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news where you live. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. 7 news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> with breaking news in the north bay, police are looking for evidence at a home. the question this evening, is a missing woman's case now a homicide? >>> family members turn out to make sure justice is served as an accused killer is in court in last week's deadly freeway shooting in rich monday. plus -- >> dogs, cats, today it's sea lions. >> a wayward sea lion somehow ends up in a vacaville creek. a response team is now on the scene trying to rescue this stuck mammal. >>> i'm abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel. our warmth is about to fade. i'll show you what will replace it coming up in the accuweather forecast. >>> breaking news, sky 7 is above the homicide investigation of a missing sonoma county woman. she was last seen alive at this house in penn grove in december, 2014. >> investigators considered annie bailey a missing person until last month. people involved in a crash at point reyes national seashore discovered her body. an autopsy confi

thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry beil. 5:00 starts right now. >>> needed to see the people -- >> a family wants justice after their son is killed. police say these two men are the ones who did it. >>> a judge questions the evidence and decides to release the wife of the pulse nightclub shooter from an alameda county jail. >> so this is extraordinarily rare. >> cutting down on crime in oakland. abc 7 news sits down with the new police chief on making the city safer. plus -- >> will it flood again? without a doubt. can we prevent major flooding? we're going to do our best. >> a candid answer to tough questions. a new call to ward off more trouble in san jose. >>> less than four days after a beloved little league coach was stabbed to death, his alleged killers appear in court. as the search continues for a third suspect. good evening, i'm kristen sze. >> and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. now, take a good look here. these are the two men arraigned today in a san jose courtroom to hear the formal charges against them. p

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in niles canyon, i'm leslie brinkley, abc 7 news. >>> 17,000 at&t workers in california and nevada ontoday with many on the picket lines. abc 7 news caught up with this group on bush street in san francisco. the workers say they have been without a contract for one year and there have been no talks for the past two months. >> so they have walked away from the table. i understand they will be coming back shortly. but we haven't seen any movement at the bargaining table. >> a walkout is not in anybody's interest here. it's unfortunate the union chose to do this. we're in discussions with them and we hope to get everybody back to work soon. >> those workers say health care and wages are both issues. the company says it's not proposing a wage reducti notes it is the largest employer of full-time union workers. >>> at&t is among several major companies pulling much of its advertising from google over concerns the ads may have run by content promoting terrorism and hate. at&t says tonight it is ending all ads on google's youtube site and the more than 2 million third-party sites in google's

>> reporter: brian ross abc news new york. >> sandy patel is up next. she'll updated forecast for us. she'll updated forecast for us. and a southern calif she'll updated forecast for us. and a southern calif it's just a date. i can stay. i'm good. i won't be late hey mom. yeah. no kissing on the first date, alright? life doesn't always stick to a plan, but with our investment expertise we'll help you handle what's next. financial guidance while you're mastering life. from chase. so you can. >>> all right. updating some breaking news. san francisco police have taken a suspect into custody, who had been barricaded for hours. police perimeter is still in effect until further notice as a tactical team performs a sweeps. we'll have the latest again since 2:00 this morning coming up at 11:00 on channel 7. we want to updated forecast, because it's a forecast we've got to hear it twice. >> you are going to wouldn't to take the plans outside this weekend. absence of rain, which we could use again, but it will come back before you know it. we do get showers in th

7 news at 4:00. abc5:00 starts right now. >>> might indicate suspicious activity near the border. >> using sensors and software to build a border wall, a bay area company explains why virtual is better than metal or mortar. >>> sentencing day for kidnapping case once thought to be a hoax. prosecutors say matthew muller will stay in prison until he is old and weak. >>> a date no one wants to honor. sierra lamar's father talks about the five years since his daughter disappeared. >>> california's chief justice delivers a blunt message to the president. >> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. >> the trump administration proposed to kickstart construction of a border wall with $4 billion in spending. this evening a bay area company says it has a better idea, a virtual wall. good evening. i'm kristen sze. >> i'm dan ashley. companies trying to help build the wall are facing some serious backlash here in the bay area including boycotts. but one of those is willing to take the heat for its idea a

news where you live. thank you for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm ama daetz. 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> there's just a lot of confusion and fear. >> the president's new travel ban. what's different, who's affected and the local groups gearing up to fight it. >>> a new report says russian hackers are targeting liberal groups, including one with offices in the bay area. >>> the trial begins for a man accused of murder for hire and there's already a call for a mistrial. >>> missing a storm battered road in sonoma. they're not just clearing the area, they're also saving what's in it. >> president trump issues a revised travel ban. changes are made so this one can stand up in court. it's been a month since federal judges blocked the last version, as you recall. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze. thanks for joining us. this new order will apply to six predominantly muslim nations, removing iraq at the urging of the state and defense department. it also scraps the provision that explicitly protected religious minorities. >> today's executive ord

sergio quintana, abc 7 news. >>> abc 7 news was in richmond as officers arrested a man after a chase on interstate 80 yesterday. it started in martinez. the chp followed the driver until his car crashed at 44th and barrett in richmond. officers took him into custody. they have not said if anyone else was arrested or how the chase started. >>> the music world and music fans are mourning the death of a legend. john lennon once said if you tried to give rock 'n' roll another name, you might call it chuck berry. berry died yesterday, but his legacy remains intact. abc news reporter chris connelly looks back on how berry's seven decades strumming the guitar changed popular music. >> reporter: from "johnny b. goode" and "roll over beethoven" to "sweet little 16" -- ♪ chuck berry was rock 'n' roll, it's founding father and warrior hero. the creator of its irresistible musical language, filled with poetic, uniquely american images. ♪ he was the primary influence and the musical cornerstone for the beatles and the rolling stones. the slicked-back do and duck walk made him an in concert main s

get breaking news any time with the abc 7 news app. enable push alerts to get updates sent to your phone. >> the integrity of the election office in santa clara county called into question. state assemblyman requested an audit because of too many mistakes being made. the request was approved. >> reporter, janine de la vega is live to explain. jeannine? >> state assemblyman, evan low says it is rare for a registrar's office off to get audited. he says the number of errors are coming out of this office during the election, is troubling. as a voter you tres tust the registrar is doing its part to make sure elections are fair. red flags are being raised. >> we expect transparency and integritiy ein the election process. important that we have faithen electoral system. >> evan low says there have been numerous cases in the county since 2010 when the registrar sent out wrong ballots and with missing information. in another instance, absentee ballots were sent to people ineligible to vote. >> state audit of this magnitude is rare for an agenc

david, thank you. >>> turning now to abc news chief political analyst, matthew dowd. matt, the president started off the week strong with that rousing speech to congress, but are these new tweets about to derail his focus? >> everybody talked on tuesday night that he was going to pivot to a more presidential way. as you know, in basketball, you have to have that pivot foot firmly planted. his pivot foot seems to be in quicksand. it's going to make it much more difficult to accomplish his legislative agenda in short term. and not only that, his unprecedented attacks on a former president, saying that former president wiretapped him is going to make it very difficult for him to unify the congress. >> matt dowd for us tonight. matt, thanks. >>> and, of course, much more on these breaking political developments coming up tomorrow on abc's "this week." >>> next, to the bitter chill blasting americans from the great lakes eastward this weekend. some of incredible images from those cold temperatures. firefighters in new jersey dealing with ice like this. and the new drone ima

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in sonoma county, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >> thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00, i'm amat 5:00 starts now. >>> one employee is knocked to the ground. another, others ordered down at gunpoint. the jewelry store robbie caught on surveillance video. >>> details are still up in the air for a pro trump rally in berkeley. you'll hear what the organizer is telling abc 7 news. >>> caltrans usually pours concrete instead of stripping it away. the dump truck accident that has part of the roadway closed. >>> plus the effort to clear a roadway in the central valley. >>> a dramatic robbery caught on tape. a man invades a san francisco store with his gun blazing. good evening, i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm kristen sze, thank you for joining us. a brazen robbery in chinatown caught on camera. >> it happened a month ago, but now san francisco police say they really urgently need your help to track down the violent robber who got away before they strike again. >> melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: the robbery began so suddenly you could almost miss it. here, watch again as the suspe

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eric thomas, abc 7 news. >>> track today's storm any time with the abc 7 news app.ree to download. you can watch live doppler 7 there 24/7. enable push alerts to get the update on your forecast to send right to your phones. >>> now to the latest on this week's terror attack in the heart of london. the mayor of london laid flowers outside new scotland yard in honor of the victims. investigators are looking into the attacker's past, how he was radicalized and what signs they missed along the way. abc 7 news reporter molly hunter in london with the latest. >> reporter: he went by many aliases and today we are learning more about this man responsible to the deadly terror attack in the heart of london. authorities say 52-year-old khalid masood was a british citizen, born adrian russelljoa before converting to islam. he had a long criminal history but nothing terror related and he was living here in birmingham where investigators were seen collecting evidence. more arrests overnight, the police describing at least two of those as significant. masood was known to authoriti

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abc 7 news viewer shared this video with us of the flames at the station as she was driving by. many of the estimated 250 people on board had no idea there was a fire. abc 7 news reporter, melanie woodrow has the story. >> reporter: relief and thumbs up. this video taken as passengers got off a bart train stuck more than an hour. >> we were exiting the walnut creek station. the train lurched a bit. >> reporter: a fire under the tracks. you can see it from sky 7. >> it could have been a lot worse. >> reporter: a lot worse because the train could have been on the platform just above the fire. >> when we got on scene, there were quite a few explosions and pops going on. that smoke is nasty. it's burning plastic, basically. >> reporter: passengers waited in the dark. >> they thought they were going to have to get off the train, on the platform. >> reporter: instead, electricians restored the power. a temporary cut enough to extinguish the flames. >> we didn't fleed to use water. >> the bart conductive did a great job. >> reporter: the information about the fire came from abc 7. >> we

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news? >> good samaritans rescue someone from san francisco peer 23. >> another way that abc 7 news is right at your finger tips. kristen zse, abc 7 news. >>> beautiful picture this morning from mt. tam. thanks for joining us. let's open up the weather woepd and show -- window and show you the multi-layer clouds as the cold front drops our temperatures significantly. nearly 10 to 15 degrees compared to yesterday. it is possible a light shower to drizzle is squeezed out of this atmosphere as the cold front rolls through during the evening and overnight. better chance of weather is going to begin this weekend. here is a look at live doppler 7. you could see the cloud cover. every once in a while you need the sunglasses from time to time. it is not solid until the latter part of the afternoon hours and could you see the deeper moisture starts to move in. but most still moving to the north. so the big story is we're from 1 to 14 degrees cooler than we were 24 hours ago. so that puts us at 52 in santa rosa. mid to upper 50s and a few 60s out there, concord, fairfield, concord and antioch at about

of abc 7 news. you can look for breaking news on twitter at abc 7 news bay area. i'm cheryl jennings. >> i'm dan ashley. for all of us, appreciate your time. see you again at 111:00. "last man standing" is recorded in front of a live studio audience. [ laughter ] boyd, honey, that was a wonderful christmas show. yeah, it was great. all the favorites. yeah. "frosty the snowman," "santa claus is coming to town." you hate going to a concert where the band says, "and now we're gonna do some stuff off our new album." enough dawdling in the hallway, people. mike: come on in. not loving this neighborhood. i've already got the "9" and the "1" aled on my phone.

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> isn't it too early to say barf bag. >> i think it is in a lot of ways. but what a rough couple of days it has been from a weather front. >> it's going to be moving our way. our top story this half hour, the severe storms responsible for at least three deaths in the midwest and the system is now heading east. >> seven tornados confirmed. five of them ef-3s. one of the twisters in illinois packed winds of 160 miles an hour. in arkansas, many residents took shelter from the deadly in local schools. >>> hundreds of homes and businesses were destroyed or damaged. many families say they lost just about everything. more from abc's richard cantu. [ siren ] >> reporter: tornado sirens blairing in tennessee. the huge storm system that spawned tornadoes in the midwest is on the move. students at tennessee tech forced to shelter in place. in maryland, powerful wind and rain brought down power lines. this one burning a hole in the street. back behind the system half a dozen states are left surveying the damage. the view from the air show

let's get over to abc news reporter elizabeth hur. good morning, elizabeth. >> reporter: now a mix of snow and sleet. officials say that is good news to an extent but they're still concerned and for a good reason. blizzard warnings now canceled for all major cities along the i-95 corridor with the storm shifting more inland, but the danger along the coast, not over yet with winds topping at least 50 miles an hour. >> we are still concerned about coastal flooding. >> from pennsylvania to maine, millions did wake up to whiteout conditions. the morning commute treacherous. >> that was almost a wipeout. >> reporter: cars spinning out despite snowplows out in force. >> i'm very worried. it is bad. >> it's nasty out here. >> reporter: trying to keep up with mother nature. >> it's actually easier to move snow than it is to move ice, obviously. so we're watching the weather. >> reporter: falling temperatures creating new concerns, prompting some travel restrictions in new york and a statewide travel ban remaining in effect in connecticut. >> t

news where you live. thanks for joining us for abc 7 news at 4:00. i'm larry beil. news at 5:00 starts right now. >>> we have a barricaded suspect with a firearm. >> neighborhood under lockdown. hostage negotiators are on the scene in san francisco's mission district. >>> search and rescue teams fan out in san mateo county. a hiker with health issues is missing and it's been hours since she was last seen. plus -- >> they're heinous events. so dangerous to the motoring public. >> we're learning freeway shoot go ahead are a lot more common than we thought and it's innocent bystanders who often pay the price. >>> a fire breaks out at a home and a neighbor jumps in to help. >>> a standoff in the mission. one of san francisco's busiest dragging is empty right now because a suspect police say is armed with a gun and refusing to come out of this pink building. >> sky 7 is live over the mission district. this is the crown hotel where police are trying to get that person out of their hotel room and disarm them. >> we want to show you the area on a map. it's here at valencia a

. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> good morning. we begin this half hour with the breaking news out of north korea. and another provocative show of force. >> the state fired four banned intermediate banned ballistic missiles toward the sea of japan traveling some 620 miles. three of the missiles landed directly into japan's economic zone 200 nautical miles from the coastline. >> the japanese prime minister shinzo abe called the launch a clear violation of u.n. security council resolutions. they say it was likely in response to joint military exercises between south korea and the united states. >> this is north korea's second missile launch since president trump took office. it's not the intercontinental ballistic missile launch that kim jong-un warned is coming. it's part of north korea's attempt to test while president trump's policy is heading. >> you can expect the united nations will meet today or tomorrow about this and perhaps mention some more sanctions against north korea. that's the provocative move overnight by pyongyang.

new details are emerging about a bill making it happen. abc 7 news reporter, chris winn is in the newsroom with exactly how viable this plan really is. chris. >> dan, this proposal is making a lot of noise at the state capital. many people are talking about the possibility of health care coverage for everyone in california. but they're also wondering, does the state have enough money to make it happen. universal health care in california. a proposed senate bill making its way through the state legislature, could make it a reality. >> it will be guaranteed health care. no matter what income level you are in this state. >> the healthy california act would create a single payer health care system operated by the state. meaning, all medical care would be covered, eliminating co-pays and deductibles. but critics say passing such a proposal would lead to hypermedichyperme higher medical bills and dissatisfaction. >> when you create government controls on what doctors and hospitals are going to get paid it will result in less access to care, longer w

that's going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news at 4:00. k you for joining us. >> abc 7 news at 5:00 starts now. >>> breaking news in the east bay, i-80 is shut down after a shooting on the freeway. two people are hurt. >> a bomb threat at a jewish community center. >>> right now, san jose flood sprikts vent to the city council. what officials say needs to change in the wake of last month's flooding of coyote creek. >>> are the raiders in the red zone on the quest to relocate to las vegas? >>> breaking news in richmond. a major back up on interstate 80. >>> this is a live look from sky 7. there are at least two gunshot victims, a man and a woman. one was air lifted to the hospital. you can see the back of their cars, not moving at all, as the scene and the investigation continues. >> this is west of san pablo avenue. we are on the phone with new information. lee ann? >> reporter: we are on southbound low avenue where we are inching slowly. it is not as bad as that section of i-80 where cars are just stopped, unable to move. this is what we k

a source tells abc 7 news that's because police are still looking for another suspect, possibly the one who stabbed navarro. vic lee, abc 7 news. >>> police in san leandro have arrested both suspects in a rolling gun battle that seriously injured an innocent couple. yesterday police found marcus jones, who has been on the run for three and a half months. they say he and elalon harris began shooting at each other from their cars in oakland last november and took the battle into san leandro. inside jones' apartment detectives found an ak-47 assault rifle, at least $250,000 in cash and three semiautomatic pistols with three times the number of rounds for a standard police pistol. police say harris was shot and driving at high speeds when he slammed head-on into a toyota prius, sending a couple in their 70s to the hospital with serious injuries. the man remains bed ridden today. >>> the wife of the orlando gunman who killed 49 people could get out of jail boy friday. the federal judge in oakland granted bond to noor salman. this means she would live with family members in the bay area while

"abc 7 news" reporter laura anthony has a story you will see only on "abc 7 news." >> reporter: listtern new putting her company's name on the federal list of firms helping to build president trump's border wall was a risky move. but the founder and ceo of the small richmond startup stands by it though she doesn't support a brick and mortar wall at all. >> we are very pro immigration and very pro diversity, but if the government is trying to do something to secure the border, we wanted to offer a cost-effective and a more technically effective solution so that we don't waste taxpayers' dollars. here is a smaller spot where it looks like new buildings have been bit in this remote area. >> reporter: similarity is an artificial intelligence and soft care company that combines digital imagery from satellite and drones with sensors to detect changes, for instance on a border. >> look for patterns that might indicate human trafficking, drug smuggling, even terrorist activity that may be coming towards a border. >> it doesn't reflect our values as a city. >> reporter: meantime city leaders

follow us at abc 7 news bay area. you can see more photos like this one. ur photos and video with the hashtag abc 7 now. >>> we keep you up to date with weather and traffic throughout the commercial break. live look at not a whole lot, right? right? that is what your day is looking >>> 6:54. the seven things to eknow befor you go. >> wet, windy commute this morning. the biggest issue is a crash involving a motorcycle. the rider is down. westbound 580 near grant line road. as you try to leave the tracy area, sounds like we have the left lane blocked. possibly the two left lanes. ambulance on the way. chp on the scene. give yourself plenty of time this morning. >> number two, the wet weather this morning. then the cooler temperatures this afternoon. really think our best chance of showers are over the next couple of hours. look how much chillier. cooler than average. anywhere from 6 to 11 degrees with temperatures in the mid to upper 50s. >> that brings us to number three. hard to believe but berkeley saw snow this morning. here is the proof. camera rolling w

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his injuries are considered life-threatening. >> today only abc 7 news spoke with one of the napa high school football players expelled after reported hazing incidents over the past two years. the student was expelled just last night. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman spoke with him today and joins us live. wayne? >> reporter: well, dan, the story keeps going on and on. this is a student who told us today that he thought he was just messing around with his friends. he says it was just horseplay. he trusted that the district would do the right thing and exonerate him. instead, it expelled him. he says his life and his future may be ruined. it may have looked like a field day outside napa union school district headquarters this morning until one read the signs and realized that, in fact, this was a student walk-out and protest. >> expulsion is harsh because that will ruin their lives. >> reporter: no one appreciates that more than high school junior alan knowing he will never again play football in this stadium because the school district expelled him last night. >> i felt like i was wr

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abc news, new york. >> and it's really unusual to have this in winter. winter. >> whoa. so you can understand why we make a big deal out of it. >> it is a monster storm, though, all joking aside. it could be record breaking. >> we are winter wimps. what are the experts saying? >> paul, good morning. >> good morning. here's what's happening. all the ingredients are coming together for that monster snowstorm. high pressure to the north, will have a dip of the jet stream. then we'll set up with the low pressure system swinging from the south and then coming in from the west. and it's going to create major impacts, buffalo, columbus, detroit, charleston towards d.c., philly, new york, boston. we're looking at 12- 24 inches of snow in some areas. mara, kendis? >>> now to the supporters of the house health care are dismissing an analysis that is expected to be released later today. the congressional budget office report will include the cost of the bill and expected to conclude that it would leave millions of americans uninsured. meantime, republican critics o

in novato, wayne freedman, abc 7 news. >>> the battle over the proliferation of ride-share services has now reached an elite san francisco school. >> abc 7 news anchor kristen sze is here with what the urban school is doing to try to ensure safety as more students use those services. >> well, the urban school is an elite private high school in san francisco. on any given morning, some students walk to school, others take the bus, but more and more rely on ride-share services like uber and lyft. so much so the school put your signs this morning saying no ride-share on this block. no pickup or drop off on page street between masonic and ashbury. now here's a view of that blocking question using google earth. now, urban is down here and below that, that street, that is where they don't want ride-share services. urban did not want to go on camera but did issue this statement. these services tend to stop right in the middle of the block, often on the very busy crosswalk that connects our two campuses, creating major safety issues. now, san francisco police tell us traffic and parking rules n

sources do tell abc news this new ban is based on new intelligence gathered in that region. david kerley, washington. >>> and overnight to colleagues who do public relations for emirates airlines which has several straight flights coming into the u.s. they said they have no idea what they're going to do about this ban. >> i thought you were going to say they have no idea about the ban. >> they didn't know prior to yesterday. it was a very hastily ordered one. they're is not sure how they're going to put it in. there are some reports they have 96 hours to implement it. some reports that will last only 96 hours. the timing is strange and we'll hear more about it a little bit later on today. >> we could all use more confusion at the airports. >> yes. >> turning now to our other top story this morning, president trump is in the heartland facing the public after a busy day in washington. >> this is hours after startling testimony from the head of the fbi about russia as well as the president's associates. mr. trump addressed a kentucky rally and it's what he didn't say that may h

his injuries are considered life-threatening. >> today only abc 7 news spoke with one of the napa high school football players expelled after reported hazing incidents over the pastwo t years. the student was expelled just last night. abc 7 news reporter wayne friedman spoke with him today and joins us live. wayne? >> reporter: well, dan, the story keeps going on and on. this is a student who told us today that he thought he was just messing around with his friends. he says it was just horseplay. he trusted that the district would do the right thing and exonerate him. instead, it expelled him. he says his life and his future may be ruined. it may have looked like a field day outside napa union school district headquarters this morning until one read the signs and realized that, in fact, this was a student walk-out and protest. >> expulsion is harsh because that will ruin their lives. >> reporter: no one appreciates that more than high school junior alan knowing he will never again play football in this stadium because the school district expelled him last night. >> i felt like i was wr

stephanie ramos, abc news, the capitol. >> and we are showing you abc news will carry a special report the moment the vote starts on the gop health care plan and we'll bring that to you live here on abc 7 news. we'll also stream it on our abc 7 news app. >>> new this morning, the trump administration issued permits to allow completion of the keystone xl pipeline to carry oil from canada to refineries in texas. today's position reverses the position by barack obama who sited with environmental groups opposing the pipeline. pipeline backers say it will create thousands of jobs, a state department report, though, disputes that. saying it will only generate 35 permanent jobs. >>> and on to developing news in san jose, pg&e crews working to restore gas service to a mobile home park on monterey circle after flames melted a gas meter and engulfed a home as well around 10:00 last night. now the five people inside did get out safely thanks to smoke detectors. the fire spread to the outside of two nearby homes but firefighters were able to prevent any inside damage. 30 customers are still withou

7 news stories and videos on television whenever you want. >>> abc 7 news is now available on amazon fire, a streaming media player that hooks directly into your television set. you can use amazon fire to connect instantly with abc 7 news any time of the day or night. >> check out our top stories. >> this is an active rescue operation. >> use your remote to move from video to video. >> completely stunning at the oscars. >> i get goose bumps thinking about the potential. >> click on most recent to get abc 7 news videos as soon as they're posted. >> it came in to view, and my heart just about leaped out of my chest. >> the weather tab takes you to a quick 7-day forecast. >> freezing inland. >> if you're looking for a pick me up, click on the feel good section videos to make you smile. suitable for all members of the household. >> so cute, right? >> if you have an amazon echo, be sure to turn on flash briefings, that way you'll get your headlines and news. >> pretty cool, right? >> right. absolutely fantastic. you can get weather there, the easiest thing to do right now. >> i'v

we'll stream it live on "abc 7 news".com and on the "abc 7 news" app. >>> a worng for people who live and work in oakland. don't be alarmed if you hear sirens blaring during your lunch hour. a full system test of oakland's newly upgraded emergency alert system is slated for noon today. a slow wail will be heard for 90 seconds followed by another 90-second test at 12:20 p.m. plans are for the new system to go in effect and go live next month. >>> brexit begins. we'll take you inside the battle happening today in britain's so-called divorce filing from the european union. then hair raising fight. how a congressman insulted over her -- congresswoman that is, insulted over her hair style is now responding, and a big-name person who is publicly in her corner. >>> and samsung unveils its newest smart phone. the feature it is really pushing to make this >>> now from abc 7, live breaking news. >> and that breaking news is in san francisco. sky 7 is over the scene of a shooting near san francisco's city college. police say one person, possibly two others, have been shot near broad street and p

we will stay on this breaking news and bring you updates as it becomes available here on abc 7 news and on abc 7 news app. >> make sure to enable push alerts to get the latest information. last week a drive by shooting shut down shut down an interstate in richmond for hours. >> it happened near the san pablo exit. traffic was backed up for hours. >> police arrested three men who they say are connected to the shooting. leanne menendez was in court as they faced the judge for the first time. >> trying >> reporter: coming to court trying to find answers to the killing of his brother. a female passenger was shot in the end. >> my guess is it was a mistake in identity. because there was no reason. >> reporter: elliott johnson is one of the three men arrested shortly after the shooting. other two are minors. both 17 years old. the district attorney wants it try both of them as adults. one of the minors is said to be the shooter. the victim's stepfather was also in court today, the pastor of greater love ministries. >> those young men are victims. they don't know what they doing. because if th

white house sources tell abc news the new order will limit travel from six majority muslim countries, not the original seven. iraq has been removed at the urging of the pentagon and state department, given iraq's key role in fighting isis. the new order puts a temporary halt on all refugees entering the u.s. not just syrian refugees. it is not clear how long the temporary ban will be in place. >>> a change starts this morning for ferry commuters heading to or from tiburon. >> they were saying it was getting too expensive. golden gate ferry is taking over. amy hollyfield is live for us this morning. >> we are expecting to hear a lot of relief from commuters. the ferry service will continue. it is going to look different. they are used to seeing the blue and gold fleet show up to take them across the bay every day. it is going to be now the golden gate ferry. that will be the new carrier for this route. they are saving the route. blue and gold was looking at reducing service because it is getting so expensive. golden gate will be taking over. they will keep giving commuters the ride tha

. >> announcer: from abc news, this is "world news now." >> good morning to you. everybody on this wednesday morning. we will start overseas. once again, north korea making a whole lot of noise overnight. testing the limits of the trump administration, the north fired a missile. that missile exploded seconds after it was launched early this morning. >> the failure days after they boasted about a rocket engine a major break through for their space program. many observers believe north korea's real goal its to deliver nuclear missiles. >> the u.s. and south korea are conducting joint military exercises which north korea calls invasion rehearsals. the communist dictatorship often stages missile test during the exercises. earlier this month it fired four missiles that landed 600 miles into the japanese waters. north korea banned from any missile tests by the united nations. but the country insists technology being tested is for its space program. recall that president trump over the weekend called kim jung-un, "a very bad guy." no doubt we'll got a response later this