>> sheriff's deputies evict a group of moms in oakland who were illegally squatting for months. now a very different look at that house which is surrounded by feds. >> the sheriff's department moved in this morning on magnolia street. dozen of protesters were there as it happened. leslie brinkley is live outside the santa rita jail where the four people were taken. leslie? >> reporter: hi there. those four moms and the two moms and their two supporters were reeased from jail here about an hour and a half ago. elated to be out of jail but absolutely outraged at how they're refusing to evict played

out this morning. >> wake up. >> reporter: misty and moms for housing were released from alameda county jail, ranger than ever after they were arrested this morning by sheriff's deputies who stormed the home they were living in. >> now we have a bigger movement because this fight is bigger. they shouldn't have put us in here. i'm fighting this fight. period. >> reporter: a superior court judge ruled friday that the group moms for housing could not legally live in the home they took over nearly two months ago. they turned down an offer from the home's owner for two months of temporary housing. >> the squatters made a point. making a point and doing what's right are two different things. >> reporter: deputies used a battering ram and a robot to arrest four people who refused

to leave. three for resisting an eviction. walter baker was arrested for obstructing officers. >> it seemed heavy handed to show number military outfits with guns, and to use a battering ram. i am relieved to hear no children were present when this happened. >> the doors were barricaded. they had fordified the doors and making entry into the residence was very difficult. >> so no children present during that eviction process. the charges are all misdemeanors. money to pay for bail was raised on a go fund me page. the moms say this has really lit a fire. they say it will have a big impact on oakland and the homeless crisis as they are going to continue to fight this fight. >> no doubt. where are the women arrested going to stay now that they're out of jail and out of magnolia street home and there have been offers of temporary shelter.

>> yeah. i asked them that as they came out of jay this afternoon. they don't know what they were worried about. some of the children were in school today. they were upset being given a flier listing shelters for the night. they're still refusing the offer still on the fratable. so unknown right now where they're going to land tonight. back to you. >> with affordable housing, the big focus of so many city governments, the newly elected county wofford supervisors is devoting herself to this issue. she becomes the first woman to hold the position in a decade. >> one of the things we've been really focusing on is addressing domestic violence and sexual assault. and doing it in the most

aggressive way that we can. >> reporter: when she was elected, she said the county was spending less than $1 million on services to help victims of these crimes. chavez who was sworn in as board presidenter this morning said they now spend $13 million. >> one of the things is housing, sheltering, it will be a big priority. >> reporter: the latest proposal is to build up to 80 affordable housing units at the new civic center. according to a new 2018 report, violence is the leading cause of homelessness for women. she said more must be done to help them. especially mothers trying to protect their children. >> women are trying to keep their children safe so they may have children live with different family members. the mother staying in a car. what we're trying to do is recognize, we have that hidden homeless population and make sure we're addressing it. >> reporter: supervisor chavez said one of the indicators of being a homeless adult is being

a homeless child. she hopes more home units will help break cycle. >> thank you. governor newsom continued his week-long tour to address the homelessness crisis in southern california. he went to an emergency shelter in riverside as well as the access center which provides outreach and services. he will make trips to the central valley and bay area later this week. about 151,000 people are living on the streets and in shelters in california. >> this is the year we want to see results. this is year to see people moving off the streets into supportive housing, into navigation centers with shelters with enriched services. >> reporter: an advisory council wants to put a constitutional amendment on the ballot. giving governments one year to find solutions to the homeless crisis. the man accused of a fatal stabbing of an 18-year-old woman

at an oakland b.a.r.t. station will be tried in alameda county at the same time the judge rejected a change of venue request. he is charged with murder for the deadly tike mia wilson. this took place in july of 2018. he's charged with the attempted murder of her sister. jury selection is expected to start tomorrow. the trial could be suspended if a report is due finds cowell mentally incompetent. a security guard is being credited for helping arrest a man accused of kidnapping and sexually assaulting a child. police interrupted the suspect while he was sexually assaulting a juvenile female in his car yesterday afternoon. according to investigators, he had been hired by the family several years ago to drive her to and from school. it happened behind a business on east capitol express way. the security guard held the suspect at gunpoint until

officers arrived. we have developing news out of los angeles. cell phone videoful this is frightening. it shows a delta plane dumping fuel and it lands right on top of an elementary school play ground and kids were playing at the time. 23 had to be treated after complaining of consistent irritation but thankfully none had to be taken to the hospital. a nearby high school was also affected by the fuel dump but no one was hurt. the federal aviation administration said the flight taken off from los angeles international airport and was heading to shanghai when it declared an emergency and turned around. a san francisco neighborhood was partially evacuated this afternoon because of a gas leak. a construction crew hit an eight-inch gas line. police officers and firefighters went door to door to advise people, if they needed to evacuate, they weren't out long before pg&e was able to turn off the gas and no injuries were reported. turning to the weather, you can see the sun but a storm is

heading our way. >> take a look at our east bay hills. it looked more dark and foreboding on the left-hand side. spencer christian is here with the forecast. >> we have calm conditions as they have pointed out. >> a storm of moderate intensity that will produce periods of heavy rain late tomorrow into early thursday morning. here's the forecast animation starting late tomorrow afternoon. notice just before midnight, it moves into the bay. then it intention identifies and spreads southward and eastward. thursday will have rather widespread pockets of moderate to heavy rainfall. the system will continue to produce stormy weather in the bay area until about midday on thursday before it starts to break up and move out of here.

it will be a snow producer. a complete look at that in a bit. >> oakland is cracking down on littering. the city launched its new program called oaktown proud. they acknowledged, they don't have the manpower to clean up every block in the city so they're turning to residents for help. >> we must educate, we must eradicate, and we must enforce the laws against illegal dumping and littering. >> the city expanding its garbage blitz crews which focused on illegal dumping. it is creating an environmental enforcement unit. a popular san francisco attraction that closed down a decade ago could be a step

closer to returning. they are discussing a 50-year lease at broadway and the embarcadero. the stage performances were for more than ten years on piers 27 and 29. it was forced out in 2013 to make way for the america's cup and then a cruise ship terminal. it clause 175-room hotel and a small park. debate diversity. another democratic debate gets underway tonight but there will be something missing on stage. deadly burnout. why getting burned out can be harmful to more than just your mental health. and the future of robots was supposed to be the future of food why. are some stores failing? let's see if your commute is failing. that's a fail. san francisco's sky way, pretty jam

in just two hours, several of the candidates will be in the debate. biden, sanders, warren, klobuchar, buttigieg, you'll notice they're all white. a look at the questions of diversity on the debate stage. >> reporter: with less than two months before the california primary, vermont senator the bernie sanders has emerged as the new front-runner. the new policy poll shows 27% support sanders. 24% for biden. 23% for elizabeth warren. the three candidates make up half those making up the debate stage in iowa. among line-up which also includes pete buttigieg, amy

klobuchar and tom steyer, there is one big omission. >> we started with one of the most diverse groups. and tonight we'll have six white candidates on that stage and only two women. >> in recent weeks, julian castro and cory booker have dropped out. andrew yang didn't qualify for the stage. the organization base in the san francisco says the lack of diversity is discouraging. >> i think it reflects the lack of representation we have in media. in how the stories have been told for the candidates who have run. >> during the last debate, yang addressed it. >> why am i the lone candidate of color on this stage? do you know what you need he? disposable income. >> we're at a point where it would have sent a very strong message to white national i have groups, for example, that we as

a country were embracing who we are becoming. a very diverse country. >> but instead -- >> they won't see that. >> abc7 news. >> and abc news will host the next debate. that's after the iowa caucuses february 3rd. just three weeks away. spam happle is hitting back the shooting at a florida naval base. three u.s. sailors were killed when a member of the royal saudi air force that was training entered the building and started shooting. he was killed by law enforcement. he had two iphones in his possession but investigators say they haven't been able to get past the passwords. they have asked apple for help but apple has not provided any substantive assistance. >> we call on apple and other technology companies to help us find a solution so we can better protect the lives of american

people and prevent future attacks. >> apple says it has produced a wide variety of information including icloud back-ups. >> if you're feeling burned out, you could be at higher risk for a potentially deadly irregular heartbeat. researchers followed 12,000 men and women. they found people with extreme fatigue and feelings of demoralization were more likely to develop atrial fibrillation. it is being called interesting but not a proved relationship of cause and effect. they say more relationship is needed. >> we check in with spencer now. he's been busy checking out the time line. >> most of the storm will be moving in during rush hour on thursday.

. it is shadowed by the clouds. redwood city, 54. 52 at half moon bay in santa rosa. here's the view looking northward. north eastward. the skies look pretty blue now but that won't be the case tomorrow. we have a level two storm during overnight hours. periods of heavy rain and strong gusty winds will accompany the storm. a light storm will follow it on saturday. overnight, look for fog spilling from the central valley, into some low lying areas. mid to upper 30s through region. we'll see high temperatures in

the low to mid 50s. a cool day and the approaching storm rank twos on the storm impact scale. we expect periods of heavy rain. most will see a half inch to an inch. wlufts reach 40-miles-per-hour or higher. we'll see light rain tomorrow, pushing into the north bay. and then a little after midnight, we'll see a steady line of rather moderate to heavy ra rain. it will be quite stormy with strong gusty winds. up to about 40 miles a hour. the storm will begin to weaken and push out of bay area. by midday. there will be pockets of showers that will follow storm and snow falling in the sierra. our prediction for rainfall

totals looks like most areas will see a half inch to an inch. a warning will be in effect 6:00 a.m. thursday to friday at levels above 2,000 feet. we expect one to two feet of snow and in the higher peaks, up to three feet of snow. we're looking ahead to milder, calmer weather for the 49ers championship game. game time, 3:40. a temperature of about 60 to 61 degrees. here's the accuweather forecast. we'll get mostly cloudy but dry day on friday before the light storm comes in on saturday. notice how much milder it gets. sow we'll see temperature in the low 60s, which we haven't seen in a while. >> it is all about sunday. >> sunday. sober january. a new trend is to give up

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why is this important? one-third of pcs around the globe run the system. microsoft recommends an upgrade to windows 7. the irs has launch ad new tax estimator on its website to help you target correct withholding from the on upcoming year. it inkormts changes from the new designed w-4. income tax withholding is based on a work he's expected filing stat us and standard deduction for the year instead of marital status and lounallowances. it gives recommendations so you get your preferred refund. it should be zero. right? over the course of the year, paying your taxes so you don't give an interest-free loan to uncle sam. >> i believe it says, how much do you owe? send it in. there's new an online campaign to push back against

the notion chinese food is backed msg and it can make you sick. whether you want to believe it or not, it has made it into the dictionary as chinese restaurant syndrome. miriam webster listed it as a real illness. fresh off the boat is teaming up to get term updated. miriam webster said it hasn't received any complaints. >> throw in a little msg. i think more and more chinese restaurants are moving away from it. so yeah. it would be nice if that definition were no longer in the books, as they say. plans for an expansion. will that expansion bring with it a whole new set of problems? the concerns and potential environmental impact is coming up.

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the airport. david? >> reporter: you were right with. more leisure travel and more business travel going on, the airport wants to add more flights. in fact, most 13 airlines operating here would like to do so. it would require a lot more gates and facilities. a new parking lot is planned but it could generate the equivalent of 28,000 cars. san jose claims to be the fastest growing airport in the country for five years but it is facing challenges. the volume of passengers can be backed up. while six new gates were added, no new baggage facilities werend aed. so plans were underway to build c. as it works on the expansion's environmental impact study, it is raising concerns that some planes mean more emissions. >> our challenge is to accommodate that increased

demand as responsibly as we go to serve our passengers, and to be good stewards of the environment. >> it among those raising kernels. expansion will raise emissions by .15%. and it will require 40% reduction. >> it is coming whether we build more or not. as long as people want to travel, airlines will take them where they want to go. >> we have launched the largest all electric bus league in the country. we are introducing

hope will be the start of an incentive program to encourage airlines to use electric and hybrid and low emission fuels. >> while critics say there should be fewer in the future, there is a projected 3% annually using the airport for the foreseeable future. >> the comment period for the environmental impact report is open right now for the public to weigh in so there is still an opportuni opportunity. abc7 news. >> thank you. so while the airport and business leaders celebrate the expansion, environmentalists are sounding the alarm. specifically those who say air travel is contributing in an alarming way to global warming. joining us is one of the founders of flight free usa. ariela, with the group, thank you for coming in. we're talking about the impact. i want to start with your name. your name suggests your mission is to work toward a country where no one flies. is that really what you're advocating and why? >> yes. this is a climate emergency. flight free usa asks female fly

less, a lot less or not at all for the sake of the climate. we need transition off fossil fuels. and aviation, the technology that exists today, produce tons of carbon emissions. >> no doubt we need fly less because it burns a lot of fuel. so i get it when it comes to a royal or an executive. they can fly commercial instead of taking a private plane. what if 100 people want to go to l.a. shi certainly one right? better than a whole lot of people driving. >> if they carpooled together, it would be better if they traveled on the ground. >> there's not always a better option. >> we are afd indicating for better options. i think there needs to be an expansion. people need to think about their habits. the how they can cut their

personal emissions for the sake of the future. >> are you talking about companies doing teleconferencing? or you hold a meeting via skype or something like that? >> certainly. technology has come a long way in the last decades. and working remotely is easier than ever before. and it is good for the climate. >> few people would argue that we need better options. cars, trains, maybe electric air planes. for now, what can we each do? >> we can be aware of how large our climate foot prints are. the the report last fall mention that had globally we need to cut emissions by 8% this year, next year, and every year following to avoid essentially climate chaos. >> sure. and the disaster that's come with it. flooding, drought, disruption to our food supply, water supply. i am wondering, is there something about the burning of

that fossil fuel by plane that makes it worse for the environment than if you burn it some other way? >> it is certainly worse. burning jet future has about two to four times the impact as burning the same amount on the ground. >> is there anything anything to mitigate it? >> technology does improve. the rate of flying is increasing so this is counter acting our progress technology wise. we're still asking people to fly less or not at all. >> we have about 15 seconds. was there something else you wanted to share? >> i would like to say that it can be a joy to fly less and live a lighter carbon lifestyle. we're doing this for the future. it feels great. traveling locally and traveling slower has its rewards.

end joy the trim and it is more than just the destination. >> absolutely. that's one piece of the puzzle. to live close to where you work and if you can travel less, by car, plane, every little bit helps. >> all right. flight free usa. it is probably now flight less usa. appreciate your time. thanks for coming in. >> all right. thank you. so if you are planning on flying within the next 24 hours, be aware that we've got some stormy weather coming. you may want to leave a little earlier and expenser is here with that. >> the live doppler 7 image shows us, we have dry weather. clouds increasing overnight. it will be chilly. the low temperatures in the 30s. low 30s inland. tomorrow as the clouds continue to thicken, it will be breezy. high temperatures in a narrow range. then there's that storm coming in late tomorrow night.

a level two storm producing moderate to heavy rainfall and strong wind gusts, up to 40 miles an hour. here's the seven-day forecast. the rain starts late tomorrow night. it is thursday when we'll feel the brunt of the storm. a dry day. light showers on saturday and a country to day on sunday for the niners and packers. >> all right. thank you. a special only had for a mental of the abc7 family. that's our own vic receiving an honor. he retired last week and today the boarder honored him for his amazing 50-year career in the bay area. the supervisor hailed him for calling out the wrongs and celebrating the rights. others thanked him for covering the asian community.

he is it's an absolute legend. most importantly, a class act. >> you can see some abc7 friends. other parts of san francisco. it really should be vic lee day every day if you ask us. >> all right. dry january, giving a boost. coming up, some ideas to have fun without alcohol. robots were t

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four stories that you might find interesting. the wnba has reached a collective bargaining deal. they will earn more than $500,000 per season. players with an average of $1 three,000 annually. an eight-year contract. it begins this season and runs through 2027. enhanced travel standards marks eternal and family planning benefits and health and wellness improvements. the krgs thing about women's basketball that the top players have traveled to russia and other parts of eastern europe where they would make a million dollars a year. >> what? >> and they take a pay cut to come here? >> yes. when most of the players want to stay here. the problem for the nba is that the wnba is not profitable. and david stern had the vision to start the league and the league has helped to prop it up

financially. the hope is that kit really take off. the players, they don't even fly charter flights. they fly with peop commercial flights. >> right. >> so it's like being in the person who league. >> yes. that's what the women were complaining about. if you suggested, yes, just go on this flight right here with drew and spencer. >> i'm excited about the pay bump. i wonder if it means more audiences are coming? >> hopefully. okay. listen to this. a man in utah who spent a little too much time at the gym. after a workout at 24-hour fitness, he found himself locked inside. he went to leave and the doors were locked. he called his family and then

911. he was only trapped inside one hour. it went viral interesting the building's name is 24 hour fitness. >> why was it closed? >> they recently changed some locations to close at midnight because not. people were working out. >> it should be cut in 1/6. >> a place i would like to be stuck. >> they had zero staff around. >> you would think they would be responsible enough. >> if he was really into it, he would have been working out the whole time. >> right. turn it into your own triathlon.

>> if you've ever wondered why men spend so much time in the bathroom, a survey in the u.k. says why. a third of british men say they sometimes hide in the bath troop get some peace and quiet. on average, men spent seven hours a year sequestered in the john. some do it to avoid chores or to look at their phones undisturbed. 45% said getting any time by themselves is a struggle and their partners don't appreciate how busy their lives are. >> it's like the holidays. sometimes you just need five minutes to breathe. >> seven hours a year is not that. . i would have guessed much higher. although i wouldn't escape to the bathroom. >> where would you go? the pantry? that's my second place. the the food.

two things you need. the bathroom and food. >> you're very close to veering right off the road. >> a japanese billionaire is looking for someone to love him to the moon and back. fashion mogul usako tweeted this photo with the caption, come to the moon with me. the 44-year-old said he wants to find a life partner saying feelings of loneliness and emptiness have set in. he's looking for a woman to join him on spacex's maiden voyage in 2023. applicants must have a bright and positive personality and be someone who wishes for world peace. anyone interested needs hurry. >> he's feeling lonely here?

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the folks in napa and sonoma may not like this. wine consumption is down for the first time in 25 years. americans are drinking more hard settl settlers and liquor. 100 years ago this week, the u.s. impose ad ban on the production and sale of alcohol. prohibition didn't work. it ended 13 years later. now americans are consuming more alcohol per capita than in the time leading up to prohibition, but not everybody is. some arement onning for what they call dry january. what do you do if you go to

bars? before we get into everything you can do, in my family, it's not a dry january but this is a thing. >> there is a whole sober curious movement of young people that are looking to figure out, how to go out and have fun without cocktails being the main attraction. plus, in january after the holidays, and family time which for a lot of people requires wine. >> just keep pouring it around. getting healthier and planning some other things to do. >> and you've shortened to it the dry-uary? >> yes. >> you weren't a big proponents of this but your friends are doing it. >> if i have to hang with them, i have to figure out some fun things to do. i am affected it as a secondary person. >> so what are those fun things to do? >> if you are looking for

something in the fun, dancy, adventurous realm, you can to go church of eight wheels. it is a couldn't verted church in san francisco. they have friday nights, like '70s, '80s boogie night, or saturday night, their burning man night. so get your golden may nights pants on. >> so one of my favorite things to do on a date, especially a sober date, to go play arcade games. >> that's always fun. you can go to emporium sf in oakland. my favorite place to go is free gold watch. they have a bunch of machines and they taught me a game that you can play. it is called split flipper. so what sits one person controls the left filmer. the other person controls the right flipper and together you have to work to keep the ball from falling down. >> that may indeuce alcohol consumption. depending on how good your date

is. >> they let you bring in your own drinks. so if you have to break your dry-uary thing, you can go in. >> yoga is on the table. >> if you want a particularly divine experience, you can to go grace cathedral every tuesday night from 6:00 to 7:30. they have live musicians come in and do you know a full yoga class there. they invite people from all different faiths or no faith. it is a community event and then you can do it together. >> you've been focusing more on san francisco oriented locales. what if i'm in the east bay? >> you can always to go albany bowl. they have 36 lanes. i know it can be hard to find a lane.

they have a lot of retro fun. and you can wear your bathrobe and show biz the dude. that's as a nice fun retro way. >> the cruisible. if you're crafty and you want to do something really fun together, they have pottery classes, leather working classes. you can make your own neon signs. you can go in there and dream up something fun. have some fun on and take some classes. >> thank you for coming in. >> all right. thank you. a winner could be named tonight. the contestant is one win away from capital turk title. he won two of the first three

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throughout the year we worked on really building a really strong in-house engineering taken. the hardware side, the software side and manufacturing. >> think anding about how people like their food is not an easy task for humans or >> in november, a robot pizza delivery closed. a robot restaurant also closed. >> what happened to zumi? >> i think it is a very similar situation. you see someone experimenting with a flew business model. he says it is crucial. >> it is really hard to get it right. and just in terms of getting the tech working. >> business and people who like it are still definitely there. >> and like every human, this

robot also has a name. his name is fin and guess what, he is 2 weeks old. what do you think of the coffee? >> it's fantastic. i appreciate that smile and the dance that i get before and after. >> because like the saying said, you either innovate or die. doctor abc7 news. now according to the san francisco chamber of commerce, many of the robot founders are choosing san francisco to experiment in some of the start-ups that have closed and pivoted into different start-ups. this doesn't look like a robot but that's what scientists from two universities say it is. a team from tufts and the university of vermont call it a xeno bot. they used a super computer to design it using heart cells from the african frog. they can be used to clean-up radioactive waste, or even trav

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