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live where you live, this is abc7 news. >> the city of philadelphia finally has a super bowl champion! >> the bay area's zach ertz making one of the most important play of the night, helping the eagles win super bowl lii. you are looking at the scene inside a philadelphia bar during the final moments of super bowl lii, when the underdog, the philadelphia eagles beat the new england patriots. generations waited for tonight's celebration. this marking the team's first ever super bowl championship. >> way overdo! we got it!

eagles! >> this is for everybody since 1960, and we have not had an eagles championship in this city. >> a similar scene erupted in the streets of philly with fans wearing eagles green hugging friends and strangers, and overturned cars but for the most part the celebration has been loud and rowdy, but peaceful, it is philly. >> a danville native made tonight's winning touchdown, and mike shumann joins us with that and all the moments that made super bowl history. >> we have a producer in one of the bars in philadelphia. >> i think i saw him in one of the videos. >> eagles found out the third time is a charm, and these years, they srr a

championship. of course, ertz makes the game-winning touchdown catch. it was reviewed on the bobble, but it was returned as a catch and they win. check out the eagles' locker room afterwards. >> we said before an individual can take a difference, but a team makes a miracle. we did it against a fine football team, and when asked, be complimentary, but at the same time we are going to party! >> yeah! >> bring that up here! >> a collective team will always beat individual talent and we will have complete highlights and reaction in sports, and i would gloat but we all picked the eagles to win.

>> nice try. our local connections to tonight's super bowl are closer than you might realize. abc7 news reporter, kate larson, is live in danville to tell us about the latest super bowl heroes, zach ertz, kate? >> reporter: tom brady not the only local star, and ertz grew up in danville and had a really big night in minneapolis. number 86, zach ertz with the game-winning touchdown. he may be an eagle now but he started his career as a mustang in danville after which he headed across the bay to stanford where he was all american. she has known ertz since he was in elementary school and she's the owner of sweet street in danville, and johnston was next

to ertz' mom, cheering him on throughout the game. >> this is his favorite candy, sour patch watermelon. we're so proud of him and all he has accomplished. >> ertz spoke about his team and the philly fans. >> the city of philadelphia deserves this, and they have been longing for this for a long time and i am so grateful to be able to do this for them. >> humble, ertz gives a lot of credit to his team and quarterback and game mvp, nick foles. >> and president trump and melania held a get together in palm beach, florida, and the marching band even marched with the show tunes and "hail to the chief." and then the president raetd for his call during the national

anthem, and he did not say who he was rooting for but he's a friend of the owner of the patriots, robert kraft, and tom brady. we are joined live with another part of the story. >> reporter: eric, it was all hands on deck and during tonight's enforcement, officers could not help but be reminded of two dui cases that have had a profound impact on the department. he was responding to a collision when a motorist suspected of driving under the influence crashed into his motorcycle. >> you have been in that situation before and you hear crashes and you hope it's not coming at you, and you have to step back to regain my composure. and i could have been killed but

thank god i was not. >> three weeks before an officer was killed near hayward. for many dui crackdowns have taken on a whole new meaning. >> it wakes you up and reminds you this job is dangerous and at any moment you can be gone, and it makes you really, you know, have that sense of mission that this is why i joined the highway patrol. >> every available officer was on duty sunday looking for the duis, and it's a figure that baffles the mind of many people that say they would never take such a risk. >> it's $10,000 to get started with a dui, and it's 8 bucks for an uber, so why bother? >> words of wisdom the chp is trying to instill every single

day. will the warm weather continue for the start of the workweek? abc7 news meteorologist, drew tuma, has the forecast. >> record warmth yesterday and again today. numbers soared into the 70s and 80s. look at highs, records set from santa rosa, san francisco, oakland, sfo, and san jose and half moon bay, tying or setting new records with temperatures in the 70s. still holding on to some of the warmth right now in the late-night hour, and current temperatures, most spots in the 50s and 60s above average for this time of the year. future tracker temperatures by 11:00 tomorrow morning, and once again already have spots in the 70s. it's going to be another warm day on tap and we will let you know how long it will get tomorrow afternoon and how long the warm weather will stick around in a few minutes. >> thank you. a chase involving two cars in the south bay and then gunfire, and a woman suffered

critical injuries in the shooting just before midnight. you see damaged cars parked on the street where the chase occurred, and our media partner reports the man was driving and being chased by another driver. the suspect walked up to the wreck and fired several times and her passenger was able to run away. a dog attacked a girl this morning at a park in the east bay. it happened before 11:00 at a trail in richmond. the dog's owner was walking the dog on the leash. park police say the man snatched the child and dragged her to the ground. she suffered bites to the abdomen area, and scratches, and the dog is now in custody of animal control. this is surveillance video showing a woman escaping from two dogs that chased her in oakland. one of the dogs who attacked the officer who arrived minutes later, and officers shot and

killed one of the dogs yesterday morning and the other remains on the loose. frustrations over side shows reaching a new high for business owners in the eastbound. that story ahead. not one but two mountain lion scares on the peninsula. we will hear from a witness. uber facing claims of deceit, betrayal and espionage. a high-tech drama about to hit court. first thought was i was not going to make it, this was the p>> later, hear sailing the seas day and night. they knew where they were going, by watching the clouds move in the sky or the way their boats rocked. that's how the waves and stars would speak to them.

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several local businesses suffered damage overnight, and tonight those businesses in oakland are frustrated and demanding a stop to the illegal shows. screeching tires and burning rubber in oakland, early sunday. a large crowd gathered to watch the side show play out. the owner of the exon scared to show his face. a crowd suddenly smashes the front glass door. several people are seen running in and out with stolen merchandise. the employee that was not hurt called 911. >> it is the responsibility for the police department to make it safe for the community and the business owner. >> when officers responded some

had bottles thrown at them, and they cited 147 people involved in the side show. another side show happened near the oakland coliseum at the same time, and a man is thrown off the side of the car that was doing doughnuts. a man running for mayor says they should be given a way. >> the lasers i do not condone or tolerate, so if they want a venue, the side shows have to stop. >> in oakland, abc7 news. a pair of mountain lion sightings has a palo alto neighborhood concerned tonight. it's not clear if the same animal was seen twice if there were two different mountain

lions. one witness was driving down the street when she saw a lion cross her lawn before it disappeared. >> we were shocked, and we were, like, look at that, and i honked to make it run and it went through the neighbor's yard and into the backyard and it made my daughter very scared because she never had seen anything like that. >> these are the first mountain lion sightings in palo alto in six months. and then accusing uber of ripping off key pieces of the self driving technology. the case is being heard in federal court in san francisco. south bay kids had an inspiring lesson in how to

overcome a disability today. the man here turns paper into works of art with a hat that holds his paint brush. he even held a workshop at the children's discovery museum in san francisco to show how it is done. the kids got their very own hard hat so they could experiment with his technique. we are wrapping up a weekend that featured record warmth both saturday and today. temperatures well into the 70s. we will hang on to the warmth for another day tomorrow. live doppler seven along with satellite today during the day, we enjoyed tons of sunshine and tonight plenty of stars out there. february known as one of the wettest months, but for now live doppler 7 is dry. and then the camera top on pier 17 shows you the financial district of san francisco under

starry skies, but one problem with the warmth is the allergies. everything is blossoming now thanks to the plants thinking it's early spring. tree pollen is at moderate levels and the main offenders are elm and pine tree, and if you are sniffing it's because pollen is on the rise. and in san francisco, it's four degrees above our average daytime high this time of year. 59 in san jose. 55, that current number in concord. and the coolest spot on the map at 43. we will hang on to the clear skies. fog will not be an issue tomorrow morning for the monday morning commute. temperatures will remain on the mild side, 40s and 50s in the warmest spots, and typically this time of the year we should drop to the 30s in the coldest locations but we will not be anywhere near that in the next 24 hours. here's the setup. across california it's very quiet. a few high clouds passing from

time to time. this is where the storm track is right now. some 700 miles north of us, right around seattle, that's where you see a little rain right now thanks to high pressure off the coast, keeping that storm track north and this pattern is not changing anytime soon, unfortunately. sun is up here around 7:10 in the morning. 40s and 50s out the door. grab a light jacket because by noon these numbers are quickly rising. by 4:00 in the afternoon, it's a mild afternoon with temperatures to the coast to the bay and inland going to the 70s once again. highs on your monday, 70 in san francisco and oakland tomorrow afternoon. 76 for san jose. the same in santa rosa, 78 in clover dale. 72, that high in livermore. compare this to average. this time of the year the average daytime high should be around 60 degrees, but with everybody in the 70s from san jose to oakland to concord and redwood city, we're 11 to 17

degrees above average. the pattern will not be changing over the next couple of days. plan the next seven days for you, it's a mild monday around here. tuesday you will notice in the afternoon the winds will begin to pick up especially in the hills, but the pattern does not change all that much. wednesday and thursday we stay dry with winter warmth on friday, even saturday and sunday. we drop a couple degrees, and it's ten degrees above average. and then the week after that still remains dry after that. >> i like that winter warmth. >> i like the rain. >> i like the rain, too. >> well, shu and his golfing, the warmth is better. >> that's true. a boy took soc

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tonight. he's a patriots fan from massachusetts. there he is, you see him enjoying the show, maybe a little awkwardly, and recording the whole thing on his phone and then he realizes j.t. himself is coming toward him. ryan seizes the moment and switches his time into selfie mode and bravely snaps a picture from the selfie star, and the other view from the other side of the camera, the moment quickly went viral and turned into a meme, and he's now known on social media from the selfie kid. we will hear from the selfie kid himself on "good morning america." and biggest moments from this year's biggest game, "gma" starts at 7:00 in the morning. >> some of the dance moves rivalling what i have seen shu do out there. >> the stars made on and off the

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well, the third time is a charm. eagles after 52 of trying and their third super bowl appearance, they finally have their lombardi trophy. tro stanford grad, ertz, got the game winner.

and nick foles replacing the quarterback this year. and then a 34-yard touchdown, and eagles up 9-3 after a missed extra point. and then tom brady connects with receiver cooks. he turns around, and he's out. cooks did not come back. and patriots try to get tricky. a pass to brady, and can't make the catch. a questionable call unless he catches it. and then foles shows brady how its done. eagles up 22-12. on the reverse, foles also threw three touchdowns for 373 yards. brady closing the gap, finds gronk, five yards and a three-point game. back in the end zone, a 22-yard touchdown. check out the feet. one, two, he's in. and then brady deep, and

26-yard touchdown. a three-point game again, and then gronk found a second time. 505 yards for brady. but foles tough as nails, and ertz, the go ahead touchdown and reviewed and called a catch and eagles up five. that left a lot of time on the clock for brady. the eagles recover and end up hanging on for a 41-33 win, delivering the philadelphia eagles their first super bowl victory. >> i didn't have to be superman. i have amazing teammates and coaches around me and all i had to do was hard as i could and play for one another and play for those guys and not look at the scoreboard or the time, just go out and play and don't worry about it, and came away with a victory. >> pretty disappointing.

i mean, losing sucks, but that's part of, you know, you show up and try to win and sometimes you lose and that's the way it goes. >> as i mentioned earlier, a collective team effort will always beat individual talent and when you win a talent on any sport you always will be a world championship. 36 years later, still a world champion. >> there's a cool ring that goes along with that, too. >> yeah, they get one of these. >> blinded by it. >> thanks, shu. two trains on one track result in two deaths. and t

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good evening. thank you for joining us. i am eric thomas. >> i am deon lin. ertzs from danville caught the catch that put the eagles ahead in the last minutes of action. highway patrol officers spent super bowl sunday looking for drunk drivers along bay area freeways. it's a maximum enforcement effort. no arrest numbers are available for tonight. several oakland business owners need to repair damage after vandalism took place during an illegal side show overnight. some of them are demanding

oakland police and city leaders do more to stop the dangerous gatherings. oakland police said they towed 37 cars and cited 147 people in the latest side show. and then an amtrak crashed head on with a freight train in south carolina. the early-morning tragedy injured 115 other people and killed two. >> reporter: daylight showed the horrific damage of the head on collision, and the amtrak train nearly unrecognizable after the crash. >> we had a derailment at charleston. >> the amtrak engineer and conductor were riding in the front and were killed. nearly all of the 139 passengers suffered injuries. >> my first thought is i was not going to make it, this was the end for me. that's the way i felt. >> reporter: more than 100 taken

to the hospital and only half dozen still being treated. >> it ripped my chair off the floor, and the lady next to me was an elderly woman and she was all tangled up in the chair in front of her. >> already at the scene the chairman of the ntsb said the problem was a switch in the wrong position. >> it was to be diverted into the siding, so the bottom line is, the cx train is in the siding. >> the train headed to miami was outside columbia, south carolina. according to amtrak signals were down and the owner of the tracks, the freight rail company was in charge of the traffic, but the switch was locked diverting train 91 off the lane line and into a side track, and a parked freight train was on the track and in the darkness of

the morning, the amtrak slammed into the stationary train. the company gave no indication why the switch was set in the wrong position. questions for the ntsb, why wasn't that switch flipped back to the main line? and why didn't they tell amtrak to stop? a pilot is fine tonight after making an emergency landing when his landing gear failed to work in texas. check it out. you are looking at video that captured the small plane skidding along a run way at san antonio international airport. the plane scraped along the pavement for about 100 yards. the faa is trying to find out why the landing gear failed. slick roads in the nation's midsection of causing numerous crashes including a huge pileup that closed part of a missouri

interstate overnight. this drone footage was taken by fire department along interstate 44 east of springfield. numerous cars and big rigs lost traction in the icy westbound lanes near the town of marsh field. the highway patrol says the road will be closed all night and two other big rig crashes on the same freeway killed one person and sent a dozen to the hospital. tomorrow for the third and final time, a disgraced former usa gymnastics doctor will be sentenced to decades in prison. on friday 265 women and girl had reported abuse. nassar was sentenced last week to 42 to 175 years in prison and a federal judge sentenced him to 60 years on child pornography charges in december. now to the controversial republican memo on the russia investigation. president trump says the declassified memo vindicates him

and proves the investigation led by special counsel robert mueller is nothing more than partisan politics, but democrats said even some republican lawmakers disagree, and they say the document from california congressman, devin nunes, cherry-picks information he likes and ignores the big picture. >> i think staff coordinate the effort with the white house. >> schumer is going to be to bee to release a rebutted memo, and democrats are afraid trump will use the memo to fire robert mueller. bitcoin and other currencies are losing their value with banks. the banks don't want the credit

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she was a wife, a mother, a hard worker. for her to take that stance against having to sit in back of the bus, she took that step that all of us today should take in what we believe in. >> it's thanks to rosa parks bravely standing up for equal rights when she took that famous ride back in 1955 that says she doesn't have to sit in the back because of the color of her skin. >> today i am sitting in the middle of the bus and a window seat. it's amazing. i am impressed and that made my day when i looked at the sign. >> see says it explains >> she was a inspiration when i was a single young mother working, and i had to stand up for my rights and payroll and vacation time. >> officials tell me they came up with the idea of reserving

her seat in hopes of inspiring passengers to take a moment to reflect and remember that it was park's quiet strength that made a seat available for everybody. abc7 news. you might have bought girl scout cookies already and today one girl scout returned into a familiar spot outside a pot club in san francisco to sell cookies. abc7 news was on market street when danielle sold cookies in the same place, but it was the first time since recreation marijuana sales became legal last month. >> we love having her here. >> we want to raise money. >> for every box of cookies she sales we will donate a box of cookies on an alzheimer's caretaker's group. >> danielle told us selling the

cookies helps her to build her d public speaking skills. from salads to smoothies, meet the bay area chefs showing us how to get the most out of the cooking with cannabis, and that's tomorrow night on abc7 news at 11:00. the weather forecast has been unseasonably warm for a february. >> a lot of people want to know if it's going to continue, drew. >> the four first days of february well above average for this time of year. today we set records across many cities, and it's still mild for this time of year. a lot of 50s and 60s on the board. a couple spots from fairfield have dropped into the upper 40s, and that's where many sit in the next couple of hours, the lows under stars will drop into the low 40s, the more urban

locations will hold in the low 50s as starting temperatures on your monday. 12-hour planner on monday, another quickly warming day. by noon spots inland already in the 70s. by 4:00, it's mild across the board from the coast to the bay and inland, we all go back into the 70s once again. under the bat yearn pattern we through february 17th. the next two weeks does not look to feature a drop of rain, just a warm and dry pattern that we are currently under. the accuweather 7-day forecast, the pattern has little change with the warmth continuing even into parts of next weekend under a mixture of sun and clouds. >> all right, sir. thank you very much. >> sure. somebody always told me there's a bay area connection to almost anything. >> it seems like it, including the super bowl. >> always seems to be a local star in the super bowl, and this year a few. tom brady on the losing end, and

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the story of super bowl lii has to be eagles' quarterback nick foles, and he was ready to retire after leaving arizona, and hooked on to the eagles and all he did was throw from 373 yards and three touchdowns and becomes the first quarterback in super bowl history to catch a touchdown pass. he was so cool under pressure, as eagles took a lot of chances on fourth downs and his teammates rallied around him. as you can imagine, the game's mvp was on cloud 9 afterwards. >> to be part of the eagles first super bowl championship, we have all waited a long time

to be in this position to be world championships, and the people in philadelphia and across the nation that support the eagles, they have waited a long time. you know, being part of this and being drafted to philadelphia and being fortunate enough to come back and be part of this team and to be a piece of this puzzle, i mean, it's been a long time coming and, you know, i know there's going to be a lot of celebrating tonight. >> what a great ertz had key drive-extending catches on third and fourth down as the eagles massed four downs. that continued on the game's biggest stage. >> that drive was huge. obviously you can't give that guy anytime. we kicked a field goal, but i

scored and that's a good thing, and nick played unbelievable, and that makes our job easy when you have a quarterback playing like him and carson did all year. i can't put into words how the city of philadelphia deserves this and i am so grateful to be able to do this for them. >> their lihis life is going to starting tomorrow. and then garrapalo took over and the team went 5-0. reports have them close to signing jimmy g. to a long-term deal. he will make about $25 million a year, and if the niners don't sign him by march 6th, they will franchise him and have until july 16th to sign him into a long deal. and then we'll call this a draw. no score in the first. a perfect pass, and sharks up

one. final seconds of the first. game tied, and chris tyranny takes care of that. and then second period, same score. and then a pass results in an epic goal by brent burns. look at this, it's like a fade away, fires it in from way downtown and sharks win 3-1. the warriors lost 2 of 3 in oklahoma city, the dubs running on fumes and looking at the all-star break. russell westbrook and the thunder taking on the lakers. the hammer, he had 36 points. lakers now up two in the third. former stanford star, lopez from beyond the arc. 20 for lopez, and then in the fourth, carmelo anthony blocked, and then randal throws it down. lakers go on to win that one

108-104. phoenix open, the par 16th hole always rockin'. he ends up dropping this in for a birdie. he's 17 under, and he's in the clubhouse at 18 under. 18th hole after a birdie on 17. he's 18 under forcing a playoff, but he misses a key putt on the first hole and then wins the phoenix open. for the super bowl, we all brought food and i have been grazing all day and i'm ready for a nap. and zach ertz, with the game winner, his life will be different, everything looks and tastes better, and your wife looks better -- >> oh!

>> everything looks better. >> let me ask you this. did you have a moment of doubt where you thought you might be seeing a replay of last year's super bowl? >> when zach scored there was 2:00 left in the game and that was way too much time for tom brady. and then a hail mary pass, it could have been over but it didn't happen. >> what a game. >> that's it for tonight. i'm eric thomas. >> for all

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