-marci: mm-hmm. fishing is more important.have a video on my phone of a friday afternoon i think you would probably find pretty interesting. so this is just me. it's a quarter after 1:00. let's go see what's going on in rayjus. let's see who's all here. lemonis: nobody. ♪ -doesn't that piss you guys off? -marci: yeah. lemonis: you want to talk about morale being bad? when one of your employees feels the need to go video things that bother them. justin. justin, why don't you and i, -we'll go take a walk? -justin: okay. lemonis: let's get some fresh air. look, after all the things that i've heard from the employees, i thought it would be a good idea for me to grab justin one-on-one and get to the bottom of some of the issues. how much money do you have invested personally in this business? justin: right now, me personally, about $16,000 of my own personal money that was actually money taken from tax returns because of past payroll taxes that were due. lemonis: what? i don't understand. justin: so, they took from my personal tax

marcy, welcome back to democracy now! why don't you lay out what came down on friday and then the response -- i mean, this is in the midst of the horror that took place in florida, the 17 people killed in the massacre at the high school, the weekend massivet trump spends a tweet storm around us can hardly mentioning the massacre. >> right. the indictment was for online trolling done by an organization called the internet research agency in st. petersburg. it involves both facebook ads, facebook posts, twitter accounts , instagram -- a range of social media activity that purported to be american, but in fact, was up ands trying to gen ultimately supporting arnold trump. as rosenstein said in the quote you had, it is 13 russians and a number of russian businesses. but what is interesting about the case -- the charges are conspiracy to fraud the united states. i will come back to that. but wire fraud and identity theft. there are real crimes here. the crimes that these trolls use to pretend to be american, but really were no

>> marci gonzalez tonight, marci, thank you. >>> next this evening, the deadly 14-hour standoff in detroit we were watching today. three women killed, three police officers wounded. and the gunman barricaded inside the home, police saying he vowed, "i will not be taken without a fight." here's abc's alex perez. >> reporter: officers swarming this detroit neighborhood after a frantic call of shots fired. >> still a active shooter there, still shooting outside. >> reporter: the stand-off lasting for some 14 hours. >> just a ton of police activity unfolding right now. >> reporter: police say the gunman, barricaded inside a home with his girlfriend, had killed two other women outside when he opened fire on arriving officers, wounding three. >> our officers and the dps officers were pinned down for at least an hour while shots were being fired. >> reporter: the ordeal, police believe, began when the gunman, identified as 49-year-old lance smith, became involved in a domestic situation. the two women who were gunned down, investigators say, were trying to help. >> the suspect was heard saying, "

marci, good morning. >> reporter: paula and dan, good morning.he said he decided to come forward because he felt her advocacy contradicted her alleged actions, garcia announcing she is taking an unpaid leave of absence encouraging a thorough investigation. this morning, this california legislator known for her fierce advocacy on women's issues. >> it's time. the time is up. it's time that we have a difference. >> reporter: outspoken support for the me too movement. >> we should not have to be on your shoulders to make this change. >> reporter: now herself facing sexual misconduct allegations. >> i remember thinking, okay, you know, what she's describing as inappropriate is exactly what happened to me, and that really bothered me. >> reporter: daniel fierro seen here with his wife says after a softball game in sacramento in 2014, state assemblywoman cristina garcia was seemingly inebriated when she made unwanted advances. >> she moved her hand up to my upper back, and then she dropped her hand to my butt and squeezed and then at that point i knew

marci gonzalez has the latest. >> witnesses say this woman pictured walking near the fiery wreckage of this helicopter crash in the grand canyon is among the four survivors. first responders facing rocky terrain and high winds finally rescuing the injured air lifting them to a hospital in las vegas. >> the terrain where the crash occurred, it is extremely rugged. it is only accessible by aircraft and our first responders had a 20-minute hike, 20-minute hike, to get to the scene. >> police say the euro bus helicopter ec-130 took off saturday in las vegas for a scenic tour from the grand canyon. near quarter master canyon in arizona witnesses watched as the helicopter came down. >> it happened so fast and when i saw them turning, when i saw him turning, i wasn't sure what he was doing. by the time i yelled to everybody to turn around and look, it was all out of control. >> three people were killed. the ntsb and faa will investigate. pappon airways says it flies about 6 00,000 passengers a yea on grand canyon and other tours. at least 16 incidents in the region since 1996 of. in 2001, six

nermeen: y, marcie, did the democrats not what this memo released? >> well, they argue two things. one, that it is misleading. as i laid out, it is going to misrepresent rod rosenstein's involvement and downplay the thatthis application -- applications against carter page were approved on at least two occasions before rod rosenstein got involved. it will downgrade -- downplay and misrepresent essentially this dossier played in the application. so that is one reason the democrats don't want it released . another reason they don't want it released is they say that the memo itself exposes sources and methods. normally come everybody on house intelligence committee kind of goes overboard protecting sources and methods, protecting the secrets that they learn in the course of their business. and in this case, nunes has thrown that out the window. he is using, by the way, to release it, a kind of illegal measure that congress has available to them to release classified information. it was discussed with the release of the torture report. it would have been appropriate to use it with the t

here is marcy gonzalez. >> reporter: these parents facing felony charges accused of convincing their 13-year-old son he had terminal cancer to bilk the community out of cash. the boy spent the last eight months believing he was going to die from brain cancer and posting they were told it would be a miracle if he was still with them by christmas. the gofundme page raised nearly $1,000. they made t-shirts for the treatment. investigators say medical records prove he never had cancer. a type of alleged scam that's duped others. in 2015 this former beauty queen was arrested accused of falsely claiming she had leukemia and raising $14,000. >> i would never think somebody would exploit a disease to gain money. >> reporter: campaigns with misuse make up less than one tenth of 1% of all campaigns. experts say do your homework when donating on crowd funding websites. make sure they have consumer protections against fraud, reach out to the organizer directly and always use a credit card. those parents are charged with fraud and child abuse. their son and another child are now in foster care as

abc's marcie gonzalez reports, concerns are mounting. >> reporter: tonight, the faa investigating after this video went viral showing a drone flying dangerously close to this jet. the plane heading in for a landing in vegas. >> this video would suggest that this drone operator intentionally was trying to intercept airplanes. >> reporter: close calls like this -- >> we almost hit like a drone. >> reporter: -- are getting more regular. with the faa getting more than a hundred calls a month of drones getting too close to planes and helicopters. and it's illegal, the faa warning drone pilots, they can't be flown 500 miles of an airport. according to a recent faa study, because of their parts drones that collide with planes could cause even more damage than birds of the same size. >> they have mental pieces, they have lithium-ion hard batteries that can chew up an engine and potentially bring an airplane down. >> reporter: investigators are still looking for the person who flew that drone near that plane in vegas. the faa says anyone caught breaking those laws could face fines and jail time.

abc's marci gonzalez has more. >> reporter: alexandria duval wiping away tears in the courtroom afteroga instructor was acquitted of killing her twin sister and business partner anastasia. >> the court will enter a judgment of acquittal. the defendant is discharged. >> reporter: in 2016 the sisters were seen arguing as alexandria drove this suv in maui. >> i could see the driver was like her hair being pulled. >> reporter: prosecutors claimed she intentionally rammed the vehicle into a wall before driving it off this 200-foot cliff. here you see her being pulled to safety by rescuers and anastasia died in the passenger seat. the defense maintained it was an accident. >> i can't imagine losing your twin sister in that kind of a tragic catastrophic accident and then being charged with the murder of your sister which you didn't do and she's, i think, just very relieved at this point and it's going to get on with her life. >> reporter: marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> a judge has sentenced a second teenager in the so-called slender man case for attempted murder. 15-year-old morg

here's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, this woman, seen here walking near the fiery wreckage of this helicopter in the grand canyon, is among four survivors. first responders, brought in by helicopter, then hiking to the scene along treacherous terrain. struggling to bring the survivors to safety. pictured here, finally airlifting one of the injured from the scene in the early morning darkness. >> our first responders were on the scene within the first 30 minutes. we attribute that quick response to what helped save lives. >> reporter: police say the eurocopter ec-130, operated by papillon airways, took off saturday with the pilot and six passengers from the united kingdom onboard. out for a scenic tour of the grand canyon when around sunset, flying in what police say were extreme weather conditions, with wind gusts up to 50 miles an hour. lionel douglass watched as the helicopter came down. >> tail broke in half, biggest explosion you've ever heard. >> reporter: the pilot making it out alive but three people were killed. >> after the first explosion, there were at least five mo

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: entangled in debris and buried in mud for more than a months someone's blanket. this is an antique quilt. >> reporter: this is the stuff that matters and those forever changed. jodi and johnny goldberg lost their home here in january's deadly mudslides in montecito, california, and everything in it or so they thought. some of their precious photos turning up miles away. >> they're a piece of our lives that i actually get to tangibly touch. >> reporter: found and returned by a group of volunteers who call themselves the mud angels. >> it's a high school diploma. >> you just found it. some out every day searching. and posting pictures of what they find, on facebook. the page started by erin doherty. so far restoring and reuniting more than 100 keepsakes with their owners. this teddy bear, washed and stitched back together. this quilt, passed down for generations. >> it's a good feeling. >> reporter: and back with the goldbergs', a full circle moment. >> someone else's beautiful family right here. >> reporter: more treasured memories unearthed an

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here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> i'm here at the academy awards.e's choice awards. >> reporter: the glaring lack of racial diversity among the 2015 and 2016 academy award nominees sparking awareness and some change carrying into this year's nominations. >> for achievement in directing. >> reporter: in that category mexican director guillermo del toro considered a favorite to win. and jordan peele is nominated for directing and writing "get out." >> this kind of recognition goes bigger than me. it goes bigger than us. i had that when i was a kid. whoopi goldberg won for best supporting actress. >> reporter: nominated for best supporting actress this year octavia spencer and mary j. blige up for original song. denzel washington and daniel kaluuya nominated for best actor. among the nominees for original screenplay, than jani and dee rees the first black woman to get an oscar nod for writing. >> cause for reflection as it's much for celebration. >> reporter: studying diversity asking the same while there has been some progress hollywood still has a lo

marci gonzalez, abc news, montecito, california. >> a big thanks to those mud angels. much for watching. i'm tom llamas in new york. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great evening. good night. >>> it's a great way to kick off the season. we're real excited this year. >> here are your 2018 giants. on abc7 news, baseball fans get up close with some longtime giants and some new faces on the team. >> california considers a ban that would sideline tens of thousands of young football players. >> and first canada comes calling, and today another politician is in town trying to lure tech companies. >>> now from abc7, live breaking news. >>> but first, let's get to that breaking news coming out of berkeley today where the u.s. coast guard, police and firefighters are working to get 43 passengers off a bode that ran aground. >> it ran aground half a mile offshore in the berkeley marina. this happened around 2:40 this afternoon. so far, no reports of injuries and authorities say there is it no indication the boat is sinking. >> we have a crew on the way and we

marci, we really appreciate it. thank you. >>> time to switch gears and check the weather once again. in for rob marciano is cindy fitzgibbon from our boston >> reporter: good morning to you, looks like winter here, doesn't it. we take you to wisconsin, look at the these snow banks they are about a foot tall. there's a wintry side to this storm. we have winter storm warning in the pink from minneapolis to duluth. there's blowing snow from des moines to minneapolis. i-35 tough traveling. this will come into new england tomorrow with freezing rain and ice. rain is a big concern today as we focus in on the area to the south, it's a high risk for flooding today. there's so much moisture in the atmosphere, flooding is a huge concern across a large area today with more on that and the local forecast now. >> reporter: good morning, everyone, i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. we're not expecting plug here, but more rain will drop later on. rain and drizzle this afternoon, 54. more rain and drizzle

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>> marci gonzalez with that close call. thank you. >>> and overseas now, to reports that a russian fighter jet has been shot down over northern syria. you can see the smoke rising from that fiery wreckage. rebels there celebrating that crash. the pilot also seen on video. you can see him there, escaping by parachute. russian officials saying tonight he was killed by militants on the ground. >>> back here at home, to the economy, and the market's worst week in two years. friday's dow nose diving, reflecting a variety of jitters, even as it remains close to historic highs. abc's rebecca jarvis with more. >> reporter: tonight, fear that the market freefall will continue. stocks plunging 666 points friday, the worst day for the dow since june 2016. but even with those declines, the major averages still up 28% over the last year. behind the numbers, a tale of two economies. >> i see the tradesman busy here in tucson and i know our business back in michigan, it's as easy as it's ever been in 25 years. >> reporter: some arizona vo

. >> not only may foster not have committed suicide, he may not have committed suicide in fort marcyk. the body may have been moved. >> even in the early days of the internet, the conspiracy theories unleashed by ruddy and the arkansas project went viral and continue to this day. >> i was back one weekend in memphis. and a fedel law-enforcement agen w is a friend of mine -- he said, "well, i'm convinced foster didn't kill hielecausehe g was found in his right hand, and fost's lefhanded. and i said, "now, ere did you get th informaon?" "well, i heard it on tv." "guess what. foster's right-handed." "oh." >> it became yet another, you know, grist for the mill of people who wanted to accuse the clintons of horrible this, including murder, which was ridiculous. >> the seeds of doubt sowed by the arkansas project would hound the clintons for decades. but few knew the damage that would be caused by the american spectator's one-line mention of a woman named paula. >> the complaint filed with the united states district court here today in little rock charges mr. clinton and trooper ferguson w

tom. >> marci, thank you. >>> up next, politics not a spectator sport for ivanka trump.hile cheering on team usa at the olympic, hear what the first daughter had to say to north korea. >>> plus, an amazing story tonight. fighting for his life. the amazing story of how far this family pet went to protect his owner from armed burglars. stay with us. before you and your rheumatologist move to another treatment, ask if xeljanz xr is right for you. xeljanz xr is a once-daily pill for adults with moderate to severe ra for whom methotrexate did not work well. it can reduce pain, swelling and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz xr can lower your ability to fight infections, including tuberculosis. serious, sometimes fatal infections, lymphoma and other cancers have happened. don't start xeljanz xr if you have an infection. tears in the stomach or intestines, low blood cell counts and higher liver tests and cholesterol levels have happened. your doctor should perform blood tests before you start and while taking xeljanz xr, and monitor certain liver tests. te

good morning, marci. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning.rrible about it that in the week since he has barely been able to eat or sleep. but he tells us he does not believe the mistake was his fault. for the first time since the widespread panic sparked by that false missile warning that went out across hawaii, the former emergency management employee who sent out the alert publicly explaining his perspective on how it happened. >> well, at the time i was 100% sure that it was the right decision. >> reporter: asking that we hide his identity, he says he had just started his shift when the emergency call came into his office, a preliminary federal investigation said the recorded message began and ended with the words exercise, exercise, exercise. but the former employee says he never heard that. >> in the middle of the message it said this is not a drill then at the end i didn't hear exercise either because it was such an unannounced drill, unplanned and kind of a surprise thing where, you know, the supervisors weren't there. >> reporter: he

marci, we really appreciate it.ou. >>> time to switch gears and check the weather once again. in for rob marciano is cindy fitzgibbon from our boston affiliate wcvv. cindy, good morning. >> good morning to you. looks a whole lot like winter behind me, doesn't it? we take you up to wisconsin this morning and look at these snowbanks, they are about a foot tall right now. we focus in a lot about the severe weather and flooding threat. there's also a wintry side to this storm. you can see we have a winter storm warning in the pink from minneapolis on up to duluth where later today there is going to be blowing snow from des moines up to minneapolis and i-35, pretty tough traveling. we'll watch this system bring a bit of wintry weather into new england tomorrow with some freezing rain and ice. but rain again is a big concern today. as we focus in on that area to the south, it is a high risk for flooding today. there's so much moisture in the atmosphere. flooding is a huge concern across a large are >>> good saturday morni

marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. the california supreme skocourt expanding the scope of a 2016 ballot measure about charging teens as adults. it applies to cases that were pending before it took effect. proposition 57 requires judges instead of prosecutors to decide whether criminal cases belong in juvenile or adult court. penalties can be more severe of course in adult court. >>> a bill requiring gun dealers to undergo inspections every two years is on its way to assembly. routine inspections will ensure that laws are being enforced, they say. >> they will not be in a position to abuse the sale of weapons in california. it's too big of a state. there's too much gun violence in america. we have these great laws. we should make thysure they're enforced. >> the national rifle association has protested similar legislation. >>> brentwood's liberty high school is in mourning again. caitlyn gonzalez died after a struggle with pneumoniaically kated with asthma. she was the fourth student to die this school year. a crisis ce

marcy gonzales has the story from california. >> buried in mud more for more a month. >> this is a quilt momento es os of those whoses were changed. >> the place was devastated. some of their precious photos turning up miles away. >> they are a piece of our lives i get to touch. >> found and returned by a group of volunteers that call themselves mud angels. >> it's a high school dploa dip. >> some out searching everyday and posting pictures of what they find on facebook, started by aaron dorothy. this teddy bear washed and stitched back together. this quilt passed down for generations. >> it's a good feeling. back with the goldberg, items entrusted to the mud angels. >> time for a check of the forecast. >> we had rain for much of the afternoon. here's a picture sky 6 live hd. looking at independence hall in old city. we have a lot of wet roads and moisture that continues through the rest of the night. rain across the region, tighter shot on street level storm tracker 6 showing heavier pockets in south jersey. to the west in smyrna, dover and to the south and west in maryland moving in fr

the last seventy five years director christian petzold transfer of the novels plant to modern day marci. director christian petzold is almost a fixture at the film festival gets a film in the competition for the fourth time this is based his movie on his favorite on a seekers transit. from the nazis in march say he goes into hiding. to catch a ship to mexico before the city falls to the approaching fascist. he falls in love with marie on the run neither of them are welcome here merely tolerated. or not always on the run but also doing a lot of waiting. i think our characters look very tired and exhausted. set the story in modern day france and this. becomes a drama. based on the fact that we had refugees the one nine hundred forty s. . i was interested to see if we could see judgment of people. said the right to asylum is today being curtailed something he completely disagrees with. it's a political statement that could play well here at the festival and perhaps also with the cheery when it comes time to. gear up to date on news thanks for watching . everyone minus. channel thirty we ha

i'm marcy, the executive director of the center or urban education about sustainable agriculture. we're celebrating the 25th year of running the farmers market and in the last three years, expanded to oakland and we're returning a farmers market and run school programs and education programs in the school district. it's not going to come as a surprise we support the policy and purchasing program. what we appreciate about the program is that it's more holistic than other certifications programs and that seem to be more single issue. and it has standards for sustainability but also labor and humane treatment of animals in the local economy. we support it for those reasons. focus on nutrition. we're also in oakland working with the oakland unified school district and we supported this program and found that the school district has been able to improve the procurement and found ways to save money in the process. we feel that we should leverage the public dollars for more sustainable fare and the good food purchasing program will help san francisco to do that and i urge the city to emb

marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. the california supreme skocourt expanding the scope of a 2016 ballot measure about charging teens as adults. it applies to cases that were pending before it took effect. proposition 57 requires judges instead of prosecutors to decide whether criminal cases belong in juvenile or adult court. penalties can be more severe of course in adult court. >>> a bill requiring gun dealers to undergo inspections every two years is on its way to assembly. routine inspections will ensure that laws are being enforced, they say. >> they will not be in a position to abuse the sale of weapons in california. it's too big of a state. there's too much gun violence in america. we have these great laws. we should make thysure they're enforced. >> the national rifle association has protested similar legislation. >>> brentwood's liberty high school is in mourning again. caitlyn gonzalez died after a struggle with pneumoniaically kated with asthma. she was the fourth student to die this school year. a crisis ce

dan, paula. >> marci, thank you very much. >>> let's check the weather. weather is a huge factor right now in minneapolis. >> we're going to take you back there. we saw eva freezing outside. they had snow yesterday. this is outside minneapolis. . >>> good morning, everyone. i'm meteorologist chris sowers with this accuweather update. all is quiet right now but a couple of snow showers starting to show up west of our viewing area and as we get you outside the clouds continue to lower and thicken we'll see a good bit of rain later this afternoon. some of it will be heavy at times. sluf accuweather 7-day forecast. visibility greatly reduced, lots of ponding. 44 degrees is today's high. tomorrow shorply colder with a high of 34. california. we'll go over those temperatures in the next half hour. >> we haven't seen enough ron claiborne this morning. >> you're right. >> good morning. we're going to begin with a new report alleging dozens of young girls molested by larry nassar that the fbi took more than a year investigating claims he was sexually abusing gymna

abc's marci gonzalez is in las vegas with what she learned about the helicopter company's safety recordges of that helicopter in a ball of flames after crashing in the grand canyon. the desperate operation to rescue the survivors. officials saying seven people were on board, three killed. you can see rescue crews battling treacherous rocky conditions. these harrowing images from a tourist on a different helicopter exploring the canyon. a witness describing the scene. >> i saw helicopters making a couple weird turns like it was going to land but i never seen that type of landing before. it tilted, went down between mountains, tail broke off and it crashed. i heard the one big boom and then probably about five explosions after that. it burst into flames. >> it happened just at sunset saturday near quartermaster canyon. the helicopter a euro copter made by airbus. the tour company, path lon airways, advertising a day of adventure touring the majestic sites of the grand canyon. it fliez 600,000 passengers a year. images showing how difficult the area can be to navigate. >> because of the ru

. >> marci gonzalez has details. >> reporter: one said people don't reward people my age, up for anothert actor's nomination at 68 years old. but meryl streep's quote is contradicted in another category. >> here we are. the nominees for performance by ang tress actress in a supporting role. >> reporter: the average age, 55 years old. >> women of a certain age have not had the opportunities that men of a certain age have always been afforded. that is finally starting to change. and it's been a really long time coming. >> reporter: the young els est e category is octavia spencer who is 45 years old. the oldest, jessica tandy at >> i am on >> look at us now. >> reporter: recognized by stars across mediums and genres. >> 20 years ago, we were pretty washed up by this stage in our lives. so that's not the case now. we've proven, and these actresses and so many more are proving that we are potential and powerful and viable. >> reporter: marcy gonzales, abc news, los angeles. >> now back to that best actress category. three of the five are over 406789 one 40, one of the favorites, francis mcder

of one of the second largest non-profits in san francisco and marcy glazer with the j.c.c. and they're trying to represent the community, they want to live here. they have been trying to make this home more suitable for them for a long time. that said we have modified the project based on the staff's request so if we could flip to the laptop you'd walk you through it. >> there you go. >> we're going to just start on the basement level and move up. so this is the basement level. it forms the main living space for the lower unit that we've created. it has a dining area, living area, study, and the kitchen. and that was the basement level so this is the first level that has two bedrooms. the level that has the master bedroom level as well as the garage. and the third level or main entry level, you can see that it has a common entry area that serve ised bserved by the front. there's a door that leads to the lower unit and a door that leads to the upper unit. and the upper unit has the kitchen and combined living/dining space and an outdoor space on this level as well as a maste

. >> reporter: chef marcy hand crafts her chocolates, had your midtown village boutique features handmade items. >> you can get jewelry, hats and gloves. >> reporter: for valentine's day she is making a truffle for that special person in your life. >> we're infusing dar chocolate with rose wine. >> reporter: the chocolates are made with lancaster county organic cream and and local ingredients. >> it's great to support people locally. >> reporter: you can get a bite size delight for someone special. nothing says philly like that love sign. >> i know matt likes to remind us that he thinks of us as sisters we're the women in your life. >> reporter: we'll eat them. weren't they cute, though? let's take a look outside right now and check this, robinsville mercer county, we have a new accident on i-95 westbound approaching 926. you see 816 miles per hour an near that area not pretty. patco on a modified schedule minor delays expected today, dave. >> reporter: not as cold today, 34 degrees in philadelphia. 31 in allentown. 32 in reading. 30 in trenton. 34 in millville. winds not all that strong

dan, paula. >> marci, thank you very much. >>> let's check the weather. as we said at the top of the show, weather is a huge factor right now in minneapolis. >> we're going to take you back there. we saw eva freezing outside. they had snow yesterday. this is outside minneapolis. i-8 i-894, big pileup there, up to vehicles involved. there were five injuries. just an absolute mess. the snow has stopped there. it's moving to the east. the cold air has barrelled in. new york seeing heavy snow yesterday as well. with little lake enhancement. there's our next batch of cold air. there it is. the wind chills minus 21. that's this morning. not warming up a whole lot. this is pushing off to the east as well. 7:00 p.m. windchills 11 below 0. thank goodness they play that game inside. here's the snow and some warm air and some rain and icing west of i-85. i-95 will be mostly rain with this system. you have to go west to see the snow mixing in. again, once it mixes in we're looking at the cold moving in. there's your potential for ice and snow upwards of a foot in som

marcy gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> time now is 8:07. the lunar knew year isn't until next friday but celebrations have begun in san francisco. the governor celebrated in chinatown last week. he spoke about working with presidentx xi on climate change. he also says california's stance on immigration is different than washington's. >> temporarily in washington there are a few people that don't like immigrants. i will not mention who those people are [ laughter ] but they don't represent california. >> after the speeches, officials held a toast to the year of the dog. >>> happening today, the annual flower fair in san francisco, which also celebrates the lunar new year. the festival is held in chinatown and features a colorful display including a lion dance. families can pick up plants, flowers, fruits and candies for their celebrations. ed to's festivities begin at 10 a.m. the fair runs through sunday. be aware, there are several street closures in chinatown because of the fair. >>> the new transbay transit center in san francisco may not

>>> this year the academy awards is recognizing more older women in the top actorring categories, marcy gonzalez complains. >> reporter: the star said america doesn't reward people my age up for another best actress nomination at 68 years old. but meryl streep's quote is convicted at the oscars in another category. >> the nominees niece for performance by an actress in a sporting role. >> reporter: average age for best supporting actress, 5 years old. >> women of a certain age have not had the opportunities that men of a certain age have been afforded. it's starting to change. >> the youngest in the category is octavia spencer who is 45 years old. while there's been wins for more senior actresses, jessica tanneddy at 80, i'm on cloud nine. this starts as a shift created by better rolls for more actresses. recognized by stars across mediums and genre. >> 20 years ago we looked wash up. that's not the case, so many are approving here potent and powerful and viable. abc news los angeles. >> this reminder you can watch the oscars on 6abc. jimmy kimmel will host, the red carpet coverage is a

. >> marcy carsey and tom werner meet up with roseanne and they get talking about the possibility ofoing a sitcom that would focus on a character like the one roseanne talked about in her standup. >> it started with an idea about how interesting it would be to portray a family in which the mom was a working mom. >> i was inexperienced as far as acting and -- but i was a big fan of sitcoms all my life and i always pretended that i had "the roseanne show." >> marcy and i were developing this idea and we said, "well you know what, this may be a hard sell, actually." even though we had "the cosby show" on television, which was the number one show. nbc passed on it and then we brought it to abc. >> so, they cast it, and the first thing they do is they get john goodman. they need to get people who are really good, because roseanne has no acting experience. >> all i knew about roseanne barr that she was a rising comedian, and she was on a pizza hut commercial. that's the only time i'd ever seen her. >> how about we take the kids out for pan pizza and you can eat at the sal dad bar? >> we hi

marcy gonzales has more. >> i'm here as the academy awards, otherwise known as it's white peoples choice awards. >> the glaring lack of divert sparking awareness and some change carrying into this year's nomination. >> achievement indirecting. >> mexican director in that category is considered a favorite to win and jordan peel is nominated for writing and directing "get out". >> it goes bigger than me and us. i had that when i was a kid. whoopi goldberg one for best supporting actress. >> nominated this year octavia spencer and mary j. blige up for original song. and denzel washington nominated for best actor and among it's nominees for original screen play, and best adapted screen play d. reason first woman to get a nod for writing. >> why did it take 90 years to gets here. they say that diversity in the film industry asks the same. there is some progress hollywood has a long way to go. >> out of 2016. 25 did not have a single african-american or black actor on the screen. over 40 did not feature asian characters and 15 did not feature latino characters. we need stories that represents