>> reporter: well, dion, aer we are on magnolia street. several moms moved into this house across the street in the middle of november they don't own and they don't have a a right to. clearly they have some sort of utilities working, but the signs say moms for housing. four vacant homes for each homeless person in oakland. they are part of a new advocacy group called moms for housing. and on friday, an alameda county judge ruled the families must leave the property within five days or they will get evicted. now, the firm that owns the house called wedge wood properties, they're down in l.a., offered to pay for movers and to pay catholic charities to provide shelter and assistance to the moms for two months. but the mothers called the offer an insult and they posted on twitter that the moms and the community behind us will not leave the property, which is exactly what the alameda county sheriff's office is worried about. i spoke to sergeant ray kelly

tonight who says that they will be enforcing the eviction order asman dated by the court. but they really want everything to remain peaceful so they've also reached out to the group to help and to try and come up with a nonconfrontational resolution. but so far the moms have declined their offer. now, i have seen people in the house. we've knocked on the door. i saw one woman walk up to the front door. they clearly do not want to speak to us tonight, but we have spoken to their neighbors and their neighbors are sympathetic to their situation. that they're moms trying to provide housing for their children, but they are also concerned about what's going to happen this week with the eviction, with all of the attention, and, of course, most importantly, the safety of the children in the house. after this we're going to speak to the representative for the property owner, hear what he has to say about all of that and we will have everything right here on abc7 at 11:00. for now that is the latest live here in oakland. i'm kate larson, abc7 news. back to you. >> and we are looking forward to it. kate, thanks. abc7 news is committed to building a better bay area, and

one place we have been looking at a lot lately is the trail in santa rosa. there is a homeless camp that stretches for about a mile there and there is ongoing a search for solutions. there may be a renewed urgency to come up with a shelter to put the people living along the trail somewhere. overnight there was a fire at the encampment and the santa rosa democrat reports this is the third fire there in two months. it was out within 20 minutes and o one was hurt, but just a s and couple of weeks ago a propane tank exploded along the trail. now, two other issues we're looking at in building a better bay area, housing and education. and they are coming together in napa. the napa valley unified school district is considering selling two schools to generate nearly $10 million. the schools are yountville elementary school and mount george elementary. both kam pugses are supposed to close this summer according to the napa valley register. the money would help the district's budget crunch. the properties could be developed into housing or even a

vineyard. we do want too hear your ideas about building a better bay area. you can share them on a better bay area group on facebook. >> a oakland man is recovering after he was shot and robbed of his notebook on friday. a man was killed after a theft of his notebook in clairmont neighborhood. abc7 news's cornell bernard. >> somebody was screaming i don't want to die like this. >> reporter: oakland resident heard those cries or help after hearing a single gunshot friday night. he found a man at this bus shelter at 69th and adoline streets. he is a former paramedic and helped the man until first responders arrived. >> what's his name? 2012 macbook pro silver. description is a male wearing ace mask.

>> he was saying he was on his laptop waiting for the bus. somebody came up in a mask, asked him for his laptop, and either before he could comply or i'm not sure if he refused, they shot him. >> the customer come run in here. somebody just got shot. >> reporter: he works at stanford market across the street. he says the victim is one of his customers. >> i think music, beats, i think and the laptop, so it's just tragedy. what happened to him, it's wrong. >> reporter: it's the second stole inlaptop theft in oakland that's turned violent in recent weeks. on new year's eve 34-year-old was killed at a montclair starbucks trying to get his stolen laptop back. two suspects were arrested for the crime. >> everybody should be concerned about their safety no matter what neighborhood they live in. >> reporter: oakland city council man dan says violent crime has increased in recent months. he's pushing for more police officers to be hired. >> if we don't have enough officers, we won't have enough officers doing the investigations of those serious crimes. >> reporter: police say the victim from friday's laptop

theft is recovering in the hospital. in oakland, cornell bernard, abc7 news. >> also in the east bay, hayward police are investigating that city's first homicide of the year. it happened just before 5:30 this morning near osage avenue and hesse drive. officers say they found a man with gunshot wounds. the man was declared dead at the scene. his identity is not being released until family can be notified. >> california wildfire victims could be on the hook for billions of dollars owed to the federal government by pg&e. fema wants the utility to cover the cost of the government's response to the wildfires of 2015, '17 and '18. but if pg&e can't pay, the agency told the "san francisco chronicle" that it would bill the victims for the nearly $4 billion. that money would come out of the $11 billion settlement pg&e reached with the victims. fema says it doesn't want to go after the victims, but says it is compelled to do so. a judge is expected to consider the issue next month.

meanwhile, sonoma county is looking to modernize its way of dealing with wildfires through a ballot measure. in march voters will be asked to vote on measure g. it is a sales tax. if passed, it is expected to generate more than $50 million each year and would help with hiring of about 200 more firefighters. however, the press democrat reports only agencies that are working to consolidate with others would be able to get a slice of the money. that measure requires a two-thirds majority in order to pass. >> in san francisco, 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 began moving again. the mta says the operator did not know the train had struck the man. another operator reported the body on the tracks. mta says this is the first incident of its kind in the last two years. >> governor newsome's budget

proposal announced friday includes plans to buy a huge cattle ranch in the bay area and turn it into a park. the property is located in this area southeast of livermore. i's near the del valle regional park. it's 80 square miles which would make it one of the largest new parks in decades. two southern california sisters put it on the market in july of last year for $72 million. so far, though, no takers. if approved, the state would put up 20 million, another $30 million would come from conservation groups. >> well, the 49ers will be playing next sunday for a shot at the super bowl. they'll be at home and we know it was a pricey ticket for yesterday's playoff game. so how much can you expect to spend next weekend? >> and while we're talking about the 49ers, is one of their key assistants staying or going to become a head coach? the big update on his future. >> the sir francis drake hotel in san francisco is home to one of the city's legendary people. we're there as the beloved door man retires.

>> and i've meteorologist drew tuma. it's a rather quiet night out there tonight, but the week ahead will find several chances for rain moving in. we'll have the details in the accuweather forecast coming up.

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it all happened last night in beverley hills. police say the car was damaged. edelman was last year's super bowl mvp. he has been released from jail and is scheduled to appear in an l.a. courtroom in april. it's not clear yet if he'll face any charges. the patriots are aware of the arrest, but are not commenting. >> the 49ers are just one win away from the super bowl, and we'll know shortly whether the see seattle seahawks or green bay packers are coming for the championship game. tickets are going to be pretty steep for the game at levi stadium. ticketmaster has re-sale tickets on sale. the cheapest are in the upper deck at $380 apiece. those are the cheap seats, folks. the most expensive are in the v.i.p. section down there at the 50 yard line behind the 49ers bench. those are only 10 grand apiece. >> it's just one game, people. >> excuse me? are you one of the 49ers faithful? share your pictures and video with us on social media, and use

the #abc7now. your images could end up on our website or one of our newscasts. it's okay, chris, she didn't mean it. >> are you planning to go? >> to the game? >> yeah. >> i'll be right here working. >> i was going to say watching for free. >> yeah, that, too. >> a san francisco icon is calling it a career. >> it's been a good run. i wouldn't trade this job for anything. >> he is probably one of the most recognizable people in union square, and we're there for his very last day of work. >> and meteorologist drew tuma is up next with the accuweather forecast. >> coming up in sports, the niners watching, waiting for that next opponent as eric mentioned. reaction from the team and those of you that

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a legendary figure who is part of the fabric of san francisco is retiring today. the legendary tom sweeney has been door man at the sir francis drake hotel at union square the last 43 years. today is his last day on the job. it seemed like everybody stopped by to greet him and wish him well. firefighters, police officers, muni operators, tourists and locals. he spent most of the day looking back at his career and the memorable moments that happened

on the job. >> one time a lady double parked a car on the cable car tracks. the cable car came up behind her ringing the bell telling the lady to move. she got out of the car and told the cable car, go around me. [ laughter ] >> so what's next? sweeney says he's going to continue running marathons and he has four grand kids to look after. they're going to keep him busy. this, by the way, was a summer job 43 years ago. >> can you believe that? look what it's turned into, a legacy. >> well loved man, well known man. >> it looked nice out there. if you happen to be doing his job, whatever, outside, drew. >> it was a quiet end to our weekend. a little bit of sunshine. the clouds hanging tough throughout the day. tomorrow, though, we'll track some rain returning at night. live doppler 7 tonight, though, showing you it's a calm picture. the sweep not finding any moisture. temperature wise we're falling back into the 40s in our coldest spots so far. 45 in half moon bay. 48 and free momont and san ramo santa rosa. 52 in oakland and san francisco.

tonight under a mixture of stars and clouds, not quite as cold tonight as we were last night. that cloud cover kind of slows the cooling process, acts like a blanket this time of year. 40, 60 overnight low in san francisco. dropped to about 33 in san jose. chilly 39 in redwood city to get you out the door tomorrow morning. the morn sergio garcia dry, much of the day, in fact, is dry. it's tomorrow night that would bring back the storm impact scale. it is a level 1 light system on our monday night. we'll track scattered showers. rainfall is really light. less than a 10th of an inch. the winds anywhere from 10 to 25 miles per hour. so future weather tomorrow morning, it is quiet. the early afternoon you'll find fair amount of cloud cover. so partly sunny skies throughout monday afternoon. then monday night, that is when we track the wet weather alerter first in the north bay. this is 6:30 in the evening on our monday night. light showers around santa rosa and clover dale. as the evening goes on, we do expect showers to move south. so by 10:00, 11:00 p.m., they

are working through san francisco and oakland. light showers, might have a down pier here and there, a quick moving system. tuesday morning it is moving out of here. really it's not a huge issue. if you're out and about late tomorrow night you'll encounter some drops. partly sunny skies, cool but seasonable day for january numbers. 355 in san rafael. 57 in antioch. well, fast forward, though, into thursday morning because a potent storm looks to move through the bay area. this is a level 2 moderate storm here early thursday morning with steady rain, scattered downpours, rainfall. pretty good for this time of year. half of an inch to an inch. some spots could see more than an inch. wind gusts 20 to 40 miles pore hour. it will be breezy. wednesday night we'll see the rain arriving light in nature first in the north bay, but it's early thursday morning -- this is 5:00 a.m. thursday morning --. we're tracking the showers, those scattered downpours. the thursday morning commute is going to be very messy. rainfall potential as we round out the storm wednesday into

thursday, you can see a pretty healthy amount no matter where you live. over half an inch rather in a lot of spots. wither we find those downpours, perhaps more than an inch in the north bay. we'll keep our eye on that. not only liquid, winter storm watch goes into effect wednesday. that is ape low snow level. 1 so 2 feet of snow is very possible. so travel is going to be very tough mid week into the sierra. showers tomorrow night clouds and sun tuesday. tuesday is dry. there's that storm wednesday. level 2 thursday morning with pthe worst wind and rain. and another chance coming saturday night. >> announcer: now abc7 sports with chris alvarez. >> the 49ers took full advantage of the buy week getting three defensive starters back healthy and, boy, did they look fresh d dismantling the vikings yesterday. green bay up by 5 in the fourth right now. the vikings got -- they had six sacks. they were sacked that is, six times. nick bosa with two.

49ers had 47 rushes, 186 yards. tevin coleman scored twice. hard to believe the nfc's top seed would have any doubters coming off another dominant win. but for those that still don't believe in san francisco, george kittle and richard sherman want to have a word with you. >> nobody is saying inside the league because they have to see the tape. the media has to sell the story. this is a 1 seed versus 6 seed and you call it an upset, like we haven't been playing the whole season like we've been saying. it's odd conversation. it sells tickets, sells the story. i'm thankful we get another opportunity to play and we look forward to whoever we get to play next week. >> we play good football all year. keep putting good football on tape. people keep telling us we're not very good. we're going to keep playing good football, i guess. >> 49ers defensive coordinator robert sala interviewed for the browns head coach job. while he was thankful for the opportunity, politely declined to comment due to his current

job with san francisco. sala's defense dominated the vikings yesterday. according to reports, cleveland plan to hire stafansky according to espn sources. he is set to become the fifth browns head coach since 2012. that could be good news for the niners. sala will probably be head coach one day. the game was crazy. patrick mahomes and the chiefs hosting them in houston. punt, lonnie johnson, jr. that's major, get into end zone. picks it up. houston was up 24 to nothing. patrick mahomes had a pep talk on the side lines. it worked. he throws for four touchdowns in the second quarter. using the second quarter in the postseason game to ever do that. three of them go to his tight end travis kelsey. you remember he threw two touchdown. they become the first team to trail by 24 and then lead at the half. kansas city

up, scores 41 as the beer showers he goes into, they host the titans next week. warriors, some hoops to talk about. deangelo russell returning from shoulder injury. he missed the last six games. dubs defense -- memphis defense, going for the slam. d-lo scored 17. he finished with 34. the dubs were down just one at the break. third quarter, though, all memphis. jonas 31 points and 19 rebounds. that is a big-time double-double. throws it down there. 29-11, memphis running and the rookie, he can jump out of the gym. finishes on the business end of the alley-oop. so nice we show it twice. grizzlies win by 20. warriors have lost eight straight games. right now seattle and green bay are locked up in a close one

with about 9 minutes to go. it's a five-point game. >> not to be a nitpicker, but the last pass we saw from mahomes was awful close to the line of scrimmage. >> it was. but they reviewed it. it was upheld, so -- >> thank you so much. >> they were down so much. they win by 20. i don't think that one play -- close, the referee, it was close. >> okay. >> thank you, sir. >> just ahead rays reign at the box office comes to not a end. 9 movie that took the number one spot from "star wars" this weekend.

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11:00, a high school robotics team has met their fund-raising goal after thieves stole thousands of dollars worth of equipment. how they are now planning to make sure that never happens again. >> and governor newsome is hitting the road to learn about homelessness. the statewide tour he has planned on the heels of releasing his homeless focused budget. >> well, it took the war to end all wars to take down "star wars" at the box office this weekend. >> fresh off its strong showing at the golden globes, 1917 brought in 36 1/2 million dollars during its first full weekend in theaters. it had been showing on just 11 screens for a couple of weeks. the movie was shot and edited so that it feels like it was done in just one take. this ends "star wars" three-week reign at the top. the last film in the saga, however, is closing in on the billion dollar mark globally. >> here's a look at the top five. "star wars" slipping into second place. just ahead of "jumanji": the next level. there was a tie between like a

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