fundraisers throughout the city, but the big rally will be outside tomorrow of san francisco's city hall at 11:00 in the morning. now international women's day has been celebrated since 1908. but this one promises to be different. >> it won't be your traditional international women's day, organizers have a new day, a day without a woman. and across the country some are not going to work. >> we want to focus on women's rights as far as equal pay, access to health care, education, many of the things we feel are at risk right now. >> the day has always been one where women celebrate social, political and economic gains while at the same time focusing on areas that still need at but following the woman's march in january, organizers thought it would be appropriate to have a woman's strike on this day. >> i participated in that, marched in the women's march and

i feel really strongly about the women's right and the work force but i'm not skipping work tomorrow. >> i don't believe i will be staying home but i will be wearing red in support. >> besides wearing the color red organizers are asking to boycott businesses unless they are owned by a woman or a minority. the woman's building in san francisco's mission works as a hub. while some schools back east will close tomorrow, none of the districts in the bay area have plans to shut down, although san francisco's system has unified systems should they need them. santa clara county leaders joined together to pledge their support for tomorrow's day without a woman, gathering

outside the county building all wearing red to show the solidarity with the effort and how certain departments plan to mark the occasion. >> we are doing a get-together tomorrow at the sheriff's office for women employees and will have some of the command staff to serve breakfast to the women and we're really happy about that. >> leaders encourage people to take the day off without pay, but if people do choose to work they're asked to wear remember. a total of five people are involved in the stabbing death of a beloved little league coach. the three were taken into custody last week, two other suspects, robert ruiz, and vallejo, were charged. police say navarro was stabbed to death in the downtown casino, working there as a security manager. he was also president of the east ridge little league and coached at overfelt high school

as well. and san francisco police departments heard hearings on the use of force matter. it shows a civilian here coming to the rescue of an officer being attacked. >> vic lee has more with the sto storime storiment. >> reporter: well, in that video the officer used a lot of restraint trying to take the person down, we don't know if he went through the use of force training but a lot of cops in this department are, a lot of them. this cell phone video taken two weeks ago shows an officer wrestling with a homeless man who is said to be exposing himself. the man overpowered the officer who needed the help of civilians to make the arrest. >> he told me it would have been to his advantage if he had either the carotid restraint or tasers available to him. >> but they were not, they used

the restraints and tasers, but they still have not been approved. there are more reforms being put to use. >> without objection, it is adopted. >> the supervisors heard new police chief on the progress of department-wide reforms, those made by the u.s. justice department, a blue ribbon committee and a civil grand jury. >> i wanted to know how the police department will prioritize over the 200 recommendations that come from the department of justice. >> the priorities, new use of guidelines and crisis prevention. >> we want everybody to be trained on the current use of force policies put together by the end of summer. >> the department wants the officers to go through the crisis intervention classes by year's end. it is a training and balancing act, the scheduling of officers going to classes and those working the streets. sf police department has 2200

uniformed officers, with many enrolled in classes. >> so i would say about a quarter of our personnel are in training. >> but the department says the public safety has not been compromised to make way for the training. and a man who tried to run down a richmond police officer with his car overnight ran away from the police a second time this afternoon. sky police were over berkeley after the man was chased, somebody noticed a vehicle and when the police responded, the driver took off, ditched the car here on dwight way and then ran off. police suspended the search after three hours, just starting after 1:00 a.m. this morning. police say the suspect drove straight for an officer with his head lights off. officers fired at the car. it was not clear if the man was hit by the shots, the man was wanted for breaking into a truck. no officers were injured. and tonight a look at the flood zone in san jose, with recovery not going nearly as smoothly as some would like.

abc 7 reporter david louis has more. >> reporter: well, let's start with good news first, the flood victims are receiving checks for the relief fund, over a half a million dispersed so far. however, others are running into unwelcome delays. first it was the flood that caught residents off guard as coyote creek took over their neighborhoods. now they learn how bureaucracy moves slowly as they try to recover. this woman can't get a permit from city hall. >> i was there until 3:00, and waited until they closed at 5:00. they're still working on my permit, three hours i still did not get a permit. >> now san jose is hearing that the scope of the coyote creek flood may not be big enough to qualify for federal relief funds. others are putting together the

assessment teams. >> that is part of what today is to assess are we in the right range, are there things in terms of the level of damage that pushes us over the top, but the reality is it's a hard case to make. >> that means san jose may have to dig into their own funds to help with the relief effort. the damage is estimated at $73 million, two weeks later, the evacuation orders continue to come up, santa clara county is the keeper of the alert notification system. the county executive said by law san jose had to issue an evacuation order and could have activated an alert on its own. >> the city has access to it through their dispatch department, not at this point i guess the e 00 oc over there didn't realize the dispatch had access. >> in san jose, david louis, abc 7 news. take a look here, a horse

got stuck in the mud in santa cruz, you can see it is in a very dire position. cal-fire said at first the horse was chest deep in the sand and could not get out. firefighters were able to help and pull it out. fortunately that horse was not hurt. governor brown tonight has just declared a state of emergency and is requesting a presidential major disaster declaration after a series of storms, causing flooding, power outage and damage to critical infrastructure like the oroville dam. work there continues around the clock, the department of water resources released this video, crews continued to remove the debris from the base of the spillway and the dam's hi hydroelectric plant is working and can remove the sand from the lake. and now, a look at the aftermath from a crash, first responders did not say how the

truck ended up on this classic cadillac converter like this. the good news is, nobody was hurt. some muni passengers in san francisco had an unexpected trip through a tunnel but not on a train. they had to evacuate the train and walk through the tunnel after the train stalled on the trucks, the passenger took this video here at the station. the delays happened until this afternoon until muni could get the truck out of there. and a beautiful walkway of the world is getting much needed tlc, they were warned of disruptions from a construction project that begins mid-month. it is to replace the gravel trail and will improve drainage, the path will also have to close in stages during resurfacing. the $5 million project will be finished this summer. more than a million people use that path each year. and san francisco's oldest park just got a face lift. abc 7 was there at the south beach area, the $4 million

renovation added a new children's play structure. the walkway was to be designed. the benches were made with tables for laptops or lunch boxes. the park has been in use before the civil war. all right, much more ahead for you on this tuesday night, frustration growing in a remote contra costa community. >> our lives are totally turned upside down. and you can see why. this road could be like this for a very long time. i'm spencer christian, get ready for spring-like weather coming up in the accuweather forecast in just a moment. and 7 on your side's michael finney is answering your questions right now. also hear harvard's plan to

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if they have a t-pen number, or spend time and make sure they're looking out in your best interest. and most are, for the most part, there are a few bad apples out there and you want to avoid them. but once you prepare that return and sign it you're responsible for the information on it. so you want an honest, accurate form the first time to avoid problems down the road. >> all right, let's talk about your tax records, how long do you need to keep them? >> generally three years, you can keep the 10-40 form longer, you have a capital asset like a rental home, maybe something like that maybe you keep that longer if you own that thing. if you're evading taxes and there is no statute, we can go far back if we need to. >> channel 7 viewers never do that so that is not a problem so you don't have to keep them forever. thank you, raphael, from the irs, again, the hot line is open until 8:00 p.m., so call us, i'm

michael finney, reporting live from the 7 on your side offices. lrtd, michael, thank you. well, snap stock was down, shares fell about 10% closing at 2144 after last week's ipo when shares opened at $24 each and jumped 44% on the first trading day, some analysts say it could be a sign that investors are having doubts about snap's long-term potential, overall, they are down 20 points, nasdaq lost 15. and uber is looking for a chief officer, they need someone to help run the company. uber has faced a lot of back lash recently, two investors says that they have been put on a pedestal, and nobody is as good as people thought travis was. and they say a problem with the culture is that other investors have remained silent. and meanwhile, facebook ceo

mark zuckerberg will give the commencement speech at a place he actually quit. >> you know he didn't actually graduate. that is the best part, they actually give you a degree, you don't even have to go to class? >> no, no. >> harvard university posted this video, showing zuckerberg getting advice for his speech from bill gates who spoke at graduation ten years ago. gates is also famously a harvard dropout. >> yeah, zuckerberg left harvard after creating facebook, they praised his leadership and how he altered the social engagement worldwide. and tonight, contra costa county is having serious effects. >> you can see how the slide is affecting the community, laura? >> reporter: well, hi, dan, you can see behind me there is work going on here but mostly it is

soils testing and pg&e work, all very preliminary, despite an emergency declaration today it could be months before this roadway is permanently fixed. it's a reality that many residents here find frustrating. this has become a way of life for those living along morgan territory road near clayton, at least since february 24th. that is when the hillside gave way and took much of the road with it. >> what has it been like for you? >> horrible. it's awful. i'm too old for this. >> reporter: since that time the residents here have been almost cut off. as it is now they can either walk over the slide toward clayton. or drive a treacherous one-lane road 45 minutes to livermore. >> i'm frustrated. my husband commutes all the way to san francisco. and so it takes him three hours to get home from work. >> all in favor? >> reporter: this morning,

contra costa supervisors did act passing a resolution to expedite the repair of the roadway wiped out by the slide. >> it's our top priority and i'm pushing as hard as i can but i want to make sure that we're safe and doing it appropriately. >> it's a structural fix more than just scooping the stuff off the road. >> reporter: the public county works director said it could take four weeks to finalize a plan at the slide portion. the alternative is a safer way out. >> we're looking for alternative routes either near morgan road or ash creek itself. >> in the meantime, residents here will have to make do, moving themselves and their supplies around this. in morgan territory, laura anthony, abc 7 news. now your accuweather forecast with spencer christian. now, spring is on the way and we see signs already.

mostly clear skies across the bay area right now, i would say sunny, but sunset has officially occurred although the skies are still bright and glowing. this is a view of the western sky, a beautiful view from the east bay hills camera. let's look at the current readings, 54 in san francisco, mid-to-upper 50s in oakland, and 52 at half moon bay and gilroy. this is the view of the glowing western sky from the emeryville camera, currently 54 at santa rosa, and 54 in livermore and concord, and central tower here is the view over san francisco under mostly blue sky, these are the forecast conditions, mostly clear, cool conditions, we'll have a brief cooldown this weekend mainly on saturday, with temperatures bouncing back on sunday. right now check out the temperature change, most locations about four or five

degrees, warmer than they were at this time yesterday. so the warming has started. as we look at santa cruz beach check out how spring-like it will be as we get through the week later. today's high in santa rosa, 50 degrees, concord will be 13 degrees warmer on friday, and san francisco, oakland, redwood city, will be six to seven or eight degrees, overnight, it will be mainly clear and cool but for tnot cold. low temperatures in the inland valleys, in the bay, upper 40s, tomorrow a lovely day but before that let me show you the storm track flowing well to the north right now, and the animation starting at 7:00, the rain flow from the flow of the storm track will mainly hit the northwestern part of the state, yreka, near ukiah, and a center of pressure

to the east in novato, and the circulation bringing milder air up from the south that will flow through the bay area and assisting the warmup we'll see over the next few days. tomorrow look for highs, low s sisso60s on the coast, low 70s, and mid-70s by thursday and they will remain in that range through friday as spring is certainly in the air, and then we'll get a cooldown on saturday. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. and you can see that it will just be sunny and pleasant through friday. a few clouds gather on saturday, we're not expecting rain, though, just one-day cooldown. sunday, warming up again, by the way, spring toward with your clocks as we move into daylight saving time. >> it's that time again, thank you, spencer. and all right, a warning about hiking at one of the country's most beautif

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. a new debate sweeping the nation over an old art form, cursive. >> yes, that is an old form of writing, and picking up steam. >> and we have more on the story picking up social media by storm. >> hi, yeah, do you remember doing this in school.

cursive, important or not? the debate is raging as one school decided to teach it. yes, in california, the public schools teach the flowing style of writing in fourth grade, one of 14 states that require cursive, parent s disagree on it should be used. >> i agree you should use letters, whether it's block or cursive, i don't think it is absolutely necessary. >> now we asked viewers to comment during the news at 4:00, we got news back. tony says no, it's no longer relevant, most people scribble something for their signature anyway, let's have a look at carol, who said i had to sign legal papers so she is into cucsive because she doesn't want people to print their name, and

also not very secure. even teachers are divided, saying it would be a shame if teachers couldn't read the declaration of independence, but other students say just as long as people communicate, they don't care the form it takes, typing, tapping or scrolling. interesting, thank you very much. and visitors to the grand canyon are being asked to watch out for ice. >> this is why, the officials tweeted this picture today, saying top of the two of the trails are icy, not that abnormal for the grand canyon, they say. the area sees between five and ten feet of snow every year, wow. all right, well, wikileaks at it again this time with a warning about your privacy. >> this is in some ways wikileaks' most daring release yet. your ipads, smartphones, even your tv at risk. the new claims that the cia could be watching your every move. and as another bay area city

is consideration a resolution to impeach president trump. and one store says that business is booming since the election. air b & b, and your taxes, we'll talk about that. but right now the 7 on your side tax hot line is open for

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this is abc 7 news. wikileaks has just published thousands of documents about how your personal electronic devices could be at risk. >> the secret files talk about cia hacking tools the government uses to break into everyday devices like computers, mobile phones and even smart tvs. >> abc 7 news reporter danya bacchus has more. >> reporter: wikileaks calls it at least the biggest break ever, the documents appear to be the file s posted on wikileaks reveals to be the most shocking spy files ever. the leak shows how the cia can

hack into places like smartphones and phone devices even if they appear to be off. and they can gain access. the secret documents disclose how the cia has been working on a program to hack into cars and trucks, possibly turning them into what wikileaks says could be tools of destruction. >> they are trying to figure out how much damage does this release do? >> wikileaks has been in the spotlight for publishing incredible u.s. information, most recently the e-mails of the democratic party hacked during the campaign. >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. >> but today, there was no comment from the trump white house. >> i'm not going to comment on that. i think obviously that is something that has not been fully evaluated. >> the cia hardest not coached

the authenticity of the documents and it's not clear how wikileaks obtained the information. los angeles. the plan to replace obamacare is met with growing resistance from republican, the president supports the law, but others worry that it is just obamacare-light, they want to fully gut obamacare, not replace it. the rolls suggest that six to 10 million people will lose their insurance under the new law. today, there were rallies on the muslim nations, saying that the ban will not give preference to the muslims trying to leave the ntions, but civil rights group say it is discrimination. hawaii will be the first state to sue, and they will file the lawsuit tomorrow.

and a woman taking it upon herself to bridge the gap of fear and acceptance of muslim-americans. >> more from the east bay tonight. >> reporter: in the country founded on the principal of religious freedom this still happens, a muslim woman, moyna, for instance, walked through the public building while aware of what she describes as "the look". >> i don't know what they're thinking but that is what i feel. that is the feeling i get. that they are scared of me and i'm scared of them, at times. >> well, this is a case where fear can lead to inspiration, ever heard of "meet a muslim"? >> the purpose is for them to come and ask questions, physically see and meet a muslim, look inside behind my head scarf. >> now the name is on a facebook page and a movement, an act of necessity in travel bans and general misunderstanding, she says, this is a woman who has held some 60 meetings this past year trying to ease hate and

distrust and fear. she came to this country 38 years ago from pakistan, she is a wife, a mother, a former computer sales person and tired of fighting stereotypes, especially after terrorist acts. >> back in time i would pray at the airport, if there was nobody at the gate i would just go in the corner and pray. i don't do that any more. i'm just so scared because i want to take my flight and get to my destination. >> and she will have another meeting, hoping that the next time one woman walks through a crowd they will not fear. we are all americans. >> how will people look at this period? >> people will be ashamed when they see this, just when they look back at interment. >> a san francisco book store is cashing in on the resistance to president trump's policies.

it's hard to miss the message as you approach this book place. it's filled with books like difficult women, and a is for activist, the story even gave away copies of george orwell's book, and the owners are looking to empower their customers. >> everyone is looking for a positive way to engage their energy use and to direct themselves into building something rather than feeling helpless. >> the book smith is launching a new monthly series called a book smith resist, beginning monday with a post card writing party, part of a nationwide campaign to send letters of protests to president trump on march 15th. in the meantime, by the end of the night the city of alameda could become the second in the bay area camping on congress to impeach president trump. >> as jonathan bloom explains, the debate on the measure is about to get under way. >> the impeachment of president trump. >> she is holding a resolution

that alameda city council could pass into law. >> which asks congress to initiate impeachment proceeds, pertaining to president trump. >> her group even gathered articles. >> it refers to the russian connections, and then we have obstruction of justice. >> the group is also concerned about conflicts of interests from the president's business assets. >> but of course we don't know the nature of all of them because he never released his tax returns. >> at least two city council members are on board. >> this is us trying to compel the federal government to do what it is meant to do. >> now a local government can't impeach a president, so all the resolution could do is make a statement but the statement is exactly what supporters are going for. >> it can be a rolling message across the country to the congress. >> indeed, two weeks ago the city of richmond became the first to call for president trump, impeachment. >> if the city can take a stand,

others can, it always has to start with somebody, change starts with somebody. >> but the council member said she heard from lots of constituents. >> some wanting me to support the resolution, some wanting me not to. >> she says the county spent resources on how threy want to spend time and resources. >> the traffic is an issue, i have to say that impeaching the president was not on the list. >> i never make up my mind until i sit there in the council chambers. >> and she will have plenty to listen to. in alameda, jonathan bloom, abc 7 news. former presidential candidate first lady hillary clinton spoke at a women's empowerment meeting today, saying she needs to show all women that they matter. >> they need us in their corners, they are counting on us to be their champions, so we need to send a message to every girl that she is valuable, powerful and deserving of every chance and opportunity to pursue

and achieve her own dreams. >> clinton also reflected on her own loss in the 2016 election and stressed the need for more women in politics. and president trump can't seem to escape his old political foe, even at his own home, a surprise tour happening since the administration took office. mr. trump was standing right in front of a power at any rartrai clinton, the president gave the visitor a hug, the white house has been closed for tours since inauguration day. well, next on abc 7 news at 6:00. you still have time to call in with your tax questions to 7 on your

all right, you still have time to call our 7 on your side tax hot line. >> yeah, michael finney is standing by ready to take your call with the experts. >> hi, we're going to be here until 8:00 p.m., and get your paperwork together and call. we can take questions in spanish, english, and chinese. and if you speak another

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the san francisco lawmakers are being asked to approve the most sweeping law in the nation when it comes to working moms and breastfeeding. >> yes, as carolyn tyler shows

us, they may want to pump their milk on the job. >> some places have accommodations to help moms pump their milk. this law firm has a special room. soon, every business in the city may be required to have a space and policy in place. >> and you will hear from many working moms that they have to pump in the bathroom, and you're providing food for the babies, that is not a clean place. >> today, legislation was introduced setting mandatory standards requiring clean spaces with no toxic materials. a place to sit and a surface for the pump, which must have nearby access to a sink, and an electrical outlet and a refrigerator. there are already a couple of spots like that at city hall, but this nursing mom was not aware. >> that would be very nice rather than just having to go in the middle of the tables and

breastfeeding. >> bosses would also have to give moms like julie parish the time to pump. >> it's a personal decision, factors that weigh in, facing consequences should not be a factor at work. >> some may see that complying would be a problem, but this spokesperson said spaces at businesses like microsoft tells her the clients understand the benefit. >> to get more productive with the work force and also creates retention. >> there is a hardship exemption that could help small businesses. in san francisco, carolyn tyler, abc 7 news. all right, time to check on the 11 more time. >> all right, that looks pretty from emeryville. spencer has more. we have mainly clear skies across the bay area with the mid-week warmup beginning today continuing through the week. chances of rain, near zero,

nothing, so let's take a look at lows tonight under clear skies, mainly in the low-to-mid 40s, inland, mid-to-upper 40s around the bay and near the coast, a pleasantly cool overnight, and then tomorrow look for high temperatures, continuing to rise up to 70 or even above in some of our inland areas, upper 60s to about 70 around the bay, low-to-mid 60s around the coast. and here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. through friday, we'll see temperatures rising into the mid-70s in the inland area with a slight dropoff with temperatures bouncing back on sunday, which by the way is the start of daylight saving time. all right in sports, a lot going on. >> shoe, you had your road trip going on. >> warriors came back, i came back. >> all right, the warriors are home for one game which i include is part of their nightmare road trip. part of the cavalier's reinforcement landed 58

now, abc 7 sports. well the warriors pulled off back-to-back wins in atlanta and new york after losing on their road trip. posted on instagram, taking a

train to sacramento where he could get his car and get clothes and drive right back to oakland. 5.7 boards as they put in 55 points led by andre iguodala's season high 24. after kevin durant's injury, the doves needed a score. >> all things considered losing kd, it's a good trip, you know, tough games, tough travel. and down 15 early, it was a great response, i thought our bench was tremendous and great job getting us back in the game in the second quarter. >> andrew bogut's cleveland cavalier's career looked to have lasted 58 seconds, the former warriors broke his left tibia in the game with the heat. while there is no official time line for his return he is likely done for the season.

>> and when i went over to him, he said i already heard it crack. tough moment, you know we were all excited about the acquisition and bringing him here. it's a tough one for him, first of all and for our ball club. and gonzaga's women's final, jill 22 first half, gonzaga led by 22 first half, devin gowan with 16, 15 more for a career-high 37, bulldogs win 86 had 75, the men's final, st. mary's and gonzaga under way as well. and a salary cap created by receiver smith yesterday, they have as many quarterbacks on the roster as the a's, giants and warriors combined. give you a second to think about it.

antwan, 199 sacks, torn muscle, looking for the safety in the draft, they have players like jimmy ward that could fill the void. eric could move to strong safety, the niners are starting over and clearing the roster with the veterans, including colin kaepernick. you think it was an accident, that kershaw got a start? didn't give up a hit, but dodgers win 4-2, to be in the classic tomorrow, angel pagan is on the roster. and sunny gray got the start, first inning gets a strikeout, wild pitch, gregor blanco, few batters later, giving up a three-run homer, gray gives up five hits, seven

runs in two innings, double to the left field wall, bringing in franklin barreto, 16-10 in the six, matt chapman just misses a grand slam, bounces off the right field wall, everybody scores, oakland put up 11 in the sixth. to lead 19-10, a's break the 20-run mark. first homer of the spring, got to love cactus league action, a's win, 20-13 the final. fun game for the fans there, st. mary's and gonzaga battle as well. and of course the celtics go to the road tomorrow, in san antonio, back-to-back. >> all right, join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, cable channel 13, coming up, the wikileaks reveal, how you can protect your phone and television from prying eyes.

and impeaching president trump, the latest bay area city set to decide whether to call on congress to charge the commander in chief with wrong-doing. that is this edition of abc 7 news, however, looking for breaking news and twitter, we appreciate your time. >> i'm dan ashley. and i'm ama dietz, thank you for joining us. another look at the tax hot line, michael finney taking

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