and then the streets. kate larsen joins us with the very latest. >> reporter: actually just spoke to a worker with the city of hayward who tells me that they have cut out the broken piece of pipe, a 12-inch water main break here around 10:00, 11:00 there morning, they're actually waiting for the connector parts to arrive on the scene before they can patch the pipe and pipd in the hole. you can see the ground is caked in mud. earlier in the day, there was a foot or two of water in here. we have a video that shows a rush of water and mud coming down the hill, this is highland boulevard right off mission boulevard. it really hurt about three homes here and of course took out the water service to many homes here in the neighborhood.

the city of hayward maintenance manager says that the pipe that broke is from 1956. three homes were damaged and also a number of cars, six cars had to be towed from around the hole. one of which a neighbor said was actually teetering inside the sink hole. >> we go out and there's a car stuck under the hole. and we go out and saw a lot of water going down. our garage is flooded, our house is covered in water. >> it will be an opportunity for everyone impacted by this file a cla im and the company will make them whole. >> reporter: pg&e crews are all here many of them because it's not just about the water main, there's actually a gas line in the exact same area, so the p

grg & e crews are making sure that none of the debris lands on that and damages that. by 8:00, they hope to have all the water restored to this neighborhood. and they'll have to back fill that hole on monday. so we'll keep you posted throughout the night tomorrow. i'm kate larsen, abc7 news, back to you. sick people were injured in sonoma county when an elderly driver mistook the accelerator for the brake. customers didn't know what was going on. >> naturally i first thought it was an earthquake. and then we just got pushed forward and then we noticed it was a car. and i personally was pinned in, i couldn't move and it was really painful. >> reporter: firefighters had to

cut away parts of the building's wall to get that car out. the building will have to go to architectural assessment to make sure the building is safe. a police officer was struck by a car while breaking up a side show. it happened at marina bay boulevard. cordell, you have more information on th information? >> reporter: the search is now on for the driver who struck him. that side show incident happened at this intersection about 1:00 a.m., a neighbor shot video of the incident. we do want to warn you first, that video is graphic. >> you could hear the noise, it was just crazy. >> reporter: this home video obtained by abc7 news captured a side show early sunday morning in richmond, cars spinning

doughnuts with a big crowd nearby. >> we're waiting down the street, okay, when are the police coming? >> from my windows, i could see flashes when they were sending off fire works. >> reporter: neighbors called 911, by the video you can see officers arriving. several got out of their cars to break up the side show. then a disturbing scene is captured on video, an officer is struck head on by a car trying to get away from the scene. >> he actually landed on the hood of the car, he was narrowly missed getting run over by the other car. >> reporter: narrowly the officer survived suffers cuts and bruises. police want to find the driver who struck the 8-year veteran of the force. the car is described as only a dark colored four-dour sedan. >> it looks like these side shows are completely uncalled

for, illegal, and we need to public to help us out on this one. >> reporter: call richmond police if you can help with any information about this side show. one person died of a heart attack during a condo fire in santa clara. it all started at around 2:00 this morning at the americana complex on clara avenue. they had the fire out in half an hour but found the victim inside. two units were damaged, four people are without a home tonight. a viewer spotted this fire and shot video. firefighters are trying to figure out how it started. sheriff's deputies need your help tonight to try and find a man who robbed a tanning salon in oak creek. the man struck at about 6:30 on thursday night, he threatened the victim with a box cutter. the man left the store after the

employee handed over some cash. he does appear between the ages of 50 and 60. if you recognize him, in contra costa county sheriff wants to hear from you. the president is expected to sell his controversial immigration plan. >> the president of the united states. >> reporter: president trump will deliver his first state of the union speech thursday, at the forefront of his speech, immigration, the president tweeting late saturday about his plan, which includes a proposal for the d.r.e.a.m.ers covered by daca. i have offere d eed deal including a doubling in the number of recipients and a 12-year pathway to citizen hip for two reasons, because the republicans want to fix a long

time terrible problem, the democrats don't want it they just want to use it. democrats are not interested in border safety or security, or in the funding of rebuilding our military. >> i think all of us realize that it's going to take a compromise on this issue to get something done and to protect the d.r.e.a.m.er population, which is certainly a goal of mine. >> reporter: president trump says he will give 1.2 million mn president donald trump is also expected to introduce his trillion dollar infrastructure plan and take a victory lap for the healthy economy and his tax reform plan. joe kennedy will deliver the democratic response. we have new insight into the conditions 30 abused california children were forced to live in.

>> how can people live like this? >> coming up, we take you inside a texas home from the turpin family lived before moving to californ california. plus -- shock at a california school when a teacher and city councilmember goes on a service member rant. good evening, everyone. 75 today in santa cruz, still looks nice out there in the 60s, but as you know, we have a huge precipitation deficit, i'll let you k

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new information tonight about the southern california parents accused of torturing and starving their children. the neighbor who bought their old home in texas is speaking out. nellie baldwin recalls the extensive cleaning she had to do after buying david and louise turpin's former home in 2011. some days she used several gallons of bleach. >> it had feces on the wall in the living room. and the cabinets were so dirty, and we scrubbed, scrubbed,

scrubbed on the cabinets trying to get it clean enough. but the reality company had already cleaned it enough to get it on the market. >> the turpins had 13 children aged 2 to 29. they were found last week chained to their beds after one of the sisters escaped and called 911. they're not high level level bankers, they're not intellectual people. they're the freaking lowest of the low. >> the student who record those comments wants to keep his his s identi identi identity -- >> i have an uncle who was in desert storm and i have a dad

who went to afghanistan. >> he posted on facebook saying i don't think it's wise for me to make any specific comments. rmg a bay area man is leading a rally to fight hunger. >> he's called the muffin man. do you know the muffin man? he lives to feed the homeless. some will see some rain this week, some will see a after 77 holes, we still don't have a winner this w w w w

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people and i encourage people in cities all over the country to have baking parties. >> jacob encourages others to make their own muffins, and take a picture and post it on facebook. hi, everyone. it seems like every season is getting more and more unusual, not only in the bay area. right now looking at the clouds in san francisco. and a live look outside, you can see how nice it looks here, downtown san francisco, temperatures are looking like this, 62 san francisco, oakland and san jose, 60 in gilroy, 59 in half moon bay and 60 in mountain view. in emeryville, we had 69 in oakland today, 56 in napa, 54 in know vad doe.

concord 60, so everyone well above average today. expecting the high clouds to continue through the overnight hours and into tomorrow, but that's not going to keep us from warming up even more so, we're talking 70 at the coast for your monday, lots of high clouds, though, sunny and above average the entire week, we don't have any rain in sight. so we're talking 61 in yosemite today, record-breaking heat in southern california, mid and upper 80s, we're parched, we need more rain and we're not going to get any. this column here, san francisco, sfo, this is where we were today, 12 degrees above average in oakland, 9 degrees above average in san jose. not a big fluctuation for the week ahead, a pattern change for the cooler weather. so certainly not as cool as it's been with the increasing clouds, that will help us from getting

too cool, but we could see just a little bit of patchy fog. 6:00 tomorrow, you'll notice more high clouds, partly cloudy with mild afternoon conditions again. we'll take you to the south bay where highs will be in the upper 60s in san jose, santa cruz, mid 60s. more clouds, 65 san mateo, numbers not much different in the city, mid 60s downtown, a little warmer at the coast. in the north bay, 67 santa rosa. heading to berkeley tomorrow, numbers in the mid 60s, a nice day, 65 in hayward, inland we go with 64 pleasanton and san ramon. we have a lunar eclipse, at 5:29 in the morning, it starts at 4:51, ends at 6:07. the forecast showing temperatures going down on the

coast on tuesday, but overall we're sunny, mild and well above average, we get even milder as we go through the rest of the week into next weekend. yesterday the nhd announced the 2019 all-star game will be right here at the sap center. but it's 2018, they went with a three-on-three format. burns would score an empty net goal and add the assist. i like the white uniforms. pacific advances to the finals for the third straight year, 5-3 victory. and then metropolitan and atlantic, still scores, the hat trick first player to do so under the new format.

atlan atlantic advances to the playoffs. decemb brent burns would get an assist on ducks. rashard raquel's goal. they will split the $1 million prize. nfl pro bowl today in orlando, nfc down at the half. the tennessee titan caught two t.d. passes, to keep the affec the game. derek carr comes in the game. carr a perfect pass to delaney, 115 yards, a touchdown and a 24-23 lead. nfc one last chance, and the afc with a 24-23 victory, each player taking home the winner's check of $64,000. not a good day for cal

hoops. despite a strong start for the bears, justin had 14. marcus lee led cal. cal loses their eight straight, dead last in the pac-12. 23rd ranked cal hosting 27th ranked alu. christina down -- after six more points in the third, asu running away, cory eckmar lays in it. cal drops to 6 and 4 in conference play. roger federer won his 20th major title. for himself, actor chris

hemsworth on hand, the 36-year-old federer won the third with shots like that. but chellic refuses to lose. roger federer becomes the second player to win a total of 36. his siz usity titles. eight wimbeldon and one french. and fedex got a little emotional with the trophy. at torrey pines, jason day is in the clubhouse at 10 under with the lead. now ryan palmer, third shot on the par 5, plays it perfectly. make that for a birdie to get to 10 under and join jason day in the clubhouse with the lead. now alex has a birdie putt for the win on the 18. can't drain it. three-way sudden death playoff for the title.

palmer eliminaeliminated. alex playing in his first pga tournament, and jason day, after five sudden death holes will have to finish tomorrow at 8:00 a.m. due to darkness. that's the only sport that you get to sleep on it and you're sleeping on a million dollar check. so we'll see in the morning. sfx: tsfx: feet shufflingc life can change in an instant. be covered when it does... ...with a health plan through covered california. we offer free expert help choosing the best plan for you. and all of our plans include free preventive care. financial help is available, so check for yourself to see what savings you qualify for. open enrollment ends january 31st, so don't miss out. because you never know when life...

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tonight on abc7 news at 9:00, over on kofi tv 7 a woman considered a stow away back in front of a judge today. and local representatives preparing for president trump's state of the union. jumanji has been booted from the top spot. >> maze runner the death runner. >> maze runner earned $23 million which is higher than expected. jumanji fell to second place with 16 million. hostiles debuted in third with $10 million. movie goers are also caught up on oscar nominees, for a

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>> he broke the rules and pushed boundaries. painter, sculptor, photographer, choreographer, performer, and so much more. a prolific artist famous for not fitting into one category and using unexpected materials -- two tons of mud, cardboard boxes, tires, and even a taxidermy goat. now you can see 170 of his groundbreaking pieces at sfmoma. join us for a look at the life and works of robert rauschenberg: erasing the rules. welcome. i'm sandhya patel. i'm here at the san francisco museum of modern art. for the next half hour, we are going to take you into the creative world of robert rauschenberg. robert rauschenberg was born in 1925 in the town of port arthur, texas. >> his mother was very religious. his father worked for the phone company, i believe wasn