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this is abc7 news. a spirited scene with a serious mission. a group in san francisco makes a commitment to change and to keeping the dream alive. good evening, everyone. we begin with a 12-hour rally in support of homeless rights and in honor of martin luther king junior. it is a right to rest rally happening now in san francisco. alyssa harrington is there live. alyssa, you have been there for several hours and the group has been there since, what 5:00 this afternoon? >> around 50 people have gathered and will booy spending the night -- be spending the night here. the bart station is one of the places police have cracked down on people sleeping in

walkways. the demonstrators are here to protect their right to rest. on blankets and eating pizza and watching a civil rights documentary with signs that say "housekeys, not handcuffs" demonstrators gathered on the side of san francisco's market street. they are spending the night near the powell street carol car turn around for a sleep in. >> we are demonstrating a right to rest for people who have no place to sleep. >> and they are standing in solidarity with the black lives matter movement. >> we are out here with the people and sharing food with the people and letting people know they have supporters. >> this peaceful demonstration is one of many happening around the bay area over the martin luther king, junior holiday weekend. the coalition on homelessness organized this event. they say criminalizing people who sleep in the street is not the solution. >> it is like throwing salt in people's wounds. not only are they having to sleep outside they are being

criminalized for it. >> they brought warm food and water to share with the homeless . he calls finding a place to rest an uphill battle. >> it is a struggle to get some food sometimes. i am trying to fight for a place to sleep. it shouldn't be like that. >> organizers are pushing for the passage of the rest to right act where sitting and sleeping in a public space would be illegal. demmon -- demonstrators plan to be here until the morning. then they will march from the fruit veil station to the frank ogawa station for a day of action. abc7 news. >> thank you alyssa. another rally and this one in oakland at 14th street and broadway. a group calling itself anonymous organized the rally. it has been a mostly peaceful march. it began around 7:00 and is

scheduled to last until midnight. in emeryville protesters marched through stores. they rallied with the black lives matter campaign. organizers say there is a reason they targeted stores. >> is this the legacy of martin luther king to have shopping and sales on his birthday? no. we are saying if mlk was alive today he would be standing up against police violence. he would be standing up against the death of black people in the streets. >> the protesters disbanded peacefully after 45 minutes. stay with abc news, more marches and rallies tomorrow including one at santa rosa city hall. abc7news.com and on the abc7 morning news at 4:30.

a decade's old tribute to the civil rights era will have its final run tomorrow. the freedom train commemorates martin luther king junior's march in 1965. for the last 30 years passengers have taken the ride from san jose to san francisco, but officials say tomorrow's trip will be the last because of dwindling community interest. they depart san jose tomorrow morning at 9:45. thousands of people are expected to mark the holiday by taking part in a commemorative march and parade to yerba buena gardens. the march begins tomorrow at 11:00 and the route crosses lefty odoule's bridge. a symbol of violence and victory in the civil rights movement. oprah winfrey and other

stars of the movie "selma" marched in selma alabama in honor of dr. martin luther king junior's birthday. they marched to the bridge where civil rights protestors were beaten and teargassed by troopers in 1965. singer-song writer john legend and rapper common performed the oscar-nominated song "glory" from the film. >> i am honored to be a part of this. i studied the civil rights movement growing up and i was inspired by dr. king. i feel humbled because i know how much they sacrificed and they did so at the risk of their lives. >> it tells the story of a three-month period in 1965 as king lead the movement for voting rights in the face of violent opposition. a happy homecoming near san francisco international airport. member of a coast guard unit

returned to air station, san francisco. unit 312 wrapped up a deployment to guantanamo bay cuba. >> it is good to see everyone. very excited to be back home. >> how was it having him gone and back? >> it was very hard. i am happy he is home. now it feels like he didn't leave. >> the coast guard members worked 12-hour shifts to protect guantanamo bay from offshore threats. an afghan interpret ter will be at the president obama address. he served along the u.s. troops in afghanistan. his father was killed and his 3-year-old brother taken for ransom because of his job. it took three and a half years to get him and his family in the u.s. and they will soon be living in fremont. california representative invited him as his guest to

bring attention to the u.s. visa program. hear the president's message on tuesday during an abc news special, state of the union address and the republican response. that's here on abc7. live coverage begins at 6:00 p.m. >> a high school sophomore celebrated her sweet 16 in a fascinating wait. she gave up a party to help children half a world away. leslie brinkley joins us with the story. >> what a story it is. as her birthday approached on december 13th, nubia wilson who lives in antioch, decided she just didn't have a heart to go through with a sweet 16 party and all of the gifts. on her mind was what she saw on a trip to ethiopia earlier in the year. meeting a charming ethiopian was the catalyst for the

sophomore. >> i saw the poverty and the children begging on the streets. and i thought maybe i can give up my 16th birthday. >> in lieu of a party and gifts she asked family to add to her cause. to add a fifth grade classroom to a school outside ethiopia's capitol. they stop learning in fourth grade. a page helped her raise $2,000 in a month and it inspired her to shoot for $10,000 that she hopes to hand deliver this summer when she volunteers at the school. >> her family is getting involved by donating some of their art work and artifacts. she can auction them off to raise more money. >> i think living in america we have the world and i just think we should expand our minds and think about those who don't have anything.

i mean they literally don't have anything. some kids don't even have shoes. they have to walk to school barefoot. >> she hopes to one day become a humanitarian lawyer and in the meantime inspire others to reframe their self-centered birthday plans. leslie brinkley, abc7 news. ahead, a pro golfer beaten, bruised and stunned. a mysterious attack after a night of drinking and driving in hawaii. and a first person view from the top. get a perspective as he reaches for his dream. and later new information tonight about an unknown substance that is killing birds in the eas

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comedian bill cosby performed in northern california and there were no major demonstrations. one woman stood in protest outside the turlock comedian theater. he got a standing ovation at the end of the soldout show. this was his first performance since dozens of women have accused him of drugging and raping them. more than a hundred people boycotted his show in denver last fight. last night. his next show is february 12th in bakersfield. to a mystery in the world of sports. the australian golfer robert allenby after what he says he went out for drinks and woke up hours later in a park, kidnapped, beaten and robbed. abc news reporter ryan owens with the dramatic story. >> robert allensby won pga tournaments and earned millions. how did the 43-year-old australian end up looking like

this? after he says he woke up into a high high an park next to a homeless woman. >> i went through a traumatic ordeal. all i could think of was getting to safety. >> he says he was abducted and robbed after a night of drinking with a caddie and his friend at this honolulu wine bar on friday, drowning his sorrows after he didn't make the cut at the sony open golf tournament. his caddie says he left him at that bar to go drinking someplace else. allenby said he would pay the bill and meet him. >> i have no doubt something was put in his drinks. >> he woke up a few hours later in a park about six miles from his hotel near we kiki. the married father of two says a homeless woman told him a group of men dumped him there. cash, credit cards and phone all gone. that's what the golfer says an unidentified man gave him enough money for a cab back to

his hotel where he snapped the selfie and called police. tonight detectives in paradise have a lot of questions about the foggy account of that night and will only call this a second-degree robbery. ryan owens, abc news, los angeles. >> an emotional moment captured on video as a minnesota man makes it to the top of alaska's mount mckinley. that's him. he claims to be the first solo climber to reach the more than 20,000-foot summit during january. the coldest and the darkest month on north america's highest mountain. the winter winds top 100 miles an hour and the temperatures often fell below mns 60. minus 60. it took dupreist 29 days. this is his fourth attempt in as many winters. to celebrate his website said he ate a salad and macaroons and local denali beer on the way home. i argue he can do better than

a salad. let's head over to drew for a look at the forecast. >> much more than a salad. talking about weather and talking about mainly cloudy skies tonight and a mild overnight period. live doppler 7hd is dry. a live look from the golden gate bridge camera and we will show you the fog is thick in some areas. you will be waking up to a scene similar to this. even now the visibility is dropping in spots. half moon bay is less than two miles visibility. santa rosa with a mile and a quarter visibility. fairfield and concord two miles and three miles respectively and this fog will only expand and spread in the next couple hours. more dense fog on the way for your monday morning. temperature wise it is 58 in san francisco. that's one degree above our normal afternoon high you can see the mild air in place. 55 half moon bay and 54

currently in san jose. the satellite and radar will show you we have a cold front just to the north. that is supplying the cloud cover over the region right now. the problem is we have two areas of high pressure surrounding it. that's essentially eating away at any moisture we could have had in terms of rainfall with this cold front moving through. as we look at the fog cast, early tomorrow morning you notice 2:00 the fog is expanding. what will happen an easterly wind will kick in through the strait and it will enhance the fog. that means dense fog across the bay. as we get into the midmorning hours and the later afternoon the fog will begin to decrease in size. notice some patchy spots at 1:00 in the afternoon. hard to mix up the fog. mlk day of service. 7:00 in the morning temperatures in the low 50s. by noon it is a mainly cloudy sky with peeks of sunshine here and there.

by 4:00 we should burn off enough of the fog to turn to mainly sunny skies. a mixture of high clouds and stars and temperatures right around 57 degrees. the position of the earth, moon and sun is bringing us another round of king tides starting tomorrow morning. coastal flood advisory in effect around the bay and the coast for localized flooding. that means the sea water may spill on to the roadways and the trails. looking at the high tides from sausalito and oakland generally between 9:00 and 10:15 tomorrow morning and the tide is high. 6.5 feet to 7.5 feet tomorrow morning. so be aware of that. if you see the tidal flooding it may be exacerbated. 63 is the high in oakland. 66 in antioch. 65 in san jose and 65 degrees in santa rosa. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast. the holiday tomorrow, we have a wednesday fog early on sunshine by the afternoon. partly cloudy on tuesday. i believe wednesday we will

see another spare the air as hazy sunshine comes back. mild for thursday and friday and then next weekend, katie, we could be talking about record breaking temperatures back to the 70s. >> you hate to be disappointed with weather like that. it is not really good news. >> it is more like september than it is january. this is typically our wettest month, and we are not seeing any rain. >> thanks drew. over to shu and the super bowl match up has been decided jie. the final four knocked down to the final two. the patriots are going back to the super bowl. their eighth visit back. tom brady is the first quarterback in nfl history to play in six super bowls. details and reaction from the

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the same number of super bowl appearances for tom brady. the first quarter and he fights his way in. andrew luck off his game all night. completed 12 of 33 passes and 126 shots and no touchdowns. veteran brady on his game. fakes the handoff and tosses to the tackle. 16 yards and 24-7 pats. the sara high grad threw to gronk here and the route is on. darrelle revis never played in a superbowl his career until now and picks off luck. he return itself to colts' territory where he started the season at pittsburgh and 30 carries for 140 yards for blount. patriots are afc champs. bill belichick has more playoff appearances at 21. tom brady has the most starting quarterbacks looking

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seattle will take the nfc title game for their worst game of the season. but it is the most impressible

come back in history. they de feat the packers in ot. aaron rodgers playing with a tear in his left calf moves around and finds the back of the end zone. he had two interceptions though, both in the first half after throwing five all season. russell wilson had three picks in the half. now 16-0 in the third and seattle fake field goal and john ryan hits the lineman. 19 yards and 16-7 packers. four picks of the game. packers got nothing. it was the most amazing come back ever. the seahawks needed to get this on sidekicker game over. he fumbles. seattle gives the ball to beast mode. 24 yards and 157 total. he needed a two-point

conversion. he throw itself up and luke wilson comes down with it. 22-19 hawks. he ties the game at 22 and we are going to over time. seattle wins the toss. 35 yards to kearse. redemption, game over. the only td pass of the game. a walkoff win. russell wilson and team heading back to the super bowl, the first team in 10 years to go back to back. the sea -- seahawks somehow win it 28-22. this team never gave up. >> the game started off kind of ugly. that last over time is as good a game you can get. there is no excuse for interception, but the resilience of our football team is what makes the day so special. >> it will be a missed opportunity that we will think about probably for the rest of my career. we were the better team today.

we played well enough to win and we can't blame anybody but ourselves. >> what a game. congratulations to the patriots and the seahawks. two weeks in arizona for super bowl xlvi. as i mentioned, these are the two hardest games to win because it gets you into the super bowl. we saw two versions today. >> crazy. thanks shu. up next, a close call for an airplane at one of the largest airports. passengers describe the panic. also -- >> oh my god. look out! look out! >> talk about panic. hold on. freezing rain makes for dangerous and even deadly driving in several states. and one man's amazing story of survival. and that strange goop that is killing birds in the east bay. what the coast guards didn't see when it flew over the trouble spots. we will be right back.

live from the kgo-tv broadcast center, this is abc news. >> good evening. in tonight's headlines, a right to rest. activists are spending the night near a powell station bart street in -- station in san francisco. it is a rally pushing for people to sleep in public. this is one of many peaceful demonstrations in the bay area this martin luther holiday weekend. oprah winfrey and other stars of "s le rm" lead people dliew -- through selma alabama. the civil rights protesters were beaten and teargassed for troopers in 1965. and home sweet home. there were kisses and hugs as members returned to air station san francisco.

312 just wrapped up a nine-month deployment. freezing rain and icy temperatures turned dangerous and deadly in the northeast tonight. the streets were slick with ice sending cars sliding out of control. at least five people have died in crashes. this pile up outside philadelphia claimed one of those lives. up to 50 vehicles were involved. with freezing temperatures overnight, there is fear that many of the roads and the highways will refreeze. in baker city, oregon this amazing city of -- story of survival. his pick up truck was sandwiched between two semis in a 26-car pile up and he had just enough room to survive. >> the more i think of all of the things that could have happened it scares me. i just thank my lucky stars i am able to come home to my wife and son. >> amazingly he only had scrapes and bruises and only needed two bandaids.

a big scare for passengers at one of the nation's largest airports when two planes nearly collided on the runway. the pilots brought one to a screeching halt when an arriving flight at new york's jfk airport got too close. marcy gonzalez has the story. >> the packed jetblue plane heading down the runway of new york's jfk airport at full speed. >> cleared for takeoff. >> then out of no where, another plane caribbean airways flight frief 26 crosses into its path. the air traffic controller reis peteedly -- controllers repeatedly calling out to the pilots. no response from the cockpit and at the last second the jetblue plane ordered to brake. >> it was crazy. the brakes went on and slammed on. >> the plane came to a screeching stop and everyone

panicked. >> these close calls increasingly common up 20% since 2011. the f.a.a. says on average there are three one-way incursings every day. just last month the wings of these two planes collided at new york's laguardia airport. it is part of one breaking off. and last year in barcelona, this dramatic scrair on the -- scare on the runway was caught on camera. >> in very, very busy airports it depends on everybody doing everything right. we haven't put any new technology in. the increase in air traffic means we have an increase in these incidents. >> that was marcy gonzalez reporting. no one was hurt on the plane and the flight did finally take off for austin a few hours later. a scare today during the delaware home of joseph biden. multiple gunshots were fired near the home from a vehicle. no one was home at the time and there is no clear indication that the home was targeted. delaware police, the secret service and the fbi are investigating.

the alameda county coroner's office identified the man shot and killed by fremont police on friday. on friday afternoon, the officers responded to fremont's harvey park after reports a man pulled a knife on two contractors and chased them around a nearby neighborhood. one officer fired a taser and a second shot the man. police say he was holding a knife with a six-inch blade. they also say he was arrested a week earlier for being under the influence of a controlled substance. san jose firefighters rescued two bay area boaters from shallow waters in the south bay. it happened in the el-viso marina. they got the call around 1:30 this afternoon. firefighters from both san jose and the menlo park fire protection district responded to the call of a stranded boat and it took them awhile to find it. they were able to make cell phone contact with the passengers and that helped. several hours later the boaters were safely back on dry land.

>> what happens is with the tide going in and out it lets your boat clear. it is a weekly occurrence. it is definitely on the weekend. >> neither boater was hurt and the boat was towed back in separately. new details on the mystery goo killing birds in the east bay. our media partners at the bay area news group reports that the substance is mostly gone from the water tonight. fish and wildlife officials say it could be tuesday before they know what it was. they say it was not oil. 89 birds have been rescued from the shoreline area and 20 birds have died. the coast guard did a fly over and was not able to see product on the water. it was still a mystery and it may be several more days until we determine what this product is. >> international bird rescue in fairfield is caring for the surviving birds. necropsies will determine what killed the others. governor brown and

university of california president janet napolitano will put their differences aside when it comes to tuition and university funding. the two leaders have clashed in the past on those issues. they will ask the uc governing board to let them work together on a committee looking at ways to save money at the state funded campus and help students graduate on time. they plan to bring their proposals to the board in march. a north bay lawyer's ad is getting nationwide attention tonight and much of it is not good. why this video has sparked an on-line firestorm. >> it may seem like a victimless crime but think again. what you may not know about the sale of counterfeit designer handbags and drugs. >> i am meteorologist drew touma. we are seeing fog develop in some areas and that will greet you tomorrow morning. we will take a look at how the rest of your holiday monda

a defense lawyer is getting laughs and criticism for an unor that unorthodox youtube ad. the attorney posted the video last month. it shows him pretending to interest view a talking doll. a client called ms. naughty. her answers are filled with sexual innuendos. they say the video's intent is to let people know the lawyers accept any type of client and

don't discriminate. the firm says the video is so po popular that they are doing a sequel. the reaction is split and flan flan -- nancy responded this is beneath the dig knee -- the dignity of human beings. robert commented, any press is good press. this guy gets it. some people enjoy buying phony named products for the appearance of having something look expensive. other does it to save money. the purchase may be supporting gangs to the tune of an estimated half a trillion dollars a year. here is 7 on your side's michael finney. >> nationwide the sale of counterfeit designer handbags and wallets tops the list of sigh sures by customs agents. that's followed by fake watches and jewelry. this is immigration and custom enforcement video from a recent seizure. >> it is mind boggling. these people that are doing this are criminal organizations and many times

they are using it to support the other activities. >> they are finding our love for sports to be particularly profitable. major league baseball tells us $400 million in fake professional and collegiate sports merchandise has been sized. these are some of the items seized during the world series. >> they are often sold by transient vendors or flea markets or bodegas. >> this is the most confiscated counterfeit item followed by fake prescription drugs. counterfeity rick tile dysfunction medication can cause serious harm. other bow cuss pharmaceuticals could cause death. >> first of all we don't know what ingredients are in there. there is no quality control. >> the inker is net is a popular source of these dangerous drugs. desperate patients have gone outside the country to save money and they end up buying

fakes. >> there are been issues overseas where you have drugs used for for mental i will nighses. >> even imitation toothpaste can have antifreeze. it is known to cause fires and even explode. consumers who support the counterfeit industry could be hurt in two ways. >> one who may be getting shoty products and they are making up the difference in tax payments because they don't pay taxes on what they sell. >> the winner in this may be the bad guys. the number of seizures increased in 10 years. they hope by getting the message out the public will stop supporting the industry. michael finney 7 on your side. >> it is time for another check of the forecast. >> a lot of spots have

visibility less than a mile. we are down to a quarter mile visibility in half moon bay. it is the same as you go to santa rosa. a mile and a quarter around petaluma. these numbers have will been dropping in the past hour and the fog will continue to spread overnight tonight and become dense once again in many spots. there is a lot of sunshine. we are tracking a few flurries around the great lakes. a cold front just moved through the east coast. it wiped out any cloud cover and precipitation. washington, d.c. atlanta and even west into dallas and denver we see a little rain entering the pacific northwest. that will stay to the north of us. a lot of sunshine on the way. tomorrow getting up to 74 in l.a. and 80 in palm springs and 53 in tahoe. in the bay area we will see the dense fog early on tomorrow morning. afternoon peeks of sunshine 61 in san francisco and 65 in

san jose and 63 in oakland. here is your accu-weather seven-day forecast for the holiday, fog early on to sunshine. partly cloudy on tuesday. wednesday, hazy sunshine and mild on thursday. warm and dry on saturday and sunday we will see sunshine and 70 degrees. >> thank you. over to shu now and you have some coaching news for us? >> i may have some nfl coaching updates for you. tennis is underway down under. first

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well, let's start you off with some nfl coaching updates. former raider head coach lane ky ffin -- kiffin is a front runner for the offensive coordinator position. they got the tennessee job and left to coach tennessee where he was fired. stay tuned. the broncos fired john fox on monday and they reportedly already have a new coach gary kubiak. he was the offensive coordinator for the ravens and previously the defensive head coach. the aussie open started today. rafael nadal with the hot pink shirt and coming back from a wrist injury. he is not a favorite to win this tournament but he handled his first match in straight sets and andy murray moves on. first upset on the tournament came on the women's side. lost in three sits -- sets,

the worst result in a major since 2011 for her. she had 30 unforced errors. all right nfl's version of the final four today and we kick off of the title game. they routed them tieing eight super bowls. the patriots are the perfect 10-0 this season. he fights his way in and andrew luck off his game all night. completed just 12 of 33 and 126 shots and no touchdowns. drop passes didn't help. fakes the happenedoff and -- fakes the handoff and finds the tackle c. 24-7 pats and the serra high grad threw for three td's. the route is on. things kept gatting wore -- worse for luck.

two inter -- interceptions he threw. blount started the year in pittsburgh and forced the second of his three td's on the day. patriots are afc champs. they had more wins than any other coach at 21. 45-7 the final. tom brady will play in his 6th super bowl. >> there was a lot of motivation for a lot of reasons. >> i have had a lot of faith in my teammates. it is important not to ride the rollercoaster. we put ourselves in good positions. and now we are in the super bowl. it is pretty sweet. we had one of the greatest conference title come backs in history. packers were in control. aaron rodgers playing with a tear in his left calf and finds cobb in the back of the

end zone. but he had two picks. both in the first half. five all season. two today. they are eight yards passing in the first 30 minutes. seattle with the fake field goal. 19 yards and 16-7 packers. all four picks were intended for jermaine kerr. they had nothing and they had to punt. the most amazing come back ever. the seahawks need to get the on sidekicker game over. seattle recovers. super bowl is slipping away. 157 total and the first lead of the game is 20-19. needed a two-point conversion to make it a three-point game. he throw itself out to luke wilson who comes down with it.

a post season record with five field goals including this 48 yarder to send it to over time. seattle wins the toss and gets the ball first. it is 35 yards to jermaine kearse. the only td pass of the game. a walkoff winner. they are headed back to the super bowl, the first to go back to back. despite five turnovers it is 28-22 and lead for all of 71 seconds in regulation. but they never gave up. >> it will be a missed opportunity that we will think about the rest of my career. we were the better team today. we played well enough to win and we can't blame anyone but ourselves. >> this has to be one for the ages. it was a classic challenge. and our guys found a way to get it done. they are the toughest to win as it puts you in the super bowl. we saw two ways to go about it. a come back and a route. seattle beat denver bad last year in the super bowl but

this will be one of the greatest match ups we have had in a longtime. the line is a pick em. we have two weeks to go. we will find out. right now, i would almost have to say the patriots will be favored. >> i won't make my pick for a week or so. the brady family is already mad. >> we will hold our breath. thanks shu. >> that does it for tonight. abc news continues tomorrow morning at 4:30. for shu and drew, thanks for joining us and have a great night.

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