across many cities across the bay area. highs today, look at this, records in kentfield, santa rosa, san jose, half moon bay, all in the 70s today, some 15 degrees above normal for february. even right now, it is still mild for this time of night and this time of year. 71 in freemont. 77 in san mateo and on santa rosa coming this at a mild 73. we're back on the air for abc7 news at 11:00. we still have spots in the 60s. another mild day on your monday, we'll get to the accuweather forecast in a few minutes, guys. keep track of this heat where you live with the abc7 accuweather app, you can monitor the forecast on the go. frustrated business owners are saying it has to stop. abc7 news reporter cornel bernard is live for us at opd

headquarters. >> reporter: the opd says it handed out more than 100 citations this morning. but business owners say a ticket is just not enough. they want it to stop and they say they've got a lot of broken glass to prove why. screeching tiring and burning rubber in oakland sunday, a large crowd gathered on high street to watch this side show play out. the owner of this exxon station too scared to show his face said side show spectatored left a trail of broken glass. a crowd suddenly smashes the front glass door. several people are seen running in and out with stolen merchandise, the employee

wasn't hurt spoke to us. the opd says it towed 30 cars from the scene and in all 137 people involved in the side show. another side show happened near the coliseum at the same time. watch the man jump off the side of a car that was doing doughnuts. ken houston who is running for oakland mayor says side show participants should be given a safe place. >> gun violence and lasers, i do not condone and i will not tolerate it, period. >> reporter: others just want the side shows to stop for good in their neighborhoods. in oakland, cornel bernard, abc7 news. >> chp will be out in full force tonight ready for drunk drivers and impaired drivers, the agency is coming off a successful zero

tolerance campaign. from january 22 through january 31st, officers may 7 dui arrests. south san francisco police are on the lookout for a driver who hit one of their officers, they were called to a theft at the walgreens in west borrow square. they found the suspect in a car nearby. investigators later determined that car was stolen. a deadly train crash killede 160 in south someone flip a switch that forced the train on to the wrong track. >> reporter: an amtrak train heading to florida crashed into a csx freight train, derailing several passenger cars and the lead engine in casey, south carolina early sunday, two

people were killed and more than 100 injured. no one appeared to have been aboard the csx train at the time of impact. south carolina's governor addressed the situation. >> the csx was on the track that it was supposed to be on. it appears that amtrak was on the wrong track. >> reporter: the national transportation safety board is on the scene investigating. a source with knowledge of the investigation says they're focusing on the signal systems and whether they were working properly. this is the latest deadly incident involving train. >> abc7 news was in san carlos after a box truck overturned on u.s. highway 101, it happened just south of holly street at 1:00 this afternoon. drivers faced delays until that truck was uprighted and towed

away. the highway control tells us no one was hurt. oakland police are searching for a gunman who shot and killed a man at 67th and market street at 6:00 this morning. a victim from berk reley was rushed to the hospital but did not survive his injuries. police are looking for a dog that attacked a woman on monday. the dog also attacked the officer. mountain lions were spotted on center avenue and wildwood lane, kate larsen is live in palo alto with reaction. kate? >> reporter: we're on wild wood where the first mountain lion spotting occurred here around 9:00. i spoke to a woman who was driving down the street, she saw the mountain lion walking down the street and cross her front

yard. she was very anxious about her kids, especially her neighbors and also her cat who she saw dart under a car. she said the mountain lion was probably 100, 120 pounds, she's never seen one in this neighborhood before. a second spotting occurred about 3 1/2 hours later about a mile and a half away. here's what nancy had to stay about that cat. >> we were shocked initially and so i tried to honk to make the thing run, and it actually went through the neighbor's yard through the front of our yard and through the backyard of ours. it made by daughter really squared because she had never seen anything like that. >> reporter: so it's not clear at this point if it was the same cat that was spotted two times or if there were actually two different mountain lions in the neighborhood. apologies for the car alarm going off behind us right now. but i can tell you that the neighbors i have spoken to are making sure their kids and pets are inside and also that their

doors are closed. folks on edge and a little excited about the big cats in their neighborhood and this is the first mountain lion spotting in about six months here in palo alto. >> all right, kate, thank you very much. the president says an ahn classified memo vicinindicates in the russia probe. >> as democrats fight to release their own memo. hi, we're alaska airlines. and our california game is stepping up. with our low fares, your san jose start-up won't have to pony up for a quick flight to an la meet-up. and you might even get an up-grade on your next trip to palm springs.

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so republican lawmakers are going against the president's claim that a released memo vindicates him in the russia investigation. >> chuck seibertson has reaction. >> reporter: president trump celebrating the super bowl today at his mar-a-lago retreat and also celebrating the declassified memo, saying it vindicates hi vindicates him in the russia probe. it proves the special counsel investigation led by robert mueller is nothing more than partisan politics, democrats vehemently disagree saying the

document heralded by nunez. >> it looks so much like this earlier effort which we know was coordinated by the white house, so by the same chairman that said he would recuse himself but of course hasn't. >> reporter: the house committee has a rebuttal memo that the house has refused to release. chuck schumer sent a letter to the president urging him to release the democrat's republican congressman trey gowdy says not so fast. >> i have a lot of respect for rod rosenstein and i still think he's fully capable of running a justice department that we can all have confidence in.

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fall's fires. laura grew up in this home in california, she and her boyfriend made a miniature of their house. they captured just the right pitch of the roof and even lighting the interior. more than 6,000 runners that took part in the half marathon in san francisco took out for a run. and the first runner across the finish line in just over 15 minutes. this was a chance for participants to get fit and support the community. >> i love getting healthy, san francisco, go kiaiser. >> this year's cha support for families of children with disabilities. record warmth for another

day, many cities today, well into the 70s, if not the lower 80s, and that warmth will continue tomorrow as well. live doppler 7 along with satellite, clear skies, high pressure is in control, it's bringing us the warm weather but unfortunately it's also bringing us the dry conditions. the picture outside, our live look at the east bay hills showing you the gorgeous after glow after the sun went down, barely a cloud in the sky and we are in store for a clear night the next 12 hours. temperature-wise, numbers, it is still rather mild out there for this time of year, 73 still in vallejo, san francisco earlier this afternoon, 70 that number in freemont, and 68 right now in the north bay. 67 in santa rosa and cloverdale still sitting at 60 degrees. numbers aren't going to fall too

far from where we are. it's going to be a milder night out there, a colder spot in the 40s in the north bay and inland, some of our spots will stay well above average for this time of year, dropping into the lower 50s overnight tonight. we have high pressure in control right off the coast right here. had a few high clouds moving through in the early morning hours. lots of sunshine into the afternoon and that high pressure is setting that storm track about 700 miles north of our area, you can see a little bit of moisture in vancouver, and in seattle, and dipping down towards denver. so our storm track is well north and it's going to stay there for at least the next seven days. your 12-hour planner ondown monday, that sun comes up around 7:10 in the morning, you can see by 7:00, we're already in the 70s, another mild day around here, afternoon temperatures going back into the 70s across

the board. high on your monday, about 76 for free mondmont and 76 in livermore. average this time of the year, we should be only topping out in the upper 50s to around 60 degrees, but our highs tomorrow in the 70s, you can see across the board, santa rosa, san francisco, anywhere from 11 to 17 degrees above average. unfortunately, the rainfall outlet, this is through february 17. you can see not a drop of moisture, so hopefully, as the month ends, this pattern will change and will turn a little bit wetter. but the accuweather forecast shows the next seven days, mild on your monday, a little change to the pattern midweek, thursday it's still dry, warmth afternoon on friday but really temperatures not changing all that much next weekend.

jim garoppolo took over as a starter, he is now the quarterback. reports have them close to signing jimmy g. to a long-term deal. he'll be making about 25 million a year. if they don't sign him by march 6, they'll franchise him for one year, then they have until july 16 to sign him to a long-term deal. i asked tom brady senior if he was surprised that the patriots left garropolo go? >> he's just a absolute winner, he's a real class si guy and a real winner and i hope he has success in our town here. when tom is playing for the patriots, i'll be rooting for the 49ers and the patriots on the afc side. that being said, the patriots

were between a rock and a hard place, if tommy wants to play two or three years, you're not going to be able to meet the salary cap, so they took what they felt was the best next step. >> that did create a little bit of problem between tom and bill belichi belichick? >> i don't know. to be honest with you, i could say yes or no. but i'm not inside the locker room. tommy has never told us about any conflict with belichick and espn aside, it's just they're all working in the same direction and have the same goals, whether it's josh mcdaniel or matt patricia or special teams coordinator, they're all on one team. >> all right, supermauch between the sha -- no score on the irs the,

sharks up one. final seconds of the first, game tied until chris tyranny, 2-1 sharks, second quarter, look at this help pick goal from burns, sharks go on to win that one, 3-1 your finals. the warriors have lost two of three in their host oklahoma city on tuesday. look forward to the all-star break, steph curry got a jump on that, took a week off to be at the super bowl. the thunderer taking on the lakers. the hammer had 36 points. the lakers now up 2 in the third. rick lopez from beyond the arc. 20 for lopez. in the fourth, under by 8, carmelo anthony, blocked, over to julius randall and he knocks it down phoenix open, the par 3,

gary woodland enjoying the noise, and his tee shot also on the stadium hole. he's 17 under, he's in the house at 18 under par. brady on 17th. chas rivi finds it with a birdie putt. but he would miss a key putt on the first playoff hole. and garry woodland just had to sink that par putt to win the phoenix open. i break the game down like no other, because i can. >> you go, drew. >> how many co-workers do you know have one of those? >> that's right. >> see you then. well just ahead, a new movie unravels the dark san jose's remington house.

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tonight on abc7 news at 9:00, meet the bay area girl scout whose sales are blooming thanks to a new law and it's all going to a good cause. and then a south bay man who won't let anything stand in his way. and jumanji welcome to the jungle has done something at the box office something that hasn't been done since titanic 20 years ago. >> what's so amazing is that jumanji didn't even reach it's box office for three weeks. this week jumanji made $11 million. >> winchester, about the famous san jose haunted house debuted in third with $9 million.

th rounded out the top five. >> that's it for abc7 "news at 6:00," we'll see you again at 9:00 and 11:00. >> have a great night. ♪ strummed guitar you can't experience the canadian rockies through a screen. you have to be here, with us. ♪ upbeat music travel through this natural wonder and get a glimpse of amazing, with a glass of wine in one hand, and a camera in the other, aboard rocky mountaineer. canada's rocky mountains await. call your travel agent or rocky mountaineer for special offers now.

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