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faculty making a tentative deal to end a one day strike overnight. but the terms of the deal and the potential pay raise. >> the first votes of the new hampshire primary are in. why? even after a sweep overnight, nikki haley will still have to work real hard for every vote. then sometimes a tailgate party is what, a little too far? do you think? what's going to happen? >> oh my. >> oh no. oh no! >> sorry, sir. you're surrounded by ice and snow, sir. >> i know, but i think you just sit on there. stop, drop and roll, man. >> have several seats on this. >> tuesday, january 23rd. >> i don't have those issues here. we don't, thank goodness. no, thank goodness. >> this morning we are tracking

just one rogue shower in the south bay. i'll press on down just a little bit closer where we are getting some light sprinkles. you can see just over the last hour it's the south bay and it's really thin area of the south bay around san jose, around mineta, san jose international that we are seeing some light sprinkles out there. for the most part, it's just a dry morning for the rest of us, but we are dealing with pockets of fog out there will widen out the picture. it's the north bay that's getting inundated once again with that thick fog areas less than a mile. so this morning we'll track those pockets of fog. it's a mix of sun and clouds throughout your day, with temperatures in the upper 50s to the lower 60s. but widespread rain back in the forecast tomorrow. and it will impact the wednesday morning commute. we'll take a closer look at the timeline of this next storm coming up in a few minutes. let's check in with gloria and see how the commute is doing. >> good morning drew. steph, are looking pretty good out there. i know when i got on the roads this morning, i did have a little bit of rain and then it cleared up this is a live look

outside right now on your san mateo-hayward bridge camera and i'm going to westbound to the peninsula is a little bit slower this morning, but nothing out of the ordinary for today. and then a look at your mass transit for this morning. so far everything is running on time. and bart, muni and ace and the ferry as well. >> thank you gloria. this morning they have a deal. a massive strike by thousands of california state university workers is now over. it was supposed to last a week, but a surprise tentative agreement came just hours after that strike began. abc seven news reporter lena howland live at cal state east bay in hayward with the details on this. lena kumasi, good morning to you. >> the california faculty association is celebrating this deal, tweeting out overnight in case anyone forgot strikes work. diving right into the terms of this deal reached, the union says this tentatively includes a 5% pay hike for all faculty, raising the salary floor for the lowest paid workers, and increasing parental leave from

six up to ten weeks. this deal was made just a day into the union's planned week long strike, which started on the same day as the new csu semester began. the union has since called off the strike and said union members will return back to work today. the union had originally demanded a 12% pay raise. >> i have served over 7000 students who are now science educators, doctors, engineers and nurses. yet my salary does not keep up with the cost of living and inflation. >> and the union president and the union overnight saying this deal reflects the solidarity displayed by faculty, staff and students. and once again, to look at the terms of this deal reached overnight. that is a 5% pay hike for all faculty, raising the salary floor for the lowest paid workers and increasing parental leave from six up to ten weeks. now union

members are still expected to vote to ratify this deal sometime within the next week. in the next few weeks, in order to make this official live in hayward. lena howland, abc seven news lena, thank you. >> the city manager of daly city will become one of the highest paid in the state. the city council voted to raise the salary of thomas piccolo to more than $440,000 by 2026, according to the state comptroller's office. as of 2022, only the city managers of sacramento, santa clara, ventura and beverly hills make more in total wages. the group accountable. daly city does not approve of this. >> we have a deficit in the city , and it would not be prudent for any of us to approve, as the mayor of daly city, i can say, without any hesitation that that mr. piccolotti is worth his salary and much more. >> after discussion and public

comment, the city council ultimately approved the increase with three out of four in agreement. >> your voice, your vote. the first votes have been cast in the new hampshire primary early this morning. nikki haley swept donald trump six votes to zero in tiny dixville notch, which continued its tradition of casting votes at midnight. but it is an uphill battle for haley . polls show her trailing trump by double digits overall in new hampshire. she spent yesterday trying to convince voters to deliver her an upset victory. we can't be a country in disarray and have a world on fire and go through four more years of chaos because we won't survive it. >> so if you want a losing candidate who puts america last, vote for nikki haley. meanwhile the new hampshire attorney general's office says it is investigating reports of an apparent robocall. >> that call used artificial intelligence to mimic president biden, telling people in the state not to vote in the primary . the white house says the president did not record the

call. >> it's a local race that's pretty exciting, and that is to fill the u.s. senate seat of diane feinstein. last night, a showdown on the debate stage. the top four candidates, democrats adam schiff, katie porter and barbara lee, they are sparring with republican and former la dodgers steve garvey, prior. every election is now just six weeks away, and california has what's called a blanket primary that means when voters go to the polls, march fifth, the top two candidates, regardless of party, advance to the general election in november . here's abc seven news reporter tim johns. i just like to repeat this together. >> let's keep it together. >> heated moments monday night during the first debate for the race to be the nets calif senator. >> so while others can talk about taking on corporations or taking on industries, some of us actually have done things. >> three democrats and one republican sparred over issues from the war in the middle east to abortion to statewide problems like homelessness. katie porter highlighting affordable housing as the main priority for her campaign. >> what we need is housing

policy that works for us, housing policy that is centered on our needs, crime and public safety were also key discussion points. >> bay area rep barbara lee even coming under fire for crime in her hometown of oakland with debate moderators highlighting the upcoming closure of the city's in-n-out. >> we have to have more resources coming into our communities to make sure that there's more interaction between the police and the community. >> all three democratic candidates took turns attacking republican steve garvey, especially over his past support of former president donald trump . garvey maintaining that he's a moderate republican and trying to paint his opponents as career politicians. >> i owe no one. i'm a fresh face. i'll have fresh ideas. i will listen to needs of californians. >> the two candidates who received the most votes during the primary will ultimately move on to the general election. in the fall, regardless of their party. but given the state's liberal tilt, political science professor melissa michaelson says it's often the democratic candidate who wins the primary that comes out on top in a lot

of cases, including this one, it can turn out to be that the primary is where things are decided. tim johns, abc seven news. >> new. this morning, the us and british militaries bombed multiple targets in yemen, trying to retaliate against the houthi rebels in the red sea. this is the second time the two have coordinated attacks against the rebel group. officials say the strikes took out houthi missile storage sites, drones and missile launchers. several allies, including canada and australia, contributed to the mission with intelligence and surveillance. still to come, if you take transit, you might notice some changes at the stations. pretty soon. a new look coming to transit maps at bart, caltrain and muni, then cleanup begins across the bay area after heavy rain and winds left some serious damage behind. >> 609 this morning, it is a mix of sun and clouds. today, upper 50s to the lower 60s for daytime highs, but rain back in the forecast tomorrow morning and that will impact the wednesday morning commute. we'll go into

detail with that next storm right after the break

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fog in the north bay, a mix of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. the afternoon will be dry, but that will change tomorrow morning. today will get your highs into the upper 50s and into the lower 60s. but then our next storm arrives. here it is on live doppler seven, along with satellite low pressure spinning a front making its way closer to us, and it will really impact us tomorrow morning. so look, atrillionain chances, this is for wednesday tomorrow and you have the best chance of finding showers and they could be heavy at times during the

morning commute. we'll take a look at how much rain we could expect with this storm system, and preview the weekend forecast. kumasi coming up in just a few minutes. >> all right. thank you drew. still to come, the annual tradition that one group wants to essentially replace with a coin toss. then this rogue wave slamming into a u.s. military base overseas, the force of the water ripping the doors off the hinges and as we head to break, we are taking a live look outside right now at coit tower. all lit up in red and gold

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so dramatic and really scary. all of this playing out at a us military base, a rogue wave slammed ashore, causing all of this damage. and gloria, experts are warning we could see more of

this type of damage. >> that's right, kumasi a pentagon study has warned, quote, increased rise in sea level will result in greater wave driven runup and island flooding. researchers say that that will threaten the fresh water supply as soon as 2035. and check out this new video right here. it shows the moment that a massive wave hit a us military base on a remote island in the pacific. the force of the water ripped the doors from their hinges, taking two people with them. now people climbed inside on top of tables. they hung on to anything that they could reach, and moments later you could see a second wave right there. it rushes in, it knocks out windows. only minor injuries were reported, but the army says at least one third of the base was flooded. >> this is going to go down in history books as one of its most challenging times ever in its 80 year history. we will get through this and we are settling in for a marathon of recovery head non mission personnel were evacuated from the island, which

is located in the marshall islands in the pacific. >> the flooding has closed. two nearby airports, possibly for weeks. >> thanks, gloria. communities across the bay area cleaning up this morning after our recent storms in the santa cruz mountains. a huge tree came crashing down on top of a cabin and blocked highway nine. the tree slid down the mountainside and fell over in the storm. my parents bought this place when i was a year old, so this is really the most home i have. >> i was planning to come out here this morning and get a fire started in the fireplace and dry it all out and get it set up for the girl scout meeting. when i got a text from my neighbor across the street with a photo saying, your house with a couple exclamation marks, the owner of the cabin does plan to rebuild. >> the area of highway nine was closed in both directions for hours as crews worked to remove the tree in the north bay. >> guerneville residents are

using a break in the rain to dry out and to clean up after fife creek overflowed its banks. we first told you about this yesterday morning. people had to be waking up in the middle of. they woke up in the middle of the night as sonoma county officials were going door to door alerting people to leave their homes. >> they were banging on the trailers to see if everybody was okay. there was about three inches of water on our floor, and our whole trailer is covered in water right now. um it's just been a rough night. just was a rough night. >> um, i feel for her. >> the red cross now offering assistance. flooding has happened in that area before, and neighbors tell abc seven news they would like the county to develop some kind of flood protection plan to keep them safe during future storms. all right. totally different subject tailgating can sometimes be over the top and dangerous in this case, a fan's pants caught on fire. he is okay, but what in the world? this was before the

chiefs bills game in buffalo. video shows a man being held up above a folding table as another person lights a fire on it. and as you can see, it doesn't go well. all >> okay, sir. >> oh, teamwork. apparently he was not hurt. okay, the person who shared the video says, oh, no, look at this person right here with the lighter fluid. >> oh my. >> this is like straight out of wwe. oh, no. >> and this is why the lions should not win. if this is the kind of energy and the kind of fans you're bringing. oh this is funny, though. >> very passionate. maybe he had one too many and just couldn't think fast enough to figure out i should just sit on that snow pienta many tailgates in my college career and, uh, then that wild fire should not come into the equation. >> the man is literally like, hey, you know, it's probably really cold there trying to why

are we defending this? >> not defending it. no i get to see the actions that led up to no. >> okay. the final straw to me is there's some. this doesn't matter at all, but i always just zone in on something that is in the periphery. if someone had a rug rats backpack like, immediately to jail, like this whole everyone listen round them up. oh, put them in the van. >> i don't know how you always see those random things. like, you're very observant. where is this backpack? >> okay. >> keep watching. it's going to be in the very foreground of this video. this was a teamwork to light this man up. and why are they all laughing? this is what i'm saying. >> and then he laughs her off. >> troc is laughing, slips who had the lighter fluid, is laughing. the man who had the little torch right here. rugrats >> oh, you know charles e finster. >> oh, tell me about charles e finster. >> goodness. wow. >> charles. entertainment cheese is the only charles we need to be talking about.

>> tommy and dill pickles. we got angelica colts, phil and lil . wow. truly iconic. you're a whole gang that was in the 90s. oh, man. >> that video gave us a good laugh this morning though. >> oh, man. okay, here's live doppler seven. you can see our next storm getting its act together. this one arrives tomorrow morning to soak us for the morning commute. but here's how today breaks down region by region. it's just a mix of sun and clouds. we'll get your temperatures into the upper 50s and lower 60s. now tonight, showers return after midnight. we'll get those temperatures dipping into the 40s and into the 50s. so for wednesday, the storm impact scale will be in effect. it will be a level one for light to moderate rain impacting the morning commute. the most. so here's future weather. we'll go hour by hour for early tomorrow morning. the rain arrives before most of us are awake, but by six seven, 8 a.m, as the morning commute is underway, we have downpours crossing the region, so expect tomorrow morning to be a bit slower, a bit slicker as the showers fall down. here's a look. atrillionainfall totals through tomorrow afternoon. we

expect anywhere from a 2:45 quarters of an inch out of this storm system. then into the weekend, we have a slight chance saturday of a shower in the north bay, but sunday is looking totally dry, which is great news for the niners game. a kickoff temperature of 68 degrees with mostly sunny conditions. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. showers return tomorrow morning. our next chance of rain in the north bay on saturday, then we're warmer on sunday and springlike on monday. >> gloria, all right drew. well so far things are looking a little busier out there on the roads this morning. traffic is starting to build this is a live look right now at our bay bridge toll plaza camera and the metering lights flipped on at 528. the backup right now is to the foot of the maze. and then a look at your drive times for this morning. right now so far we have that usual slow spot. tracy to castro valley that is going to take you 56 minutes right now. kumasi thank you gloria. >> now we're checking in with ginger zee, who is live with what's coming up on gma.

>> good morning ginger. >> morning to you reggie and kumasi. it's nice to be with you. so it's a tuesday. so we're all looking at new hampshire and the primary voters go to the polls this morning. former president trump and nikki haley head to head. our team breaking down the state of the race. also, i know you've seen those pictures out of san diego where this january on record, more rain in a day than they've seen in nearly a century and a month's worth in just three hours. so lots to talk about as those storms move east to meet some cold air and the popular baby clothing company that is facing a consumer boycott after a kite employees request to work remotely. while her premature newborn is in the nicu, was denied. we've also got oscar nominations and you can find out if your favorite movie made the cut. that and so much more on gma and you'll hear from some of those actors and directors and billie eilish on how they're reacting. to their names. >> to me, billie eilish is the winner. yeah, i think that she's got a lock on that. did you have any favorites that were announced this morning? >> i was, i think everybody was just waiting for like a greta to

be in the director and she wasn't. so i think it was more like, oh, what's that? what's that? it was just a reminder of i've read killers of the flower moon. i need to watch it because the book is not for oscars. >> mhm. got it. i was really into past lives this year. did you see that movie? >> i have not yet. i need poor things. i need both like need to see it. >> and those two movies could not be more different but passed. they both start with p passed lives is just this really beauty gentle film about what happens when you are separated from someone for a long time and should you reunite? you're like someone that you knew as a child and should you reach back to that? or should you let it go? and then poor things is just is why fillled. like, yeah, i love the director of poor things. amazing >> i'm so excited about american fiction. have you seen it yet? i'm excited about this movie.

have not seen it yet. i'm very excited about it. >> no, but i'm looking forward to it too. >> i know. >> okay, a lot of good nominations too. all right. >> we're going to get working on watching things. ginger we'll see you at seven. yeah because we have all this extra time and we'll be

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a half moon bay mass shooting that accused killer now indicted for the crime. the court appearance today as the community looks back and remembers that tragedy and saving safeway, the embattled store in san francisco's fillmore will stay open after all, the future of anchor brewing, we could learn very soon who will take over san francisco's iconic beer brand. >> good morning everybody. it is tuesday, january 23rd. >> let's see that forecast.

drew. >> yeah, we're getting a break from the storms today outside this morning. live doppler seven showing you it's really quiet out there. we just had one an lone shower for that has pretty much fallen apart in the south bay over the last hour. but we did have some drops on our camera around san jose that moved into willow glen, but those showers in the south bay they are over with. and today is going to be a day of sun and clouds. so here's a look at the visibility. we do have issues in the north bay with dense fog. a couple of areas stretching from santa rosa to napa to fairfield, less than a mile. so here's a look at your forecast today. early on, pockets of fog, a blend of sun and clouds, a dry afternoon with temps in the upper 50s to lower 60s. but rain is back here tomorrow morning. we'll detail our next storm coming up in six minutes, but let's see how we're doing on the roads with gloria. good morning. good morning. >> yeah. right now we want to tell you about a crash in sunnyvale that's impacting traffic there. so let's show you where this is at. this is over on the northbound side of 101 before fair oaks avenue. and this is a multi-car crash. we're

told that there are injuries here right now. the speeds are down to nine miles per hour in that area. because of this. and we're told that one of the cars is on its roof and there's a driver that's trapped in a car. so of course we're going to keep following this for you. but again, if you're driving in sunnyvale, be aware of some delays right there on northbound 101 before fair oaks avenue because of this car crash. reggie aqui thanks, gloria. >> it is back to work and back to class for faculty and staff at cal state schools. a strike for better benefits lasted less than a day before a tentative deal got made. abc seven news reporter lena howland joins us live at csu east bay in hayward with what this deal looks like. hi lena. >> hey, reggie. the california faculty association is celebrating this deal, tweeting overnight in case anyone forgot strikes work. diving right into the details of this deal reached overnight, the union says this tentative includes a 5% pay hike

for all faculty raising the salary floor for the lowest paid workers and increasing parental leave from six up to ten weeks. this deal was made just a day into the union's planned week long strike, which started on the same day as the new csu semester began. the union has since called off the strike and said union members will return back to work today. the union had originally demanded a 12% pay raise. we have seen a rise in rent and food and all costs and actually what we are finding is just catching up. >> akola basically a cost of living adjustment. they are fighting for themselves. >> these students are there to support them. >> union leaders said overnight that this deal is immensely improves working conditions for faculty and strengthens learning conditions for students. the csu chancellor, mildred garcia, released a statement overnight saying the agreement enables the

csu to fairly compensate its valued world class faculty while protecting the university system's long terme financial sustainability. nearly 30,000 union members will still have to vote to ratify this deal. that is expected to happen sometime within the next few weeks. live in hayward lena howland abc seven news thank you lena. >> today marks one year since a mass shooting in half moon bay left seven farmworkers dead and another injured. it's also the day that the suspect is set to be arraigned in court. yesterday the san mateo county da's office announced a grand jury had indicted the suspect. he is now being charged with seven counts of first degree murder and one count of attempted first degree murder. over the past year, farm workers in the half moon bay community have come together to heal some of them turning to music, and gloria was able to speak with some of those people. good morning kumasi farm workers impacted by the mass shooting in half moon bay. >> exactly one year ago today are taking a class that's helping them heal. i had a

chance to talk to those farm workers and see them play their instruments, and it was just so touching. so check this out. they're learning how to play the accordion, including the one person who survived the mass shooting and was injured. you could see him right there in december, the group performed for the community musician and san jose resident hernan hernandez teaches the class organized by the nonprofit alas, his dad is in the famous mexican band los tigres del norte. >> music has always been in our household, and so that was one of the things that he taught me at a young age. whatever you learn, whatever you take from this life, make sure you give it back. make sure you you teach the next ones. for me, it's really important that i give back sentimos muy bien. >> we felt good. it was the first time i'd been on a stage. it was very beautiful. >> half moon bay has established a committee to create a permanent memorial to honor the farm workers who died. ideas include a statue or a garden, but nothing has been decided

yet. the music program is funded through a grant from the silicon valley community foundation. meanwhile, a las and the latino community foundation are organizing a roundtable discussion today at noon. it's centered around advocating for farm workers, and there's also going to be a memorial service that's going on tonight at 6:00 in the evening. and that is open to the public. it's in half moon bay at las. and coming up at 7:00, i'll have a full story on this music program and how it's helping farm workers live in the studio. gloria rodriguez, abc seven news. >> thank you. gloria thank you. and abc seven news reporter louis pink has spent days with farmworkers. shortly after the shooting in half moon bay, learning about their lives, their challenges and their hopes for the future. she highlights their challenges with housing and a special called hidden crisis tragedy in half moon bay. you can watch it on demand on abc seven news.com or on the abc seven bay area app. >> a big win for one

neighborhood in san francisco, an effort to keep a safeway store open longer has been successful. today the naacp and the japantown task force are hosting a rally outside the store. the safeway is on webster street at the border of the fillmore and western addition neighborhoods. it's the only safeway anywhere near there. originally, it was going to close in march for not meeting financial expectations, and now the store says it will be open until at least next january. mayor london breed made the announcement, saying on social media the agreement gives the city more time to figure out what's next for the site, including more housing and bringing a new grocery store. city leaders say moving forward, the community should be involved in the site's development. >> there's a lot of work to do to figure out what's going to happen at this site and make sure the community is involved, but first things first, we're all very relieved and pleased that we're not facing the closure of fillmore's only full service grocery store in march. >> it's not clear if the city provided any incentives to keep

the store open. abc seven reached out to the mayor's office for more info. we have not yet heard back. >> tackling homelessness in our neighborhoods is one of the most challenging and longestrillionunning issues here in the bay area. this morning we are finding new strategies in addressing the problem. san jose mayor matt mehan and other city leaders introduced a memo over the weekend to prevent encampments from returning to the guadalupe river trail. they want to preserve the progress made to clean up that public space. the memo would direct the city manager to implement a no return zone to prevent people from moving back to areas that have been cleared. >> it's hard to build public trust, get people back out using our trails, keep our river clean, keep our city economically vibrant. if we're just kind of chasing encampments around the city now. >> we told you yesterday on abc seven mornings about a new ordinance being considered today in san mateo county, that new ordinance, if it's approved,

would promote shelter here. and it penalizes penalizes illegal encampments, according to the county. anyone charged under this new ordinance would qualify for diversion programs to possibly avoid jail time. a rough start for a new restaurant in san francisco? >> take a look. several large planters were knocked down and destroyed. this is outside the new mediterranean restaurant alora, which is on the embarcadero at pier three. our media partners at the san francisco standard say the owners told them the vandalism happened before dawn yesterday morning. the planters were valued at roughly $10,000. they were meant to establish a boundary for a front patio. by the way, the restaurant is scheduled to open thursday. new at six. the winning bidder of san francisco's historic anchor brewing company is reportedly expected to be chosen by the end of this month, according to the chronicle. a spokesperson, sam singer says multi bids for anchors assets are under review. singer says they're would be

names that we would recognize on the list of bidders, but would not actually list the names. anchor is currently owned by japanese brewing company sapporo . sapporo shut it down in july after 127 years, and there is a local group that is hoping to take it over in downtown san mateo, a 100 year old oak tree fell on three cars as the rain came down early yesterday morning. >> it's on fourth avenue between dartmouth and south el camino real, one nearby resident says his car was parked right in front of the cars that were hit. i loved this tree because parking under it gave me shelter from the rough californian sun, but honestly, this type of situation makes me a bit more wary. >> now to park under these trees . >> officials say people should try to park in a garage or a carport if they can during storms, to protect their cars from falling branches and trees. >> unbelievable videos out of san diego, where a state of

emergency has been issued. people there experiencing extreme flooding. emergency crews were called to help people escape as water rushing to their homes. you can see they had to rescue pets. >> the highest part of our house was our kitchen island and that's where we were sitting on top of until we were able to get out safely and take a look at this fast moving floodwaters dragging cars along the street. >> several other cars left stranded in that water, many portions of i-15 had to be shut down after floodwaters turned parts of the highway into lakes. >> one of san francisco's largest democratic clubs has rescinded its endorsement of president biden over how he handled handling, how he is handling the israel-gaza conflict. the harvey milk lgbtq democratic club voted to revoke support for the president in the march primary election in this announcement, the group says mr. biden's actions have undermined the long terme interests of both israelis and palestinians. they're calling for leaders to reevaluate their policy in order

to address the ongoing humanitarian catastrophe in gaza. >> still to come, the big change is san francisco's famous tonga room that not everybody is happy about. >> and looking live right now at the big board at the new york stock exchange down about 90 points. another update on the markets next. >> and all eyes on deebo samuel shoulder. what we're learning about his availability for the nfc championship. and stay with us on the abc seven bay area streaming app at seven for abc seven at seven. we are live every weekday from 7 to 8 a.m. you can download that app now wherever you stream. >> 641 our recent storms have brought us some positive news when it comes to our water year. remember, our water year resets every 1st of october and these recent rains have pushed both santa rosa and san jose above normal for the water. up to this date. san francisco pretty close to normal. sfo and oakland lagging a bit, but we do have several chances for rain in the next couple of weeks, so i wouldn't be surprised if every city bounces above normal in the

coming weeks. it has been a slow but a steady rain over the past couple of weeks. to add to those numbers. now today we are dry. it's a blend of sun and clouds. we get you those daytime highs into the upper 50s and lower 60s, but tomorrow. so prepare for the rains. return it's level one here wednesday with light to moderate rain. it will impact the morning commute the most with those downpours and it will be a bit breezy along the coastline. you're looking at the timeline tomorrow for rain chances on wednesday, and you can see they become elevated and really peak during the morning rush and during the morning rush . we do expect some downpours, move through. we'll go hour by hour in future weather. show you that line of rain and show you how much rain you could expect where you live. and we'll preview the niners

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dollars to get one of these. one placer county woman may have been trying to cash in on that trend. roseville police shared photos on facebook this is the haul of cups she's accused of stealing from a store. whoa they say there are 65 cups there worth roughly $2,500. police pulled the woman over and found the cups. and then they stacked them up like that. and the facebook post. roseville police say, quote, they advised people against turning to crime to fulfill your hydration habits. >> that's how they did. >> new details at 6.45. the last two victims on board the plane that crashed near half moon bay have now been identified, and an obituary published online says 26 year old cassidy ray pettit and her fiance, 27 year old locky farrier, died january 14th. their plane crashed that day. pettit and farrier were just two weeks away from their wedding in hawaii. 27 year old

isaac zimmerman and his partner emma pearl wilmer skiles, were the other couple on board at the time. >> now it's your morning money report. united airlines is preparing for earnings losses this year. this comes after the grounding of its boeing 737 max nine fleet. that was the aircraft that had its door plug blown out in the middle of an alaska airlines flight earlier this month. experts say if the faa finds more manufacturing errors in boeing jets, they will likely be, quote, fallout like we haven't seen unquote, in the airline industry. sfo serves as a hub for united airlines. it's unclear if there will be any impacts to the airport. >> all eyes for the 40 niners are on the health of deebo samuel. he left saturday's game with a shoulder injury and right now it's about 5050. on whether or not he'll be playing in sunday's nfc championship game against the lions. coach kyle shanahan says samuel is doing okay and got some good news. it

wasn't broken, so that was a real good sign. >> um, but uh- still hurting too much for us to really have an idea how it's going to heal up this week. so we just got to be patient, see how he feels on wednesday, and, um, you know, based off if it's improving, he'll give us a better idea whether he has a chance for the game or not. >> the nfc championship is sunday at levi's kickoff is around 330, and the winner goes to the super bowl. >> the sudden death of warriors assistant coach dejan milojevic is impacting not just dub nation, but of course, his friends and family back home in serbia. for an emotional tribute yesterday during a pregame ceremony in belgrade, where he used to play and coach. you can see that giant mural that they're holding and everyone in the arena was wearing black to honor him. back here in san francisco, the warriors practice for the first time since the coach's death in salt lake city. players wore these shirts. you might be wondering what that means. it's brought, which means brother and you could see on the back of the shirt the word deki

that was his nickname. many players still say they are in shock trying to cope with the devastating loss. >> he was always a positive person. he came in. he never even he had a down day. he wouldn't show it. he came in, uh, he was super positive, always full of energy. and it's a blessing to be able to come to work and, uh, you know, do something that you love, you know? uh, so i'm trying to honor him that way. >> the warriors have not played a game since last monday in memphis. tomorrow, the warriors will return home for a game against the atlanta hawks. the team plans to honor coach dickey in a special ceremony. >> we'll we'll be there to play a basketball game. um, we will, uh, find a way to mourn and grieve and play all in the same evening. >> as far as the postponed games in utah and the home game against dallas, coach kerr thanked the nba and the teams for understanding, and they say they'll be made up at a later date. >> the nominations for this year's oscars are out, and here are the best picture nominees

among in fiction. >> anatomy of a fall barbie. the holdovers. >> killers of the flower moon, maestro. oppenheimer. past lives, poor things and the zone of interest. >> yep yep yep. oppenheimer is leading all nominees with 13 nominations. barbie has eight. some disney films also got nominations. elemental all nominated for best animated film indiana jones, the dial of destiny for best original score. the creator for best sound and visual effects, and guardians of the galaxy volume three for visual effects. you can watch the oscars live. sunday, march 10th at 4 p.m. right here on abc seven and only here on abc seven. and it is oscar season. >> mhm. >> i wondered because i thought 13 was a lot. i wanted to see if

that was the most for a single film. it's 14. it's only happened three times. justin just missed it by one. oh wow. most recently it was lord of the rings. oh yeah. mhm. huh. but 13 is a lot. that is a lot. yeah a lot of chances to win i think you're the only one sitting up here who saw oppenheimer. >> yeah. >> and i was i went into it saying okay three hours. oh you know that's that's a long movie. it really did not feel like three hours. okay. yeah and it's cool because a lot of it is focused. uh- at cal, right? a lot of the research was done. so there's some local ties to it. it was really fascinating. okay. >> cool. i want to see it. yeah. we'll have to watch a lot of good movies though. >> i got to watch a lot of them before. >> let's talk american fiction's top of mind. american fiction. >> i really do want to see you seen a lot of them too, already that have been nominated. >> yeah. >> i really want people to see past lives. i also want to want people to see 1001, which wasn't nominated for anything. okay but it's streaming on prime. >> okay, okay. anatomy the fall, anatomy the fall. >> i want to see that keeps

coming up. and i don't know anyone who's seen it. yeah it's true. >> there's a there's like very diverse films. >> i know and really good movies. >> yeah. >> yeah a lot of different plots. all right. this morning you can see we're shaping up a lot better than yesterday morning. we do have a lot of sunshine on the way. today is just one of those days where the sky shares the sun with some clouds. today so it's a blend of sun and clouds throughout the afternoon. we are dry today, but that is going to change. tomorrow. we'll get you into the upper 50s and lower 60s. you can leave the rain gear at home. we do have some early morning patches of fog in the north bay. those will burn off for a little bit. brighter skies today. tonight though, the rain is back here after midnight. we'll get those temperatures into the 40s and into the 50s, and thatrillionain will be heavy at times during tomorrow morning's commute. here's future weather 330 in the morning, while a lot of us are sleeping, the rain arrives and then by six, seven, 8 a.m, we're starting to see those downpours develop. future weather indicated by those pops of yellow and orange on your screen by about 1030 11 a.m,

this storm is wrapping itself up. we could have an isolated shower here or there tomorrow afternoon, but the main energy is tomorrow morning. here's a look atrillionainfall totals with this storm system will likely pick up anywhere from a quarter to a third of an inch of rain, and a lot of spots in the south bay. higher totals as you head north, probably a half of an inch in the city, close to that in oakland, and probably three quarters of an inch in the north bay. then over the weekend, look what happens on sunday. it is a gorgeous forecast at levi's sunday kickoff temperature. it is mild. we're hitting 70 degrees under mostly sunny skies. here's the accuweather seven day forecast the next seven days for you. rain is back here tomorrow morning. another chance saturday mainly in the north bay, but sunday it's brighter and drier to finish out the weekend. gloria good morning. >> yeah, traffic is starting to build out there this morning. this is a live look outside right now at our richmond san rafael bridge camera. and you can see that there is a bit of a backup out there right now. in fact, it's a three mile backup as you approach the toll plaza. and they still have that sig

alert in effect with a three right lanes blocked. and then a look at your drive times, it is going to take you about an hour right now to get from tracy to castro valley. and then from highway 85 to the airport in san jose about 18 minutes. reggie >> thanks, gloria. peter says punxsutawney phil's annual weather forecast is no more accurate than a coin toss. so it's offering to replace phil with a giant gold coin. the animal rights group sent a letter to the punxsutawney groundhog club's president urging him to swap out pennsylvania's most famous groundhog during next friday's groundhog day celebration. that's when phil will emerge. it is my least favorite day of the year and predict an early spring or six more weeks of winter, peta says. phil should be allowed to live out his days at a reputable sanctuary, away from the noise and the crowds. i have made my feelings well known about this one, but yet next week, watch. we'll see. we're going to be doing it every 30 minutes. >> it's 2024, okay. >> we'll see. >> well, you can still get a mai tai for $20 at the fair mountain san francisco, but don't expect

it to come in a tiki mug. so let's get to this here is what the popular mug looks like. according to sfgate, the historic tonga room inside the fairmont is making big changes to its cocktail menu so it will no longer serve your drink in a ceramic tiki mug because apparently people have been stealing them. >> oh, but according to the hotel spokesperson, they said the reason they told the newspaper that it switched to new glassware is for uniformity purposes. >> we're the people stealing them. yeah >> i mean, come on. i don't care , i just really want the drink so well or put it in whatever offer. >> like, don't you just, like, pay extra for the. what is it, the souvenir glass. >> yeah, that's what it should be. yeah. that's what they do. >> $40, 37.99. >> they do that at a lot of tiki bars. i would do that. so that

would be fine. >> i wanted it right, which i don't. >> otherwise you just get a little whatever over or scoop out a pineapple. >> put the drink in there. no i want i want a souvenir glass. >> no, i want one. that's all i want right now. because that in my abc7 mug. >> you really want a mug? >> it's two things on the list where is the mug? you know what? just wait a minute. >> okay? >> i mean, i've already been waiting two minutes. >> things cooking. >> okay, up next is seven things you need to know today. you can watch all of our newscast live and on demand through the abc seven bay area connected tv app. >> that's for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv and roku. look at this beautiful. these beautiful shots from all around the bay area where it's not raining for now.

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california state university faculty reach a tentative contract agreement, so they'll be back on the job today. >> the deal came just hours after 30,000 professors, librarians, coaches and other workers started a strike. >> number three, a rally is planned today outside the safeway in san francisco's fillmore district. it was set to close next month. this is coming after safeway announced it would delay the closure to january of next year. >> number four, today marks one year since the deadly mass shooting in half moon bay. seven people were killed and one injured, and the suspect was indicted by a grand jury in san mateo county friday. he's expected to appear in court this morning. >> and number five, we have some pockets of fog in the north bay. first thing this afternoon. we are dry. it's a blend of sun and clouds. upper 50s to lower 60s. rain is back in the forecast here tomorrow. it's a level one with light to moderate rain for the morning commute. >> and number six, we're following a crash over in sunnyvale this is a northbound 101 before fair oaks avenue. speeds are down to seven miles

per hour. there there are some backups. this is a multi-car crash. we're told injuries were involved and we're getting more information on this number seven, the oscar nominations are out. >> oppenheimer nominated for 13. poor things 11. killers of a flower, moon ten, and barbie has eight. disney's parent company, abc seven's parent company, disney, has five. >> a special congratulations to pixar because the movie elemental is nominated for best animated film. yeah, congrats. >> good morning america for our viewers in the west. trump and haley go head to head in the new hampshire primary. nikki haley, the only candidate left between donald trump and a third straight nomination. we're in new hampshire talking to voters and breaking down the state of the race this morning.