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>> announcer: now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> a frightening new twist to a robbery trend. a man is recovering after he was shot and robbed of his laptop at an oakland bus stop. >> if comes only weeks after another oakland man was killed during a laptop theft. abc7 news reporter cornell barnard has our story. >> i opened the door and heard somebody screaming, somebody help me. i don't want to die like this. >> reporter: oakland resident bryant heard those cries for help after hearing a single gunshot. he found a man inside this bus shelter at 61st and add line streets. heed been robbed and shot in the hip. he is a former paramedic. he helped the man until first responders arrived. >> macbook pro the description, the suspect was

wearing a mask. >> he was on his laptop, somebody came up with a mask. asked for his laptop. before he could comply or he refused, they shot him. >> reporter: he works at stanford market across the street. he said the victim is one of his customers. >> the customer come run in here. somebody just got shot. i think music, beats, the laptop. so it's just tragedy. what happened to him, it's wrong. >> reporter: it's the second stole stolen laptop theft turned violent in recent wookz. 34-year-old was killed at a montclair starbucks trying to get his laptop back. two suspects were arrested for the crime. >> everybody should be concerned for their safety no matter what neighborhood they live in. >> reporter: he's pushing for more police officers to be hired. >> our job as a city and our police department's job is to do our best to be more visible, to investigate the violent crimes

and the serious crimes that happen in oakland. and to try to catch the perpetrators and see what we can do with them to take them off the street. >> reporter: the recent laptop theft victim is recovering in the hospital. in oakland, cornell barnard, abc7 news. >> developing news, house speaker nancy pelosi warned senate republicans will, quote, pay a price if they don't allow for witnesses to be called during president trump's impeachment trial. she appeared on abc's this week with george stephanopoulous. >> dismissing is a cover up. dismissing is a cover up. if they want to go that route, again, the senators who are thinking now about voting for witnesses or not. they will have to be accountable for not having a fair trial. >> pelosi has come under fire by republicans for delaying sending the articles of impeachment to the senate. democrats have withheld the two articles in an attempt to get senate leader mitch mcconnell to agree on what she says is an impartial trial. >> now to the iran crisis. thousands of demonstrators hit

the streets in teheran this weekend condemning iranian authorities for shooting down a ukrainian passenger plane. here's abc news reporter stephanie ramos. >> reporter: protesters taking to the streets in iran, shouting anti-government slogans following the iranian military's admission that it accidentally shot down that ukrainian passenger plane, killing all 176 people on board. president trump tweeting directly to the iranian people in both far see and english. my administration will continue to stand with you. we are following your protest closely and are inspired by your courage. here at home, a new abc news insis poll found 56% of americans disapprove of the president's handling of the iran situation. 43% approve. only 25% of those surveyed report feeling safer following the u.s. strike that killed iranian general qassem soleimani. 52% feel less safe.

the trump administration insists the killing of soleimani stopped a planned attack against americans. defense secretary mark esper was asked on cbs's face the nation if there was any specific evidence of an imminent threat. >> i didn't see one with regard to four embassies. what i say is i share the president's view. probably my expectation was they were going to go after our embassies. >> reporter: house speaker nancy pelosi said on abc this week doesn't think trump administration is being straight with the americans about the reason for taking out soleimani and doesn't buy the reasoning for not notifying congressional leaders in advance. >> we had to keep it close because we didn't want it to get out. what you're saying is you don't trust the congress of the united states. >> reporter: just a last week the house voted in favor of a non-binding war powers resolution meant to limit the president's military action towards iran as tensions escalate. similar resolutions have been introduced in the senate where passage is less likely. stephanie ramos, abc news, new

york. >> a muni light rail train hit and killed a man early this morning at a bus stop in visitacion valley. police say the train was stopped at a light and the man was sitting on the device that connects two train cars. he fell under the second car of the train when it started moving again. the mta says the operator did not know the train struck the man. another operator reported a body on the tracks. the mta says this is the first incident of its kind in the last two years. >> patriots wide receiver and redwood city native julian edelman faces vandalism charges after he jumped on the hood of a car. it happened in beverley hills. edelman was a quarterback in san mateo before going pro. he was last year's super bowl mvp. edelman has been released from jail and is scheduled to amir in a l.a. courtroom in april. >> in the philippines a volcano erupted sending a terrifying amount of ash and steam into the air. tourists captured video of a

lightning storm at the volcano site. experts are warning for a potential of a more hazardous explosion. this is the tall volcano located 37 miles south of the capital manila. tens of thousands of people are being evacuated. the airport is closeds to flights. there are no immediate reports of injuries. happening today, a crew of 50 people from california is on its way to help the island of puerto rico in the aftermath of a week of earthquakes. you're looking at video of a team of disaster specialists leaving sacramento international airport this morning. they'll be in puerto rico for about two weeks helping residents with temporary housing. yesterday's magnitude 5.9 and 4.6 aftershock were just the latest in a string of quakes knocking out power and water to thousands. the u.s. gs says today aftershocks have continued with 144 having a magnitude of 3.0 and greater since the quake on

january 7th. >> developing news now on a group of homeless mothers who have been ordered by a judge to leave a vacant house they are occupying in oakland, they are apparently rejecting help from the house's owner to find a new place to live. the real estate company that owns the house said yesterday it would pay to move the mothers and cover two months' shelter and assistance. in a statement, one of the women occupying the home says, quote, we have seen corporations with blood on their hands try to buy public favor and this is an example. their offer is an insult. the women say they want to buy the home through the nonprofit oakland community land trust. >> to the weather now. several storms are heading our way. >> yeah, that's exactly right. a quiet end to the weekend, dion, but the week ahead, the weather turns active. several chances for rain. we'll pinpoint each one coming up in the accuweather forecast, guys. >> meghan markle may not want to be duchess of sussex, but she's joining the disney family. her latest role ahead. >> it's been a good run. i wouldn't trade this stop for

anything. >> today, it is his last day at work. a familiar face in san francisco's union square is

a big day in a california court tomorrow for gig economy workers like rideshare drivers and truckers. a hearing will consider whether a new law that gives these workers grater protection will stay on the books. assembly bill 5 treats freelancers as employees who are entitled to benefits. but uber and the california trucking association sued to stop it calling the new law unconstitutional. a federal judge issued a temporary restraining order against ab 5. the judge will consider blocking the law while other lawsuits are settled.

>> the 49ers one win away from the super bowl after defeating the vikings yesterday. we'll know tonight whether the niners will play seattle or glee bay for the championship. 49ers faithful. they will pay big bucs if they want to go to the game at levi stadium next sunday. ticketmaster has resale tickets on sale. the cheapest tickets, those are in the way upper deck and going for around $400 apiece. the most expensive tickets are in the v.i.p. section behind the 49ers bench listed at a cool $10,000 apiece. >> seems meghan markle may become a princess even after she and her husband, prince harry, said they would step back from their royal duties. the times reports that the duchess of uss essex has signed a voice over deal with the parent abc 7 disney. the couple shown meeting disney c.e.o. bob iger next year. he talks about his wife's experience doing voice overwork.

the royal family is set to discuss the couple's future after they said they would be transitioning away from their roles as senior members of the royal family. >> as the saying goes, time is money and one san francisco restaurant is applying that principle to meals. >> coming up, congestion pricing for brunch. what it will cost you if you linger over your eggs bennedict. >> i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a quiet night in store, but the week ahead, we find several storms on the horizon. we'll det

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guests who link irtger too over breakfast face a fee plus tax at san francisco's fairmont hotel. abc news contributor and "san francisco chronicle" -- chronicle writer, i should say, phil mctier writes in his column in today's chronicle, demand for breakfast is apparently high at the hotel restaurant and the congestion pricing fee is in

effect for three days during the busy j.p. morgan health care conference this week. and there is a $50 minimum for breakfast as well, not including the 18% service charge and sales tax. now, the health care conference is one of the busiest conventions in san francisco. it all comes on the heels of a convention booker's conference. that was in town last week. the chronicle reports the city poured extra resources including police, public works crews, and nearly 400 volunteers to spruce up the downtown area. the city took a big blow when oracle announced it would move its annual open world convention to vegas, citing the city's poor street conditions. phil is the "san francisco chronicle" insider and you can read his columns every wednesday and sunday in ""the chronicle." >> well, today was the last day on the job for the most photographed man in san francisco. not drew tuma. this guy. the legendary tom sweeney has been the door man at the sir francis drake hotel for the last 45 years. make that 43 years.

h's hanging up his beef eater uniform and retiring today. sweeney is a graduate of reardon high school and city college. he thought he was going to be a firefighter and police officer. then he thought why would anyone walk away from a job that gives you a front row seat to the city. >> i met so many great people, thousands of movie stars, harrison ford, sharon stone, mariah carey, dolly parton, all the nazi team that stayed here ten years. >> sweeney got the job when he was just 19. his mother knew the the hotel's general manager and thought her son needed a summer job. "first class" that's a lot of summers. he never thought heed be able to stretch is it out to 43 years. >> so many memories. it's quite a lucrative job. >> and he got to meet a lot of people. everybody knew stop sweeney when they walked past the hotel. he would say hi. >> he's a friend of the community. >> let's check the forecast. what do you think is in store for you? >> i don't have the answer.

drew, though. >> kweel find rain drops in the sen-day forecast. as the week goes on, looks like a pretty potent storm moves in wednesday night into thursday. live doppler shows it's calm out there. temperature wise we're finding numbers slowly falling from the 50s to the 40s. 49 currently in cloverdale, 53 in oelkd. 52 in platt, the current temperature in san francisco. under a mixture of stars and clouds, the clouds this time of year act like a blanket. they insulate us, so not as cold tonight as we were last night. last night we were well into the 30s in a lot of spots. tonight most spots will hold in the 40s. a few exceptions like santa rosa, napa, and livermore. low to mid 40s around the bay shoreline. now, tomorrow we do bring in the storm impact scale. this is for tomorrow night. monday night. the level 1 light system out there. scattered showers, rainfall is pretty light, less than a 10th of an inch. winds aren't too active. 25 miles per hour at times. we'll time it out for you.

tomorrow morning we're dry. even into the afternoon it's a mixture of sun and clouds out there. the rain arrives after the sun goes down, first in the north bay around 6:00, 7:00 at night. then those light showers begin to sink south. around 10:00, 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night, we expect light showers through san francisco, oakland, approaching san jose. then it fizz lz out in the early morning hours on tuesday. so much of the day tomorrow, it is dry. it's at night the rain returns. so tomorrow it's partly sunny out there. 55 in the city. 56 in oakland. it's a cool day to start out the week. 56 in san jose. about 55 in santa rosa. 57 the high in antioch. we're going to fast forward into that stronger system here. this one will arrive thursday morning and on the storm impact scale it is a level 2 moderate system. we are tracking thursday morning, steady rain, scattered downpours across the region. look at the rainfall. that's pretty good this time 6 year. half an inch to an inch of rainfall. some spots could see more rain than that and the winds will be pretty active. 20 to 40 miles per hour. so future weather wednesday

night. most of us are dry. we see that rain first in the north bay and then watch what happens as we get into thursday morning. that's a pretty good slug of moisture at 5:00 a.m. on thursday. moderate rain, scattered downpours. so thursday morning commute does look really messy. so rainfall potential with this mid week mess, you can see a lot of spots over half of an inch if not more than an inch where we see those downpours set up. not only rain here. this is a pretty significant storm for the sierra. winter storm watch will go into effect wednesday above 2000 feet. we can see 1 to 2 feet of fresh powder by thursday night. plan the next seven days for you. tuesday is dry. wednesday night, that storm arrives and intensifies thursday morning. we're dry on friday. and then there is another chance of some showers late on saturday. but right now sunday looks totally dry. mostly sunny. in fact, mild in the upper 50s to lower 60s. so chris is pretty excited about that. >> okay, drew, thanks. >> he's also excited about the

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controlled the clock on offense. 47 rushes, 186 yards. tevin coleman found the end zone twice. for those who still don't believe in san francisco, george kittle and richard sherman want to talk to you. >> nobody is saying anything until they see the tape. it's just the nonsense from the media. it's like they have to sell a story. this is a 1 seed versus a 6 seed and you have people calling an upset. like we haven't played the whole season like we've been playing. you know what i mean? it's really odd. it's odd conversations. i guess it sells tickets. it sells the story. i'm thankful we get another opportunity to play and look forward to whoever we play next week. >> we've been playing good football all year. good football on tape. people tell us we're not playin good. we're just going to keep playing good football, i guess. >> robert interviewed for the browns head coach job. while he was thankful for the opportunity, he politely declined.

he has a job with san francisco. the defensive coordinator dominated the defensive coordinator. according to reports cleveland is going with stepan ski for their head coach. good news for the niners, they'll keep him around another year probably. afc divisional game was bananas. patrick mahomes and the chiefs hosting deshaun watson and houston. houston blocks the kansas city punt. special teams coming up special. lonnie johnson, jr., picks it up, takes it to the house. houston was up 24-0. the game, yeah, it's over. but there's a lot of time on the clock and patrick mahomes is really, really good. fires up his sidelines and then whatever he said worked. four touchdowns in the second quarter. three of them go to travis kelsey. raiders fans remember he threw two against you in week two in the second quarter. chiefs become the first team in nfl history to trail by 24 and then lead at recess. they score 41 unanswered. mahomes throws five touchdowns. the chiefs win by 20. they're going to host the titans

in the afc championship next sunday. packers are up big against the seattle seahawks right now. there's another half of football. >> and their quarterback is pretty good, too. >> both quarterbacks are good. we'll wait and see. >> chris, thank you. >> this tortoise is a he's re. he helped save his species. that story next. >> tamron hall goes behind oprah winfrey's 2020 wellness tour. helping peopl

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new on abc7 news at 6:00, there's another wrinkle with the pg&e settlement and wildfire victims. who could be sending them a bill if the utility can't pay up. >> and new concerns for a large homeless camp in the north bay as officials race to find a solution. find out what happened overnight. finally now, a 100-year-old tortoise is hailed as a hero of his species. >> you might say diego's got game. he's fathered over 800 children bringing the giant tortoise population in the galapagos islands back from extinction all by himself. he was brought to the islands from the san diego zoo in the 1960s there. were just two males and 12 females on the galapagos. there are now 2000. diego will now return to the wild so he can rest. >> he looks like a player, doesn't he? >> he does. in the tortoise world. >> yeah.

he's got it going on. >> that's right. you should have seen him in all those tortoise bars back in the day. that's it for abc7 news at 5:00. thank you for your tonight, deadly storms sweeping across america. confirmed tornadoes, snow and heavy rain blamed for at least a dozen deaths. the new images of the devastation coming in, homes and buildings torn apart. a high school badly damaged, the roof ripped away. overseas, chaos in iran. protests erupting over iran's accidental downing of a ukrainian passenger jet. police firing tear gas into the crowd. this as president trump and his own defense secretary send mixed messages about that imminent threat from tehran. the impeachment showdown heating up. house speaker nancy pelosi planning to deliver the articles of impeachment to the senate within days. president trump tonight complaining about the, quote, stigma of having bn