here is abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler. >> as is says half of those arrested have criminal convictions in addition to immigration violations. and immigration and customs enforcement tells tus that the arrest number again more than 150 people is quote way more than normal for this type of enforcement operation. now this coming just three days after oakland mayor libby shaf went public, warning zrenlts of possible raids in the coming days. >> yesterday, i learned information from multiple sources that there is potentially an i.c.e. activity planned in the bay area. >> i.c.e. is sharply criticizing th mayor's move saying sanctuary jurisdictions like san francisco and oakland shield dangerous criminal aliens. the i.c.e. statement reads in part, 864 criminal aliens and public safety threats remain at large in the community. and i have to believe that some of them were able to elude us thanks to the mayor's err responsible decision. and we just learned that among those arrested over the past three days a napa man taken into custody by i.c.e. agents on sunday, i.c.e. now telling us the man is

in the news room, carolyn tyler. >>> the most destructive fire storm in history burned down buildings and killed 44 people. o one sonoma county super visor nearly brought to tears. >> reporter: there are some first responders who described it as a fog of war. >> where is the fire? >> there are fires in so many places. >> reporter: one among thousands of emergency calls. describing in a report as being part of an uncoordinated response to a massive impossibe task. >> not one person received the alert. what the hell are we doing here? >> reporter: today the sonoma county board of super supervisors tried to make a fix. >> i have no interest in pointing fingers. >> reporter: as the fire burned it took down communication systems hindered by a bottle neck of information. the sheriff's department sent reverse 911 but no one had authorization to use an amber alert. it is a problem saying the county's executive director. >> if this happened again tonight, would the county be better able to respond? >> i don't think. >> reporter: sonoma has a lot in common with other counties. difference is so

. >> good morning everyone i'm carolyn tyler. thank you for joiningous on this sunday, february 25th. looets look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> we have another dry day. sunnier but a chilly start. live doppler seven picking up on cloud cover. not enough to keep us warm. 32, in livermore, 31 in san vil, oakland and half moon bay 40, san jose. slightly mild ner the north bay. novato 11 degrees warmer. and plenty of sunshine. 30s through 7:00 and low to mid 50s noontime. increased late day and increasing clouds by 7:00 rain over night a one on the storm impact scale and a more significant heads our waysdnesd. carolyn. >> lisa, thank you. >>> we have developing news an urgent warning about immigration raids. from one of the bay area's biggest city, i.c.e. could start operations today. >> reporter: you may recall earlier this month homeland security raided 77 businesses in san francisco, san jose and sacramento looking for illegal workers. agents demanding proof that employers were legally allowed to work in the

i'm carolyn tyler, thank you for joining us on this sunday, february 18th. let's look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> good morning to you. a cold front on the way and ushering in cold air. here is a look at live doppler seven. the precip warm to the north. we're going to feel the wind, windchill and a freeze watch. mild, 50 in oakland and upper 40s in san francisco. the so 47 in fremont and 30s in the north bay. so chilly in the north bay this morning 5 to 13 degrees milder than yesterday. 25 to 45-mile-per-hour and sprinkles possible with a chance of snow in the upper elevations. look at the highs. 50s, limited sun. and it will be bluster and cool. come ugh% carolyn. >> thank you, lisa. breaking news this morning out of the east bay. firefighters battling a three alarm fire. flames broke out after 4:00 in the morning on tea garden near i-880. reported as a two alarm fire but upgraded to three. no reports of injuries, we are waiting on more details from the fire department. >>> san jose police looking for who stabbed a man outside of a m

i'm carolyn tyler, thank you for joining us on this sunday, february 25th. let's look at the weather with our meteorologist lisa argen. >> starting out warmer. temperatures are much warmer in fact, we saw a lot of record lows yesterday. we're clear and look at this, from 4 to 13 degrees milder. if you were with us yesterday, we saw 20s and 30s, now we are in upper 30s, hayward and san mateo. 40 in mount view, and 37 in santa rosa and 35 on the coast. looking at number in the low to mid 50s noontime. less wind, more sun and late in the day, increase in clouds. we have a system coming our way to bring us rain for the monday morning commute. and the rest of the week impressive. we'll talk about rain totals and snow in a few moments. >>> developing news. i.c.e. raids from the mayor of one of the bay area's biggest cities libby schaaf. starting opioid -- >> raiding 77 businesses in san francisco, san jose and sacramento. looking for illegal workingers. demanding -- in her statement, schaaf reiterated that oakland police would not participate in i.c.e. activities.

i'm carolyn tyler. thank you for joining us this sunday february 18th. let's look at the weather weathh lisa argen. >> winds ramping up in the higher elevations. live doppler seventh clouds and temperatures. with that well mixed air above, kind of mild. 50s in oakland and san mateo, 52, hayward and 57 santa rosa. gusting 25 miles an hour and 18 miles an hour in sfo and over 33 miles an hour from the north bay. and the east bay hills above half moon bay. so we can expect the north winds at the sur fachls evening windchills in the 30s. a few sprinkles. san foez 101. 40, 50s to start out. blustery and cold. hopefully a little mix precip around here. and a little slippery tonight into your monday morning commute. we'll talk about it in detail coming up. >> thank you lisa. >>> we have breaking news out of the east bay where firefighters battling a three alarm fire. flames broke out after 4:00 on tea garden street. near interstate 880. it was upgraded to three alarms. no reports of injuries. now, this is video from bring ana who share it had on she was able to

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carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> she tried.was tough to watch. >> we talked about it, you've sung the anthem. >> several times. >> it's not easy but you don't want to mess with the melody. it's a song everybody knows. you can fool around a little but but sing it basically the way it was intended to be sung. >>> warriors have 24 games left, a tune-up for the playoffs. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. >>> i think the new format of this year's nba all-star game was a big hit. steph and lebron picking their own teams, a mix of eastern and western conference players facing off. local heroes had a good night. klay had five threes in the first half, said he had the tim

i'm cries nguyen in for carolyn tyler.meteorologist lisa argen here tracking the weather for us. >> live look outside. you can see the sunshine and also clouds in the distance there. east bay numbers are in the 40s. a chilly start out there with the winds backing off. we're going to see a cold morning. but by the afternoon, temperatures in the low to mid-60s. the winds pick up along the shoreline. in fact, gusty. 57-point rays, 63 in fremont and in san francisco today, just about 60 degrees. i'll be back with a look at the extended outlook which includes a bit of a warmup. >>> lisa, thanks. this morning, developing news out of russia. 71 people are dead after a passenger plane crashed near moscow. the plane took off earlier morning only to disappear from radar minutes later. first responders found debris across a snowy field. a russian government officials says there are no survivors. the flight was headed about a thousand miles southeast of moscow. the plane reportedly belonged to an airline that's a russian commercial ca

i'm chris nguyen in for carolyn tyler. a first look at the forecast. tracking live doppler for us. >> as you're looking at live doppler 7, we do have clouds around. high to mid level clouds. as we widen the perspective, they are shifting over the bay area underneath a ruj of high pressure keeping us high and dry. from mount tam this morning, we're looking at numbers in the 60s from half moon bay to san francisco. 52 gilroy. 59 in the oak view. mountain view at 60. we've got upper 40s santa rosas as well as novato. mid 50s for concord and livermore. a bit cooler this morning due to cloud cover and calmer winds at the surface anywhere from 6 to 9 degrees cooler. i an look at the northern sierra, 26% of average as the northern sierra snowpack. no new snow. no rain for the future. 70 by noontime. records in jeopardy once again today. >> lisa, thanks. developing news from south carolina, that's where we've learned that the two people killed in a collision between two trains were employees of amtrak. the new york to miami train collided with a freight train

see you later. >>> all news all mornings. >> good morning i'm carolyn tyler.o shelter in place between pierce road and new bridge street. a swat team entering a home where an armed suspect is located. new other details available. >>> california's amuse meant park hiring. the park needs to fill 1,000 positions. merchandise, security, rides, games, food service and entertainment. wages start at $13 an hour. two job fairs aweek on wednesday and sunday at great america human resources department, at santa clara. starts at 10:00 a.m. and season opens march 24th. >> good morning to you, certainly a chilly start despite the sunshine. 42 degrees, 39 in mount view and gilroy, 42, san jose, lots of son. 37, santa rosa and 31 by the delta and livermore in the mid 30s. later on a couple of degrees warmer. 14 degrees warmer in novato and chilly in the inland valleys. enjoy the mid 50s season stran, 60 in livermore, rain early tomorrow morning. a sunny day on tuesday and increasing clouds on wednesday. an inch of rain thursday, into friday. thaen scattered showers and endin

carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. >> okay. and once again let's take another look at your votes. you seep them at the very bottom of your screen. also mixed results from you, not only on social media, just about a 54-46% split. now, it is easy to add your vote. just head to abc7news.com/vote and click on your answer. >>> all right, news flash, wednesday is valentine's day. the clock is ticking. but are you ready? if you haven't made any plans, it is not too late, we're going to bail you out. desiree is here with ideas for procrastinators and a lot of people forget this is coming up. >> yeah, it's a surprise for a lot of people so i'm going to be cupid's assistant and help you save the day. >> excellent. what can we do at the last minute? >> one of the first ideas is head down to fisherman's wharf and see a free screening of "the notebook." it's the romantic movie with ryan gosling and rachel mcadams. since it's in ghirardelli square, you can have hot chocolate, hot fudge sundaes and have a perfect valentine's day doing that. >> so you can score big brownie points there. >> chocol

. >> abc7 news carolyn tyler has the full story. >> reporter: his third car break-in. and this latest one happened in broad >> it is amazing. and i was thinking too, my alarm must have been going off and nobody said anything or did anything. >> reporter: city is fine, no problem here. and included the mayor. some saw that as a dig. but o'connor says he just wants the problem solved. mayor mark far rel says up coming budget should help. many in tourist areas like along lombard street, in japan town olympic skater had her costume stolen. and the neighborhoods are suffering. residents in the inner sunset have made their own warning signs. the auto glass company on brant street has seen a tremendous up tick in business. >> every five cars that come through my shop, at least three to four are broken into. >> reporter: the mayor says one answer he and the police chief have discussed is more staffing. >> doubling more foot patrol. created a central unit focused on car break-ins. >>> a solano county mother wants more than an apology. she believes a teacher should face criminal

in the news room, carolyn tyler. >>> we have pretty much seen it all. >> and it has been a wild day. spencer christian is here tracking the forecast. >> it is going to stay that way for a bit. broad area of green there. whites and pinks indicating snow. wintry weather here. reports of hailstorms. it is 46 degrees in san francisco. oakland another dramatic western looking sky in our sutro tower. santa rosa 45. one more view of the western sky from our exploratorium camera. windy and chilly overnight. sunnier and milder conditions tomorrow and a stormy pattern begins late wednesday. still looking at this evening's storm which rarnks one on the impact scale. it starts to wind down over the next couple of hours. could produce a wintry mix. and overnight starts to clear out a bit. windy and cold. below freezing. right around the bay shoreline we will see lows in the upper 30s and going to be windy. wind gusts animation we will see gusts ranging from 25 to 35 miles of the coast. morning compute mute going to b. wind advisory in effect from 9:00-ton to 10:00 in the morning. gusts could reac

we will keep the voting open while carolyn tyler tells you about the bay area connection. >> reporter: he has never had a portrait done. the official presidential portrait was unveiled at the smithsonian. it will stand out from his f f f predecessors. >> how about that? that is pretty sharp. >> reporter: the art world is buzzing. associate professor of painting calls the work brilliant. >> it doesn't look like history. it looks like now. crump ler was his professor back in the 90s. >> a student that is driven and is always moving through the passion of intellect and ability. >> reporter: wily isssss painting contemporary this oexhibited in >> celebrate the cultural contributions. >> reporter: the portraits are receiving mixed reviews. some saying they don't look presidential. some say it is moving art. the obamas have nothing but praise. >> check it out, it is an even split. 53% give it a thumbs up. while 47% give it a thumbs down. >> my vote is how beautiful is the weather out there. i am staring behind us at that beautiful landscape. >> we do need rain. but we might as well enjoy th

in the news room, carolyn tyler. >>> we have pretty much seen it all. >> and it has been a wild day.pencer christian is here tracking the forecast. >> it is going to stay that way for a bit. broad area of green there. whites and pinks indicating snow. wintry weather here. reports of hailstorms. it is 46 degrees in san francisco. oakland 45. another dramatic western looking sky in our sutro tower. santa rosa 45. one more view of the western sky from our exploratorium camera. windy and chilly overnight. sunnier and milder conditions tomorrow and a stormy pattern begins late wednesday. still looking at this evening's storm which rarnks one on the impact scale. it starts to wind down over the next couple of hours. could produce a wintry mix. and overnight starts to clear out a bit. windy and cold. below freezing. right around the bay shoreline we will see lows in the upper 30s and going to be windy. wind gusts animation we will see gusts ranging from 25 to 35 miles of the coast. morning compute mute going to b. wind advisory in effect from 9:00-ton to 10:00 in the morning. gusts could re

we will keep the voting open while carolyn tyler tells you about the bay area connection. >> reporter: he has never had a portrait done. the official presidential portrait was unveiled at the smithsonian. it will stand out from his first predecessors. >> how about that? that is pretty sharp. >> reporter: the art world is buzzing. associate professor of painting calls the work brilliant. >> it doesn't look like history. it looks like now. crump ler was his professor back in the 90s. >> a student that is driven and is always moving through the passion of intellect and ability. >> reporter: wily is known for painting contemporary subjects. this oexhibited in moad. >> celebrate the cultural contributions. >> reporter: the portraits are receiving mixed reviews. some saying they don't look presidential. some say it is moving art. the obamas have nothing but praise. >> check it out, it is an even split. 53% give it a thumbs up. while 47% give it a thumbs down. >> my vote is how beautiful is the weather out there. i am staring behind us at that beautiful landscape. >> we do need rain. but we

i'm in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a first look of the forecast. lisa argen tracking live doppler 7. >> as a result temperatures are cooler this morning weak weather system bringing a burst of snow to the mountains. continuing the cooler trends. 50 in san francisco, santa rosa, 33. 46 in san jose, so everyone is down. anyone from 2-16 degrees. upper 30 s on the coast. mid and upper 50s by noon. partly sunny and by the afternoon maybe a possible shower. highs in the low 60s you have to go down to the santa clara valley for that. on the coast breezy winds. >>> new details on the peninsula. known was inside of the car hit by a train inside of the fair oaks crossing. the crash happened after 8:00 p.m. the vehicle dragged about a quarter of a mile down the track and took crews two hours to clear the debris. more than 300 people on board, and no one hurt. this was the second time in four years that a car has been hit at that same intersection. >>> investing a helicopter crash killing three and injuring four. the chopper went down under unknown circumstan

i'm in for carolyn tyler. let's start with a first look of the forecast.n tracking live doppler 7. >> as a result temperatures are cooler this morning weak weather system bringing a burst of snow to the mountains. continuing the cooler trends. 50 in san francisco, santa rosa, 33. 46 in san jose, so everyone is down. anyone from 2-16 degrees. upper 30 s on the coast. mid and upper 50s by noon. partly sunny and by the afternoon maybe a possible sh

a florida congresswoman is outraged by this proposal and carolyn tyler is here with the story. >> reportere trump administration is comparing it's new plan to the high end delivery company blue apron. in california the food stamp benefits are put on an electronic card called ebt, retailers can accept them only for food and authorized products. now anyone receiving $90 a month or more would have that slashed in half and government food boxes would be handed out instead. >> it's very disappointing news, we feel that just because someone collects ebt or is on food stamps doesn't mean they shouldn't have choice in what they eat or what they buy. >> reporter: farmers markets where food stamps can be used to buy vegetables and fruits. there would be no fresh produce or meat in what the government has dubbed harvest boxes, just nonperishables. congresswoman barbara lee said that as a single mother who relied on food stamps to help feed my boys, i can't overstate how offensive this proposal is. the agriculture department says it would say over $200 million over the next decade. >> the food stamp e

i'm in for carolyn tyler. let's send things over to the meteorologist lisa or again.s a beautiful day. >> plenty of vitamin d for you and a live look outside of walnut creek. a few high clouds and it's going to be another day where temperatures are well into the 70s, yesterday mid to upper 70s. 52 in oakland. san jose, gill row and san jose. you can see some of the high clouds there. 43, 43, napa, 45 another calm day here with the winds, flat upper elevations breezy by noontime, mid to upper 6 0z, knocking temperatures down. 60s at 7:00. i'll let you know if we have anything in the future coming up. >>> we're tracking breaks news out of south carolina where two people are dead and 70 injured after a crash involving an amtrak train t. hit a freight trin in lex i think ton county, the fatalities from the amtrak train. bruises to broken bones to 139 passengers on boor with eight crew members. the lead engine and a few passenger cars derailing and what lead up to that collision. >>> police in italy say ago two hour drive by shooting attack was racially motivated. a man ar

abc 7 news reporter carolyn tyler is on that story. >> reporter: california senator dianne feinstein is respected but not revered among delegates to the state party convention who are increasingly more liberal than she is. >> in the race for united states senate, the vote was no consensus. >> reporter: feinstein has served in the senate since 1992 and for the first time in a re-election bid was denies an endorsement by the delegates. jeremiah garrettson, assistant professor of political science at cal state east bay, believes the 84-year-old moderate could be in trouble. >> california, especially the california democratic party, is becoming more defense, more millennial. and she has not been adapting quick enough to sort of head that process off. in terms of re-election. >> reporter: feinstein angered some democrats last summer during an appearance in san francisco when she seemed sympathetic to president donald trump. >> i think we have to have some patience. i do. >> reporter: her challenger, state senator kevin de leon, says he's out of touch with progressive values, though neithe

here's carolyn tyler. >> not since 1990 when roseanne barr belted out her version has there been so muchomeone singing the national anthem. fergie's rendition at the nba all-star game last night is being dubbed the star mangled banner. some players, including draymond green were actually laughing. >> i felt bad for her. >> yes. >> i felt bad. >> singer, songwriter, dee dee simon says singing the national anthem is a huge platform designed to bring people together. the oakland native got what she calls her golden moment earlier this month at a warriors game. >> ♪ >> this one song, we all know, and i'm going to sing my heart out. i think her version to me was disrespectful. >> fergie released a statement today saying i'm a risk taker artistically. but clearly this rendition did not strike the intended tone. there's always scrutiny on celebrities who sing the anthem at high-profile events. carl lewis was widely panned. >> and the rocket's red glare -- >> mark klegg is a leading authority on the national anthem. he calls it a flexible vehicle that allows for variations but thinks her sexy pe

. >> good morning everyone i'm carolyn tyler. crews fully contained a three alarm fire.ponding to blaze before 4:00 this morning at tea garden street near interstate 880. flames spread to nearby businesses. fire officials saying there's no reports of injuries, the cause is under investigation. let's get a check of the accuweather forecast. >> the fold front hasn't arrived yet. 40s and 50s here and 50s? san jose. a few clouds and winds gusty. 55 miles an hour gust at 1,400 feet. this morning warmer than yesterday. give it time highs in the 50s. >> lisa. thank you. >> we want to welcome you back to "gma." pressure is growing for congressional action on guns. following the massacre at marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. thousands rallied yesterday to call for stricter gun laws. >> mike pence saying the administration will make school safety a top priority. he didn't offer any specifics during a speech in dallas. >> we want to welcome you back to "gma" on this sunday morning. we want to stay in florida where a hero student turned himself into a human s

donald tyler/neighbor- "i don't let my kids cross the street -- that's it." carolyne this area safer. carolyn dunkley/mother- "stop light or some speed bumps, or the crossing lights -- something to slow down people." as for her daughter's killer...carolyn dunkley/mothe r- "where are you? i mean, i thought by now you'd have turned yourself in. i know you can't sleep, because i barely can sleep, you know, knowing what happened, has happened to her. you know, it's not right. you should come forward. that would be the best thing to do." dunkley says she's confident the oakland police department will eventually solve this case. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( marty ) benecia police arrested three people in an investigation of an illegal gaming business. it happened on columbus parkway near interstate 780. police say the suspects had games where people can allegedly gamble on computers that ran slot machine-style games. during the sweep... officers found also found weapons, methamphetamines and drug paraphernalia. the three people are facing drug and gamblin

donald tyler/neighbor- "i don't let my kids cross the street -- that's it." carolyn dunkley says there are ways to make this area safer. carolyn dunkley/mother- "stop light or some speed bumps, or the crossing lights -- something to slow down people." as for her daughter's killer...carolyn dunkley/mothe r- "where are you? i mean, i thought by now you'd have turned yourself in. i know you can't sleep, because i barely can sleep, you know, knowing what happened, has happened to her. you know, it's not right. you should come forward. that would be the best thing to do." dunkley says she's confident the oakland police department will eventually solve this case. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jr stone) in world news tonight. police arrested a 28-year old italian man who is suspected of opening fire on a group of foreign nationals in the central italian town of macerata today, injuring six people. according to local police, the victims included five people from nigeria and one from gambia. the town's mayor says authorities believe the incident to be quote "r

donald tyler/neighbor- "i don't let my kids cross the street -- that's it." carolyn dunkley says there are ways to make this area safer. carolyn dunkley/mother- "stop light or some speed bumps, or the crossing lights -- something to slow down people." as for her daughter's killer...carolyn dunkley/mothe r- "where are you? i mean, i thought by now you'd have turned yourself in. i know you can't sleep, because i barely can sleep, you know, knowing what happened, has happened to her. you know, it's not right. you should come forward. that would be the best thing to do." dunkley says she's confident the oakland police department will eventually solve this case. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. (jrstone) in the south bay... police are searching for the man they say committed a hate crime at a community college in cupertino. it happened last month at de anza college. police say the the man yelled an anti- gay slur at a student. authorities say the man then punched the student in the face and took off. he is described as a white man in his late 30s or early 40s.

donald tyler/neighbor- "i don't let my kids cross the street -- that's it." carolyney says there are ways to make this area safer. carolyn dunkley/mother- "stop light or some speed bumps, or the crossing lights -- something to slow down people." as for her daughter's killer...carolyn dunkley/mothe r- "where are you? i mean, i thought by now you'd have turned yourself in. i know you can't sleep, because i barely can sleep, you know, knowing what happened, has happened to her. you know, it's not right. you should come forward. that would be the best thing to do." dunkley says she's confident the oakland police department will eventually solve this case. in oakland, philippe djegal, kron four news. ( robin ) happening now... police are looking for the person who stabbed a man in san francisco's bayview district. it happened yesterday afternoon near the intersection of loomis and flower street. that's where offers found a man with life threatening injuries. nobody has been arrested and there is no description of the attacker. ( robin ) in national news... there's a push