in pacifica, anser hassan, "abc 7 news." >> we appreciate the update.hank you. >>> now the weather created some lengthy delays at san francisco international airport throughout the day. things are clearing up now, but earlier a arrivals were seeing delays of two hours and 30 minutes. there were a few delays at the san jose airport. you can track the storm with the "abc 7 news" app. we have live doppler 7 on the app and you can enable push alerts to get weather advisories on your phone or tablet device. >>> a final goodbye for newman police corporal ronil singh. hundreds paid tribute to him during a public funeral in modesto. he was shot and killed during a traffic stop in the central valley city of newman the day after christmas. thousands of law enforcement and community members attended that funeral today. "abc 7 news" reporter jobina fortson was also there. she tells us it was not about the tragedy but about celebrating the life lived. >> reporter: an echo of bag pipes filled the cold air throughout modesto saturday morning, marking the start of the

abc 7's anser hassan has the story. >> reporter: senator kamala harris will lay out her platform in her bid to become president of the united states. >> i feel like kamala harris could be the next obama. so i wanted to be here. >> reporter: jaoshua and his wie came up from lanch.a. for the lh rally. her campaign says, oakland is a city that represents the underdog, and senator harris is, quote, going to start the campaign where it all started for her. harris was born in oakland, began her political career in the alameda county district attorney's office, rise to go become the first black u.s. senator from california. stacy landry plans to show up to show her support. but she doesn't think harris can win the presidency. >> the problem is she's from california. and she's liberal. and that's not going to win in the rest of the country. >> she's been anti-death-penalty when she was d.a. of san francisco, then defended the death penalty when she was attorney general for the state of california. >> reporter: uc hastings law professor george bouchard says harris is a strong candidate with a pr

. >> reporter: in fairfield, anser hassan, "abc 7 news." >> that baby better be bundled up. >> i knowy out there. baby, it is getting chilly out there. >> it will be chillier during the overnight hours and into the early morning. a look at live doppler 7. mainly clear skies over the bay area right now though high clouds are around. let me give you view from our abc 7 exploratorium camera at pier 15 here in san francisco looking back at part of the skyline. you can see the embarcadero center there. currently 51 in san francisco. 46, oakland. mid to upper 40s in mountain vie, san jose, morgan hill and half moon bay. it is getting a bit chilly. this is the view of emeryville looking west word along the bay bridge. 49 in santa rosa. mid to upper 40s in napa, petaluma. fair ffld, 43. concord, 49. and the lowest of them right now, 42 at livermore. along the embarcadero from the roof top camera here at abc 7, here are the forecast features. cold mornings for the next few days. rain will arrive this weekend and temperatures will not be as low them and the wet pattern continues through next we

anser hassan has their reaction. >> are you hungry? >> immediate family is thousands of miles away, so we make family where we go. >> reporter: the mcclintock family includes billy and his wife who treated coast guard chief michael mcclintock and his family to dinner. >> you know, they're just toughing it out. they don't really say a lot. they're proud. and so it's got to be tough. >> reporter: and it has been. chief mcclintock is a health services technician with the coast guard's pacific strike team based in novato. he goes to work but he hasn't been paid in weeks due to the government shutdown. >> the last two weeks have been stressful and difficult. there's been loans and payment deferments. >> reporter: heather says they were happy to hear the white house announce a three-week stop-gap bill reopening the government through at least february 15, but then what? >> it's really just a band-aid. i'm afraid that we're going to be in the same exact position in three weeks. >> reporter: christine's husband also works for the coast guard.