. >> lisa: he's quiet, right? >> he's smooth. at's what we need, somebody who is more mature. >> lisa: we hope you have another great season. >> thank you. >> lisa: tess? >> joe: thank you. phillip, had the injury last season, had surgery. but $550,000, that's a lot of money. he's playing his way towards that status. so he's the 145th ranked running back in terms of salary cap hit. 145, a pro

hi, i'm -- >> hello. >> reporter: well, almost. >> hi, i'm mark are going to talk about the mona lisa. >> heg oxygen right now. i'm not sure -- we've accelerated a little bit. >> when energy is low from someone. and ten minutes of the oxygen, and it's like, he is coming out of the dark. >> reporter: he wasn't lying. ♪ >> i feel like i should apologize because i'm drunk but this is how the show vince vincento has just stolen the mona lisa. >> reporter: the words will make it into the mouths of jack black. >> of lisa, in florence. >> you do have to kind of memorize the lines because your lips have to go -- lip syncing is not as easy as it looks. there's an art to it. there is a silent artistry involved. >> ready, and action. >> reporter: it's a different kind of acting skill. >> you are playing the scene based on a drunken narrater's perspective. i never play it drunk. i play it as straight as possible. as to if this is really how the history went down. >> we shoot so many hours to create five minutes of content. and it's really because half of the time it's just -- 90% of the time it's just w

i looked up to him, and i just want to say he will be greatly missed. >> lisa: the pain hung in the air outside the hospital. a place that became a gathering spot for the hopeful. friends and family had been there around the clock since thursday. >> i can't think.life without him right now. i don't know. seems like he's still here. i can't quite process that he is actually passed. >> lisa: he and lieutenant vincent perez were rushed to the hospital after they were found unresponsive in this burning houston -- house in diamond heights. perez died thursday. >> you're mourning the loss of one, and then to have another one very close from the same fire is challenging. >> lisa: today for the first time valerio's doctors gave details of the bat the 53-year-old faced, including the fact he was in cardiac arrest the moment he arrived at the hospital. >> between the injuries from the blast, the smoke, the fact he had really bad lung injury, which was precipitated by what happened on the scene, but we tried to do everything we can. >> lisa: in the end it wasn't enough. on this day the firefighter

can't quite process that he is actually passed. >> lisa: he and lieutenant vincent perez was rushed the hospital after they were found unresponsive inside this burning house in diamond heights. a blast knockedded them down. perez died on thursday. >> it's difficult. mourning the loss of one and then have another one very close from the same fire is challenging. >> lisa: today their the first time the doctors gave details about the uphill battle the 53-year-old faced, including the fact he was in cardiac arrest the moment he arrived at sf general. >> between all the injuries he had from the initial blast, the smoke inhalation, the fact he had really bad lung injury, which was precipitated by what happened on the scene, but we tried to do everything we can least -- >> lisa: in the end it wasn't enough. his two families, his work family, and his immediate family, realized valerio's 40-hour long fight to survive was over. we learn the fire department and the families have agreed to have a joint funeral for both tony vallero and vincent perez on friday at st. mary's cathedral. >> alan: san f

work all day, you got down time, and the down time is when you're hanging out on the streets. >> lisa: he is -- she is here with her son. she is worried about the crime in their neighborhood. they live a few locks from last -- blocks from last night's shooting. >> hear this, and they're just fighting each other, and might go to me moyer kids. >> lisa: as part of the outreach the city is offering, volunteers will be contacting the victims' and the suspects families to offer help such as services, finances and getting out of the gang life. >> alan: the stan is stanislaus sheriff's department is downafraiding an amber alert. it only includes the central valley and san jose. tonight divers suspended their search of a canal until monday in their search for the juliani. the sheriff said all leads point to that specific stretch ol' candle. >> we have witness statements and corroborating evidence at the scene. we just haven't been able to locate the car yet, and there's still more work to do. >> alan: divers have been using a sonar device to search for the gray toyota grin by the ex-boyfriend of

was beat up by the patient that beat up the custodian the other day. >> lisa: he is in the napa county jail, charged with assault. the attacks are less than two months after the murder of donna gros, describing technician. her accused killer is jeff massey. >> we have always been on a high alertness because of what happened to donna, and doing their best to remove themselves from any situation that could be potentially fatal or dangerous. his. >> lisa: flours are -- flowers are placed on the front lawn to remind management of the safety concerns they have. hospital management would not speak with us on camera, but released this statement, quote: napa state hospital immediately added additional measures for escorting patients about the ground. the incident will continue to be investigate by hospital police. employees who want to remain anonymous, tell me management's statement is misleading. starting today, the ratio to transport a patient is two to one, but that means taking staffers from other departments, leaving their units unmanned. >> how do you feel.your safety here? >> scared. i

lisa, he is scared, obviously, but thankfully not hurt.ery tru. >> very true. he is physically unharmed, but he is very shaken up. he is 78 years old, and he is a very soft spoken man, very nice and he agreed to talk to me about the robbery that happened in this neighborhood, in broad daylight. we agreed not to identify him. >> first one open my door and shove a gun in my face. >> it was the scarest --scariest scariest moment in this 78-year-old's life. from the surveillance video you can see him pulling up to his house. and then three men walk up the street and follow him into his garage. >> .ed the dpun at my face and says give me your watch. give me your wallet. >> they took off with the victim's rolex, cell phone and car keys. here are the suspects bolting across the man's front yard and down the street. police still haven't found them. >> these are violent criminals and we don't want this to happen a to anyone else. >> neither do those living in this community lined with multimillion-dollar homes. residents here aren't taking this lightly. especially since

lisa, he is scared, obviously, but thankfully not hurt. >> very true. he is physically unharmed, but he is very shaken up. he is 78 years old, and he is a very soft spoken man, very nice and he agreed to talk to me about the robbery that happened in this neighborhood, in broad daylight. we agreed not to identify him. >> first one open my door and shove a gun in my face. >> it was the scarest -- scariest moment in this 78-year-old's life. from the surveillance video you can see him pulling up to his house. and then three men walk up the street and follow him into his garage. >> .ed the dpun at my face and says give me your watch. give me your wallet. >> they took off with the victim's rolex, cell phone and car keys. here are the suspects bolting across the man's front yard and down the street. police still haven't found them. >> these are violent criminals and we don't want this to happen a to anyone else. >> neither do those living in this community lined with multimillion-dollar homes. residents here aren't taking this lightly. especially since robbery

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and he had a camper on a pickup truck that he was living in with lisa. le, so she was like always running around the campground, playing with other kids, you know, bike riding. >> he ends up befriending a couple, katherine and richard decker. the decker's are there temporarily for a few months. they begin to talk to gordon jensen a little bit more, get to know him a bit more, and he starts to sort of confide in them. he says that he's having a really hard time raising lisa on his own. >> the deckers sensed something was wrong. they heard lisa crying at night. her clothes weren't in the best shape. >> she looks a little thin. she looks a little dirty. >> he tells various stories about what happened to her mother. i think maybe she died of cancer, he said. >> another story was they were in a restaurant, it was robbed, she panicked, ran out in the street and got run over in the traffic. >> he actually broke down and cried, and he was incredibly convincing about his grief and about him wanting lisa to have a better life. >> and mrs. decker told him, you're so

help downtrodden women. >> through this phony philanthropic effort, robinson was introduced to lisa stasi. >> hed taken the baby. robinson was frantic to find her. >> she was at my house. >> and what was she saying? >> she was just telling me about this person, and i felt uneasy about it. >> there's this blinding snowstorm. the city is paralyzed. robinson shows up at kathy klinginsmith's house. >> we've got to leave right now. we've got to get out of here. >> i was very scared. >> he loads lisa and tiffany up in his car, leaving behind lisa's car, her clothing, baby food, diapers. >> she went back to the rodeway inn, and that's when my mom got the phone call. >> she said, they want me to sign these papers, four of them. and i said don't sign nothing. and she was just crying, and then she finally settled down and she says, here they come now. and that was the last time i heard from her. >> and then what happens? >> and then she disappears. >> she disappeared. forever. >> then they get a letter from her. members of the family all of a sudden receive typewritten letters supposedly from lisa. >> her

events regardless of whether that impact is positive or negative. >> a bold new plan about the mona lisa. he discovered a portrait of another woman lurking beneath the woman. he made this discovery by shining intense light. some artists say the newly uncovered portrait was not a completely different woman, simply an evolution of the final mona lisa. >> that puts today's gma hot list from our friends at good morning america. >> here's your 60 second hot list from gma today. >> probably the least of anybody you've ever met. there are people who have tremendously bad intentions. we have to be tough. we have to be smart and we have to be individual lent. >>> i'm the worst thing that's ever happened to isis. >> one of donald trump's hometown newspapers, the new york daily news. it shows trump with a large sword. his victim? the statue of liberty. >> the question on the table right now because it increasing chances for the nomination. >> i think trump has a better read than what they want to hear than any other candidate running in the field. >> absolutely. i hate the morning to go downstairs. i'v

lisa: he should be our person of the week. kumasi: i will nominate julian. a: i wanted to see if he was going to hang tough all week, and he has. julian: ok, the nomination is in. you need to join us at 7:00. lisa: around his house yesterday, hotter and hotter and hotter, but we are all doing our part. it helped. today, temperatures will come down a little bit. yesterday, we had some all-time records. beat the old records by 10 degrees easy. we are talking about redwood city and san jose at 109. that was an all-time record. today, upper 90's. 115 in napa. 116 in santa rosa. we had a 24 degrees drop because of the sea breeze. 63 in sapalo a low 70's and san jose. yes, it is certainly a warmer start out there. san francisco, upper 70's today. 98 yesterday. two degrees shy of a record. upper 80's to low 90's in pacifica. 60's and 70's to start. five to nine degrees cooler, but it is still mild out there so not as warm as we were at this time yesterday. today, the temperatures are 10 degrees cooler inland, but still the excessive heat warning for most of us with

this time he's facing us, lisa. he's ready for his closeup there. that we had that exploratorium cam. he shows up always about this time of the morning for months he's been there. i don't know what it is. what do you think? >> he has a nice profile. looks good, you know. he's got something to say. just hanging out on this calm morning. it's pretty comfortable out there with temperatures in the 60s. so really no reason to go anywhere else. in fact, we are looking at the low clouds and to go this morning, anywhere from about 1800 feet deep to 2400 feet deep. and that's allowed for a gray start for much of the bay with 39-minute delays at sfo. so it's been one of those mornings. it will be one of those mornings again where when the fog pulls back, it will get a little breezy. there he is finish. hello, there. the temperatures haven't moved much. 62 in san jose. this is about two to four degrees warmer than yesterday, but really the warmup will come tomorrow as we go back to work. sutro a little gray, a little hazy out there, but you, too, will get some

debartelo revealed his bust with his daughter, lisa. hed coach, the late bill walsh. >> i wish bill walsh could be here today. i miss him every single day. at the very end, i was with him at stanford hospital. it meant so much to have those last few hours together laughing and sharing old memories. he told me that even though he couldn't be there to see it, that he believed i would make it to this hall one day. about a week after i was selected as part of the class of 2016, i received a package in the mail from bill's son, greg. it was a small 49ers helmet with bill's autograph and a note bill read that said, i knew it was just a matter of time. congratulations on your election. love, bill. >> a touching moment from tonight's ceremony. this sports report has been brought to you by river rock casino. later in the show, a's highlights and andre ward was back in the ring tonight. chris? >> looking forward to that. >>> coming up, north korea as you've never seen it before. abc news gets exclusive access and a top government official gives his

lisa: he is getting injured. he will look younger. jobina: what?isd is the parent company of abc7news -- disney is the parent company of abc7news. jobina: on that note, what is happening with the weather? i am not trying to get in trouble today. lisa: high clouds have pushed to the east but there is enough out there that has allowed for temperatures to be not quite as cold. we have upper-level winds to aid in our rapid warming. 42 in oakland. 37 in san ramon. 43 in san jose, and fog allowing for quarter-mile visibility. over two miles in half moon bay. upper elevations will see humidity drop off quickly as we get into the gusty wind. looking at sunny and warmer weather through thanksgiving, five to 10 degrees above average rain and snow returning sunday and monday. here's a look at the next 10 days. there'll be a couple of opportunities for a quarter to a third of an inch, half inch upper elevations. we will see the rain throughout the state and then we are also talking about snow. the trajectory of the system moving into the cr looks favorable for

. >> the warriors part owner and the backlash over what he did at >>> i'm lisa amin gulezian. the shove that has been the talk of the town tonight as a warriors minority owner pushes kile lowry. >> untolerable. he shouldn't be a part of our league. >>> the first fire weather watch of the season is upon us. i'm kate larsen in vallejo. what firefighters here are doing to keep all of us safe, and how you can help. >>> i'm amanda del castillo. this young man was coding. now at 10, he is taking the tech world by storm. abc7 news starts right now. >> now news to build a better bay area. from abc7 news. >> he had no reason to touch me. he had no reason to reach over two seats and say some vulgar language to me. >> tonight growing fallout following this courtside clash. >> warriors minority owner mark stevens pushing raptors guard kile lowry during last night's game. lisa amin gulezian is live with the story. lisa? >> dan, he issued this state late today saying he is sorry and there is no excuse for his actions. as raptors guard kile lowry dives for a loose ball, you can see the man se

lisa: he is saying get rid of those dodgers, we can all do with that. good morning, everybody. big trish -- ridge of high pressure with a dome from oregon to seattle, 80's there. we see temperatures below average with the coast leading the pack, drizzle and clouds. everyone with numbers coming down this sunday. 57 in san francisco. half moon bay in the upper 50's. with the low cloud deck, so dense and expensive, it will take some time to clear. if it was dense, we would have low visibility. it has spread further inland and we are cloudy from concord to livermore. santa rosa in the mid-50's. 56 in santa coast will linger. wa the middle t ere is a look at the fog. it retreats but still gray at the shoreline. the deck expanding into sunday morning and then we will see the fog. mid to upper 70's inland, 70's on your sunday. the temperature pattern reversing, warmer for monday, tuesday, and wednesday. low 70's, that's a cool afternoon for the south bay, 73 in san jose. on the peninsula, upper 60's to low 70's in menlo park. redwood city. the clouds pretty expansive into downtown, br

he's growing up so fast, lisa. >> he looks so cute. he may need the socks this morning. mid-40s for concord, livermore. still in the 50s for the afternoon. will the rain hold off for the bulk of your weekend? it's going to be a close one but we will talk about it and show you the extended outlook, which includes more rain coming up. >> lisa, thank you. also ahead, the warriors continue to roll on the road with the splash brothers leading the team to the 15th win in a row. mike by switching to progressive. that was me, mom. [ laugh ] i thought you said, "that was me, mom." [ laughter ] ring ring!... progresso! it's ok that your soup tastes like my homemade. it's our slow simmered vegetables and tender white meat chicken. apology accepted. i'm watching you soup people. make it progresso or make it yourself some people think vegetables are boring. but with green giant's delicious seasonings and blends, we just may change their minds. ho ho ho green giant! hey guys...guys! pillsbury cinnamon rolls, with cinnabon cinnamon, are an irresistable sunday morning idea. nothing call

lisa, he got very lucky. >> oh, man, yeah. did he ever.tlook looking nice and soggy. santa cruz, some scattered showers. also in gilroy looking at scattered showers. the rain has ended in san jose for now but there will be more and on off showers and a few scattered light showers through santa cruz, watsonville and castroville. the seven-day forecast, a break on monday, the heaviest will be tuesday ending on wednesday. >> thanks again for joining us on the abc 7 saturday morning news. abc 7 news continues at 4:00 p.m. because of college football. next at 9:00 a.m. michigan battles sixth ranked ohio state in columbus. that's followed by number seven baylor against texas tech at 12:30. abc 7 news continues at 4:00 p.m. followed by the civil war game. second ranked oregon facing rival oregon state in corvallis immediately followed by cache creak after the game with larry beil and the news continues television announcer: mattress discounters' mattress discounters' $197 mattress sale is ending sunday, thanksgiving weekend. bulldog: mattress dis

that's when i told my husband lisa. heilled her right outside my door and her new boyfriend. >> residents had seen martinez before and knew the victim had a restraining order against him. some even heard him threaten her. >> he told her he would come and kill her if he wouldn't leave with her and that's what he did. >> yet it still came as a shock when it actually happened. >> i've seen him before. yeah, i seen him before. but i didn't know he was gonna do that. good grace! >> police believe martinez is now on the run and say he could be driving a white dodge van with a blue stripe down the side with license plate 8803092 or he might be in a white 1994 ford s-250 pickup truck with oregon plates. license plate 100bwe. >> haven't found him yet. we're actively looking for him. >> the s.w.a.t. team searched his fairfield home and acted as if martinez was inside. they went inside with their weapons drawn but the house was empty. >> we didn't think he was here but there was no way to confirm that he wasn't without actually going

. >> thanks, lisa. he has done it countless times on the court. trick shot he came up with we're here for you and we're open. wow. i'm an original. one of a kind. you feel me? love ya'. oop! you look cute! better than you? pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. my new bite-sized, crispy popcorn chicken is so irresistible you'll want them whenever, so don't resist! pop 'em while you game, hang, or do your thing. pop my 100% all-white-meat classic or spicy popcorn chicken combo for just $5.99. >>> let's talk sports. nfl is about to take the first steps toward reopening. larry biehl has details in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everybody. nfl facilities will open up on tuesday where permitted by local and state governments and mark down august 21st, the 49ers are scheduled to play the raiders at levi stadium in that preseason game. whether that game is really played is anybody's guess right now. where former cal great aaron rodgers will finish his career. nfl packer star spoke for the first time abo

so, yeah, definitely getting cold out there, lisa. >> he said it's crisp and brisk. >> and we haven'teached the coldestarily of the season. that's yet to come. this morning as we look outside, and this is from emeryville. temperatures in the low in the mid-40s, depending on where you are in oakland or emeryville. slightly warmer than yesterday. we have a couple of days of seasonal weather and then the big arctic outbreak. i'll explain when we return. >> all right. up next the speculation grows over the future of 49ers coach jim harbaugh. his possible plans and what fans are saying ahead of this afternoon's season finale. >> a local man buys a new front door and it had a hole in female announcer: get beautyrest, posturepedic even tempur-pedic mattress sets at low clearance prices. save even more on floor samples, demonstrators, and closeout inventory. the year end clearance sale is on now at sleep train. ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ sweetie, i'd love a hazelnut. mom? dad? big uncle wayne? hot chocolate. green tea. uh, decaf, cuz. wow. i'm dying for an herbal tea. the all n

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drew tuma is in for lisa. he'scuweather forecast coming up. >>> a dramatic video shows a sacramento police suv hitting a 16-year-old boy on a sidewalk during a chase. it all started when officers stopped the teenager for not having a forward facing light on his bike. the boy took off. officers gave chase. the whole thing was documented through footage from the car and the body camera. you can see the teenager appeared to try to jump out of the way at the last second, but he still got hit. sack are a pen tra he still got hit. sack are a pen trmento police at an unintended collision. the suspect is later seen being handcuffed. this incident all over a bike light. it happened last month. it sparked community outrage. >>> the rio vista bridge is closed. caltrans workers had to do emergency work on the drawbridge when a gearbox that raises and lowers the bridge broke. crews used wrenches and pulleys to manually raise the span and replaced that broken gear. contractors are blaming the bridge's old age for the broken gear

lisa, he's one of the nicest guys in the business. our congratulations this morning to mr.tian. >> a funny guy. we are going to a break because we are having a ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit hungry ♪ ♪ and there's nothing good for me around ♪ ♪ turn around ♪ every now and then i get a little bit tired ♪ ♪ of craving something that i can't have ♪ ♪ turn around, barbara ♪ forever i've been praying for a snack in my life ♪ ♪ and now i have a brownie ending all of my strife ♪ ♪ i finally found the right snack ♪ ♪ >> sorry for the technical problems. nothing technical going on with the whether other than all the fog you are seeing out here, lisa? >> yeah. certainly being pressed to the surface. as a result we are looking at visibility as nothing around the bay and parts of the north bay. it extends down to the monterey bay and northward as well. here's a look at live doppler 7hd. sunshine in santa rosa, sunny at concord and even the airport doing okay now. you see the city just kind of floating therewithal the gray. but the offshoreÑi gradients are stronge

lisa: he could use it. [laughter] cute. ? lisa: the rain will be midafternoon into the evening hours. spotty when showers today, -- spotty showers today, then the heavier rain lasting through monday, another system tuesday. so dig those umbrellas out. liz: thanks for joining us here on abc seven mornings. abc 7 continues at 8:00. have a great day. >>> good morning, america. deadly tornadoes tearing through the middle of the country. at least one person killed. the path of destruction as homes and businesses are torn apart. plus, the dangerous denver pileup. the moment of impact when roads turned to ice. >>> final push. just three days before the midterms, political heavyweights on the campaign trail. races tightening in key states. the statistical toss-ups in battlegrounds across the country. the top issues for voters heading to the polls, plus, election security and how your vote will be counted. >>> ready to run? sources telling abc news that former president trump is

lisa. >>> he's a san jose teen whose time lapse portrait of vice president-elect kamala harris caught nationalention. tyler gordon is becoming known for these types of paintings. he's also since done president-elect joe biden and before that a-rod and j-lo. this past week his viral portrait of the vice president-elect debuted at an art gallery in l.a. abc 7 news reporter julian glover spoke with tyler as he took it all in. >> reporter: how's it feel to see your work in the gallery? >> i was just really shocked still to be able to walk in and see my art featured with all these different other types of artists. >> reporter: 14-year-old tyler gordon of san jose better get used to the spotlight. he's sharing it with some of the most renowned artist of the past and present at the beverly center in los angeles. he picked up the paint brush three short years ago. >> when i started painting, i was painting for the fun of it. people seem to enjoy it, i just love art more. >> reporter: vice president-elect kamala harris loves his art. she gave him a call to personally thank him after a pic of her portra

lisa amin gulezian is live at sf general where he is clinging to life. lisa, how is he doing? >> reporter: he is still? critical condition tonight. -- he is still in critical condition. a neurologist should have come by tonight, but unfortunately he didn't. he still says until that evaluation is done he and everyone else will continue to hold out hope. the outpouring of support is everywhere. it is a steady flow of sadness and kindness, and it is all for tony valereo. he was injured in yesterday's house fire in diamond heights. >> we will try to do the best we can to save his life. >> they are keeping him medically paralyzed. if he moves it will injure his breathing. they put him in a bed that was turned facing the floor to help relief the pressure on his chest and lungs. >> reporter: he is in a coma. the 53-year-old inhaled the hot, poisonous smoke that damaged his lungs. he also has burns across 12% of his body, mostly on his arms, legs and face. >> we still have no idea whether it will go one way or another. >> reporter: he has been unconscious since firefighters found him

lisa? >> dan, he issued this state late today saying he is sorry and there is no excuse for his actions. as raptors guard kile lowry dives for a loose ball, you can see the man seated and now identified as mark stevens shove him. he also yells expletives at the ballplayer. now the nba is stepping in with its punishment, a one-year ban from the nba and the remainder of the finals. plus, a $500,000 fine. i spoke with the nba commissioner, adam silver. >> i did not think a lifetime ban was appropriate here i thought a one-year ban was in keeping with what we saw happen on the floor together. >> kile lowry spoke at a media availability. >> a guy like that showing his true class. he shouldn't be a part of our league. there is just no place for that. >> that guy is billionaire and venture capitalist at s-cubed. he released this statement. i made a mistake and i'm truly sorry. i need to be better and look forward to making it right. i fully accept the punishment administered by the nba and the warriors. the shove was also the talk today among players, fans, and even the warriors head coach. >>

night, but, the warmest day of the weekend, going to be not tomorrow, saturday. >> all right thanks, lisa. heord, but governor newsom is making it clear we have moved into a new covid era so what does that mean exactly? abc 7 news reporter ryan is live to explain us to. hi, ryan. >> yeah, good morning. this new plan that governor laid out is hoping to have californians have a better feel for living with the virus going forward. this new plan similar to things that have already been in place but says the state is in a good spot when it comes to dealing with coronavirus and the hope is the new plan the cases wilton drop and californians with will have a much about of much better feel for going forward. now in the new step he laid out the seven steps that will be going forward and similar and those include vaccinations. masks, awareness, readiness, testing, education, and medications for treatment. if that fun millier, it is. the state has implemented many protocols involving those steps the host this years but governor newsom says this is about a shift in the mentality and wants everyone to mov

include a newly released anti-trump text message exchange between the fbi's peter strzok and lisa page. >> he should have been fired a long time ago. and others should have been fired. >> but while it identified the texts and other errors of judgment by james comey -- >> this report didn't find any evidence of political bias or improper considerations impacting the investigation under review. >> the president addressed paul manafort, a judge revoked his bail friday, sending him to jail while he awaits trial. he faces charges for tax and other financial crimes as well as obstruction of justice. >> i feel badly about it. they went back 12 years. paul manafort worked for me for a short period of time. >> as the pressure grows on manafort, president trump also addressed speculation that his former attorney, michael cohen, would turn on him. he responded, no. the president says he did nothing wrong. abc news, washington. >>> president trump responded to paul manafort in the last 20 minutes about his time in jail. quote, what a tough sentence for paul manafort who has represented top political peop

here's meteorologist lisa argen. he, lisa. >> hi, matt, good morning to you. we are waking up to uppers in petaluma. live doppler hd, clear conditions. from our roof camera, very quiet. little in the way of movement. in fact, the sea breeze is going to be late in coming today. temperatures will warm up quickly. it's in the low 60s san carlos, 59 morgan hill and 56 in the city. and from our sutro camera look for another very sunny day today but instead of those mid-90s in san francisco, look for 80s today. so it will be a slow cooling trend from the coast to the city. very little change elsewhere with very warm day. a heat advisory for the san francisco bay shore. the east bay shore and santa clara. we will talk about the cool down coming up. matt. >> thank you, lease you a. developing news from san jose this morning where a two-story townhouse is considered a total loss after a big fire raced through it last night. it started just after 10:00. a car parked inside the ground floor garage caught fire. flames quickly spread through the house. three people inside

now three days later, he is released. lisa amin gulezian is live to explain why he has thought been charged yet. lisa? >> dan, you know, the driver was released at 4:30. he was not charged with anything. and i did get a chance to at least try to ask him some questions before he got home. >> do you want to talk to us at all? do you have anything you want to say? >> this exclusive video was taken just as the accused driver arrived in his concord neighborhood minutes after being released from the juvenile detention center in martinez. police arrested him on saturday. the 17-year-old is accused of crashing into and killing solomon nuri and his eight-year-old daughter as they road their bikes home. the d.a. had 48 hours to either formally charge the teen orie lease him while the -- or released him while the investigation continues. >> based on the volume of evidence we still need to go through, they wanted to wait until we have the case completed until they made a decision. >> abc7 is not naming the teenager. it is likely he will b

. >> that is how he starts every song his mike is in the hand, the chest is out and the sun is hitting. >> bennett will have a mona lisaa looks strange on teeth. the unveiling is today at the fair moment where he first performed "i last my heart in san francisco." >> a fascinating behind the scenes look how the statue comes together. >> very exciting for the community. >> now to alexis and the commuter alert although it is only 4:47 in the morning. >> hello! it's me! how are you doing? we are doing well as far as visibility the we have a ten on the board, picture perfect and the only place with fog is petaluma and visibility is down to eight miles, but, still, fine. how bad? currently 57 in san francisco, and oakland is at 59, currently at 61 in san jose, a comfortable 63 in antioch and failed is 60. i will show you the hour by hour situation, fog in santa rosa, san rafael, oakland and hayward and san francisco. clear skies on the peninsula to the south bay in the mid-morning. the fog will pull back to the coast and by the afternoon we are looking good with sunshine away from the coast. our streams today, shrinking the

he's credited with the parachute, helicopter, the tank, the mona lisa. >> he was never formally schooledt him and his life. >> we are. actually, that's all i got. >> okay. >> so 500 years ago. it seems like yesterday we were at his homegoing. that's what we say down south, the homegoing. >> stop it. >> it was 500 years ago. you can't say #toosoon for that, right? we appreciate what he contributed to society, and again that renaissance man has given us -- >> like just yesterday, my goodness. >> all right. guacamole cheese, how about it? >> why not guacamole queso? >> avocado puree is added to cheese. now you can get it in a block. how about that for parties. people would like that, right? >> block guac. i want mine all smooshed and guac style. >> on bread. >> no toast? that's what you millennials do. all right, how about this for "the mix." this is how much of a discount it takes to avoid shopping guilt. what are you guilty about when you go shopping? i see you always shopping -- >> nothing, nothing. >> on your computer. >> not a thing. >> i'm typically getting updates, reading scripts on

lisa: he is so cute. good morning. we are starting out on the cool side, mainly in the 50's.g across the bay, even mist and drizzle. slow clearing today. we will talk about a cooler weekend ahead before we heat it up again. liz: also next, the 49ers over the regular season in just two weeks and trey lance remains a mystery. is he ready or easy in over his head? head? la i'm bringing back two of my fan favorites, french toast sticks and my former employee mark hamill. jack? let's do this! okay? french toast sticks and me, mark hamill, back for a limited time. people who get 3 of my french toast sticks always wish they got 6. but nobody ever orders 6 and wishes they only got 3. it's called math people. french toast sticks starting at $2.00 are back at jack in the box. liz: local fire departments are turning to technology when it comes to evaluating neighborhoods. a tech is helping fire agencies craft a blueprint to save lives. they are helping to foot the bill. cornell barnard takes a look. cornell: most of the bay area lives with the threat of wildfires every day. california's

lisa. he'say from making his big screen debut as the new capn america. >> and like most captains, anthony mackie had to earn his stripes while the trip back into the marvel universe included a stop in the nevada sam wilson in several marvel movies, and in the falcon and the winter soldier tv series. tomorrow, shield in hand, he takes his flight for his first solo movie, captain america brave new world. entertainment reporter alicia vitarelli sat down with the star at nellis air force base in nevada to talk about what he calls the coolest and most humbling moment in his 25 year career. >> it's exciting. it's realy it's really exciting. >> wait for it. >> anthony mackie is back as sam wilson in his first solo feature film as captain america. >> humanity and compassion. and those were the two things with sam. i really wanted to exhibit and show. >> it was at the end of 2019 avengers end game that former captain america steve rogers passed cap's shield to wilson. >> what did you feel? >> and i think

lisa? >> reporter: he is here and so is the suspect. the suspect is in critical condition at this hour. police continues to gather evidence after a chp officer part of a stolen vehicle task force is hurt. >> there were some abrasions as well as minor head injury. >> reporter: we were at san francisco general when the injured officer arrived. he was allegedly hit by the suspect's gold honda accord which also smashed into the home. then witnesses say this happened. >> she heard one of the officerses on the m gee a phone saying for the suspects to get out of their vehicle. and that's when she heard a shooting happen. >> reporter: police fired at least eight shots at the stolen car which the task force spot immediate san mateo county. >> the suspect and the person driving the suspect vehicle drive this direction so they would have followed him here. >> reporter: one man who dent want to be identified says the suspect is from the neighborhood and not violent or combative. >> he didn't have no gun. they started to shoot the car up. >> reporter: the suspect whose name was not released is in cr

and because of the virus, her and so on lisa's birthday, jim was determined to sing to her. just as he-to-face, for 37 years. so jim went to that hospital with a lift. >> well, we're at the hospital. she's up there somewhere. >> reporter: backing up the lift, right toward lisa's room. raising it up. >> they won't let me in. i'm coming up. >> reporter: looking for lisa. >> this is the building she's in. >> reporter: and then, jim calls lisa's nurse, asking her to bring lisa to the window. >> happy birthday! i love you. oh, i love you, babe. >> love you, lisa. >> i love you, honey. >> reporter: and then he sings, just as he has done for 37 years. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ happy birthday dear lisa ♪ happen y birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: lisa, blowing her husband a kiss and jim thankful he was able to do it. he was also thankful she wasn't on a higher floor. >> i'm glad you we're on the fifth floor because i didn't want to go that high. i would have. >> reporter: and tonight here, we're happy to report lisa is back home and recovering. >> david, it didn't surprise me that my husband woul

lisa. making it clear, he wants the mona lisa to stay right there at the louvre in paris. i'm david muir. in oakland's jack london square. closing. it means losing more than a place for visitors to sleep. >> a last minute funding freeze said to terrify thousands of nonprofits. i'm zach fuentes coming up, reaction from those organizations and a look at the memo that called for that freeze. >> i'm meteorologist sandhya patel. fog and a chill will start off your morning. i'll show you when wet weather is back in the forecast coming up. >> always live. abc seven news starts right now. >> and new at six. a bad crash in oakland that sent people to the hospital involving multiple vehicles and an ac transit bus. i mean, look at this damage. ac transit says a number 73 bus was turning from hegenberger road onto san leandro street near the coliseum bart station when thehe crash happened. it was around 330. a speeding white acura suv hit a gray honda, which caused a chain reaction involving other cars and the bus. several people were taken away by ambulances, including one patient in handcuffs. one

he? >> him him a home. eric and katie? >> lisa, thank you. he does not seem like he would be any trouble. >> the kind of dog you want to take on the road. >> speaking of roads, leyla gulen has big weekend plans. >> i do. san francisco is a fantastic dog walking city, isn't it? napa is on my plan for the [cheers and applause] >> hello, everybody, and welcome to millionaire. today's first contestant is a cat lady who loves murder, she wrote who just happens to be trapped in a 24-year-old man's body. from new orleans, please welcome justin templet. nice to see you, justin. now, i don't want the audience to think that i was insulting you, because you call yourself a cat lady. >> i do. it's just this kind of thing. it started out with, you know-- oh, there i am... >> aw. >> with great intentions. my friend's cat had two litters back-to-back 'cause she was, i guess, somewhat promiscuous, and, you know-- >> your friend or the cat? the cat. >> the cat. no, my friend's a good girl. >> okay. >> on air, i'll say that. she's a good girl. and it kind of sn

he loves so much. being a rock star. lisa yeah, he does it well. >> what a fun night. good morning everybody. we have got a pretty quiet forecast. not only today but for the next several days with sunny days and cool mornings. but if you're going to be at the coast, be advised it's been windy. it'll stay windy. the storm track staying to the north for the most part until looks like the weekend next weekend. obviously, as we're enjoying today here in santa cruz, 56 degrees at about 70. later on this afternoon with those breezy northwest winds up to 20 miles an hour here. 54 downtown is 56. in oakland, 58 in san jose, low 50s, half moon bay. the winds already kicking up along the coast. you can see a bit of a breeze there from the flag flagpole, but blue sky 60 santa rosa it is 62 by the delta livermore at 57 and from our east bay hills. camera top vollmer peak. clear skies, sunny, windy at the coast tomorrow. slightly milder away from the shoreline and we'll get a high pressure building in and a bit of a wind shift. so as we get towards the end of the week, that's when we get warmer. look at t

macron today announced a massive renovation and a new entrance and home in the museum for the mona lisa. what hen hulu. we'll see you right back here. same time tomorrow. thanks for staying up with us. good night. america. >> there's a new trend on the red carpet. celebrities opening up about dissolving facial fillers and swearing them off for good. >> i'm so against any kind of body filler. i had to reverse all of that damage. it's like everybody's chasing this one. look. i would just say, don't rush into anything unless you're 100% sure. >> facelift after fillers now. >> streaming on hulu. >> nightline. >> the stories. >> that shape. >> your. >> world. >> shape your life. dramatic. stunning.

he. here is lisa ling. >> nine and ten. >> reporter: wow, you are jacked. >> thank you, getting there. >> you are not what i expected. so much more muscular. 32-year-old tan fla ya has been on testosterone. he is tried to look for a man. and he is coupled with it a workout regime that she began to trons form herself. i isn't see a hint of the woman she used to be. and tanya is female. he has the parts that hormones won't change. he wears a sports bra. why do you think you have to have the surgery? as you look now there is no way of telling you are a man. >> it's for me. when i look at the mirror, i don't look at myself completely. i don't look at this part. i hate it. >> reporter: he works in the family restaurant with his mother, kim. >> he is a boy trapped in the body. i'm having a hard with it. i'm losing my doubter. >> reporter: tanya was all about masculine things. buzz cuts, and puberty stuck early and that girl was angry. >> i was allowed at my paint, god. i allowed anger to catch up with my life. >> reporter: we caught up with him after the breast removal surgery. he is putting hi