anti-abortion activist take to the streets of san francisco in the annual march for life with new hope the procedure will be outlawed. >> about proabortion rights protesters say they won't give up the fight. >> a republican-led congress contributed to an optimistic tone during the march for life. the house recently passed a bill to ban taxpayer moore for abortions and republicans passed a bill that would mandate ultrasounds for women seeking abortions. >> a separate bill to ban late term abortions was scrapped for lack or support.

cornell bernard was at the march. >> both sides got their message across as loud as they could. downtown traffic getting back to normal after mark street was shut down for more than an hour for the march for life west coast. it began with a rally at civic center. thousandsthousands of anti-abortion advocates calling for it to be outlawed. >> regardless of religion even though i'm catholic despite all that, we're standing up for a human person. >> it's not just hurting the baby of it's hurting the wimp it's hurting the men. >> this annual west coast walk for life coincides with the anniversary of roe v. wade, the supreme court decision that realize abortion. republicans passed a bile to tighten federal restrictions on abortion but president obama warned he will veto. >> lease going to do what he is

going to do. doesn't mean we can't take a stand for righteousness. >> the group of up to 50,000 strong head down market street for a small group of proabortion rights advocates trade to sought them down. police officers stood between both sides. [chanting] >> tony mendocino is a member of the group radical women. >> we think -- see women's rights eroding and don't want to go backward. >> a reproductive right for women, it's oppressive and doesn't make any sense. >> disease dispose strong police officers on both sides the march was peaceful in san francisco abc7 news. >> unusually warm weather brought people out to the beach but they're being warned about the rough water. the santa cruz sam a shows serious -- camera shows serious

waves. here's a live look where waves could reach 15 feet or higher. let's get more on the warning and the warm weather from abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma with live doppler 7hd. >> we have been advertising the high surf for the past of days and now the waves are crashing on the shore. high surf advisory in effect until tomorrow afternoon. waves currently anywhere from eight to 11 feet in half moon bay. but the waves kind crease up to 15 feet possible. that means they could wash over large rocks and jetties and with the ocean churning it means rip currents are much stronger than usual. but you could not ask for better beach weather on this saturday. take a look at highs so far. first, our average temperatures some four to nearly 13 degrees above normal. oakland hit a new record high tied -- today, 71. and this is the middle of the warmup. even warmer air arrives for

sunday. we'll look at the numbers in the forecast in just a few minutes. >> dangerous rip tides and sneaker waves can develop which can pull even the most experience swimmers underwater. surfer wait all year for waves like these. >> just a matter of knowing your comfort level and knowing your safety zone, but again if you put yourself in the wrong spot you might regret it. >> it's what we prepare for and make sure take all the safety measures. >> a lot of energy out there. >> the coast guard advises all visiting the coach and beaches to not underestimate the power of the ocean. a record-breaking temperature in oakland today by one degree from this day last year. those enjoying lake merritt felt a high of 72. >> always nice when you have a day in january where you can come out to the lake earlier, you can wear shorts and tank tops especially since we have had a all that rain and it's

nice. >> abc7 news spoke to many people who say they loved the warm weather but they know the bay area needs more rain. keep track of the warmup in your neighborhood idealogy in the abc7 weather app. we have information at abc7 news.com/ans. >> developing news out of atlanta. police bomb and dog teams search two planes at hard fold jackson international airport in atlanta after authorities received bomb threats via twitter. it was two planes. the military dispatched to f-16 fighter jets to shadow the planes until they arrived safely at the airport. no one was hurt. >> oakland city council organized a hearing to hear the community's thoughts on the boy black lives matter groups." they also wanted to discuss how

the ski could help improve police-community relations. congress woman barbara lee is working on policies to stop able profiling, get weapons of war off the street. >> i hope once again that this street -- the protests and all of this engagement now we see across the country will insist that we get members of congress to vote for this, because we do not need these weapons or war on the streets of any community in this country. >> oakland city council is scheduled another black lives matter hearing for february 3rd. >> the latest issue of "charlie hebdo" is on sale in san francisco. i hit stand this morning. the owner says he was sold request quite a few already and received a lot of phone calls even as far away as sacramento for people asking him to put a copy on hold. the newspaper features an image of muhammad similar to earlier cartoons by the french newspaper that made it the target of attack.

on january 7th gunmen killed 12 people at the newspaper paris. >> a tense s.w.a.t. standoff in oakland involving four children ended peacefully after ten hours. it began at 10:30 last night at a home on west street in north oakland. s.w.a.t. officers blocked off nearby streets during the strandoff. police responded to a report that a woman had been assaulted by the father of her children and he was refusing to allow her to leave the house. the standoff ended at 8:00 this morning when s.w.a.t. officers entered the home arresting to the man and freeing the women and her children who range in age from two to 13 years old. police arrested a woman in connection with a deadly hit and run accident in oakland. 30-year-old ann park of oakland faces felony hit-and-run charges. sky 7hd was over the scene yesterday morning. the victim is identified as an 84-year-old oakland woman. >> scary moments inside a liquor store this morning. watch as surveillance video

captures volvo crashing into the car. the driver was distracted and hit the gas. it knocked over a lottery machine inside. >> i was really scared. i don't have no what to do at that it time his okay or not, the driver? that time the point is there was nobody at that time inside the store. >> no one was hurt including the driver. authorities are now investigating the incident. damage to the store are estimated at $3,000. >> two paramedics spring into action in the middle of a night. hear about the medical emergency coming up. >> the story behind this jarring video. how icy roads meant double-trouble for one man. >> a recipe of change at some of the top fast-foo

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are you okay? >> i just got hit. i've got a passenger in the back. there's going to be more crashes here. >> wow. minnesota state patrol releases dramatic video of a patrol car getting hit on an icy road. this happened earlier this month the trooper was in the front seat and a driver involved in another crash was sitting in the back seat when a pickup truck lost control and hit the cruiser. no one was seriously hurt. the driver of the pickup faces charges of driving while impaired. >> paramedics in southern california revived a passenger whose heart stopped.

a 70-year-old man collapsed on the flight heading from orange county to houston. the paramedics gave him cpr and started an i.v. provided by the flight crew. >> i started noticing he is not breathing, does not have a pulse, and i immediately started ccpr. >> we want to help people. that's our calling. and when that time comes we're out there to do the best we can for that person at that time. >> the plane had to be diverted to phoenix before the planeland the patient was talking to both men and thanked them for saving his life. >> the bay area's favorite pint-size super hero. >> where people got their first look at little miles on the big screen. >> taking you live outside warm saturday across the bay. what a gorgeous sunset. we'll find out just how long the unseasonably warm weather will last. >> now here's a look at what is ahead on world news at 5:30. >> coming up on world news tonight, we're covering breaking news fighter jets scrambling

after bomb threat0s to two passenger planes. what triggered this scare. also isis in a cruel new attack beheading a japanese hostage. another story your don't want to miss. the

>> it was like brad pitt just walked out. >> today this world premiere of bat kid beginsle. the wish heard around the world. a documentary resident miles scott, known at batkid. the film had the screening in utah this afternoon. some 25,000 people packed the streets of san francisco back in

november 2013 to cheer on miles, five-year-old boy recovering from leukemia. he was granted a wish to become a super hero. >> fastfood lovers, change is taking place at fastfood chains in an effort to make the food healthier but they're keeping it low key. >> taco bell's menu is packing 15% less salt since 2009. it's part of an effort by taco bell's parent company to make 15% of its menu items at taco bell, pizza hut kfc, follow recommended meal limits for salt sugar and fat. but the company is keeping it quiet so people are less likely to notice the difference. >> make people sitting on a picnic bench or something like that to enjoy the nice weather. >> it's gorgeous. how much longer will this last? >> we neil the convertible tops down item. tomorrow equally as beautiful and even warmer come the afternoon. live doppler 7hd, you know it's total sunshine, so unfortunately we're not tracking any rainfall

this evening. live look outside own the emeryville cam remark gorgeous sunset on the way. not a cloud to be seen in the sky. wall-to-ball blue and the sun setting at 5:24 p.m. right now temperature, 62 currentfully san francisco it's 70 -- the warm reading at half moon bay. 62 in oakland where they hit the record high this afternoon. 70 in fremont antioch, 354. so if you talk a look at the forecast over the next couple of hours, fog will be developing but it won't be widespread and doesn't look dense. we have a good act of east early wind mixing up the atmosphere. s' by the early morning house fog evaporated and by mid-morning, clear skies across the bay area. satellite and radar showing a storm well to the west in the pacific. we have two areas of high pressure over us,crafting wall-to-wall sunshine and a warming temperature. take a look over the next 24

hours, future temperatures, tomorrow morning, going to be a milled overnight period. only 40s and a couple 50s for saturday -- sunday start. now, as we get to sunday afternoon, that wind really kicks up out of the south, helping to bring temperatures into the 70s. san jose, morgan hill half moon bay, oakland. so records for sunday think a few more locations will break the records on sunday. especially oakland, once again forecasted high of 74. the old record, 73 set back last year, san jose and gilroy likely to break their record set last year as well. right now look at napa. their record pretty safe, set more than a century ago in 1899. it was warm on this date become then with a high of 83. looks safe. along with the warmth, though not "spare the air" is in effect for sunday so no wood burping. the north bay unfortunately looking at poor air quality for sunday. overnight flows the bay area, 43

in san rafael. overnight, 48 in san francisco, dropping to 46 in san mateo. patchy fog developing. 39 overnight in san jose, 41 overnight low in santa cruz. high s on sunday total sunshine but haze before so the "spare the air" in effect, getting up to 69 in san francisco 74 oakland, 74, san jose. 75 santa cruz. 69 in fairfield. for the accuweather seven-day forecast calls for the record warmth on sunday. on monday a few high clouds move in but temperatures still well above normal. there is a slight chance of a shower tuesday afternoon the system moves to the east of the bay area. could throw a sprinkle. i think the best chance would be in the south bay on tuesday. but nothing widespread. on wednesday, sunshine on the way, temperatures moderate a back into the 60s. look at the skies. by thursday friday, saturday temperatures go back up once again and all indications next weekend, the warmth is going to stick with us. >> i don't like when you put the

april forecast in on the january forecast. this is january -- >> didn't have one. >> thanks, drew. well, we can't start talking about the super super bowl until we get all the air out of the latest controversy. >> that's good. three hours since we talk about. just a week away from super bowl xlix anded a matt said we have yet to talk about the game because the "deflategate" with the patriots will not

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patriots had 11 footballs underinflated according to league rules. officials found out, re-inflated them at halftime, patriotses win. after an internal investigation bill bill chick is sure they did nothing wrong. >> i believe now 100% that i have personally and we as an organization have absolutely followed every rule to the letter. >> the outcome of the afc title game will not change. finesfines and/or suspensions will be handed out after the super bowl so can we please move on. senior bowl today. stanford wide receiver ty montgomery didn't have a catch but kickoff returns. stanford defensives end had a

clear lane to the quarterback but alabama's blake sims got away but the stanford players one or the victorious north team. the north stars win, 34-13. good news for 49er fans lane kiffin, who was reportedly the front runner for offensive coordinator position announced he will stay at alabama for a second season. 49ers moved their interest to the assistant but not a good sign when coaches don't want to join the 49ers. >> the 33rd anniversary of super bowl 16 the first of five titles. a skinny little guy at the top of the screen the only touchdown pass of the game. we won and beat the bengals 26-21. not like the first time you do anything. i was only 12 in that game. >> tennis, anyone? the australian open continued downunder. we had an upset on the women's

side. advancing to the round of 16. upset in the second. the . >> top seed, novak djokovic looking to advance to the round of 16 for the ninth straight year second set. the joker working the net. down the line. back-hand winner, taking the second set. novak hit 11 aces, won in straight sets. >> pga tour down south humana challenge. bill haas, putnam in a tie for first. haas 3-under. matt kutcher had the lead at 18

but buyings bogeys, and is tied for fifth. >> lard to believe it was 33 years ago today we won the first superbowl the 33rd anniversary of their second and 25th 25th anniversary of the third time. a long time since the super bowl title and none of you were born on the first one i showed. >> i was around. it's always neat when we say we but when you say we, you actually were part of it. a group of devout christians are ready for football. >> i don't know any convent that ♪ at kaiser permanente everything you need is under one roof. another way care and coverage together makes life easier.

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>> at 6:00, why california judges are distancing themselves from boy scouts of america. >> a bay area neighbor comes together to solve a blight problem. join us for abc7 news at 6:00. >> a mont sea near the super bowl has a special offer for football fans. >> the nuns are renting out rooms. the cost $300 a night, which will yous a continental breakfast, free wi-fi and divine intervention. the money goes to charity. >> there are few rules no drinking, no smoking and no swearing but fans be in the perfect place to offer up a team prayer. >> the no swearing there, hope your team is on the winning side. that does it for us here at 5:00.

>> abc7 news continues online, on twit, are facebook, and your mobile devices with our news app. welcome to "world news tonight." breaking news. u.s. fighter jets scrambling after bomb threats made to two mid-air flights. those planes escorted to safety. the passengers on the tarmac. the bomb squad there, too. what's behind the scare? hostage crisis -- terrorists striking again. this man beheaded by isis. their cruel message and what they are demanding now. deflategate. the patriots' coach defiant tonight saying his team did nothing wrong. the scandal over the super bowl. how did those footballs lose air? and, the littlest hero, the 4-year-old who knew just what to do when her mother got sick. >> my mom is really pregnant and she really needs help. how she saved her mom and baby brother, too.