just beginning to take shape. >> reporter: community activists are leading this rally along el camino in support. after release of new video of the october confrontation. we want you to take a look at this. the new footage shows deputies telling acobi to get on the ground and roll over on his stomach. he punched deputies and deputy deployed a taser. he later died at the hospital. the da says with further review, their investigation found deputies involved acted in a lawful manner. acobi's family disputes those claims and today we're hearing from both sides. >> in my mind, i found what the deputies did here not just complied with california law, it was reasonable conduct under the circumstances. >> first off, that is not a surprise decision for us. we have been involved in countless numbers of police shooting cases. and not once has the district

attorney of any county filed any charges other than the oscar grand kids which happened ten years ago. >> reporter: the family's attorney has said previously he will likely file a lawsuit in the case. the full 31 minute video released by the san mateo county sheriff's office is on our web site. you are going to have to visit abc 7news.com and click on the story. the rally along el camino and the site where that happened is continuing. video taken today in san francisco appears to show larry bare in an argument with his wife and while he wrestles the phone out of her land, the force knocks her to the ground. the video doesn't show the entire exchange. but clearly bare can be seen reaching across his wife pam, as she was sitting in a public park and grabbing a cell phone. she falls to the ground as he seems to wrestle the phone away from her.

abc 7 news spoke with two witnesses who saw this happen. they said they saw the couple fighting earlier. they added three men had to spare bair from his wife. in a joint statement, they said regrettably we had a heated argument. we are deeply embarrassed by the situation and have resolved the issue. major league baseball released a statement, aware of the incident and just like any other situation like this, we'll immediately begin to gather the facts, we will have no further comment until this process is completed. san francisco police say they are aware of the incident and they are investigating. after seven days of picketing and protests a tentative agreement between oakland teachers and the school district which will likely bring that strike to an end. abc 7 news reporter, leslie brinkley live in oakland. >> reporter: well, it looks like at 2:00 today, a taken thentati agreement that was reached could put an end to the oakland

teachers strike at 5:00 here at this church behind me. gave a statement and across town, ousd at the same time gave a statement on what the compromise means. >> we think this compromise both honors our educators and ensures that the district is fiscally responsible. >> it is because of you that we took a stand and said that it's time for oakland, the city of oakland to prioritize our students. >> reporter: now, teachers asked for a 12% raise. they ended up with an 11% salary increase, ongoing with a 3% one-time bonus. they also got concessions on class size, a reduced case load for counselors, lots of other then things on the list. they are core values. some of the teachers i talked to said those were met. it was really a momentous day.

>> we have a tentative agreement. >> it was total chaos outside this school near lake merritt as news filtered out that a tentative agreement had been reached in the seven day teachers strike. >> you have 24 hours to go through it, to see what gauge we have for our students. we will have a membership meeting tomorrow so vote yes on our tentative agreement. >> reporter: there was no celebrating, not all of the teachers were optimistic. >> an agreement is a good thing. the members have a right to shoot it down f. they don't like it, that's their right, and that's their vote. >> reporter: today striking teachers and picketers surrounded the skoog, padlockipadlock gates and trying to block a board meeting to take place, a

meeting in which the board was expected to vote for $22 million in cuts in the next school year. here you see board member james harris unable to enter the meeting, separately at an undisclosed location, negotiations for a contract continued into the afternoon when word of the tentative agreement broke around 2:00. as you heard a vote has to take place tomorrow and the union is endorsing a yes vote. that means school could be back in play for teachers and students on monday. in oakland, i'm ka abc 7 news. we promised we would send out a push alert as soon as an agreement was reached. you can customize the app so you only get push alerts for topics you are interested in. in the last hour, 98% of san ramon valley unified teachers voted in favor of a strike. they have been voting all week after mediation ended. the sticking points are reduced class sizes and teacher pay.

only on abc 7 news a major new development in a hillsboro murder case where a woman is among the suspects charged with killing the father of her children. attorneys for suspect tiffany lee will ask her to be tried separately from her codefendant. both standing trial in august for the killing of keith green, the father of lee's two children. lee's attorneys say an august trial will interfere with her treatments for breast cancer. they want to go to trial in the spring. byad's attorneys say they won't be ready for august. a hearing is scheduled for next wednesday. tonight we're hearing from the family at the center of a tragic collision. early yesterday morning, three siblings were killed when their car collided with big rig that was illegally parked on the shoulder of westbound 80 near the bay bridge toll plaza, a fourth sibling is fighting for his life. his mother and brother spoke only to melanie woodrow who was

truly tragic story, melanie. >> this is an exceptionally painful story especially because the children were on the way to the hospital to visit their dying father when they were killed. three of nine siblings have passed and a fourth is fighting for his life. >> the villa rial family never imagined they would be mourning three of nine siblings, sarah the kindhearted one, eli the funny one. >> their future cut short as they drove in the middle of the night to see their father who was hospitalized with stage four colon cancer. >> we were getting ready to mourn my husband, to grieve my husband. they were there the very last day. they hugged me and they kissed me. they were trying not to say good-bye to my husband, but i didn't know we were saying good-bye to each other.

>> reporter: the california highway patrol says slick roads and speed may have caused their car to swerve. it collided with the back of a big rig parked illegally on the shoulder of i-80 westbound. brother dan drove to the scene when his siblings phone was pinging. a chp officer was already there. >> she said three of the passengers didn't make it, and one of them is critically injured and is fighting for his life in the hospital. >> reporter: the chp said the driver had pulled over to sleep. officers cited the driver who was not injured. >> that truck was in the wrong place. it was in the wrong place. >> reporter: road transportation llc out of oregon owns the big rig. the company says they have no comment and asked abc 7 news to contact their attorney in san francisco. he has not responded to us. >> maybe it would have been a different story. maybe i would have had my siblings or at least some of them still. i don't know. only god knows. >> reporter: meantime, sibling aaron is fighting for his life at highland hospital. he was the only one in the car

that survived the crash. he's been in and out of surgery. his father remains hospitalized in san francisco. >> the family has set up a go fund me account to help with expenses. we have put a link on our web site. abc7newsroom.com. woodrow, abc 7 news. lanie police have arrested the man suspected of throwing punches on the cal campus against a conservative activist. here's a look at the mug shot of zachary greenberg. charges have not been filed. university officials found neither greenberg or the alleged victim were uc students. williams had been invited to recruit members for the turning point usa two weeks ago when he says greenberg attacked him unprovoked. lyft is rolling along faster than uber. today the san francisco based company filed its ipo which would make it the first ride sharing company to join the stock market and that could turn into a good thing for riders as well as drivers.

abc 7 news anchor dion lynn has the story. >> in the long anticipated war of which ride share company will go first, lyft appears to be winning, filing paperwork friday, setting themselves up for an ipo, indicating losses of $900 billion last year, compared to uber, $2 billion. >> reporter: as part of preparing to go public, lyft has offered customers a myriad of discounts, to dedicated employees, the company announced driver bonuses ranging between 1 and $10,000. >> i'm elated to hear that, and i can only hope perhaps i mean kw qualify for one of those bonuses. >> reporter: believes the ipo will strengthen lyft's foothold in the ride share ma rkt and be -- market and be a benefit to drivers. >> we're going to see a bit more of that to allow the drivers to be retained more exclusively by

the service so they're with the company, i think it will allow for a higher degree of retention and probably a higher overall amount of quality. >> reporter: gary johnson has been driving for lyft exclusively for just over a year. and while he enjoys being an independent contractor, sees the ipo as job stability. >> you're always looking at how this may benefit you and your future, and of course how that's going to affect your family's future. >> reporter: this could be the beginning of a new future for transportation as we know it. >> we don't have to own or maintain our own cars anymore. when we need pgs transportation will simply be there. >> reporter: for the drivers that receive the 1 to $10,000 bonus, they have the opening of accepting in cash or company stock. gary, what do you plan on doing? >> i plan to purchase the company's stock. >> reporter: which undoubtedly will be worth a pretty penny one

day. in san francisco, speaking of stocks, they started a month of march in the green today. investors optimistic on reports that the u.s. and china could hammer out a trade deal. the dow is up triple digits, the nasdaq gained 62. tesla dropped 25 points, 8% of its value. yesterday, the palo alto based company announced it would close most of its doors. that is a major change aimed at lowering overhead costs. buyers will be able to purchase a model three for $35,000. that is lowest price any tesla has ever been available. it's pretty quiet on live doppler 7. we are in between storms. take a live look at the sea lions at san francisco's pier 39. they're content on this friday night. abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian is here.

>> our in betweenness is about to end. we have green on the radar screen right now. it's moisture in the atmosphere. we don't have reports of actual rainfall. the approaching storm ranks 2 on the storm impact scale. expect light to moderate rainfall, and here's our forecast animation, the rain will begin to arrive in steady fashion later tonight. a little bit after midnight, we'll see heavy downpours moving through the bay area. it's going to be quite wet across a wide path. the rain seems to be tapering off in the early morning hours. i'll have the complete accuweather seven-day forecast in a few minutes. thank you, spencer. in the north bay flood waters continue to recede following the storms. drying out is the first step. >> then comes assessing all that damage. you'll hear from the people ♪ [baby crib musical mobile] millions are still exposed to the dangers of secondhand smoke.

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now to updates on the flooding in the north bay. all evacuation orders have been liflted along the -- lifted along the russian river. pg&e says it will have power back on to everyone who lost service during the storms. two sonoma county school districts hope to open on monday. now, the guerneville school district will not be able to reopen. it's still cleaning up. abc 7 news anchor eric thomas gives us a look at what it will take to see just how bad this flooding was. >> reporter: a simple message from sonoma county sheriff mark esek now that people are coming home. watch out for potential hazards like nails and debris. this is no time for tourism. >> please do not come to the flooded out areas unless you absolutely have to. be please be respectful that many of our friends, family and

business owners are going through a very difficult time in the clean up. >> reporter: 25 deputies are ptrolling the guerneville area to keep people safe. the first of 30 teams of damage assessment officers are moving in to check out the status of 2,600 homes. >> they're there to determine if the facility, like a house or a business is safe to be reentered. this is where you'll see the famous green, yellow and red tags. >> he says inspectors will spend the weekend doing that. and it wasn't just guerneville. the barrel shopping mall was flooded. business owners were able to get in and clean skpup and figure h soon they can reopen. >> there's a water line 4 foot high. >> reporter: another storm system is bearing down on the region. they're hoping it won't be a repeat. >> we do not expect to see the river rise as a result of that. we do not expect it to come out of its banks. >> reporter: fingers crossed on

that. if additional rain doesn't cause more flooding on the russian river, it will make recovery efforts more complicated and more difficult. eric thomas, abc 7 news. in the wake of devastating flooding that took place all around the state, governor gavin newsom says his budget plan will include additional infrastructure updates and emergency alert systems. the floods that prompted him to declare a state of emergency in five counties were alarming and he's planning a meeting with state and federal emergency response experts. the goal is to come up with a plan to more efficiently deal with floods, wildfires and earthquakes. >> you may call it global warming. you may call it climate change, something ain't right. the wets are getting much wetter, the dries are getting much dryer, the acuity is being felt here disproportionately. we have to address that in a much more resilient way. >> newsom says he hopes to hold a statewide conference offering solutions later this year.

let's find out just how wet it's going to be this weekend. >> more rain is on the way, spencer christian. >> it is. coming on the heels of the flooding we had this week, just how wet will the week ahead be? let's take a look at our chances of rain over the next seven days. we've got, you know what, we just skipped past that, so i'm just going to walk this way, is that okay, and walk into the next frame. okay. here we go. a live view from our east bay hills camera looking out over the bay, 55 degrees in san francisco, and oakland and san jose. 56 morning hill, and 53 in half-moon bay. this is the view from our tower camera looking north. you can see how thick and heavy the clouds are getting looking northward right now. 52 up north in santa rosa and 54 in napa and fairfield, concord 56 and 53 at livermore, and this is the view from emeryville under cloudy conditions, not

raining yet, but it's getting close. these are our forecast features. rain will arrive late tonight. we'll have early morning downpours, then showers into the afternoon and sunday. the stronger storm expected next week. we have quite a spell of wet weather coming our way. the approaching storm ranks two on the storm impact scale. a scale of moderate intensity, we expect light to moderate rainfall, a quarter inch to an inch in most areas and it will be breezy at times, and now we're looking at forecast animation starting at 7:00 this evening. about 11:00 tonight, we'll see the first wave of steady rain pushing on shore. heavy downpours quite wet after midnight, and after midnight. 6:00 tomorrow morning we expect to get the heaviest downpours indicated right here in the central part of the bay area by areas of red and orange, and that will push on through, and as you can see, we get trailing showers through the remainder of the day tomorrow, and through the day on sunday, so it's going to be a wet weekend. we're not going to have that

continuous rainfall like we had earlier this week. rainfall potential from the approaching storm, by 11:00 tomorrow night, we expect most areas to be near the 1 inch mark, if not above, but some locations will receive a little bit less than that. lows tonight, mainly in the upper 40s and highs tomorrow will be generally in the upper 50s to near 60 and we have a winter storm warning now over in the sierra from 10:00 tonight to 4:00 a.m. sunday, we expect another foot to foot and a half of snow generally across the central sierra. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast after tomorrow's level 2 storm. we'll see the stronger storm tapering off into scattered showers on sunday. then a dry day is expected on a monday, and clouds will linger and rain comes in on tuesday, a light storm ranking 1, intense fiing to a level -- intensifying to a level 2 on wednesday. lingering showers on thursday and a slight chance next friday. it continues to come our way, and looks like next week's midweek rain will be part of an atmospheric river developing. >> thanks, spencer.

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this a better place to live, we're looking at solutions including traffic, the environment, the high cost of living and the environment. >> the bay area tops the list of the most expensive area in the count country, in santa clara county, a median home costs $1.25 million. >> the rest of the bay area sa close second. >> we know we need more affordable housing but there's no simple answer about really how to make that happen. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie spent the day with people working on finding those solutions. >> lawmakers and developers came together to brainstorm at the silicon valley leadership group, pointing out that 3/4 of

california land is single family home, that's the most efficient way to create affordable >> a high frequency bus stop or a job center, you can't limit density, and you just can't basically prohibit those forms of housing. >> many want to retain zoning control but yield to the need to create affordable housing as an exodus of priced out of housing. >> many neighborhoods want to make sure they can keep their current character and i don't disagree with that, but along transit routes it makes a lot of sense to build more densely to make the homes affordable. >> it has been larger cities such as san jose that have taken the lead in affordable housing but leaders of smaller cities say they need to build consensus to do the same. >> the biggest way to do it is

to rally the community so they feel engaged and part of the conversation earlier rather than at the end when they start to see shovels breaking ground. >> however laws can attract lawsuits, affordable housing at valco will be the focus of a court challenge in august, david louie, abc 7 news. >> head to abc7news.com, write with us your comments and suggestions, on facebook, we would love you to join our better bay area group as we work on finding solutions together. new at six the search for a woman buried in landslide is over with no sign of the victim, kyra sunshine scarlet was walking with her dog and friend last friday when the cliff collapses, her friend and the dog survived but crews have not

been able to find her body. >> really a mystery there. >> california is the first and only state in the country to establish a system to track guns owned by people who aren't allowed to have them because of criminal convictions or mental health issues, today the state's attorney general released reports from last year. >> reporter: these are just some of the 2,290 rifles and firearms seized through the armed and prohibited person's program, the justice agencies registered guns from felons and those who are survively mentally. >> how many lives they have saved we'll never know but i guarantee the thousands of firearms no longer on the streets in the hands of dangerous people saves lives for all of us. >> state attorney general javier bacerra says they crossed check

owners with crime stats and checks in with those who should not be in possession of firearms, 538 people remain from a 2013 backlog. >> our data systems are in need of modernization and that is an understatement, we need technology that keeps up with the changing times because the work that our agents do is too important to not be done as quickly and as efficiently as possible. >> but it is a never ending search over the past five years, the bureau of firearms says 53,000 people have been taken off the data base but over 56,000 more people have been added to the apps program, abc 7 nws. now taking a live look at san francisco international airport, uber and lyft user who need a ride can save $3 on the trip starting today . it's a

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new season, new singers, american idol returns to abc on sunday. >> same judges luke bryan, ryan seacrest returning as host. george pinaccio is telling us what is new this year. >> ♪ tonight i'm going to have

♪ >> some of this season's american idol contestants are part of a music video celebrating the new season. >> we want to prop these kids up. you never know somebody that doesn't make it even into the top ten, they can still be motivated and go a long way in the music business, and we want to always cheer them on. >> the talent is more incredible than it was last year. and i didn't think we could beat that, but, i mean, the kids came out of the woodwork. >> ♪ don't stop me because i'm having a good ♪ >> it's not like american singer, it's the idol and for the idol factor you have to have so many different things going for you and that's what i'm always going to look for. >> ♪ traveling at the speed of

light, i want to be a superstar ♪ >> i think we got used to an incredible top ten on the first season, and so we're not really giving anyone the benefit of the doubt. >> i think america wants, they want someone they can root for. they want someone they can relate to. they want a voice that surprises them. they want twists and turns, the roller coaster that goes up and down at the amusement park. >> it starts with a golden ticket, the judges and later america will take it from there. you'll see the season premier of american idol sunday night at eight here on abc 7. in los angeles, george pinaccio, abc 7 news. >> amazing how your life can change if you can hit the high note at just the right moment. >> i mean, turns your life upside down in a good way. >> and ryan seacrest continues with job number 18. american idol, sunday at 8:00 on abc 7. >> sure it's not number 19? it's hard to keep track.

rain will return tonight and there will be more wet weather this weekend. spencer lays it all out in the forecast, next.

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car sh or credit, the questn is on the way out. cash is not king these days. another bay area company, blue bottle coffee is going cashless. this is a month long experiment. they are trying to speed up purchases at a dozen locations, headquartered in oakland has about 18 locations in the bay area as well as stores all around the world. well, so many of us have trouble remembering our passwords because we have like a gagillion of them. >> what's so hard about 12345. >> come on, larry, you have to do better than that. >> oh, i gave it away. i'll add 7. >> most web sites have a way to reset your password if you forget it. that did not go

>> he got help that 7 on your side's michael finney doesn't usually handle. >> as your tech support buddy, not, i'm no tech support guy but i know once you're blocked from your account, it can be a fight to get back in. this viewer says he was continually frustrated trying to prove he is who he is and the person he had to convince wasn't a person at all, it was a computer. much of tom's life is locked up in his google account. >> my gmail account, my storage, apps on my cell phone. >> and so it was a problem when he got locked out of it. >> i was trying to reset my password. >> it happened when he was using two devices to change his password. >> and that sent up a red flag. >> he went to google's account recovery page and answered a bunch of security questions. >> what was your favorite mission to the moon, and i would say, because that was the answer. >> but google kept doubting it

really was tom saying we were unable to verify you own the account. >> what else do i need to prove to you, i answered all the questions right. >> he tried to explain but he wasn't dealing with an actual person. >> it's a computer, you're talking to a computer. >> trying to reason with a computer is terribly frustrating. >> it became a game to me, really, you're not going to allow me to access my own e-mail account. >> it kept sending authentication codes, they didn't work. >> anger and madness. i'm not going to let the computer win. it's me. >> so he contacted 7 on your side, and we contacted google, a real human e-mailed back saying google is just trying to stop ha hackers, telling us we know how frustrating it can be when someone isn't able to access their e-mail photos or other information that their accounts, we've built tools to make account recovery as efficient as possible while also ensuring user's data stays safe and secure, and it did unlock tom's account. >> a problem that took three

weeks of me not getting anywhere could be sovlved in less than four hours. that is so incredible, so thank you so much you guys. >> you're welcome. google says account recovery is a leading entry point for crooks to hack into e-mail accounts, so google is trying to make the system easier for users while also at the same time making it harder for hackers to take over your account. i have posted a link that could be a help if this happens to you. you can check it out at abc 7 news.com. you can also call my hot line, it is open monday through friday from ten to two, 415-415-415- facebook page or abc7news.com. >> it's so much easier if you get a human involved. >> it is. i can't believe i'm saying that. we now want a customer service rep. >> most of the time, i'll take the computer. thank you, michael.

all right. while spencer is checking his weather computers. >> he's a real live human. >> there aren't many humans we really like, except if their last name is biel, some of them questionable, too. we have some moisture in the atmosphere. we don't have reports of rain hitting the ground but our next storm is rapidly approaching. it's a moderate storm ranking two on the storm impact scale. later tonight, rainfall in the bay area, overtight through tomorrow, light to moderate rainfall. some of the heaviest rain will fall in the early morning hours. most locations will receive a 1/4 impnch to an inch. just after midnight, it gets a bit heavier and more widespread. 6:00 tomorrow morning, a good thing tomorrow is not a big commuting day because there's going to be a mess at that hour, and we'll see showers trailing behind that wave of steady rain for the remainder of day tomorrow and into tomorrow night, into sunday and through the day on sunday. it's going to be a wet weekend with breaks here and there. the

breaks won't last very long. overnight, look for low temperatures in the mid- to upper 40s. and then tomorrow's highs will be generally in the upper 50s, maybe around 60 in the southern part of our viewing area, down in fremont, palo alto, san jose. on we go to the sierra where it's going to be snowing and a winter storm warning is in effect or will be from 10:00 tonight to 4:00 a.m. sunday. expect a foot or foot and a half of new snow and here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. a level two storm, level one on sunday, partly cloudy and dry on monday, but a light storm comes in on tuesday, a stronger storm on wednesday, another light storm on thursday. so there's not much of a break here in the next seven days. we'll probably see some rainfall virtually every day except monday. >> goodness, thanks spencer. i'm in for dan. i didn't know you got a haircut. >> thank you, i got a bowl cut. >> you got a great piece ton. >> certainly do. talking a little football. just ahead, kyler murray isn't working out at the nfl combine

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this is why we plan. ♪ ♪ you never cease to amaze me, maya. see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. now sports from abc 7 news. the warriors won't have to face phillies big man in the middle when they take on the sixers. center joel embiid is out. after being constitueswept

sunshine state, ran out of gas against orlando on thursday. they did rest play e including kevin durant in one game. are you worried after losing back-to-back games? >> no. no. not at all. >> just be yourself. don't make it too complicated. >> what we're capable of without understanding how to deal with failure, deal with losses, not get defeated, we play our type of game, we should win. just got to get there. on your mark, get set, go, justice hill out of oklahoma state was the fastest of the runng back at the nfl combine, ran a 4-4 in the 40 yard dash. heisman trophy winning quarterback and a's prospec, kyler murray is a shade over 5'10" and not 5-9. he's not doing drills this weekend but he's planning on throwing and running at oklahoma's pro day in

about two weeks. >> i feel like i'm the most impactful guy on the field and the best player on the field all the time. that's the confidence that i have in my myself, my teammates have in me, and i've always had to play at this height. i don't know, everybody's trying to make it out to be something but at the same time i just go out there and play the game that i love. >> while murray is at the combine, the a's were taking on the rockies in the desert. 4th inning, matt olson with a base hit. oakland takes a 2-0 lead. same inning, chad pender knocks a double down the line. that will score two more runs and oakland goes up 4-0. then second baseman goes 2 for 3 on the day, two rbi, both of them coming right here on the two-run homer in the 6th: the first of the spring. a's win it, 6-3. when you go to a warriors game, you expect to see the splash brothers. fans were treated to a different kind of splash, an artist who can dazzle

with a stroke of his brush in about the time it takes to shoot two free throws, mindi bach reports from oracle, california. >> reporter: energy, color, movement, david garabaldi is not just a painter, he's a performer. >> it's a collision of all of my passions. i grew up, i was always an artist, i grew up playing music, i was in a dance, and inspired by an artist with this movement of performance painting, i tried it, and i loved it, and i have never stopped. >> reporter: in front of thousands, the sacramento area native unveils an original work less than six minutes. >> what is your heart rate while you're painting? >> i don't know but we should test that. do you have a heart monitor? i know for sure i get my steps in. i want to take the audience on a ride. it starts off black and blank, and i'm putting on small dabs of paint and as it builds, i want the music to build with what i'm doing.

>> american sprinters tommy smith and john carlos, raising the black glove fists in protest. >> reporter: this night at oracle, his energy became exhaustion. colors became creation. >> the energy in this building is always electric but i think when you add a bigger purpose like black history month and you have the iconic image, it hit the hearts and i couldn't be more honored to be part of something like this today. >> reporter: and his movement came with meaning. >> make some noise for david garabaldi. >> reporter: in oakland, mindi bach, abc 7 sports. >> that is amazing and he does it all in less than six minutes. such high demand as you heard in the story, travels all over the country. he'll be back in the bay area at the end of the month for a private screening, so boy, a lot of people want to see that. >> unbelievable. >> if it was paint by numbers, over the week, i couldn't come up with that. >> not in less than six minutes.

incredible. join us tonight at 9:00 on coffee tv 20, you can buy a town in georgia for the cost of a home in san francisco, we break down the properties it includes, including a mill and restaurant. on abc 7 news at eleven, fears of that creepy momo challenge have resurfaced. experts say it's not real. tonight, how parents can talk to their kids about internet hoaxes. >> scary. that is going to do it for this edition of abc 7 news. thanks for joining us, i'm ama daetz. >> i'm larry biel,

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six captains, 12 teammates... playing for $1 million. and now the wild card match of the... ♪ here is your host, alex trebek! [ cheers and applause ] thank you, johnny. thank you, ladies and gentlemen, and welcome to the deciding game of the wild card match. here are the totals from yesterday. which three players are going to come out to compete in the jeopardy! round? we went backstage to eavesdrop to find out. i think you'll play final, i'll play double, and he'll play single. okay. maintain, advance, and cross my fingers that i don't have to do anything. there you go. let's do it. there we go. i'm taking final.

i'll do single. double. just put me in a position to win, and i think we'll win. okay. all right. that's all i want. you're up first. you're up second. okay. i'll hit cleanup. let's just go out there, play hard, no guesses, make the daily doubles count, keep control, stay focused. okay. and that's why we have leonard, alan, and jennifer. we will now get rid of those dollar figures. jennifer, you get to select first in this jeopardy! round. let's go to work on the board right now and reveal these categories... hello. followed by... we'll deal with... television. and finally... and it's your choice. i'll take 20th century bestsellers for $800, please. leonard.