still ahead here on abc 7 mornings. abc new series "deception" debuts.r star magician working for the fbi. we'll have a sneak peek. here is a live look from the roof camera. it is still foggy. you can see the lucky ball there by the exploratorium, but not much else in the background. that's going to give way to sunshine today. the rest of the week, blustery, gold and fan sis along >>> happening today volunteers of all ages getting their heads shaved to raise money for the the foundation hosts more than thousands of head shaving events around the world. three months into 2018, nearly $14 million raised. today's event starts at 10:00 at main street plaza in martinez. sunshine for that event. >> definitely by this afternoon. the fog will clear mid-morning. here is a live shot at the bay bridge with the toll camera. no traffic right now. thank you for joining us and hey, it is going to be wet, windy and wild. i will tell you the details and when you can expect heavy rain in the neighborhood. >> and the man that the -- wearing read and gold and will face the

the view from our rooftop camera here at abc 7 showing the embarcadero.t fairfield, concord and livermore. the view from the east bay hills camera looking once again at the western sky. you can see clouds at various levels atmosphere right now. it will be rainy and windy for the morning commute tomorrow. colder with showers on friday and saturday. and there's a possibility of snow in the highest bay area peaks. if the moisture holds on as the cold air comes in. current storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale, producing spotty showers, slight chances of thunder this evening. southerly wind 15 to 30 miles per hour. overnight lows relatively mild, in the 50s. windy and rainy overnight. the storm intensifies to a level 2 on the storm impact scale that will arrive overnight into tomorrow morning, bringing rain, heavy at times. a stronger possibility tomorrow of thunderstorms with wind gusting 30 to 45 miles per hour. forecast animation starting at 1:00 a.m., it will already be raining over parts of the south bay and the east bay. a wave from the northwest swee

abc 7 news. >>> myles, hang in there. we're proud of. awesome. >>> we have great ideas are for the >>> blue apron may soon show up in supermarket. the menu kit company that currently delivers ingredients for a meal to your door. the company has been following- has seen falling subscription rates and has had to lay off employees as the competition heats up. the company says it's in active talks with a number of retailers some of which already sell their own meal kits. >>> if you are looking for something fun to do this weekend we have you covered. >> we do alexis smith from abc 7 mornings has ideas from partners at hoodline. >> time to brake out the bagpipes and graifrt favorite green attire. st. patricks day is here. san francisco is home of the one of the largest and most well established st. patrick's day celebrations in the country. the 167th annual parade and festival happens saturday rain or shine. and you can expect a big crowd. music dancing and lots of family fun even if you your last name doesn't start with o. >> the happiness i

we are live i yountville, tonight, coronell bernard abc 7 news. >> abc 7 news news reporter has been following the events in yountville and joins us more about the victims and the people inside the veterans home, katie. >> we confirmed with two of the congressman who have been on scene all day today one of the women killed today, the executive director of the facility, congressman mike thompson says she was a personal friend of his. >> and there were three wonderful professional, talented young women who get up every morning and go to work to help veterans. and sadly they're gone. >> reporter: shortly after 6:00 we saw a steady extreme of law enforcement vehicles leaving the veterans home and several nurses heading onto the property to start their shift. chp now confirms that's around the time they found the gunman and three hostages dead. they aren't releasing flames of the victims until family is notified. family of residents heard news late this afternoon that the loved ones were under lockdown but safe. i spoke with a woman whose 96-year-old father is a resident. he lives in the

you can see her at abc 7 news at 11:00.ou can catch all the excitement of the oscars right here on abc 7. our complete coverage begins this afternoon at 1:30 with "on the red carpet." at 3:30, we have the oscars opening ceremony, and at 5:00 p.m., it is the 90th annual academy awards with your host jimmy kimmel. >>> less than a month after the florida high school shooting that left 17 dead, several celebrities are reportedly planning to use the oscars as a platform to raise awareness about gun control. "people" magazine says a bunch of a-listers will wear an orange pin for gun safety. orange is the official color that's come to be associated with various gun control causes. every town sells orange american flag pins on their website. it's not clear if those are the same pins the celebrities will be wearing tonight. >>> more on the gun control debate coming up on this week. democratic senator chris murphy responds to president trump's shifting stances on this issue. you can watch "this week with george stephanopolous" at 8:0

beth took this photo and added #abc 7 now. able to find it and share it with you on tv. >> let's get to spencer and an update on the forecast and rain coming down. >> we've been talking all week about instability in the atmosphere. i was just informed that a tornado warning is in effect for parts of tehama county. that's how unstable the atmosphere is right now generally, in and beyond the bay area. let's take a look at live doppler 7. you can see a few downpours, a line of steady rain moving through san francisco right now, right across the bay, over to oakland, emeryville, walnut creek. and down in the south bay, in the santa cruz mountains and the los gatos area, steady downpours as well. but many locations are receiving no rain at all. this storm rank one on the impact scale. it will produce showers and gusty wind from time to time. possibly the 50s. on the coast a little cooler. in the south bay, perhaps a little milder. and the (patrick's day parade will take place between 11:00 and late afternoon. there's a chance of li

you can watch the game only an abc 7.fter the game with larry beil and mike shumann live with post game interviews and warriors ambassador and kerry in studio with analysis. the 49ers made quite a splash signing a long time nfc west rival. the director has the details in this morning sports. >>> good morning everybody. in the hey day of the 49ers sea hawks, richard sherman was public enemy number one. he is now a praud member of the red and gold. they signed immediately. he once ate his thanksgiving turkey at the 50 yard line and now it is his new home. a three year deal including a $5 million signing bonus. he tore his achilles last november. he turned 30 years old and -- believe he can be effective if he is healthy, a prowill bring attitude and intensity to the defense. the warriors head to minnesota chance to move back and a first place slip away. couldn't stop the blazers. the hottest team in the nba. kevin durant 40 points and the dubs missed steph curry. has a bunch of guys injuried and made mistakes. fouling three

the abc 7 news app is free to download. we have versions for your apple and android devices. >>> now to new developments. a teenager has been arrested for a shooting on 580 in san rafael, just one ofhree incidents in recent days. another shooting happened on 580 in oakland around 8:30 monday night. there was a shooting on interstate 80 in hercules on saturday. while the chp says these incidents don't appear connected, they do seem to have a similar motive -- road rage. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has the latest. >> reporter: what is it about road rage today? chp in marin, as you said, say they don't see a connection between what happened last night and what's going on today in the bay area. they do say, however, this was the first incident the road rage in marin county this year, and also, as you noted, the suspect extremely young. this is cristian torrez-perez, the 18-year-old road rage suspect now facing charges after allegedly shooting a pellet gun at a car last night. according to highway patrol's andrew barkley,

abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. used to play a ton of golf did you ever destroy anything in your house. >> yeah. >> really. >> i never shattered a table. but sure you can't help yourself chipping around the house. i dented doors, walls. >> oh my. >> broke a glass one time. >> video at 11:00. >> no it's easy. it happhappens. >> all right. >> if you are dedicated to the game this is what happens. coming up on abc news at 11:00, the storm causing problems, downed trees. east bay road closed the next few hours. sandhya has the latest at 11:00. just into the nurm another major retailer changing policy in gun sales. join us over on channel 7. that's the report for sandhya, larry, i'm dan ashry, we appreciate your time. (dramatic, suspenseful strikes) - i'm former fbi agent, joe pistone, the real donnie brasco. the mafia put a contract on my head, but i've got stories to tell. - [narrator] today, the story of ron moretti. in the 1980s, the italian mafia is busy importing heroin into new york.

. >> our coverage continue was abc 7 news reporter. he explain what is tomorrow's announcement could mean for local law enforcement. >> reporter: california and its sanctuary policies have been under attack by the trump administration. last week oakland mayor libby schaff was criticized by i.c.e. officials for issuing a warning of potential immigration raids in the bay area. now u.s. attorney general jeff sessions is coming to california to make a declaration on the sanctuary policies. sessions will make the announcement wednesday at a gathering of california peace officers in sacramento. but the mayor posted this video saying he anticipates the justice department filing a lawsuit against sanctuary cities. >> if you are coming to intimidate immigrants and intimidate our city, i suggest you cancel the talk. >> local agencies say the decision will not change much. since they follow state law. >> no, we are not going to change. we how we police communities. we don't the segregate or differentiate between the communities we serve. >> the t

still to come on abc 7 mornings. president, vladimir putin heads the polls to the vote in the presidential election. what he is seeking as he seeks a >>> good morning north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc 7 mornings. >>> welcome back. we are starting this half hour with a look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning, it is certainly a chilly start. we're looking at fog in our north and east bay and temperatures in the 30s. so bundle up, in fact, we're being looing at numbers from this panel in the mid 30s from napa to in novato and fairfield. the clouds increasing and looking for temperatures milder. rain invading the bay area for the week ahead. how much rain we're going to get and how long it sticks around. >> thank you. >>> russian president seeking a fourth term in office. casting his ballot over fight and certain to win. there are fears of voter apothy across russia. assuring he has a strong mandate for the next six years in office. putin faces several challengers and no

i am lesley brinkley, abc 7 news. >> you can track the storm on the go with our abc 7 news app. we upgraded the app so you can customize the forecast or where ever you are. >>> abc 7 news presents a rally in the south bay tonight where people were protesting i.c.e. operations. hundreds of agents took place in northern california. that's throughout the latino community. we have the story from san jose. >> reporter: a call to help each other and not panic. earlier this week, people spotted numerous white vans with tinted windows driving slowly through the target parking lot. a government license plate from the department of homeland security confirmed their fear that i.c.e. was there. the area cleared out. >> we saw seven or eight hours where the streets were empty and nobody were walking around and business was down significantly. >> reporter: the rapid response network of santa clara have received 400 calls of people who witnessed or heard of i.c.e. activities and the network says at least nine people were arrested. >> advocates are reminding people of their rights. >> you have

in san francisco, lillian kim, abc 7 news. >>> now the team coverage continues on abc 7 news at 11:00 over on channel 7 with live reports from the scene and from the hospital where those wounded were treated. >>> moving on now on storm watch tonight with more rain expected later this evening. drivers in the north bay navigated through flooded roads near graten in sonoma county. a snow slide blocks highway 89 at lake tahoe. cal tran says the slide on on coming storm close the highway for days. and here is what it looked like a few minutes ago on on 80 near donner summit so far no train controls but likely to change. there were reports of a tornado touching down in yuba county. there is a lot in the weather department heading it up foist drew tuma and live doppler 7. you are busy. >> ever a a temporary lull in the activity earlier this evening. more rain is moving on shore some heavy. live doppler gets you down to street level to hercules,ville yoe martinez. the pops and yellow and orange that's heavy rain crossing parts of the region. lighter rain along the peninsula from san bruno to

abc 7 news. >>> three plastic one gallon gas cans and then several lighters. >> that is just a portion of what was found inside of a car that exploded in the gates to travis air force base and we found out today that the driver has bay area ties. >>> tonight the abc 7 news i team digs into a suspected love triangle, a lawsuit and corruption accusations against a south bay sheriff's deputy. >>> the whole thing feels like a complete mystery. just doesn't make sense. >> waiting and wondering. this family took action to find out what really happened to their loved one. >> good evening. >> and i'm ama daetz. there is still no official word on what happened to a richmond man who went skiing last week and disappeared but we know that the goal is no longer rescue but recovery when it comes to finding 65-year-old tom mullarkey. >> he was last seen nine days ago at the skyline bear valley ski resort. we have a message the family wants to share this you will hear only on abc 7 news. >> reporter: it has been

just go to abc 7 news.com/vote. we'd love to hear from you as we always do. >>> well bell only on abc 7 news new details about the quest to ka cash a freeway shooter targeting buses. the unique tactic the chp is rolling out. >>> also a pet parrot flew away. how can you help? >>> and on the front edge of a big storm. our meteorologist is tracking it moment by momi. you. >>> only on abc 7 news, the fbi has joined the investigation into a number of suspect the attacks on tech employee shuttle buses on freeways between san francisco and the south bay. abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has more on the tactic investigators are using to solve this case. >> reporter: when you're on the roads anything can happen in a split second. >> especially like a speeding bullet you can't anticipate that coming towards you. whereas cars you could anticipate them swerving to the side. >> since mid-january the chp says at least 20 charter buses have been hit with bullets from either a bb gun or rifle. multiple law enforcement agencies are no

abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. richard sherman, interesting to see what teams would be interested in him. especially if he comes become and close to 100%. because he could still play. >> he is a player no question, thanks, larry. >> coming up tonight on abc 7 news at 11:00, jfk and j he had garr hoover and the prince of england all had a drink here. one last call for this restaurant and bar. >> and 96 years young, the oldest park service employee sharing her story with everyone in the bay area. join us for abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. >> apparently this saying is true. if you scream and i scream we do get more ice cream. >> the folks running the museum in san jose say the exhibit so successful they are extending the run for another three months. >> celebrating ice cream has two installations as well in case you have an urge to ride a pink elephant, sniff your way through the mint jungle there. the kurters say there are other surprises as well. >> we have upgraded every room. museum of ice courtroom we believe

abc 7 news. >>> get your green ready for the largest st. patrick's day event west of the mississippi. the parade starts at 11:30 tomorrow morning at market and 2nd street. more than 5,000 people are expected to participate. it's a huge event. there's a festival at civic center plaza. preparations are under way for a day long event. it starts at 10:00 a.m. and goes until 5:00. entertainment, food, arts and crafts. >>> now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. >> we'll start with live doppler 7 showing quiet conditions across the bay area in terms of precipitation. these areas of mixed precipitation in the north bay are up in the higher elevations with snow and freezing rain mixed in with regular rain. in the south bay, scattered precipitation. generally, we have sunny skies across the bay area at the moment. it may not remain that way overnight and tomorrow. the storm indicates the current storm still ranks one. through tomorrow, we could see scattered showers, isolated thunderstorm, possibly small hail. snow levels to 3,000 feet

the view from our rooftop camera here at abc 7 showing the embarcadero. mid- to upper 60s at fairfield, concord and livermore. the view from the east bay hills camera looking once again at the western sky. you can see clouds at various levels atmosphere right now. it will be rainy and windy for the morning commute tomorrow. colder with showers on friday and saturday. and there's a possibility of snow in the highest bay area peaks. if the moisture holds on as the cold air comes in. current storm ranks 1 on the storm impact scale, producing spotty showers, slight chances of thunder this evening. southerly wind 15 to 30 miles per hour. overnight lows relatively mild, in the 50s. windy and rainy overnight. the storm intensifies to a level 2 on the storm impact scale that will arrive overnight into tomorrow morning, bringing rain, heavy at times. a stronger possibility tomorrow of thunderstorms with wind gusting 30 to 45 miles per hour. forecast animation starting at 1:00 a.m., it will already be raining over parts of the south bay and the east bay. a wave fro

at mo at moffett field lisa amin gulezian, abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news was at the ucsf medical center in mission bay for this special event. emily peters suffered a postpartum hemorrhage and needed a massive amount of blood. today all the people who donated blood that helped save her met emily in person, and she is clearly thankful for their gift. >> i mean, these people are my heroes. they took their time out of their day to give blood, to go through that process of going to the blood bank and getting screened and, you know, taking a couple hours out of their day to save somebody that they didn't know and that they had no idea who they were going to save. >> emily has a husband as well as a young boy. she says the entire family's doing well and she donates blood as well to pay it forward. >>> an online petition to save a beloved menlo park restaurant has gathered nearly 16,000 signatures. it was the last saturday night at the oasis. the bar and grill is scheduled to close on wednesday. abc 7 news reporter katie utehs has the story. >> yeah, i flew in from fort collins today because i

abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. final seconds warriors clinging to a 109-107 lead with two seconds rest. looks like they'll pull it out. dissipate the steph injury. >> thanks larry very much. coming up tonight on abc news at 11:00. disaster on fertility clinic. couples on edge. why a tank filled with embryos and eggs warmed up. a fight to save jobs in a local district. filled with nervous and angry parents in the meeting. join us for news at 11:00 on channel 7. that's all for now. for sandhya, landy, i'm dan ashley, hope to see new one hour on the big 7. (dramatic music) - [narrator] today, the stories of two murder cases. one in lebanon, maine, the other in vincennes, indiana. in our first case, a wife feels like a prisoner in her own home.

catch her live reports starting tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> abc 7 news was at a rally in the southt where people were protesting i.c.e. operations. hundred hundreds of arrestsly agents took place earlier this week in california and that sent panic throughout the latino community. abc 7 news reporter jenean has the story now from san jose. >> a call to help each other and not panic. that was the message this afternoon at a rally in east san jose. earlier this week, people spotted numerous white vans with tinted windows driving slowly through this target parking lot. a government license plate from the department of homeland security confirmed their fear that i.c.e. was there. the area cleared out. >> we saw seven or eight hours where the streets were empty. there was nobody even walking around. business was down significantly. >> since monday, the rapid response network of santa clara county has received 400 calls from people who have witnessed or heard about i.c.e. activity in their neighborhood or who have had a relative detained. the organization says at least nine people were ar

the abc 7 news app is free to download. we have versions for your apple and android devices. >>> now to new developments. a teenager has been arrested for a shooting on 580 in san rafael, just one of three incidents in recent days. another shooting happened on 580 in oakland around 8:30 monday night. there was a shooting on interstate 80 in hercules on saturday. while the chp says these incidents don't appear connected, they do seem to have a similar motive -- road rage. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman has the latest. >> reporter: what is it about road rage today? chp in marin, as you said, say they don't see a connection between what happened last night and what's going on today in the bay area. they do say, however, this was the first incident the road rage in marin county this year, and also, as you noted, the suspect extremely young. this is cristian torrez-perez, the 18-year-old road rage suspect now facing charges after allegedly shooting a pellet gun at a car last night. according to highway patrol's andrew his ho

here's abc's victor oquendo. >> reporter: tonight, the painstaking process. crews sawing through twisted metal, using heavy machinery, pulling out cars flattened, smushed under 950 tons of that collapsed bridge that killed six in miami. the wait for answers excruciating for families of the victims. jorge fraga, desperate for word on his uncle rolando, not knowing if he was killed, and still stuck under the rubble. what has this been like for you and your family not knowing? >> terrible, terrible. because we don't know anything and i called -- every now and then i call the center and they just told me they are waiting and we don't know anything. >> reporter: later, learning his uncle's body was inside this jeep cherokee. this, as florida international university now reveals that about two hours before the bridge crash thursday, their design team was meeting with the florida department of transportation and the contractors about reported cracks on the north end of the bridge, concluding there were no safety concerns and the cracks did not compromise the structu

beth took this photo and added #abc 7 now. find it and share it with you on tv. >> let's get to spencer and an update on the forecast and rain coming down. >> we've been talking all week about instability in the atmosphere. i was just informed that a tornado warning is in effect for parts of tehama county. that's how unstable the atmosphere is right now generally, in and beyond the bay area. let's take a look at live doppler 7. you can see a few downpours, a line of steady rain moving through san francisco right now, right across the bay, over to oakland, emeryville, walnut creek. and down in the south bay, in the santa cruz mountains and the los gatos area, steady downpours as well. but many locations are receiving no rain at all. this storm rank one on the impact scale. it will produce showers and gusty wind from time to time. possibly the 50s. on the coast a little cooler. in the south bay, perhaps a little milder. and the (patrick's day parade will take place between 11:00 and late afternoon. there's a chance of light rain

catch her live reports starting tonight on abc 7 news at 5:00. >>> abc 7 news was at a rally in the south last night where people were protesting i.c.e. operations. abc 7 news reporter jenean has the story now from san jose. >> a call to help each other and not panic. that was the message this afternoon at a rally in east san jose. earlier this week, people spotted numerous white vans with tinted windows driving slowly through this target parking lot. a government license plate from the department of homeland security confirmed their fear that i.c.e. was there. the area cleared out. >> we saw seven or eight hours where the streets were empty. there was nobody even walking around. business was down significantly. >> since monday, the rapid response network of santa clara county has received 400 calls from people who have witnessed or heard about i.c.e. activity in their neighborhood or who have had a relative detained. the organization says at least nine people were arrested in san jose. advocates are reminding people of their rights. >> you have the right to have requested an attorney. yo

north beach, "abc 7 news." >>> a big crowd gathered as the flames broke out. you can take a look at the picture from a viewer when the fire started growing. anchor ashley tweeted these flames seen from high up in north beach. reporters reported seeing the flames from the north beach and east bay last night. this is from the emery camera. we would like to thank you for sending pictures, you can use the hashtag #abc7now. we can share your pictures online or on air. >>> speaking out at a meeting about gun violence in the north bay today. talking about what happened at marjory stoneman douglas high school. talking about how to end gun violence and make sure our schools are safe. starting at dominican university in san rafael. the event is free and open to the public. >>> this morning the search continues for a richmond man that went missing after skiing. 65-year-old thomas malarkeys wife reported him missing. spoke from a crew from the search and rescue unit via face time. joined in the search for malarkey. >> i understand he has skills being able to make a snow c

here's abc's john donvan.h the story of a teenage boy who wanted to hear some good news straight from his mouth. >> reporter: this is where a kid named austin has spent the past four months, a room at this children's hospital in chicago. keep an eye on the doorway at the right, because you're not going to see this coming. enter chewbacca. listen to what austin keeps saying back. two words. >> a heart. >> reporter: a heart. like it's a question. then they're both jumping up and down. okay, what just happened? a bunch of wishes just came true. plus, a performance by a cardiologist who can do this. yes, dr. phillip thrush was the guy in the chewbacca suit. austin is his patient with a serious heart issue. so serious he's needed a heart transplant. >> he's type the kid, when he's sick he brings a small to your face. >> reporter: austin had made a deal with him, that once a heart became available, the doctor would dress up as a chewbacca. to break the news. there's this about the gift that was given. another family

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san jose, david lieuy, abc 7 news. >> b.a.r.t. sates its powerless to do anything about controversial ads at several stations. a group called progressives for immigration reform has posted ads which say, quote, u.s. tech workers your companies think you are expensive undeserving and spenzable. the ads call on congress to reform the hib visa program. b.a.r.t. issued a statement saying it doesn't endorse the campaign. but that it quote comply was free speech law that is allow advertisers to express a point of view without regard to the viewpoint. b.a.r.t. posts the add to comply with the law. >> get your green ready for fortunate largests st. patrick's day even. the parade in san francisco starts at 11:30 tomorrow morning at market and second streets. more than 5,000 people are expected to participate. there is also a festival at civic center plaszcz. preparations are under way for the day long event starting at 10:00 a.m. until 5:00 p.m. food, arts, crafts and more. >>> abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel has been checking on th

abc 7 news. >> reporter: it has been such a privilege getting to know this family. they are so tight knit and strong but understandably hurting after a long, grueling search. so they wanted me to share this message of deepest thanks and of hope. >> it is about as unfortunate timing and conditions as you could have. >> reporter: when it comes to mother nature, the odds were stacked against the tom mullarkey family from the day they began and efforts suspended and hospitals grounded due to difficult conditions. >> the search crews said if they had clearer days they would have been able to cover a lot mover ground and more quickly. >> reporter: but for this experienced skier's family, when they learned of his disappearance after a day on bear valley, what was in their favor, the tremendous number of people willing to help. it was an army. >> it was. i completely underestimated in my mind what i thought a search would look like. it was just a scaled operation that was beyond anything i would have gue

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this is the view from our abc 7 exploratorium camera.n francisco's skyline or at least a portion of it. 45 degrees right now in sapta rosa napa 41, upper 40s at novato and fairfield. 51 at concord and 46 at livermore. live view from aur sutro tower camera. and on this view you can see this little finger of fog just beginning to move out over the city right now. and these are our forecast features. we'll see fog near the coast and bay overnight. mostly sunny and mild tomorrow but rain arrives on monday and we're going to have wet and cooler weather for virtually all of next week. overnight, though, as the fog expands locally across the bay and inland we'll see low temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s and we advance our timekeeping devices, clocks, watches, or mobile devices, ahead one hour as we spring forward to daylight saving time overnight. the sunset this evening at 6:12. it'll set tomorrow evening at 7:13. so we gain that evening daylight. down in the south bay look for high temperatures under mostly sunny skies in the low 70

att.com/internet >>> come up 9:00 at abc 7 at 6:00. this just into the abc 7 newsroom. take a look.r crashed into the east river in new york. we'll tell what you investigators know tonight. >>> and at 101 years old this, veteran can still be surprised. the touching tribute to his service tonight at 6:00. >> someone yet again has come up with an idea for what they are calling a, quote, better mousetrap. e-stakeout traps connects to wi-fi to essentially tell you when it gets tripped up via a smartphone app. the mousetrap's creator hopes to raise $15,000 for their brainchild on kick starter. people have pledged only $101. only two people have pledged since. >> i think the mouse community might want to rally, you know. their buddies who are caught. might want to kick in some- >> i don't think they are that high tech sadly to say. >> that's it for "abc 7 news at 5:00. "request see you tomorrow at 6:00. for >>> tonight, several developing stories as we come on the air. president trump back on the trail, and on the attack. rolling out his slogan for 2020. railing against democrats, the med

abc 7 news reporter deon lim is on the red carpet. today she spoke to a bay area native who hopes it brings him a win. dion? >> reporter: hey there, eric. tuning in from the red carpet, which is actually red now. take a look. the white plastic protective covering is being pulled back and the red carpet being exposed. another sign that things are picking up along here in hollywood, check it out. we'll swing the camera to my right-hand side. the stand-ins are being accompanied by the actual cel celebriti celebrities. we saw michael strahan rehearsing getting ready for tomorrow afternoon. when it comes to preparations, yes, like you mentioned, there is one man born in the bay area getting ready for a special nomination. >> with one day to go before the big night, the oscars red carpet is buzzing with last minute preps. also getting ready, nominees like berkeley born james ivory for best adapted screen play, call be by your name. >> i've been nominaed three times. but never a writing nomination. >> the three directing nominations for a ro

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. >> abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard joins us with that story. cornell. >> reporter: those who were there say it was historic. many wonder what the next chapter will be. will the momentum be enough to bring change an an end to gun violence? students we talked to say yes. >> the issue of ineffective gun legislation has persisted for so long. >> reporter: that's 17-year-old mia tresini from campbell rallying a massive crowd at saturday's march for our lives event in san francisco. sky 7 showed thousands of people across civic center. >> i felt like i was spoking to people individually who were to listen. >> kid should not be afraid to go to the movies or concert with their fun. >> reporter: 15-year-old myia is now feeling empowered. >> we're sick of seeing guns in schools and on the streets. >> the big question. what's next? will the marches from coast to coast lead to real change with gun control laws. >> this is really signaling the fact that young people are taking ownership of this issue, just as we saw with the student activists during the vie

abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live outside the bar. katie, obviously a mix of emotions tonight. >> definitely, dan. and it is still packed inside. mke no mistake. people are having a good time. but there is that aura of sadness, because these are the last few hours for the oasis. as far as when they will physically close their doors tonight, the owner told me that depends on when they run out of food and drinks. >> it's really hard. >> reporter: diana forsyth lives in washington state, but she came back to menlo park to say goodbye to the oasis beer garden on its last day. >> it's where i could always come. and i was surrounded by people who love me, took care of me. and cherished me. >> owner jamie tougas, whose father started the business, said after 60 years they could not come to a lease agreement with the property owner. the decision to close was a hard on him as it was on his customers. >> there is a popcorn machine over there and there is baskets with potato chips and plastic liners that i was taught how to build when i was 4 an

abc news reporter danya backes has the update. >> reporter: in an exclusive interview with abc's mattman, jack osborn, attorney for the seven adult turpin siblings, sharing new details about what life is like for them now after being rescued from the so-called house of horrors. >> they are looking forward to going out to restaurants and stores and movies. >> reporter: the adults are experiencing freedom after being allegedly held captive for most of their lives by their parents, david and louise turpin. the parents are accused of abusing 12 of their 13 children, including shackling and starving them, not even releasing them from their chains to go to the bathroom. osborn says the 18 to 29-year-old siblings have been released from corona regional medical center, and now living in a home of their own, reunited with the family dog seeing playing in this youtube video. >> new bedrooms, a bathroom handy they can use, and probably most of all just to go outside. >> reporter: osborn says they've also been watching a lot of movies. their favorite? the "star wars" series. in january their 17-y

on abc 7. warriors trail houston by percentage points in the race to the top seed in the western conference. when the game ends, toyota after the game at 8:00 p.m. they'll have analysis of the game and the latest on the warriors push for the playoffs. league sources tell espn that the splash brothes, steph and klay will be playing at augusta national golf club today before taking a private plane back to the bay area. and last night, curry left the game.against the atlanta hawks after tweaking his ankle. larry beal has more in this morning's sports report. >>> good morning, everybody. the warriors wrapped up a three-game road trip in atlanta last night. but then steph curry tweaks his ankle, again. and this game ended up going down to the wire. steph for president. curry lands on pachulia's foot, rolls his right ankle and had to go back to the locker room. ex warrior ken putting them up. steph is back. 25 at the half, left in the third with 28 to rest his ankle. hawks would not go away. final se

download the abc 7 news app. we'll send out push alert after the results of curry's mri today. >>> fans reacted to bumgarner's injury. >> really terrible. the season is about to start. i wonder how this is going to impact the team over the course of the next few guyames. i hope he gets better. tragic. >> the season is just beginning and he's out for the season or we don't know how long he's going to be out. that's a real bummer. >> bumgarner hurt his shoulder last year in an off day in colorado. >>> snowfall is setting records in the sierra. this week's storms have dumped several inches of snow. kirkwood ski resort says it received 32 inches of snow in the past two days. alpine meadows says its broken a record for most snowfall in march with 205 inches already. i know the first half of the season was really kind of a bummer. they're happy. >> usually this time of year thinking about spring break and maybe cabo but i think the resorts will be really busy for the next several months. good for them. good morning, ev

abc 7 news reporter katie marzullo is live outside the bar. katie, obviously a mix of emotions tonight. >> definitely, dan. and it is still packed inside. mke no mistake. people are having a good time. but there is that aura of sadness, because these are the last few hours for the oasis. as far as when they will physically close their doors tonight, the owner told me that depends on when they run out of food and drinks. >> it's really hard. >> reporter: diana forsyth lives in washington state, but she came back to menlo park to say goodbye to the oasis beer garden on its last day. >> it's where i could always come. and i was surrounded by people who love me, took care of me. and cherished me. >> owner jamie tougas, whose father started the business, said after 60 years they could not come to a lease agreement with the property owner. the decision to close was a hard on him as it was on his customers. >> there is a popcorn machine over there and there is baskets with potato chips and plastic liners that i was taught how to build when i was 4 an

abc 7 news. >> and we want to thank all of you who have reached out to abc 7 news about walk-outs at your schools. share your experience on social media with us, using the #walkout bay area so we can feature them on air and online. >> a teacher accidentally fired a gun in a classroom and wounded a student in monterey today. a shot hit the ceiling in a public safety class. the teacher involved also works as a reserve police officer in a nearby city. school officials placed him on leave, that student is expected to recover. >> a democrat is declaring victory in a tight special election for congress in western pennsylvania. but democrat connor lamb leads republican rick saccone by 579 votes. saccone is not conceding and the race has not been called. trump carried the same district by 20 points in 2016. >> mayoral candidate, will not be on bus -- the vendor clear channel has apologized for the mistake and removing all of the signs. >> a lot more to come, bay area veterans are saying they are lea living in fear. >> anyone can come in here 24/7 and do nasty things. >> tonight, new concerns

this abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino.there's no other sport where you can put ten guys on the court and have an evenly matched game. you couldn't pitch somebody from the west coast conference against the s.e.c. in football. they'd kill them. that's what makes it so exciting. some of these buzzer beatings. i just love it. >> i think he just loves it. >> i can tell. i want to know where he got that towel from. >> i brought it from eric's locker. >> you were in my locker again? oh, man. >> when he dabs his forehead? >> you've got to lock that thing up. >> high ticket item. >> we'll have continued coverage tomorrow. >> yes, we will. thanks for joining us tonight. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. on behalf of all of us here at abc 7 news, thanks so much for joining us. have a wonderful night. >> you're going ♪ ♪ hello? hello! ♪ hello? hello. hello? hello. ♪ hello, i got your package. you can just leave it, thanks. ♪ ♪ hello? can i help you? hello! hello? hello!!! hello hello!!! ♪ [ panting ]

on abc 7 mornings. reporting live in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. >>> two bay area schools will be closed today because of shooting threats found on their bathroom walls. martinez junior high school and burlingame intermediate school are closed out of an abundance of caution. they do not believe the threats are real but they're not taking any chances. >>> it's now 4:30. if you're just waking up with us, good morning. let's look at weather and traffic with mike. >> reggie, we'll start with the storm impact scale today and tomorrow. still light for showers and thunderstorms. the best chance of thunderstorms will be today. look at the snow level down to possibly 2500 feet in the north bay to 3,000 feet in the south bay. my 12-hour planner. a slippery start. more waves of showers and thunderstorms are possible. the coverage will taper a little bit during the evening hours. i think the morning commute is going to be the one with the most challenges due to the wet streets out there.

track the storm any time on the abc 7 news app.wnload it now. >>> this storm is touching the entire state, but southern california today. it's going to be particularly dangerous up in the north. look at this. in the north bay, clear lake, 8 inches above 2,000 feet. that's now through 10:00 saturday. let's head to the sierra. it gets really dangerous. the point is, you shouldn't be traveling in this if you don't need to be. we have a winter storm warning for this area until 10:00. then we've got the blizzard warning from 8:00 this morning to 4:00 this morning. that's when you should not be out traveling. back here at home shall it's been a tough commute this morning because of the soaking rain. let's continue our storm coverage with abc 7 news reporter matt keller who is live in san jose. hey, matt. >> reporter: good morning, mike. you can see they have power behind me. we're at sage mont and hamilton avenue. this stoplight doesn't have power. people have been blowing through this intersection.ot a truck coe and did not stop. very d

abc. >>> announcer: this is abc's "world news now" informing insomniacs for two decades.uite an icon. >>> making news in america this morning, too close to call. the special election in pennsylvania comes down to the wire. a razor thin margin separating the candidates overnight. democrats claiming victory. >> and tonight we celebrate regaining our voice and our vote in the great business of governing this country we love. thank you. >> but republicans not conceding. the latest on the vote count. >>> white house shake-up. hours after dismissing secretary of state rex tillerson on twitter, this morning, president trump may soon fire another cabinet member. >>> walkout wednesday. exactly one month after the plus school shooting that sparked a nationwide gun control movement students at thousands of schools across the country plan to walk

abc 7 news reporter vic lee shows us the result. >> i.c.e. apgts came to the jail and unfortunately were let in and shouldn't have been. >> the breach happened last thursday as two of san francisco's jails. frist is a sanctuary city. as such, the department has broad restrictions against cooperating with i.c.e. agents. sheriff vicki hency says it was a mistake and holds herself accountable. >> i was pretty shocked to hear it had happened and then i was extremely disappointed. >> i.c.e. agents interviewed one inmate. the other refused to cooperate. both are clients of public defender jeff hadachi office. he says i.c.e. placed a federal detainer on the one who talked to them. >> even if he is released from custody, i.c.e. would have a detainer and be able to keep him in custody. >> the sheriff has launched an investigation. the public defender says some of his lawyers were at the time jail at the time and called him saying i.c.e. agents were there and asked a deputy for an explanation. >> they approached one of the deputies and said why are you

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you can access radar anytime on the abc 7 news app.t's free to download for both apple and android devices. >>> a group of girls from oakland got to celebrate the start of women's history month. >> we went along on their behind the scenes tour. >> reporter: the free warriors tee shirts were just the beginning. a bomb-sniffing dog demo and a chance to give him a belly rub. bridger's in the prime of his career, but these tech ridge girls are just getting started. from the airline office. >> i can see the gates in front of them. >> reporter: to the airport ramp. united gave a behind the scenes tour. >> this is my first time on an actual plane. >> reporter: of an industry that was almost all men once. >> having women who look just like them, speak to them, talk about their careers, that really brings a spark. >> reporter: that spark is the mission of tech bridge, helping girls defy stereotypes. >> oh, you're a girl, you can't really do these things. you can't run as fast. you can't participate in something. and it's really amazing and empo