real time. >> abc7 news reporter chris nguyen is live with the story. >> reporter: this is one of the most popular restaurants in downtown san mateo. we spoke to the chef earlier off camera and he said he has been receiving multiple threats in recent days. in san mateo, a popular earlier this week, chef partner of verse hall restaurant wrote, it hasn't happened yet, but if you come to my restaurant wearing a maga cap, you aren't getting served. wrote maga hats are like white hoods except stupider. the tweets were removed.

>> the strong feelings of anti trump by a lot of people are well documented. >> reporter: john boil of the san diego county gop was surprised to learn about the ban. >> are you going to refuse service on the basis of somebody's religious beliefs or economic beliefs? it is the kind of thing that is really inappropriate. >> reporter: the tweets not to everyone's taste. >> the word is going to spread. good luck from this point on. >> reporter: lopez declined to go on camera. he told abc7 news that employee safety is most important. >> the threatening of each other is, this discourse about it is much more effective. >> reporter: the restaurant's yelp page was hit with a string of one star reviews which is well below its average

four stars. we are live in san mateo, chris nguyen, abc7 news. >> thank you so much. let's take a look at the results from abc7news.com/vote. 54% is saying political discrimination. >> we can probably do an hour conversation on this alone as to which side of it you are on. >> and people aren't going to change their mind. >> that's for sure, but if nobody ever came in your restaurant wearing this hat, i'm not sure why you would tweet this in the first place. a priest in the catholic has been put on administrative leave. >> father alex castillo was appointed to a leadership post

in 2017. eric thomas is live with the report. >> reporter: administrative leave means father castillo is not allowed to perform any priestly duties indefinitely while the investigation continues. this is father alex castillo who came to the bay area order deigned in 2011. father castillo is on administrative leave while investigation. of snap, the survivors network

is not surprised by the allegations. >> there are things like this situation where they said this is a thing of the past, it doesn't happen anymore, but it does happen. >> reporter: the diocese says the matter has been reported to law enforcement. publicly, the diocese has been a big backer of eliminating abusers. joey says he might put more faith in that if the diocese had released the names of priests as they promised. >> the diocese of oakland was due to release names of accused priest back in somebody the and waiting for january, and looks

like in we are going to pass up january. >> reporter: abc7 news has contacted police agencies in alameda and contra costa county if investigations has been made by them. we still haven't heard yet. the diocese says this investigation is underway and have not released the names of the priest accused while they notified the victims if that is what they are going to do. thank you. friends of a missing woman hope a reward will help track her down. a muni employee found her wallet and cell phone. she had her dog buddy with her when she vanished. they found her dog wandering alone. >> we are just really, really

concerned that she has been taken advantage of or not well and is in some way incapacitated. >> take a look, this is video of her taken outside john's grill. john's grill is offering a 5,000 reward for her safe return. a traffic alert here. about two hours after a crash involving several vehicles, this happened westbound near treasure island just after 2:00 p.m. three cars were involved. two of the drivers left the scene, one came back. sky seven showed one of the drivers being put in handcuffs. we don't know what if any charges she may take. i came in on the bridge today and traffic was basically at a stand still and this will last well into the afternoon. the backup will continue. let's take a live look at

our mt. tam and east bay hills camera. the big story, that is tomorrow. >> and here is spencer christian with the story. >> here is a look at live doppler 7. it doesn't show much of the moment. the storm ranks three on the storm impact scale. producing wide spread heavy rainfall. damaging wind gusts up to 60 miles per hour. three to 4 inches of rain in the hills. a high wind watch will be in effect from 3:00 in the afternoon to 6:00 a.m. saturday. possibility of downed trees. tr. flash flood watch. maybe a few spotty sprinkles tomorrow in the north bay. and the rain begins to move in. we will have wide spread stormy

conditions. a closer look at the specifics in a few moment. snow pack in the sierra, looking good. showing the snow pack is at 50 inches, that is 98% of average. improvement of january survey. if you are curious how this compares last year, check the side by side comparison. barely enough snow to measure. and look at these images from the national the images reflect the depth of the snow. the darker the purple, the deeper the snow. we are looking good. track the rain and the weather conditions where you live with

the abc7 news app. a federal appeals court has blocked a san francisco law. the unanimous ruling by the ninth circuit is a victory. they sued from stopping the law to taking effect. the san francisco city's attorney's office says "this decision is solely about the size of the warning label. make no mistake, we are committed to protection the health of san francisco." a law that hopes the newsom administration will look into the hidden gas charge. lawmakers don't know the origin of it or where the money is going. they suspect oil gagers.

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switch today. here at abc7 news we are committed to building a better bay area. and what that means is we dig into issues that affect our quality of life. >> preserving cultural history while providing more housing. this is happening in japantown neighborhood. david louie is here to show us what is happening in the south bay. >> reporter: 20 years ago lawmakers were concerned tt e tn might fade away. 127 meetings later, after a lot of effort went into this, this japantown is going to see new

development, going to find itself at the cross roads of its past and its future. there is excitement in the air in san jose's historic japantown. a nearly four-acre site that used to be the city corporation yard that is going to become the major mixed used development. retails stores, art center and a park. >> i think it will attract the younger generation because what is going to be going on in the courtyard as well as people coming in to eat and do other kinds of cultural things here in japantown. >> reporter: the cite hsite has meaning. yu is an historian with family ties to the site. >> to me this is my roots. my father was born here at 34

cleveland avenue. >> reporter: the development will address the housing shortage and give an economic boost to japantown. japantown was established in 1900. it is one of only three surviving in the u.s. the others being in san francisco and los angeles. archaeologist has been hired to authenticate and preserve anything that is found. the japan-american museum of san jose has a display of artifacts previously discovered in japantown. the japanese-american museum in san jose conducts walking tours. as for the new apartments and retail space, the tenants should be moving in in about two years. live in san jose, david louie

abc7 news. use the hashtag better bay area. you can point out problems or solutions. could be vital in helping thousands of people survive the next major earthquakes. opening the newly retrofitted firehouse. the upgrades help guarantee the station will be up and run anything the event of another major quake. >> to rebuild this incredible fire station. we know we have other fire stations that we need to repair all over san francisco. and i can't wait to cut the ribbon on station five this year. [ applause ] >> the marina district was hit hard during the loma prieda

quake. we have been talking about the bay area quarterback matchup. brady versus goff. >> students wanted to give a special gift heading into the game next monday. >> reporter: and they are off in a mad dash to show some love for their famous alum goff. they shouted it and spelled it out. on the mar rin catholic football field for a video. making it to the super bowl is tough burk so is making this video. >> it was kind of more stressful now that i imagined it. a lot of running. it was fun to represent for someone that we really are excited for this weekend. >> where is the energy? >> reporter: it helps with the

assistant principle al marching band director. >> it went wonderfully well and we didn't know how much kids were going to show up. totally voluntary and seeing the excitement and energy and everybody wanted to participate. that was great. >> reporter: goff was the star quarterback here. he graduated in 2013. students and faculty hope a video from his hometown crowd will help give him a boost as he faces an international crowd on sunday. >> i think it is a great idea because i know how much he loves the school and means to us. >> reporter: there is a lot of love for him here at this school. check out his jersey on display here in the gym. everyone we talk to says they believe goff can win the game. they believe he is ready, calm and poise. and a lot of them are getting ready to watch the game

together. amy hollyfield abc7 news. >> how cool is that. it is awesome to have two northern california quarterbacks. we have a stake in this game >> the love and loyalty for the hometown guy. >> i think it is going to be a great game. >> i think it is going be close too. >> kind of like your weather. >> no flip-flopping about the current forecast. we have a storm coming in. and little doubt about it. here is live doppler 7. a few crowds around right now. pretty bright sky at the moment. this is the view from emeryville. temperatures in the low 60s in

santa rosa, napa, petaluma. and this view looking out towards mt. diablo. strong storm arrives late tomorrow continues through saturday morning. wide spread heavy rain powerful wind gusts. the approaching storm ranks three on the storm impact scale. strong storm arrives late tomorrow afternoon into the evening. the evening commute will be pretty much a wash-out. heavy rains. we expect one to 2 inchs of rain in the valleys. three to four in the hills. strong, high wind watch will be any effect. possibility of downed trees and power lines. flash flood watch is in effect from 7:00 p.m. to 6:00 a.m.

saturday. here is our forecast animation. may see a few light showers passing through the north bay. once again, evening commute is probably going to be a tough one by 8:00 p.m. tomorrow and looking for this area of yellow to orange. heavy to moderate downpours. about 2:00 a.m. saturday, see this line of red, that indicates heavy steady downpours. then the storm moves to the sierra. it will be followed by cold air and cold showers that continues through the weekend into monday. now by midday saturday, we expect totals to be right around an inch. well above an inch up to nearly 2 inches in parts of the north bay. wind gusts follow this animation into 2:30 a.m. saturday morning.

wind gusts in the coast up to 60 miles per hour. we will see wind gusts to 35 to 45 miles per hour. still be windy with gusts generally 25 to 35 miles per hour. highs tomorrow up to 50s to 60s. and windy conditions. in the sierra, winter storm warnings in effect from 4:00 p.m. tomorrow to 10:00 p.m. expecting three to five feet of snow in the passes in the sierra. after tomorrow level 3 storm, we tuesday marks the beginning of the lunar new year. year of the pig. i was born in the year of the pig, oink oink. >> tomorrow give us a super bowl

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several san diego state students are feeling out of this world today. >> their joint countdown countdn nasa. >> reporter: students professors and scientists cheered from san jose state student union.

they knew this day was coming after their satellite was taken into the space station. this is a partnership between nasa aims and san jose. a virtual reality experiment, brothers and san jose state engineering students worked on the project. >> it is a huge honor. both siblings put something in space the support of our staff, faculty. >> a way to launch satellites or launch pay loads from the international pay station out of the iss and quickly and cheaply come back to earth. >> reporter: an adjunct professors and he helped start

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here are the stories making headlines. the diocese of oakland has placed a priest on leave while investigating inappropriate conduct. the allegations are also being investigated by police. reporter laura anthony tweeted this video. a bulldozer was called in to clear the lot in east oakland. people who live in the encampment saying they were notified of the city's action a

week ago. the chef partner has been receiving death threats after he tweeted he wouldn't tweet customers wearing make america great again hats. here is abc7 news maggie rulli. >> it is freezing cold. >> the detroit river frozen over. wind chills dipping to negative 2. alex perez is experiencing another day of these temps. >> part of what is makes these tem temps dangerous that it is

lingering. >> reporter: in up state new york high winds and heavy snow bringing white out conditions so bad you can barely see but clearly hear cars crashing into one another. officials are now banning trucks on certain roads. >> if you violate the law in this situation, you can can endangering human lives. >> reporter: a paper new jersey. >> i pray to god for our firemen. >> reporter: starting tomorrow we are expecting temperatures to warm up for the rest of the country. in chicago, fire boats are busy cutting through the ice on the chicago rivers.

and check this out. we told you that the bitterly cold temperatures caused problems for firefighters. his beard became one big icicle. okay, we'll start with live doppler 7 showing a few clouds in the bay area skies right now. a storm coming in ranking three on the storm impact scale. power potentially damaging wind. rainfall totals one to 2 inches in the valley. and three to four in the hills. a winter storm warning 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. here is the acuweather seven-day forecast. after tomorrow's level 3 storm. that will be followed by cold air settling in behind the storm and stormy conditions ranking

one on the storm impact scale. tuesday we will start to dry out. tuesday is the beginning o o o o lunar new year. new details are emerging. >> abc7 news reporter with the latest. >> reporter: chicago police releasing surveilling images. they are asking the public to help identify these two people. the 36-year-old empire star telling authorities was walking home alone about 2:00 a.m. when he said two masked people jumped him yelling racial and homophobic cl homophobic

telling them his attackers yelled maga country. make america great again. president trump condemning the attack. >> i think it is horrible. it doesn't get worst as far as i am concerned. >> reporter: saying he heard maga country and the scuffle and racial slur. smolet was hospitalized and has been released. the fbi is now involved in the investigation. >> reporter: his family released a statement. saying jesse has told them everything and hopeful the men will be found. >> if you would like to read the

family's full statement we have it posted on abc7news.com. democrats unveiled a border security measure today. now this measure does not include money for a border wall and denies president trump's request for additional border agents. the president says nancy pelosi is quote just playing games. >> if you go to tijuana and take that wall, you will have so many people coming into our country that nancy pelosi will be begging for a wall. the president has said if the deal comes to his desk and it does not include a wall, he will not even read it. forget old school magazines, now you can see one live on stage. >> we will explain how it works and where you can see it next.

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magazines are kind of dying out, but how about a magazine that is live and on stage? think of a ted talk cross with a variety show and it is coming to oakland tomorrow night. joining me is the executive

editor and cohost of pop up magazine. it says tickets are $44, but you already sold out. >> we did. but we do tour three times a year, so we will be back in the spring. >> how did you come up with this idea. when you think about a magazine style show, that's not necessarily ha is happening nowadays. >> sure, pop up magazine started right here in the bay. and we were founded in san francisco by our editor and chief and a few cofounders. and the idea was to bring different kinds of story tellers together on stage. so the show is a mix of writers, film makers, photographers and radio and audio journalists getting on stage telling stories with live original art and original music by our house band.

>> so i am trying to visualize this. you have ten or 11 people on stage at any given time. and you are the host and you are going around and having a conversation and calling on people is that how it works? >> not exactly. we have one person on stage at a time telling a unique story. and when they are looking at the stage, they are seeing the story teller on one side telling the story and then our orchestra playing amazing music to go with the story and then in the middle there is a huge screen. >> each individual artists gets their own time and you don't have to worry about we have a bunch of people here and not everybody is going to get recognized. >> absolutely. and they range in tone. and some will be emotional, and make you tear up, or some

provoking your thoughts. we have will butler an amazing musician. we have sam green oscar nominated film maker. ed a writer. and a whole host of incredible story tellers whose names if you don't know now, you will know after tonight. >> so the idea is you are going to take the show on the road. you had a show in l.a. >> yes, last night was the debut. and we are in oakland tomorrow night. we go to new york, d.c., atlanta and austin. >> so i asked, if you are sold out, it must be online somewhere so we can view it. >> no. unfortunately not. so one of the kind of core tenants of the show is we don't

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>> we never get to get a sample. >> that's going to do it for abc7 news at 4. their homes for like two and a half three years. >> a huge homeless camp being cleared out. >> it is quiet now, but that is going to change. big storm headed our way. an east bay teenager has become a figure skating star. what helped her rise to the top. speaking of top, goff, the moments in high school that shows the quarterback was ready for the big time. questions are swirling tonight about pg&e's future as it goes through the bankruptcy. good evening i am dan ashley. >> and i am kristen sze thanks

for joining us. the judge approving measures to in effect keep the lights on >> the big question here is how should claims by wildfire victims be handled. iteam reporter dan noyes is back. >> reporter: to keep paychecks and benefits to employees. but many questions remain about how claims made by wildfire victims will be handled. lead bankruptcy attorney began the hearing by how much the utility in wildfire claims. thousands more expected. he says bankruptcy w unavoidae droposed up a trust fou receive all fire victims. >> where is the money going to come from? is it going to be enough?

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