>> reporter: carolyn withers diamond is worried sick about her four-year-old tabby tommy. she recently adopted him but 30 minutes after she brought him home -- >> opened up the crate and he went downstairs into the basement, and i couldn't find hem. >> reporter: carolyn searched the basement. >> i was looking all around and the next thing i know, i see him in one of the rafters, and i'm like come on baby. come on, tommy, and i go to reply for him and he shot up into the wall. >> reporter: that was three week ago. and since then, carolyn says she and her neighbors have been hearing tommy in the walls. and her foster cat pip pip has been darting around. she shows us where she's hammered in one wall where she's heard tommy crying. she also says firefighters came with special equipment to search in the walls and vents but detected nothing. >> we don't find help riata were to rescue tommy, he's going to be with a freezing cold, you know, weather and i can't imagine there's too many mouses -- mice left in the

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also, you heard carolyn say that maverick was canceled.ere is a high surf advisory starting this morning at 10:00. breaking waves up to 20 feet. be careful if you're headed to the coastline. it continues until 4:00 p.m. tuesday. strong rip current, beach erosion expected as well. highs today will once again be mild in the 60s. we'll see a few passing high clouds. but mostly blue skies out there. san francisco, 63. oakland, 62. san jose one. warmer spots at 67 degrees. nice in santa cruz at 70. now here's the storm impact scale. we rank each storm 1 to 5. the next storm is a 1. it's light. this moves in monday afternoon through early tuesday morning. we're going to see light to moderate rain and less than about .25 inches for most areas. maybe more in the north bay. so the latest forecast animation model shows better timing of the rain. i think you're going to like it because tomorrow afternoon, it's going to be mostly dry through the bay area. we could see some rain in parts of the north bay. it moves in 5:00 p.m. you want to bring maybe a

carolyn? >> francis, thank you. >>> a big rig carrying diesel fuel caught on fire this morning shutting down part of highway 238. abc 7 news was in hayward this morning where firefighters tackled this fire on the northbound side of the freeway near the 14th street on ramp. the chp says a semi truck caught on fire around 2:45 this morning. >>> developing news, at least one person has died in a magnitude 7.1 earthquake. it struck off the coast of peru this morning at 1:18 our time. new video shows people standing on higher ground away from buildings for safety. photos show others sifting through the rubble. 57 people are injured. officials say there is no longer a tsunami threat. >>> state lawmakers in hawaii have now scheduled a hearing to investigate yesterday's false alarm which warned a ballistic missile was headed toward the islands. >> this is not a drill. take immediate active measures. repeat, the missile command has detect aid missile threat to hawaii. >> that alert went out on tv and c

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 7. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn, good morning to you. hi, everyone. it's a little chilly and we do have some fog around the bay area. live doppler 7 showing some cloud cover, two-mile visibility at san jose. but at the airport we're down to 42-minute delays. that's an improvement from over an hour, just last hour. 49 in the city, it's 47 in san jose, 50 in oakland, and from this vantage point, you can see the low cloud deck. 39 in napa, 50 in livermore. we do have a winter watch in effect. you can see the snow in the sierra nevada. we need so much more and it is on the way. cloudy today. looking at mostly cloudy skies midday. a few peeks of sun. it will be a cooler afternoon, but it will be dry. take advantage of that because we're expecting very heavy rain and gusty wind at times tomorrow. i'll time it out for you with my accuweather 7-day forecast coming up. >> lisa, thank you. >>> new this morning, police in fremont ar

and invite carolyn also to respond. thanks. >> sure. well, first i want to make really clear -- >> i think -- is it? is it on? >> it's on. >> sorry. >> i want to make really clear that i am not arguing that the adjustment of price deflators in the computer and electronics product industry is wrong. i'm not saying that productivity is biased. that the government estimates of productivity growth. there is a very row boat bu-- robust debate within the small corner of the economics provision that pays allot of attention to price deflators, okay. and it is, you know, about whether these adjustments are too big or too little. and there is a very large debate going on right now about whether we should be more better adjusting other sorts of products and services, goods and services, particularly i.t. goods and services better for changes in product quality. my point, rather, is really twofold. one is that these productivity changes are not picking up automation. and too often in the public discussion we're pretty sloppy about that. we're assum

i'm carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us on this sunday 7th. let's get a quick look at the weather with lisa argen. >>> good morning, everyone. i'm up on the rooftop, it is pretty chilly. we have also had some fog. we have some wet weather headed our way. so live dr so live doppler 7 is showing a quarter mile in the south bay. current numbers in the upper 30s from santa we are cooler than this hour yesterday. the forecast today calls for the 30s and the 40s for the 7:00 hour. 50s by noontime. mostly cloudy skies, upper 50s to near 60. and we have many advisories to pass along to you, carolyn. we have a flood watch, wind advisory, and we'll talk about it in a couple minutes. >> a lot going on. thank you, lisa. >>> developing news out of fairfield this morning where the search is on for a gunman who open oed fire on an east freeway leaving one man with life-threatening wounds and injuring poli other /* this led to the closure of freeway ramps for hours. stephanie wilson has the details. >> we don't know if it was an exchange of gunfire or not. th

carolyn ra dford. again for the next match. carolyn radford.d bitcoin grabbing the headlines. these markets have been hitting record levels they are today. we have earnings coming out, quite a few big companies this week. but here in hong kong and australia and also elsewhere in asia we are seeing declines today. that‘s it for business briefing this hour. stay with us, i will see you in a moment. there‘s been a mixed response to the announcement of a 70 billion pound plan to improve road and rail links across the north of england. transport for the north says the scheme will reverse a long—term gap in funding. danny savage reports from leeds. the hills of the north. beautiful, but a physical barrier between the conurbations either side of the pennines. travelling by car can be painful. the few routes over the top are often congested. as for the trains, they‘re frequent but relatively slow, and can be overcrowded. improving transport links across the pennines is nothing new. this is the leeds liverpool canal built more than 200 years ago. but in

and carolyn you're there at a bookstore we see you know people there behind you were you able to getopy of fire and fury. no unfortunately not because they're all sold out and that happened yesterday night at this bookstore opened soul night as so let let let's talk i have here as steve salah sending with me he's the owner of this book shop kramer bookshop thank you for being with us good morning which thank you thank you this book we're talking we all. talking about it was meant to be published on tuesday what happened yesterday well we caught wind of the publishing house they decided to push up the release date and around six o'clock last night we heard about it we were able to get access to some copies and being that we are a bookstore that is open late we decided to release the book on friday at twelve o'clock how many copies we had a bunch of copies and we move through them within literally a couple minutes we believe how many cost i can't give you that number but we were very many copies that we had and we moved through the very fast many people brace the cold weather to come o

and since then, carolyn says she and her neighbors have been hearing tommy in the walls. and her foster cat pip pip has been darting around. she shows us where she's hammered in one wall where she's heard tommy crying. she also says firefighters came with special equipment to search in the walls and vents but detected nothing. >> we don't find help riata were to rescue tommy, he's going to be with a freezing cold, you know, weather and i can't imagine there's too many mouses -- mice left in the building and i know that there is some like little leaky pipes. >> reporter: she says animal rescuers have set cats can survive for like a month or so but she hopes tom knee finds his way out soon. >> it's very short amount of time left. we've only got days. >> reporter: and in case you're wondering carolyn says that she has put out food but so far no luck. she believes that tommy may actually be in the walls just lost between two different floors. iain? >> shawnette, thank you. >>> he never thought he'd make it to 18. drugs were literally killing him. now, one man's birthday wish

carolyn? >> frances, thank you. a big rig caught on fire early this morning shutting down part of interstate 238. one lane is still closed. abc news was in hayward this morning where firefighters tackled this fire on the northbound side of the freeway near the 14th street on-ramp. chp says the semi truck caught fire around 2:45 this morning. lane 3 is the one that's closed as firefighters clean up the mess. >>> developing news. a magnitude 7.1 earthquake has struck off the coast of peru this morning. it happened at 1:18 our time. new video shows people standing on higher ground away from buildings for safety. photos show others sifting through rubble. there have been no reports of deaths or damage. officials say there is no longer a tsunami threat. >>> hawaii residents are still shaken and looking for answers this morning after yesterday's false alert warning of a ballistic missile was headed towards the island. >> this is not a drill. take immediate action measures. repeat, the u.s. pacific command has detected a m

i'm carolyn tyler. you for joining us on this sunday, january 7th. let's start with a quick look at the weather, our meteorologist lisa argen is up on the road. >>> hey, carolyn. good morning to you. it is foggy up here in the 30s and the 40s. fog has spread all about the bay. we have a half mile in hayward, two miles in san carlos. that's a little better at the airport, a mile visibility. six miles in the south bay. a quarter mile in santa rosa and by the delta. so current numbers in the upper 30s around the fringes of the bay. and we're at 44 in oakland. by 7:00 n the upper 40s for oakland and san matteo. a good deal of cloud cover, 53 for san ramon. then by 7:00 tonight, we've got some upper 40s. but tomorrow's big day, we're looking at a flash flood watch through the day on monday for the north bay. the recent burn areas. and a wind advisory throughout the afternoon. so we've got a big storm system coming in tomorrow. it's going to last all day. take us through tuesday morning. i'll time it out for

. >> reporter: carolyn withers diamond is worried sick about her four-year-old tabby tommy.he recently adopted him but 30 minutes after she brought him home -- >> opened up the crate and he went down stairs into the basement and i confine him. >> reporter: carolyn says she search the basement. >> i was looking all around and the neck thing i know i see him in one of the rafters and i'm like, come on baby, come on, tommy, and i go to reach for him, and he shot up into the wall. >> reporter: that was three weeks ago and since then, carolyn says she and her neighbors have been hearing tommy in the walls. and her foster cat pippin has been darting around. >> she shows us where she's hammered in one wall where she says she's heard tommy crying. she also says firefighters came with special equipment to search in the walls and vents but detect the nothing. >> green street account rescue they came over. and with traps and they have been awesome. we put food around i got kentucky fried chicken they said the smell, you know, and lingers everywhere and they love it. >> reporter: still

i'm carolyn. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 21st. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa arden. >> hi, everyone. is it cold out there. temperatures below freezing in many neighborhoods and clouds increasing throughout the day today. we're looking at a dry start and dry finish for most but things will be changing as we get through the morning hours. here's a look at the storm system that will be headed our way and a live look outside from roof camera. temperatures wow, 46 in san francisco, 35 in gilroy, mid 40s mountain view and san jose. look at this panel where numbers are still in the 30s from santa rosa to napa and livermore. we'll rebound with a little bit of morning sun, but then we'll see the increase in clouds and rain by about 4:00 in the north bay. it's going to be later elsewhere and it's going to continue through your monday morning commute and we have another chance of rain, a better chance, that will bring higher totals midweek. carolyn? >> thank you. >>> it is now day two of the governm

and since then, carolyn says she and her neighbors have been hearing tommy in the walls. foster cat pippin has been darting around. >> she shows us where she's hammered in one wall where she says she heard tommy crying. she also says firefighters came with special equipment to search in the walls and vents but detected nothing. >> green street cat rescue them came over and with traps and they have been awesome. um we put food -- food around i got kentucky fried chicken they said the smell, you know, and lingers everywhere and they love it. >> reporter: still, no sign of tommy. >> we don't find help right away to rescue tommy, he's going to be -- with the freezing cold, you know, weather and i can't imagine there's too many mouses -- mice left in the building and i know that there is some like little leaky pipes. >> reporter: carolyn says animal rescuers said cats can survive for month or so but she hopes tommy finds his way out soon. >> it's very short amount of time left. we've only got days. >> shawnette wilson tells us tommy's new mom has no idea what to do next. so if

. >> reporter: carolyn and adrian richardson live paycheck to paycheck. >> we're digging into savings and making it work. >> reporter: she recently quit her job in the music industry because child care for her son cost more than her salary. >> i've been there 12 years. my salary had mostly been the same. you get the little small raises that everybody gets but nothing substantial. >> reporter: wages for americans are flat, growing just 2.5% in the last year. and the number of americans working part time but who want a full-time job is about 5 million, just slightly better than at the start of the great recession. >> i see the stock market going up, and i see a lot more millionaires and billionaires being made, but i'm not feeling the effects of that. >> reporter: but in a tale of two americas, some sectors like professional services, health care and construction are booming. >> if i could hire 50 guys tomorrow i would. >> reporter: he now hires more people at his plumbing business in phoenix. >> we've had a wage growth over the last three year. >> reporter: but experts say if wages don

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 >>> talking about images on beauty products and fake pg&e callsimportant stuff going on today. the pg&e phone scam is making the rounds again. telephone scamsters are calling and threatening to cut off the consumer's pg&e service for unpaid bills. that's not how it works. pg&e will not ask for immediate payment by using threats and service disconnection. they will not ask you to pay with a prepaid card. if you are still concerned call pg&e directly about any issue. >>> we have a recall of a mini van you need to know about. fiat chrysler is recalling more than 160,000 mini vans to fix a software problem that can make engines stall. the recalls, which are mainly in north america cover chrysler, pacifica vans from the 2017 model year with gasoline engines. the auto maker says there have been no injuries caused by the issue. however, there is one potentially-related crash. >>> no more faking out customers with altered photographs. the nation's largest drugstore chain is banning photo manipulation in its store brand makeup marketing and promotional dis

. >> good morning i'm carolyn tyler, thank you for joining us on this sunday january 28th let's look at the weather with our meteorologist and she is in for lisa argen. >> hi carolyn, a very different start this morning. here is a look at live doppler 7 and the satellite images, clouds off the coast but thick fog through parts of the north bay. santa rosa, limitedi visibility and temperatures in the 40s for the most part. it is cool in some spots, 30s in santa rosa, napa 39, far field 33 and half moon bay and the peninsula, in the 50s, mountain view 51, compared to 24 hours ago, we are warmer by 14 degrees in half moon bay and 10 degrees warmer in mountain view. cooler in santa rosa, napa and fairfield. warming things up today get ready for sun thien this week. >> thank you. >>> breaking news in the south bay. still on the scene of a house fire leaving one man dead. the fire broke out before 2:00 this morning on a townhouse near lafayette street. you can see the heavy flames rising from the four unit building. they found a man inside one of the units the paramedics tried to resuscita

." >> i'm carolyn tyler, thank you for joining us on this sunday, january 28th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist. >> it's hard to believe it is the end of january. we are starting off with live doppler 7 in the satellite image. we are dealing with limited visibility parts of the north bay, santa rosa and petaluma and fairfield, fog creeping through delta and temperatures are ranging from 30s to 50s, so we have 38 in santa rosa, san francisco, half moon bay, 52 degrees and mountain view. it is warmer on the pe nineteen hours ago. 13 degrees warmer, in mountain view, 10 degrees warmer in palo alto, and you'll notice as the day plays out things will warm up quickly about 11:00 this morning we'll be hitting the 60s in many neighborhoods and this afternoon we're warming up, upper 60s and guess what, can gets warmer, i'll have details coming un. >> thank you francis. >>> marijuana is legal in california but not easy to get. demand may out strip supply. retailers a shortage can lead to rising "abc 7 news" has details. >> >> reporter: s

in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> much appreciated, carolyn. >>> on the flip side, some potential candidates have publicly declared they will not run, that includes carmen shoe. she says she bettst serves as assessor right now. >>> let's take you back to our storm watch coverage. abc 7 was in san francisco and found minor flooding along the embarcadero on bay street. the mission district took no chnces, sand bags and flood barriers went up in front of homes and businesses today to protect against any flooding that might happen. along this stretch of fulsome scre street, a big line of barriers were set up. this driver ran into destructible in daley city. drivers in burlingame took it easy, crossing puddles on the streets and keeping windshield wipers going. no real problems no burlingame, but it's been an intense day around the bay area. >> we heard this stat, it's been the rainiest day in three years. >> it's rainiest day since december 11 of 2014. so a little over three year. it's raining now, you can see a little bit on this area right here at the golden gate and going

in the newsroom, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> much appreciated, carolyn. >>> on the flip side, some candidates have publicly declared they will not run, that includes carmen she says she bettst serves as assessor right now. >>> let's take you back to our storm watch coverage. abc 7 was in san francisco and found minor flooding along the embarcadero on bay street. the mission district took no chnces, sand bags and flood barriers went up in front of homes and businesses today to protect against any flooding that might happen. along this stretch of fulsome scre street, a big line of barriers were set up. this driver ran into destructible in daley city. drivers in burlingame took it easy, crossing puddles on the streets and keeping windshield wipers going. no real problems no burlingame, but it's been an intense day around the bay area. >> we heard this stat, it's been the rainiest day in three years. >> it's rainiest day since december 11 of 2014. so a little over three year. it's raining now, you can see a little bit on this area right here at the golden gate and going into san franci

correspondent kelli arena joins us from washington not welcome carolyn we saw some responses some tweets there tell us more about what time's up wants to achieve. well it's important to say that time's up meeting is and he probably meant the meetings of this we've already began in october last year the new show dave is a little less and it's run by volunteers more organized in working groups and one of these working groups is ministered by the national women's law center's legal network for gender equity that's a long name and they are the ones who will connect the victims of sexual harassment with lawyers and will therefore also be responsible and will decide who gets the help from this thirty million fans that is one of the points that this movement is is about. and they're also asking. to wear black in the forthcoming the golden globes. yes that is also i think their requests to do the golden globes are this sunday and this is of course symbolic it is a direct. help from this movement to the victims rather trouble why is this issue of such a house when playing out so prominently in th

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 28th. let's start with a quick look at the weather with our meteorologist frances dean ling. >> satellite image. clouds are way off to the coast. we're dealing with sub oren fog in santa rosa where visibility is about a fourth of a mile now. elsewhere, it's cleared up through napa and fairfield. that had fog much earlier this morning. here's the 12-hour day planner. mostly clear conditions. temperatures in the 40s and 50s. a sunny and milder afternoon. we'll even see upper 60s in some inland areas during the afternoon hours. sunsets at 5:28. it will be a clear and cool evening overnight once again. this is just the beginning of the warmup. i'll let you know how hot it's going to be coming up with the accuweather seven-day forecast. carolyn? >> frances, thank you. we have developing news in the south bay. firefighters in santa clara say one person has died in a house fire. the three-alarm fire broke out just before 2:00 this morning at a town house on clyde avenue near lafayette street. crew

and it should stay this way until sunday morning. >> carolyn shively. and that was a daring jump you made on live tv this morning. bravo. you were great. thank you. stay warm. >>> already this morning san francisco airport says 19 flights into and out of sfo to the east coast are canceled because of that weather. that's after 100 flights were canceled yesterday because of the storm back east including flights to and from new york city, newark, boston and philadelphia. in about an hour from now, sfo will have a better idea how many flights will be canceled today. of course andrew camilleri -- mornings on 2 will keep you updated. >>> in san francisco the list of potential candidates who want to serve out the remainder of the late ed lee's term is growing. the deadline to file the papers is early next week. tara moriarty has more on the potential contenders. >> reporter: former board of supervisors president angela alioto officially announcing her decision to run for mayor of san francisco. >> and then here are the multiple signatures. >> reporter: the 68-

>> carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> busy say for senator feinstein. she met with the president and other lawmakers at the white house over immigration issues. but her day started with the release of a much talked about transcript. feinstein decided on her own to release the judiciary committee's interview with one of the founders of fusion gps, she says the american people have the right to know what was said. fusion gps helped produce an unsubstantial yaltsed dossier that outlined the russian effort to help the trump campaign. s on the committee had refused to release the transcript saying it could taint the investigation. >>> controversy tonight over the last remaining floating community, costly relocation has reads wondering if the city should be using its money elsewhere. plus -- >> i only live one time. this is something that i feel deeply strongly about. >> he's back. jon gruden says he never wanted to leave the raiders in the first place. >>> and also the simple steps michael finney says you can take to extend the life of things you use every s

carolyn phillips/homeowner: "everything we owned was in this home, everything that was handed down. my kids."carolyn phillips says they plan to rebuild, along with most of their neighbors who lost homes in the fire. so they would ask federal, state and local agencies for help in clearing out the debris and for help in streamlining the permit process so they can begin rebuilding as soon as possible. greg phillips/homeown er: "there's going to be a massive rush to the permit office."greg phillips would like to see federal and state agencies provide financial support to the cash strapped city and county. greg phillips/homeowner: "they'll need money to hire more employees to put it bluntly to staff the permits, to staff city planning."they also would appreciate low interest loans to make up the difference between what they're insurance company will pay, and the actual cost of rebuilding. carolyn phillips/homeowner: "most of us have very good fire insurance but it will still max out with how much all that this will cost." --tag--at last check the thomas fire was 92-percent contained.the

i'm joined now by the reporter who filed that story carolyn machine one joins us from washington carolyn you spoke with these trump voters sounds like they're almost all pretty happy with the job he's doing and you talk to anyone who wasn't happy. well sarah the aim of this report was to talk exclusively to trump supporters because donald trump won the election he is a president that we wanted to find out if they are still happy with him one year after they gave him their vote and to understand them to try to understand them it wouldn't be that interesting to listen to hillary supporters right now since she is not the president of the united states and also a detail you already interviewed this people before the election so we were wondering if they would still support him one year after the elections and in a way you're always interacting with people who criticize donald trump specially here in washington d.c. transporters are usually outside the big cities and smaller towns like seneca falls sometimes on falls where we were also polls are showing that don't has a record low support rig

carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >>> thank you. >> real concern over real id. concerns being made for those flying. >>> what we are learning about sewage spills on the coastline. >>> the calm between storms. >> what is my faith -- favorite color? >> purple. >> where is the craziest place i had sex? >> a circus. [cheers] jerry: don't you just want to have my job? [cheers] jerry: next "springer." for millions of baby boomers there's a serious virus out there that's been almost forgotten. it's hepatitis c. one in 30 boomers has hep c, yet most don't even know it. because it can hide in your body for years without symptoms, and it's not tested for in routine blood work. the cdc recommends all baby boomers get tested. if you have hep c, it can be cured. for us it's time to get tested. ask your healthcare provider for the simple blood test. it's the only way to know for sure. >>> today is the first day california is issuing federal real id cards. >> on october 1st 2020 you will need this card. >> reporter: issuing federal real id cards. drivers licenses and identific

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carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> meteorologist drew tuma standing by with live doppler 7. >>> also what happened to a just launched spy s >>> lost in space. an expensive and highly classified government satellite appears to be a total loss. >> elon musk's space exlaunched the secret zooma satellite from cape canaveral yesterday. the didn't separate properly from space exand may have burn in the atmosphere. >> how about this? industry experts say the lack of an official announcement may signal more to the story. it is estimated the satellite could be worth billions of dollars. >> let's update the weather forecast for you. how long is this rain hanging around? >> still looking soggy still. >> live doppler 7 is working overtime today tracking all of that moisture across the region. you can see the heaviest rain right now falling along the coast through san francisco down through south san francisco and approaching san mateo at this hour. san ramone, you're seeing earlier showers. to the south bay we go a little bit lighter and intensity. there's heavier showers that'll be moving onshore in

i'm carolyn tyler.ng progress on cleanup and recovery after the october wildfires. according to the press democrat state officials say cleanup in coffey park is expected to wrap up in two weeks. so far, 1800 lots have been cleared. about a million tons of debris. the north bay wildfires killed 40 people, more than 6,000 homes were destroyed. >>> happening today, a musical tribute to honor dr. martin luther king, jr. ♪ ♪ you know we got to find a way ♪ to have some understanding here today ♪ >>> it's the 16th annual "in the name of love" musical tribute. the concert begins at 7:00 tonight at the scottish rights center. tickets are on sale now. let's get a check of the forecast. here's frances dinglasan. >>> we're still seeing a lot of cloud cover and fog with limited visibility, especially in hayward and san jose. less than a mile. here's a live shot in san jose. grab a jacket if you're headed out the door. temps in the 40s. gilroy 39. san francisco 49 degrees. it's going to be a beautiful afternoon with

. >> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler.of relief programs will continue during the government shut down. that's good news for the people affected by the north bay wildfires. other fire recovery programs will not bed. u.s. army core of i think neither says 90 clean up crews scheduled to work tomorrow paid for through a relief fund that doesn't depend on congressional action. let's get a check of the accuweather forecast here is lisa argen. >> check out the brilliant sunrise. boy, is it cold. 32 in gilroy, 38, oakland and 37. lots of sun but freezing in santa rosa, napa incarrieding they appear out of nowhere. my secret visitors. hallucinations and delusions. the unknown parts of living with parkinson's. what plots they unfold, but only in my mind. over 50% of people with parkinson's will experience hallucinations or delusions during the course of their disease. if your loved one is experiencing these symptoms, talk to your parkinson's specialist. there are treatment options that can help. my visitors should be the ones i wan

. >>> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler.oping news out of fairfield where the search is on for a gunman that happened yesterday afternoon. the driver of a honda accord was hit multiple times. he lost control of the honda crashing into an suv and another car. police say he is in critical condition. seven others are recovering from injuries. the shooter sped away. police say the gunman targeted that victim. >>> let's get a check of the accuweather forecast with lisa argen up on the roof. >> good morning to you. hello, everyone. it's a little foggy here and around the bay. but i want to take you to santa cruz where it is pretty, 45 degrees. 49 here downtown. 50 in half-moon bay. from the east bay, the fog is there, 43 in livermore. we have heavy rain tomorrow. >>> here's your receipt. have a nice day! thank you. ♪ ♪ start the car! start the car! start the car! start the car! the ikea winter sale. wooooooo! get up to 50% off select items. now through january 10th. ikea. >>> we want to welcome you back to "gma" on a very cold sun

carolyn carlina chinmoy thank you very much for that the old saying goes never work with children or animals well now you can add robots to that list and c s l g executive david a vandal wall tried but failed to introduce the new home helper called chloe rather than responding to his every whim it left him and the audience waiting in silence take a look at this. chloe am i ready on my washer and cycle even robots have bad days. chloe what's for dinner tonight. ok chloe is not going to talk to me chloe doesn't like the evidently it looks like we should use the chicken chloe are you talking to me yet what recipes could i make with chicken. ok we're going to search recipes and we're going to find but it's been nearly three years since the germany introduced a quota for women on corporate boards of directors a study by consultancy e.-y. shows the thirty percent rule is working but there's plenty of room for improvement . it's still a man's world in germany's boardrooms there are now fifty women in top executive positions here but that compares with six hundred thirty six men. in two thou

i'm currently looking enough to be there for us so carolyn that the c.s. opening to the public just a few hours ago what's the mood there like so many of us yes it's really exciting it's nice to see all these people are quite happy to be here at the c.s. they have been waiting almost the only here to attend to see it here nothing else but it's not the convention center dang it's the whole city that we can see that once we go out to the streets of this because you can meet people from all over the world coming here explicitly to attend this busiest. so let's get into the nitty gritty now some companies are having it better than others as is canceling its high profile drone project another is hoping to take off. here talking about the role of the first company and i think you have in mind a problem they have big losses their shares are falling stock market actually since a company called fair yesterday absolutely around twenty percent of the workforce but this whole problem ready started ten years ago the year two thousand and sixteen when told. to hold arou

standing by for us carolyn it was this a speech for all americans or was it more tailored to the trump base. well donald trump had two messages i would say he clearly addressed his here in the united states the one who still support him but he also addressed the economy believe that is right now in davos it was a different tone though than his speech last year when he mainly talked about defending america he talked about america first his america first agenda and now and he was defending the american people he said as we already heard he was helping try to help every american to ricci's american dream and also we fared well to the reforms he has been trying to make also to this tax cut but then he also said to the could i make a lead. what we have to remember this is a big gathering of global elites a businessman of international economic institutions feel bad donald trump has also to look out for his bayes the ones who have been left behind in his words the recent poll shows that donald trump has only thirty nine support in the us that is a record low and his base is certainly not par

sot carolyn dunkley/mother of hit and run victim 10-19i just feel numbcarolyn dunkley is still trying to come to grips with the fact that her daughter, 18 year old chauntel rochelle is gonesot carolyn dunkley/mother of hit and run victim 10-19i don't see her i don't hear her voice, i don't see her playing around with her grandmother, it just feels empty heredunkely says new years day about 5 am her daughter was walking home down sunnyside street from a new years eve party when she was struck and killed by vehicle heading south on 98th avenue. police say the victim was in the crosswalk when the dark colored sedan hit her, and kept on goingsoti don't see how they live with theirself. i am sure they cant sleep, i am sure its always on their minda roadside memorial now stands at the intersection where the high school senior was hit. ironically this intersection is near a school, and speed limits range from as low as 25 miles per hour to 30 per hour but those who live nearby say drivers are paying no attention to that sot lakeysha kaufman/lives near deadly intersection 101-111 these people

thank you for joining us on abc 7 mornings, i'm carolyn tyler along with lisa argen.ram. "abc 7 news" continues at 9:00 0 this morning. g "good morning america" is up next. have a great sunday and a great weekend. >> good morning, america. this morning, blame game. democrats and republicans trading jabs over the government shutdown. >> this is utter madness. >> negotiating with president trump is like negotiating with jello. >> iconic monuments and parks closed with government workers bracing for furloughs. what will it take to make a deal? >> taking it to the streets. huge crowds gather across the country for the second women's march. thousands of people from politicians to celebrities rally for change as celebrities like natalie portman open up. about their own personal struggles. >> addressing the accusations. the embattled missouri governor speaking out about his extra marital affair. his first interview since the scandal came to light. >> there was no violence. this was all consensual.

stronger system on wednesday, we'll sum it up for you in a few minutes carolyn. >> thank you. >>> forations in washington no end in sight of day one in the government shut down. abc 7 news reporter has the details. >> we do some crazy things in washington but this is utter madness. >> day one of the government shut down. >> reporter: little evidence of progress. >> we are about nine hours into the schumer shut down. >> this is a shut down that president trump welcomed. >> tweeting that this is the one year anniversary of my presidency and the democrats wanted to give me a present. >> he gave us a train wreck and now one year anniversary, a big fat failure f. >> democrats drawing a line in the sand for a funding measure that includes a fix for the dreamers, 800,000 undocumented immigrants brought to the u.s. ags children. >> some people are going to have to get off their high horse and come to their senses. >> >> reporter: the clock midnight, gop senator trying to rally support of three weeks of funding. >> i feel like i'm switzerland with an army -- >> revealing new details about his

are washington correspondent carolyn is following the shock waves rolling across washington today carolina thanks for being with us let's start off by looking at what the president's reacting to steve bannon in his forthcoming book is talking about donald trump jr's meeting in twenty sixteen with a group of russians he's quoted as saying that even if you thought that this was not treasonous or unpatriotic or bad and i happen to think it's all of that you should have called the f.b.i. immediately. how is all of this going to affect the ongoing russian investigation. well these comments come from c.-span who was chief executive of the charm campaign and then why house chief strategist for seven months that means he clearly was a central figure in donald trump's campaign in my words donald trump says now and therefore a ban on no details like the mentioned meeting that has been denied by its own junior and by the president himself and also the people surrounding him who deny any collusion with russia and any interfering during the election of two thousand and sixteen while this meeting mentio