thank you for joining us. i'm eric thomas. >> i'm dion lim. we begin with marches held along the country, a look at the largest rallies held in washington, d.c., new york city, los angeles, right here in the bay area. >> at least six women's marches were held locally. cornell barnard takes us to a few of them live tonight in san francisco. cornell? >> reporter: the rally here at civic center wrapped up a short time ago, thousands of people making their voices heard. >> whose street? >> our street! >> reporter: many got loud, others got political. thousands made their way down market street for the women's march. we spotted the mayor. >> let us not be satisfied until women are finally making the same amount of money and even more than men. >> reporter: a large crowd

filled civic center to join the fight for equality and celebrate women in politics. lisa brought her daughter. >> she want s to be president so we're trying to keep her involved in as much as we can with what's going on today. >> reporter: in oakland, this march was on the move from lake merritt to city hall. many signs in the crowd reflecting the times. >> wanted to come out and represent in solidarity for women's rights, for health care, for housing, for all the issues that impact a lot of people around the world. >> reporter: the first march started in 2017 as a protest to president trump's arrival in office. >> we march because we know them, then that donald trump was trying to turn back the clock. we knew it. we showed up and said no way. >> reporter: in san jose, a smaller crowd gathered for a rally to champion women's rights. a law professor spearheaded the

campaign to recall a judge. >> we're saying no to abusers, enablers in public office. no abusers in public office, no abusers in the white house or on the supreme court. >> reporter: i have covered all three women's marches. the ones today appear to be smaller in numbers from tahrir years past, but the passion people have, the commitment they have appear to be just as strong. in san francisco, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> thank you very much. in the east bay, a crowd turned out for a march at walnut creek and gathered for a rally, many holding signs and clad in pink fighting for equality. they said this is a time to make their voices heard. >> this is an important time in our country, we need to make a statement, show up, represent, and having two daughters, this is even a bigger deal than more than before. >> some demonstrators also

mentioned the current government shutdown and the battle over funding for a border wall. >> this year's national movement may be smaller than years past because of accusations of anti-semitism against an organizer in washington. the controversy surrounds women's march co-president tamika mallory's ties to and refusal to condemn farrakhan. organizers in five cities hosted marches the past two years but did not plan one for this year. many of those cities held alternative events. kamala harris spoke at the women's march in 2017 but hold buzzfeed she will not participate this year. women's march incorporated says it rejects anti-semitism. we sent a push alert letting

know people tehey can see the colorful signs. enable push alerts on the app. developing news, day 29 of the partial government shutdown and a new offer on the table from president trump. his proposal includes $800 million for humanitarian assistance for migrants, $805 million for drug detection technology, 275,000 border agents and 75 immigration judges as well as extended protections for young immigrants. >> reporter: president donald trump offering to make a deal. >> i am here to break a logjam and provide congress with a path forward to end the government shutdown. >> reporter: he proposed funds for what he called a humanitarian and security crisis at the southern border. new drug detection technology, more border agents an a wul. >> the plan includes $5.75

billion for a strategic deployment of physical barriers or a wall. >> reporter: then he offered what he believes will convince moderate democrats to soup pupp h him. >> three years for 700,000 daca recipients. >> reporter: and three years of protection for individuals with temporary protected status. >> that is our plan. border security, daca, tps, and many other things. >> reporter: but nancy pelosi rejecting the proposal. in a statement, she says it is unlikely any one of these provisions alone would pass the house and taken together they are a nonstarter. for one thing, this proposal does not include the permanent solution for the dreamers and tps recipients. she added that democrats want border security but first will pass bills to reopen the government, something that seems unlikely as both sides continue to stand their ground. the shutdown sparked an

emergency town hall at the east bay. a large crowd showed up to get an update from a congressman before he addressed constituents. we asked him for his reaction to president trump's announcement. he had this message for the president. >> you need to take a deep breath and do what's best for the american people, reopen government, don't hold these people hostage and have a discussion through the normal process. >> when asked for his opinion on the president's latest offer, he said the wall remains a nonstarter. in the north bay, coast guard families hurting because of the shutdown received some help. abc7 news was in novato as the san francisco marin food bank brought its mobile pantry to town today. about 150 coast guard families got to stock up on food and other necessities. they've been going without a paycheck for over four

>> this is aamamazinamazing. >> it's sad. this is food we'd like to be giving to other people but we're trying to spread it out. >> a big turnout there. the food bank helped families who are eligible sign up for assistance from the state. an animal rescue in the north bay is offering free pet food to pet owners who work for the federal government but are not getting paid. they will provide for any kind of pet including dogs, horse, even fish. it can ship the food to pet owners. people have to apply. we have information on how to do that on our websites a abc7news.com. after an 88-year-old woman was nearly bet aen beaten to the neighborhood where it happened -- dozens of residents gathered at an elementary school. it was nearly two weeks ago the woman was attacked an left for dead at a playground.

there was a concern that robbers and burglars are targeting the asian community. >> we're moving resources from other areas into the visitation valley area. we're also increasing visible patrols for our black and whites. >> you can call the police department's anonymous tip line at 415-575-44 identify the suspect in this sketch. we are tracking when to expect more wet weather. >> earlier this afternoon, it was a mild day, temperatures well into the 60s, but a live look from our emeryville camera. the clouds streaming in from our next storm ahead. we'll show you when it arrives. and marshawn lynch may be a man of few words, but he has some choice ones for president trump. the raiders running back reveals why he's getting into real estate in oakland. a kentucky high school is facing harsh criticism after

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marshawn lynch went beast mode on president trump with bill maher. when the host asked for his response to the president calling him unpatriotic for sitting during the national anthem, he hit back. he used a colorful expletive that we won't repeat. he we ahirtaying everybody versus trump and waked in o oak. he's buying real estate in the city to fight gentrification. outrage is growing over students who mocked a native american vietnam veteran.

you might have seen this on social media already. this video captured at yesterday's indigenous people's watch in a washington is making the rounds. it shows a teen wearing a make america great stairing at the man. the students were attending the march for life. >> insane. build that wall, build that wall. this is indigenous lands. we never had walls. we never had a prison. we always took care of our elders and our children. taught them right and wrong. >> the high school said the students will be punished and could be expelled. see just how much snow has fallen in tahoe and how much more is coming. that's ahead. >> we love to have the three- and four-foot storms. >> this guy loves the snow

blanketing california. where it has transformed one home into a near igloo.

imagine waking up and finding your house buried in sn snow. that's what happened to one man in sierra. his home looks like a giant igloo. for some, this may be a major inconvenience, this man says bring it on. >> i'm delighted to have this much snow. i'm going to go out and ski as much as i can up and downhill. >> looks like he could ski off the roof. when it comes to clearing the snow, nevada county does most of the work, plowing his driveway as well as the rounds around it. >> mogul, right? more snow is on the way to the sierra, a winter storm in effect tomorrow at 9:00 a.m. up to two feet of snow is expected in the higher elevations. interstate 80 looked pretty good

this afternoon for those headed up to tahoe, but that is expected to change and could be dangerous for drivers once the snow starts coming down. the warning is supposed to expire monday morning. a brief break between storms today, a mild evening on tap, but tomorrow we're tracking showers returning to the forecast. live doppler 7 giving the active scan across the region and we are dry. the picture tonight, it's a gorgeous one, a live look from our east bay hills camera, that sun setting. you can see there's a lot of cloud in our sky and that cloud cover will give way to rainfall tomorrow, but the sierra, i want to give you an update on where we stand because we're doing really well. ha last year at this time, sierra fall only26% of normal, and today, the snow pack is healthy, above normal at 111% and more snow is on the way tomorrow. good news there. rainfall across the region,

we're getting back to where we should be, percent of normal, made huge gains this past week with that storm on wednesday. you can see san francisco 90% of normal, 92% in santa rosa, and we'll tack onto these numbers tomorrow with some light showers. temperature-wise, concord, 67, 64 in the city, 65 in san jose and santa rosa coming in at 58 degrees. overnight tonight, a lot of cloud cover out there. numbers not falling too far from where we are right now over the next 12 hour so a lot of 50s for our i don't ever night lows and we'll track a chance of shower after midnight. tomorrow, a coastal flood advisory in effect at 8:00 in the morning. this coincides with our highest tides we have all year, the king tide, so high tide around san francisco, right around 10:00 in the morning at seven feet. likely we'll see some minor flooding in the low-lying areas once that high tide moves in. live doppler 7, our next front is moving into north korea e ii

california as we speak. light, scattered showers, most cities less than a half an inch of rain. we'll have that as the front moves through. tomorrow, 6:00, 7:00, perhaps an isolated shower to start the day, a better bet in the afternoon and the evening. and future weather saying by 4:00, 5:00 in the evening, widely scattered showers, an isolated downpour as well. take the rain gear with you. showers will be popping up. highs on your sunday not as warm tomorrow as we were today, upper 50s to near 60 degrees. here's that winter storm warning in effect for the sierra. starts tomorrow morning, 1 to 2 feet of fresh show, above 6,000 feet. the accuweather forecast, a morning sprinkle for holiday on monday, then our pattern does a 180, sunshine, drying out, a warm pattern sets up that looks

to last into the upcoming weekend next week. >> 68 is almost 70, which is practically good. i like your thinking. >> you know what we have now? boogie nights. >> that song has been playing a lot the last two days. a performance worthy of a standing ovation. and demarcus cousins first start in nearly a year

15 minutes, 14 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and a plus 21 rating. boogie is back. you can see stephane curry and

clklay thompson thought his performance was pretty good. a monster dunk, cousins had three threes. after spending the last year rehabbing a torn achilles, he had his doubts. >> i was nervous all the way up until and, you know, stomach was tight, butterflies, whatever you want to call it, but once the ball went up, you know, everything kind of went out the window and it all felt familiar. >> can we say you're unbaitable? >> please, go ahead. season is over. see you in october and training camp. >> not quite. james harden is on an incredible tear. the guard has scored 115 total points over his last two games. he scored 58 against the nets and the rockets still lost. up next, the rockets are hosting the lakers and luke walton as altered his defensive expectations for l.a. >> if we can keep them in

anything under -- anything under 50 we've succeeded. the if it's over 50, it didn't work. >> we'll see. the players figured out if they're going to make the trek all the way to washington you better make it a sophomore sensation hasd to st this one up. day ondavis had five steals. a team-high is a points. the cougars closed to within one, but stanford pulled away by the three. marcus sheffield had 11 big points off the bench. six assists for davis as well. look at this one. freshman bryce wills all alone under the basket. that was nice. 13 points for wills. stanford picks up its second pac-12 win. the bears still looking for their first pac-12 win and the

dogs are on the loose. wrong dogs. bears came out hot off the turnover. austin and mcneal, cal an 11-point lead. but dominic green gave washington its first lead. in the second half, washington and the crowd just blow it open. off the miss, watch matisse bible. this is call a hammer. cal 0-6 in pac-12 play. they lose. difficult trip for the bears. >> just me being an older guy, but that washington state defender should have chased the guy a little harder. >> a little effort. he had a conversation with his coach probably. >> just ahead, animal control. >> cops saddle up as a wanted man -- saddle up a

all right. this is a wild story and go figure, it comes out of florida. >> we do mean wild. three horses chasing a man through a pasture who ran from deputies during a traffic stop. he hoofed it and jumped the fence, eluding his equine pursuers. >> the deputies corralled him a short time later. this looks not even real, like a video game. >> i'm sure those horses were deputized and had the authority.

keep your eyes on that man right there, james harden in the building. if it's possible to get an mvp of the midseason, well, he's just about there. >> already got 30. >> rockets host the lakers right now. >> so fresh and so clean, clean. >> i like that outfit. t-minus 60 seconds and counting. power transfer is complete. >> james holding his left leg. >> the best individually