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>> announcer: news to build a yetter bay area. hpy sunda morthning to you. thanks for joining us here. it's january 12th. you're starting your morning off the right way with us. we want to tell you how it's going to be as you get out and about on this beautiful sunday. here's a look at sunday forecast. >> goodhe morning. t we had some sunshine and that made for a pretty sunrise, but the clouds have advanced steadily this morning. we're picking up on the cloud cover and just a little bit of presip well to the north. we have the cold air in place wi it's going to be a slow warmup with temperatures in the low 40s, 50 at the coast. this is our east hls 38 in live. we've gained about five degrees from our morning lows. 9 to 11 degrees cooler and looking at the clouds taking

over today. perhaps an isolated shower throughout the afternoon in the north bay. we're going to keep the chance throughout the evening hours and talking about a slightly stronger storm as we head into the workweek. we'll all get wet midweek. later today the 49ers will find out who they will meet in the nfciomphaphins the faithful, obviously waking up proud this morning, thanks to the beatdown against the minnesota vikings. the team one win away from that trip to play in the super bowl. the bay area was watching as this was the first playoff game for them in seven years. the 49ers controlling both sides of the football. what ance a bye weekre can dfeif make when you have the defense healthy. they came out and dominated the entire game. the off menansey yards as minnesota and it was something special out there on

the field. >> it was awesome. one drive where we didn't pass the ball. came off to the sideline, was excited as we've ever been offensively. on the rk hard week in and week line. this team is a team. it's a family. he had an incred interction. now the 49ers host either the green bay packers or the seahawks next sunday. we'll check it out right here, lit up with the team colors for the big win. "abc7 news" reporter shows us, fans are confident this squad will go all the way. >> reporter: a big win for the

49ers. fans never had a t.do better th? nobody. >> we are going to the super bowl and we're going to take it this time. >> 49ers! >> reporter: that victory battle cry seemed to echo from every corner of the parking lot. >> i'm excited. this is our first officials here in santa clara. we've had three heartbreakers and now we have o make this one work. ♪ >> reporter: the tailgate party was gold-blooded. maybe the biggest yet. we found wayne larson and his tesla. >> it's a great car for tailgating. it fits a lot of stuff. >> when you're a fan, you're a fan. >> reporter: we were shown how committed she is t nohi tw. u >> reportein nr:ik vco

friendly, tually. >> the weathe ir,as w to to to t wear my beach attire. 'v i>>d hae tatimmyes. that's how nice the 49ers fans. >> they have to have to pay pretty big bucks if they want ticketsing in tickets. ticket master has resell tickets on sale right now. the cheapest tickets right now that we could find in the upper deck, $400 apiece. the most extensive tickets are in the vip section, you guessed it, right at the 50-yard line. those listed at $10,000 each. got to find you a venture capitalist out there. on our "abc7 news" facebook and twitter pages, we have this badge, you see it on your screen right now. you can share it to show your support for the 49ers. let us know, what was your favorite play for tybehe you ha

prediction? drop us aomment.ew n morning, julian edelman, he was arrested for jumping on the hood of a car last night. it happened in beverly hills. police arrested him for misdemeanor vandalism. he's been released. he's scheduled to appear in an ila.l. the 13th. the season well over by then. involving and the stmta a train in san francisco. this happened before 1:20 this morning. officials just telling us the train was stopped and waiting for the light at the last stop and a m approached the train and tried to open the doors when the operator started to turn the train around, the man fell off and a second car of the train hit him. the mta says the operator did not know the train struck the

man. another operator repor nature i years. exactly one year ago this weekend in the east bay, six teenagers were involved in a deadly crash. two of them died. four survived when their vehicle practically wrapped around the tree it hit there. some of those survivors, they're going back to the crash site to reflect and heal. >> a whole year. >> with the of god. >> reporter: this 17-year-old is walking alongside his parents, family and friends visiting the site of the crash that almost claimed his life exactly one year ago. >> the brain trauma that i had, i can't remember anything. >> reporter: on january 11th, 2019, six teenagers crashed off lone tree way in antioch. this 17-year-old and 13-year-old were killed in the crash.

authorities say speed and slick roads were likely the cause. >> god spared their lives. their lives are forever different. my nephew was a football star. he played baseball. he lost his >> reporter: willy's mother thanked the first responders. after the crash, willy was hospitalized for 57 days. >> dear god, we love you. we thank you. we praise you and we magnify your name. >> reporter: willy stood shoulder to shoulder with another crash survivor and together they released balloons to honor the four lives that were spared and the two lives that were lost. >> i feel blessed that we're both here. what we had to go through, to rise up and do better with our lives. ep r>>r:teor martinez, "abc7 news." >> it will be a big day in a

california court tomorrow for the so-called gig economy workers, like ride share drivers. a hearing tomorrow will conside the rkser protection will be allowed to stay on the bo went into effect at the start of youtub but uber calling that new law unconstitutional. radefedgjul temporary restraining order. a judge will now consider granting a preliminary injunction to block that bill while other lawsuits play out. new developments on a group of homeless moms now occupying a house in oakland. the wedge wood corporation made the offer yesterday. it would pay to help move the mother's out of the home and cover the house

on magnolia street last november. on friday, a judge gave them five business days to leave or be evicted. the sheriff's officeusing to le without confrontation. the group responded last night saying they do not plan on accepting that offer. some developing news this morning, one of the last all-girl catholic high schools in san francisco is helping students following word that the school will be shutting down. some parents that we spoke with on 19th avenue say the announcement was somewhat of a surprise. friday night the school saidtn june. that email said the school had been running on a deficit for more than two years. the school says they would have to charge an extra $5,000 in tuition to be able to stay open. there had been rumors of turning mercy into a coed school, but leaders say that is not an option. they ran through possible transfer options for studts.

>> these are my studenisters, m family, the final year of high school, not being able to spend it with them, is devastating. >> they have a little more than $4,000. so clearly a long way to go there. happening today, do not be alarmed, don't be shocked if you see people riding b.a.r.t. with no pants. today is no pants today. participants plan to meet this afternoon around 2:00. they're gather at the san francisco city hall to take muni to the after party. the new york-based group, improv ever where, they host the event and it's the 12th year in a row they've done this in san francisco. it's going to be a chilly day today if they plan to walk around without any pants on. >> anything goes. >> i guess so. >> is cold out there. going down to the 30s in our

valleys. and we have the clouds increasing throughout the morning hours. 39 in novato, and someinere o a. and we have several chances of rain, but the main event doesn't happen until later on in the week. i'll have all the details coming up next with my accuweather . stn-day fo sin wre weather, south and the devasta left behind. oscar almost here with hopefuls hoping to be

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developing used this morning, a storm sweeping across the south and midwest. at least 12 people have died including two first responders. the storm has brought rain, ice and tornados. kaylee hartang has the latest. >> reporter: the storm marches on. the system leaving behind 12 dead and a trail of destruction. in arkansas, this drone video showing just a glimpse of the storm's wrath. powerful winds tearing the roof of off of this structure. debris scattered everywhere. in louisiana, residents picking up the pieces too. a reported tornado shredding this home and snapping trees like twigs. in texas, a firefighter and

police officer were killed on crh.hhwhiesin in illinois thisar icy ros creating treacherous driving conditions. this semiwas side like a toy. as the sunesplousidents will cog out the heavy chainsaws as these largere bec nightmare.>>veping news here, pe are releasing security camera footage of the three armed riygurs whe thoysay lgar t samet day ntmonprning. officers say they were after amme prescription drugs inhe t c

est in hours earlier. one of those robbers smashed through the glass door to get into the pharmy. a $1000 reward is now being offered for information that leads to an arrest. police say theeehr tn i a ck the oregon express way. thieves stole these students tools just weeks before a championship competition. we spoke to the students as they pick up the pieces at this equipment shed. >> reporter: this was the >>rom computers and hand tools from the drawers.phe w h anthd aen bunch of hand drivers. >> reporter: but this was not the first time. last year, the 5700 dragons 570s built this shed on school grounds where they store all of

their equipment from an upcoming competition. on december 24th, this same shed was robbed. the teamive locks tohe shed. but that wasn't enough. this time around, the thieves wover $1000qument d eir code was stolen. >> our laptop was stolen. laptops need to befion cd.regu laptop. we lost a lot of time. >>'s not -- it's a lot of work. orep rte and time is running out. >> we only have about eight weeks to make these bots. and so we're going to have to take two weeks to deal with this. that's a quarter of our time gone. >> reporter: san francisco police officers a tedivrrsc o thieves. several parents say they're concerned about student safety. >> the kids are here all weekend, all evening from school end into who knows what be rais

new dwiequipment because the go remains the same, and they plan to win regionals. >> what do you tell each other after this? >> we got to keep going. we can't stop. we've come too far to stop now. >> reporter: in san francisco, abc7 news. >> if you want to help the dragons keep going, we have a link to their gofundme page. just look for the storynfr ot p. believe or not, award season is in full swing. we're getting ready for the osc oscar nominations. you can watch it right here on "abc7 mornings." who will be in the running? abc news reporter has more. >> reporter: award season is just heating up. in just over 24 hours, many hopes will be anticipating hearing their names called for the 92nd academy awards.

>> and the golden globe goes to -- >> reporter: among them -- >> quentin tarantino. >> "once upon a time in hollywood." >> that film emerging as an oscar favorite. the film's front man, brad pitt, nominated for an oscar five times before, but winning one for best supporting actor would be his first. renee zellweger and jennifer lopez. what about adam sandler who sparked oscar buzz? critics say a nomination may be a long shot. >> the lead male category this year is so intense. you have people like, you know, leonardo dicaprio,

phoen phoenix. >> reporter: many hope the oscars can avoid another oscar so white scandal over lack diversity. >> everyone is thinking it's going to be really, really white. are there enough voters to correct that? we're not sure. >> reporter: abc news, new york. >> the 92nd oscars air february the 9th only on abc7 coverage. coverage starts at to 3 get a c the forecast with our metrologist. if you're out for a run nice and early, you probably noticed it was a bit chilly out there depending on where you are. is it going to warmphort answer. because we have the clouds increasing and we've been in this pattern where temperatures have been just about or slightly cooler than average and with th today and yet another one tomorrow, we will reinforce this

northwesterly flow. there's the light presip that will arrive later on i a look at san jose right now. it's 45 in san francisco. 42 in san jose. oakland, 43. and gilroy, still chilly at 47. and some filtered sun here with temperatures from the upper 30s in napa andetala. concord is at 43. from our exploratorium camera, mostly cloudy skies. an isolated shower later on today. best chance will be in the north bay and looking at a better system, a typical winter arrivi io thursdawi low snow le winds and anywhere from a half inch to an a couple of chances, but minimal chances.

high until 3:00 this afternoon. check out the current wave heights, really getting up there. the i think king tides in san francisco, 11:54 at 6.6 feet. notice the clouds. we're in the afternoon and we have a few areas of light showers in the north bay. perhaps dotting parts of san francisco later on. 11:00 tonight, most of you won't see anything. waking up to clear to partly cloudy conditions on your monday. by monday night, here's the second system, another weak one. this will be a level one on our storm impact scale. if we look at the total resip from a few light sprinkles today into tomorrow, we're talking maybe 0.1 of an inch. the rest comes stronger storm, d then wednesday night into thursday. temperatures in a narrow range with the cloud cover.

56 today fremont. waking up tomorrow morning with slightly milder conditions due to the clouds, looking at some 30s valleys. 40s elsewhere. in the seven-day forecast, an isolated shower is possible later on today. a level one system later monday. and into tuesday, we're dry. wednesday, everyone should get wet overnight into thursday with a level two and you download our app and you can cratrack the ra. our wednesday night, thursday will be that system. >> got to get used to the system and just all of the rain we can expect. >> and the chill. it's been cool. >> it is january, after all. thank you, lisa. just ahead here this morning, another eatery says good-bye at the fairy building. they're having to close up the shop after being in business less than a year. and a big reminder,

tomorrow, tamaron hall will be going behind the scenes with oprah winfrey's tour. you can catch the interview with oprah, tomorrow, monday, at

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another popular ferry building eatery is getting ready to close up the brown sugar kitchen is the second high-profile closure for the landmark market in just two

weeks. the soul food hot spot says its last day is next sunday after being open less than a year. the chef told the chronicle she's closing because of business decisions. it follows the closer of a mexican restaurant that had been open for 15 years in the ferry building. still to come this morning on "abc7 mornings," protests erupt in iran over the ukrainian airline disaster. demonstrators are demanding the country's supreme leader to resign, that and president trump's message to t he protestors. nancy pelosi talks about why she believes mitch mcconnell will be accountle to next

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forecast now with metrologist lisa argen. >> from pier 15, you can see the clouds and not much of a breeze out there. it's been a cold start and the clouds have increased throughout the morning hours. we'll call it partly cloudy today. there's a weak system to the north, keeping the cool air with us. 37 in gilroy, 43 -- 45 in san francisco. 50 half moon way and our sutro tower camera showing you a dry start to your sunday. most of you will stay dry today. the temperatures here in the low 40s will be slow to warm with the cloud cover, but that weak system allowing for a few light sprinkles throughout the day starting in the north bay and a few may slip down into the city tonight. we're talking, maybe a splasho get t the ground wet. but a stronger system for your monday night arrives, we'll detail it for you in a few minutes. >> thank you, lisa. >>now to the impeachment

showdown. ising to send articles of is omimpeac to the senate setting the stage for an historic trial. on gma this morning, david wright explained details on what to expect this week. >> this is set to be a momentous week here in washington as the impeachment process resumes after a brief break over the holidays. house democrats are expected to discuss impeachment at their caucus on tuesday and after that, the full house will vote to appoint managers for the case and they will thenote to transmit the articles of impeachment over to the senate. that means that the soonest an impeachment trial could begin in the senate would be wednesday. for now, speaker pelosi appears to have lost her effort to convince senate republicans to allow witnesses in the trial. but there is still some room for that to change if they can convince four senate republicans to break ranks. >> david, senator mcconnell has said that he wants to use the clinton impeachment trial as a

precedent here. does that give us a sense of how long president trump's trial could take? >> reporter: it gives us a possibility. that trial began almost exactly at this time of year, january 7th, and it was over in just over a month. they were a couple of days for the managers to present their case, among them a young congressman, lindsey graham. a few days for the president to mount a defense. and all of this presided over by the chief justice, you see him time. it takes place ist at the against a backdrop of the beginning of primary season, that could cause a problem for the five senate democrats who are normally out on the campaign trail. >> and that was david wright reporting there. nancy pelosi says she believes the senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, would be accountable on his decision on whether or not to allow witnesses to the american people. >> 70% of the american people

think that the psident should have those witnesses testify, so, again, it is -- it's about a fair trial. they take an oath to have a fair trial and we think that would be with witnesses and documentation. now the ball is in their court to either do that or pay a price. >> the speaker making those comments on the week with george stephanopoulos. she says she was delayed in sending over the articles because democrats wanted the public to see the need for witnesses. this week we're expected to learn who the impeachment managers who will argue the democrats' case in the senate trial will be. meanwhile, protestors are taking to the streets after iran announced it mistakenly shot down that ukrainian airliner. iran's military is citing human error. here's stephanie ramos.

>> reporter: thousands of iranians protesting in the streets against their own government. outaged over the stunning reversal and omission that its military unintentionally shot down the passenger jet in tehran wednesday. president trump tweeting directly to the iranian people writing, to the brave, long-suffering people of iran, i've stood with you since the beginning of my presidency and my administration will continue to stand with you. we are following your protests closely and are inspired by your courage. after three days of denial, iran's military says the boeing 737 operated by a ukrainian airline was misidentified as a cruise missile flying over tehran the same night iran blasted missiles into iraq

to avenge the death of on the night of the attack, signals were captured from iranians which ec near the jet. tkraine's espriden these photos of what he said is shrapnel damage on the plane. why was the airline not warned of the dangers and why was the air space left open? >> these are one of the issues that we need better answers to. >> secretary of state mike pompeo will be in san francisco tomorrow. he will be delivering remarks to the leadership group at the commonwealth club tomorrow afternoon. secretary pompeo is also expected to talk about current foreign policy challenges and issues of economic security. the event is sold out but it will be livestreamed. if you want to check it out. also today, a crew is on its way to help the island of puerto

rico in the afterma of the terribthle week of earthquakes they've been dealing with. th lving sacramento international airport earlier this morning. they will help residents there with temporary housing solutions for about two weeks. yesterday's magnitude 5.9 and 4.6 after shock were just the latest in a spring of earthquakes that knocked out power and water for thousands. >> disaster specialists from california that are experienced in managing complex, big disaster events as well as the expertise that we bring to the area of seismic knowledge. >> no injuries have been reported on the island. the sidney opera house is paying tribute to the many firefighters in australia. crews have been working around the clock to battle the brush fires. the sales of the sidney opera house were lit up last night.

this week is making it tough for firefighters with sweltering temperatures there. one of the 147 bush fires is currently being called the mega fire and burning roughly eight times the size of new york city. it's hard to wrap your head around how large of an area that truly is. if you think your family has some drama, wait until you hear the latest drama in the royal fa.relymiing their desires to sale back meghan markle and prince harry's roles. the family hoping to resolve the matter in just a few days. here's the latest from london. >> reporter: this morning the breakdown of a relationship between two brothers on britain's front pages. william and harry grew up side by side but now seem further apart than ever. the sunday times claiming that william has spoken to a friend of his sadness of the state of family affairs saying i've put my arm around my brother all of oured about his

relationship with william last october. >> i will always be there for him and he will alwaysme. >> reporter: the journalist who filmed that documentary is a close confidant of the two. harry and meghan feel they are being driven out writing on a family split, he says the fallout began at the time of the wedding in 2018, really damaging things were said and done. the queen, seen arriving for church this morning, will lead a summit tomorrow with prince charles, prince william and prince harry to work out a solution on their future role. the queen wants to contain this fiasco and have it handled in quickly, in days, not weeks. abc news understands the couple has been receiving advice from friends all over the world including elton john. his spokesman saying elton

supports the fact that they're taking control of their own lives. prince harry will be seeing his family face to face for the first time since he dropped the bombshell announcement. julia mcfla, ndabc news. this morning a man is telling a survival story that you would only hear about on tv. he fought off freezing weather after his cabin burned down to the ground. the fire destroyed most of his things and killed his dog. tyson steel lives in a remote area far away from the nearest village. he used whatever food he could find to survive the next 20 days. >> i don't have any socks in my boots. and i was just

you see that sos message right there, he scrawled in the snow, that's when troopers came to his rescue. >> i was grateful that all of my bullets blew up because that could have been a temptation to say, i'm not going to make it. >> steel has to ration out about 30 days' worth of food. no more than that. he ate pineapples which he's allergic to just to stay alive. still to come this morning, lending lots more than books. why the local library is becoming one of the best place to borrow other free things. and we have a live look this morning from our santa cruz camera. if you're out and about thinking about heading to the coast, any of the beaches, it is going to be chilly today. lisa argen has that forecast coming up in just a

conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. we rso why not geternet the most out of it? introducing faster download speeds on xfinity internet tiers. and a smarter, more secure home wifi network. plus, you can get xfinity flex, a personalized streaming dashboard that puts all your favorites in one place. unleash the power of xfinity internet and get more value than ever. now that's simple, easy, awesome. get started for $34. 99 a month for 12 months and add a flex 4k streaming device on us. click, call or visit a store today.

happening now in san francisco, it's america's sweetest race. participants are drinking hot cocoa while running. with the weather outside, it's not too bad for a cup of hot cocoa. the race takes them through the park and along the great highway. runners can stop by any of the sweet stations throughout the course and make their own cup of hot cocoa. proceeds from the race benefit the make aalys a great cause th something fitting for the weather. >> that sun felt good yesterday even though our afternoons are shorter. it was a little breezy. we're going to keep the breeze today as we look south from san francisco, you can see partly cloudy right there.

limited warming to the mid-50s today. that's thanks to some cloud cover. it's going to be a cool week, a couple opportunities of rain. we will explain it all in detail coming up. also next up, the 49ers take another step toward another super bowl, this time in miami. 25 years after winni

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sports now. and tonight the 49ers will find out who they'll be playing in next sunday's championship game. the 49ers will face the winner of today's playoff game. the seattle seahawks are taking on the green bay packers at lambeau field. the packers favored to win by four points. kickoff at 3:40 p.m. this afternoon, our time. it's forecasted to be some 20 degrees or in the 20s, we should say, with a chance of snow there. yeah, it's going to be real cold in lambeau field. yesterday the 49ers dominated the vikings. here's chris alvarez with the highlights. >> san francisco was able to heal up their bodies and the extra time allowed for three starters to make their return to the lineup. that spelled bad use for the vikings. 49ers fans ready for their first

playoff came. joe montana, an honorary capture. 7-0, san francisco in a flash. the 49ers defense was stout the rest of the way. sherman picking off kirk cousins in the third quarter. two rushing scores. 27-10, and the defense were all over cousins. six sacks. watch out. 49ers win 27-10. here's larry beal with more. >> reporter: 49ers tight end said there's no better feeling than moving a man from point a to point b against his will and that was the story of this game on both sides of the ball for the 49ers as they move onto the nfc championship game. >> the fans felt different. the fans were screaming, loud.

it was a fun atmosphere. as far as just everything, it was -- got treated like another game. got to play football. >> i got 24 hours to celebrate this one. 5:00 tomorrow you're going to ask me about that. i'm going to enjoy this one. and then i'll be ready to watch football tomorrow and i can't way to play for football. >> the 49ers know they're in the th kw ionpiamamsh gip will be r. all they're waiting on right now is finding out is who their opponent will be. >> ravens host the titans. baltimore had won 12 straight to end the season. they're not prepared for two touchdown passes. look at this catch, 7-0 titans early on. on fourth and one, number 8 is stuffed. derrick henry ran for 195 yards

but his lone touchdown, it's a throw. the titans updaset the patriots. 28-12 the final. for 13 years, joe pavelski made a name for himself as captain america. he changed sweaters signing with the dallas stars. sharks fans giving him a nice ovation as he returned to the tank. they miss their former captain. the sharks found themselves down 1-0 early. 1-1. second period, playing in his 1700th game. puck comes right to him. aaron solid in the net. he made 27 saves. the sharks spoil his return. we're to find out who the 49ers will face in the championship. it's the win over the

seahawks-packers game. have a great sunday. now we want to get a check of the bay area forecast with metrologist lisa argen. >> julian, good morning to you, we are looking at some clouds around here. we need a good storm. we're falling well behind with our rainfall. in oakland, about 40% of average. santa rosa doing the best. running behind in san francisco, palo alto and looking at just several weak systems coming into play today and tomorrow. it's wednesday when we'll get a stronger system. here's live doppler 7. you can see the cloud cover. this next system, once again, superweak. maybe a couple hundredths. and looking at emeryville where numbers have been cool. in the city here, the gray sky, the winds will kick up a little bit this afternoon. low 40s for you in fairfield, 44, santa rosa. from the pier 39 looking at the

sea lions there, it's cold. they don't seem to mind, though. an isolated shower perhaps today in the north bay. better chance comes in late wednesday into thursday. so we still have our high surf advisory through 3:00. our king tides in the city right before noon.ndangerous conditions from sonoma, down to the coast. we're not putting this on our storm impact scale, but there's a system behind this one on monday night that would bring us about 0.1 of an inch of rain. that could get some of you wet. but it's not until late wednesday when we're looking at maybe a half inch to an inch, right on through tuesday morning. maybe 0.1 of an inch. two weak systems. mid-50s today. mostly dry afternoon and tonight with some cloud cover, we're milder at 30s and 40s. the accuweather seven-day forecast, a level one on monday.

a break tuesday. level one wednesday night and everyone gets wet on thursday and that's the system that is what you would expect for january. >> chilly start and a lot of rain in the forecast there. thank you, lisa. next up, another san francisco transition is coming to an

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