shooting, and at this point, they are not sure if it was a shoot out, or just one person in a car firing at the driver of the other car. now that shooting took place about 300 yards from where i'm standing on the other side of the waterman boulevard overpass. one of the drivers took off, and the other was shot multiple times and lost control of his car. you can see where he hit a white van, and then another car, and then finally, his car came to a stop. police say the shooting victim was the driver of the silver, two-door sedan. she was shot multiple times and he is surcurrently in critical condition at the hospital. other people in the cars also suffered injuries. >> multiple people went to several different hospitals. i don't know how many, but there is a number of them, and from what i'm told, there are no major injuries, but several people were hurt. >> reporter: on medic ambulance's facebook page, they say they transported eight people in seven different ambulances, and police are

interviewing witnesses. they are asking for anyone with information to come forward. waterman boulevard is expected to be closed for five or six more hours as police conduct the investigation. now they are waiting for major lights to they can photograph and take 3-d imaging of this crime scene, but traffic is heavy in the area, so it's best to stay away. live in fairfield, tiffany wilson, abc 7 news. >> thank you very much. four people, including three san francisco police officers suffered minor injuries in crashes just blocks from each other this morning. police say an officer responding to that crash was involved in another collision two blocks away from the first scene. the cause of both crashes are under investigation. an historic day in san francisco as a half dozen pot dispensaries open today. >> we are joined from other areas like berkeley and san jose to start recreational cannabis.

>> carlos shows us the fanfare. >> reporter: for some, it was like the grand opening of a retail store. for others, it was like a holy experience. >> you know, and you are waiting for, you know, some saint to come and open it for you. >> reporter: dispensaries with permits to sell recreational weed open their doors to long line this is morning. >> it's been a whirlwind getting to the temporary ones. it's crazy. >> reporter: the sales on january 31st, the city had to iron out its regulations. >> we had issues to work through, and people didn't understand cannabis. >> happy to be open now, and i think everybody has its due course. >> reporter: the founder in the mission district didn't mind the wait, but wasn't too thrilled after u.s. attorney general, jeff sessions, announced this week, a federal crackdown on states that legalize marijuana. >> i can't say it's the end

because federal government dispel not friendly to it, so big hooray for those who made that happen. >> reporter: whether it's used for medical or recreational purposes, pot users are celebrating this occasion. >> people my life have been fighting for this day to come. >> reporter: remember, you will be carded. you have to be at least 21 years old to buy no more than an ounce of cannabis. abc 7 news. a southern california man is accused of planting a camera to peek on a boy in his home. this is a picture of the suspect in you custody as they arrived at the airport. he is marcus allen williams, who was going to visit the family. the boy's mother found the camera as well as images on it last week and called the sheriff's office. president trump on the attack today. the commander in chief went after north korea, the russia investigation and anyone who questions his intelligence. abc news reporter ryan clark has

more. >> reporter: with top congressional leaders and cabinet members by his side, president trump fighting back at camp david today after the publication of a book that raised questions about his mental stability. >> it's a disgrace someone is able to have something, do something like that. they did a quick interview with him a long time ago having to do with an article. i don't know this man. >> reporter: michael wolff defending his work on nbc's "today show". >> my credibility is being questioned by a man who has less credibility than perhaps anyone who has ever walked on earth at this point. >> reporter: the president's defense of his mental health began early this morning in a stream of tweets calling himself a stable genius who got elected to the oval office on his first try. at the presidential retreat, the commander in chief laying out his agenda for the coming year. it includes the wall, immigration, the 2018 midterms and north korea. president trump saying he is open to a peaceful solution and

would be willing to talk directly to kim jong-un. >> he knows i'm not messing around. i'm not messing around. not even a little bit. not even 1%. he understands that. >> reporter: there were also questions for the president on new allegations of potential white house interference in the russia probe. >> there has been no collusion. there has been no crime, and in theory, everybody tells me, i'm not under investigation. >> reporter: the president adding, his party needs more republicans, and that his goal is to protect gop incumbents for the all-important 2018 midterm elections. this at the same time, reaching across the aisle. brian clark abc news, new york. tonight, maybe somebody you know could be $570 million richer. the powerball drawing is less than three hours away. someone claimed the megamillions jackpot, and somebody won $1.8 million.

lonnie rivera is live at the 7eleven where somebody watched five numbers, lonnie. >> reporter: yes, and whoever that person is, they have not come forward to this store, but the manager tells me he loves all the media attention because since everyone announced it, this store is getting lots of bsiness as you can imagine. people are coming in to buy the megamillions and the powerball. the powerball drawing is tonight. well, here's a look at the store inside. what's interesting is most of the customers we talk to are buying tickets for both lotteries. they want to have all their bases covered just in case, despite the odds. in fact, one lady came back to the same store to buy more today, and she already spent $30. she used $2 from yesterday's tickets to come back in and purchase more today. >> it's a big, big plan. i'll retire working if i hit that, and i can help a lot of

people back home. >> this is the winning ticket. everyone else stop playing. i'm going to win. >> the younger crowd, like i would say more flmillennials pl once the jackpots grow. >> reporter: store employees tell us nowadays crowds wade until the jackpot has reached hundreds of millions of dollars or more before they even begin to come inside to form lines and we found a line today. excuse me. back out here live, that clerk says this store is going to get $9,000, actually, from the ticket from last night, but again, that mystery person who matched all those numbers, $1 million richer. everyone here is guessing they are celebrating somewhere. live in daily city, lonnie rivera, abc 7 news. >> probably will be celebrating for a long time. all right, lonnie. thank you. today, we celebrate the lives of two beloved u.s. figures. >> one walked the moon, and the other brought smiles to millions

of american faces. plus, a battle over bottles. california lawmakers say they are ruining ourkingo get rid of the entire bottle. and will he or won't he? the jon gruden raiders' coaching search. it may have come to an end. we're getting a break in the rain this evening, but our next storm is quickly approaching, and likely, we'll

one of the few men who walked on the moon that has died. john young was the ninth person so set foot on the moon. he commanded the first space shuttle flight. george h.w. bush said of young, he was a fierce patriot whose courage and commitment to duty helped our nation push back the horizon of discovery as a criminal time. he died of pneumonia. he was 87. jerry van dyke also passed away on friday. he was known for "the middle," and he was brother of dick van dyke. he passed away at his ranch in arkansas. his wife said he had health issues since being in a car accident two years ago. he was 86.

democrat mark stone introduced this legislation last year, but it's just now set for its first committee hearing on monday. now beginning in 2020, he wants to prohibit retailers from selling benches in bottles with a cap that isn't tethered to the container. environmental groups say lids from plastic bottles have become a primary source of waste on california beaches. >> i don't think it's a kons yen, decision, and they are designed to be separated from its larger component. >> you can imagine the bench industry opposes the the and says it would require them to update their machinery. still to come, a sweet treat that comes around a year is back, and we're told it's worth the wait. tasty, and our meteorologist up on the roof next with the accuweather forecast. the clippers had a matinee

today. tennessee roared back from a 21-3 halftime deficit. and kansas city, they knocked the chiefs out yet agai

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do you have your cake? today is one of the big traditional celebrations in the mexican culture. >> abc 7 news was in san leeann d droe. it is normally shaped like a crown, and they brought gifts for the baby jesus. sweets are frequently hidden in the cake, and sometimes a baby jesus doll. >> the person who finds it must make tamales or host a party. >> it's a get together. hot chocolate, and it's one of the traditions, you know, mexican traditions we have. >> some people say in mexico, this is even bigger than christmas. in san jose, there was a big three kings celebration. including actors to pose for pictures and mingle with museum visitors. this might be one of the more

unique celebrations. there's a live camel and a donkey there for visitors to pet. >> announcer: now your forecast. >> it's a chilly evening. you can leave the umbrellas at home tonight, but this time form, we'll track our next storm. doppler 7, and we're tracking that rain the past four hours. about three-quarters across the sum. that is out of here, and tonight. 54 in san francisco, and 53 in oakland now, and 53 in san jose. we're going to get chilly in spots away from the coast. a lot of spots dropping into the 30s. under clear skries, however, fo will be developing and spilling into the bay. pockets of fog will be encountered first thing on your sunday. 12-hour planner on your sunday. there's the foggy pockets throughout the morning. throughout the daylight hours, we're dry. you will notice that's an increasing cloud cover s and by

7:00 at night, those skies will be completely overcast as we welcome our next storm system. doppler along with 7 right now, that storm system is in two pieces. a piece to the north and to our south. these two will phase or combine, and bring us a soaking rain. when the storm impacts, we have upgraded the storm system on monday from 2 to a 3. strong winds, and heavy rain, and the concern for flooding is there. 11:00 on your sunday night, perhaps a light shower from time to time, but the action really gets going on monday. future weather, you see those yellows on your screen. those are the downpours dotting our landscapes and the monday morning commute will be a mess, and the showers don't let up. by midday, we have waves of motd rat to heavy rain, and even as the evening commute starts monday afternoon, that heavy

rain is still with us. rainfall estimates -- take a look at this. likely a widespread 1 to 2 inches of rainfall falling in about a 24-hour period across the entire region. that is going to be a soaking rain to start off the new workweek next week. not only the rain we're tracking. strong winds as well. wind gusts by monday afternoon with that heavy rain falling with the winds. likely gusting from 30 to 45 miles per hour. so we'll have a very windy storm moving through here on monday. not only rain. we are tracking snow as well. thankful thankfully, a winter storm watch in effect for the sierra, starting monday night into tuesday evening. above 6,000 feet, anywhere from half a foot to a foot of snowfall in the pockets of 2 feet. gusts, 25 to 50 miles per hour, so you know that means visibility will be low. travel delays, and train control. the seven-day forecast. clouds on sunday. there's that strong storm on

monday. chance of a thunder shower on tuesday, and we'll dry up midweek into the the upcoming week, and monday is shaping up to be a mess across the entire bay area, guys. now sports with mike schu n schuman. >> two of the best days in football with wild card week, and eight teams battle in two days with only four advancing. we kick off with alex smith and the chiefs, and jon gruden's final game as an analyst for espn. alex smith threw a career high, and travis kelce left with a concussion. 14-0, k.c., and they add. smith, 14 yards to demarcus robinson. 21-3 at the half. one of the craziest plays you will see on goal. marcus mariota scrambling. throws the ball, and it's blocked right back to mariota. his first score of the year to

himself. titans down, 21- 10. the field goal, and the titans start, and derek henry starting with a touch, and 21-16, with the missed two-point conversion. mariota, and 22 yards to decker, and 21-22, titans. now the chance to run out the clock. henry missed the ball, but it comes loose. chiefs would take it back for the touchdown. are you kidding me? yes, because henry was down. 22-21, the final. the chiefs lose their sixth straight home playoff game. >> the team we have, it doesn't surprise me. i don't think you guys believe me when i say they come in the locker room, and there is a look we're going to come back and win the game. but there is. it's on the sideline. it has been. it aullways has. >> it's what's amazing.

these guys continue to believe, and it's a privilege to play with these guys. >> we have to minutes left, and everything will take care of itself. >> the matinee today, the staple center, who scheduled this game on wild card weekend. kevin durant out with a sore calf, but no worry. he does come into this contest beating them 11 straight, and steph threw down 40 points. steph curry had four threes in the first quarter for 17 points as he stops and pops. to mcgee, elbow to the head, and he had a concussion. l.a. keeps it close. monster dunk by willie reed. they had no answer for steph. he drives. a little up and under. dubs up nine at the half. no defenders for curry. he stops and hits the three. eight threes in the game. are 45 points and only played three kbaequarters.

another one from way out. he finishes it with the alley-oop from draymond green. the warriors beat the clippers for a 12th straight time. >> i always feel like i'm hot. when i step foot on the floor, if you don't have that confidence, that's not what i am. every shot i'm taking, you feel like it's going in. >> it's easy to find that kind of juice when you have the secret antidote. >> chris wilks had 16 points, and they did a good job. jalen, hands, the steal. and finish. justise, and they had 17 threes. draining it from the corner. plus one. ucla goes on to win one big. falcons and rams today.

second wild card matchup, and those highlights for you at 9:00 and 11:00. dion and eric will be there. >> will you be there? >> what i hear. celebrating perfection. one football

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infutility. they became the second team to go winless. that's right. 0-16, this season. >> fans dressed appropriately. a little duct tape and you have a jersey. the fans had floats and plenty of signs poking at the team's failure to win even one game. organizers say the celebration was a protest targeting the management of the team. the last win in the

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