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for a store near you. live where you live, this is abc 7 news. we live over the rail. like in the movies. the cop got one of his arms and was holding on so he wouldn't kill himself. >> a wild police chase ends on highway 101 in tran, it even involved a chp helicopter landing on the freeway. >> one of our news crews was on the way to another story as it unfolded. >> alisa harrington spoke to a witness who saw the chase and the chp officer who helped pull the man back over the railing. >> reporter: this is the moment chp officers and good samaritans pulled a man to safety on highway 101 in san francisco. he was dangling from the guardrail of the overpass near the caesar chavez street exit, a 30-foot drop.

>> my grip was loosening and he would have gone over the side without the help of the good samaritans. >> reporter: drivers hung out of car windows and watched as chp helicopter landed in the northbound lanes. the pilot helped take that man into custody. calls started coming in just before 5:00 about a person running barefoot across the highway. >> white male adult in his 30s, wearing a hospital gown, barefoot, carrying a plastic bag, he's running in lanes of traffic and running toward vehicles. >> reporter: officer williams was the first to spot the subject. he says the man jumped over the railing to get away. >> he's hanging over the edge. >> that section of 101 is an elevated freeway. probably 30 feet in the air. so he jumped over. not sure what his intention was. but he was hanging on to that railing and then so i ran up there, grabbed both his wrists. >> crazy, man. crazy. >> reporter: marv was driving to

oakland. he helped pull the man back over the rail. >> he's over the rail, i didn't think twice, like let me save this life. >> reporter: officer williams says the man was incoherent. he was handcuffed and taken to sf general where he's been held for mental health evaluation. his name has not been released. abc 7 news first alerted people about the helicopter landing on the freeway through the free abc 7 news app. we sent a push alert at 5:45 this evening. enable push alerts to get immediate updates on breaking news. turning to the weather, a wet week ahead. >> meteorologist lisa argen joins us with a look at when the first storm's going to arrive. >> that's right, on and off rain systems this week. storm impact scale, this is a 1 for tomorrow, mainly moving in tomorrow night into tuesday morning with really light amounts. less than .25 inches. the north bay will see the most. this is the way it's going to play out. your monday, the holiday, dry.

9:00, the front begins to sink south. the overnight hours through the bay area, tuesday morning commute could be wet. we're looking at a break on wednesday. but a much colder system thursday, friday. and this one could bring our own local snow levels down to about 3,000 feet. i don't know if there's going to be enough precipitation to see any of the dustings around mt. diablo or mt. hamilton. next weekend looks to be the most substantial fit materializes, we'll keep our fingers crossed. >> the expected storm triggered a high surf advisory. it started at 10:00 this morning and is in effect until 4:00 p.m. tuesday. abc news was at ocean beach in san francisco and found people still going into the water. there is potential for rip currents and waves reaching 20 feet high. on the eve of the martin luther king jr. day holiday, president trump's reportedly vulgar remarks about haiti and african nations remains a hot

topic. he was questioned about them tonight in florida. >> no i'm not a racist. i am the least racist person you have ever interviewed. that i can tell you. >> the president has denied using an expletive when discussing immigration. some lawmakers who were in the meeting have said they heard it loud and clear. tomorrow americans celebrate the achievements of dr. martin luther king jr. and his teachings may be as poignant now as in the '60s. >> lillian kim joins us with how members of the community are reacting to this, lillian? >> there have been events throughout the bay area leading up to martin luther king day and many are using the time to reflect on the current state of their community with mr. trump as president. they came to grace cathedral in san francisco to celebrate the life of dr. martin luther king jr. but on the eve of the holiday, dedicated to the civil rights leader, the mood was a bit somber. >> i see a lot of these things happening that the forces of

change seem to be going in the opposite direction of what king would have wanted. >> reporter: since the president took office nearly a year ago, mr. trump has railed against black athletes who protested during the national anthem. described white supremacists as very fine people. and most recently reportedly used a disparaging word to describe haiti and african countries. >> i think a lot of people were optimistic about how it was working out eight years ago, nine years ago. not so sure anymore. >> reporter: the events at grace cathedral included a discussion. an esteemed panel of religious leaders try to answer the question, where do we go from here? >> it would not do us harm to sort of undertake to go back and think about king some more. >> reporter: a sentiment that everyone seemed to agree on. >> his idea of love community is an extraordinary idea. i pray that somehow we today begin to live into the idea. >> is that kernel of hope that king has, irrespective of how he

felt at a given time, he kept going. he kept going. >> reporter: the spirit of dr. king will live on monday as thousands are expected to march throughout the bay area in his honor. a nonprofit dog rescue has to make repairs after a car crashed into its shelter in oakland. rocket dog rescue on foothill boulevard, debris from a crash covered the ground. rocket dog volunteers tell us a car slammed into the facility's fence at about 3:00 this morning. the shelter usually houses about 30 dogs. all were inside the building at the time of the crash. >> luckily no dogs were hurt. but it's tough, because we use the space to kind of have the dogs play around and be able to get out of their kennels. >> this marks the second time someone has driven into rocket dog's shelter. you're looking at what happened in april of 2016 when a stolen van smashed through a fence then. a pg&e equipment failure

left over 1,000 in san francisco south of market area without electricity for about an hour today. the outage happened at 12:30 this afternoon. crews had to defer jits a line which cut off power to residents in the neighborhood around spear and harrison. power was restored to all customers by 1:30. the cause of the equipment failure is under investigation. new developments tonight with the false missile warning that led to 38 minutes of terror in hawaii. president trump made his first public comments and we have learned that action has been taken against the person who made the mistake. abc's richard cantu has an update. >> reporter: president trump sunday night responding to the false incoming missile alert that sent hawaii into a panic. >> we're going to get involved. they took responsibility. they made a mistake. >> reporter: the veteran technician who triggered the alarm is now off the job. hawaii's governor saying it all happened because a wrong button was pressed. officials temporarily suspending future drills and changing the

rules -- two people are now required to send out a system-wide alert. >> the u.s. pacific command has detected a missile threat to hawaii -- >> reporter: the horrifying alarm sweeping over hawaii saturday morning. >> a missile may impact on land or sea within minutes. >> reporter: residents heading for bunkers, tourists marching into basements, fearing the worst. >> because of what's been going on in north korea, i intended to take it seriously at first. >> reporter: real fear stoke bit north korean leader kim jong-un's ballistic missile program and nuclear test explosions. >> kim jong-un was the happiest guy in the world yesterday, because his nuclear program has done what he wanted it to do, be able to strike fear in the hearts of the american people. >> reporter: hawaii residents live with the threat of an attack for 38 minutes on saturday. that's how long it took to correct the false alarm. >> the fact that it took so long for them to put out that second message, to calm people, to allay their fears that this was a mistake, a false alarm, is something that has to be fixed. >> reporter: the fcc, which helps manage the emergency alert

system, is launching its own investigation saying the government of hawaii did not have reasonable safeguards to prevent the transmission of a false alert. richard cantu, abc news, new york. new at 11:00, thousands attended a vigil in montecito in memory of those who died and those still missing in the mudslides. neighbors held candles and consoled one another at the event. the death toll climbed to 20 today after the discovery of a 30-year-old father. four people, including the man's 2-year-old and 6-year-old children, remain missing tonight. a community meeting is scheduled for this tuesday to help people -- provide help to those left homeless by the mudslides. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11:00, a brewing battle over the future of d.r.e.a.m.ers and the daca program. what president trump said that is casting doubt about its future. plus big changes starting tomorrow for some travelers. the popular piece of luggage no longer being allowed by some airlines. and with crab season opening in northern california, find out

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the immigration debate is heating up in washington as well as the courts. >> the federal government is again taking daca renewal applications after a federal judge in san francisco ordered the trump administration to resume the program. >> abc 7 news reporter carlos saw satisfied dough explains what this means for the d.r.e.a.m.ers. >> reporter: the past few months have been uncertain times for undocumented immigrants. >> it's definitely a limbo state, it's definitely very, very exhausting. >> reporter: his parents brought him to the u.s. from mexico when he was 10. having graduated from uc berkeley in 2016, he's now one of 800,000 covered under the

daca program started by president obama. last year the trump administration announced it would be ending the program. >> one of the biggest fears that i have is that i'm going to see some of my friends be persecuted. >> reporter: on tuesday, a federal judge in san francisco ordered the administration to resume daca. and they've complied. as of last night the federal government once again began accepting renewal requests for those looking for protection from deportation. but there's a bigger fight mounting in washington. negotiations over a comprehensive immigration bill fell apart this past week. president trump tweeted this morning, daca is probably dead because the democrats don't really want it, they just want to talk and take desperately needed money away from our military. south bay congressman ro khanna addressed the issue today. >> our first priority has to be to protect the daca kids. the federal judge did his job by showing that the

administration doesn't have the right to take away something that has been promised. >> reporter: for d.r.e.a.m.ers caught in the middle, they're holding on to hope that a bipartisan bill reaches the president's desk. >> the immigration system, everyone is responsible and should be accountable for it. not just democrats, not republicans or independents. >> reporter: in san francisco, carlosal vade dough, abc 7 news. a uc san diego student and d.r.e.a.m.er has been released from border control after he mistakenly crossed into mexico. he came practice israel as a child under the daca program with his college roommate, the two mistakenly crossed into mexico. d.r.e.a.m.ers do not give daca ka recipients permission to leave the u.s. when jacobi tried re-entering the country, border agents took him into custody for five days and he thought the worst. >> i got so far. i go to ucsd, great school, math, computer sciences, great

subject to study. i really felt i've been robbed of something. >> he was finally released on friday. restrictions on so-called smart luggage will go into effect on airlines around the world starting tomorrow. the luggage contains lithium ion batteries that power technology, track locations, weigh the luggage, or provide power for charging devices. airlines worry they'd pose fire hazards so starting tomorrow travelers can only bring them as carry-on luggage or remove the batteries before they're checked. passengers should check with their air carrier for specific restrictions. >> a quick note for those planning to use bart tomorrow. trains will be on a modified schedule because of the martin luther king jr. holiday. they'll run every 20 minutes and stations will open at 6:00 a.m. parking will be free. you'll still hear from a bay area radio legend but not the same way he's engaged audiences for decades. ron owens has hosted his show for 42 years. owens will no longer age cover

his three-hour talk show, instead producing ten-minute segments, part of a cost-cutting report by kgo owners cumulus media. owens insists he's not retiring. tomorrow is your chance to get a free pass to one of california's 40 redwood state parks. starting 8:00 a.m., you'll get passes for free admission for saturday, february 10th. the save the redwoods league says it is to celebrate 100 years of saving california's iconic redwood forests. if you want more information how to get a free pass, go to abc7news.com. many people enjoyed art on display in downtown san francisco. abc news was on spear street to check out the east cut art fair. four bay area galleries collaborated to display a variety of paintings and photographs and sculptures. >> this has been art week and art weekend in san francisco. and so it was a way to be part of that. >> the fair even featured artwork made from shredded-up

money. organizers of the show say they'd like to host similar displays in the future. >> my kind of artwork, hold the shred. lisa argen is going to tell us when the rain is here. >> on and off kind of week. >> exactly, we have several breaks but looks like finally we're getting into more of a wet weather pattern. live doppler 7, look at all the cloud cover. fog about four-mile visibility over the east bay hills. look at fairfield. less than a mile. santa rosa two miles. and temperatures are a little bit warmer this morning, this evening i should say, than last evening. we're watching all this cloud cover that will push on into the bay area. the first system weak, it's a quick mover. then you can see subsequent systems and a lot of cold air in place with that system that arrives thursday and friday. right now temperatures are stacked up like this, mainly in the low to mid 50s except for half moon bay. 57 at the airport. it was 69.

everyone else was pretty cool with all that haze around. and elsewhere around the bay, you can see now from sutrow 40ss the high clouds, some fog. and once again that haze out there. also a spare the air alert that will go into effect tomorrow. the 19th of the season. your forecast highlights, showers enter the picture, sprinkle in the afternoon in the north bay, but mainly a late-day and overnight event. showers will end early on tuesday. it will be slick for your tuesday morning commute. and then the lower snow levels even around here thursday and friday. so the poor air quality north and east bay tomorrow. you may have noticed it today. we've got that cap of high pressure pushing on the atmosphere, not allowing for mixing. although we've had breezy winds in the up ever elevations. the high surf advisory through tuesday. you can see the current wave heights, strong rip currents and breaking waves up to 20 feet. we've had radiational cooling

but because of the high clouds we're not seeing that much yet in terms of the fog. that's limiting some of the fog. but we'll see the patchy fog. low 40s north bay. near 50 santa cruz. bringing in our storm impact scale. it's a 1, less than .25 inches for most. trace amount in the south bay. and as we go through your monday afternoon, the holiday, we're basically dry, maybe a few sprinkles north. it's the overnight hours that the front begins its southward progression. this takes us through 6:00 a.m. tuesday. south bay showers will be ending early and the amounts, not too much, anywhere from .25 inches oakland to .33 inches santa rosa, .1 on the coast. this is our next system thursday morning. it's with us thursday afternoon and then we're looking at friday morning. we get a break late friday into saturday. and then we're seeing the next system on sunday. so highs tomorrow with the hazy conditions, maybe a sprinkle. 60 napa. 62 san mateo.

download our accuweather app, the system will be changing through the week. the accuweather seven-day forecast shows tomorrow's system, the break tuesday and wednesday, and the colder one, and by saturday clouds. have you ever seen snow on mt. hamilton? >> no, not yet. >> maybe if this holdsins toget we could see snow levels down to 3,000 feet. still ahead, the game of color. the tribute going on in san francisco to our national

as the nation pauses to commemorate the reverend martin luther king jr., a new exhibit highlights the achievements of baseball players of color. "a game of color" on display at the san francisco main library featuring photographs,

memorabilia, and artifacts that tell the story of the game's african-american players and the barriers they had to overcome to become part of major league baseball. speaking of sports, surprise is an understatement tonight. >> oh, yeah. two great games. very observant. the surprise of the postseason, jacksonville jaguars moving on as they take care of the steelers and pittsburgh. the vikings needed a field goal for a win over the saints but they had some divine intervention.

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case keenum versus drew brees, he'll take brees every time except today. murray reaches for the goal line, one-yard touchdown, the mannequin challenge celebration, 17-0 vikings at the half. 1:21 left in the third, drew brees to michael thomas. saints on the board. 17-7, brees 294 yards passing. after a pick, marcus williams, saints down 17-14. viking field goal made ate six-point game. after the saints blocked a punt, brees, third td of the game, 21-20 saints. vikings regain the lead, saints respond. fourth and 10, brees to willie snead what a throw, first down, that set up a field goal. 10 seconds left, need a field goal, keenum to diggs. marcus williams whiffs on the tackle. there goes diggs. 61 yards for the game-winning touchdown. vikings meet the eagles in the nfc title game 29-24 the final. vikings hoping to be this year's

home team at super bowl lii in minnesota. >> i've tried to put these guys in all these different situations throughout the course of the year. luckily it paid off today. >> i couldn't believe it, really. it's plays like this you dream for your whole life. finally they happen. in the afc, jaguars beat the steelers earlier this year at heinz field 30-9. everyone thought it was a fluke except the jags. ben roethlisberger has a losing record against only two teams, jacksonville one of them. he was playing catch-up at heinz field, leonard fournette scored two td in the first. 14-0 jags after one. second quarter, steelers down 28-7. 30 seconds remaining in the half, big ben, fourth and 11, 36 yards to martavious bryant. pittsburgh down 14 at the half. they'd get to it a one-possession game. fournette extends the lead in the fourth. his third td. 35-21 jags. big ben threw for 469 and five tds. fourth and 5 from the 43.

antonio brown, throw and catch, steelers down seven. blake bortles, first td pass, 14 yards to tommy bohannon. the jags shock the steelers 45-42, they'll face the patriots in their first afc championship game since 2009. >> a blessing. just to be in this position right now. you know what i mean, we have couple more games to go. just keep pushing forward. >> happy to be able to continue to play for another week. there's a lot of guys sitting on a couch watching this that wish they could play. in past years i've been. to have the opportunity to continue to play, so awesome. >> so bad to lose at this point in the year. you'll hear the calls from the winning and losing broadcast team on the vikings win coming up, two upsets also in the aussie open already. much more to come, including a collision of the seasons. how the opening of crab fishing on california's north coast could pose a serious threat to migrating whales.

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live where you live. this is abc 7 news. good evening. i'm eric thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. we're checking to see if you're awake. a highway patrol officer saved the life of a man who an across highway 101 and tried to jump over the side of the freeway. it would have been a 30-foot drop. officer williams pulled him back. you can see williams and other chp officers, including a flight officer, detained the man and took him to the hospital for evaluation. in san francisco a

celebration was held on the eve of dr. martin luther king jr. day to celebrate the civil rights icon. the audience also spoke of reverend king's message in the age of the trump administration. many felt the president's controversial actions stand in the way of the equality king sought. the person who set out the false message about an incoming missile in hawaii has been reassigned. changes have been made to the way the alerts are set. the protocol will now involve two people. tomorrow marks the commercial crabbing season opener for northern california and with it a warning about the danger crab traps pose to other animals. the nonprofit center for biological diversity says dozens of endangered whales and sea turtles get tangled in lines and then die by slow and painful drowning. the group is calling for your help to make change. >> we urge you to contact your state representative, your state senator, call california fish and game. urge them to take action, real action, set up strong rules to

protect humpback whales and other animals off the california coast. >> the center says by changing trapping methods and wear whenner and when traps can be used to can help keep more animals alive. here's something you don't see every day. a car stuck in the second story of a dental office. take a look. in santa ana, witnesses say the driver was speeding, hit the center median, and the car was launched into the air. it landed on the second story of the building, starting a fire, stuck far enough in that it was stuck. witnesses said the driver got out, hanging from the side of the building. a man pumping gas nearby heard the commotion. >> heard a big boom. what he did, he hit there and it got launched. >> firefighters put out the flames and helped keep the vehicle stable. they rescued the driver and extracted the person from inside, both had minor injuries. police believe the driver was on drugs. 50 people survived an inferno aboard a boat that was shuttling them between a

floating casino and a port near tampa, florida. a person on the beach captured video of the fire as rescuers raced to the scene and passengers jumped in the water. passengers began wading to shore while the sun began to set. >> one lady ran up to the grass behind here and she couldn't breathe, she was in shock. >> the neighbors came out and they were phenomenal, bringing blankets and sheets and jackets and whatnot to try to get these people warm. because they were fully submerged in water. >> 15 people had to be rushed to the hospital. all of them are expected to survive. investigators are trying to figure out what sparked tonight's fire. a pennsylvania man is happy to be on dry ground after he drove into a flooded highway in pittsburgh. take a look, this is video of jason corbyn after his truck got submerged in an area known as the bathtub. corbyn said he thought the water was two feet deep, but his truck stopped running. corbyn shared his experience on facebook live. >> here we go from my own

stupidity. in doing this stuff. when you see a lot of water, do not go through it. it's totally unbelievable, what a dingbat i am. >> rescuers eventually used a raft to get him to safety. investigators are trying to figure out why a passenger jet veered off a runway and over a cliff at a turkish airport along the black sea overnight. dramatic video from a drone captures the crash site and the aftermath. the pegasus airlines flight went over the cliff after landing. miraculously, everyone aboard the boeing 737 got off the plane uninjured. 162 passengers and six crew members were on board, which the flight originated from ankara, the turkish capital. still ahead on abc 7 news, a big day on treasure island. we'll take you inside the new restaurant that's about to open its doors. going strong. see how an east bay man celebrated turning 83. he might put you to shame.

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after years of planning, redevelopment efforts in treasure island are finally under way. >> new all-day restaurant opening up and for the owners it's very personal. >> abc news reporter chris winn has the story. >> reporter: in the middle of san francisco bay, a new restaurant is taking shape in the unlikeliest of places. >> it was a big risk. but we wanted to do it. i believe if you're going to do something, do it right. >> reporter: mersea, a comfort casual concept on treasure island led by her and her business owner. >> "island oasis." that's what we're hoping they can take away from it. >> reporter: it's not just the

food. there's a putting green, an outdoor bochy court, and views of the skyline. the restaurant was constructed out of 13 recycled shipping containers. the attention too detail is incredible. these dining tables were made out of wood from an old bowling alley here on treasure island. mersea is partnering with the homeless development initiative to provide tramg for low-income and formerly homeless residents. veteran michael bartell is one of the first chosen. >> i have meaning. i get up, come to a job, be with great people, and just -- i'm living again. >> reporter: this comes as the island is in the midst of a renaissance, a $5 billion plan to add housing, retail, and commercial space. >> a lot of our employees live on the island. so we want to really become deep rooted in the community and be a part of it. >> reporter: a chance to give back while pursuing their dream. >> there are a lot of naysayers, like you're crazy, what are you

doing, nothing is over in treasure island. i said, you have to start somewhere. >> reporter: these folks believing they have the right ingredients to succeed. the restaurant has been doing test runs throughout the week. the doors will officially open to the public on monday. inspirational story from the east bay about bicyclist joe shanle, who at 83 proved it's never too late to set a record. this morning he completed his 500th ride to the summit of mt. diablo. he's been taking the ride every week for the last nine years and 32 weeks. that's him in green in the middle. he makes the trek in every weather condition. rain, sleet, snow. sham l shamle had a cake waiting for him as well as cheering fans. >> i'm glad the ride happened today as opposed to later this week. >> with the rain and snow? wouldn't have stopped him. let's check in with lisa argen.

>> changeable weather the next several days. starting tomorrow late, live doppler 7 showing you the clouds, the fog, the visibility down to a quarter mile by the delta, santa rosa. four miles in our inland east bay. we can see some patchy dense fog early tomorrow morning. right now 54 in san francisco. 47 in cloverdale. 50 in livermore. numbers held up because of the cloud cover. here's the way tomorrow's going to look. 11:00, lots of clouds throughout the afternoon. then 8:30, more clouds. we're dry, but by monday afternoon we could see sprinkles in the north bay. really anywhere, but the main event some hold off until later on in the evening. we're also talking about much cooler temperatures. san mateo mid-50s. 11:00 near 60. look at all the gray. then we'll get rain by later on. napa, temperatures low 60s for the next several days. then down into the 50s for highs. that's below average. the rest of us 60 in livermore.

58 in cloverdale. the seven-day forecast shows we're looking at that weak system tomorrow. it's exiting early tuesday. it's still bringing wet weather for your commute tuesday morning. much of the day tuesday is dry as well as wednesday. thursday, friday we're cooler and wet. then clouds on saturday. sunday another system this looks potentially to be much bigger. we can hope. >> we do need the rain. >> do we ever. and our snowpack. >> lisa, thanks. >> they said, look at all the gray. >> oh! >> tennis, anyone? >> the top three american women already upset on day one at the australian open. we have highlights. you have to hear the winning and losing broadcast teams in this great ending in the saints/vikings gam

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postseason, history can be written with great plays. we had just that today in minnesota with the vikings quarterback case keenum and wide receiver stephon dougs. here's three calls. first the network, then the vikings broadcast team, then the saints. >> keenum steps into it, pass is caught -- diggs -- sideline, touchdown, unbelievable! vikings win this! >> case on the deep drop. steps up in the pocket. he'll fire to the right side -- caught by diggs -- >> oh my god! >> at the 30 -- >> no way! >> 10 -- touchdown! >> are you kidding me? it's a minneapolis miracle! >> no way! >> here's keenum. dropping, looking, throwing near sideline -- and it's caught by stefon diggs who's going to take it inside the 15, 10, 5 -- touchdown on the final play of this game, are you kidding me. >> are you kidding me.

>> you can definitely tell the different tone in the voices. that's the beauty of the playoffs. if you missed it earlier, jon gruden was hired as raiders' new head coach. he held the same position from 1998 to 2001 before al davis traded him to tampa for four draft picks and $8 million. when he walk the into the raiders facility on tuesday, you could feel the culture change. >> i love the raiders. the brand is global. everywhere i went as a "monday night football" analyst, the raider nation would come out of the ground. i love the raiders. i just -- in my heart i feel this is the thing to do, this is what i want to do. this is the organization that i want to be a part of. and i'm all-in. >> gruden has been away from coaching for almost a decade. but as an analyst for "monday night football," he's seen the different ways teams practice, the new-look offenses and defenses around the league, and all of the changes in the game

and the players. >> i think i'm more big picture now than i was in the past. but i still want to be very detailed in terms of how we play offense. i still want to be very involved in how we move the football. but i have had some opportunities that are unique, and i think beneficial as a broadcaster. >> gruden knows you win with quarterback in the nfl. getting derek carr back on track is his first priority. >> i think he's got a huge upside. i think with greg olsen and the system we're going to put in place is going to demand a lot from him, and i think that's what's going to unlock the greatness in him. but very, very excited to have him as our quarterback. >> coach gruden can't wait to get started. >> i'm so thrilled to be back here. i hope people understand the emotion inside of me. i feel unfinished business. i'm going to do everything i can to help this team get right again. >> and the raider nation can't wait either. first grand slam of the year in tennis, the australian open, under way.

first-round action today, eight american women were eliminated, including the top three. we start with last year's finalist, venus williams, who lost to her sister, serena, in the finals. late first set, they had to stop the match to close the roof due to rain. 30 minutes later, belinda bencic takes the set. bencic had to work for the second set. on match point she drills the forehand winner, wins in straight sets for the first time since 1997. there will be no williams since in the second round of the us aty open. reigning champ sloane stephens, won the first set, led 5-4 in the second. zang would drill the forehand winner taking the game and the set. on match point, stephens going long. boy, zhang advances to the second round in three sets. american john isner also eliminated today. women's hoops. 24th ranked cal hosting washington state. less than a minute to go in the

second quarter. christine gets the ball, banks it in, bears led by one at the half. she was a one-woman wrecking crew. cal wins it 66-60, improving to 13-4 and 4-2 in conference. stanford women hosting washington. the cardinal have been strug ning. mcphee the jumper. smith had 19 points. face lay-in. mcphee finished with 15. stanford had eight threes in the game. they win 71-45. they're 11-7, 5-1 in conference play. >> i think just like being around our team, i think we prepare really well for these games that we have. and then we just get super excited and we just want to go out there and do really well. we pass -- i thought we passed really well this game. i think that helped all of us get a good feel for the game. >> the nbc 7 sports report brought to you by river rock

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