Discovery bay. Look there its snowing at top Mount Hamilton and i30 willremain closed and thats state highway and roqui will have information about that later. We are under a Flash Flood Watch in the bay area which means you have to be mindful as you step out the door or get the kids out for that school bus. We have saturated ground. We had the potential of a falling tree at any particular time. Also mud slides are possible. Live vision of the Golden Gate Bridge this morning we have wet pavement. Temperatures currently into the 40s. 47 degrees in redwood city. A cool cloudy day with a scattered shower into the 50s. Full forecast is coming up but lets go over to roqui. Thank you so good to have you back. Its 4 31. Lets look at roadways. She mentioned we have got wet ones so First Richmond san rafael bridge toll plaza know cars but water on the roads no cars but a lot of water on the roads. Across the Golden Gate Bridge from 580 to the toll plaza a quick 14 minutes. Thats the normal comm
Trial to begin for 25yearold Garcia Torres. A friend and supporter of the lamars whose own daughter, polly, was kidnapped and murdered told reporters how tough it has been for the mother of sierra and the rest of the family. Shes reliving everything and its just got to be horrendous knowing that shes attending the trial for her daughters murderer and still has no idea where her daughters remains are. Reporter the prosecution outlined its case by telling the jury about dna evidence that it will present that says Garcia Torres is tied to sierras death, including a strand of her hair found on a rope that investigators found in the trunk of his car and dna on a pair of sierras dirtstained jeans that very likely belongs to Garcia Torres. The defendant sat very calmly in court looking at times at the jury and other times at a tv monitor where evidence was displayed. Garcia torres has entered a plea of not guilty. Now, the prosecution has more to presenting, so it will do know when court resu
Order. Reporter the large weekend crowds have dwindled down to a few demonstrators today. I think its important for people to see continuing solidarity. Volunteer Immigration Attorneys have set up a mobile legal clinic for anyone who might have trouble getting through passport control and customs. And a staff member from the office is here to help get information from immigration security agents, but that has not been easy. Its been tough to get information over the weekend. Were hoping that the information flow picks up here over the coming days. Reporter even though a federal judge temporarily struck down portions of the president s executive order, its not clear how many travelers may still be affected. Families are forced to simply wait and see how long it takes or even if their loved ones make it through passport control and customs. Now i talked with the coordinators of that immigration legal clinic thats downstairs, they tell me that they plan on being here at least through the
The local impact of the president s executive order. Were hearing from people on both sides of the issue. We have Team Coverage tonight to ensure that we hear from a broad range of perspectives. Lets begin with abc 7 News Reporter sergio contano live where demonstrations have been replaced with some emotional reunions too. Reporter yeah, much smaller groups out here today at sfo, which includes plenty of family members who have patiently been waiting for their loved ones to arrive from points abroad since this executive order. These hugs and smiles for the family end a weekend of worry and dismay, finally made it back from iraq. Very happy. I see my family. Reporter the most nerve racking part of this trip was likely the three hour screening process by customs and Border Protection agents. Shes iraqi and was visiting her dying father there when President Donald Trump issued his executive order. She immediately bought a ticket to come back home. We were afraid. We dont know the details