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♪ live where you live, this is "abc 7 news." ♪ impeaching president trump? right now there's a packed house in the east bay as one city council meets late into the night to decide whether to call on congress to launch an investigation that could shake up the nation's capitol. good evening. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm am ah daetz. richmond became the first city to call for an investigation. >>al immediate ah is having its say. katie utis is live outside. >> reporter: within the last half hour city council picked up the issue with more than 20 people wanting to talk, and supporters realize it is largely a symbolic effort, but it is a message city council's can send. it is a message that appears to be spreading across the country as supporters listed a handful of other cities considering

similar resolutions. >>al immediate ah for impeachment members rallied on the steps of alameda city hall, then waited for hours to tell city council members why they think the president should face impeachment hearings. >> i think he is a threat to our constitution. i think he is a threat to our country. i think he's a threat to the peace of the world. >> reporter: they're also concerned about the president's potential conflict of interests from his business dealings and possible ties to russia. vice mayor malia vella, essentially the city would be sending a message to congressional leaders. tonight's effort follows a similar effort passed in the city of richmond two weeks ago. spoerlters realize it is symbolic but hope to create a movement. >> understandably it is a local measure, but with a republican congress, republican senate, i think we need to get this

movement from the ground up. >> reporter: at least one city council member expressed concern ahead of tonight's meeting, saying that the city does have more pressing issues to focus on like affordable housing. now, during the time that we were inside we did not hear from any folks who are opposed to the resolution. they may be speaking right now however. we just heard from people in support of it. please stay with abc 7. as we hear the final vote we will update you. live in alameda. katie utes, "abc 7 news." >> right now, from critics of president trump to his supporters. to night an east bay couple want to know why no one has been charged after protesters for and against the president clash at a berkley park over the weekend. >> yeah, the couple was beaten. "abc 7 news" reporter lisa joins us live from the newsroom. >> reporter: police say it is an open investigation and no new arrests have been mailed, which is frustrating for those injured on saturday.

>> i got punch in the neck. i got punch in the side of the help. >> reporter: this 63-year-old retired engineer and his wife thought they were sim plip attending a rally to support the president on saturday. >> somebody smashed her in the back of the held. >> reporter: but this is what unfolded at civic center park. berkley police had to rescue mike cox and his wife, seen here in red after they were knocked to the ground and kicked over and over again. >> i didn't realize it was as violent as it was until i looked at the videos. >> reporter: the couple still has a hard time watching what happened that day when age, race, gender and political views collided. >> she's been traumatized, and that's what i was more concerned about. >> reporter: but what is even more troubling for this richmond couple is that no one has been arrested for their beating. >> and this is one of the guys that was involved. >> reporter: mike handed over a photo of one of the people he thinks attacked him, and police insist the investigation is far from over.

the district attorney didn't charge anyone today, saying, quote, we need to have all of the evidence from bpd, and once we do we will review everything before making a charging decision. >> i don't think they have -- they have no inkling to even pursue it at this point. >> reporter: regardless, these two still plan to attend trump rallies whenever possible. lisa amingalesion, "abc 7 news." >> here in the bay area there are about a half dozen rallies. organizers hope to continue the momentum gained by the women's march in january that gained momentum nationwide. >> show up and reinforce the energy we found as we continue to move forward. >> tomorrow there will be rallies in san francisco, san jose, oak land, palo alto, pacifica, union city and on cal's campus. there will be substitute

teachers on stand by in case they're needed. your phone, your tough, according to new secret cia files just release willed by wikileaks, the covgovernment ca tap into every dade vices to spy on you. tonight, showing the tools they are using to break into it. it is being called a devastating security breach and programs the biggest leak of cia documents ever. the 8700 documents and files post on wikileaks reveal some of the cias most important spy efforts. >> this is in some way the most daring release yet. >> reporter: of. >> they reveal how the cia can lock into ipad s, smart phones and televisions and turn them into listening devices when they appear off. they reveal how cia gains messages before encrypted by apps. they disclose how the cia has been working on a program to hack into cars and trucks,

conceivably turning them into what wikileaks says could be tools of undetectable assassinations. >> next thing they will have their experts do is figure out how much damage this release does. >> reporter: >> wikileaks has been in the spotlight for publishing an incredible amount of government e-mails. >> 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's something that has not been fully evaluated. >> wikileaks said a former government contractor leaked the documents. the cia hasn't confirmed their authenticity. >> man who tried to run down a rich manned police officer with his car overnight ran away from police second time this afternoon. sky 7 was over burkely where police say the driver abandoned his car after a short chase this afternoon. someone noticed the mercedes parked on ald i son street and

immediately called the police. they say when they responded the driver took off, ditched the car on dwight way and ran off. police sur spended the search after three hours. this started after 1:00 this morning. police say the suspect drove straight for an officer with his headlights off. officers fired at the car. it is not clear if the suspect was hit by shots. >> tonight we have learned a sixth arrest has been made in the death of a san jose bar security manager and little league coast. 35-year-old frank navarro was stabbed on february 26th out site tres gringos club. he worked as a security manager there. witnesses say there was an altercation after a bouncer didn't let one man in. tonight it was confirmed that 27-year-old andrew servacervant. the six people were arrested last week. >> an expulsion hearing began for the nap autopsy high school student accused of hazing.

he was the focus of an i-team exclusive last night. he was number 11 in uniform, one of 11 football players officials accuse of hazing. he has been suspended for the last two months. he says he is wrongfully accused. a panel is hearing the case. today the district's attorney present their evidence. the hearing continues monday when torres will testify. the state department of water resources released this new video of the oroville damage. it's damaged infrastructure like this that led governor brown to declare a state of emergency this afternoon. the governor is asking president trump to make a major disaster declaration for parts of california like oroville that suffered major storm damage. >> rain brought land slides, closing and mud flows in the santa cruz mountains. now this. the rush to save the horse stuck in the mud. >> check this out. a hi speed pursuit and a pit maneuver, but it didn't end there. the dramatic outcome in one california city. >> and lady liberty goes dark.

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. we told you tomorrow is a day without a woman's strike day. many people speculated one of the nation's most iconic wim joined the protest. the statue of liberty went dark this evening. after a short period the lights went back on.

the national park service said it wasn't a protest. instead, it was because of work on an emergency backup generator. >> a recent rain saturated the santa cruz mountains as you know. land slides have been common and people needed help. >> but it wasn't a person that needed rescuing today. katie marzullo has the news. >> reporter: a horse laid out on her side, stuck in what can best be described as quick sanld. >> she is lying in water. they were holding her head up with the briedle i guess. the horse is exhausted from battling for about an hour, hour and 20 pints to get out. >> reporter: chief got the call around 2:30 in the afternoon. he knew he was looking at dangerous situation. >> you don't know what anigbogu malis thinking when you are trying to help them. you're looking for a way out and you could get a hoof in the stomach or take a blow to the face. >> reporter: he quickly came up with a plan. >> we noticed the water was

draining toward the horse from the creek. we diverted the water flow from draining to the horse, away from the horse. >> reporter: when the water reseeded the soil firmed up and the six-year-old horse was able to get footing and stand. the horse and rider were able to walk out on their own, with strict instructions from the ba talan chief to get home and warm. he feared hypothermia, but other than that the horse appeared unharmed. >> nonet, the horse's name, put a smile on my face. >> reporter: be careful on saturated trails. katie marzullo "abc 7 news." >> check out this foet ee tweeted which cal fire. it shows the aftermath of a crash in san carlo. first responders didn't say how the struck ended up on top of the classic cadillac convertible. good news no one was hurt. >> the suspect was trying to outrun deputies in lancaster, driving as much as 75 miles an

hour. officers tried to slow him down. what this, with spike strips now. deputies eventually hit the suspect's suv causing him to spin out. he then tried to run, several deputies chasing him and tack manying him. he was wanted for assault with a deadly weapon, now under arrest. today president trump gave his support to the republican plan to replace obamacare, but not all republicans are on board with this. some republicans have called it obamacare lite. they want to repeal the entire affordable care act, not replace it. republicans and conservatives don't like that it offers tax credits and maintains some obamacare mandates. they claim it fails to embrace the free market. >> the bill as it stands really is dead on arrival. i don't think it is ever going to arrive in the senate. i think it is dead on arrival in the house. >> a new s&p global ratings estimate suggests six to ten million people will lose their insurance under the proposed law.

>> the ceo of uber will soon have help running the rideshare company. he announced today that uber is actively looking for a chief operating officer. sources say the board would prefer to hire a woman. this comes amid several recent scandals including a former employee making public allegations of sexism and harassment. on to the weather and it is looking nice. >> meteorologist is here with changes. >> yeah, we will be seeing warmer changes ahead to time to get out the short sleeves and the shorts the next coupleful days. take a look at the temperature trend. liver more going from the 60s of today to the 70s of the next couple of days. you will go well above the average high of 64 degrees, a good almost 10 degrees by thursday there. you do see a dip as we head into the weekend but the numbers will recover again. here is a look at what you're going to have to deal with though. with the warmth comes high tree pollen so the air quality will

suffer. mold spores are low. the main culprits, cedar, juniper and ash. we don't have any rain here locally. temperatures right now are in the 40s and 50s. not terribly cold outside. a beautiful view from our emeryville camera earlier today. if you were watching our tower cameras looking towards mount tam we had clouds around, and they were on different levels as you notice, but we will see fewer clouds tomorrow, bringing you plenty of sun. the temperatures will reresponsible. from our kgo roof camera you are looking towards the beautiful bay lights. crisp and clear tomorrow morning, warming up the next three days and a brief cool down this weekend. tomorrow morning, temperatures in the low to upper 40s. cool but the high clouds may make for a beautiful sunrise. check it out tomorrow, especially if taking a ferry riled across the bay. our storm track well up to the north, and this will continue to shift north ward into the pacific northwest as we head into the midweek time period.

so there's no signs of rain. the only thing you can count on is milder air moving in from the south as we start to see a shift in our weather pattern. highs for your wednesday will look like this starting in south bay. 70 in san jose. santa clara, looking at mostly upper 60s to low 70. downtown san francisco, sunshine, 63. you will need the sunshine and shades. look alt the temperatures, in the low 70s, well above normal, napa, santa rosa, into the east bay. 67 oak land. head inland, 70 in con korld, liver more. spring like in the bay area. for your thursday you will notice signs of spring in the air. it will phi good friday, above average, but you know the temperatures willing dip heading into saturday. the seven day forecast, it will be a warming trend that started

today, carries over into your wednesday. temperatures in the mid 70s inland, friday holding close to that. coastal cool lightly. for the weekend, cloud cover with temperatures dropping on saturday. we spring forward, it becomes 3:00 a.m., daylight savings times begins and temperatures rise heading into monday. but don't get used to the idea because we'll bring in a few more clouds on student temperatures drop by next thursday. we might have rain around (vo)have to happen?idn't i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back?

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approaching and today's 7 on your side michael finney answer your irs questions during the annual tax hotline. tax experts answered more than 320 of your questions. if you were not able to call in, you can still get your questions answered. use the #askfinney on social media. this weekend, michael will anchor our live coverage of the san francisco st. patrick's day parade. our coverage begins saturday at noon on air and on the "abc 7 news" app and at abc7news.com. >> a stray dog has found a special home. carmellon was adopted by a san francisco monday as terrie. they say he preaches to the fish. the animal rescue group that made it possible hopes more monasteries will consider opening their doors to pets in need. he's cute. >> a dog at peace. on to sports, big night for a

very familiar face. >> yeah, and she is here with that. >> and to follow that -- >> yeah, good luck. >> milestones are great in sports, guys. most athletes don't appreciate them until their careers are over. but tonight in dallas the seven-foot german dirk navitski

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f abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock could seen owe. >> the warriors' crazy week continues, back-to-back in new york and atlanta sunday and monday. then off to another back-to-back in minneapolis and san antonio. i was in new york sunday, san antonio. dirk nowitzki entered the point

20 points shy of 30,000 in his career. guess what, a one legged fade away. over larry nance jr. the sixth player with 30,000 points. the third man to get all of them with the same team. the other two karl malone and kobe bryant. owner super excited for his guy. accolades coming from all over the league, even from lebron james sending congrats from his house. >> i got to congratulate dirk nowitzki on putting up 30,000 points. i'm watching the game right now. the big fellow, congratulations. >> every basket i felt the buzz in the crowd and it's been sort of surreal. it's been aamazing ride. hopefully a couple more baskets are coming and then this time to ride off into the sunset. >> check out the young. look at dirk at 20 years old in just his second nba game against the warriors in 1999. scoring his first nba points, he

finished with 16 to help dallas beat the doves. that warrior team including donna foil, first of dirk's many different looks in his 19-year career. college hooms, st. marys trying to upset in the wcc finals. gail's turnovers in the first half. took advantage. by 21 at the break. kalvin hermanson leading st. mary with 14, more turnovers. william goss going to pick up the loose ball. watch this. gets a tough lay-up to go and yes, he was foul there. he led all scores with 22. automatic bid into the big dance. scales must wait until selection sunday. they are projected as sixth seed by espn. for spring training the a's did something unusual against the d backs. put up 11 runs in the six inning. 14-10 lead.

16-10 now, top prospect matt chapman just misses a grand slam, bounces off the right field wall. everybody scores. oakland led 19-10 after that aning. they won 21-13 and the giants beat the dodgers 4-2. this is abc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock casino. 49ers released safety as they reconstruct their roster. too old, making too much money.

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all right. that is our report. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. for sandhya patel, thanks for

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