she was then rushed to the uc davis medical center, where she died from her injuries. now, this led to a shelter in place across davis, with uc davis even being put on lockdown as police searched for that suspect. police eventually found that suspect dead inside of the home from what police believe or say what appear to be a self-inflicted gunshot wound. here is what corona's fellow officers are saying about this tragic incident. >> i haven't seen anybody work harder in a part-time capacity and be more motivated to be a police officer than natalie. she's absolutely a star in the department. >> reporter: take you back out here live to davis, where there's an active scene from where this incident took place last night. police also mentioned, go on to mention corona was considered to be a rising star in the department. they also mentioned she is currently survived by her parents at this time. we're live here in davis, pete suratos, for "today in the bay." >> thank you very much, pete. 6:04 right now. >>> nearby uc davis, a shelter in place is now lifted. this morning, the

the last few minutes, uc davis tweeted the shelter in has been lifted for the campus but eople are still being asked to davis police said if you live in the area, you're urged to stay indoors. they might have the suspect surrounded in within of the neighborhoods. there is a news conference about to start. our reporter cheryl hurd is there. we'll be streaming this live on nbc bret baier.cbayarea.com nbcbayarea.com. we'll have updates throughout the night. our next newscast is at 4:30 tomorrow morning. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ of new york city, it's "the tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- bryan cranston, lana condor,

uc davis shelter in place is lifted. this morning the university released a statement writing "our deepest condolences go out to her family, friends and fellow officers. while details are still unknown, we've learned from the davis police that the suspect is no longer a threat, and we have lifted the shelter in place request." obviously that was before they knew the gunman killed himself overnight. if a news conference happens during this newscast, if we get any updates, of course, we'll bring them to you. we're also posting the latest developments, as soon as they come into our newsroom, and our crews gathering them in the field, it's all on nbcbayarea.com. in fact, we'll have another live report in our next half hour. >>> 5:04. live look in washington. on capitol hill, today marks day 21 of the federal shutdown. government workers caught in the middle of missing their first payd payday. tomorrow this becomes the longest stalemate in u.s. history, with no resolution in sight to the fight over president trump's border wal

the manhunt underway uc davis is telling students to shelter in place and the public has been asked to avoid the downtown area. the off ramps to interstate 80 and davis are also shutdown. lease are still surrounded the home as you can see, this all unfolded after 7:00 tonight. female officer was responding to f3 car cash crash at5th and d streets and davis police blocked traffic at richards exit off interstate 80. she was taken to uc davis medical center in critical condition. >>> meanwhile google is facing a new lawsuit tonight. >> this one claims the company's board covered up sexual misconduct by its senior executives. how the suit claims that some of these guys were even rewarded monetarily, betty? >> reporter: that's right, ken and liz this lawsuit claims that google kept quiet about it, one allowed high-level executives to resign and even praised them when they left the country company. they called it disgusting illegal and immoral to women. >> 'time's up'. now, it really is time to start doing the right thing. as google has said. >> reporter: that is the message from shareholder

uc davis on lockdown, students there have been told to shelter in place. the campus is about six or seven blocks from where we are, downtown area of davis. and again police concentrating on a home on 5th street. as you can see it's lit up with searchlights. police have been telling someone inside to come out. we heard just a few minutes ago a police saying through a bullhorn we know you're in there, come out with your hands up. fluid situation. continues to change. we are live here in davis tonight. i'm cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> thanks for the update. we've been updating with the abc7 news app. download the app and enable push alerts. >>> fog city. a thick layer blavgted san francisco today. barely see the tops of the building from sutro. >> look, we can see the bridge. more fog overnight and rain on the way. meteorologist sandhya patel with more. >> watch out for this. live picture right now. notice how thick the fog is at this hour as we head through walnut creek area, 680, heavy dense fog advisory for interior valleys. watch out. visibility down to

as they headed to uc davis: mourners and supporters will be able to view the funeral procession to her home town of arrestbuckle. >>> this afternoon president trump instructed his personal attorney to lie to congress, now the new chairman is vowing to investigate. >> kenny, since taking office president trump faced countless accusations, if this buzzfeed reports proves to be true, they could be the most serious and damming accusations to date. >> michael cohen admitted he lied to congress when he said talks to build a trump tower in moscow ended 6 months earlier than they did. buzzfeed reports special council robert mueller uncovered evidence that the president personally instructed cohen to lie. >> two law enforcement sources say they uncovered the request to lie in multiple interviews with witnesses as part of the special council's investigation into the russian i can't meddling. cohen verified the claims. also said the president received at least 10 personal update from cohen on the status of the moscow project, even if he denied having any business dealing with russia. >> have no b

the doors will open at 9:30 here at the uc davis art pavilion. the service will begin at 11:00. reporting live here in davis, bob redell, "today in the bay." >> such spirit in her smile, too, in the pictures you see. thanks so much, bob. it is 6:06 right now. >>> developing this morning, a suspect wanted by san jose police has been shot by officers outside a home in stockton. the shooting happened last night. police say they got a tip from san jose police about the felon wanted for kidnapping and carjacking. during the confrontation police say the suspect pulled a gun, when officers fired. the suspect is said to be in critical condition. >>> happening today, in just a few short hours, teachers will be protesting in the east bay, holding a one-day strike. >> they are calling for, among other things better wages. pete suratos is live in oakland with more on the so-called sick-out. pete? >> reporter: good morning to you, marcus and laura. we're going to see several teachers taking part in this one-day strike here in oakland in front of oakland tech and speaking to organizers yesterd

a sea of blue to show support for a falling officer who seemingly touched everyone including the uc davis alumni gina covington who drove two hours just to be here. thought i was here as an undergraduate student. how many days i walked around downtown davis and felt safe and comfortable. that was what was tugging at my heart strings even more. i always thought of this as a safe place. it could happen anywhere. >> reporter: there is no safe place and please work. according to gigi george honoring her sister in blue today. >> she is so young. she did not get the chance to experience the joys of helping people. her and her father said she gave money to the homeless guy. that is why we are where we are. >> reporter: it could turn deadly and animal something george feels the public does not always recognize.>> i wish they would appreciate us and we are doing our normal work. >> reporter: natalie corona was killed thursday night ambushed and gunned down while responding to a car crash in downtown davis when a man came out of the shadows on a bicycle firing multiple rounds. the county coroner's

as they began heading north to get to the campus of uc davis. >>> a year after a brazen armed robberythe millbrae pancake house tonight there is a break in the case. the rest on el camino next to sfo was hit last february. the san mateo county sheriff's office just arrested four of these suspects. two of them allegedly robbed a couple with a handgun walking to their car. deputies say the other suspects acted as spotters in the restaurant. right now one suspect is still at large. anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to call the police. >>> a former chicago police officer's heading to jail for killing a black teenager. dashcam video showed 17-year- old laquan mcdonald being shot multiple times as he was lying in a street back in 2014. jason vandyke was convicted of second degree murder and aggravated battery. today a judge gave him 6 3/4 years in prison. he's likely to serve about three if he earns credit for good behavior. vandyke addressed the court today before hearing that sentence. >> taking a human life is not to be taken lightly. as a god fearing man and father, i

. >>> uc davis saying an emergency warning system failed last week when a barrage of bullets was fired killing a police officer just blocks from campus. minutes after police officer natalie corona was gunned down, there were report is the shooter was seen on campus. an emergency shelter in place warning was supposed to be sent to the entire school, but it never happened. a uc davis police dispatcher had problems when trying to activate the warning. >> technology isn't perfect. we're treating this as if it was a human error. they're vital. these are critical capabilities the university should have in terms of messaging the community. >> the warn me system says it takes full responsibility for the failure the night of the shooting. the high-tech system cost more than $60,000 a year. were under the influence when they died. that's accordin >>> new details tonight on the bay area couple who fell to their deaths in yosemite. an autopsy confirming they were under the influence when they died, and that's according to the county coroner's office. back in october the couple had a tripod set up

it is quiet now but in a few hours thousands will jamn into uc davis' arc pavilion to say goodbye to officer natalie corona the 22 year old took davis officer was killed last thursday night by a gunman while she was responding to a traffic accidentthe gunman eventually killed himself after a long stand off with policeall week vigils have been held throughout davis to remember corona who followed her dad's footsteps to become an officermany people showing up at the police department to drop off flowers and help comfort a devastated department the memorial service will begin at 11. after it is over her body will be taken to her hometown of arbuckle to be buried thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) breaking overnight ... a san jose man is in the hospital in critical condition after an officer involved shooting in stockton. it began when san jose police tracked the man --- who was wanted for kidnapping and car jacking --- inside a home in stockton. san jose police asked stockton police for help arresting the suspect last night. police say the man "co

the shooting happened in downtown davis on fifth and c streets a few blocks from the uc davis campus. >> we have team coverage to cover this tragedy, the police department and the city of davis this self. let's begin with eric thomas. eric? >> indeed the police department and community around rit are grieving tonight. the police department says there will be another briefing on exactly what happened coming up in a half hour. they haven't released much information today but we know what we know is heartwrenching. >> i think we're all devastated. >> it's the day after rookie officer natalie corona was murdered, apparently ambushed while investigating a three car descent on the streets of davis last night. flags are at half-staff. ♪ >> a bagpiper came to pay his respects. and her colleagues are hurting. >> it's a small department. you know, we all know each other. and it's very hurtful thung. >> the gunman apparently walked up while corona was handling the call and opened fire. she was later pronounced dead at uc davis medical center. police later tracked the suspect to this house. polic

. >> she was responding it a car crash near the uc davis campus. let's begin with abc 7 news anchor eric thomas. eric? >> reporter: you mentioned natalie's father, a 26-year veteran of the colusa county sheriff's office. he did pin the badge on to her. you should know that we've seen a steady stream of people come by to drop off flowers and food to pick up american flags, to pay their respects to this fallen officer who had only been on the job for a few weeks. >>> shortly after 22-year-old officer natalie corona was murdered, police tracked the alleged shooter to this house. when he didn't answer calls to come out, s.w.a.t. teams went in. >> the suspect was ultimately located inside the house. he was deceased from what is apparently a gunshot. self-inflicted gunshot wound. >> natalie corona was a rookie. graduating back in july. last night she was responding to a call about a three-car accident when the shooter walked up and opened fire. corona died later at uc davis medical center. marianne brought flowers in her memory. she also heard the shooti

we took him to uc davis. the bigger the pig the better. went on craigslist and i found a butcher selling his commercial pigs. i just asked him can i borrow your pig. i know it sounds crazy. i need to save my baby pig. he said go for it. we drove this 650-pound pig to uc davis and she ended up saving his life. i fell in love with her. i was like, we have to save her life. she saved pickles. i bought myself a 650-pound pig. i found out about erica. she has a lot of experience with pigs and has another big commercial pig that escaped from the slaughterhouse. i love the idea that pickles would have another big gal pal to hang out with. after the ordeal with pickles, we were like, okay, we have to do anything and everything possible to give this little pig the best life possible. we decided to get pickles a friend. we got dill. they're compatible. back seat buddies in the car. they go on walks together. they love to cuddle. i kept them cuddling all the time. pickles is more well-mannered than dill is. the pig has better manners than the dog. pi

very close to uc davis' campus. her suspected shooter is also dead. 22-year-old natalie corona was shot last night while responding to a traffic crash. she had just graduated from the police academy this summer and was only on patrol a few weeks. it's a tragic death. abc 7 news reporter amy hollyfield is live in davis for us this morning. amy? >> reporter: jessica, i got new information from the crime scene investigator. he tells the man who they believe shot officer corona was not involved in the car accident that she was investigating. they think he just walked up and started shooting. here's some perspective for you. we are standing at c and 5th street. ficeco happen.the car acc we believe that's h that the suspect, the suspected killer, just lives about a half a block from here on 5th street. they don't know why he wandered over to the scene and started shooting. 22-year-old natalie corona was shot and killed last night when she responded to a car crash. it was just before 7:00 last night. she responded to the c

uc davis sent out a statement expressing sorrow about this. it is not on the campus very close to the campus, and classes will resume. there is no word on when the intersection will reopen as the investigation into why this all happened. >> it is 5:05 am. >>> here's a live look at washington dc and at the u.s. capitol with the federal government shutdown in day 21. hundreds of thousands of federal workers will miss the paycheck today with no end in sight. this is the longest shutdown in u.s. history, tied up. t his wallalg the u.s. and mexico border one way or another. after visiting the border he told foxnews that if lawmakers don't approve the $5.7 billion for the wall he will declare a national emergency the and have it built. >> if we don't get help from congress i would most likely do that and i could not imagine any reason why would not because the law is 100% on my side. drove nancy pelosi is criticizing the democrats blaming them for rejecting funding bills that could reopen some of the government agencies. >>> the skies may be less sa

uc davis campus also placed ondown. rona had only been with the davis police department for a few weeks. >>> las vegas police demanding a dna simple from soccer superstar are cristiano ronaldo. the "wall street journal" reporting that warrant was sent to italy where he plays. investigators want to determine whether ronaldo's dna matches a sample found on a dress of the woman who alleges that he raped her and paid her $375,000 for her silence. ronaldo's attorney releasing this statement, mr. ronaldo has always maintained as he does today that what occurred in las vegas in n. 2009 was consensual in nature, so it is not surprising that dna would be present, nor that the police would make this very standard request as part of their investigation. >>> royal caribbean cruise ship is heading back to florida after several passengers suffered from norovirus. the cruise had to be shut one day short and all of the guests will receive full refunds. one of my worst nightmare, being on one of shows ships when the naur row virus goes t

. >>> uc davis says an emergency warning system was killed when a barrage of bullets killed a police officer. minutes after the officer was gunned down there was reports that the shooter was seen on campus. an emergency shelter in place warning was supposed to be sent to the entire school but it never happened. a uc davis police dispatcher had problems trying to activate the warning system. >> technology is not perfect. we are treating this as it was a human error. they are vital. they are critical capabilities that the university should have. >>> the warn me system that send out the alert says it takes full responsibility for that failure. the high tech system cost more than $60,000. >>> an extraordinary lunar eclipse in the night sky tonight. it is called a super blood wolf moon. and astronomers say the earth's shadow will cast a red hue over the earth's surface. >> it will be a bigger bite until 8:41 when totality begins and that's when the moon is completely inside the shadow and looks red. >>> the entire event will last three hours beginning at 7:31 and ending at 10:50. >>> comi

services are at 11 am at the uc davis park pavilion.atalie corona was shot and killed after responding to a traffic accident. the mourners and supporters can view the funeral procession which will take natalie corona to her hometown. >>> it is 6:13 am. >>> the suspected carjacker and kidnapper is in critical condition after being shot by the stockton police. the san jose police said they had word that the fugitive had turned up and they call the stockton police for help. the man was held up in a house in stockton. they said he came outside and confronted them with a gun, and the police opened fire. we are waiting on more details on the suspect. >>> i am emily turner at the live news desk. wet weather making big headaches in california, and one road is still shutdown off of all of the wet weather they have had. the last storm moved through creating mudslides and rockslides on several canyon road. some are still close this morning and that could affect the malibu ol again, this is all happening in the woolsey fire burn zone. we are waitin

in the meantime officer nicole corona was taken to the uc davis medical center and was pronounced dead around 11 pm. >> we are all devastated in the loss in very sorry for the family. i have spoken to her parents and i can tell you this has been so devastating. >> reporter: she was well known to a lot of the officers in the department. she volunteered for several years before becoming a sworn officer. as far as the man that killed her, we do not yet know his identity. we do know that during the manhunt they released the be on the lookout for the white man in his 20s. his body was found by robots that were sent into the house that they found him in about a half block from where i am. the leads led the police here. we are waiting on more information on exactly what led up to the shooting later this morning from the davis police department. anne makovec, kpix 5 . >>> it is 6:05 am. >>> the government shutdown now equals the longest in history with some 800,000 workers missing a paycheck that was supposed to come today. here's a live look at the white house. president trump is threatening

. >>> the vendor for the uc davis alert system say they have fixed the problem after a police officer was shot and killed nearby. now, the warn me aggie alert, is designed to send texts and e- mails to 75,000 people. but only a fraction of the campus was alerted when 22-year- old officer natalie corona was killed just blocks away. students and staff were not fully notified until more than an hour later. but then derave mobile has taken responsibility for the technical issue and has added new safeguards to the system. >>> popular coffee stand raising money today for the family of fallen davis police officer, natalie corona. some new video. we just took it a couple of minutes ago. this is dutch bros drive- through in the city of davis. we're there. the chain is donating a dollar for every beverage they sell today to the officer natalie corona memorial fund. she was shot and killed exactly a week ago, while responding to a traffic accident in downtown davis. now, on her routine patrols, officer will corona would get coffee at the dutch bros drive through. a memorial service will be held

police chief also announced funeral sicer natalie corona, they will be held friday on the campus of uc davis, open to the public. nbc bay area. >> beautiful vigil for a beautiful person. thank. >>> learning more about the gunman's past and what may have led up to the violence. roz plater. >> please tell us they found a note they believe he wrote. may not answer motive but may offer insight into the suspected killer's state of 90. 48-year-old kevin douglas limbaugh, g thursday night. self-inflicted gunshot wound in his home with note they believe he wrote. davis police department has been hitting me with ultra sonic waves meant to keep dogs from bark. i can't live this way anymore. signed. here's what we learned. at one point worked at cache creek casino. arrested last september, charged with battery with serious injury. >> assaulted a coworker at cache creek, pled out to misdemeanor. that's common, had no criminal record. >> prohibited from owning a firearm. following november turned over bushmaster ar-15 rifle to >> he has no firearms registered to him at the same time. >> question is how h

her funeral is friday on the uc davis campus at 11 a.m. in the morning. vis police chief said the officer's service will be open to the public and hopes people from the community will attend. >>> the first day back on the job for davis police officers since officer corona's death. the officers hit the streets today as people continued to pay their respects. >> reporter: in davis this memorial to officer corona continue to grow as californians stop to pay tribute to her. a show of support a fallen officer who touchdown everyone here. she drove twto be here. >> i was here as a student, you know, how many days or evenings i walked around downtown, you know, davis, and felt safe and comfortable and so that is what was even tugged at my heart strings even more. thought of as a safe place. it could happen anywhere. >> reporter: there is no safe place in police work. according to san francisco police chief. >> she was so young. she didn't even get the chance to experience the joys of helping people. she gave money to the homeless guy. we have hearts. we have big

." >> funeral services for officer natalie corona will be held next friday at the uc davis activitiesnd recreation center. the service is open to the public. >>> meanwhile, we are learning more about the gunman's past, and what may have led to the violence. police say the gunman who killed officer corona left this note behind inside his bedroom, near the scene of the crime. it reads, "the davis police department has been hitting me with ultrasonic waves meant to keep dogs from barking." it goes on to say "i did my best to appease them, but they have continued for years, and i can't live this way anymore." he signed it, "citizen kevin limbaugh." here more of what we know about the 48-year-old. at one point, he worked at cache creek casino in yolo county. he was arrested last september and charged with battery with serious injury, but that charge was pleaded down to a misdemeanor because prosecutors argued limbaugh had no record. that did prohibit limbaugh from owning a firearm. >> as far as the firearms that we have found, as far as we know, he has no firearms registered to him at this

corona was shot and killed last thursday while she was responding to a traffic accident near the uc davis campus. that man who shot her later killed himself. today officers from across the country will attend a memorial in her honor. here is a live look in davis, where services are being held. "today in the bay's" bob redell will have a live report from davis on those services ahead for us at 5:30. >>> developing this morning, a suspect san jose police shot by officers outside of the home in stockton. the shooting happened late last night, and stockson police say they got a tip from san jose police about the felon wanted for kidnapping and carjacking. during the confrontation police say the suspect pulled a gun, when officers fired. the suspect is said to be in critical condition. >>> it is now day 28 of the longest government shutdown in american history. tensions only getting higher between the president, top democrat in the u.s. house nancy pelosi. "today in the bay's" scott mcfarland is live in washington, d.c., where so far there's been no end in sight. >> this is what a stalemate lo

at the activities and recreation center on the uc davis campus. matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> matt, thank you. we've created this badge to sharon line to remember officer corona. you can find it on our facebook page. >>> the federal government partial shutdown is dragging into day 23. the longest in american history. >> there's no sign of progress to end the work stoppage. in fact, 800,000 federal employees are going unpaid, including tsa security screeners. the administration reports a number of absences more than doubled last year's rate. 7.7% of workers calling out sick on sunday compared to 3.2 a year ago. the sickout led to houston's bush continental airport closing the security checkpoint in terminal b. 53% of americans hold president trump and republicans mainly responsible for this government shutdown. that is according to an abc news "washington post" poll. 29% of people surveyed blame congressional democrats. 42% of people show support for a border wall. that's up 8% from last year. 54% oppose the wall. >>> some of the federal employees g

the procession carrying the cass basket of the fallen davis police officer natalie corona from the uc davis campus to her home town of arbuckle. earlier, billy ray cyrus performed in her honor. >> she followed her father's footsteps into law enforcement. he is a retired deputy sheriff and he explained why his daughter posed in a blue dress. >> she said i would like this photograph to serve as my gratitude for all those law enforcement men and women who served, who have served, who are currently serving, and those who have died in the line of duty protecting our liberties in this great country. >> she was just 22 years old, just starting her career. she was the first davis officer killed since 1959. >>> hundreds of teachers walked out today demanding smaller class sizes. while not an official strike, the group hoped the action would draw the attention of the district. they're asking for a 12% pay hike over the next three years. the district is offering 5%. they make on average $64,000 a year which they say is not a paying wage. >> they make it impossible. >> we want to make sure they get a c

. >> it happened on 5th and c streets just a few blocks from the uc davis campus. cornell bernard is in davis tonight with what we've learned about the shooting. cornell? >> reporter: yeah, the moments leading up to officer corona's death are very troubling, ama. the memorial continues to grow here across the street on 5th street where the shooting happened. tonight, we still don't know the gunman's name or his knowtimmm o the police chief sharing new details about the murder of the police officer. she was responding to a traffic collision on 5th street when witnesses say a man rode up on a bicycle and started shooting. >> the suspect just opened up fire, shot her once, and she went down to the ground, and he then ended up shooting her multiple times. >> reporter: he says the gunman had two semiautomatic times. he reloaded several times, then took aim at a fireman responding to the scene. >> at that point, one of the firefighters got out, started to run. the suspect shot towards the firefighter. one round hit him in the boot. he was not injured. >> we heard all the

the service is set for 11:00 this morning at uc davis.t will be followed by a 40-mile procession to officer's core own's hometown of arbuckle. >>> they'll launch a full investigation after a new report claims president trump told michael cohen to lie to congress. according to buzz feed news, mr. trump personally directed his long-time attorney and fixer to lie about negotiations to build a trump tower in moscow. >>> number 6, we are following your friday commute. unfortunately, it's not friday light in pleasant hill. we have an earlier accident that's been cleared out of lanes. the slow traffic remains on to 242 and 680 back to highway 4. >>> number 7, did he mrk us cousins suits up as a warrior for the first time tonight. he's missed nearly a year because of injury. he signed a deal in the off-season. >>> since reggie know sports -- >> what's your hot pick, reggie? >> i think he's going to be a valuable player in the basketball game time. >> that round balltgi e'soingobct a cylinder many times and then he'll win all the games. >> we hope

at the activities and recreation center on the uc davis campus. in the newsroom, matt keller, abc 7 news. >>> we have created this badge for you to sharon line as a way to remember officer corona. you can find it on our facebook page. >>> the federal government's partial shutdown is dragging into day 23. the longest in american history. >> there's no signs right now of any progress to stop the work stoppage. 800,000 federal employees are going unpaid, including tsa security screeners much the administration reports a number of absences more than doubled last year's rate. 7.7% of workers calling out sick sunday compared to just 3.2 a year ago. the sickout led to houston's bush intercontinental airport closing the checkpoints in terminal b. 53% of americans hold president trump and republicans mainly responsible for the government shutdown. that is according to an abc news "washington post" poll. 29% blame congressional democrats. meanwhile, 42% of people show support for a border wall up 8% from last year. 54% are oppose to a wall. >>> some of the

the service is set at the activities and recreation center at uc davis. it is open to the public. >>> afterwards, a 40-mile procession to officer corona's hometown in arbuckle. >> negotiators are expected back in court today. lawyers for them want charges brought against the warehouse owners and oakland firefighters and police officers. both claim they knew about unsafe conditions inside the building but did nothing. meanwhile, prosecutors want the judge to issue a gag order to stop anyone connected to the case from talking to the media. prosecutors claim it's the only way to keep potential jurors unbiased for the upcoming trial in april. they face 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter for the deadly fire in december 2016. >>> the government shutdown is now in day 28. today federal courts run out of resources and civil cases could be suspended. meanwhile, president trump and house speaker nancy pelosi continue to exchange political blows. democrats are refu negotiate with the president until the government reopens. democrats are united behind pelosi. she

a new uc davis study says sunflower sea stars are disappearing throughout the north american west coast. this photograph taken near british columbia showing thousands of sea stars. three weeks later when the researchers returned the creatures had vanished. the study pins the blame on ocean warming and an infectious wasting disease spreading rapidly throughout the population. >>> gnaw -- new enrollment for cover california dropped about 23%. overall numbers remain stagnant. about 1.5 million people signed up to continue coverage for 2019. >>> thousands of football fans converging on atlanta this week leading up to sunday's big game. many kids have been testing their football skills at the nfl experience. its a giant interactive park. they say it is size of almost 14 football fields. fans can do it all charging through obstacles, racing the clark and the 40 yard dash. >> if you could rate the nfl experience 1-10 what would it be? >> 10. >> to you feel like russell wilson out there or peyton manning. >> oh, yeah. i kind of a felt like both of them at the same time. >> you have to feel like

she died at the uc davis medical center sacramento. >> natalie was full of life and energy, a pleasure to be around. she loved being around everyone in the department, and she worked like you cannot believe. there was a period of time before going into the academy that we ran out of funding for her paid position. despite that she came in and volunteered. >> the police surrounded a rental home a block from the crashing where the suspect was believed to be. the officer spent hours trying to coax the suspect out and found him dead at 1:30 am this morning. they have not released the name of the suspect or the motive, the first killing of the officers in the davis police department since 1959. >>> the notorious fog led to an experience that was unpleasant from the aeromexico flight from waterloo horror in oakland. >> the customers complained of no water and stifling conditions. >> the customers are shouting and they are calling 911. they are putting up signs around the plans. -- around the plane. >> i understand but i do not have the personnel to take care of everybody. we are working on ge

this will be held tomorrow at uc davis. >>> a new california law that would eliminate bail for suspects who are awaiting trial is now on hold. secretary of state says a group that wants to overturn the law collected enough signatures to put the issue before voters next year. that means, the new bail guidelines set to take effect in october, won't be implemented until that vote is over. then governor jerry brown signed the bill last year. it was aimed at reforming california's bail system to make it fair to poor people. >>> well, allowing home pot communities even in communities that have banned commercial sales of marijuana. the league of cities were against that rule, arguing it would undercut local control. but cannabis committees push said for change. citing prop 64. that legalized recreational marijuana. the issue may not be over. it will probably end up in court. >>> well, taking a look at wall street this morning. all three indexes are set to open, with losses, across the board. that's after they ended with small gains at yesterday's closing bell. now, great earnings from bank of

a funeral is planned for friday for the activities and recreation center at the uc davis campus. >>>learning about a mass drug overdose. officers were calledto a home yesterday morning. the overdose appears to have been called -- caused by the opioid fentanyl. a chico fire official says at one point, cpr was being administered to six people at once. he says this was the largest mass casualty incident in years. 12 people were taken to the hospital, four of them were in radical condition, and two police officers also had to be treated for opioid exposure. >>> investigators are investigating a deadly shooting overnight. we are just a few weeks into the new year, and this is san jose's second homicide. >> reporter: this happened at parker avenue and race street. there is a nice apartment complex in the area, where shots rang out. the san jose police department called us, and officers responded around 1:15 am, and an adult man was found here, having been hit with at least one bullet. the victim was lying on the sidewalk and getting cpr. he was loaded into an ambulance. he died at an area

. >> reporter: another student group at uc-davis did come out criticizing the message of its peers onacebook. we do have to say, regardless of how they felt about this flag, everyone we spoke with did agree that the death of officer natalie corona is an tragic one. they send their sympathies to the family. >>> it turns out the oakland raiders may not be finished with the oakland coliseum just yet. the bay area news group is reporting team officials will meet with the coliseum authority one last time, possibly this week. the raiders need a place to play next season before relocating to las vegas. they pulled out of a lease last month after the city of oakland filed a lawsuit. at the same time, there was a groundbreaking today for the raiders new team headquarters near las vegas. >>> 55 acres will include three practice fields and an additional field indoors. that is on top of the office space and an exercise pool. >>> san francisco-based children's store gymboree is filing for bankruptcy r se time in less than two years. most of the company's 900 stores are set to close. the company is

she was shot and killed last thursday while responding to a traffic accident near the uc davis campus. the man who shot her later killed himself. officer corona was just 22 years old, she had only been on the job a few months. "today in the bay's" bob redell will have a live report from davis on those services ahead for us, come up about 5:30. >>> in a few hours, two men charged in oakland's deadly ghostship warehouse fire are due back in court. they each face 36 cs involuntary manslaughter for th. this morning, defense attorneys will ask the case against their hatents to be dismissed because would repte >>> 4:32 right now and san francisco leaders are talking about what they say is a significant drop in crime last year, but they add more work needs to be done. sfpd yesterday releasing the final tally for crimes in 2018. homicides and car break-ins fell the most for the year 20%. there were 46 homicides in 2018, ten fewer than the year prior. as for the drop in car break-ins, chief scott credits more officers on the street. >>> in fremont a woman became the third robbery victim in jus

at the arc pavel onat uc davis. after that there will be a 40-mile procession to her hometown of arbuckle. >>> happening now, dutch brothers cove is donating a portion of sales to the corona memorial fund. $1 from every order will go to the natalie corona memorial fund started by the davis police department. corona was a regular at the dutch brothers. >>> in the south bay, what happened to the iconing i orchard supplies hardware sign has been resolved and recovered intact. take a look. it was delivered to the preservation history group by the san jose man. turns out that the man who took it did so out of concern it would be scrapped. >> we saw the demolition work and was concerned that he'd better get that sign before it gets accidentally broken or tossed into a bin, and so his intentions are good. >> aha. now, the vintage sign sat at the corner of west san carlos for decades until early november when it suddenly vanished. it has been donated to history san jose. the group will restore it and put it at history park

it is quiet now but in a few hours thousands will jamn into uc davis' arc pavilion to say goodbye to ficer natalie corona the 22 year old took davis officer was killed last thursday night by a gunman while she was responding to a traffic accidentthe gunman eventually killed himself after a long stand off with policeall week vigils have been held throughout davis to remember corona who followed her dad's footsteps to become an officermany people showing up at the police department to drop off flowers and help comfort a devastated department the memorial service will begin at 11. after it is over her body will be taken to her hometown of arbuckle to be buried thanks will. we will thanks will. thanks will. we will check back with you through out the morning. ( james ) breaking overnight ... a san jose man is in the hospital in critical condition after an officer involved shooting in stockton. it began when san jose police tracked the man --- who was wanted for kidnapping and car jacking --- inside a home in stockton. san jose police asked stockton police for help arresting the suspect la

this will be held friday morning at the activity rec center at uc davis. the 22-year-old rookie officer was gunned down on thursday on scene of a traffic accident. the suspected gunman took his own life a few hours later. the police chief would like to see as many people as possible attend friday's memorial. we have created this badge to sharon line as a way to remember officer corona. go to the abc 7 news facebook page. >>> in the north bay, the bishop of the diocese of santa rosa is expected to answer questions about the list released this weekend of 39 former priests and deacons who are credibly accused of sexual abuse. on saturday, the diocese named 39 former members of the clergy who church leaders say abused or sexually abusing children. in 1995, the eye team investigated several of the priests named. the diocese will hold a media briefing about the molestation cases. >>> house leaders are meet to go take the unprecedented steps of calling president trump's interpreters to testify. this as they fire back on the here's eliza they tried to subpoena the

. >> the chp helicopter was used to lifeflight the dog to uc davis vet center and to have this have a k-9 stabbed, it's pretty traumatic for everybody. >> reporter: as of this afternoon, police say that that family is still in the hospital receiving treatment. they are excted tok-9 officer. reporting live in vacaville, emily turner, kpix5. >>> police released a sketch of the man who brutally attacked a san francisco grandmother. he had his hood pulled over his eyes, but witnesses were able to get a good look at the rest of his face as he walked out of the victim's home in visitacion valley last tuesday. a short time later 89-year-old yik oi huang was found bloodied and beaten in the playground across the street. she is still in the hosps a $10 an ormation itleadinalg e'to er arrest. >>> now a live look at the white house where some democrats turned down a meeting with the president on the government shutdown. our elizabeth cook on what remains a stalemate between republicans and the democrats. liz? >> on day 24 of the partial government shutdown the white house tried a new tactic invi

this is a police procession, bo davis police officer, natalie corona, from the uc davis medical center in sacramento to the yolo county coroner's office, in the city of woodland. officer corona was responding to a three-ghcat, when she was the shooting, but police tracked the suspect to a home in the downtown area. they found him dead from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. the davis police chief said the loss of officer natalie corona has devastated the department. he called her a rising star, when was full of energy and an absolute pleasure to be around. we have a news crew heading to the area. we'll have a full report coming up in our next hour. >>> time is now 4:35, happening today, religious groups in san francisco will hold a vigil to remember the migrants who died, trying to seek asylum here in the u.s. the interfaith group called no walls begins here in front of i.c.e. will honor 8-year- old felipe gomez alonzo. and jacqueline. both died in the custody of the u.s. border patrol. >>> president trump's former lawyer, michael cohen will testify before congress. he is schedu

downtown davis at 7 tonight if you expect the officer was responding to that crash not far from the uc davis campus, that's when she was shot. at this point, it's unclear if the shots came from 1 of the cars involved in the crash, but students and residents have been told to shelter in place while police searched the suspect got away on foot. at this hour, police said they have a possible lead on the suspect. >> that's unfolding at that time, it's a tech situation, we don't want to give up information to endangeranybody involved. hopefully we can bring it to a conclusion at some point tonight. >> during the news conference in the last hour, the lieutenant added that the department is shocked by the shooting tonight, saying that everyone is holding it together, trying to do their job professionally, but it's hard. investigators have described the government doesn't government as a white man in his 20s, he was last seen wearing a baseball cap, black jacket, jeans, and black boots. 2 young men were in the downtown area moments after the shooting that followed. >> the cops were just taping it up

she was shot and killed last thursday night while responding to a traffic accident near the uc davis campus. the man who shot her later killed himself. she was just 22 years old. >>> in the east bay, anger over the prospect of a gag order in the ghost ship trial. they face 36 charges of involuntary manslaughter. they go to trial in april. after two years of legal wrangling of the responsibility for the fire, prosecutors are calling for a gag order to ensure the jury pool suspect tainted. attorneys claim the prosecution has already convicted their clients in the media. >> when we come into the case and try to set the record straight, and try to give the other side, and try to rectify the false accusations that have been made against my client and mr. harris, they want to shut us down. >> now, in court tomorrow, defense attorneys will ask that the case against their client bs dismissed. they contend that evidence that would help them has reportedly been destroyed. >>> another setback for pg&e. a judge has lacked the utility's lack of insulation to recent wildfires. they were put on pro

>> her funeral will be held is her viewing will be held next friday at the ark on the campus at uc davis. that'll be at 11 am. the police chief is telling the crowd tonight that he wants the entire community to come out and show their respect for natalie corona. like i said, there was over 1000 people here tonight. he hopes that many people will show out and show the respects to this young officer. really tonight, what we witnessed was raw emotion from the community.  also from the police department. here's an idea of what took place tonight.>> ♪ >> they sobbed and consoled each other. it was enough to make anyone break down. >> officers have been here 20 years. i have never experienced this kind of loss. it's personal. it hits home. like everybody has said. the kindest you ever could meet. >> at home lie corona, brought thousands together. >> your watch is over. return home. take the rest you have earned here in this valley. hereby the banks >> the tragedy in his community leaving many searching for answers and a firm former high school coach clinging to her jersey and remembering mem