sam: you want to walk them in. >> you have to. with the pre-k student you have to walk them in classroom. you can't drop them off. sam: mayor bowser's communication director kevin harris issued the following statement today when we asked him about this -- the administration is made aware of the i.r.s. and is committed to -- aware of the issue and is committed to finding a resolution to promolt pedestrian safety and allows parents the time they need to safely drop off their children. certainly this is good news for the parents and we will stay on top of this to tell you how it worked. reporting live from northwest washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: sam, thank you for that. a car burned. a child inside murdered. why the mother did it and the sentence she will now serve. michelle: remember this? it captivated the world watching on tv and online. ahead the sentence for the virginia teen arrested after climbing trump doug: the next warming trend urnway. 60's and 70's and maybe severe weather on wednesday. a lot to share wit

i got to know sam pretty well at that time. and we went right over to the russian consulate and we got to meet some russians. i can't cite all the russians we talked to in the next five years, but there were quite a number because frequently we went abroad and we went to russia on some occasions and we became acquainted with the situation in russia, at least that things seemed to be deteriorating and difficulties were coming, so that it was not a total surprise when 1991 came along the trail. i stressed as sam did that the importance of what occurred then was in part political. quite apart from technical. the dilemma that we faced and that sam has described is that there were a great number of senators, many in my party, who said not a dime for the russians, not a dime. that's ridiculous, to be in fact even considering such a thing. this was a very strongly felt sentiment by many of their constituents. that sentiment didn't go away altogether. after nunn-lugar passed and the struggles in the first couple years to get things goi

sam zell: it depends. jonathan: a weaker euro story once again. -- are lowerellow by three basis points. from new york city, you are watching bloomberg. ♪ jonathan: from new york city, this is "bloomberg daybreak." i am jonathan ferro. largely unchanged. the dow after stress, the s&p 500 closed at an all-time high. a bit softer. the situation, a weaker euro session for a fourth straight day. down by 0.25%. the trump rally, that is what we are calling it? alix: trump rally or obama relief. sam, the trade. been since the election. is it a trump trade or obama relief? ago, you a minutes called it a trump rally. i said i deny know if it was a trump rally or obama relief. -- i did not know if it was a trump rally or obama relief. the business community has changed as a result of trump getting elected. i think there is a lot more confidence, a lot more willingness to take risk. and i think that it may be part of what is being reflected and the stock market. ceos said that are "optimistic," that was a record. h

sam: is it an anti-trump message? >> it's not on anti-trump message. it's not an anti-anything message. it's a pro unity and love and tolerance at each other message. sam: the key for most people showing the signs is tolerance. >> we don't want to hate anybody. we don't want to legislate against any religions or people. sam: they went up in the inauguration and women's march for people who might walk by, most residents have kept them up. >> in northeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. michelle: with all the the yo-yo temperatures take a look at this. cherry trees in bloom. this is near the kennedy center. the trees are a different species than the famed cherry blossoms along the tidal basin but another sign of how confusing the weather has been this winter. >> we all felt like cherry trees. we walked outside. 70's yesterday and then 30's today. doug: it is going to warm up this weekend dramatically. of next week. not abnormally cold but a cool stretch. we will see. maybe by next weekend they will shoot up again. you need a scorecard to keep up wit

and sam had watched him grow up, and one day i saw sam sitting at a table and i could hear sam counseling tony. >> now you have that opportunity to get back in the mainstream with your family. >> he was obviously talking to him about trying to avoid gang activity and stay on the right path, but it was a heartfelt communication. >> this time, you're afraid of what tomorrow might be, you're afraid of what's going to happen, you're afraid of what your friends are going to be, but you've got to understand, what is this going to cause tony? this is the opportunity, tony. i'm glad. >> thank you. >> i really am. >> i'm going to do something with it. while mclaren stayed on top of the activities of several gangs, one in particular required most of his attention. the jail's largest and most violent gang, the heartless felons. >> heartless felons is a gang that was basically established in our facilities, some young individuals, many of them, was upset and tired of how they was being treated, how they were being disrespected. they formed, they retaliated against anyone they felt disrespected them.

sam. where is sam? sam and i have been face booking. sam was in the staff room. sam is in the house somewhere. let me give you the final results. the threshold for victory with 218 votes, 435 members. and votedtotaled including proxies. the results are 235 for mr. perez and 200 for mr. ellison. [applause] [rapsing] ms. brazile: gavel] order. it is my great honor -- it is gavel] -- it[raps is my honor to present the gavel to the democratic national committee to mr. tom perez. mr. perez, congratulations. [applause] [cheering] ms. brazile: i hear a motion. there is amotion -- motion by mr. buckley. we will hear from mr. buckley. gavel] you, madam chair. now is the time for us to unite we cast a that ballot as secretary tom perez as the chair of the democratic national committee. ms. brazile: is there a second? mr. applebaum? >> >> i am stuart applebaum from new york and the executive vice president of the 1.3 million member united food workers union. this has been a great process with amazing candidates. we listen to each other, we have learned from each other. now

sam: the house is owned by the city. one of forbe dilapidated his -- one of the four dilapidated homes that they turned over to the trust. the administration is refusing to let these go. >> people are tired of living next door to the blighted houses. sam: the city agency in charge is based here in anacostia. the department of the housing and the community development says the competitive bidding is the rule in d.c. period. >> i think it's picking winners wt process. sam: there are bidders and even so the city may have to fund them to do the work, that is the process. they say they are ready to start renovation at no cost to d.c. and said the city wasn't even interested in the houses. >> there was a plan for the building as far as we know before the city came out. sam: the trust says the buyers are in the league of the police, nurse or firefighters. as the battle raise -- battle rages gary looks at the home next door. >> the house is leaning and it's leaning in my direction. sam: sam ford, abc7 news. >> there is a visible

sam warburton is england's weakness. sam warburton is strong. we have been catching up with him? yes, we walked his dog. i look back now and i found i look back now and ifound it i look back now and i found it hard at times, the captaincy, but as i look back over the last few years, i am pleased i have done it.” look back over the last few years, i am pleased i have done it. i do think now the time is right for ireland to do it. it feels right the time to move on. alistair cooke has resigned from england cricket captaincy. he said he had gone to the well, too many times. do you feel it is the case for you?” the well, too many times. do you feel it is the case for you? i put a lot of time and effort into the captaincy. i did not try to change how i am or what i do, but you do carry the weight with you as captain. someone like alan wynne, an international candidate for captain for any team international candidate for captain forany team in international candidate for captain for any team in the world, he can step in seamlessly. he is one of the form players in wales. his leader

==sam/2shot== good morning- and tnks r joining us. i'm sam brock. and i'm laura garcia cannon. =4shot= flooding ck bay bridge ==sam/anim== breaking news in france this morning... ==sat== a live look near the louvre in paris - which is now returning to normal after a suspected terror attack that ended with ==vo==ch soldier shooting a man. it unfolded this morningside the world famous museum. police say a suspect approached the museum carrying two bags. soldiers told him that he could not bring his bags -- that's when he pulled out a machete and shouted, "god is great" in arabic. a soldier shot the man several times. he survived and is now in custody. the nearby area was evacuate- b lifted. bak to r weather --=laura/radarg through right now -- which could make for a slippery commute. =laura/live= a live look outside in san jose-- highway 101 already slick... we're monitoring altherouble spots for you this morning.. today in the bay's pete suratos is live in novato with how things are spg up therso far. pete? have you seen downpours where you are? >> r

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kris sanchez is out in the field. >> i'm sam brock. as we continue to follow the latest, what you're looking alt-right here is something that people were specifically told not to do, which is to walk into contaminated flood water. we just had a press conference from sam liccardo talking about all the things we know are inside of that water right now. oil, sewage, household chemicals. now, this is the latest, janelle. this is a look right now over the mobile home park off of oakland avenue and dish in san jose. one of the areas targeted for mandatory evacuation. >> 40 homes in the mobile home park, it started flooding late last night and overnight people were evacuated from the area. this is kind of the flood zone of coyote creek, the section in the bottom there in the bottom near 280, that is the area that's flooding right now. and people are being told to evacuate. if you live in a low-lying area along coyote creek the threat is not over. they just want you to be on the look out and stand by. for now, if you can go somewhere else, san

good morning to you, sam and laura. caltrans still trying to fix this mudslide that's been here a week now on northbound 17 here in scotts valley. the people who live up here in the santa cruz mountains are worried today's storms will bridge more mud, rock and debris on the road. you will be surprised how many will be driving up and down bear creek road, for example. workers still trying to clean up the messes. they are stretched so thin, citizens are volunteering themselves to fix the potholes. they are using county-provided materials to stop the holes from developing into something worse. >> we are hraorlooking for the where you drop into it and your tire explodes. my family, personally, three tires so far this winter. >> if you're traveling to and from santa cruz through highway 17 starting today through friday, they will close off ramps between 7:00 and 10:00 a.m. the past several days, if you are trying to go through scotts valley, the travel within the town is very bad. it is worse for people trying to get on nort

sam? sam: this just began in the last few minutes, after what we just reported, a 20 plus our debate with the democrats on the long, they were speaking one after another and talking about the disdain for betsy devos, if you will. and the big question is, will another republican vote no? that is what they are waiting to see. if that is the case, she will not be confirmed, even with the vice president being the president of the senate. we -- it will be interesting to see. it is happening right now. if you want to watch that, we are covering it live on our sister station, new channel 8. back to you. jummy: thank you for the update. right now, the search continues for a woman reported missing near great falls since yesterday. john gonzalez picks up the rest of that investigation. angler'sare at the boat ramp next to the potomac river where the search is resuming for the missing woman, a woman in her 50's. this montgomery county and park volunteers, and a search and rescue crews getting their g

sam. sam. where is sam? facebookingve been back there. sam was in the staff room. housesam is in the somewhere. let me give you the final results. the threshold for victory was members were5 totaled in voting. 235 for mr.are perez and 200 four mr. ellison. [applause] honor -- it is -- my honor [banging gavel] it is now my honor to present the gavel to the next chair of the democratic national committee, mr. tom perez. mr. perez, congratulations. [applause] i hear a motion by mr. saunders. ms. applebaum? we will hear from mr. buckley. order please. go ahead. buckley: thank you, madam chair. for all those who ran for this office, for all those who were involved in this campaign, now is the time for us to unite. i move that we suspend the rules and cast one ballot for secretary tom perez as the next chair of the democratic national committee. [applause] chair: is there a second? mr. applebaum. sisters and brothers, i am stuart applebaum, dnc member from new york and the executive vice president of the officialon member workers union afl-cio. this has been a great proc

sam sweeney is live at the shady grove metro with what we can expect - sam? new this morning - at the list of the president's invited guests for tonight's address. many are there to help bolster his agenda, including the widow of justice antonin scalia and three families who have been victims of violence by undocumented immigrants. democratic lawmakers have invited undocumented immigrants as their guests to the capitol. president trump will announce his revised immigration order tommorrow. tonight's address starts at 9 p-m. you can watch it live right here on abc-7 -- and then at 11, we'll have live analysis and reaction from inside the capitol. and join our discussion on facebook, twitter, and wjla.com. developing now.. the f-b-i is investigating another wave of bomb threats against jewish targets.. including three in our area. threats were phoned in yesterday against jewish schools and community centers in more than a dozen states. three schools in our area were targeted: aleph bet jewish day school in annapolis.. gesher jewish day school in fairfax.. and c

. >> i'm sam brock. we will be with you every step of the way now. >> i feel like i have been through a lot of the south bay. taking back roads, taking a lot of different directions to get here this morning. like a lot of people will be doing. >> we had a complete closure. a live shot of 101 just north of the 680/2080 interchange sam was talking about. look at the lights right here. they are traveling north on 101. you're forced off the freeway just before you get to 280/680. a few cars heading southbound. i'll assume they are chp and caltrans. i'll give you any updates on any openings. anything north of the dumbarton bridge, completely fine. we had the closure for niles canyon that we continue to follow. full closure for both directions of 101. it is is a critical portion of the south pay. this is where we see the first slowing of the morning. we will see slowing on the approach coming up in the area. over toward 280 or 87 southbound. use that corner here as your workaround to avoid the stretch of 101.

oc: nats of sirens trt: sam/cont. vo breang ne overnigh-- highway01 sh down in both direcd . >>> breaking news overnight. we are on early this morning at 4:00 because we are following major developing news. highway 101 shut down in both directions between 880 and the 680/280 connector because of the video you're looking at on your screen now. massive flooding on the highways. the freeway not expecting to reopen for hours, maybe longer. here's what it looks like right now just so you can get a sense. no one is on it because there is no accessibility. highway 101 shut down between 880 and the 280/680 connector. there is flooding is and mandatory evacuations in downtown san jose. hundreds of homes have been evacuated. people living along the entire coyote creek told to get out. creek levels continue to go rise at this moment. good morning. thank you for joining us. i'm sam brock alongside kari hall and mike inouye. as we see, there are major problems in terms of folks and their commute. and their public safety as well. l

happy friday, landon. >> hey there, sam and laura. wall street will add to thursday's rally which saw the dow, nasdaq and s&p close at new record highs. stocks rose after president trump said he will make a big tax announcement in the past few weeks. he promised to cut tax rates for u.s. companies. the dow rise to go 20,172. nasdaq up 32 to 5,715. nordstr nordstrom's moving to drop ivanka trump's clothing line got a lot of news. the research firm slice intelligence shows it fell after the election down 26% in january. sales at nordstrom.com dropped 63% in the fourth quarter. 43% at zappos, 31% on amazon. they did grow on macy's and bloomingdale's but a much slower rate in the last half of last year. nordstrom said the decision wasn't political, it was just business. reports all could come with wireless charging. apple is working on cutting-edge technology that may be able to power devices at a distance. they use wireless charging for the apple watch. sam and laura, back over to you. >> we all run low on power. >> i lose chargers about

. >> i'm sam brock. as we like to say, you made it to friday. there is a lot of heavy rain coming down now. >> take a look at this. one of the places it has been raining. we caught these shots from berkeley. our photographers be just sending this this morning. not a lot of people out there just yet. >> not so much. we will be seeing that all over the bay area, kari. it is pretty widespread at this point. >>> more concerns about the heavy rain moving in. it will be with us pretty much in waves all day long. not only that but gusty winds. we have the concern of more down trees and possibly mudslides in the santa cruz mountains. the rain rolling from the south, into the bay area with pretty good coverage right now. some of the heaviest rain moving through san francisco, oakland, extending to the east bay. this coming through with heavy downpours throughout the morning and the afternoon. so this impacts the drive as you head out the door. mike is now tracking what's happening at the bay bridge. >> the view a

sam? sam: breaking news at the live 'ssk, kim jong un half-brother creating a cleaner environment by using cleaner energy sources we've reduced carbon emissions by nearly 25%, which is the equivalent of taking close to two million cars off the road. cleaner air and cleaner water. it's good for all of us. dominion. depend on us for more than energy. >> you are watching "good morning washington," on your side. breaking news this morning. sam sweeney, at the live desk. new information coming in after the assassination of kim jong un 's half-brother? an attempt to break into the morgue where kim jong-nam's body was being held. all of this as the wall a lump or police chief says that the suspects in his death work specifically trained to wipe a tocsin on his face and wash their hands clean. he fell sick at the airport and died on the way to the hospital. police are demanding to speak to a senior diplomat from north korea, as well as a man linked to the north korean government run airline. new d

reporting live from southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. larry: thanks, sam. developing now a federal judge reminding former nfl players to register for sharapova of of -- for their share of the concussion settlement from the league. they expect 6,000 former players to eventually be diagnosed with dementia or alzheimer's disease. the concussion settlement could cost the nfl $1 billion in the decade. alison: one of the biggest compliment to pay an athlete is say a local high school stand-out is on his second heart after a terrifying health scare. as scott abraham reports his return to the team is nothing short of remarkable. >> tonight is senior night but there is something else that you are wearing on your chest. i thought that we would actually get him here for a game. [applause] >> the return of a teammate. >> i didn't know they were behind me. they helped me through everything. >> one, two, three. >> four, five, six. >> hey, hey! scott: getting back on the court. with a scar that tells a story. >> when the day came, i was like i couldn't really process a i

sam sweeney is live on capitol hill... sam? seven on your side's fighting back to get answers rockville. a man is in custody after allegedly trying to rape a young mother. it happened last month at the normally secure congressional towers apartment building. police say tedros ishetu was somehow able to enter the building. he then allegedly entered an unlocked apartment, tackled a woman, and tried to rip off her clothes. she fought back, and he eventually left. seven on your side spoke with more than a dozen of the building's residents yesterday. no one had heard about the crime. we're trying to find out why residents were not notified. police are bizarre incident that happened in an upscale area of philadelphia. they say was getting out of a taxi yestereday, when a man attacked her. the taxi driver got out to help her. that's when the man allegedly took off his clothes and stole the cab. police say he drove through rittenouse square, hit three parked cars, and crashed into a curb. he was arrested and taken to a hospital. there'

sam alla rdyce lost —— is a game lost. sam allardyce lost as well, 1—0 at stoke. four points from a possible 2a for sam allardyce, four points from a possible 2a for sam alla rdyce, six four points from a possible 2a for sam allardyce, six defeat in eight league games. it leaves his team in relegation trouble. sam alla rdyce looking relegation trouble. sam allardyce looking for an improvement on the field. he is seeing that, just not the results to match. it isi-o match. it is1—0 again, match. it is 1—0 again, not the point that i think we deserved today. in terms of performance and effort from the players, they are getting better in terms of what we want to do, and try to do. and we have to keep utterly non—and believing. —— battling on. very dramatic finish at the old olympic stadium as well. yes, west ham looked odds—on to make it back to back wins at home to west brom. a header that came off the head of gareth mcauley to get a draw for tony pulis' mere-fie: ,, 7, 7 , 7, more lass—hats his team was begause his team wg; jggg'gg gg so begause his t

sam sweeney is live in snowtrak checking on the roads, sam? and a live look now at conditions in meteorologist eileen whelan is in stormtrak seven tracking the the snow. we'll check in again with her in about 15 minutes. airlines have already canceled thousands of flights because today's storm. but they are offering some help for travelers. jummy olabanji is in the newsroom. right now nearly 3-thousand flights canceled. the airports impacted the most. canceled. the airports impacted the most. bosto a look at the big board - you can see 95 flights leaving reagan canceled already this morning.... 90 flights arriving canceled. airlines preemptively cancel flights so crews and passengers don't get stranded. it also makes it easier for them to get things back on track once a storm passes. most airlines have deals in place so passengers can rebook their flights without any penalties. doesnt need to be very specific for delays - jummy can ad lib a bit, but mention delays/cancellations right now, focus on problems for airlines and also mention options

where is sam. sam and i have been face booking. sam was in the staff room. sam is in the house somewhere. limit give you the final results. the threshold was 218 votes, 435 members. the results are 235 for mr. perez and 200 for mr. ellison. [applause] honor -- it is -- it is my honor to present the gavel to the democratic national committee to mr. tom perez. mr. perez, congratulations. i hear a motion. there is a motion by mr. buckley, mr. buckley. order. go ahead. >> is there a second? >> i am stuart applebaum from new york and the executive vice president of the 1.3 million member united food workers union. this has been a great process with amazing candidates. we listen to each other, we learn from each other. now we must be moving forward together. we must leave this meeting united. our country, our democracy. selectionto make the by acclamation. thank you. >> arise. it is my great honor to present the next chair to the democratic national committee, a champion visionary, people, a a great american, mr. tom perez. [applause] thank you. thank you so much.

sam sweeney, abc 7 news. kimberly: thank you, sam. elon musk continues to defend his involvement with the presidents business advisory council. the tesla and spacex ceo said it is better to be on the inside doing good than not have a seat at the table. musk travel ban and climate change during yesterday's white house meeting. councilof uber quit the after customers boycotted the company. president said their supreme court nominee will be confirmed one way or another. speaking to the conservative federalist society in philadelphia, he echoed the president's comments earlier this week. vice president pence: rest assured we will work with the senate leadership to make sure he gets an up or down vote on the senate floor. presidentthe suggested senate republicans use the so-called nuclear option to prevent democrats from blocking his nomination. have vowed to filibuster the nomination after republicans blocked president obama's nomination to the court last year. a brief return to winter-like cold, but don't worry, a warm-up is coming. josh

sam ford has breaking details. sam in sam: the director of the -- sam? sam: the director of the lab here, jennifer smith concluded a news conference where she said that two lab results previously deemed negative have been deemed positive. according to her, there is a new scientist here who had issues with the way the lab results were being conducted so he sent 62 samples to the c.d.c. lab in fort collins, colorado, and 60 of them came back negative. but two of the results came back positive. purposes, these results are treated as positive for zika. we reached out yesterday to the provider and informed them of the updated test results. as with all the results, regardless of positive or negative we make our providers aware of the test results as they come in. testing will continue over the next few weeks. sam: the director says that there are 337 samples yet to go to the lab. so they are waiting for those to come back. these tests were conducted between july and december of last year. of course, zika is believed connected to microcephaly, which is the smal

sam! sam, answer me. [ weakly ] oh, jason. jason, over here. [ breathing heavily ] you should let me go. you do not tell me how to conduct myself. i'm not. sam is pregnant, liv. you told me she fell off a bridge. i also told you it was her fault! i cannot help it if your daughter is so stupid to get in my way.

. >> sam katz, documentarian. >> hi, there. >> good morning. pollster terry madonna. >> morning. >> and temple prof jan ting. >> hey, tam. >> first of all, let's start with seth williams, who said he's not going to run. the town rampant with rumors. he's being indicted. he's being arrested. he was found in a restaurant just eating lunch going, "i don't know what's going on here." >> [ laughs ] >> do you think that either of those outcomes become true or he's allowed to quietly stay in office, finish out his term while we also focus on the d.a.'s race? >> well, first of all, i mean, gossip and rumor is the coin of the political realm, so it's not surprising that these rumors of someone's demise continue to perpetuate. i thought it was so funny that chris brennan actually tracked him down... >> yeah. >> ...and took a selfie and said, "no, he's not locked up. he's actually right here." so, i think in terms of what happens to him next, it all depends on whether or not another shoe drops. so i think if there are any legal proceedings that look like

at that point sam revamped the market. he installed a kitchen in the center of the market and really made it a place where chefs look forward to come. he created community through food. so, we designed our community as having three parts we like to draw as a triangle where it's comprised of our producers that make the food, our staff, those who sell it, and our guests who come and buy and eat the food. and we really feel that we wouldn't exist if it weren't for all three of those components who really support each other. and that's kind of what we work towards every day. >> valley creamery was opened in 2006. the two pastry chefs who started it, chris hoover and walker who is sam's wife, supplied all the pastries and bakeries for the market. they found a space on the block to do that and the ice cream kind of came as an afterthought. they realized the desire for ice cream and we now have lines around the corner. so, that's been a huge success. >>> in 2008, sam started 18 reasons, which is our community and event space wher

sam saunders shows some golfing greatness of his own. hello and welcome to the programme where we start with football and a hat—trick from zlatan ibrahimovic has given manchester united a 3—0 lead over st etienne after the first leg of their last 32 europa league tie. but, jose mourinho was not happy with his players. united started badly and were lucky to go ahead through a deflected free kick from ibrahimovic. the swede has now scored more goals against the french side than any other team — 17 in m games. the game saw paul pogba come out on top against his brother florentin. mourinho was pleased with the result, but not how his players went into the game. i had ihada i had a feeling immediately in the dressing room that it was too noisy, too funny, too relaxed. and then i had that feeling in the warming up where some of the players were not really focused on getting the correct adrenaline in their bodies. if you don't take it seriously... we should be at home watching tv. it wasn't such a good day for fellow english side tottenha

==sam/li== worried about flooding. rth bay this is a live look from felton- where people are keeping a clos levels. ==laura/live==and in san jose--w monitoring the guadalupe rive >>> we are keeping a close eye on the russian river. a live look a few blocks away from the river. people there bracing for flooding as the next storm system moves through. >> that concern of flooding is not just for the north bay. this is a live look from felton where folks are keeping a close eye on watering water levels. >>> and san jose, folks monitoring the guadalupe as another storm moves through. thank you so much for joining us. i'mgarcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. >> this is the only dry spot. >> stay inside. we have a lot of school closures. 50 so far. the pluck of them are concentrated in marin county. >> it seems like people are having to adjust their lives, their morning routes to work. here we are, another storm. >> you have to adjust the window wipers too. it is coming down in the north bay. it is heavy through marin county, into

sam and laura? >>> wall street will certainly be listening. >>> we always would like to hear from you. share your thoughts on twitter. his handle scott mcgrew. we have the latest on political news on nbcbayarea.com. >>> as you are waking up is and brewing a fresh pot of coffee, make it a little extra hot today. >> bundle up. maybe layer up before you head out the door. >> yeah, it's cold, if you haven't stepped outside already. it is definitely going to wake you up. maybe you don't need the coffee. you will definitely to bundle up. we get a live look across all of our microclimates. 37 degrees in the tri-valley with sunshine. and just one degree above freezing in santa rosa. we may see more of those sensors. down to 32 degrees, which could create icy conditions. seven-day forecast. temperatures into the mid-50s. 53 in san francisco as the sunshine continues. we're tracking the next storm system set to move into the bay area. still well to the west of us. what i'm seeing now, this is not as moist and

sam: we are done. life, baby.out this sam: [laughter] you can come out and check this out. they did not tell me we were going to do this before hand. we are going to check in with the principal, ms. gross. that is a preview of what will happen. what is the purpose? ms. gross: we are excited to bring the community together -- they will get everyone laughing, and the funds we raise will pay for student athletes, equipment, the uniforms any -- athletic boosters work so hard to raise money. we are excited for this sam: 7:00 tonight. we will see you out here. they: we managed to dodge big st doug: a few snow flurries, gusty wind, a peak of sunshine. in the 30's. cold again tomorrow. jummy: thanks for joining us. attention homeowners age sixty-two and older. one reverse mortgage has a great way for you to live a better retirement... it's called a reverse mortgage. call rfree information kityour with no obligation. it answers questions like... how a reverse mortgage works, how much you qualify for, the ways to receive your money and more. plus, when you call now, you'll get this m

reporting from southeast washington, i'm sam ford, abc7 news. horace: thank you, sam. time for a check of the roads. trenice bishop joining us. trenice, how is it going? trenice: hey, horace. this afternoon we are trying to get better and recover from an accident on i-95 that was near the fairfax county parkway. most of the folks making the trip home from the three-day weekend. causing volume but the good news now all travel lanes are open. still slow through 95 from just about dumfries to the earlier incident. the camera shot shows the brake lights beaming making your way to springfield area. 395 northbound. we had an earlier accident near edsall. it's clear but still slow. you can see volume through the area but just volume as the travel lanes there are also open. a new accident reported on 50. westbound direction near columb 202 it is moving fine but west of the camera shot you will find it slow through cheverly. we are now slowing to get to the beltway through maryland. heaviest through calverton and the 495 corridor. we had an earlier accidents in the outer loop n

sitting right next to me, sam roberts. okay, let's start the show. ♪ >> tom: president trump has selected a brilliant legal mind for sabrina court justice, and more importantly -- the president, who knows a little bit about creating a television drama announced his pick neil gorsuch. he was informed on monday, white house staff picked him up and drove back roads to make sure they wouldn't be spotted with him. here's a video of him in the ca car. ♪ [laughter] he was flown by a military jet from colorado to washington, staying with a friend rather than at a hotel. here's a picture of him hours before. it [laughter] the effort paid off, on tuesday night the president basked in the moment. >> was that a surprise? >> tom: it was a surprise, right? >> he nailed it. it >> tom: he's good at this kind of thing, he created suspense, made it special for people. >> i couldn't tell, but it did end up being neil gorsuch. this is so pro wrestling. once i didn't know sting was on the show -- sting. they snuck him in, they did the whol

sam, sam. where is sam? sam and i have been facebook back there. well, ladies and gentlemen, is sam, sam was in the staff room. well, sam is in the house somewhere. let me give you the final results. the threshold for victory was 218 votes, 435 members were total in voting including proxies. the results are 235 for mr. perez and 200 for mr. ellison. [cheers and applause] order. it is my great honor -- [applause] it is, it is now my honor, it is my honor now to present the gavel to the next chair of the democratic national committee to mr. tom perez. mr. perez, congratulations. [cheers and applause] [inaudible conversations] >> i hear a motion, a motion by mr. saunders, mr. saunders -- >> no, no. >> mr. applebaum? there's a motion now by mr. buckley. mr. buckley, we'll hear from mr. buckley. order, please. go ahead. >> thank you, madam chair. more all those who ran for this office, for all those who were involved in this campaign, now is the time for us to unite. so i move that we suspend the rules and cast one ballot for secretary tom perez as the

i'm ura gara cannon=sam/4shot= and i'm sam brock (toss kari) >>> and welcome back on your friday. taking a live look at our radar this morning. and we're tracking more rain moving east and now out of the bay area. >>> taking a live look from outside interstate 680 in walnut creek. wet roads. lots of traffic. give yourself extra time if you're headed out the door this morning. good morning. and thanks for joining us. i'm laura garcia-cannon. >> i'm sam brock. it is friday. >> it is red day. american heart association bringing attention to that. >> it's also red on the radar too fortunately. pockets of rain. we have the red sweep of stormranger. this is mobile doppler radar truck on a mountain in san bruno picking up on the heaviest rain moving through the east bay, oakland, west oakland, moving off towards the east with wet roads and windshield wipers on. be prepared for that. the south bay seeing steady downpour moving through the south county as well. so a wet drive for some. and some recovery, mike, for 280. >> we have had a chance to get a break from the rain. and the crash has

i'm sam ford, abc7 news. jonathan: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell got a rude welcoming home. hundreds rallies and protests at an event he was set to speech. but inside the speech went out without any drama at all. but the same cannot be s republicans. watch. >> that was an exchange for congressman dave bratt. where the g.o.p. is facing harsh critics. they are packing the town halls. some canceled the town hall citing safety concerns. the white house says the protesters are bei paid by the liberal groups but protesters deny that. jonathan: the conservative political action conference, c.p.a.c. began today. tomorrow's speakers are the vice president, betsy devos, the secretary of education and one of the most controversial advisers to president trump, steve bannon. the event wraps up saturday. michelle: this just in. secretary of state rex tillerson just arrived in mexico city. he will be joined by john kelly who is current guatemala. in the meeting with the mexican leaders they ae trump's travel ban, h

i'm sam brock. >> it is a cool start as well. i'm laura tkpwar sgarcia-cannon >> we are one degree above freezing. dealing with all the wet weather trying to dry out and some very cold temperatures as well. it is 43 in the peninsula. tri-valley, 39. 33 degrees with frosty conditions in the north bay. we may see icing from all the leftover rain on the roadways. 43 in san francisco. highs only 55 degrees in the south bay. and 56 in the north bay. we'll take a look ahead to a couple more days of dry weather and what to expect this weekend as another storm system moves in. good news to start the commute. stkph that's rig that's right. the roadways are driving. highway 37 reopened just a few minutes ago in the north bay. they said traffic would be rein stated for highway 37 through novato. we will track this of course up in that area. also clear is niles canyon. that cleared yesterday evening about 4:30. got notification access was available between 680 and mission boulevard. great news to start your commute. back to you. >> we'll tak

sam: details just coming in. the first 911 calls came into frederick police around 10:00 last night. when they arrived in the 400 block of west south street, they found 29-year-old zachary winter debt outside. -- dead outside. richard is in custody, caused with murder. an argument began outside and ended inside with haraday shooting winters in the chest. a random crime. that is the latest live from the live desk, i am sam sweeney. back to you guys. jummy: 24 protesters are under arrest in anaheim, california after a demonstrations turned violent. it was in response to an off-duty lapd officer confrontation with a teen on tuesday. that officer fired a shot, but no one was hit. they allegedly threw rocks at his home in spray-painted his garage. new mandatory evacuations are in place in california. residents are remaining out of their homes today out of concerns over potentially contaminated floodwaters. now, 14,000 people remain in mandatory evacuation zones. today, officials are concerned mainly over potential sew

sam, always good to have you on the program. sam wilkin there. let's look at other main stories around the world. starting off with amazon. has diebold's too rainy in business does that me a violated u.s. sanctions. the company said in a regulatory filing it sold products to individuals with links to iran, but it report of the transactions to the u.s. government. the world's biggest e-commerce retailer warned it may be penalized after a regulatory review of those activities. and u.s. cellular has reported a loss of $54 million. the wireless carrier blamed price cuts. it also set a shortage of banknotes made it harder for pre-parade -- prepaid users to recharge. using other deals including free calls for life. saturday, they were urging people to vote for muslim candidates in elections next week in indonesia. beenps say they have denying hardline groups permission to march through the city. kuwait's of agility for the most since december after it said it wrapped's government had confiscated $380 million in telecom investments. here with more, our

sam sweeney is at the live desk following this for us - sam? a busy night for d-c police. four men were shot in three separte shooting incidents on the same road and this all happened within two hours. around six o'clock last night po the 33-hundred block of wheeler road southeast. then around 7:30, police returned to the 35-hundred block of wheeler road, where a second man was found. about twenty minutes later - two men were shot in four-thousand block. all of the injured victims are expected to survive. all of these shootings came just hours after police chief peter newsham was in the trindad neighborhood listening to concerns from residents about crime. so far no word on a possible suspect or if these three shootings are connected. breaking news now from southeast d-c. a carjacking - turning into a police chase. it ended at benning road near c street just before three this morning. two people were arrested. benning road is now back open. new overnight - a domestic-related shooting in prince george's county, now being investigated as a - who's only been identified as a y

sam? in minnesota filing briefs saying that if they were stored unleash chaos.d the white house is already responding, saying that they expect the ban to be restored and the justice department will file its own brief by later today. all of this back-and-forth continues to cause confusion and chaos at airports around the world. refugees and immigrants from the seven band nations have scrambled to get on u.s. bound flights. many fear that their window of opportunity to enter is slim. lawyers camped out here over the weekend describes the chaos that their clients faced abroad. >> people were rushing to get into boston. and then the boston order was not extended of a two people off . that the washington order came out so the took people and put felt like. imagine what that sam: things could change at any minute. they could board the flights legally in the morning and by the time they land, they could be turned away. back to you. larry: thanks. cabinet making moves towards the confirmation of b

bureau chief sam ford live with what is he -- behind this protest. sam? sam: yes, jonathan. we are outside the rayburn building in capitol hill. inside the billing you have a committee meeting. the house oversight committee over with jason chaffetz is the chairman. they are considering a bill that would eliminate the law that d.c. passed in december called death with dignity. they would get rid of it. congress has the power to do that. inside, of course, it is standing room only. outside, peo because people are trying to get in there. earlier there was a protest rally at spirit park. which is just south of the ray burn building. a number of people came there, protesting the fact that congress is considering overturning one of d.c.'s laws. among the people who spoke was the mayor. she was saying for example when they passed the marijuana law earlier, i guess last year, some of the members of congress, republicans talk about putting her in jail. well, they are fighting other laws this time. now the death with dignity law, here is what she had to say. >> what if they come and t

is a big win for sam alla rdyce think this is a big win for sam allardyce as it is for crystal palace. there has been so much pressure on allardyce because we haven't seen the bounce we are used to seeing when he goes in. big win, van aanholt, one of his first signings, getting the winning goal. just his second wind, allardyce, in nine games in charge at crystal palace, lifting them from the bottom three and bringing middlesbrough into the relegation battle but a massive win for pallas. i expect them to kick on now. allardyce will be equally pleased with his team not conceding today. he certainly feels things are paying off. it isa it is a great victory and hopefully we can move on from there. i think the two week break had a big influence from the players because —— on the players because we could do work with them in all aspects of their game. today they made a lot of very good decisions and cope with the pressure very well. we have to be working, we have to keep going together, we started together and we will finish together, so we know we will have have the spirit other teams

zach is the situation here -- sam: that is situation from here. she is was in serious condition and they found her hiding under a bed inside the house. the firefighters got her out from under the bed. got her down the ladder. and saveder life. -- saved her life. that is the situation from here. sam ford from washington. back to you. michelle: glad they got to her so quickly. a wild scene. two people shot, a hostage situation and a home set on fire. it ended with a fairfax county police officer killing the suspected gunman. now three weeks later a judge says police can withhold the name of the officer who fired that de with an explanation from the police chief and reaction from the man trapped during that barricade situation. rich? richard: this is the temporary restraining order. they say if the officer was publicly named he and his family's life could be in danger. tonight we spoke to a roommate inside the house who was here in the whole ordeal. this crime scene tape, the only trace of a police-involved shooting that led 38-year-old andrzej azim