>> good afternoon, everybody, i'm larry beil. >> it was packing day at 49ers headquarters a heart breaking end to what was a great year for the red and gold >> the faithful, he they are standing by their team. we're live with more, sergio? >> >> reporter: some of the players we've talked to today say they're looking forward to next season. they say they are looking forward to playing in the brand new stadium, some players, though, say that sar still stunned by the loss and so are some more-dedicated fans. let'sless than 24 hours after this interception spelled the end of the run for the super

bowl. it's now moving day. >> what is that like? having a change over from being at this huge event? >> um, you know what? to be honest, it's not fun >> lockers getting cleared out. boxes being taped up. luggage being wheeled away this, is not the day after any player was hoping for.. >> i wanted to send home fans crying. we had the opportunity to do that. >> the most dedicated spend hours outside 49er headquarters. >> we've been here since what? 9:00. 9:00. >> we were here friday. they took off. and win or lose, they figured we'd be here. they're still our team, you know? >> reporter: one guy told me he's still a devoted collin

kapernick fan. he's hoping next season will be better. >> patrick willis posted this photo this morning. that is him there watching tell zigs a boefl ice cream wrote he's having trouble sleeping so he decided to grab a treat. he says there is a lot to be thankful for. >> vernon davis posted this picture, thanking fans for their support. >> yeah the internet on fire after seattle corner back richard sherman, stanford man, carolyn gave this post-game interview. >> we'll talk more about your

alum, about the rant. >> the beautiful holiday weather turned tragic for a man in the north bay fishing from the shore at point reyes in marin county. wayne freedman is there with the story for us. >> reporter: this just wrapped up. the body was here at beach behind a ranger truck just 15 minutes ago that coroner arrived and pulled the body away the background of what happened today, around noon, the fisherman was on the surf just fishing. apparently he's fished here before and knows the conditions for reasons we don't understand, after a wave washed his cooler into the ocean, he went in after it, knocked down by the wave and knocked out badly, and dragged out to sea. he then drowned. from that point, a helicopter

came to rescue and here are the ranger with the details. >> how far was it? >> it was about 600 yards south. >> 45 minutes. >> what kills a man to get swept out to sea? >> i know the water is extremely cold the shock of entering the water can be an issue. >> reporter: we did get a shot of the fishing pole and his lunch still inside of the box. no identification on the fisherman yet only that he was roughly 55 years old he did know the area. notification of the family we're still waiting for the information. that is the latest

here from north beach. it's been sad all day. reporting live from warren county, wayne freedman abc7 news. sky 7 shows us where crews fixed a sewage issue this afternoon. a blocked pipe caused 200 gallons of untreated sewage to back up into old mill treat. workers tried to pump it from the creek. officials taking water samples to see if it's been contaminated. >> sky 7 hd shows this shot of smoke pouring from a building at 17th and valencia streets. nobody was hurt. bicycle and pedestrian advocates planning a rally at noon tomorrow in the wake of several recent deaths. 21

pedestrians and four cyclists killed in the city last year including a 6-year-old girl, struck and killed by an uber driver. take a look at this picture provided to us by catherine showing impact of the drought in living color. you can see several shades of green on the picture on top snapped 46 weeks ago. picture on the bottom shows the same view today. brown like they appear in summer and fall. also meaning californians being asked to use less water especially after the governor declare aid drought emergency last week. >> doesn't look like hills are going to be lush and green. >> still no rain in sight. we're not likely to see much green soon the douth continues. rainfall

continues to increase. visibility two and a half miles at the totals in yet. live from our mount tam cam, you can see sunny skies and current temperatures are mainly into 60s. 63 in san francisco. 66 oakland. 70 in redwood city. 72 loss gat sunny skies and fog is creeping up near the golden gate now. temperatures upper 60s and 70s in livermore. here is the first

forecast from our camera. chilly overnight. upper 20s in north bay valley locations. upper 60s on the coast to low 70s inland. how long can this last? >> ti. >> organizers say a last minute surge in ticket sales means mlk freedom train will run again next year. in recent years the dwindling number of people have been riding the train. organizers say it's the only mlk freedom train still riding in the country. >> that group marched for the annual celebration. people taking part say they did it to

teach kids about the struggles for civil rights. >> our generation is taking it for granteded and don't understand why they're where they are. you know? and this freedom train symbolizes that. >> speakers took turns reading passages from dr. king's most-famous speeches. >> still ahead at 4:00 why for many it's a day on, not off. >> a misunderstanding that made actor bill murray sign up for the garfield movie. >> michael finney taking your questions will answer them here live in just a few minutes. you can contact michael on facebook.com and on twitter.

>> taking a look at the skyway, it's stunningly crowded for the holiday. traffic slow for drivers coming towards us. and it's not much better for folks trying to get south and beyond.

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capitol of wellington. turns out the quake didn't cause major damage but a large eagle sailed from the perch. no one was hit. knew zealand is still recovering from a devastating earthquake that destroyed much of downtown christchurch and killed many people. >> today is the holiday celebrating dr. martin luther king junior. mlk day is more than a three day weekend. >> for many, it's a day on, not a day off. we're live from treasure island now. you know there are a lot of people out there today in the bay area volunteering to benefit the community while giving something

back. a nonprofit refurbishes apartments for homeless vets. they can stay here up to two years. >> we hook them up with employment, housing. >> today kaiser permanente employees came to the old navy yard to help paint, clean and to do gardening and are preparing units for 50 veterans. >> as a teenager my first mentor was a vietnam vet this, is an opportunity to give back. >> freightest benefit is the fact that these situations are going on all the time. and hopefully, inspiration to do something about it. >> she says this won't be the

last time she volunteers. >> in the just today. it's something i've implementing to give back. >> a community in west oakland came together to plant trees. urban relief organized dozens of volunteers. 40 trees were planted. the president and first family honored dr. king by helping out in a soup kitchen helping to prepare daily meals, mr. obama took michelle and his daughters to dc central kitchen the president helped mark it's 25th anniversary today. >> all right. getting back to 49ers and larry made a prediction on friday unpopular but unfortunately, turned out to be accurate. >> it's still unpopular, actually. >> in the getting lots after pollings? >> no. and mostly i'm being

blamed i would liked to have been wrong but sea hawks found a way to win. >> i see them scoring 16 points i see russell wilson throwing for one. i see the final 20-16, seattle. >> we want to say larry's views are not necessarily that have management or employees here. >> yes. thank you very much. >> to egg on. >> i felt bad for you. >> i love people saying i jinxed them. i have so much influence, later i'll be predicting lottery numbers. some concerns we've talked about on friday turned out to appear, you know in living color. and we talked about collin kaper in this case

making play that's would make you strange. and 49ers secondary default over the top. we saw two of the plays. and then -- beast mode. >> well, like i said i wished i was wrong. i was surprised. niners did a great job of containing him until this point in the game. once he gets going, the 2007th man gets into it. >> the last part of the game was just a killer. >> they didn't have to throw the ball in the end zone.

>> two guys there. >> yes. just out of -- a bad play reminiscent of last year. >> just >> not to throw you under the bus you you agreed with larry's predictions. >> there you are. >> you have the same feelings? >> i do. i was rooting for niners but just didn't think they're going to be able to contain marshon lynch the whole game. surprising thing is that richard sherman went to stanford. >> can we leave that out? >> let's take a look at the weather. >> please. >> we've got mainly sunny skies and we're under mainly sunny skies. you can see looking down towards ocean beach a hint of

coastal fog there. with us in spots overnight, will be a sunny mild afternoon tomorrow. still no rain in sight for the next ten days. starting atting if swept away as an off shore dry for the most outlook could be trace amounts. overnight tonight, clear skies areas of chilly in north bay

valleys. upper 20s in santa rosa and napa. tomorrow, mild, high temperatures low 70s up to 70 in san jose. peninsula, upper 60s to 70s in redwood city and mountain view. another mild day on the coast. 67 half moon bay. half moon bay did not have temperatures into 60s today because of the fog but back into upper 60s tomorrow. in and around san francisco, 69 downtown. mild on the coast. milder inland of course. 70 in calistoga. 69 in union city. inland east bay upper 60s to low 70s. 70s in livermore. and here

is the accu-weather forecast. mild to warm, temperatures dropping off just a couple degrees thursday and friday. about 70s near the bay. mid-60s on the coast. temperatures above seasonal norms. we see no rain in sight for the next ten days. >> enjoy it. >> thanks spencer. >> up next message from a once-sleeping space craft. why it's been hibernating. >> we've seen dash cam videos. my dad has atrial fibrillation, or afib. he has the most common kind... ...it's not caused by a heart valve problem. dad, it says your afib puts you at 5 times greater risk of a stroke. that's why i take my warfarin every day. but it looks like maybe we should ask your doctor about pradaxa. in a clinical trial, pradaxa® (dabigatran etexilate mesylate)... ...was proven superior to warfarin

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everybody wanted a surf competition. a pod of dolphins joined in, hitting the waves alongside the surfers. they're common in the area but rare you see them joining in with the surfers. it wasn't just a couple there were a dozen. you can hear the crowd cheering them on the competitors watched in awe. >> that is awesome. if you've ever surfed it's exhilarating to begin with. >> factor that in. >> then, you're looking back going that is not a shark, right? okay. okay. we're in good shape. >> actors love working for the co hen brothers. >> he revealed today he signed on to the 2004 garfield movie because he thought joel co hen was writing it. he found it was

a different joel co hen . he says he didn't read much of the script beforehand. it wasn't the film did well at the box office. >> the space probe dormant almost three years is wake and sent back a signal to earth. >> the european space agency received the message "hello world" from the rosetta space craft. >> rosetta put into hibernation to save energy for a long jurny. if all goes as planned it will drop a lander in november. >> still ahead on abc7 news at 4:00 outrage over a political flyer attacking a city leader.

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oakland mayor's race barely underway but seems to be turning ugly. >> one candidate targeted with people posting pictures of her with a swastika. >> this is where the flyers appeared sometime last night, they were taken down almost as soon as they went up. but for libby and many who live here, the damage was already done. >> just sorry people had to be subjected to a hateful image. >> she expected to be the subject of some political attacks but these flyers crossed that line. >> my impression is that this is a important attack tide an

issue. but the trail on my position of the issue wasn't accurate. >> the flyers showed wher a swastika on her forehead sunday night. by morning several had taken into into their own hands. >> she's the sweetest, nicest woman tochlt see this swas sticka, she's juiceish. >> a second flyer says she's being targeted for the pro foes poesal to create a domain awareness center to help solve crimes. it's something some citizens worry could create privacy concerns. >> i'm very concern wed protect citizen privacy. and that is what i have been fighting for during the conversations. >> by day's end most of the flyers had been removed or

modified. in oakland abc7 news. >> now to, olympic security in russia. the u.s. military says it will have two more ships and several more airline on a plan to help evacuate american officials and athletes if ordered from russia. abc news learning possible female suicide bombers may have made it past the ring of security there. >> two weeks, 600 miles from sochi, the olympic torch was a symbol of hope. along the route reminders of twin suicide bombings. the islamic militants said there will be more still to come, including a quote surprise package for visitors to the olympics. >> if games aren't attacked there will be attempts to attack

either transit routes into games or venues into outlying areas. >> abc news are learning russian police are urgently searching for a female suicide bomber seen here on posters the 22-year-old may have broken the security barrier. authorities sate region she's from a hot bed for terror. >> remember, boston bombers came out of a chechen rebel >> sochi will be a virtual police state with 80,000 russian troops on the ground. intelligence will monitor every e mail and phone message going in and out of the country during the game. u.s. officials are studying ways to evacuate americans in the event of an tack.

>> an american missionary who has been held in north korea issued an apology. he spoke and admitted to committing antigovernment acts and appealed to the u.s. government to work for his release. it's not unusual afterwards to say they were forced into it. >> the un nuclear agency confirm being iran halted it's sensitive work related to uranium enrichment and assures it will not enrich uranium during a six-month period. >> new jersey lieutenant governor is denying allegations she threatened with withhold super storm sandy aid for political reasons. today, she

denied the claims made by don zimmer saying she told her to back a development project supported by chris christy or lose on sandy funds. >> mayor zimmer's version of our conversation in may, 2013 is not only false, but it's ill logical and does not withstand scrutiny when all of the facts are examined. >> zimmer says she's disappointed she lived up to the promise she would deny allegations if made public. the claims as evidence mounts aides to christy tied up a bridge as political revenge. governor christie denied personal involvement. a controversial bill in milwaukee would allow monkeys to be trained to perform tasks

inside of the home for adults living with paralysis. a state senator says he filed on beal half of a family that wants to use a service monkey the bill is drawing criticism from kentucky's primate rescue center. >> takes up to ten years to train a monkey for this purpose. their success stories are few there have been accounts of the animals turning on their human quadriplegics. >> kentucky's department of fish and wildlife say they're still reviewing the bill. >> coming up, he calls himself the best corner back in the nfl how niners responded to that, today. >> in today's 7 on your side q and a is just ahead. you can contact me on facebook.com and

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>> battle between 49ers and seahawks spilled from the field to social media after a post-game rant aimed at michael crabtree. don't you ever talk about me. don't you open your mouth. i'm going to shut it for you real quick. >> i felt bad for erin there holding the microphone. that was sea hawks corner back richard sherman saving the game for seattle. crabtree tweeting show me where that guy is the best. today vernon davis offer aid more mature perspective. >> you got the win. be humble and gracious. just accept it. you don't need to talk. he said you made a good play. maybe he

can learn from other people that knows how to be a true gentleman and good sportsmanship. >> have you a lot of e mails from your stanford friends? >> no. but from a lot of people like spencer. >> i mean it's frustrating to hear him like. that you talked about that intensity. >> big issue i have with richard sherman he is the best. but win with class. and win with dignity. don't belittle your opponents you disrespect everybody playing in the game, everybody in the league. that is just way over the line. you don't need to do that. in his defense if you stand and watch an nfl game you'll see a maniacal level of intensity. it takes controlled rage and aggression to be an

elite player in the nfl. you can't just turn off that ten seconds after the game there is a high probability you're going to get crazy stuff. the nfl has a cooling off period they do knit college football. usually ten minutes before members of the media can go into the locker room to conduct interviews so guys have a chance to get composed. >> we talk about it. we want the reaction right here, right now. >> that is what nfl and tv networks want to run and get reaction. the most coveted guy during super bowl media week is going to be richard sherman. because you don't know what he's going to say from second to second. and he just turned the nation into a peyton manning support group. >> true. true. >> and his charity is richer. he

has omaha to thank for that. >> yes. eight businesses pledged to donate $800 every time he yelled "omaha". he shouted it times. if you you listen, it's whether 1 or 2, whatever you get. manning's charity its mission to promote disadvantaged kids. >> it's pay back, pey. >> right. right. omaha. >> the weather is nice in omaha. western three quarters of the nation will be getting cold again up in the upper mid

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here is tonight's line up. >> san jose and san francisco has minimum wage topping at $ten an hour. >> there is a campaign underway to raise it higher to $12. david louie joins us with that story in downtown campbell. >> reporter: this is a campaign going to raise eye brows hoping to wrunite democrats, republicans, business owners and labor. let voters decide. >> the call for a $12 an hour minimum wage doesn't come from a democratic lawmaker or labor movement. it comes from a republican. ron un says starting a drive to let voters decide he thinks he can drum up support from republicans. >> the government spends $250

billion each year on social welfare spending for working poor. people with jobs but can't cover expenses. that is a hidden subsidy to the low wage employer who's don't want to cover costs of workers. >> unz thinks he can get support from democrats and labor, and this one aimed at walmart. a software executive expects the costs will be passed along to consumers. >> they can raise prices 1%, one time. it cost average shopper $12.50 more per year. i think most could afford that. >> some say $12 an hour would hurt. >> if you have five employees imincreasing pay by $two i'm open ten hours a daytimes seven days a week, $3,000 a month.

>> will take 505,000 signatures to qualify for the ballot. >> well, a agree. in this area. >> reporter: because of the cost of living? >> yes. i don't know how they make it on just ten, actually. >> thanks for joining us for abc7 news at 4:00. >> abc7 news at 5:00 begins right now with dan and kristin. >> thank you. a lazy day of fishing turns tragic in the north bay. also sewage leak into a creek. the clean up. >> thousands turn out to honor dr. martin luther king junior. >> he gave his life. i can give a day. >> this is another day of record highs the hot spots in just a moment.

hoo good evening. want to get to our top story. a beautiful day of fishing ends in tragedy in the north bay. at point reyes in marin county. wayne freedman is live with the story. wayne? >> this is a place people have been swept in before this, case was tragic, happening at noon today. a fisherman on the beach with his pole and a cooler. the wave came n he went after the cooler. that was the beginning of the end for him. he was swept out to sea. and people couldn't get to him about 45 minutes here are the details of how the body was recovered.

was able to recover the body. >> how far out? >> about 600 yards south from point of enry z right in the surf. >> how long did it take to find? how long between the time they found him? >> approximately 45 minutes. >> what kills a man like sna >> several factors. i'm not a doctor. i know water is extremely cold. so shock of entering when you don't plan to enter can be an issue. >> we're told the waves were eight feet high. a regular high surf cold walt watt yefr. we're told he was 55 or 60 years old. and his identify not being

released pending notification of family. >> thank you. a mother is dealing with unbearable loss. both of her sons died in weeks. they were guned down in separate shootings. nick? >> no arrests have been made in that shooting but now a oakland mother just buried her 13-year-old thursday is preparing to bury her second son. >> very no more tears. like wow nochlt more tears. >> she has joined a growing epidemic of people. >> why would he give a mother so much pain within 19 days? >> impossible to answer. not the