avalanche this morning. authorities identified the victim as a man from a nearby town of only a couple dozen people. good afternoon. thanks for joining us. >> the avalanche happened at alpine meadows. christen all rig christen. >> reporter: the avalanche happened this morning near here in this area. we have that marked in red. it is an advanced ski area, but that's not the back country. the ski resort specifies it was between promise land and scott chair and within an open area of the resort. the skier was pronounced dead at the scene. they say the 34-year-old was from a small town in california with just a few dozen people

cr muter t avche.oe. iuries the cause is under investigation. >> most are caused by eithertao down you can probably draw a conclusion from there. >> reporter: the ski resort issued a statement that says the entire team, including all of the first responders, extend their deepest sympathies to the family and friends. we are working with the families to ensure their continued care. i want to show you a shot. this is from the web cam showing where scenes like the avalanche occurred. mitigation work had been performed in this area before it was opened to skiers today. lots of questions remain.

>> thank you. alpine meadows received over two of feet of snow. >> conditions are calm, but over the sierra, although the weather is calm, there's a lot of snow on the ground from just 24 hours. look at some of these totals. 26 inches of snow at tahoe. several locations we see more than two feet of snow in just a 24 hour period. north star, 22 inches. tahoe at 20 inches. it's a heavy blanket of snow on the grounds and on the slopes and that's the concern right now is the possibility of avalanche. i'll give you a closer look at our weather and the forecast coming up in a few minutes. >> thank you. we have developing news of an ongoing situation in santa cruz. for hours police have been at an apartment building negotiating with a man who kidnapped his

1-year-old daughter this morning. we are live at the scene with the latest. >> reporter:olshe madeontact wi suspect and at this point they believe the child is doing okay. if you look behind me, you can see the heavy police presence here at this intersection. law enforcement from multiple agencies are on scene supporting santa cruz police in their efforts to bring this to a peaceful end. police tell us the suspect kidnapped his daughter from his estranged girlfriend at a nearby hotel around 5:00 this morning. family members say they believe there was an altercation between the two adults. the suspect fled the room and went to a friend's apartment nearby. this has been the scene on second street throughout the day. police tell us they have negotiators and a team in place and have been using drones suec aba.them to

on, lkke to ar -actuallys levi bkvey in the custody of a fami member. we have other family members on scene cheering the work of police and the negotiators. wow. earlier today we spoke to family members who had expressed deep concern about whether or not the father would give up his daughter and right now you can see what's unfolding here in front of beach hill court. again, this is not too far from where the initial kidnapping happened down the road. police tell us that they do have

a warrant for the arrest related to kidnapping, child endangerment and domestic violence charges. at this point a family members tell us that the baby's mother is currently at a trauma center where she is undergoing surgery for her injuries. that is the latest live here in santa cruz. abc 7 news. we'll send it back over to you. >> we'll keep everybody posted on this. thank goodness we were fortunate enough to be on the air alive when the baby came out there and she's apparently safe and police will work to try to get the suspect in this case -- >> i got chills when we saw that knowing that she's out and appears to be okay. >> just imagine the anguish of family members. hopefully this will be resolved peacefully and everybody can get on with their lives and be okay. a man took matters into his

own hands today during a break in at his house. he opened fire at the burglar. >> the incident happened around 10:00 this morning. police received a call reporting someone broke into a house. >> that's when the man grabbed a gun and fired shots toward that area. police say the owner wasn't shush if sure if he hit the suspect. a well known figure has passed away. he died today in his sleep at his home. he was renowned for his progressive values and controversial practices. he served two terms before being elect the district attorney in 1996. he pushed for rehab and treatment programs instead of incarceration. he called himself america's most progressive district attorney. perhaps one of his most infamous moves was in 2002 when he indicted the police department's

entire command staff accusing them of a coverup. that ended in political embarrassment. the mayor praised him as a dedicated public servient saying he was fierce in his pursuit of justice and his love for the city. he was simply put a true san francisco legend. a gas leak shut section of downtown san jose this afternoon, about a block away from city hall. some buildings were evacuated. people had to shelter it took three areas to contain the leak. letters were sent warning of an attack this sunday. we are live with the interview you'll see only on 7.

david. >> reporter: this is clearly a disturbing story for everyone involved. this is the church whose members were the subject of threatening hand written notes that were delivered here over a 12-day period. the suspect is a former minister here and he admitted to me that he sent those threatening notes, but you'll also see that he has lapses in memory when i asked him about why he did it and what he did. sheriff's deputies were armed as they arrived to arrest the minister. the minister is accused of sending letters threatening violence to the church two blocks away from his home. did you do that? >> yeah. >> reporter: you did do that. >> r did you do that? >> it was personal. >> reporter: we interviewed the reverend. the retired pastor is accused of

threatening gun violence against the church and members. he was an interim pastor there many years ago. >> he was seen on surveillance footage from the church hand delivering them and since he was a former member he was identified by members of the church as being the suspect. >> reporter: the reverend said he was upset at the pastor. >> he wasn't supportive of us when my wife had cancer. we were going through that period of time. >> reporter: he said his wife of 47 years died about two years ago. they lived here for decades. while the reverend said he sent the letters, he seemed to have lapses in memory during follow up questions. >> did i make threats? yeah. >> reporter: what were those threats you were claiming you would do? >> well,

>> reporter: do you remember. >> do i remember? >> reporter: what threats you made in those letters? >> no. >> reporter: given the nature of his arrest, neighbors didn't want to do interviews about him. this is a man facing possible felony charges of making terrorist threats and violating civil rights. neighbors did wonder if he has a medical issue. i heard you a fall after a ladder. >> right. >> reporter: has that caused any confusion or thinking problems. >> it might. we're just in the process of now checking that out. >> reporter: the reverend is currently associated with hope lutheran church. the church is shocked about the arrest. they're also at a loss to understand why anyone would attempt to do such a disruptive

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i want to give you an update on the breaking news that you just saw minutes ago here live. a 1-year-old girl has been rescued after police say her father kidnapped her this morning. the standoff with the suspect had lasted for hours, but as you can see there the little girl was just released. investigators tell us the suspect kidnapped his daughter from his estranged girlfriend at a nearby hotel around 5:00 this morning. we're not sure about his status, but the girl appears to be okay and is in the arms of her family. a woman was killed this morning after driving the wrong way on the freeway for at least five miles. the chp says someone called to report the woman driving woman had crashed head on into

another car. the wrong way driver was pronounced dead at the scene. the driver of the other car was taken to the hospital with injuries including broken bones. officers say it is a warning to everyone. >> we have to pay attention where we're getting on the freeway. a lot of times people are going to work late so we have to make sure to pay attention to the signs. >> the chp is investigating whether drugs or alcohol were involved. it's an all too familiar sight in the bay area, broken glass on the ground from a smash and grab. a victim says good intent on the part of a city agency reunited her with her backpack. abc 7 news tell us the rest of te story. >> i literally came here and stood just like this and the window was not there and there was just such a mess. they call it diamonds. >> reporter: vanessa was working the night of december 18th when her backpack was stolen in a smash and grab. a backpack that contained a

wallet filed with gift cards, an iphone and a folder of papers for refinancing her mortgage. that same night ambassadors with uptown, downtown benefit districts found her backpack. >> i seen a backpack. it was tucked behind a bush. so i pulled it out and i seen that it had a lot of contents in there. >> reporter: the next day after detective work the victim was reunited with her backpack and paperwork. >> he says here you go. i tried to hand him money. i wanted -- he said no, no, no. he goes i can't accept that. so i jumped out of the car. i was filled with emotion and gratitude and i just went up to him and i held his hand and i said thank you, thank you so much. >> reporter: the stolen property using social media. they do cleanups. they plant landscaping along an

82 square block area here along broadway. >> you have 30 full time ambassadors out there. >> yeah, working seven days a week almost 24 hours a day. the work they do impacts tens of thousands of people annually. >> i think they're underrecognized. i think there are really good people like this and we don't speak about them enough. >> reporter: uptown downtown is supported by property taxes to fill in the gaps. abc 7 news. >> we want to hear your ideas about building a better bay area. share them by joining our better bay area group on facebook. spencer is here. i don't want to gloss over saturday because people have weekend plans. >> of course. >> for some of us it's really all about sunday at 3:40 p.m. >> if you're a football fan, it's all about sunday. sunday is looking good.

it's going to be mild and dry. it's pretty mild and dry at the moment. here is a look at live doppler 7. we have calm weather. this is a view from the tower showing a few clouds over the bay. it is 53 degrees here in the city. mid 50s in partly cloudy skies looking westward. napa 51. fairfield and concord upper 40s. one more live view looking down at ocean beach and these are our forecast features. we'll see chilly inland valley conditions overnight with a chance of patchy fog as well. it will be remaining dry, the weather will, through the weekend, but rain returns early next week. let's look at the snow pack over the sierra. we had that snow yesterday. you might be wondering where we stand in terms of percentage of

normal snow pack. statewide we're at 80% of average. that's not so bad. there's likely to be more snow before the season is over. back to the bay area here. our forecast animation taking us through the overnight hours. we'll see the passage of high clouds, but no rain expected and early tomorrow morning we'll have high clouds, but it looks like a bright start to the day tomorrow and the weekend. on we go to look at overnight conditions. it will be really chilly in the inland valleys. lows will drop into the low to mid 30s. in the north bay valleys, up to mid 30s. around the bay shoreline lows will drop down to about 40s. tomorrow look for another relatively cool day like today. hazy sunshine with high temperatures around 55 degrees in most locations, but about to 58 at santa rosa and san jose about 58 degrees as well. let's look ahead to sunday, the day that larry is most concerned about and many of us are as a

matter of fact. at levi stadium game time 3:40, 49ers taking on the packers. it looks like it's going to be partsly clou partly cloudy and temperatures around 62 degrees and temperatures will drop only a few degrees during the next three hours, which is about the usual length of a game. so from low 60s to mid 50s during the game. i call that pretty good football weather. here is the seven-day forecast. after a dry weekend, there's a chance of late night showers on monday as the clouds increase and a storm will approach us. it will be a light storm. it will come through in full force on tuesday bringing rain and breezy conditions. it ranks one on the storm impact scale. possibility of showers wednesday morning and later in the week sunny skies and mild temperatures and temperatures in the 60s. >> not bad. >> i don't want to get too ahead

of myself, but i was tempted to ask you for the weather in miami. >> let's not go there yet. i'm sure we're going there. >> let's not go there right now. >> i'm working on that forecast. >> excellent. today's weather is actually lending a helping hand for people heading to the sierra for the long holiday weekend. this is how interstate 80 looked an hour ago. smooth sailing. a lot different than yesterday. chp had to hold up traffic because of whiteout conditions. drivers are urged to allow plenty of time to make the trip, relax, you'll get there. >> don't be rushing. >> don't rush. track the weather on your phone. download our free app. house speaker nancy pelosi takes a break from washington to visit her home district. what she had to say about how long she waited to send the

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president trump is firing up m aheadf the impeachment trial in the senate. >> his defense is being led by white house lawyernd private a counsel. now he's added a third lawyer who represented jeffry epstein and oj simpson and a former independent counsel in the clinton impeachment. the president hosted the lsu football team with a celebration in the white house. he used the opportunity to share his thoughts on the situation with some salty language. >> whoever wants to come to the oval office will take pictures behind the desk. it's been there a long time, some presidents not >> opening arguments in the trial are scheduled to begin on tuesday. nancy pelosi is back in san

francisco and she speak about the impeachment today to kick off the census campaign. >> thank you very much. >> reporter: it's the speaker's first event in her home district since signing former articles of impeachment opening the senate trial against president trump. >> people say you should have done it sooner and people say why didn't you hold it later. we think we timed it right. >> reporter: this week saw a series of events that opened the senate trial, including newly appointed impeachment managers marching across the capitol with impeachment markers. >> it's more like a victory party for democrats. any attempt now after already kind of really cheapening this to a partisan issue to look like you're listening to what your constitute constitu constituents are saying.

>> reporter: she has no plans to attend the women's march happening on saturday, but expressed support. >> i salute the organizers. who would have thought it would make a difference? nancy pelosi talked about a lot of topics, including the 9ers matchup. >> i have my tickets. we're having a discussion in my family about that, but i have my tickets for the super bowl. ared.ery proud of them. she went to the last game against green bay in november and hopes to see the 49ers beat them again. she talked about how sports are unifying despite political leanings. the nfc championship game approaches and fans are out in red and gold. the team reports a sold out stadium. you can expect the parking lot to be packed full of fans like

shelton meadows putting the faith iithful aro a kid. season ticket holder. go 9ers. >> a big game like the nfc championship means big business. bars like smoke eaters minutes away from the stadium are expecting to be packed. >> 9ers gear flying off the shelves as fans get decked out for sunday's game. >> south bay community journalist found some popular items are sold out. >> reporter: levi stadium, you know this place is going to be packed this weekend for the championship game between the san francisco 49ers and green bay packers. the team store has been packed all week long. friday is no exception. everyone is trying to get their last minute fan gear ready for sunday. let's go check it out. gear has been flying off the shelf here at the stadium store with many items selling out.

plenty of popular choices like jerseys and helmets and cold weather gear to be ready for the som key cins and a jersey. >> i got the kettle. >> reporter: if all goes well this weekend, fans will be back at the store getting their nfc champion's gear. if you're not lucky to be here at the game, you can go right down the road to select dick sporting good locations across the bay area and grab your piece of history. >> we're starting to accumulate that now in hopes they actually are going to clench that victory, but we won't see until the win. we have to get that win first. >> reporter: between eight to ten stores will stay open on sunday night and opening early on monday to get their fans gear. they have had practice thanks to the success of the warriors.

>> it prepped us for the madnes. we've been through this a few different times. it makes us that much more excited to celebrate a different team. >> we'll be back on sunday night and monday. we're going to have our friends come over and buy two. >> reporter: now all that is left to see is san francisco to give the fans what they want and bring the crown to the bay area. abc 7 news. >> i want to see more pets and more babies in that 9ers gear. share your pride with this badge. go to facebook.com/abc 7 facebo

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time for four at 4:00. four stories to get you talking. 9ers getting ready to play the packers on sunday. san francisco's police chief is calling out green bay's chief. >> if by chance that the packers win, i'll wear a jersey reluctantly. >> the losing chief will have to wear the opponent's jersey. both have accepted the bet and the looser will donate $50 $50 $ the police foundation. everybody is getting in the spirit, but i'm tired of this. >> politicians with the lame we'll send you chocolates.

>> right. >> do something. >> i know.know.know.know. >> which city can collect the most food. >> somebody that helps somebody. chief scott is -- >> $50? >> i know. >> it's a token it or do something more significant. >> the only one i liked was a 2012 the giants beat the roiyal. i made a bet with the meteorologist there and we won so i flew out at his expense and he treated me to dinner and wine. so i'm all for this stuff. >> it benefits spencer. >> maybe we can shovel snow. you down for that? >> i think not. >> staying on this weekend's

matchup, the green bay press gazette had a comparison. the article compared their bridge to our golden gate bridge. the article also listed green bay's most famous address, lombardi avenue. lastly they compared the weather. green bay has an average annual high temperature of 53 degrees and low of 34. san francisco averages a high of 63 degrees, low of 50. here's where the cities go two different directions. san francisco has 3,000 hours of sunshine a year. green bay as an average annual snow fall of 51 inches. >> look who is a junior meteorologist now. >> the producer. i didn't come up with that. >> traffic and weather together. >> you know what other numbers are interesting? >> what? >> the median home price in the bay area. >> that's what i thought.

>> i'm about to give it to you. it's just under $1 million and in green bay it's under $150,000. >> wow. >> when you factor in the heating bill. >> then, of course, you have to live in green bay. >> while green bay beats us in amount of snow, we did get in livermore overnight. pretty to look at. that's nothing compared to maine, which averages 66 inches of snow a year. check out this. three friends made it in about three hours yesterday. another friend then pulled out a box of fireworks to create the fire breathing effect. how cool is that? >> how cold is that? >> back to livermore, when i was

a kid here it snowed one time when i was in high school. we all drove up, got snow and came back down because it was in the mountains and then we were pelting our teachers and friends with snow balls. >> out of control. >> detention for you. >> very fun and happy. >> i'm sure they enjoyed it. >> yes. >> i'm assuming that's happening there. i'm hoping they were doing that. >> i love the dragon. >> that was cool. >> that was really impressive. disneyland's latest attraction has star wars fans on their seats. the ride is open in disneyland. it opened this morning drawing a large crowd before the park opened. some people were there as early as 11:00 p.m. last night. it is an 15-minute long ride. the good guys against the evil.

visitors must sign up in advance using the virtual system. early morning lines are expected to continue for some time. disney is the parent company of abc 7. here is my takeaway. every ride at disneyland should be 15 minutes long. >> especially if you're going to wait in line. >> that is amazing. >> what a deal. >> not tea cups for 15 minutes.f >> i have a great tea cup story that don't have time for now. ten seconds. i had vertigo years ago. i said mind over matter. we're going to get on the tea cups. i was like that was really stupid. i'll see you guys in a few hours and passed out. don't do that. >> tea cups took larry out. >> very bad. i don't do well on tea cups. all right. that is four at 4:00.

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going on with our weather. there's no precipitation in the bay area. skies have been relatively bright. maybe the dwoevelopment of patc fog. inland down to 40 degrees. tomorrow look for a bright day, but still high clouds above so it will be hazy sunshine tomorrow with high temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 50s. 55 at the coast and 58 inland and sunday nfc title game at levi stadium. 49ers taking on green bay 3:40. it will be partly cloudy to mostly sunday. it's going to be a dry weekend both days and even going into early monday it will remain dry, but we have a chance of late night showers developing monday night and tuesday we have a level one storm coming in. storm of light intensity, but it's going to produce breezy

conditions and rain. some rain may spill over into wednesday morning and then more dry days. >> all right. thank you, spencer. move over impossible. there is a new plant based meat that will be on the market in san francisco in a couple of days. >> we have ceo and volcano, but welcome. thanks for joining us. you brought a virtual feast here. what makes this different? we've heard about impossible and beyond meat. how is your product different? >> unlimited is 100% plant based me meat. so we made produce pro >> produce that wouldn't

necessarily get to stores because maybe they don't look perfect and they're getting used this way with brown rice and different kinds of nuts and such? >> yes. judy visited farms in korea to source the produce. >> it's making sure things to w >> how is the taste different from the other products that are similar to beef, but are obviously not plant based? >> it's more like create -- >> i'm going to show this here if we can get a close up shot of this. you can see a thinly sliced filet as opposed to a hamburger or something like that. >> are you going to try it? >> while i have it in my hand. >> okay.

you've actually had some of the other plant based products out there because i haven't. this will be my first. i see avocado and that entices this me. >> this i am going to try this. >> this is really tasty. i would have no idea. there's a lot of other stuff in here. i would not even have the slightest idea this was anything other than a slice of beef. this is very good. >> it has a lot of flavor too. >> there's tons of flavor. this is really good. one of the things that i noticed in impossible or beyond is there's a lot of sodium, a lot of salt, which is not necessarily great for you. how do you make yours to make it different? i assume it's >> halfsodi. >>alm

protein. >> okay. >> and other plant based meat. >> vegetarians may be into it. there are going to be some pop ups in san francisco. can you tell us about that? >> the restaurant in san francisco they are planning a menu featuring unlimited next month. >> that's cool. >> go and check it out. >> is the plan to have your products available in stores everywhere over time? >> we are planning to enter the market whole foods and trader joe's. >> that's a big deal. >> yes. >> awesome. look for the pop ups. is there any website we should direct people to? >> yes. unlimited is unlimited.com.

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while clear ivy off the wall of the it's believed that thieves lowered a fishing line and hooked it on to the painting and pulled it off the wall. up next we look ahead to the super bowl. four teams and their quarterbacks are hoping to get there. what you can expect at halftime. what's coming up at 5:00. i have the team color on. does that mean i can score free tickets? well, new at 5:00 how ten minutes of your time could score you tickets to the super bowl. the deadly virus to start screening travelers coming into sfo from a city in china. a visit with oakland mayor as details come to light on how much he can spend on the election. these stories and more

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here is your lineup for tonight. american housewives followed by fresh off the boat and a two hour 20/20 and stick with us for news at 11:00. the 49ers and the packers are playing sunday in the championship. >> i heard. >> in the afc it's titans and ad chiefs. >> reporter: then there were four. >> rodgers backs up, throws, touchdown. >> it is caught. >> a touchdown pass. end uarterbacks

all fighting to lead their teams to victory in the nfl playoffs to see who will win a spot to play in super bowl lvi. >> this ride is crazy. >> i'm going to give my best effort. >> reporter: green packers quarterback and future hall of famer has one super bowl win under his belt. he faces off sunday in the title game against san francisco 69ers quarterback, the understudy who spent the majority of his career on the sidelines learning the ropes as brady's backup. kansas city chief's quarterback at 24 years old, the 2018 mvp is looking to become the second youngest quarterback ever to win a super bowl. he'll take on the tennessee titan's underdog. considered washed up when he was

traded instead becoming the top rated passer this season leading his team to wins throughout the playoffs, including beating the new england patriots. >> the titans take out the defending champions. >> reporter: the city of miami gearing up to play host to the players and performers. pop star performing the national anthem before kickoff. she joins an all female >> i love that it's in miami. it is a very latino town and they picked the two of us. >> reporter: sharing videos from rehearsals calling the opportunity the perfect moment. >> you can get the latest news any time with the 49ers beat the packers earlier this season 37-8.

they are favored 7 1/2 by this s game. i like the 9ers by ten. that's going to do it for the news

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