i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 19th. let's start a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn, good morning to you. upper elevations are mild, in the 50s. but in our valleys once again it's chilly, near 30 degrees in santa rosa. 40 in oakland with the upper 30s at the coast. a little cooler there. but with this dry air mass we are going to warm up quickly to the low 60s by noontime. upper 60s, perhaps some 70s today for a few more records. clear skies tonight. temperatures will take a hit during the upcoming work week. i'll let know where and when in a few minutes. >> thank you. a good samaritan comes to the rescue of a tourist who fell into the san francisco bay. the tourist from taiwan fell near the bridge at torpedo bay. we have the details.

>> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler, thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 26th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. live doppler 7hd picking up on the schmid high-level clouds of that been over the area the last day or so. there's a system offshore. look we rain. it's offshore a little bit. around highway 101. it will continue to sink to the south of us. our friendly nemesis high pressure continues to build in, bringing once again perhaps the 14th day of record-high temperatures around the bay. 40s and 50s to start out. 60s by noontime, near 70 for some of you in the afternoon. a cooler day at the coast but we are talking about much cooler weather and rain headed our way for the second half of the week. i'll have that for you coming up. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. police are investigating a homicide. they responded to the report of a stabbing on sun crest avenue around 1:30 this morning. they found a man with a stab wound. he was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. he has no

in oakland, carolyn tyler abc 7 oakland, carolyn tyler abc 7 news >> target kicked off 3 day hiring spree in the south bay. they hope to fill 300 position in san jose bringing out discourage job seekers shut out by the recession. hope naul they can now g employed. the david louie has the story. sz. >> hundreds show up first day of target hiring event to fill 300 jobs at the new store opening in south san jose in early march. that's not surprising. what is intriguing high number of applicant not working for several years. that's the case for this person and this one who is advanced to interview with store manager. this is today's new joblis ntion silicon valley. 97 in all. dull the number from 6 months ago p.work to future that arrange job fare like this says jobs in the valley have expanded by 26,000 in the past year. that's giving hope to job seekers reentering the labor force and target isn't going to make applicant wait long to find out if they have been hired. >> every single person that comes to at the time fare today will get an interview and we will know within about a week or two

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 19th. let's start a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hey, carolyn, good morning to you. we have a light offshore flow once again. very little wind is allowing for the temperatures to drop in our valley. live doppler 7hd not showing anything, but we are looking at a poor air quality north bay, coast, and around the central bay as well as the inland east bay today. that brings us to the 29th spare the air day since november 1 are. you will notice the hazy conditions this afternoon. but this morning down through the upper 20s to near 30 inland. 40 around the bay with upper 30s at our coast. by noontime, though, the chill is gone and we are in the 60s with the light offshore winds. we will see highs again from the upper 6, perhaps a few low 70s. stick around. we have the holiday tomorrow to talk about and cooler numbers for the week ahead. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> thank you. a good samaritan comes to the rescue of a tourist who fell into the san franci

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 19th. let's start a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi carolyn, good morning everything. live doppler 7hd is dry. but notice the east bay hills camera. we have a spare-the-air day today with more neighborhoods under poor air quality. it's the 29th of the season. the coast, central bay and inland east bay you will notice the haze. south central bay and the santa clara valley have healthier air today but we are looking for a rapid warmup again. it's still chilly with temperatures in the low 30s in our valleys. around the bay in the mid-40s as well as the coast, but by noontime plenty of 60s and perhaps some 70s by later on this afternoon. it will be another chilly evening and another day off tomorrow. cooler weather ahead in the next several days. we will talk about that. look how far out we have to go for some rain. it's all coming up in a few minutes. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. well, all the pregame hype is nearly over for today's nfc championship game

carolyn tyler has more from city hall. the. >>reporter: spirited debate inside city hall. >> people complaining for years. >>reporter: protest on the street outside. the. this morning demonstrators blocked 2 commuter buses heading to google and facebook headquarters on the peninsula. for years private shuttle have used public muni bus stop to pick up and drop-off employees. causing friction with muni riders. city plans to charge the shuttle 1 dollar per day per stop but only the. >> 1 dollar? give me a break. 1 dollar? that's criminal. >>reporter: muni director says under state law they can only charge enough to cover the cost of implementing the new regulations. pegged at one and a half million dollars for 18 month pilot program. >> paying foreign forments. paying for the establishment of the permit program. signage at the bus stops. decal. >> but the dozen or so company could voluntarily pay more and these protestors feel they should. for them to check bus and well paid workers symbol of the city growing class divide and san

carolyn tyler has more. >>reporter: on the corner where she was struck and kille killed, there's a small memorial to a small child. 6-year-old sophia lou her mother and brother hit crossing the street in the tenderloin on new year's eve. today police identified the driver as 57-year-old man who faces charges of vehicular manslaughter with gross negligence and failure to yiel yield. >> we believe the pedestrians were far enough in the crosswalk to see them and yield to them. >> today the car service uber said we can confirm the driver in question was a partner of uber. and that we have deactivated his uber account. this is not the first time an uber driver has been involved in a pedestrians accident. last march this geyser occurred after an uber driver and another car crashed. shearing off a fire hydrant. these pictures were provided by attorney doug atkinson who says his client, 25-year-old clare barber a passerby was hit by that flying hydrant. >> she broke her leg underwent leg surgery and she may also req

carolyn tyler talked with the mother who was just released from the hospital. >> tomorrow was sophia's birthday would have turned seven years old. >> her mother was injured as well but while her bones will heal she says her heart is forever broken. she and her children were returning from a family dinner on new year's eve when a driver hit them as they were in the crosswalk in san francisco tenderloin. >> truck come to us. slow dow down. so i look eye contact to the driver. he slow down and really slow i was thinking he stopped. >>reporter: the mother has lost her angel. sophia little brother anthony also hurt and doesn't understand his sister is gone. parents at the children school sherman elementary have started a fundraising drive because they wanted to offer more than condolences. >> we heard that they didn't have any finances to even plan the memorial or funeral and very, very worried about the medical cost and if losing out on working and just the personal cost 0to them. >>reporter: police have arrested 57-year-old a driver for the on demand car service uber. the company has said

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 5th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, if it was a summer day we would be under a red flag warning with the gusty, offshore winds. but it's brought very clear conditions to the by and temperatures are in the 20s in the north bay. i have averaged in between the inland valleys where you are in the 40s and called it in the upper 30s for most of you. but elsewhere, we are in the 50s. it is very mild. upper 50s to near 60 degrees by noontime. it is 59 right now half moon bay. concord, you are 8 degrees warmer than you were yesterday. so we, once again, are on our way to above average highs with numbers well into the 60s, perhaps some records near 70. a quiet evening tonight but cooler air heads our way. does it bring think rain? does bring a couple chances. i'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. weather is having a big impact elsewhere. new york's jfk airport is open again after a flight f

san francisco neighborhood are not surprised police shot and killed a dog. >> good morning, i'm carolyn tylerng us on this sunday, january 26th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. notice all high clouds and mid-level clouds. they are focused from about san francisco and oakland to southward. the cooler, clearer conditions in the north by and that's why we are looking at temperatures in the 30s there. 36 in santa rosa with mid-40s around oakland. upper 40s at the coast. it's coo

carolyn tyler explains.eporter: legal fight centers on the lieutenant exam offered by the san francisco fire department back in 2008. chief hays white said it was fair and job related. but in october a jury ruled otherwise. saying the test was tainted and ultimately led to age discrimination against 15 firefighters who sued. now the lawyer is essentially asking the judge to demotel everyone who passed the test and order a new one. >> we are asking the court to roll back the 234 people who have been appointed, send them back to the place they were before the exam. >>reporter: if the judge agrees it would reshape the entire department. because many of those lieutenants have gone on to become captains and battalion chef who also would be bumped pwaichblingt they benefited from invalid examination. >>reporter: mindy is spokesperson for the fire department. she took and failed that 2008 lieutenant test but maintains as does her boss chief hays white that the exam was valid. >> the whole process of promotional exa

san francisco school board expected to approve an agreement tonight z carolyn tyler is live with the story. >> according to a new report children as young as eight years old have been arrested on school campuses this, agreement attempts to do something about that, including taking responsibility of disciplining kids out of the hands of >> at that time, i just remember feeling like this complete sense of helplessness. >> his mother says charges of robbing a class mate were dropped but her son's experience is not unique. accord together organization coleman advocates between 2010 and 2013, 460 students were arrested at san francisco schools. vast majority for nonviolent offenses. now, a new agreement between school district and police department spells out procedures when cops come on campus. >> so we know that their interactions with young people under ways where they are supported and won't lead to unnecessary incarceration. >> also spelling out when it's appropriate for schools to call for help. >> you put handcuffs on anyone, whether adult or child it's going to have impact. what w

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 12th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. we have some fog left over from yesterday's rain and the atmosphere continues to cool. so numbers are hovering around freezing in parts of the north bay. look at the visibility. quarter of a mile in napa with two miles in oakland. right now the coast is at five miles and three quarters of a mile out in livermore. so be careful out there. we are looking at temperatures on the chilly side but by 7:00 we will be up in the upper 30s. low to mid-40s elsewhere. more sunshine is on tap for the afternoon with mid-50s by noontime. we will hold it into the lower 60s today for highs. it will be a chilly night tonight and a look at how dry our extendedout look is becoming when we come back in a few minutes. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. we begin this morning with breaking news. a minor traffic accident on interstate 280 has led to a shooting in the bay view involving an off-duty sa

carolyn tyler is live now. carolyn? >> carolyn they have been talking about this issue here at city hall since 2009. and the action the muni directors took is not likely to end the growing bitterness some people have towards the tech industry. spirited debate inside city hall. >> people have been complaining for years >> protests outside. this morning for years, public muni bus stops to pick up and drop off employees. could be angering critics. >> $1? give me a break. $1 per stop? that is criminal. >> the muni director says they can only charge enough to cover the pegged. >> it's paying for enforcement and establishment of the permit program, the signage of the stops, decals. >> a dozen companies could pay more, these protestors feel they should. for them, the tech buss and well paid workers have become symbols of the growing class divide and san francisco's affordable crisis. it was clear google employees feel anger misguided. >> not everyone at google is a billionaire. like many, ten years after the fact i'm still pay

carolyn tyler is live now. carolyn? >> carolyn they have been talking about this issue here at city hall since 2009. and the action the muni directors took is not likely to end the growing bitterness some people have towards the tech industry. spirited debate inside city hall. >> people have been complaining for years >> protests outside. this morning for years, shuttles used public muni bus stops to pick up and drop off employees. but that could be angering critics. >> $1? give me a break. $1 per stop? that is criminal. >> the muni director says they can only charge enough to cover the pegged. >> it's paying for enforcement and establishment of the permit program, the signage of the stops, decals. >> a dozen companies could pay more, these protestors feel they should. for them, the tech buss and well paid workers have become symbols of the growing class divide and san francisco's affordable crisis. it was clear google employees feel anger misguided. >> not everyone at google is a billionaire. like many, ten years after

in the newsroom, i'm carolyn tyler >> thank you. >> tonight an arrest in a arson attack. the fbi said it has the man who torched the chinese consulate in san francisco it happened last week. the whole thing caught on video. ab we are live about what we know about the man facing charges >> what little we do know raises more questions than answers we know he has no criminal history. his answer to the question and fbi interviews is that, well, strange. to say the least. this afternoon, federal agents met with officials about developments in the case in future security measures. this morning the fbi briefed reporters on arrest the criminal complaint gave insight into the investigation. fbi agents reviewed video from the security camera that shows a minivan and a man carrying large objects moments later a large fireball explodes the blast destroyed the main entrance. two days later the fbi made an arrest. >> last friday law enforcement arrested a 39-year-old from daily city, california in connection with the fire. >> the criminal complaint says he called daily city police frid

abc7 news reporter carolyn tyler joins us now from her first stop. >> reporter: you can see streets still blocked off behind me. michelle obama is in a restaurant where that officer is standing. you know she was supposed to be here in october, but the federal government shut down postponed that visit. she's making up for that today the first event brings supporter who's paid $10,000 to $32,000 to see her at the restaurant here on pacific. as mentioned she was escorted by a massive motorcade a trelis, very pretty prohibited us from getting more than a glimpse the money goes to the democratic national convention. >> eem an obama supporter and a democrat. i love things they're doing that she has two girls she has really paid special attention to. and raised very realistically. like her mom is taking care of them, i'm a grandmother, too. there are a lot of things we like about her. >> mayor ed lee sat with the first lady at tuesday night's state of the union address. and he will introduce her at the second fund-raiser, tonight. >> i think everybody loves the first lady and knows that while sh

in the newsroom, i'm carolyn tyler >> thank you. >> tonight an arrest in a arson attack. the fbi said it has the man who torched the chinese consulate in san francisco it happened last week. the whole thing caught on video. ab we are live about what we know about the man facing charges >> what little we do know raises more questions than answers we know he has no criminal history. his answer to the question and fbi interviews is that, well, strange. to say the least. this afternoon, federal agents met with officials about developments in the case in future security measures. this morning the fbi briefed reporters on arrest the criminal complaint gave insight into the investigation. fbi agents reviewed video from the security camera that shows a minivan and a man carrying large objects moments later a large fireball explodes the blast destroyed the main entrance. two days later the fbi made an arrest. >> last friday law enforcement arrested a 39-year-old from daily city, california in connection with the fire. >> the criminal complaint says he called daily city police frid

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 19th. sa argen. >> hey, carolyn, good morning to you. upper elevations are mild, in the 50s. but in our valleys once again it's chilly, near 30 degrees in santa rosa. 40 in oakland with the upper 30s at the coast. a little cooler there. but with this dry air mass we are going to warm up quickly to the low 60s by noontime. upper 60s, perhaps some 70s today for a few more records. clear skies tonight. temperatures will take a hit during the upcoming work week. i'll let kn

>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 5th. he weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, we have a pretty interesting phenomena this morning. live doppler 7hd shows this we are clear, burr the winds are very gusty in the higher elevations so that has allowed dewpoints to drop anywhere from 5 to 15 december from yesterday's readings. as a result, very dry air from the higher elevations being vected down to the valleys. more widespread 30s not the east bay valleys and the winds are gusting to 35 and 40 miles anou

in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc7 news. >> we have a lot more ahead for you at 9:00. up next, good news in the flu outbreak. plus, new low-cost way to get immunized. >> no snow, no business. what one store is now doing to get customers walking through the door. >>> still ahead, the envelope, please? who will be fighting for oscar the recent increase in cafeteria prices is not cool. when you vote for flo, we'll have discounts. ice-cream discounts. multi-cookie discounts. pizza loyalty discounts! [ kids chanting "flo!" ] i also have some great ideas on car insurance. [ silence ] finding you discounts since back in the day. call or click today. i like her. soon, californians from to salinas to san diego will have equal access to quality health insurance. those who need financial assistance will get it. and nobody will be denied because of a pre-existing condition. welcome to a new state of health. welcome to covered california. we are your health insurance marketplace. enroll today at coveredca.com. >>> a bit of positive news in the bay area's flu outbreak no deaths have

. >> reporter: in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >>> we now have the first reported death from bird flu in north america. a canadian has died in alberta after traveling from beijing. he was infected with h5n1 bird flu. it rarely passes from person to person, but health officials said they were tracking everyone down who came into contact with the traveler to be certain of that. that strain has been slowly spreading and worrying health experts for more than a decade. now we know there has been a death in north america. >>> the lawyer for jahi mcmath's family says she has now had a tracheostomy and feeding tube since saturday night. she's getting the treatment the family wanted her to receive last month when she suffered a heart attack and was declared brain dead following a tonsils surgery. the family says the tracheotomy and feeding tube took place at a new facility. doctors are confident that her condition has stabilized and that her health is improving from when she was taken from children's hospital. neither dolan nor the family will say where jahi ising treated. >>> a

>> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler, thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 26th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. notice all high clouds and mid-level clouds. they are focused from about san francisco and oakland to southward. the cooler, clearer conditions in the north by and that's why we are looking at temperatures in the 30s there. 36 in santa rosa with mid-40s around oakland. upper 40s at the coast. it's cooler for just about everyone this morning. but by the afternoon it will be partly cloudy. no spare the air day bush above average with plenty of mid-60s at our coast to near 70 around the bay. a cool evening. some fog develops tonight and that is just the beginning of the changes for the week ahead. i'll have the accuweather seven-day forecast and show you the rain headed our way coming up. >> thank you, lisa. developing news out of san jose state university where sue sexual assaults occurred on campus within hours of each other. one happened before 7:00 last night and the

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 12th. ook at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi, carolyn. good morning to you. we have some fog left over from yesterday's rain and the atmosphere continues to cool. so numbers are hovering around freezing in parts of the north bay. look at the visibility. quarter of a mile in napa with two miles in oakland. right now the coast is at five miles and three quarters of a mile out in livermore. so be careful out there. we are looking at temperatures on the chilly side but by 7:00 we will be up in the upper 30s. low to mid-40s elsewhere. more sunshine is on tap for the afternoon with mid-50s by noontime

carolyn tyler has the story, one woman show about the family business.re tell people what my dad about for a job. he owns the theater and the look i get. >>reporter: liberty brad ford mitchell the daughter who along with his brothers jim became trail blazer in the x rated industry opening the theater here in san trn back in 1969. and later producing one of the first full length porn movies behind the green door. >> i love my dad. my family. it was very difficult as child to have to balance all of those emotions and the judgment of others. >> she remembers hanging out at the theater and now the play the pornographer daughter explores the contradiction. mom had until recently defended the right to produce porn watch 3 company for the sexual innuendo. >> play emotional core is the paneful cain versus abel family drama that made headlines in 1991. >> police got report of shots being fired. >>reporter: her uncle jim killed her father found guilty of voluntary manslaughter. she testified at the trial. in the lobby of this play just opened, mitchell has photo o

carolyn tyler has the story. >> it was 10 years ago next week that mark zuckerberg relessed his firstfacebook. at harvard. >> we had this conversation where it's awesome that now there's this utility and community at our school. but clearly some day somebody will build this for the world. didn't even occur to me that it could be us. >>reporter: the past present and future of the company were on zuckerberg mind today. as he spoke to thousands in the technology industry. his current initiative is the open compute project that has more than 100 company collaborating on hardware and infrastructure. reducing cost and energy consumes. >> we have saved the equivalent amount of energy of 40,000 homes in a year and saved the amount of emission equivalent to taking 50,000 cars off the road. >>reporter: norman young of samsung supports such industry partnership. >> because the industry moving so fast. no such think as secret. the secret would be useful for this period. next period not useful any more. so you justin to add innovation. >>reporter: new in0vision for the social network is a locking

♪yea it's always better when we're together♪ >> good morning, i'm carolyn tyler, thanks for joining uslook at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi air lin, good morning to you. here's a look at live doppler hd. we have plenty of high clouds. temperatures have dropped into the 30s in the north day. not a a spare-the-air day. and from our sutro camera you can see it's pretty calm. later on this afternoon plenty of sunshine. the area of low pressure still sits off the coast. it will allow for temperatures to be a couple degrees cooler at the coast, low to mid-60s. but also upper 60s to near 70 and changes

here's carolyn tyler with a powerful community response. >> not the typical way to celebrate new year'sney is giving blood. >> just to help out having a little kid going through so much. just imagine if it was mine. >>reporter: this blood drive is in honor of the 2 and a half-year-old livermore girl has endured 14 blood transfusions since being diagnosed with brain cancer in september. >> being there now and seeing the need how much blood and platelet is needed. brought life to us f.she needs it plenty other people need it to too. >>reporter: these units make major impact. >> each unit helps more than 1 patient so we are looking at potentially hundreds of patients benefitting from this one blood drive. >> red cross says if they get 30 donor during the mobile blood drive that's good day. today they expect at least 130. that's really not surprising because the livermore community has embraced delaney. we told you about the fundraisers. team delaney t shirts and her dad's fellow firefighters who have shaved their heads in support now this blood drive. >> the sol when this hit the family it

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i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 12th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, we do have some clouds pushing through the area. a look at live doppler 7hd. you can see the cloudiness. no rain and visibility is a problem in napa and livermore, down to a quarter of a mile with some temperatures dropping quickly. the coast is at five-mile visibility. we are looking at numbers in the low 30s now around the delta and the north bay. but by about 7:00 we will climb up through the 30s. mid-40s around the coast and inland. by noontime mid-50s. so feeling cool, but brightening up with more sunny skies and highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. by 4:00 we will be at about 60 degrees. tonight look for other chilly evening. we did have some changes that involve more dry weather and some gusty winds headed your way for the week ahead. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> thank you, lisa. we begin this morning with breaking news. a minor traffic accident on interstate 280 has led to a shooting

>> good morning, everyone, i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 5th. let's start a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> carolyn, we have a pretty interesting phenomena this morning. live doppler 7hd shows this we are clear, burr the winds are very gusty in the higher elevations so that has allowed dewpoints to drop anywhere from 5 to 15 december from yesterday's readings. as a result, very dry air from the higher elevations being vected down to the valleys. more widespread 30s not the east bay valleys and the winds are gusting to 35 and 40 miles an hour in the north bay. a little lighter in the east bay but we are looking at very dry air, gusty winds. they will lighten up after sunrise. then we will see temperatures rapidly increase. once again, the possibility of record warmth today. by noontime we are talking upper 60s to near 70 around berkeley and oakland and then a quiet evening. we are talking about the possibility of this rain this week. details on that coming up. >> thank you, lisa. we are fortunate because another r

i'm carolyn tyler. thanks for joining us on this sunday, january 12th. let's start with a quick first look at the weather with meteorologist lisa argen. >> hi there, carolyn. good morning to you. we have a patch of clouds over the bay area but live doppler 7hd shows that the cloudiness is thin and it will begin to push on out for a mostly sunny afternoon. so partly cloudy with numbers in the 40s. 50s at the coast. by noontime we will be well into the 50s. this afternoon a couple low to mid-60s. still sunny and dry a cool evening on tap. high pressure continues to build. we will have some gusty offshore winds. you know what that means. temperatures continue to climb into the work week ahead. i'll have the 7 day forecast coming up. carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. >> two more suspicious fires have been put out in san jose this morning where a serial arsonist has set as many as a dozen fires since wednesday. the first fire this morning was small enough to be handled by neighborhood at south 24th and east santa clara streets. about four hours ago a trailer burned