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and people are concerned about each other's well-being. >> in yountville tonight, offing community finds strength together. >> it's been five days since a man walked into the home and shot and killed three women. >> tonight there was a healing time. >> reporter: tonight in yountville, the community greeted each other with hugs. same came with friends and family. others like marie came alone with a bouquet of flowers and balloons. >> i brought three red balloons, because they're for red. for the women who passed away. and i bought a little pink one for the unborn baby that passed away with the mother and of course the white roses are for innocence. >> reporter: about 100 people gathered in the town's community center just to talk and heal. >> i think there's a real

mixture of feelings. >> reporter: dick came to get more information. >> the more people talk the more rumors get started. and the rumors are pretty rampant. >> reporter: napa county sheriff john robertson was also here and he hopes the empathy and compassion from the community continues. local firefighters also joined the meeting. >> that's the number one thing we're trying to do, get everything back to normal, but we don't want to forget the three ladies who lost their lives. >> reporter: they were shot in the ptsd center where they all worked and were trying to help. now pathway home is closed indefinitely. abc 7 news. >> a public memorial for the three victims will take place monday march 19th beginning at 6:00 at napa valley performing arts center at lincoln theater.

classes stopped across the country when students walked out in solidarity against gun violence. people of all ages paused to listen to the voices of the young saying enough. when it comes to the lives being ended by gunfire. >> this is what democracy looks like! >> they left classes at many schools but spoke with one voice, calling for an end to gun violence. calls for change rose from many communities across the bay area and the country. like in san francisco city cityy one young man answered critics who said students would have been better off staying in class. >> why are we going to be in class if we are going to be basically sitting sheep, you know? why would we go to class if we do not feel safe there? >> in florida, the voices of hundreds of students joined as

one. students at marjory stoneman douglas school urged lawmakers to pass gun laws. and one young woman stood outside her school in new jersey all alone. she claims her school only gave students the option of gathering in the gymnasium for 17 minutes but she said that wasn't good enough. >> i care about it, so i want to do something about it. >> now organizers are already planning more events, including the march for life in washington, d.c. on march 24th. >> san leandro high school has canceled classes tomorrow because of a shooting threat found in school today. students and parents panicked as the school was put on rock dolo while police secured the campus. a commission approved a set of guidelines for taser use within the police department.

the policy must obtain the approval of the officers union. lilian kim has the story. >> the motion passes 6-1. >> reporter: after months of discussion, the san francisco police commission voted on a taser policy, one that was more restrictive than one desired by the san francisco police officer's association. they voted to call tasers weapons as opposed to devices. >> i think in order to have credibility with the public, we need to be honest about what this thing is, it's a weapon. >> reporter: another key point, stronger language about when they can use a taser. they can only tuesday when a person is violently resisting arrest. as written in a june ballot mess usual. that proposal seeks voter approval on a taser policy it crafted on its own. >> this is a weapon that has the potential to be lethal. i think it should be at a higher level, and i think it should be very clear what we mean.

>> reporter: the commission's policy sparked a wide range of opinions from appreciation to disgust. >> these calm discussions of torturing our people, that we act like this is intelligent and calm, when we're talking about torture. i'm just appalled at this way that humans interact with each other. >> reporter: it's unclear what will happen to the union's june ballot measure. but the union's president said they're committed to working with the commission to ensure the policy is enacted. in san francisco, lilian kim, abc7 news. big-time hail in petaluma. >> oh, yeah. rain and hail across the bay area today. just take a look at that hail in petaluma. >> and once that passed, this beautiful sight. katie marzullo got this shot of a rainbow backed by stormy skies. blue skies to remind us that spring is around the corner. >> we're going to be closing out

winter with wet weather and beginning spring with another storm. take a look at live doppler 7. it is the quiet phase. we did have storms moving across parts of the north bay. reports of thunderstorms that moved across the north bay and hail as well. do want to show you a picture of the hail from petaluma. thank you for this photo. you can see the hail all over the road there, on the storm impact scale, the next system is a level one. scattered showers, breezy conditions. could see more thunder and hail, and snow is possible over the highest peaks. so this storm is going to be a cold one. hour by hour look at that timeline is coming right up. ama? >> sonoma county is the latest county warning residents about toxic shellfish in its waters. they are advising people not to eat recreationally harvested clams or scallops. one person has already been hospitalized after eating

mussels on sunday. united airlines is under fire for making another mistake in regard to a pet. instead of sending the pet to kansas they sent the dog to japan. >> he's probably scared and freaked out and hurting because he doesn't have his medicine. >> she was flying with her family from organiegon to kansa city. when she went to pick up her german shepherd, she was given a great dane. the dogs were accidently put into the wrong kennels. this comes one day after the tragic death of this puppy on a flight from houston to new york. the flight attendant told the family the bag the dog was stored in had to be stored in an overhead bin. >> she took him out and opened the thing and she got the dog, and he was dead. >> late tonight, a criminal investigation has been launched

into the dog's death. families would normally be all smiles at a toy store, but tonight at toys "r" us locations parents are sad. they are closing or selling all 800 stores in the u.s. abc 7 news reporter kate eieat e marzullo has more. >> reporter: these shoppers wouldn't leave without a photo and they can't believe it's going out of business. this was one of 180 already marked for enclosure in -- -- closure in january. but it was too much to bear for parents who wanted their children to grow up as toys "r" us kids as they did. >> i wanted to bring him to play with the toys. and now he can't do that. >> every gift i got came from toys "r" us pretty much. >> reporter: the only thing that surprises him is how surprised everyone else is.

>> we probably saw this coming ten years ago. >> reporter: the director of santa clara university's retail management institute said toys "r" us was hit by a one-two punch. >> they suffered a pretty severe body blow when walmart started selling popular toys, and it really didn't help, and then the internet delivers the final blow. >> reporter: he says the toy industry will struggle in the short term, but mom and pop shops will ultimately fill the void. more than 30,000 jobs are at stake. in san jose, katie marzullo, abc 7 news. in a great lakalaxy not so , the start of something new. >> george lucas breaking ground on a billion dollar project. you might be entitled to some cash back. >> even though pring is ospring week away, snow is coming down in the sierra.

first here's a look at what's coming up on jimmy kimmel live. >> thanks, dan and ama. this show is dedicated to you. >> i really couldn't find my friggin' pants. i was looking all over the place. and i remembered that i put them in the

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88lelelele8le tar war star war creator george lucas started a project in los angeles. >> reporter: george lucas may best be known for a galaxy far, far away. but today this tstar war korea eight creator is breaking ground for the museum. the crowd laughs because lucas and his wife originally planned on building the museum in san francisco, then committed to building in chicago before deciding l.a.'s expedition park would be its home, right next to

usc. >> this is not just an extraordinary place but a prism of humanity. a place where we refract the hopes, the dreams, the aspirations of the human family today. >> reporter: what the mayor left out is unique rendering of the museum look less like something that was built than something that has landed. >> i wanted a special museum that was a work of art in itself. >> i want a child to look at this museum and say i want to see what is inside of that building. >> reporter: what will be inside, plenty of "star wars" memorabilia as well as works of artists, but it will focus on the art of storytelling. >> it does tell us who we are and where we came from. obviously, the most advanced version of that narrative art is the movies. >> reporter: rob hayes, abc 7 news. remember the snuggy? it was marketed as a blanket with sleeves.

now the company behind the snuggey has settled to pa pay $7.2 million for misleading advertising. they promised buy one/get one free deals but did not disclose all the additional costs to customers. for more information on your potential refund, visit our website. know snow is piling up in t sierra, and more is on the way. do use caution if you plan to drive up there in the next day or two. >> absolutely. people who did make it up there, boy, they had a really great powder day. this is video from home wood. that man did not quite succeed. at least there was a lot of snow there to cushion the fall. but they're having a great time. >> yeah, they certainly are. how much more rain can we expect this week in h? >> let's just say that we're going to be getting a lot more rain over the next seven days.

welcome back, ama. we're gr we're glad you're back. to-day rain totals look like this. about four inches in petaluma. .76 in oakland. a little more than that in livermore. san francisco, .97. and a half inch in half moon bay. we saw rain, we saw sun, a beautiful rainbow like this one posted on my facebook page from the evergreen area in san jose. connie s. sent us this. we encourage you to send your pictures, and hopefully we can feature them on air our online. where do we stand with the rainy season? here's where we stand, 58% of average at spo, 60

here's how much rain we have received, we're still not near where we should be for this time of year. we're heading in the right direction. we're hoping for a lot more rain to get us up closer to average. now we're not going to get to average. the rainy seenason's going to b closing out. but we'll keep an eye on it and hope we don't go into a severe drought. here's a picture from kirkwood, four to 18 inches, more coming. this is probably a good time to get up there. it's not going to be a good time tomorrow afternoon. winter storm warning, thursday 5:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. the snow will be picking up and gusty winds. you're looking at 34 inches tahoe city. donner, 37 inches. could see several feet of snow as we head into the weekend and in time for the weekend, fresh

powder to enjoy. but tomorrow is not a good day. neither is friday, it's going to be gusting and snowy. morning snow giving way to lingering clouds on sunday. temperatures in the 40s, 50s,,, except 38 in clear lake. snow level between 2500 and 3500 feet and a drier pattern setting up saturday through monday. scattered showers, breezy conditions. snow is possible over the peaks, and watch out, potential for thunder and hail, starting 5:00 a.m. in the north bay in end see know county. around 88:00 a.m. showers. pockets of downpours. carry the umbrellas, and don't forget about your jackets, because it is also going to be a chilly day. in terms of rainfall totals, basically a few hundreds of an

inch to just over an inch of rain through friday. morning lows, 30s, 40s. afternoon highs on the cool side, upper 40s to upper 50s. here's the accuweather forecast. level one cold storm thursday, friday. morning showers on st. patrick's day and you dry out. tuesday, wednesday, level one systems in time for spring. all right, tomorrow on "good morning, america." consta constant

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good evening. wat is left of the warriors' injury-ravaged roster played tonight. and steph curry was a spectator, so was draymond green. and the same birthday as albert einstein. and it's pi you 314. shawn livingston, one of two healthy guards on the roster made his first six shots high off the window. 13 points, seven dubs in double figures. they've been waiting for cook to play comfortable. he had 13, up ten, just before halftime. somebody better check lonzo ball. he in-bounded and tipped that this. nick young, ex-laker. you know, he loves to light them up. swaggy p, part of a 12-0 run. then jordan bell, problems with the ankles. this would be authority getting

healthy. the and first round of the n.i.t. cardinal up nine, reed travis with a throw down. he was angry. had a team high 25. 13 seconds left. elijah bryant. all right, three-point game now, five seconds left. bryant misses the free throw intentionally. tj haas has a chance to tie it. bryant, givingit one more look? no. stanford hangs on, 86-83. sharks talking on the oilers. 3-2 oilers in the third. bodker crosses it to dillon. with a wrister. ryan strum for the win? no. martin jones denied. epic, sliding save. later in the o.t.

pure hustle, steals the puck, gets it to logan couture who's going to give it back to hurdle. drive home safely. carlos hyde knew the niners were going in the wrong direction. he went home. signed with the kraecleveland browns. they replaced him with mckinnon, gave him a deal up to $30 million. 5'9", 205 pounds, used mostly as a backup tailback in ohio. we'll see how kyle shanahan uses him in the red and gold. and staying overnight in the bay area, the saints and seahawks said to be interested. jordie may want to be a patriot as

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all right, we got 22 seconds to formally welcome ama back. >> welcome back. >> good to be back. >> we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> i'm ama daetz. thank you for joining us. jimmy kimmel live is next. tv's number one daily viral video show, "right this minute."

a baby elephant trying to get out of a mud hole becomes -- >> physically exhausted. >> but see the moment it gets a great big helping hand. >> hey, hey, hey, hey. did you hear that? >> hear what? >> it's a social experiment with a serious message. >> they say 24 million people deal with this daily. >> find out why this coffee shop is filled with hidden cameras. >> a camera right here, one right back here. >> there's always a first time for -- >> being shocked. >> how no beard daddy did the trick. >> what's the matter? and little james looks a little different. >> he might have been hitting the gym. >> i'm full. >> see how he's staring down the doubters. >> look! >> i don't see nothing. >> yes, feel it. >> look at the guns.

evolution paying off for this young elephant in the beginning of the video, from india. you can see absolutely exhausted, caught in this swampy, muddy water, and fortunately that trunk is out of the water and still able to breathe, but you can see physically exhausted. >> it looks impossible for this elephant to get up from there. >> it got into trouble overnight. they could hear its wails and cries. they waited until the sun came up so they could see what was going on, nearby a village. >> normally we see a herd of elephants surrounding. how did this one end up alone? >> the herd is off in the trees hanging around but you'll see why they're giving a bit of space because the indian forest officials are about to show up and blinging the big guns with them or in this case a big machine. it's sad to see, clearly clinging on to life, no energy left whatsoever. >> they're such big, strong animals. to see them like this is heartbreaking. >> they've dug away at the edge of the area and