abc 7 news at 6:00 start right now. >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. news. >> we are going on 10 straight days of rain. what you are looking at on live doppler 7 is the beginning of the first real break. good evening, i am ama daetz. >> good evening, we need this break. since christmas we have only had two days without rain, christmas day and new year's day. let's give you a snapshot of conditions around the bay area. here is a live look at the bridge. running through san jose, inching along, not too badly, scattered showers still out there right now. here is a live look from the rooftop of our building in san francisco. but whether certainly still out there tonight. >> moran rain fell today. another good day for windshield wiper's. floodwaters r around the bay area. this is the soggy situation from the newly nonstop rain we have gotten. >> i want to make sure hearing this right. no rain tomorrow. is that direct? >> yes. hard to believe but you do get a break tomorrow to get out and enjoy. most of the bay area will be dry. i want to show you live doppl

in san mateo county, ryan curry, abc 7 news. dan: the district investigates her handling of a last-minute case in danville. it plays nicole chapman on leave following a news report that raises questions about missing records in the case, according to the mercury news. chaplain denial of any wrongdoing. high school students and some cheerleading organizations. ama: parents say they are desperate to keep their schools open. summit denali is a charter school that is both a middle and high school in sunnyvale. officials say the school has been operating in a deficit. abc 7 news reporter zach spoke with parents who are hoping and trying to keep it open. zach: summit public schools denali has been offering for -- operating for nearly 10 years now, home to santa clara students from grades six to 12. >> there is no other school like this. it supports every learner, every child, in every way that they need. zach: but school officials say they expect this year to be its last. chris graduated last year. he said the school closure would be

it's will trent then stay with us for abc 7 news at 11. will do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us. i'm a date and i'm dan ashley for spencer christian larryville. all of us. we appreciate your time. have a great evening. we'll see you again for abc 7 news at 11. opportunity the numbers truly don't lie to find a path forward to move ahead to build something better issues of race and social justice are a key part of building a better bay area at abc 7. it's our commitment to meet those moments the oakland city council is meeting right now with tough questions real solutions. for you for all of us. where did you do what you do? this is the moment to build a better b ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" [applause] please welcome today's contestants-- an aerospace engineer from cambridge, massachusetts... a risk manager from montreal, quebec, canada... and our returning champion, a museum interpreter from amawalk, new york... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now, here is the hos

late today, a senior official telling abc news what might have caused the problem. for a time, pilots unable to receive critical flight safety information, planes halted from taking off. more than 10,000 flights delayed or canceled. and at this hour, what we're now learning about similar problems now being felt in canada tonight. but they're backup is working. gio benitez standing by. >>> also tonight, news just coming in, sources telling abc news documents believed to be classified from when president biden was vice president have now been found at a second location. pierre thomas standing by. >>> dangerous storms across the country. the system that swlam edslammedt west all over again. rob marciano timing all of this out. >>> tonight, the republican party in new york now saying embattled congressman george santos should resign, after being accused of making up most of his life story. tonight, house speaker kevin mccarthy saying santos stays. and will he now get committee assignments? what the house speaker told our rachel scott. >>> the war in ukraine tonight. hor

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tonight the tributes pouring in from her abc news colleagues and beyond. deborah roberts with a look at barbara's 50-year legacy as an extraordinary woman and journalist. >>> we're tracking two new year's eve storms on both coasts tonight. in the northeast a rainy forecast for the big night. crowds in times square can expect to get drenched right up until midnight. and that major storm system in the west, bringing heavy snow and flooding rain. our team timing it out. >>> new details in the idaho college student murders. police tonight saying, we have our guy. confident they've arrested the man responsible, but offering few details on a possible motive. we're learning more about how they tracked his car and used dna evidence that allegedly helped identify the 20-year-old grad student. kayna whitworth with new reporting from idaho. >>> across the globe from australia and dubai, millions are already ringing in the new year. >>> plus, more from barbara walters in her own words. >> more than being remembered, i hope that by younger women, i can help them aspire.

right that is it for this edition of abc 7 news. s on amidates, and i'm gay and ashley for sandy betel larry beale slightly older and the entire abc 7 news team. we appreciate your time. in every moment there's an opportunity the numbers truly don't lie to find a path forward to move ahead to build something better issues of race and social justice are a key part of building a better bay area at abc 7. it's our commitment to meet those moments the oakland city council is meeting right now with tough questions real solutions for you for all of us. where did you do what you do? this is the moment to build a ♪♪ from the alex trebek stage at sony pictures studios, this is "jeopardy!" introducing today's contestants-- a consultant from new york, new york... a freelance writer and crisis-worker trainee from williamsport, pennsylvania... and our returning champion-- a blogger, podcaster, and freelance writer originally from springfield, illinois... whose 2-day cash winnings total... [applause] and now here is the host of "jeopardy!"--ken je

here's mary bruce. >> reporter: tonight, sources tell abc news the fbi searched president biden's former private office back in november after biden's lawyers discovered classified documents there earlier that month. no word on whether agents found any new material. the president didn't mention any fbi search when the documents story broke three weeks ago. >> i've turned over the boxes, they've turned over the boxes to the archives, and we're cooperating fully. >> reporter: the white house alerted the fbi when the president's lawyers later found more classified material in his wilmington home. federal agents found still more when they searched the residence earlier this month. the administration insists they have cooperated fully with the investigation, but they're now facing questions about why they haven't been more forthcoming with the american people. >> we've been fully transparent and cooperative from the begin. thanks very much. >> why the trickle of information? >> reporter: tonight, we've learned robert hur, the special investigator, is set to formally get to work this week. dav

a top ukrainian official tells abc news. he expects more strikes by ukraine deep inside russia in the new year. north korean state media says leader kim jong un wants a quote exponential expansion of his country's nuclear arsenal. pyongyang reportedly test fired three short range missiles over the weekend. south korea warned against sunday that any use of nuclear weapons by the north would lead to the end of kim's government. here in the us at least one death is being blamed on flooding in sacramento county, california, so called atmospheric river is bringing historic rain to the area. last night, an entire low lying community was ordered to evacuate after at least two levees. failed. and in this year in nevada mountains, snow over the next few days is going to be measured in feet, not inches. accuweather's kevin costner in has the forecast. good morning, andrew. we have a big storm coming onto the planes to start this work week. the cold side is snow and ice from denver to minneapolis and the warm side. well, that's going to

our abc 7 news team is spread out across the bay area, and we begin with abc 7 news meteorologist lisa argen. lisa? lisa? good evening to you. 101 south south of gilroy, we have a flood warning, all throughout the afternoon, running until 8:30, also east of that area, a flood running in the next 45 minutes. but as we look at the area as a whole, all the wet weather is down around santa barbara. we have had a nice break today with big-time problems in southern california as we look at our storm report here over the vast day, we are looking at 107 reports, with one debris flow looking at 78 reports of flooding across the roadway. tree damaged, 28 trees down. boulder creek, 5.3 inches of rain, over four inches, almost five in saratoga, 3.7 and list a with over three in redwood city, 3.23, and almost 3.5 inches of rain. with two weeks of rain, you might be asking how much rain did we receive, san francisco, over 12 inches since christmas, santa rosa, over 13 inches, the oakland airport well over 100% of average with 12.12 inches. you can see on top of mount tam, over 23 inches of rain. coy

abc 7 news. what a storm it was good evening. i'm on a date and i'm dan ashley. thanks for joining us. the skies may be clear tonight, but the damage has certainly been done. we have our full team out tonight assessing the damage and following the bay area's path to recover. let's first start with spencer christian because we could still have many more days of rain ahead spencer oh indeed. we could i just want to give you a look at what's happening right now and lived up with seven just the last little blast of the dying storm. we've got some moisture just offshore about to move on to our produce some light scattered showers. not much of that but just look back for just a moment at the rain fall totals from yesterday's and today's storm over five and one third at finato over two inches sfo at oakland 4 and 1/3 inches in redwood states and down to that area. we call the rain shadowed area, san jose got under an inch of rain and the wind gusts with that storm 101 miles per hour at pablo point 89 mi

abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good tuesday morning, everyone i'm andrew denberg from g in for rhiannon. we begin with a major ice storm tightening its grip on the middle of the country. travel will be treacherous. more than 1000 flights have already been canceled, but it's not just the ice making news. weather extremes are stretching coast to coast from 60 degrees below zero in the west to historic warmth in florida. this morning, a mixed bag of weather extremes across the country. from a days long ice storm to high temperatures threatening to break records. forecasters are warning of a significant icing event affecting at least 15 states from texas to ohio. three quarters of an inch of ice could fall in the coming days in san antonio, workers for the first time are using beet juice as a de icing agent, spraying a combination of brian and beet juice on roads and bridges, saying it's less corrosive than salt. the storms have already made travel treacherous, this truck left dangling off a highway in colorado. it com

abc 7 news. what a storm it w gas date and'n ashley. thanks for joining us. the skies may be clear tonight, but the damage has certainly been done. we have our full team out tonight a the damage andng ssfollowingsi the bay area's pao recover. let'sir fchriststian because we could l have many more days of rain ahead spencer a iook at what's happening right now and lived up with seven just offshore about to se ligovht scd showers. not much oft bus m tent a rain fall totals from yesterday's and tods'mor a 1hen redwood states and down to that area. we call the rain shadod area, san jose got under an inch of gh that storm 101 miles per hour at pablo point 89 miles peratrou los gatos. we still have with and one is hg expired now. we still have a high surf warning in a state in an effect until 3 am tomorrow all along the coastal areas there we have elevated wave heights dangerously elevated. so stay away from the coastline. and yes, there is a lot more rain on the way drenching storms next week. i'll gi

stay ready and be safe tomorrow everyone live in san jose dustin dorsey abc 7 news. alright, dustin. thanks very much. let's go back to time all of this out for you and get details that you need to know about this storm. abc 7 news weather. anchor spencer christian is back with those details spencer. okay. i'm a dad. we'll start with a look at our satellite radar composite image once again over the last 12 hours looping this to show you the approaching storm, which is a big vigorous powerful storm. it'll come in two stages. the first stage will be this warm front comutest wilng wm air into the bay area that's happening right now actually some of that moisture has arrived already ahead of the of course the first wave of storms and we most of this is evaporating before it hits the ground right now, but we do have reports have a couple of locations that have had some sprinkles already now, you can see again the floor is from the south warmer air is coming in as a result the 24-hour temperature change shows that it's a few degrees warmer right now then at this time yester

from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. w meveryo'm andreweginl security after a six year old student allegedly shot a first grade teacher in newport's news , virginia earlier this month last night, school officials met with parents and community members in what became an emotional meeting to demand change. fury and frustration were on full display at the school board meeting in newport news, virginia. i send my kids to school and find myself praying to god that they will return home safely. the public meeting marks the first with school leaders since police say a six year old boy shot his teacher this month. don't want to have a family dinner where i talk about where my kids will hide in their school 100 people signed up to speak. desiree yvette says her daughter rushed out of the classroom. after witnessing the shooting. she's six she's terrified because the person that was advocating for her got hurt at one point the school board chair, leaving her seat to console her. thank you. dozens of school employees also spoke out

that is what i am hoping for. >> in half moon bay, abc 7 news. >> five of seven farmworkers killed inthe shooting were chinese and tonight several asian pacific islander community groups are launching a gofundme page to help the families of all of the victims. abc seven news reporter suzanne fonda has that story. >> it has been a struggle to learn more about the chinese workers killed in half moon bay. >> we're are just learning about the names. we knew that one of the things that was difficult was finding next of kin, because of the fact that they are migrant workforce. >> five of the workers were chinese. the oldest was 73, the youngest, 43. cynthia is with chinese for affirmative action. they plan to meet city and county authorities to help the asian farmworkers. caa and other community groups set up a gofundme page. >> these are individuals who are traumatized, in shock. they have been displaced from their homes. >> we don't know anything about the employees, how long they have been at the farm or where their families live. >> that raises additional questions. we don't know what t

in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. o come on abc 7 mornings, we will have an update on that mass shooting in monterey park in southern california, after the lunar new year festival there. plus, protesting sheng thao's decision on police chief leronne armstrong. more classified documents. when investigators found at 312-hour search at president biden's delaware home. have heart failure and still experience unresolved symptoms? heart failure and seemingly unrelated symptoms like carpal tunnel syndrome... ...shortness of breath... ...irregular heartbeat... ...and lower back pain could mean something more serious called attr-cm a rare, underdiagnosed disease that worsens over time, so it's important to recognize the signs. sound like you? call your cardiologist and ask about attr-cm. business can happen anytime, anywhere. so help yours thrive and stay connected with the sound like you? comcast business complete connectivity solution. it's the largest, fastest, reliable network. advanced gig speed wifi. and cyberthreat prote

in santa clara, dustin dorsey, abc 7 news. dan: thank you. we are two days, 23 hours, 49 minutes from the final game of wildcard weekend when the bucs take on the cowboys. monday night at 5:00 right here on abc 7. hi, i'm eileen. i live in vancouver, washington and i write mystery novels. dogs have been such an important part of my life. i have flinn and a new puppy. as i was writing, i found that i just wasn't as sharp and i new i needed to do something so i started taking prevagen. i realized that i was much more clear and i was remembering the details that i was supposed to. prevagen keeps my brain working right. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. for back pain, i've always been a take two and call in the morning guy. but my new doctor recommended salonpas. without another pill upsetting my stomach, i get powerful, effective and safe relief. salonpas. it's good medicine. dan: an east palo alto police officer shot in the line of duty is out of the hospital and expected to make a full recovery. is started with a traffic stop last night.

to barbara walter told by those who worked closely with her on and off camera. >> announcer: from abc news world headquarters in new york, this is "world news tonight." >>> good evening, everyone. happy new year, and thanks so much for joining us on this sunday. i'm linsey davis. we begin tonight with a possible terror attack near new york's times square as millions gather to ring in the new year. amid heightened security. a man with a large knife attacked three police officers just blocks away from the celebrations before he was shot. thousands of officers were in the area already to try to keep the new year's crowd safe. authorities tell abc news 19-year-old trevor bickford traveled from maine and ran at the officers with a knife. one of the officers fired their gun, hitting bickford in the shoulder. the nypd shared this image of the weapon used in the attack. the incident sent panicked revellers running from the scene for security. it's being investigated as a possible terror incident. due to the method of the attack and online postings allegedly made by the suspect. investigators say t

matt gutman, abc news aviv, ukraine. matt thank you. hundreds of tourists were evacuated from machu pichu after officials shut down the side of it. growing anti government protests. at least 60 people have been killed in the unrest since last month. demonstrators want the new president of peru to resign. there's an animal shelter in western new york, and it's adopted an unusual strategy to try to get one of its dogs adopted a bcs will. ganz is here with the details will hey, andrea. okay, so, as you know, shelters usually go all hearts and flowers when trying to match an animal with an owner. but then there's ralphie the niagara spc. aids description starts out nicely enough, saying at first glance, he's an adorable, highly sought after young dog. but then the real talk begins with the shelter, calling the twice adopted dog a quote. terror in a somewhat small package and whole jerk, not even half. they also say ralphy is a fire breathing demon, and that the ideal home for him with the mother of dragons as a friday he was still available

he suffered a traumatic injury and aliir lifted on new year's day. here's abc's will carr. >> reporter: tonight, actor jeremy renner is in critical but stable condition after an accident while plowing snow near reno. >> medi fire is on scene. subject is currently breathing. care flights overhead. >> reporter: on new year's morning, authorities responding to a traumatic injury on renner's property. video from tmz capturing the movie star being airlifted by the wererarbyosl. a winter orwa wh e iving more 20 inches of snow. just last week, renner shared multiple videos of this large snowplow. in december, he posted this image, saying "lake tahoe snowfall is no joke." renner is best known for his character hawkeye in marvel's "avengers." he also is known for his movies "the town" and "the hurt locker." tonight, renner's publicist says he's with family and receiving excellent care and authorities say he was the only one involved in the accident. whit? >> will carr, thank you. >>> when we come back, news tonight about the deadly scaffolding collapse. victims falling 70

abc 7 news. dan: residence in san a were worried after a dam wall collapsed under saturday's storm. a retaining wall collapsed and is no longer protecting three properties. one resident is worried about what could happen during the next round of rain. >> i could lose a lot. absolutely, a lot. the stress factor, the english that my wife and i are going through right now. i would not wish that on anyone. dan: alameda county is closely watching the canal. authorities have provided sandbags and tarps as they try to navigate the situation to new -- two mitigate it. abc 7 news reporter luz pena is in san carlos in an area that flooded this weekend. luz: you can still flooding along -- and though businesses had a nice day today, they are getting ready for the next storm. the saturated soil is a reminder of the flood that five days later businesses are still recovering from along el camino rail in san carlos. >> we relocated all of our merchandise from one room to another. moisture. luz: no rain today me

tara: tara campbell, abc news. liz: there will be a candlelight vigil tomorrow for tyre at regency skate park at 7:00 p.m.. nichols was from sacramento but moved to memphis a couple years ago. the family says the vigil is a time for healing, love, and closure. gofundme page started by his mother has already raised nearly $1 million. the page was created friday to assist the family with memorial expenses. some of the money will go to the cost for mental health services and time off of work, and the construction of a memorial skate park for tyre. now for the latest on the mass shooting and half moon bay. the chronicle is reporting the forms involved in the shooting did not have permits to house workers. the living conditions have been under scrutiny following the mass shooting that left seven people dead and another injured. san mateo county officials opened an investigation. some have described the living conditions as deplorable, and a county supervisor got a close look. the suspected gunman worked at the farms and

stephanie sierra, abc 7 news. >> relatives of the shooting victims are trying to process the tragedy,abc 7 news reporter spoke to family members of three of the victims. >> still processing, this meant described the moment he called his cousin's wife and kids to tell them josÉ had been killed. >> i couldn't believe it. they were saying, why are you saying this, this is a lie. rena say he was shaking as he tried to understand the words that were coming out of his mouth. recently his cousin josÉ romero perez took this photo to send to his family in mexico. he leaves behind for children. >> for you josÉ was not a cousin, who was like a brother. >> you guys work together. -- go up together. their coworkers describe the nightmare at the farm. >>'s coworker saw him getting shot. >> pedro survived and remains hospitalized. his coworkers told you that he had been hurt, and that he had been taken to the hospital. martinez, he worked at the concord farms for 26 years. his brother said he was a supervisor who left his job. they were planning to meet as a family -- left his job, they were plannin

reporter: abc 7 news.: if you have concerns about issues involving gun violence, mental health or war, go to website for a list of local resources to help yourself and others. dan: new development. two city are facing lawsuits over plans to add more housing. californians for homeownership is suing nevada and belvidere for violating state laws. it claims each city did not complete the required 90 day review time and wants the plans and validated as a result. if the lawsuit is successful, the plans would be put on hold until the state does a review. it could slow down other housing projects as well. employees at pete's coffee have won their first union election at a store in california. workers in north davis voted 14-1 to join the service employees international union. it has taken nine months for the campaign to percolate. workers even had some help from union members at rival chain starbucks. they will celebrate with a rally outside the store in davis tomorrow. they said they hope for a different result b

abc 7 news reporter j.r. stone was in wine country with our story. >> this may look like just another downed tree to those at visa to he winery in napa valley it is hardly just another tree. >> it has been a really sad this particular tree has really been part of our family. >> tom davies of the winery says this oak tree had been a highlight of the winery since they opened nearly 15 years ago it had been standing in this spot for an estimated 200 and 75-year's before coming down during the latest storm that broke rain and heavy winds. >> for those that visit the winery this majestic oak, literally hundreds of thousands of people have picnicked under this oaktree since the day we open our doors in 1976 it's been a part of coming to the winery and having a glass of wine and some salami and cheese and people enjoying the beauty of the napa valley. >> downed trees have been only part of the problem in wine country floodwaters are receding in most areas but intersections like this one in sonoma county spend are st

in marin county, abc 7 news.ion: a mudslide in a peninsula town, belmont has blocked san juan boulevard. at least two properties have been read tagged and the owners are hoping to return to rescue some items once the neighbors sh young children is now out of a home. >> we are not directly affected but i feel really bad for them and it brings it home that it is good to get to know your neighbors and know where they are and how to reach them. of san juan boulevard is closed to traffic indefinitely. to paint a picture of the damage left behind, take a look at this map from the california geological survey. it shows a number of's -- it shows the number of landslides this month and since december 30 , there has not -- there has been --. there is a large majority in the bay area and in santa cruz mountains. moving on now, one of the landslides is in the east bay. niles canyon road remains closed in both directions. it was shut down yesterday morning and there is no estimated time for reopening. reminder that we have be

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. ama: so many have been asking how they can support the grieving town and those affected. consider donating to a nonprofit that has been supporting the farmworker community since 2006. they have set up a half moon bay strong fund. go to our website for a link. dan: as the half moon bay community heels, the larger asian-american community is also grieving tonight. the attacks in half moon bay and monterey park have shaken the start of the lunar new year, usually one of the most festive cebratthealdagh timohns was at a vigil in san francisco's chinatown and has more on how the community is coping. ♪ skyscrapers of downtown san francisco -- ♪ tim: music and candles met by pain in the square thursday night, where dozens gathered to remember the victims of the mass shootings in half moon bay and monterey park. >> we ran out of candles. we could have had three times the amount of candles. i am overwhelmed by how many people were touched enough to come out and spend their evening with us. tim

tara: tara campbell, abc 7 news. francisco public works is opening its operations yard at 8:00 this morning. it will stay open until 2:00. strong winds and heavy rain caused some sparks to fly in concord last night. trees were seen blowing into high-voltage wires, leaving many pg&e customers in the dark. this happened on concord boulevard. police quickly closed off concord boulevard. more than half a half a million people across california are without power right now. more than 20,000 of those outages are in the bay area, according to pg&e's outage map. the utilities online map shows many other trouble spots, and the green and orange spots are indicating where there are outages in the north bay. as of 4:00 this morning, more than 13,000 customers are in the dark. on the peninsula, more than 9000 without power. wind is picking up in many communities, too. in the north bay, specifically guerneville, we have been getting calls from viewers about flooding there this morning. one man called and said, when he looked out hi

i'm amanda del castillo, abc 7 news. ama: so many have been asking how they can support the grieving town and those affected. consider donating to a nonprofit that has been supporting the farmworker community since 2006. they have set up a half moon bay strong fund. go to our website for a link. dan: as the half moon bay community heels, the larger asian-american community is also grieving tonight. the attacks in half moon bay and monterey park have shaken the start of the lunar new year, usually one of the most festive celebrations on the calendar. tonight, tim johns was at a vigil in san francisco's chinatown and has more on how the community is coping. ♪ skyscrapers of downtown san francisco -- ♪ tim: music and candles met by pain in the square thursday night, where dozens gathered to remember the victims of the mass shootings in half moon bay and monterey park. >> we ran out of candles. we could have had three times the amount of candles. i am overwhelmed by how many people were touched enough to come out and spend t

this is abc news. >> the windy, wet weather continues with flood advisories for part of the bay area. we are tracking all of it. dan: thanks for joining us. as the rain continues we have team coverage for you. ama: suzanne is tracking the deadly budding. dan: we will begin patel. sandhya: it is let me show you live doppler 7. even though the rain has let up, we are still getting the wet weather. in the last two hours, we have had moderate to brief, heavy rain. you are seeing steady, light rain in thas we take a advisories continue through this evening. we have a flood warning for the russian river. it is going until this weekend. it is expected to go above flood stage. minor flooding is forecasted for tomorrow afternoon. 3 p.m. tomorrow, it will be over the 32 foot, flood stage. most of the bay area is not under a lead -- not under a flood watch. letting the still possible, especially since everything is so saturated. creeks and rivers are running high. moderate level two storm. light to moderate rain, possibility of flooding continues. gusty winds and down trees. 6 p.m., the focus is

this is abc 7 news.homes made uninhabitable despite all of this proof that the bay area is more resilient than the rain. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley and i'm a dates. we are expecting to start the weekend with heavy rain and gusty winds in the morning tonight as you can see live on live doppler 7 conditions are much calmer. this is one of the few breaks we've had from this series of storms. covering these conditions is keeping our crews very busy abc 7 news reporters, including cornell bernard and zach fuentes are spread out across the bay area tonight to bring you live updates on the storm's impact, but first, let's hear from abc 7 news meteorologist sandia patel. she has the forecast sandia. yes, dan and alma. let's take a look at live doppler 7 right now and we'll track where the showers are at this hour focused on the south bay right around san jose north 1st street. you'll notice alum rock east foothills as we had towards the east bay livermore. concannon boulevard pleasant

abc. seven news. good morning, everyone. rning, everyone. so we are going to begin with the crash. we're following right now. in sonny bill were injuries have been reported. it's going to be on westbound to 37 before the lawrence expressway. your speeds are looking at around 26 mph in this area. also if you rely on bart for your commute to let you know that the red line is experiencing limited service right now, that's going to be between the richmond and millbrae stations. (voya mnemonic.) there are some things that go better...together. hey! like your workplace benefits... and retirement savings. with voya, considering all your financial choices together... can help you be better prepared for unexpected events. for a brighter financial future. thanks. ahh pretzel and mustard... another great combo. (voya mnemonic.) voya. well planned. well invested. well protected. in las vegas, the most popular food is broccoli. voya. well planned. well invested. yeah, that's the only food. they have broccoli smoothies, and broccoli pancak

from abc news in new york. this is america this morning. good morning, everyone . i'm andrew timber. and i'm christie ileto in very in and we begin with another travel nightmare for people across the country and now the demand for answers more than 10,000 flights have been delayed or canceled after a maintenance error caused the computer system failure at the faa yesterday, leading to the first ground stop since 9 11. longtime pilots say this kind of problem is unheard of, and congress is now vowing to look into it as lawmakers prepare to make big decisions about faa funding. alright, abc is justin finches. here to break it all down for us, justin. good morning. andrew good morning, and this morning, the nation's air carriers are aiming to recover from thousands of flight delays and cancelations as transportation officials now work to make sure it doesn't happen again. at airports across the country questions and confusion. it's just pure chaos called for boarding started the boarding and then all of a sudden they called us off more than 10,000. u s flights delayed

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this is abc 7 news. weathering the storms a look at how businesses and people are dealing with mounting storm damage after 13 days of rain in the last two weeks. good evening, and thank you for joining us. i'm dion lim two weeks now and we remain on storm watch you can see it all in that green and yellow on live doppler 7 and the list of storm damage keeps getting longer added this morning the fallen tree in san francisco and the rain isn't done with us yet today. we could even see a thunderstorm spencer is watching it all and spencer no longer. have you downgraded this to a one? it's a level two again. that's right. the united started as a level three this morning a powerful storm and now it's still got a lot of punch to it. so let's take a look at what's going on. you mentioned thunderstorms. we have a batch of thunderstorms that just developed offshore and suddenly started pushing inland one right over the golden gate right now as a matter of fact, so around that area lower marin county and parts of s

ryan: ryan curry, abc 7 news. liz: with this victory, the 49ers will play another home game at levi's stadium this upcoming weekend. they hope the next game showcases the california sunshine. we might not have sunshine but it sounds like we will not have rain. frances: next weekend look sunny. right now, we are dealing with light rain in san francisco and tonight into early tomorrow morning, we have a storm level two arriving as this final system moves through and brings more rain. liz: also ahead, a call to action. what local groups are now demanding as a man was found hosing down and on house hosing down and on house unhoused without the right start to your day... your morning could hit a wall. that's not the door. i got it! belvita breakfast biscuits are baked with slow-release carbs and provides steady morning energy to help you rise and thrive. you might take something for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. wit

tonight, abc news obtaining 911 calls from that night. at 12:50 a.m., the resort calling to report, quote, a person who apparently suffered a fall, finding him lying in blood. 20 minutes later, the paramedics arriving, determining blair had no vital signs. five minutes later, concluding no signs of violence. mexican authorities ruling he suffered severe head trauma. in a report, the attorney general saying there were no signs of a struggle and that the amount of alcohol found in blair's body was considerable. but the family claims foul play, saying he's a victim of a brutal crime. >> mola lenghi joining us now. mola, the family is still working to bring blair's body back to the u.s. tonight? >> reporter: that's right, whit. the blair family has hired private investigators in the hopes of bringing elliot's body back to the united states to perform their own autopsy. officials in mexico say they're cooperating with the department of justice and the fbi in this investigation, whit. >> still so many questions about this case. mola, thank you.

reporter: abc 7 news.: if you have concerns about issues involving gun violence, mental health or war, go to website for a list of local resources to help yourself and others. dan: new development. two city are facing lawsuits over plans to add more housing. californians for homeownership is suing nevada and belvidere for violating state laws. it claims each city did not complete the required 90 day reviewawitsuccessful, the plans would bt onold until the state does a review. it could slow down other housing projects as well. employees at pete's coffee have won their first union election at a store in california. workers in north davis voted 14-1 to join the service employees international union. it has taken nine months for the campaign to percolate. workers even had some help from union members at rival chain starbucks. they will celebrate with a rally outside the store in davis tomorrow. they said they hope for a different result but it will abide by the law. ama: san jose's oldest city park is closed u

abc 7 news. bina: in sonoma county this morning that worry is about the russian river. it could crest and cause serious flooding tonight. abc 7 news were order live with the latest. >> high there, we are in guernsey are a good part of this area -- we are in guerneville where are good part of the areas without flower and under a serious flood warning as well. officials are worried that the russian river may flood. the warning is from hillsboro to jeanette over fear of the r flooding. business owners are taking this seriously. if you look next to us, the gourley -- galleria long street have sandbags on their front door as they prepare for the worse case scenario. we checked in on the river 40 minutes ago and the level is fully low with no sign of flooding -- is thankfully low with no sign of flooding but it is coming up. the rain could change things quickly for the river levels. i want to give you a look at the damage we saw lastight on the sonoma coast. trees were down on highway one closing the ro

ryan: ryan curry, abc 7 news. liz: with this victory, the niners will play another home game at levi's stadium. they hope the next game showcases the california sunshine. frances, i see that. frances: [laughs] we are looking for some sunshine. definitely clearer skies this morning as we show you a live shot. temperatures are little bit cooler, especially in the north bay as you wake up this morning. in san francisco, it is currently 52 degrees. . we have another storm heading our way, and i will tell you the details with the accuweather 7-day forecast, including those dry days, coming up. liz: thank you. also ahead, a call to action. what local groups are expecting as a man hosed down an unhealthy person in san francisco. plus, hurricane hunters. in a close look at why our in a close look at why our military is looking to fly everyone remembers the moment they heard, “you have cancer.” how their world stopped... ...and when they found a way to face it. for some,... ...this is where their keytruda story begins. key

abc. seven news. good morning , everyone i'm kumasi aaron from abc.fremont regarding the flooding and landslide. they're all lanes have reopened on eastbound and westbound 84. admission boulevard will wrap up here with the live. look at the bay bridge toll plaza looks like looks very light, so i think people still might be on vacation. drew. yeah lucky them. we're going outside. it's partly sunny on the golden gate bridge camera, and today it's just a mostly cloudy day. it's dry. it's a good day to prepare for heavy rain and strong winds with a level five. severe storm in the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. tomorrow we are tracking heavy rain. strong gusty winds of the flood threat is high and so too the possibility parentage is and trees coming down, kamasi. thank you drew. it's time for live with kelly and ryan and we'll be ♪ ♪ >> announcer: it's "live with kelly and ryan!" today, from the comedy "american auto," ana gasteyer. and star of "alert," scott caan. plus, if you have the post holiday blues, maybe we can help. check out "the best me

abc. seven news. good morning. i'm reggie aqui from abc. seven mornings.we talked about them a lot this morning san francisco northbound to 80 before ocean avenue. this earlier was a stall. now it has turned into a crash blocking at least one lane down to around 10 mph there if you relying on bar at about 20 minutes to your plan travel time today due to weather impacts, hydro. we're looking at live doppler seven. we have a light showers out there right now it's a level one on the storm impact scale and the main impact is william the north bay less than a quarter of an inch today. for most of us, it's a mix of sun and clouds. but this weekend get ready for the flood threat to continue a level two on the storm. impact scale. reggie please be careful out there everyone this weekend. the time now for live with kelly and ryan, i'm going to see you again at 11 today, from "the wedding veil" trilogy, lacey chabert! and a better year could be starting today as we continue "the best me in '23". also, another edition of "the inbox," and joining ryan as a cohost, and

abc 7 news reporter j.r.ne was in wine country with our story. >> this may look like just another downed tree to those at visa to he winery in napa valley it is hardly just another tree. >> it has been a really sad this particular tree has really been part of our family. >> tom davies of the winery says this oak tree had been a highlight of the winery since they opened nearly 15 years ago it had been standing in this spot for an estimated 200 and 75-year's before coming down during the latest storm that broke rain and heavy winds. >> for those that visit the winery this majestic oak, literally hundreds of thousands of people have picnicked under this oaktree since the day we open our doors in 1976 it's been a part of coming to the winery and having a glass of wine and some salami and cheese and people enjoying the beauty of the napa valley. >> downed trees have been only part of the problem in wine country floodwaters are receding in most areas but intersections like this one in sonoma county spend are still

new year's day. well tonight, her husband has now been charged with murder. here's abc's stephanie ramos. >> reporter: tonight, the husband of that massachusetts mother of three who vanished more than two weeks ago on new year's day, now charged with her murder. >> the continued investigation has now allowed police to obtain an arrest warrant charging brian walshe with the murder of his wife. >> reporter: brian walshe already in police custody for allegedly misleading investigators after ana walshe went missing. he's pleaded not guilty. ana last seen by a relative in the early hours of january 1st, leaving her boston area home for a flight to washington, d.c., that investigators say she never boarded. authorities launching an exhaustive search after she was reported missing by both her husband and her employer. police finding a bloody knife in the basement of the family's cohasset home. authorities also allege walshe said the day after his wife disappeared, he left the house to only get a treat for their son, but surveillance footage capturing him at this home depot. >> s

will ganss, abc news, new york. reggie: that was exciting. julia roberts showed up? jobina: yes, because she doesn't drop to much. reggie: the critics choice awards, juliet? all right. jobina: when parkas back open just in time for a fee-free day. fees are waived today for the mlk holiday. in honor of dr. martin luther king jr. day, we are taking a dive into our archives. here's a look back at some of the many visits he paid to the bay area. >> we can end poverty in the united states. >> i think when most people h dr. martin luther king junior come to mind, you visualize the south, may be the east coast, not necessarily the san francisco bay area. >> how may people would you say have to show up to san francisco and new york? >> he liked the bay area. >> he had a special affinity to come to california. when you thing the areas of the country where it seemed more open for black people to be treated on an equal basis. >> dr. clayborn by caretta scott king to document her late husband's life in the "king papers" project. he now leads the world ho

abc 7 news at 9:00 is next. z: >> liz: the video of officers beating him when he was pulled from the cart with a traffic stop. it shows him repeatedly screaming for his mother as he is punched, kicked, and upper sprayed. peaceful protests across the country, including here in the bay area. thank you for joining us. i'm liz kreutz. people across the country reacting to the release of the body camera footage showing memphis police officers beating 29-year-old tyre

track today's storm anytime on the abc 7 news app. the abc 7 news app. - life is uncertain.ryday pressures can feel overwhelming it's okay to feel stressed, anxious, worried, or frustrated. it's normal. with calhope's free and secure mental health resources, it's easy to get the help you and your loved ones need when you need it the most. call our warm line at (833) 317-4673 or live chat at calhope.org today. liz: welcome back. here is a live look from our emeryville camera looking over the san francisco skyline. thanks for waking up with us this saturday. here is a live look outside. we will get an update from lisa in a moment. the warriors are looking for a win tonight after a loss to the % the magical coming to play the warriors at home inside chase center tonight at 5:30. turning to the nfl, a spectacular recovery by damar hamlin, who was in critical condition in the icu after collapsing on the field during a game against the cincinnati bengals. larry beil has an update in this morning sports. larry: good morning. from fighting for his life to a zoom call with teammates,

you are watching abc seven news at 11. a homeless man is dead tonight after catching fire in a santa rosa parking lot. it all happened along santa rosa avenue not far from highway 101. as abc seven news reporter reports police believe the deadly opioid fentanyl was involved. >> josÉ pacheco is pointing to where a homeless man caught fire and died early saturday morning in santa rosa. he sighed this dumpster. >> i found it pretty surprising because it happened right in our backyard right here out of nowhere you know? >> reports of a fire in this parking off of santa rosa avenue began coming in after midnight. >> when officers arrid theye fi, roughly 35 to 40 years old. it looks like he had accidentally set himself on fire. >> this sergeant is the spokesperson it for the santa rosa police department and says they have been able to piece together some of what happened using surveillance video. >> the individual we believe to be homeless was using a narcotic and used a lighter, immediately slumped down and laid on the ground. >