adjustment like this is it doesn come without pain. experts told us today we're not fwoik going to see a sharp adjustment like we did in 20089. there's some e some good news buried with the bad. the good news is they may be prepared to weather these economic times than other regions. >> how is that sack of money doing today? >> want to talk about stocks at all? >> no. >> no? >> no. i hate it. >> sorry to here it. but those stocks dropped another 391 points, there are some questions worth asking, like how could a correction impact the bay area economy? >> continuing to add jobs, but it's going to add them at a stolen rate. the reason is we are really getting towards the u.s. and in particular, california. >> jerry nick kolsburg just happened to be attending a coop frens at the bay area council at the federal reserve this morning. he and other experts contended

while the bay area does have vulnerableties, it is also safer by being unique. >> in the bay area. >> we ran into t.j. as he helped keep the bay area small business food truck indis ri profitable by ordering lunch. it's a similar bee yotic relationship.

>> 269 storms worldwide, including here in the bay area. abc 7 news was at the oakland store on edgewater drive today sch will close for good on sunday night. coming up at 6:00, abc 7 news anchor has more on walmart's decision to shut down 2 pntd of its store. >> the world market is moving its head quarters out of oakland. not going too far, though. kogs plus world markets sites rising rent as a reason for moving over to alameda. speaking of moving, the warriors will be staying open a bit longer than expected. announcing today that the team is pushing back its move to san francisco by a year to 2019 due to recent litigation last week.

the alliance filed suit to stop construction of the arena. the group claims city officials violated environmental laws and failed to address issues like traffic and noise. the warrior's decision, to date, is a victory for o poentds of what they called an ill conceived arena. >> a disruptive passenger forced a flight to make an unscheduled landing. >> this is insane. [expletive]. >> police met flight 552 at the gaet and hauled that man off the game. tonight, you can see this truck fell off the road like this. the county sheriff's office tweeted this photo a little while ago.

no word right now on injuries. the road is expected to be closed for as long as three hours. and a cement truck driver went to the hospital today after he crashed his rig in sonoma counselty. the truck overturned as you see on the northbound highway 1201 onramp near penn grove. the chp is on east petaluma road and took a turn just too fast and took over. his injuries are not too serious. a crew quickly removed a small amount of cement that spilled on to the road. >> tonight, a first look inside a double decker tour bus that skrash e crashed in san francisco's square in november. >> live in the news room with the close up pictures. >> his attorney said

>> these include the air compressor and the black box data recorder. 20 people were injured when the bus crashed november 13th. the driver's attorney says there will be a more complete inspection on the bus at a later date. the chp has said it never inspected the bus prior to the accident because today's sightseeing never registered it. the chp collision report could be released in early february. in the news room, alma dates, abc 7 news. >> new at 5:00, the operator of a small boat that overturned on lake delval has been charged with vehicular man slaulgter. 39-year-old demitri was operating the boat last october when it started taking on water. a contractor in sales forces i.t. organization drowned in this accident. none of the 7 people on board

was wearing a life jacket. the boat was rated to carry a maximum of 746 pounds at the time of the accident, it was carrying more than 1400 pounds. >> waiting for a bus last month when police say someone punched him so hard, he fell to the ground and hit his head. jackson died one week after the attack. >> a man rearrested in connection with a 33-year-old murder case is free tonight. release for the same reason as he was in 1983, a lack of evidence. san jose county sheriff's deputies arrested 67-year-old john scott in arizona last year. new dna analysis provided enough evidence for the 1983 murder and sexual assault of sharing ray. despite investigators claims of

new evidence, scott was released again yesterday. but it will cost you big. the average buyer saying about $5,000 per ticket, that's nearly double the average price for this decade. >> while the superbowl may be great for san francisco's e cob e conmy as a bhoel, but for some businesses, it won't be so super. if you walk, drive, bike or sell anything within a few blocks of here, life is about to get interesting. >> delivering big tvs for the big game could be a big headache. >> it's going to be real crazy. man, a whole bunch of people in the stadium.

it's going to be hard to get around. >> adding to the mess, a maze of detours when the end of market street includes superbowl city. >> more frantic. and i think it will be a mess. >> cabs won't be allowed in the restricted area. that also means no mail trucks. >> well, we're trying to get access so that we become part of that. there's a lot of deliveries that we will not be able to make otherwise. >> the postal service is trying to reach a deal with the city. if they can't -- >> those individuals that normally would get the mail would have to come to a post office and pick it up. >> i can't believe it. >> in some areas, the city is requiring cyclists to get off and walk their bikes. they're not going to call us back. we're going to lose customers.

>> we could have created unique and collectible products. >> michael says he could have sold a thousand of these interactive shirts. instead -- >> i might lose my business, frankly. >> in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> still ahead tonight, the return of the rain. we'll have live doppler 7 hd in just a moment. plus -- >> he put it in reverse. it is an intentional act. >> the new year is off to a bad start already. >> packed train. b.a.r.t. says it has a plan to combat overcrowding. >> full speed ahead, a new pre-school said it's figured out how to get pre-schools excited about math and science.

>>. this is the cyclist killed this morning in a crash with a vehicle. the driver is on the run. this is san jose's third traffic fatality since the start of the new year. it happened near the s.a.p. center. more now from abc 7 news reporter matt keller. >> a big police investigation was taking place in downtown san jose where a 60-year-old man took his last breath in what can only be described as a baffling hit and run crash. >> a witness told police just before 5:00 a.m., the driver of the pick-up truck crossed over in the opposite lanes of traf

traffic, hopped the curb and clipped a man while he was riding his bicycle on the sidewalk. >> we think when the suspected vehicle went to flee the scene and ran over the vehicle one more time. >> we don't know if he was doing that to cause harm from the victim or just fleeing the scene. witnesses say there was a lot of junk in the bed of the truck and should have some minor damage on the fender side. >> police received a call of the vehicle matching that dripgsz, but they determined it was not the one involved in the fatal crash. they skppt to get many calls like this one today as they try to catch the driver. this is the third traffic fatality in the new year here in san jose. 60 people were killed in traffic collisions in 2015. >> last year was a terrible year for pedestrians versus

pedestrian fatalities in the city, to start off the new year with three right off the bat like this, you know, it's not a good thing. >> ples are hoping cameras here will give them more information on the vehicle and the driver. in san jose, matt keller, abc 7 news. >> happening now, the search for a missing ski instructor in the sierra. carson may features sugar bowl ski resort. he was last seen ski tlg yesterday afternoon. he did not show up for a ride home yesterday and did not return home during the night. the sheriff's office says his belongings are still in his locker at the resort. >> rich momond's first black ma has died. he was the first black judge. he eventually became the first african american mayor for a

large american city. he died in his sleep yesterday. he was 94 years old. >> california public schools are preparing students for the next generation of jobs. but one school in pleasanpleasas starting with kids who can't even tie their own shoes. a pre-school that is no longer about cookkeys and naps. >> welcome to the new scene pre-school in pleasantton where con septembers like science, technology, engineering, art and mathd are introduced at a very young age. >> ipads, 15 minutes a day, offer other ways of reading a text. there science, an electricity globe helps jacob learn about static, trying to build anything piece-by-piece is how many engineers start out.

>> at three years old, i didn't know how to pronounce them. >> we have no idea what jobs would be available then. but we'll translate skills with any job that can be created. >> parents pay a tuition, more than $1300 a month. for math, the teachers used cooking as a way to introduce measurements. >> they follow a recipe and you talk about fractions. you can talk about a cup and a half a cup. >> one plus one is two. and three plus three is four. >> it's all part of the learning process. in pleasanpleasanton, abc 7.

>> addressing overcrowding on trains, but will turn seven sets of double seats into single seets to open up that room for standing passengers. one car is being con figured with the help of 20 cars in the new configuration soon. by the way, the new train cars will not be delivered until next year and the move is a temporary one to address extreme crowding on the system. >> today, the service announced it's cutting fares in 33433 cities to make up for a drop in business in the winter months. last weekend, a hundred north american cities. >> the historic preservation committee. that means the tran sit project will likely go ahead.

the two center lanes will be converted into bus-only lane. abc 7 news was at st. anthony's where one shirts were the order of the day. this is the fourth straight year of the give away. >> what happens is during holiday time, everybody looks in their drawer and they've got a lot of extra stuff that they're never going to use. this is an opportunity to put it on somebody's back and make it warmer for them. >> for more than 16 years,aboutyears,abou anthonys has been providing hot food and warm clothes. >> especially the timing, it's perfect with all the storms coming in. >> absolutely. tracking even more wet weather, sandy? >> that's right, dan and

christin. we do have some wet conditions ahead, not just for tonight, but the weekend, as well. right now, behind me, it's just a stunning view. we have a few clouds, let's check out live doppler e7 hd. and that does come in handy. especially when there's a chill in the air right now. our radar is tracking a few returns. mainly along the coastline, not reporting anything now. as you look to the north, if you have travel plans, we are seeing some snow in the northern california mountainings. we'll continue to increase the snow up nort. the incoming storm is kicking up the swells. westerly, 16-20 feet. be careful, especially if you want to go and enjoy the coastline for this holiday weekend. heavy rain is expected with the second system sunday and monday.

for the lake county areas, the recent burn areas, the potential for flooding. temperatures right now, upper 40s to the low 60s. it has been a mild afternoon around the bay, some areas in the low to mid 60s in the afternoon. here's a picture from our east bay hills camera. here seeing some clouds, rain tonight, showers tomorrow. a stronger storm arrives on sunday with showers continuing into early next week. this winter, we rank the storms from 1 to 5. we've been doing it. we'll continue to do it. 51 se 51 severe, 1 is light. less than half an inch of rain. it's a little briz sill at times. 7 cloek, the rain is still to the north. by 9:00 p.m., it starts to move in across san francisco. light to moderate, 10:00 p.m. spread across the entire region and it continues overnight. tomorrow morning, another batch of briefly moderate to heavy rain come through the north bay

at 7:00 a.m. and then the rain breaks out into showers, skaterred showers for the late morning. if you have saturday plans and you have to drive out of the bay area, be aware of the fact that there will be some welt roadways out there. still looking at scattered showers, 6:00 p.m., as well. there is a warning for the back country. it does not apply to the ski resort. it does include tahoe bay son. it's something to be watching out for. two on our storm impact scale. one to two inches of rain from any arena ya, high surf and gusty winds coming. hef yaviest by 7:00 a.m. in the north bay. it slowly flies southward by the afternoon. >> this one is going to drench the bay area. mid night, we're still seeing pockets of moderate rain.

we're going to keep that system going through monday. rainfall totals between tonight and monday morning, over 4 inches in the north bay. you're looking at about an inch there the south bay and everyone else in between. morning tomorrow, upper 40s to low 50s. it will be a rainy start to your weekend. and then skaterred showers for your saturday afternoon with some sun breaks in there. temperatures in the mid 50s around the low 60s for san jose. accuweather 7-day forecast. tonight into tomorrow, two for sunday, heaviest rain coming in then going into your martin luther king, jr., day. and then we do have another system that is a one on our storm impact scale. as we head towards midweek, one computer model wants to bring in rain. and then on thursday, we do have a chance of rain. so this weekend will include some welt weather. perhaps a good weekend to stay inside. >> that sounds nice. thanks very much.

>> if you want a chance to laugh, and who doesn't, oh, you're going to loef what's next. >> and, at 5:340 on world news. >> dan and christin, breaking news, your money that pluninged late today. that major helicopter crash, a dozen marines missing. severe tu severe turbulence reporting for nato already. we'll track it right after abc 7 news. >> busy day. new at 6 cloek, the young capitalists on the peninsula. their friends play video games, they're in the market.

all right, finish for the weekend. >> do you have -- >> oh, yeah. i don't even want to ask him that question.

>> okay. >> this is a key chain -- check this out. you keep it on your key chain. and it's a charging cable. it's with you all of the time. but no more tangled mess. you sooef seen their stuff all over the place. they have some pretty elegant items right there. >> you just put it on your key chain. >> yes, it's very cool. it cost $20, actually, you're not going to pay a dime for it. after you've charged your phone, you're going do do this saturday night and perhaps that's going to be down in san jose. you've got a bunch of tickets for a bunch of dates. you can see many more. you've seen these guys all on fv. tv. it's going to be a fun night. now, normally, four tickets would cost you $88, but these four tickets are going to cost you nothing. >> and you can get four ticket sns. >> four tickets.

>> what do we do? >> all you do is dial this number, 800-546-1777 or at any time on abc7news.com. >> sitting on the dock of the bay. >> coming up next, san francisco welcomes back a

i'm a wlrks ma dates. coming up new at 6:00, new, clearer pictures of the suspects in last weekend's murder on a b.a.r.t. train. new information on the teenage victim. also, from 7 on your side, a problem with that massive air bag recall. why millions of cars are going unrepaired. >> i've been on this for 18 years. to see it come together, it's

really remarkble achievement. >> only abc 7 news, a major milestone in the construction of the new terminal. we'll give you a sneak peek inside. >> all right, alma, thanks to you then. >> the warriors tweeted in honor of national hat day. >> as the team says, sometimes a picture says it all. san francisco's pier 39 is celebrating its famous sea lions. >> school kids got the first of the special walking tours to see the sea lions. it's the 26th anniversary of where the sea lions first arrived in the pier. >> they're now a top attraction and also important parts of the bay's ecosystem. >> and, also, each part of the day, they help manage the food event. >> the celebration is here through monday and walking through with other special presentations at the feline center, as well. >> world news tonight is coming up next.

>> for all of us here, we appreciate your time. see you again at 6:00. >> bye, bye. breaking news at this hour, witnesses say gunfire and the sound of explosions erupting at a hotel popular with westerners. the pictures coming in at this hour. the friday freefall on wall street. the dow dropping more than 500 points during trading. what's causing this as millions of americans lose money in their savings? we're on wall street. also breaking, the urgent search at this hour for a dozen missing marines after a midair collision. the nor'easter hitting tonight, reported tornadoes already. and a passenger jet hitting severe turbulence, tonight the injuries and the flight attendant rushed to the hospital. fight night. ted cruz stands by what he said about new york