>> our concern was with the family. >> the driver is cooperating with investigators and it does not appear drugs or alcohol played a fact or in this accident. >> we don't know much about the victim or the driver. we know the woman who was killed was a resident of berkeley. abc7 news. >> san francisco police issued an arrest warrant for the imagine suspected of killing a transgender deejay and activist. police are lookinging for this man. investigators believe he shot and killed anthony bubbles torres before 3:00 near larkin and myrtle streets. he was 6 feet tauls, weighs 190 pounds, dark hair and eyes. he should be considered armed and dangerous. >> a fast moving fire destroyed parts of an apartment building this morning. it broke out just after midnight near monterey road. firefighters say they saw huge flames coming from one unit and called for a third alarm some of the good samaritans were on the doors and windows. that included juan and his you knowle. >> knocking on people's windows, getting the fire extinguishers. >> getting people out. that saved lives. >> no one was hurt in the fire. all 16 residents including five kids and pets were accounted for. the red cross is helping some of them put them up in hotels. now to the controversy surrounding president trump's crude remarks. he tried to get away from them. >> no matter what the color of our consistent or the place of our birth, we are all created equal by god. ? the president today signs a proclamation honor go martin luther king jr. >> do you think he's a racist? >> every sign is that he speaks like a racist. >> that of course is the civil rights icon jesse jackson. >> yesterday the president reportedly referred to haiti, el salvador and some african nations as blank countries. you can see what he said. comments he now vaguely it. the comment seemed to be the hot topic everywhere today. abc 7 was covering the new ground breaking when there was this passionate response. >> frankly, it was hard to watch cnn this morning and watch the president woox about martin luther king day. my family didn't speak english, they were immigrants from iran. >> i don't think this will last much longer. >> oakland's mayor weighed in saying the values are the antithesis of oakland's values. >> i have to say even most republicans in the bay area who frequently defend mr. trump's actions couldn't today. one the of most striking quotes came from a member of congress who said, language like that shouldn't be heard in locker rooms, much less in the white house. >> reporter: outrage is how people in the mission district reacted to the derogatory remarks. >> i feel bad about him about, the way he acts. he talks to us and >> they sent this statement from the government. el salvador demands respect for the dignity of its valiant people. >> i don't think it is right. >> the [ bleep ] hole comments was about haiti and african nations. many republicans say they were surprised even though racial remarks have been uttered by both sides. >> joe biden said you can't enter a 7-eleven without having an indian accent. racism is sort of an american tradition. ? it doesn't make it right right t >> he doesn't realize the reason a lot of those countries are in a dire situation is because the people running them are like him. they try to crush free some said the yomts under worthy of check point software technologies discovered the outbreak of what is being called adult swine. the malware would try to trick u ursers. they hacked them that were being used by children. >> the demalware might be affecting other things. >> software experts suggest parents check their children's devices. next, we're hearing from the latest sea lion victim. >> one day after a sea lion bit her on the knee. she said she's been swimming on the ocean more than 30 years. she said her first brush with a sea lion was three months ago. thursday, she started her swim like any other. greeting her animal friends with a song. ♪ happy mornin to you >> that's my pace. ♪ happy morning to you >> she jokes, this sea lion may have not liked her singing. >> i tell all the sea animal, this one become so mean to me. >> after the sea lion bit her, she called for help. the rowing club swimmer was there. >> i started swimming to her. she said she couldn't because the sea lion bit her. >> my son said you are very lucky, mol. >> especially because the sea lion didn't get a tendon. >> she said she plants to know back in the water next week >> the world surfing league announced it would not be held on monday because of less than ideal conditions. but they say tuesday looks a lot better. they're waiting until tomorrow call it. 30 of the lead surfers are standing by for official word including for the first time ever, six women. >> here's a live look outside now with our emeryville camera. it will be a gorgeous sunset. and it is pretty clear now. >> look at that fog, all gray. and our camera captured the sun just above all that fog. >> faith. you have to have faith. >> so what's on the horizon? >> it will be a sunny weekend. i do have the foggiest notion. i'll share it with you in a moment. >> sick as a dog is taking on a new meaning. owners are taking precaution over the rise of canine flew. >> and a community cut off. the southern california mud slide makes getting from here to there nearly impossible. >> how many of you would like to go to the wedding fare for free? >> your facebook may look a little different because of the change in the algorithm. all you have to do is to go your news feed. attempt on edit prempblss. you could generate your own energy, at home. or to save energy, unplug unused appliances. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. death toll from the flu is increasing. this year it is at 42 people. a highly contagious canine flu is spreading quickly across the south bay peninsula. however, it can be contained. david louie explains what pet owners need to know. >> nothing better than seeing happy, healthy dogs at play. but there's a rush to get they will protected from an outbreak of h 3 n 9. an outbreak up the south bay as far as belmont. the human age society has launched a campaign to vaccinate about 300 of its shelter dogs and those staying temporarily in shelter homes. they haven't had any cases and they want to it stay that way. the canine flu virus spreads even before dogs begin showing symptoms. kit include coughing and sneezing, nasal and eye discharge, decreased appetite and lethargy. the veterinarian warns that canine flu can be serious. >> there is a small percentage that can progress to pneumonia and another smaller percentage of those dogs can progress to a life threatening illness. it is important to contact the veterinarian. >> the humane society is collecting reports of cagine flu to track its spread in the bay area. >> there have been no reports of transmission to people at all. it is not the same virus that is affecting people. >> however, canine flu has been transmid to cats in other states. they're suggest go dog owners might avoid will dog parks. >> are you worried that it might spread? >> hopefully not but it's a park. we'll take precautions. >> an important point with the vaccinations. it is two shots. and it takes another two weeks for the protection to kick in. abc7 news. the death of an 87-year-old mont seat over man brings to 18 is total number of those kids in the mud slides in southern california. the man was found in his home today. he was the first victim located since wednesday. six people remain missing. they range in age from 2 to 63. rescue workers continue their search through mud and debris that has buried much of mont mont cito. highway 101 has been closed after being inundated by mud and debris. as reported, john gregory from our sister station in los angeles, clean-up crews are making progress. >> it is day four and work continues to clean up the mud. search and rescue crews looking for survivors. you can see the seasonable here at the 101 freeway. both sides shut down by muck and debris. one of the complicated factors, they worry that they could find some victims buried under all of this muck. >> slowly but surely, the floodwaters are receding. workers are using pumps and hoses while heavy equipment clears away debris. and montecito residents watch with frustration. >> it is like an idle now. we can't get in or out unless escorted by police. >> it is hard getting clear information. talk on one com, you get one piece of information. talk to another cop, you get something else. it is hard. >> residents are still in shock over the loss of life. neighborhoods are wiped out. roads strewn with massive boulders and trees. and search and rescue teams admit there is concern they could find more victims in the waters of the 101. >> they were digging in the montecito inn. i think there may have been some fatalities down there. i don't know. i know that there were some laying on the road early on monday morning before the first responders got there. i saw several. >> for workers, the thought of victims buried in this muck casts a grim tone over an already dirty and difficult task. abc7 news. the vallejo residents are getting a short trip back. crews finished painting lanes on a brand new overpass on interstate 780. the old brid-- there's plenty o space for drivers and pedestrians to share the road. a popular holiday could get recognition. it is backed by bay area lawmakers including state senators. the bill's author says the goal is inclusiveness. >> there are so many people had a celebrate this holiday and it talks about the fact that means my community, the asian pacific islander community, is being embraced and welcomed by the entire state of california. and that our cultural traditions are being recognized as well. >> a traditional dance troupe also joined in. they stage events recognize go the cultural significance of the lunar new year. city leaders including oakland may or libby schaaf attended the mural opening. it was designed by students at an elementary school nearby. organizers dedicated it to antonio ramos, an artist shot and killed while working the mural two years ago. >> he was excited, he had tenacity, he had passion and he had fervor for the power of public art in communities. and he was a part of that. and we bring that spirit into this wall. ramos was helping the community group attitudal healing connection. the skies above were bright and sunny but the view below was foggy. let's take a close look as i move to the other side of the studio and give you more details on what's going on. >> we're looking at some beautiful sunsets. this is view from emeryville. the sun has set. it is 57 in san francisco and in oakland. mountain view, 54. gilroy, 59, 54 at half moon bay. this is another view of the post sunset sky. the temperature readings, 60. it's been pretty mild all day. mid 50s in napa and novato. one more look, these the forecast features. dry and mild weather. the wet pattern begins monday and we'll have periods of rain throughout the week. it will be a rather wet week. and a foggy night tonight. here's the forecast animation shows some high clouds moving out but some fog remaining. dense fog oh in the central valley and in the strait. as we get into the early morning hours, we will see the fog moving away from the bay and the coastline. but some of it will linger see about the afternoon hours. most of the area will be sunny. there will be some lingering fog. the overnight lows in the mid to upper 40s. chillier where the lows will drop into the lower 40s. the day planner tomorrow, it shows lingering fog and maybe a few clouds at 7:00 in the morning. by noon, most of the fog will have dissipated but some will be lingering. mild conditions with highs in the mid to upper 60s. then of a 7:00, mostly clear skies. highs, more specifically tomorrow. 65 in santa rosa. 62 expected in concord. look for 62 at san mateo skeeflt in fremont and down south, a high of 64. the rain chances over the next seven days are quite substantial monday through friday. four of those days, we are ranking the storm impact as 1 on our abc s7 storm impact scale. it will produce light rainfall. up in the north bay, there could be locally heavier amounts up to one inch or more. so 7:00 monday morning, a wave of rain coming in. sweeping through and continuing into the evening hours. another wave of rain on tuesday. we expect snow in the sierra as well as these two waves of rainfall at the beginning of the week. and rainfall totals by tuesday we project will be about a quarter of an inch. maybe a little more in most bay area locations, up to a half inch or more in the north bay. bright and mild tomorrow and sunday. but things get cloudier and cooler on monday and it will be a soggy week all week next week. >> okay. thanks for a reminder. >> if you have to drive in the rain next week, slow down. you are required to turn on 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king junior holiday a few days early. >> abc7 news was at the open house on campus. an exhibit of king-related photos and documents was recently updated and people could check it out for free. a week of events planned and the theme of this year was where do we go from here? >> how did we build what he called the world house? he described this house where we've all inherited this world, different races, different religions, different ethnicities. and we have to learn to live together in this world. >> april, in a 50th anniversary of his assassination. this upcomin monday would have been martin luther king jr.'s 89th birthday. >> there are many service prongs that you can partake in. >> you can go to abc7 news.com. tonight, the firestorm over the president's profan tonight, the firestorm over the president's profane comments. a democratic senator who was in the oval office now describing it. saying the president used vile, racist language that senator applauding the republican who he says then confronted the president. what president trump is now saying tonight. the dangerous winter storm hitting right now. the massive chain reaction crash on the highway. the images coming in. freezing rain and snow and it's moving east. as we come on the air, a suspect in custody in the death of a young college student. police say the student went to the park with his friend. that friend was then reportedly discovered with scrapes on his hand. he had told investigators his friend had wandered off. and that he never saw him again. the deadly flu and what the cdc revealed late today. the growing list of victims. from the mother, to th21