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riders to the bus station area. this will start off 4:00 a.m. but riders can start arriving 3:50 for the buses. in exactly five hours at 4:00 a.m. bart riders will face the change. >> if i don't like how it's scheduled and how it's going for purposes why i'm commuting, then i might start taking my car. >> reporter: the bus option 15 new lines to compensate for the change. so 7 trans bay lines from the east bay directly into san francisco. i've east bay francisco and peninsula. you'll see the sign that tells you yes this is where the 7:14 line will take you to downtown san francisco. >> reporter: how often are the buses leaving the station? >> most are l 15 minutes. >> reporter: the project causing the change is expected to take

three and a half years and early riders are not the only ones affected. some commuters will phase delays at night also starting at 9:00 p.m. >> with the single tracking at nighttime, we know it's going to lead 24 minute between trains as opposed to the 20 minutes. >> reporter: so extra delay that's not sitting well with some riders. >> a lot can be done better to plan out instead of taking us on buses. but that's the way bart goes. >> reporter: now approximately 2,900 riders fektded by this change. 64% of the commuters from the east bay into the city. live from pleasant hill "abc7 news.." many thanks to you. tomorrow you can tune in 4:30 a.m. in the morning. we will have someone out in the bart station. traffickers will also be

watching the roads because of any changes in the bart changes. coming up in a few minutes we are digging into the history of bart how we ended up with challenges like this one. and to look at what bart could have been. this is part of our bart week in order to build a better bay area. right now check on weather forecast. with "abc7 news" drew tuma. >> right, what's coming is in cold air, overnight temperatures widespread dropping into the 20s and 30s. san jose about 35. over the next 12 hours below freezing in livermore. well below freezing in napa. so have the winter coat, out the door first thing tomorrow morning. you'll feel that chill. live doppler 7 showing you it's a quiet picture tonight after a morning that not only featured rain but snow in our hills. look at the snow reports.

mount hamilton 5.5 inches of snow. mt. diablo. even tam saw adducing of snow. and in this week we saw two snowy vents. what ha winter it has been. even more snow to the sierra. slammed once again. 24 hour snowfall. look at this, a lot of spots received well over 3 feet of snow this weekend. and we are tracking an even stronger storm headed our way in the week ahead. we'll have that and the full accuweather in a few minutes, guys. thank you. "abc7 news" cornell barnard checked out mt. diablo. >> said let's go. orngo time to reds and hit the slopes. >> there you go. this ex- and sledding in danvil,

that's crazy. >> i remember i was in third grade and saw snow and too young and finally i got the chance and feels great to sled up here. >> reporter: check out all the snow. rangers say about 2 inches of snow fell overnight over the summit of mt. diablo. but didn't stop some brave cyclists going uphill. yes, enough snow to impress these students from u.k. berkeley. >> i'm from colorado. so when i heard snow i thought it was tiny patch. but i approved. this is real snow. >> we couldn't believe we were in berkeley 60 degrees and drove up here winter wonder land. >> reporter: flurries were falling. mountain peaks near san jose got a nice dusting too. and check out the snowy scene on mount tam. >> i'm from the bay area, but i didn't expect this much snow. >> reporter: is there enough snow up here to make a decent

snow ball? the answer is yes. how about a snow angel. let's do it. i tried this earlier this week, it didn't go so well because there really was not enough snow. fairly respectable. if you are traveling up here in the next day, hopefully the snow will still be here. be warnds they have closed they road about a mile down because too dangerous. on "abc7 news." live doppler 7 one of the popular apps. if you ever want to track the rain, all have you to do is click the blue live bar at the top. also check the conditions where you live and push alerts to get the latest news as it happens. new details about the investigation under way after a vallejo police officer fatally shot a man sitting in his car at a drive through taco bell. >> yeah, police say the driver reached for a gun. but new tonight we are hearing from the vicfamily.

they aren't buying the officers version of the story. here's more on the story. >> reporter: tonight family and friends of 21-year-old willie mccoy are mourning after he was shot by police while sitting in the drive through line at this taco bell in vallejo. >> we are outraged. he's in drive through trying to get something to eat. >> reporter: vallejo police said they got a call about a mercedes benz in the drive through lane. >> he's passed out but the car is in drive. we need another unit. >> reporter: in a statement to "abc7 news," police claimed that he had a gun in his lap and when he started to move they told him to keep his hands visible. they went on to say the driver quickly reeshds for the handgun in his lap. for fear of their safety the officers discharged their

weapons. >> then wake him up out of your sleep, dual any kind of movement, you know, or just to wake up. that cob a threatening movement just waking up to these scary police out here. >> reporter: older brother says his brother had trouble with the law in the past. he doesn't know why he had been slumped over but said he had been touring and was exhausted. the family sasz they are looking into conducting their own investigation. in vallejo, "abc7 news." in the east bay friends have identified the pilot who was killed when single engine plane crashed into the side of mt. diablo sometime late friday night. friends identified chris debar as the victim. they provided us with his fo s. he had just taken off.

they'll try to determine why that plane went down. new details now, caltrans now expects to begin permanent repair work one week from tomorrow on the part of the richmond san rafael bridge where concrete fell on to the span lower deck. over installed a big metal plate on upper deck and this should make for a better ride for drivers and put an end foreclosures for now. caltrans decided to wait until next week for more permanent repairs because of rain in the forecast. now you might recall maybe you were stuck in it on thursday, concrete chunks fell from the upper deck to the lower. one even struck a car. this all led to multiple closures. and the entire bridge shutting down for hours while caltrans raced to make emergency repairs. ntsb finished another round ever interviews in investigation into last week's gas pipe fire in richmond district. the board says it will send a pipeline back to washington so specialists can look at the

material. investigators will release a preliminary report of findings in about two weeks. meantime, service is no being out. meanwhile, an international cat is being told after firefighters is told to get rid of her. edna has lived for four years and provides stress relief to the team. firefighters they tell me today they told me yesterday, that they received an anonymous complaint about edna and were then told by their captain edna needs to be gone by monday. now firefighters they say they are reluctant to go on camera in fear of retaliation and losing their jobs. i did reach out to fires public information officer over the weekend and did not get a response back. still7 news" at 11:00 kicking off a week of stories how to improve bart to build a better bay area.

and tonight we take a look at bart's past to ungd what bart could have been. and h

that leave therea lasting impression. like the feeling of movement as a new journey begins, or the sight of soft fur, warmed by the morning sun.

you might remember new flavours, the sound of an old friend's laugh, or a view that defies all expectations. these are the memories that stay with you, long after the moments have passed. bart is an integral part of building better bay area. most ridden mass transit system for hundreds of thousands of bay residents, cheapest, fastest and most reliable form of mass transportation. >> so it makes sense when more people ride bart less people on the roads making health important to every commuter in the bay area. >> but bart is not at healthiest, rider satisfaction is record low after reaching record levels a few years ago. ridership is dipping and it is struggling to expand at the same

rate as our swelling population. >> all week long we are digging deeper into what bart is doing right and what customers say they can do better. tonight i take a look at what the agency could have been based on the original plan decades ago. >> sure, plenty of riders have criticized bart over the decades. >> bart is always a valid excuse for being late. >> i could ride it but i don't because it's -- because you can't sit down. >> they are too sporadic of the sometimes they run on time sometimes they don't. >> but to really understand the strengths and weaknesses you have to ride back even further in time to the battles that raged before the first shuttles broke down. >> former board member is pointing to the point that could have taken bart down the peninsula to san jose ringing the bay with transit system. he says the path was originally rail road with built in ride of way. why didn't it happen? he points to powerful business

interests who fear they would have soaked their clients to san francisco. >> that would have been the most economical way to proceed. it didn't happen because of the commercial pressure from the major shopping center developer in san mateo county. > with the silicon build decades away, santa clara county also pulled out of the project. and when engineers objected to track sz over the gold begin gate bridge, the original system laid out in the this w 1960s map was over. >> but some say some missed opportunities were still salvageable. >> bart was to take people into the city, big seats, and make it a commuter train. >> three priorities for almost every station. parking, parking, and even more

parking p and he believes they missed a golden opportunity to build more high density housing. >> what needs to happen now is that those land use restrictions that local cities have put on bart need to be relaxed and we need to see more of that transit development. >> finally, both of them believe there is one last bold move that rechart bart for decades to come. a second crossing the bay. >> if you did that is correct you could do 24 hour service, serve parts of oakland and east bay and southern san francisco, huge ridership benefits. >> and perhaps usher in a new 21st century vision for a transit system born roughly a half cens you mentioned bart is currently studying a feasibility of second crossing. >> all this week "abc7 news" is following the bart experience to see what it's really like to ride now and what track the transit system will take next.

because safer bart means better bay area for all of us. >> now your weather forecast with drew tuma. >> and a cold night across the region. then a stronger storm will move in for the week ahead, not only rain, but also some strong winds with this next round of wet weather. live doppler 7 right now any rain or snow we had earlier today, that storm has now pushed out. and tonight with clearing skies, that cooler air has settled in. so tonight the picture we'll take you to the picture along the embarcadero, really quiet, the concrete is dry. but over the weekend we had on and off showers and the rainfall added up in spots. where we saw heavier rainfall, look at this, over mountain view, so heavier showers over the weekend. san francisco, oakland on other

side half inch ofrresaosa ls t . but the rain is out of here and cold air settling in. look at the temperatures especially in the north bay, santa rosa, napa, already in the 30s. freezing in napa. 33 in fairfield. 37 in liver moore. even around the bay shoreline holding in low 40s right now. so cold air will filter over the next 12 hours. overnight we look at the lows and large area will drop into the 30s if not into the 20s. napa it will be cold. we'll drop to 29. itsds chilly in the south bay drop to about 35 in san jose. 38 in oakland. about 31 in livermore. even in san francisco we could briefry touch the upper 30s. sta think we'll hold right at to the day tomorrow. here's bigger picture and what we're tracking live doppler 7. our storm system you can see it right there now pushing off to the south.

even bringing a little bit of snow to las vegas tonight. so cold system. what we are tracking you look along ts coast of northern california, right around eureka, still a little bit of shower activity on the tail end of the storm system. and some of those showers may try and briefly move into the north bay tomorrow. so future weather tomorrow morning not anticipating really any weather issues in terms of heavy downpours, mix of clouds out there. but as we go throughout the afternoon. future weather picking up ice lated late shower and confined to the north bay. in fact the chance of finding one pretty low. not adding one on the impact storm tomorrow. so if you do find a shower, north bay. tomorrow chilly in the afternoon. temperatures 52 in san francisco. 54 in oakland. about 56 in san jose. where we will find widespread rain and even wind, this will come on wednesday. so the storm impact scale, it's a level 2 moderate system

midweek. early call right now on rainfall, probably half inch to inch and a half of rain will most of us finds rain totals with this storm. winds will be issue with the next storm. twrekly over 30-mile-per-hour. so that can bring more trees down. we'll fine tune the details as we go through the next day. bump know wednesday around here is pretty stormy daniels. here's the accuweather tomorrow is blend of sun and clouds. cloudy and cool on tuesday. good news on valentine's day thursday. but next storm is friday into saturday. and meteorologist he'll have update tomorrow morning. >> we live your forecast any day of the week. >> tppcie that. ad "abc7 news" warrior's coach

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warriors head coach steve kerr received a humanitarian award on behalf of his grandparents who helped save lives generations ago. yeah, steve showed off his foot work dancing with supporters of san francisco kzv armenian school. during a fundraising dinner. his grandparents ran an orphanic for children that lost their parents. we didn't know he was armenian. >> no. we knew his defense was good from playing basketball but not dancing. >> very interesting life. i bet he was curious about when happened to the warriors tonight. they did not start sharply. but it's not how you start but

finish. and the warriors have that

"abc7 news" sports sponsored by river rock casino. >> sometimes you need to be lucky, warriors needed both. final game at oracle. 29 points including three. he ups five at the half. tt one. he hit a game high 39. but wade blocks durant and then finishes beautifully on the other end.

10 points for the 37-year-old up by 2. then green is picked by josh richardson. and he put up a career high 37 points. and tailed durant. he does this so well. buries the tying 3. cousins hit two free throws. for the win. and it is no good. warriors survived barely for the fourth straight win. 120-118. >> we don't want to rely on 3s all the time. when the team is doing it, try to give out of offset, balance. they were excited to play against us. and we treated it like it was a sunday walk in the park. every day work in progress. so we are always trying to fine tune something. it's something we can get better at. and i think if you have the mindset then you tend to reach

greatness faster. >> stanford and eugene play the ducks and duck contest. jumped over. look at him throw it down. unbelievable. willett led the cardinal with 13. and he had the nice jam right there and pikds up the foul. 14 turn overs though was the stanford undoing. patron richards stolen bound pass and made the layoff. oregon wins. stanford drops to 5-6 in conference play. rough one for the cardinal women as they hosted oregon. 29 home game win against the ducks. but oregon went 3.5 minutes of the first half. that is them laying it in. this is homecoming for oregon led 27. and ducks not only broke that losing streak but handed cardinal worst loss in 33 years under tara.

88-48 the final there. "abc7 news" sports report is sponsored by river rock casino. so not a good day for the cardial men or women oracle they lost "a" well. >> thank you. much more to come "abc7 news" at 11:00, including another blow for camp fire victims, changes to rv rules in paradise having families move again. >> plus san francisco best city for valentine's day and we'

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thomas. >> and i'm dion lim. tonight's headlines bart riders big service changes are here. weekday service shifts from 5 55 tomorrow. trains in the late evening will run less often. the agency says the changes need to be done because of retro work. officer involved shooting that left 21-year-old man dad. they say willie mccoy reached for a gun. report of a man slumped over in a car at a taco bell drive through last mccoy's family is des butte puthi disputing the account. rankers say about 2 inches fell over the summit of mt. diablo. some brave cyclists were plowing through, yes, uphill to catch a glimpse the hills above san jose and mount tam also saw fresh

powder. amy klobuchar said she wants to win her party nomination to win for president next year. now klobuchar supporters cheered when thee jumped into minnesota today. they say her staff has the high test turn over rate between 2001 and 2016. >> i love our staff. look at this incredible event they put together. and, yes, i can be tough. and yes i can push people. i know that. but in the end, there are so many great stories of our staff that have been with me for years who have gone on to do incredible things. >> trump tweeted after klobuchar announced her can daisy, mr.trp fight global warming while speaking during a snowstorm. now on "abc7 news" we have a complete list of candida running in 2020. another blow for victims of the camp fire, many being forced

to relocate again during the changing rules for rvs in paradise. l.a. times says paradise and beauty county officials reversed decision to allow people to live in rvs on their burned properties. comes after fema announced last month more than a million dollar of federal money in jeopardy if people were stillal load to live on the land which could be toxic. the times effects at least 130 people and families if not hundreds more. beauty county has distributed housing alternatives. den vir school teachers are set to walk off the job tomorrow. biggest city where educators have staged a strike over bonuses. substitutes and add main streetors will staff some of the classrooms in the 207 school district. but the strike is expected to cause significant disruptions to 90,000 students. teachers unit and district has been unable to resolve issues. s

say they too could walk out because of a labor dispute. district says negotiations are ongoing to avert a strike. police were searching for a woman being abducted. it happened last night at a tire shop. victim walked inside telling employees she need today hide somewhere and feared for her life. she instructed the clerk to call police. that's when a man ran in antiqued the woman beating her, punching her more than a dozen times. >> this individualso is extremely disturbing. in the video he has his arms wrapped around her neck as forces her inside of the vehicle. >> well, police say the woman was force nd ha white nissan altima vehicle by the man. but reports down in miami newspapers and tv stations there are reporting the woman was found safe after that abduction. well the b loved son in love of walt disney and former ceo of the company has died. walt disney family museum shared

the news of ron miller on twitter. owner of silverado vin kwards in nap a married walt disney daughter in 1954 and played professional football for the rams. father-in-law later hired him to work at disney. he was 85 years old. there is a shortage of a new shingles vaccine which is frustrating those looking to get their shot. chronicle saying people are having a hard time getting this. and administered in two dosessi. smith klein which makes the vaccine says it plans to ship out more than last year. britain meghan markle accused her es strained father breaking her heart in a million pieces. following attacks on her and her husband prince harry. sharing ar fm the british newspaper.

saying it felt like a dagger to the heart. she pleaded to stop airin handw letter. valentine's day is days away but don't worry if you haven't made plans yet. they say san francisco is the best u.s. city to spend the holiday. >> you may be wondering why. scores high because how easy it is to get gifts. tied for first more most chocolate shops per capita. scored well for being budget friendly. perhaps a surprise there. but we do get dinged majorly on the weather. scoring 96 out of 100 for the holiday. >> drew tuma you want to weigh in on this. >> yeah, because we'll be colder than normal. 55. >> than normal. >> compare to to minnesota where average high is 22. so i don't think we'll be struggling too much with the

weather come valentine's day. thankfully any rain in the forecast is not going to happen on valentine's day. in fact good cuddling weather. not freezing. see the temperatures as we head into the evening hours slowly dropping into the 40s and 50s. so if you are out and about with your significant other you'll have no weather worries. by 11:00 we are only in the 30s and 40s. coming up we'll take a closer look when the rain does return to the forecast when i see you in a few minutes. >> all right. drew, thank you very much. still ahead on "abc7 news" at 11:00. >> music biggest award show tonight. coming up bay area musicians who took home grammy and surprise appearance by michel obama. sharing inspiration digital series called more in common. >> this week meet one of the first female brew masters known as the mother of beer. >> my name is carol stout and i'm known as the mother of craft beer. >> i'm michael her lead pourer

here. >> she's been in the game longer than you've been alive. >> yes. >> you have been brewing here for 30 years. >> 31 years. >> 31. >> yes. >> leading the pak. >> started may of 1987. first my row brewery in pennsylvania. >> first one led by a woman. >> in the united states. >> i started serving here, started working my way. >> and what did you say to all the young people thinking starting their micro brewery. >> you should work at brew pubs, all different sizes, small, medium and large, get a feel for bottling. get a feel for kegging. get a feel for cleaning. you have to know everything. >> what do you say to guys who think, hey, beer, this is our domain when have you a boss like her? >> there is enough for everyone.

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weeks with the biggest show of all, the oscars. you can watch it live only here on "abc7 news." make sure to see who tunes in february 24th starting 5:00 p.m. >> so this is a great place to have valentine's day because lots of stuff to do. more chocolate per capita. but the weather it's not cooperative. >> yes. but better than minnesota. >> yes, i think that's why we move here because the weather is so nice most of the year. even for valentine's day it's going to be comfortable. out there it's getting cold. in the 30s well away from the coast upper 20s in clear lake, napa, below freezing. 36 in gilroy. even hayward cold at 41 degrees. so over the next 12 hours continue to drop well into the 30s. in majority of the region tomorrow. so overnight, mix of stars and clouds, have the winter gear with you. you don't need the umbrella if

you live outside of the north bay. chance of light sprinkle north bay. elsewhere just fine partly to cloudy skies. when you do need the rain gear is wednesday. tracking wind. so widespread showers and the wind gust could get over 30-mile-per-hour. so wednesday stormy. here's the accuweather with forecast. cloud cover monday and tuesday and track the rain on wednesday. >> all right. drew, thanks. >> pebble beach pro-am they are not used to having the kind of weather they had today. >> they had rain, they had wind, they had hail, everything. they also had sunshine, about you that weather delay, well that means pro-am final round is going to wrap up on monday. yes, it will conclude

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they got pretty rough this afternoon. so i totally get t but i have pretty good vision. and i can see well and wanted to continue. but i totally get where heesz coming from. in all honesty it's probably a good thing so we'll play the last couple of holes in pure conditions aor us both. >> the lakers pushed hard to acquire pelican star thoanthhoao davis but could not reach a deal. today magic johnson asked if the pelicans acted in good faith to which he replied no. unfortunately the names of the lakers offered to pelicans appeared in the media. but magic says it's all part of the game. >> we get bad to do a job. and we are all professionals. and i've been in this league 40 years. a lot of players got traded on thursday. guess what is going to happen next year. a lot of players are going to get traded. a lot of players will stay home.

and i talked to our guys, they are in a good place, that's all that matters. >> lindsey vonn career is over. one of the sports most decorated skiers competed in her final world couple downhill in sweden today. 34-year-old ran a perfect race. and temporarily held first before ended up with a bronze. she holds she has overcome several injuries with her decision to retire mid season. she will be missed. nascar with the da tone a 500. today was qualifying. and william buy and first career poll reaching a high of 194 miles per hour. 24 car. jeff gordon former call. last one was dale yjarrett back

in 2,000. this is sponsored by river rock casino. >> lindsey vonn. >> fabulous career. but those knees. >> so much work on them. >> her wrecks were epic. and to see her come back and compete and win after that, that was very. >> impressive. >> thank you very much. >> all right. that's it tonight everybody. i'm dion lim. >> i'm eric thomas. "abc7 news" continues tomorrow morning 4:30. lots of coverage on ts bart schedule changes. so if you have to get up early, you'll want to tune in for that. thanks for joining us. have a great evening. at redfin, we charge you a 1% listing fee. and because redfin.com is america's #1 brokerage site our agents get more eyes on your home so you sell for thousands more than the one next door. don't get stuck in the past. sell with a redfin agent.

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