesterday outside his home in ft. lauderdale, florida. on friday, you may recall he was arrested and charged with lying to congress about his interactions with wikileaks. mueller says the rogue organization wikileaks accepted hacked democratic emails from the russians and released them to hurt hillary clinton's campaign. to be clear, stone is not charged with colluding with the russians to help donald trump win the presidency. stone says he is innocent of all charges. >> the allegation that two campaign officials instructed me or inquired of me about wikileaks is false. as i said yesterday, i will plead not guilty. i will fight the charges. >> stone is the sixth donald trump official or adviser to be

indicted or found guilty of crimes in the robert mueller investigation. back here in the bay area, drama in a san francisco neighborhood over a 911 call all believed to be a hoax. police were called to a home on fair oaks street near the mission district. the caller said a man had just shot his girlfriend inside. when officers arrived, a woman and her children were there, safe and sound. police believe it was a fake call. records indicate the address is linked to a high-ranking executive at instagram. this comes just weeks after a caller did something similar to a facebook executive at their home in palo alto. police say there has been a spike in so-called swatting incidents in the bay area over the last year and a half. at 7:12, we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, an east bay teen making history on the ice. we told you about it yesterday, but now we will go to her home ice rink and get reactions from the people who know her best. we're still tracking beau

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welcome back. 7:15 on the dot on your sunday morning. looks beautiful and clear, as we look over the s.a.p. center, where the nhl all-star game was last night, and it will continue to be an exciting day for san jose. it was a happy day yesterday as the game aired right here on nbc bay area, but before the game, people filled san jose's mcenery center for fan fair. families detected out in jersey, shared their love of the game with their kids and john gibson of the anaheim ducks were meeting and greeting fans. >> it's superer to see them intermingling with the fans. it's pretty cool. >> i like all the hockey stuff. >> so cute. there is one more day to celebrate with fellow hockey fans. the fan fair continues today and

we will go to the ice at the s.a.p. center later in this newscast. colin resh keeps up with the sharks all-stars. she is only 13 years old, but she is already taking the ice skating world by storm. yesterday morning we introduced you to alyssa lu from richmond who became the youngest ice skater to win the women's national championship. there's a lot of excitement at her home rink in the east bay. sergio quintana visited the oakland ice center where they couldn't be more proud. >> ladies and gentlemen, a big welcome, please, for alyssa lu. >> reporter: as she started her free skate program friday night, alyssa lu started a career changing routine. the vice president scott davis saw one of their hometown stars turn into a national sensation. >> the skating community knew about her but the world got introduced to her last night. >> reporter: as lu watched her scores, it started becoming

clear she won. >> her face. >> reporter: the moment of pure emotion as a 13-year-old learns she's the u.s. national figure skating champion and will go down in figure skating history. but her win is not a surprise for people who know her well. >> it's kind of weird for me because i see her here all the time and she did on tv last night just what she always does. she gets out there and just gives it her all every time. >> reporter: at the oakland ice center, there are already two banners hanging at one of the rinks where she trains. she won the intermediate championships in 2016 and junior ladies title last year. liu is a serious competitor but she's only 13 and still horses around after practice >> she goes out in the lobby, pulls out the slime and they chase each other around, goof around. sometimes they goof around on its ice. >> reporter: sergio quintana, "nbc bay area news." >> she should feel very proud. >> that's amazing! >> incredible. we're proud just to say she's from the bay area.

let's check in with vianey with a look at our sunday forecast. it's weird to think this is the last weekend of january and it's in the 60s. >> the weather is definitely not showcasing it self as winter weather. it's mild. >> we'll take it. >> it's pretty nice to go and enjoy and spend time outside without having to worry about whether it's too cold or not. it is a little chilly. 46 degrees in the south bay, peninsula 41. it's 40 degrees in the tri valley and we managed to dip down into a couple of 30s especially the north bay now at 41 degrees and we have more moisture in the air, which is why this morning we woke up to some patchy fog, especially right now in san francisco, 51 degrees. east bay 47, and here is a look at satellite radar. current conditions right now, you could see we've got some areas of high cloud cover, but we're not tracking any rain for today. we still have that high pressure dominating over the bay area. that's going to keep our temperatures mild but slightly above normal in some spots for this time of year. so even though it is the last weekend of january, our

temperatures are showcasing themselves as a peek into spring. let's look at long range outlook. we have our rain chances moving in on friday into next weekend. so go outside and enjoy it now, because it looks like we are monitoring a system that's going to move in from north to south, as early as friday, possibly even carrying over into your saturday and sunday plans. so we're still a little far out, so as far as rain totals and the timing of this, we have a ways to go before we can figure out exactly how much rain will fall from that, but so far, our temperatures today will top out into the upper 60s, low 70s, too, in gilroy, 70 degrees. san jose 68 and look at your east bay temperatures, 67 degrees for oakland, 66 for walnut creek and down through pleasanton in through livermore also in the upper 60s. it might be breezier along the peninsula. it will be one of those days again where we get filtered sunshine. it looks a little cloudy but still sunny. san mateo 6 degrees. in the city 66 for mission.

marina 65 and up through the north bay 70 degrees for santa rosa. talk about great weather for wine tasting, certainly going to be fantastic for that, if you're headed to sh ed ted to sonoma 6 napa 67, all fantastic weather for that. let's look at the next seven days. we have a couple changes that i was mentioning. we're going to keep the high pressure dominating the forecast at least through tuesday and wednesday we have a weak system that could bring the chance of seeing some light showers, but again, it's very weak right now, so it looks like it's going to be kind of moving on through fairly quickly and we'll get a break on thursday and then our best chance of seeing rain will move in on friday. that's going to linger into saturday, possibly even into sunday. so as of right now, one thing to bear in mind the temperatures we're enjoying right now will decrease back down into the 60s and look at this, in fact, we'll only be topping out into the upper 50s next weekend. this weekend we're in the upper 60s. by next weekend we'll notice a

drop of about ten-plus degrees in some spots. i will definitely be outside enjoying this weather and so will binks. >> your little dog has to get out before the rain comes back. vianey, thanks. it 177:21. many parents worry their child will not be accepted potentially, but coming up on our "bay area proud" series we introduce to you a school program one family says changed their son's life for the better. g

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aren )t quite like the welcome back. high school can be a tough place for all of us but especially for kids who aren't quite like the rest of their classmates. one local high school has a program teaching the students to accept differences and one family says it's made all the difference for their son. "today in the bay's" garvin thomas has the story in this morning's "bay area proud." >> at the center of tonight's story is a north gate high school junior named gus

exipolias and the lesson he and his classmates are teaching all of us is one of simple gestures yielding big results. acts of kindness are not something you add together. >> tell me the number. >> reporter: no. kindness definitely multiplies. a lesson 16-year-old gus exipolias might not think much about but is certainly living proof of. gus lives with down's syndrome and for much of his life kept to himself, kept his world small. >> i don't want to say the word was shy -- >> at least that's who mom holly and dad tom say. >> whenever he got into a crowd of people, we would always pull back. he would never engage. >> ready? >> reporter: things began to change in gus' junior year at north gate high school when the office staff welcomed him in to help them out delivering notices to teachers. >> thank you so much. >> we're going to go to the

science room. >> reporter: the job took gus all over the school and all sorts of classrooms, and gus' world grew. new friends, a new outlook, and enough confidence for he and his dad to ask if he could be part of the school's basketball team. coach ron and his team immediately welcomed gus as one of their own. >> without hesitation. i was like, of course. >> we embraced him, everyone on the team embraced him. >> reporter: gus has a spot behind the bench during games and in the huddle during time-outs, a scene that not long ago tom and holly couldn't have imagined. >> heartwarming. >> it's incredible. i mean, it literally makes me want to cry when i see it. >> reporter: the result, they say, a little gestures from others making a world of difference to their son. >> more than people realize. >> yes. >> you saw that sweatshirt gus was wearing as he congratulated

the other teams players. tom and holly tell us he is so proud of that sweatshirt and being part of a team, that he wears it to bed at night. garvin thomas, "nbc bay area news." >> great story. we have much more ahead on "today in the bay." coming up, youtube takes aim at the conspiracy videos that end up at the top of search results. what action the company is taking. up, up and away for the a's and their fans. the new look at the a's plans to add a gondola to the oakland skyline. good morning it is sund-

take a live look outside -- good morning. it is sunday, january 27th at 7:28 a.m. wow, a live look at walnut creek, clouds and fog certainly different than what we were seeing at this time yesterday morning, but what is in store for the day? thanks so much for joining us.

i'm kira klapper. vianey arana conveniently happens to be here with a look at our microclimate forecast. it was much more clear at this time yesterday morning. >> yes, and now we have a lot more moisture, and that's what makes that fog kind of come out and showcase itself, but it's kind of nice when you can enjoy it from your window. >> definitely. >> but it is still a little cold. in santa rosa 41 degrees. napa 42. oakland 47, and take a look at san jose 46, but don't worry, we're not going to stay in the 40s and the 50s all day. we'll be warming up into some upper 60s again for today, and it is a little bit breezy to windy in concord right now. our temperatures will climb into the upper 50s by about 11:00 a.m. and we'll be topping out in the upper 60s around 2:00 to 3:00, when we'll get peeks of sunshine. the temperatures will be similar to yesterday, but you're going to notice a little bit more cloud cover today, but don't worry, we're still going to be seeing some sun and it will still be very dry at least in terms of no rain. of course, a little bit more w

dewy there, which is a combination of the moisture. if you notice that, that's the reason why. we have some more rain that's starting to pop up on our models and this is going to come in time for the changes that we're expecting into next weekend, and i'll break down the timing on that for you coming up in about 15 minutes. >> basically it's one of those enjoy today while we have it. >> yes. >> because it won't last long. all right, we'll see you in 15, vianey, thanks. the road to the white house begins for one bay area native, california state senator kamala harris is kicking off her presidential campaign today in her hometown of oakland. a live look for you right now at frank ogawa plaza, getting all set up, where the rally begins at 12:45. the public is welcome to begin gathering at noon. today's campaign rally comes less than one week after kamala harris announced her bid for presidency. today she is expected to outline her vision for the country. organizers urge people who want to attend to use the 19th street b.a.r.t. station because the

12th street station will be closed. the government has been reopened for more than one day now, but not all services are back up and running. our own terry mcsweeney explains that uncertainty remains. >> reporter: government is technically open, but slow to revive from a record shutdown slumber. "closed" signs remain at federal agencies and many washington attractions. visitors could only peek through windows, but doors will reopen tuesday. for all 19 smithsonian museums and the national zoo, at a washington area food bank -- >> i'm happy you guys are back to work. >> reporter: federal workers like karla davis, a grant processor at housing and urban development need a little more help waiting on back pay. >> i'm glad it's over, but i still don't feel like safe, like three weeks is not a long time. >> reporter: on that, the president agreed, tweeting "21 days goes very quickly.

negotiations with democrats will start immediately." the new dealmakers will be seven senators and ten house members of both parties, chosen by capitol hill leadership to strike a long-term agreement on homeland security and border funding by february 15th. >> we ask the president to open up government so we'd have time to have a debate on the best way to protect our border. >> reporter: the president says if talks fail, he can use his authority to declare an emergency. >> obviously we're going to do the emergency, because that's what it is. it's a national emergency. >> reporter: tweeting "we will build the wall." terry mcsweeney, "nbc bay area news." >> here in the bay area, it's a similar story, the visitor center at aquatic park in san francisco remains closed and so, too, the center at ft. point. visitors excited to enjoy the parks after the five-week shutdown were still disappointed. >> it was unfortunately closed so we couldn't complete our scavenger hunt. >> reporter: what do you think, government is back open, what do you think? >> yeah, i'm quite disappointed.

i don't see the funds going to the right services and we're just trying to have a good time and see our national treasures. >> it is unclear when normal services will resume at all local parks. but some good news, point reyes national seashore is tweeting that it will resume normal operations today. new details now on a story we first brought you at this time yesterday morning. there is an all-out search for a gunman who shot and killed a young man near a busy late night hangout. it happened just before 2:00 yesterday morning at south tenth and east william street, not far from the san jose state campus. this is an area where many people go after the bars close. friends describe the 20-year-old victim as a happy guy who was an up-and-coming rapper. friend smokey duran believes his friend may have been targeted over money. he tells us at least three other people were standing right next to his friend when he was shot. >> i basically heard four shots and i was like, what?

i turned around and i just, i seen people running everywhere. >> kind of nerve-racking. you see a lot of students walk through this area and a lot of dark nights, you know, so it kind of puts us on edge. >> again, no arrests have been made. this is san jose's fourth homicide of the year compared with three at this time last year. a man armed with a knife caused chaos attempting two robberies at one bay area gas station. police say last night, the man went to chevron near san jose city college, and tried to steal a woman's car at knifepoint but failed. he then went into the gas station mart at meridian and fruitdale avenues and tried to rob it. everyone inside escaped. the man then barricaded himself inside the store. police responded and arrested him. many local cities are practicing evacuation drills all because of recent deadly wildfires that have consumed our neighboring communities. we have an aerial view of an

evacuation drill that happened yesterday morning in north orinda. you can see a convoy of vehicles trying to get out of town there. people in three neighborhoods were asked to participate in the trial run so that first responders could get a sense of the traffic and trouble spots in the case of a real emergency. now to youtube, that's responding to criticism that it should clean up one of its algorithms which apparently often ranks misleading videos higher than fact-based videos. the company is announcing it will start curbing borderline and conspiracy content in its recommendations section. the announcement came in a blog entry. youtube says it's committed to leading people away from content that could misinform user in harmful ways like videos promoting miracle cures, claiming the earth is flat, or making blatantly false claims about historic events like 9/11. there is consensus among election leaders that voter

fraud is very rare, which is why a new report out of texas is raising alarm bells. the texas secretary of state says 95,000 non-citizens are registered to vote in texas, and 58,000 non-citizens have cast ballots in elections. reporter yujin cho reports on what happens next. >> reporter: when you register to vote in texas, the first question you have toence a, are you a u.s. citizen. >> the voter registration system is an honor system. >> reporter: the secretary of state's office told us local voter registrars go by your word and start processing your application. when we spoke with travis and hisy officials -- >> we don't prove citizenship in our office. that's done at the state level. >> reporter: they said once they enter in your information, it's up to the state to check your citizenship. >> the record center is complete and accurate and confirmed and we'll put them on the voter rolls and they will send us

records where there are questions. >> reporter: in those cases where there are some questions, the travis county registrar said his office will contact that person and ask for proof, like your passport or birth certificate. while he can't reveal any specific details about the process, bruce alfan told us when his staff receives proof of citizenship documents, they're trained so they can tell if the documents are real or fake. that's the process local election officials will have to go through now. the thousands that state identified as being non-u.s. citizens will receive a letter that looks like this. they'll have 30 days to respond. >> that was yoojin cho reporting from our sister station in austin, texas. back here in the bay area, it would be a new way to get around in oakland, and a big help for tourism. now we have a pretty good idea of what it would actually look like. i'm talking about the gondola. look at an animated preview, the tram would run between the marriott city center near the

12th street station b.a.r.t. and jack london square near howard terminal where the oakland a's would like to build a ball park. a study released by the bay area council economic institute says the gondola would bring in 50,000 adviser tos per year which would translate into more than $400 million in sales tax. >> it will carry up to 6,000 passengers each way two-to-and from jack london square to downtown. it's a great way to get to our new ball park we're building at howard terminal and a great amenity for oakland. >> so it's still all up in the air but if it does happen, the gondola is still four years away. construction costs would be more than $100 million and the project still needs to be approved from cal trans and other agencies. the a's say they would love bringing folks to their new stadium would be done by gondola, if it happens at all. a's fans are gearing up for another exciting season. yesterday was a's fanfest presented by nbc sports

california. people packed in to oakland's jock lan done square. there is a lot of excitement leading up to this season, especially those plans for the new ball park at howard terminal. >> i think it's going to be beautiful. i love where it's at. i would prefer we stay at the old location. i love the old location. it's central for everything, but as long as it stays in oakland, that's the most important thing. >> fans also got to see 3-d designs for the new ball park which again if approved would open in 2023. it is 7:39. coming up this morning on "today in the bay," the warriors play a prime time showdown in boston. it was a good one, and we'll take you to the s.a.p. center, where we're shown how three sharks stars did in last night's nhl all-star game.

as we've been telling you, it is nhl all-star weekend in san jose, and "today in the bay's" colin resch has a front

row seat at last night's all-star game and brings us all the action on the ice at the s.a.p. center. >> you know, i think three on three on the sis a totally different atmosphere, but the crowd was awesome. it's good energy. yeah. >> terrible outcome. >> reporter: that's what i've come to appreciate about erik karlsson. he doesn't sugar society anything. he's a straight shooter. unfortunately their pacific division squad was shooting straight into the central division goalies the pacific didn't get on the board again until the score was 10-1. >> it's been a while since i scored so i was happy about that but it was fun. obviously didn't go as well as we planned but i always enjoy these things and to share it with these two guys is something that is always special. >> reporter: karlsson netted a

pair. pavelski denied the scoring column by the closest of margins in a 10-4 loss. the central lost to the metropolitan division 10-5. win or loss, not a big deal to these guys. it's the experience the last few days they'll cherish most. >> it's fun playing in the city you play for. every time we kind of, names get announced or we stepped on the ice, you could hear the little extra roars and so that was pretty cool to be a part of. >> reporter: in contrast, the loudest boos those were reserved for pacific division goalie john gibson, who gave up seven of the ten goals in the loss. gibson of course goalie for the sharks divisional rival anaheim. sharks fans unrelenting but it was all in good fun and that's exactly what this entire weekend was, a lot of fun. in san jose, colin resch, nbc bay area. now to the hardwood, two of the nba's hottest teams, the warriors in boston taking on the celtics. we go right to the fourth

quarter under three minutes to go, warriors up two. kyrie irving ties it with that dazzling drive and score but the warriors would have an answer. klay thompson drills the three from the wing to put the dubs ahead, but this one was far from over. a minute later, marcus smart hits a three of his own, game tied again. after a couple of kevin durant free-throws gave the warriors a two-point lead, draymond green missed that chance to ice the game but gets his own rebound. the warriors go on to win in boston 115-111, that is ten straight wins for the defending world champs. we have much more ahead on hd hd. coming up a long-time associate of president trump denying charges stemming from his 2016 presidential campaign. coming up, political analyst garry gerston joins us live in studio to discuss the arrest of roger stone. that is next.

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of president tr welcome back. on friday, the fbi arrested roger stone, long time associate of president trump. stone was charged with making false statements to congress, obstructing justice, and witness tampering, but the heart of at rest focused on alleged links between stone and wikileaks, which at the time disclosed clinton emails during the 2016 presidential campaign. stone has denied those charges. nbc bay area political analyst larry gerston joins us. what is the significance of this arrest, this stone arrest? >> pretty big, kira. pretty big. this is the latest chapter in the special counsel investigation by robert mueller, who has been tasked, let's remember, with determining any russian involvement with the trump campaign. now, we already know that the russians tried to help trump win through the use of social media, that they also hacked into the clinton campaign emails. all 17 u.s. intelligence agencies agree on these facts.

it's also widely believed that the russians gave the emails to wikileaks, which could have impacted 2016 presidential election outcome through its releases of clinton materials. but until now, we haven't seen whether the russians actually coordinated with the trump campaign, which takes us to roger stone. the indictment suggests that special counsel mueller considers stone an intermediary between wikileaks and the trump campaign. given that russia gave the emails to wikileaks, the question now is whether stone was a conduit between the russians and the trump campaign, and mueller seems to think so. >> what is wrong with stone having the wikileaks information in the first place? >> well, remember, remember that that information was stolen, stolen by the russians, who were trying to influence the campaign outcome. so the question is, were the russians working with someone in or close to the clinton campaign? >> so that's why stone's

involvement is so important here. >> yes. that's the essence. the essence of the mueller charges against stone, the indictment claims a senior trump campaign official was directed to contact stone about damaging information on the clinton campaign held by wikileaks. the document also asserts that stone had contacts with the trump campaign about that information. special counsel mueller seems to be suggesting a clear connection between the russians, wikileaks, stone and the trump campaign. if that's the case, we could be looking at conspiracy, election fraud, obstruction of justice, and a direct assault on our democracy by a foreign power assisted by someone in or near the trump campaign. >> so if true, that could be a powerful linkage, but playing devil's advocate here, couldn't it be argued that stone was simply engaging in opposition research? >> it's a fair question. it's a fair question. but opposition research is fair

game in politics, and a useful campaign tool, for that matter. it generally focuses on issues look a candidate's past membership in controversial organizations, or previous involvement with scandals or some sort of character, or shifting a position on a critical campaign policy issue. opposition research, kira, does not include collaborating with a foreign government, in this case russia, to influence the outcome of an election, especially when the foreign government is a long ti ed time adversary. >> where do we go next from here? >> it seems muler is close to completing his investigation. there are still some outstanding issue such as who directed trump, which senior campaign official did, to connect with stone and wikileaks?

the answer to that question will not only be a critical moment in the investigation. it will also show us the extent to which our democracy was threatened, and i think that answer is coming fairly soon. >> oh, wow. every time we talk, it seems like the end is so far away. >> but you can see how these dots are getting connected one at a time, one at a time, as they go up the food chain. >> very interesting, as always. thanks, larry, for that insight. still ahead on "today in the bay," getting in on the lip-sync challenge. how local emergency responders are channeling a bay area rapper. we've got a lot of fog. look at our walnut creek camera, 46 degrees. wow, it's foggy out there. don't worry. we will get some peeks of sunshine. i'll have a look at your daytime highs plus a look ahead at your monday forecast coming up in a bit. stay with us. this week on "press:here"

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it is 7:54. sunday morning. look at how walnut creek is waking up, very foggy out there. 46 degrees. this is our live camera. don't worry, it's not that foggy everywhere, but we will keep a lot of that fog especially for the peninsula and also san francisco. in the south bay right now 46 degrees. 41 degrees for the peninsula, tri valley a chilly 39 degrees and take a look at san francisco, we've got some patchy fog in through there. 47 degrees, and 41 degrees up through the north bay. it is a little chilly but

satellite radar, i want to show you what we've got going on. we have the ridge of high pressure sitting over the bay area bringing us this fantastic weather with no rain, but it is bringing us high clouds and that's going to roll on in throughout the day. we'll notice an increase in that, also a little bit of an increase in moisture so our dye points are a little higher which is why we are catching that early morning fog. we have the arctic blast on the east coast. closer to home we have the high pressure but looking ahead at rain chances. it looks like friday into next weekend is what we're going to see our best chance of seeing some widespread rain. on wednesday, we do have a bit of a disturbance that could bring the chance of seeing some light showers, but again, we're still a couple of days out so we'll monitor that very closely. your microclimate highs for today will once again be in those upper 60s. 68 degrees for san jose, 68 for morgan hill, even a couple of 70s down through gilroy. 67 for oakland down through hayward, 68 degrees and along the peninsula, 65 for san mateo,

67 in redwood city, if you're headed in to san francisco, expect a combination of sun and clouds, but it's not very windy, which is great. westerly winds only at 7 miles per hour. up through the north bay, we've got some 70s. it's very warm. it doesn't feel like january. certainly won't feel that way into the afternoon either. santa rosa 70 degrees. 69 in sonoma. novato 65. it is absolutely beautiful if you're going to be headed up to lake tahoe. this is a live look using our weather underground cameras. 19 degrees right now. look at how nag any of sent that looks and your temperature trend is pretty good as well. 47 degrees by 11:00 a.m., we'll be in the 50s between 1:00 and 2:00 and then it's going to be a lot of sunshine out there, get ready to enjoy a lot of that fresh powder that we've seen fall the last two storms we had in the bay area but your travel conditions will be very nice. over the next seven days, high pressure will continue to dominate through tuesday. temperatures will also remain above seasonable, at least into the 60s, and then notice the decrease in temperatures as we

head in towards next weekend, not just for san francisco but also for inland areas, as we're tracking a little bit more of an active weather pattern into next weekend, but hey, we're going to be topping out in the upper 60s today and at least we're going to go into monday with the same fantastic weather that we've been enjoying all weekend long. not bad at all. >> we have been spoiled. >> we have. >> thanks, vianey. finally this morning -- ♪ check out this music video from bay area first responders, alameda county emts filmed this lip-sync challenge video, they said they picked this song "tell me when to go" because it's by local rapper e40. the crews had a blast filming and the whole thing boosted mor morale. it's boosting the morale at the anchor desk. it's good it's covered by video right now. thanks for making us a part of

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