a tragic end to a police chase in the east bay. a driver a person killed as a driver tried to evade officers. >> it happened on university avenue at sixth street, not far from 80. the woman was walking down the street when she was hit by the suspect's car. >> abc7 news reporter anser hassan joins us now from the scene with the very latest on this tragedy. >> good evening. police expanded the crime scene a short while ago and now goes from seventh down to the on-ramps. police say the suspect tried to turn left from sixth street on to university, lost control, and that's when he hit and killed the woman. police are searching for two suspects involved in a fatal hit-and-run that began as a chase by uc berkeley police through city streets. >> the suspect vehicle at some point ended up driving on to the sidewalk of university where it struck a person on the sidewalk.

>> officer byron white with the berkeley police department said uc berkeley police attempted a traffic stop near the cal campus, but the driver took off, chased by uc police. officer white says the driver turned on to university avenue, but went wide. the driver ended up on the sidewalk, hitting the woman, and then fled towards the freeway. >> at some point, the officer following from the university ended up following that way, saw that he got on to the freeway, and then returned to the scene here where they found the person. >> bettina drove here from oakland for a yoga class, only to find out the studio was closed due to the police investigation. >> it's pretty scary, and it's right outside the yoga studio. i'm concerned what if someone is trying go to yoga like me gets hit by a car. that's really scary. >> now at this time, we don't know why uc berkeley was trying to stop the driver. uc berkeley police did not

respond our request for comment. anyone with information are asked to contact berkeley police. anser hassan, abc7 news. >> thank you. moraga police say a double shooting at a shopping center last night was domestic violence. the suspect has been identified as 21-year-old isaiah glaze, a former st. mary's college student. police say he was found with a self-inflicted gunshot wound after shooting two people at rheem shopping center around 7:30 last night. one of the people shot was his ex-girlfriend who is currently a st. mary's student. all three were taken to the hospital. police have not released their conditions. an agreement reached today will give a group of women a chance to move back into the house they illegally occupied for two months. wedgwood properties has agreed to negotiate i good faith to sell the magnolia street house it owns in oakland to a nonprofit that will in turn fix it up and allow the women to move back in. >> i hope that this is a clear signal that when you come

forward and try and work out a solution, that we are here to help community groups achieve tremendous successes like we are celebrating today. >> the women began squatting in the house in november and stayed there until last week until sheriff's deputies enforced a judge's order to evict them. a warning is now in effect along local beaches because of an increased chance of rip currents and sneaker waves. sky 7 captured video of strong waves at ocean beach earlier this afternoon. powerful surf can be dangerous to boater, swimmers, even for people walking along beachs. spencer christian joins us with a look at the forecast. >> we'll start with a look at lye doppler 7 showing the relatively calm weather conditions right now, although we do have rain coming our way. as alma mentioned, we have a beach hazard statement in effect until 3:00 tomorrow afternoon. wave heights are elevated. there is the possibility of dangerous rip currents and sneaker waves. and this statement extends from sonoma county to monterey county. meanwhile, there is an

approaching storm, a light one ranking only 1 on the impact scale, expected to bring light rain to us tomorrow. some of that rain may develop late tonight in the north bay or at least in the overnight hours. a cold front is going to sweep down through the north bay tomorrow and continue pushing into other parts. i'll have the complete forecast in a few minutes. dan and ama? >> spencer, thank you. it was good stuff. 49er fans are still basking in the glory of the nfc championship victory. >> hundreds of them lined up at levi's stadium for new gear as the team prepares to head to super bowl liv. >> boy, they're going to be selling that stuff as fast as they get it in. chris nguyen is live in santa clara with the story. chris? >> hi there. yeah, there was a steady line throughout the day, but right now it's looking pretty good if you want to stop by and not have to wait in those lines. fans inside are over the moon over the team's success this season.

this afternoon, 49ers fans are feeling great. >> we love them to pieces. it was very emotional yesterday. we didn't know why we were crying. it was just very exciting. and so we just love them, and we just wish them the best. >> fresh off the team's win against green bay, members of the faithful pack the 49ers team store at levi's stadium, hoping to get their hands on new apparel. these nfc champion t-shirts were selling fast. >> our fans have shown incredible support all season long, whether that's buying merchandise, coming to our games, supporting us on the road, engaging with us online. >> the line outside the store was up to nearly 300 at one point as security did crowd control to ensure a smooth shopping experience once inside. customers not minding the wait whatsoever, still on a high from yesterday's game. >> best experience i've had. i've been to a few games here, but this was like awesome. it was great. the energy was amazing. >> the niners putting up a dominant performance against the

packers to earn their seventh trip to the super bowl. >> i was cheering throughout the game as well during defense. i was certainly making my voice known. >> team president al guido says it's been an incredible run, but there is more work to be done. >> we've got a tremendous group of guys. what they do on the field, what they do in the community, how they treat each other, we've got a great culture right now. >> the 49ers now miami bound. fans here hoping for one more show-stopping performance. >> they're working so well together. and just the different place. great leadership. so i just think they're going to pull it off. >> and to meet popular demand, the 49ers will be extending the hours of their team store through the end of the week. they're open 10 to 7 through friday. we're live in santa clara, i'm chris nguyen, abc7 news. back to you. >> just fantastic, chris. thfnlgts. it's one of the most talked about shirts in the bay area, and you can't get it in the team store. george kittle rocked a custom t-shirt with a shirtless jimmy

garoppolo on it. at a news conference last night, the quarterback even signed it. coming up at 5:00, you'll hear from the man who created it. and it's not just hats and jerseys 49ers fans are spending money on. those planning to be in miami for the super bowl are going to have to dig deep into their pockets to follow the team. it is not cheap, as you can imagine. abc7 news reporter david louie calculates the cost for the entire package. >> two major airlines, american and united immediately added extra flights to get bay area fans to miami. so far seating charts shows seats still available. but the lowest fares are going fast. the lowest fair online from united from sfo to miami was $738. for san jose it was $52 higher. on american from sfo, the lowest price was $752 for basic economy. so as we tally up the tab, we'll put down $738 for airfare. okay. we've checked out the airfares. let's check out the game tickets. let's go to the ticketmaster site and see what they're listing.

ready to be shocked? prices on this site range from 4900 to 38,000 for a club seat. we found the cheapest on stub hub, 4605 on the cheap side. if you can handle that, we'll add 4605 to the tab. you do need some place to sleep. saturday arrival and monday departure mean two nights at a hotel. we compared several sites and found a two-star motel room for 191. let's add 382 for two hotel nights. our subtotal is 5725. we say subtotal because you have to factor in food and beverage. finally, a 49er fan can't pass up lady gaga's concert saturday night at $375 for general admission. it's all a matter of priorities. if you happen to have 5725 to spend, would you rather spend it on something glamorous like this beautiful diamond engagement ring or this designer suit?

i think people have a lot more fun at the game. in san jose, david louie, abc7 news. >> and if you plan on heading to super bowl liv, airbnb is offering tips if you rent a place to stay through its platform. airbnb suggests you read the ratings and reviews of rentals, and it might help to focus on the feedback that other guests have left after big events like new year's eve. airbnb will also have a team dedicated to serving guests and hosts in south florida. and if something doesn't seem right, airbnb suggests contacting its team immediately. share your niners pride with this team badge. you can find it on our facebook page, or go directly to facebook.com/abc7 news. >> be a fun trip. as we continue, a day of service in honor of martin luther king jr. the local events celebrating the civil rights leader. and the end of an era on haight street. the store going out of business after four decades. and a historic week in washington. how lawmakers are getting ready for president trump's impeachment trial. and taking a live look at

our traffic, holiday traffic, look at this. 101 through san jose southbound on the right-hand side. usually that's really jammed up. you can see it's slowing down under 880 there, but normally that whole thing is just jammed. looking pretty decent on this monday.

asand achieved new york city'sed cacleanest air quality in more than 50 years. as a leader in the fight against climate change, he helped shut down over half of the nation's coal plants, then led one of the biggest pollution reduction efforts in history. as president, he intends to reduce emissions by fifty percent within ten years. because if we want to stop climate change, we need to make a change. this is a fight-we can't afford to lose. i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message. today we celebrate the life and legacy of civil rights leader martin luther king jr. crowds gather at his memorial in washington, d.c. this morning. mlk day is the only federal holiday designated as a national day of service to encourage people to volunteer in order to improve their communities. >> and here in the bay area, there were several services as well as celebrations, including

the annual nor cal mlk celebration, a train from san francisco. >> julian glover was on board. >> in a time where there is so much division, so much divisiveness in our country, pretty much everyone i spoke to today said mlk jr.'s dream is still alive, but there is so much work that still needs to be done. and that is why this year's theme of a time for justice is so fitting for the event. i do want to get to some video of these really large crowds as they were getting off the caltrain stop at fourth and king. marchers getting after the train and preparing to head to the march. i caught up with people at the deerden caltrain stop earlier as they grabbed the commemorative tickets picking up passengers in palo alto and san mateo before making the final stop in san francisco where the group then joined a large crowd of marcher and joined in the mlk 2020 march. before they got off the train, i spoke to people about what mlk's dream still means today. >> for everybody to live together as one, the unity, what martin luther king's dream was

about, you know. freedom for our people, for everybody. >> and it's important for the kids to know who this man did for the country. >> this freedom ride is so important because it shows the diversity of america and how diverse america is today. and it's a beautiful place to live. ♪ happy birthday, happy birthday to you ♪ >> what an incredible rendition of happy birthday for the late dr. martin luther king jr., who would have been 91 years old. this was all sung by the new life fellowship praise team. they had everyone electrified on this train. really a beautiful day to commemorate the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king jr. so many of the people actually spoke to on the train today, they 'fessed up and said this is actually the first time they've been a part of this, the nor cal celebration train for caltrain. but they tell me this certainly will not be the last. reporting in palo alto, julian glover, abc7 news. >> that's got to be such an amazing thing to take part in.

in hayward, local ministers and activists honored martin luther king's legacy outside city hall. comparing it to migrant families separated along the u.s. border. >> what would dr. king do in these times? this nation has witnessed families being separated for centuries. this is not new. centuries of enslavement, genocide and displacement. >> the time to stop separating families, to stop caging children, and to count every one of us is now. >> this morning's rally ended with a group of children dancing. several people called for peace and justice when they marched through downtown hayward. it is the sound of silence tonight at a popular san francisco music store. haight-ashbury music center has closed its doors after 40 years. the store was a mecca for local musicians and served the likes of jerry garcia and other icons of the san francisco music scene. its long-time owner remembers the day a teenaged musician

unknowingly helped him sell a guitar to carlos santana. >> and one day he came here, and there was a kid who did not know carlos santana was in the store, was looking at the red stratocaster, and he was playing one of his solos. and carlos walked back toward the end of the store, and then the guy stopped and he didn't buy the guitar, he left. but carlos came what guitar was that kid playing? he ended up bying the guitar as a gift for someone. >> he says difficulties with the lease played a part in the decision. some of the inventory will now be moved to a sister store in redwood city. but what a great legacy. four decades. >> a little bit of history there. >> seriously. it's monday and the roadways are looking good. skies not too bad, a little gray. >> a little gray. roadways might be a little damp tomorrow, but remainder of this afternoon a and evening, they're going to be pretty dry. here is a look at live dplop m

south and southeast. generally the bay area is dry. the clouds are increasing. this is the view from sutro tower. looking at san francisco where it's currently 54 degrees. we also have mid-50s at oakland, redwood city, san jose, gilroy and half moon bay. here is another view of the advancing clouds, looking westward from emeryville. you can see a deep cloud bank. it's currently 54. mid-50s at petaluma and napa. 50 at fairfield. that's our cool spot right now. and we have low 50s in concord and livermore. looking northward from the golden gate, this is the direction from which our storm is coming. there will be lots of clouds there soon enough as the storm approaches. these are our forecast features. north bay sprinkles overnight and into the early morning hours. and then rain will get better organized and move southward and eastward during the afternoon and evening hours. and wednesday, we start a dry pattern that continues for the remainder of the week. bchazardt in effect until 3:00 tomorrow. we've got rough surf in all the bay area beaches.

wave heights are elevated. there is a possibility of dangerous sneaker waves and rip currents. bear in mind. this hazard statement from monterey to sonoma counties. only 1 on the impact, a light intensity. it will bring light rain and showers to most places tomorrow with rainfall totals under half an inch in most locations. be the coastal ranges and the north bay mountains may get a bit more. and it will be breezy at times. here is the forecast animation. starting at 11:00 tonight, notice in the wee hours of the morning, we will see rain developing up in the north bay, coming down from ukiah to cloverdale to santa rosa. by 9:00 a.m. or so, we'll see the front becoming more prominent. still mainly in the north bay. won't be until midday that we see the front reaching down into the central part of the bay area where it starts to fall apart into widely scattered showers, which will continue by the way into the late night hours tomorrow. overnight this night look for low temperatures mainly in the low to mid-40s, and tomorrow's highs generally in the mid-50s.

a pretty narrow wraeng narrow r. wednesday dry conditions, but it will be a little disturbance developing to our north-northwest offshore. it will retreat. then on thursday morning another system tries to work its way down a little bit. but it also disappears. so we have a dry pattern for the remainder of the week after tomorrow. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. wednesday, thursday, and friday look for at least partly to mostly sunny skies. it will get a little milder as well as temperatures will be rising into the mid-60s inland and around the bay on friday and saturday. upper 50s to about 60 on the coast. but the weekend will bring our next round of rain. so on saturday and sunday, expect light rain or showers both day, and both days the storm systems rank only 1 on the storm impact scale. >> thanks, spencer, very much. law enforcement in virginia on high alert. coming up, the gun rights rally that drew a huge heavily armed crowd. >> here is a look at live traffic in walnut creek as you

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this means every eligible employee will receive a check next month for 16.6% of their annual salary, the equivalent of an additional two months' pay. this is the sixth year in a row the company has paid out more than a billion dollars to its workers. >> well, that's a nice way.way. michael finney receives hundreds of consumer complaints every single week. >> yes. and every complaint is read and dealt with. michael joins us with just a few of the complaints and how they were handled. >> we'll take a look at three today. the first resolve comes from kelly in napa whose family purchased a generator from lowe's. listen to this. they got it during the napa fire evacuation in october 2017, but ended up not using the generator. they really didn't need it. when they were preparing to use it for the planned pg&e power outages just a few months ago, that's when she realized it had a tag that said unrepaired, meaning it's a defective

machine. kelly contacted lowe's and they said the generator is no longer under warranty, and it was not responsible for repairs. kelly emailed 7 on your side. we got in touch with lowe's, and it sent her a brand-new generator. we appreciate them doing that. now the second resolve comes from emily in san francisco who said her husband's debit card was stolen. now they filed a fraud claim with bank of america and the company gave temporary credit. but the claim was later denied with no explanation and the provisional credit, those were reversed too. the couple emailed 7 on your side. we contacted bank of america and kelly and her husband got back the credit worth $1,928. this final resolve comes from nicole in south san francisco. after staying at the quality inn & suites hotel for two days, she noticed an extra $50 charge on her credit card statement. so she called the hotel, said what's up? and she was told it was for

smoking in her room, only she doesn't smoke. nicole called the hotel, filed a complaint, got a case number, but never heard back. nicole contacted 7 on your side, and we contacted the hotel, and it refunded her the extra $50 charge. and get this. it also gave her the cost of one night's stay totalling 169 .90. that was very nice of them. they did not have to do that. i want to hear from you. my 70th hotline is open from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. 415-954-8151. you can also reach me on my facebook page and through abc7news.com. the smoking thing. we get a lot of complaints about people being charged for smoking in rental cars. >> really? >> yes. you need to check these. if the guy before you was smoking, you're the one that could end up getting blamed. >> that's awful. that smell will stick around. >> thanks, michael, very much.

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now news to build a better bay area, from abc7. >> it's a historic week with president trump's impeachment trial to begin tomorrow in the senate. >> this is only the third time a president has faced such a proceeding, and abc7 reporter serena marshall explains what to expect once it gets under way. >> on the eve of the president's impeachment trial, the house managers in charge of prosecuting the case crossing the capitol to check out the turf they'll be arguing their case on, tight-lipped as the legal back and forth already under way. the president's team of nine lawyers outlining the arguments they'll make at the trial in a 170-page legal brief saying the president did nothing wrong, did not commit a crime and even the democrats' argument of abuse of power does not rise to an impeachable offense. and therefore there is no valid reason for impeachment, something one of his lawyers argued over the weekend. >> your position that president trump should not be impeached

even if all the evidence and arguments laid out by the house are accepted as fact? >> that's right. >> democrats responding that a criminal offense is not required for impeaching, and calling the president's defense a chilling assertion and dead wrong. the framers deliberately drafted a resolution that allows the senate to remove a president who abuses their power to cheat in elections, betray our national security and ignore checks and balances. less than 24 hours to go, the format not quite clear. democrats expected to be given 24 hours over two days to present their arguments and are still demanding witnesses. >> we will force votes on witnesses and documents, and it will be up to four republicans to side with the constitution. >> senate republicans hope to postpone a decision about witnesses until after house managers present their case and the president responds. president trump won't even be stateside as the trial ramps up. he leaves tonight for davos,

switzerland, attending the world economic forum. serena marshall, abc news, washington. >> mark desaulnier is here now. impeachment, of course, is what everyone is talking about as this proceeding gets under way, mark. now it as it moves from your chamber in the house to the senate, they're still arguing over what the format is going to be. first of all, let's discuss the format. what do you think people should expect to happen in the senate? >> well, my hope is it will be as open and transparent as possible, that there will be witnesses called, and that will be in everybody's best interests in particular for the president if he's got nothing to hide. >> what do you make about the president says hey, i did nothing wrong. i did nothing criminal here. but that's not necessarily the standard for moving a president? >> actually, the general accounting office. that's the nonpartisan very well respected organization that gives congress opinions. they just came out last week and said he did violate the law in withholding the funds. in addition, it's clear to me that he violated federal campaign laws. >> okay.

what do you pate? you hope for a fair proceeding, of course, and we all do. what do you anticipate the outcome, everyone suspected that in your chamber of the house you would ratify the articles of impeachment, send them on to the senate. most people expect the senate not to vote to impeach because the republicans dominate that chamber. what do you think really is going to happen? >> i would say it's very high threshold to try to get enough votes to remove him from office, given the current makeup. it is somewhat a reflection of how polarize wed are and partisan we are as a country. one would hope, though, that our better angels would stick with the truth and have witnesses and have a really open, transparent hearing and do what's best for the country. >> and why tell people from your perspective, regardless of this outcome. assuming conventional wisdom he is not removed from office, why is this process still very important? >> well, you have got to do what's right. it's not a cliche from my

perspective that you follow your oath of office. the founders wanted to have a diffused government where as madison said, ambition matched ambition. these are supposed to be quo equal. some would argue this is the first article. so you have to have this tension. when one part of government, particularly the administrative goes beyond the rules, that's what the founders are worried about is checking that so that ultimately, the american voter is what's important within these institutions. >> let's shift focus for a moment and talk about something you're working on hard in the house. big weekend for football. the 49ers win. they're on the way to the super bowl against kansas city. you're introducing a bill to protect against head injuries. tell what you're doing and why. >> for high school athletes, we know how dangerous it for young people to get concussions. so our bill would have the national institutes for health to research best practices and

make sure that it gets to high school athletic departments, and that they would convene their coaches to make sure they're implementing base practices to make sure they have the right equipment, the right techniques and when there are concussions they know what to do to protect the student athlete. >> do you feel like at the high school college and pro football level that football has become a little bit safer the last few years because of more awareness, more effort to protect athletes? >> i think so. but i think we is still have a ways to go. we learned about this generationally, along with the exponential research on neuroscience. so those two things, we still don't know these things until we've actually seen a generation or so to see if we protected people. >> and i have heard some people who are concerned about the future of football. i've heard from a lot of parents who say hey, i don't want my kids to play football now. it's sort of the national obsession is football. do you worry about the future of the game? >> i do. but they have to protect the students. i played football in high school and college. >> that explains it!

>> i got hit a few times and look what happened to me. but you have to protect the student athlete. and there has been a big drop-off in participation in football. >> understandably there is. >> yep. >> as we learn a lot more. anything else very quickly before we move on? anything else in congress? >> well, we're off for the week. so we'll be back at it next week. there a are lot going on besides impechment. >> great to see you. here is information town hall with representatives mark desaulnier and mike thompson thursday night from 6:30 until 8:00 in the performing arts building at alhambra high school in martinez. the doors open at 6:00. that's this thursday. mark, always good to see you. >> my pleasure. >> thanks for coming in. in virginia, thousands of people converged on the capitol in richmond for a gun rights rally, many carrying weapons. concerns over violence the governor declaring a state of emergency ahead of time. peacefully. >> a tense scene today in virginia. a senior state official

estimating 22,000 people converged on the capital of richmond, many armed outside temporary gates with long rifles and tactical gear in protest of new proposed gun control legislation. >> it's great to see the camaraderie and the diversity of people that are coming out just to talk about their rights and advocate for their own self-defense. >> reporter:. >> officials carefully screening each person in attendance, worried about a credible threat of violence from hate groups joining the protests. seven alleged white supremacists with ties to the neo-nazi group the base had been arrested ahead of time. at least three of them had been planning to attend. the governor declaring a state of emergency and banning weapons from the site. >> we're seeing threats of violence. we're seeing threats of armed confrontation and assault on our capital. >> those actions firing up many of the protesters, claiming this was just another example of the government infringing upon their

second amendment rights. >> i think it's absolutely tyrannical what the governor is trying to do today. and our country was based on making a stand. >> the president then weighing in this afternoon, tweeting i will never allow our great second amendment to go unprotected. and in the midst of that massive police presence, there didn't appear to be any counterprotester there's today. despite that apparent threat of violence, today's event went off without any incidents. trevor ault. a dog finds a forever home. plus, canadians are still digging out from a record-setting blizzard. one woman in particular has a lot of cleaning up to do. how all this snow ended up inside her car. >> that's terrible. and here is a look at traffic on the san mateo bridge. as you can see, it's busy but not too bad at all and moving nicely in both directi

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all right. time now for four@4. stories to start a conversation or a fight. niners legend joe montana is setting things up. after tweeting this photo with a caption, you heard from me first. i guarantee my team will win the super bowl. montana won four super bowls with the niners, of course, before playing the last two seasons of his hall of fame career with the kansas city chiefs. the two teams will square off in the big game in two weeks and will be the first super bowl where both teams have red as their dominant color. and i guess joe would know. he knows both teams. >> wore them in both places. >> i think we're going to win. >> i think worry going e're goi >> great game. >> we have a dominant defense. no doubt about it. both teams have explosive offenses. don't discount kansas city's

offense. >> i think it's going to be a good game. and i think also, keep in mind garoppolo only threw six or eight times yesterday. he is going to have to do that more probably in the super bowl. i think the last time i remember somebody guaranteeing a super bowl win was joe namath. >> and the last time kansas city chiefs won a super bowl was january of 1970, 50 years ago. >> wow. >> a long time. share your niners pride with this team badge. you can find it on our facebook page or go directly to facebook.com/abc7 news. over the weekend the royal rift came to a head. prince harry and meghan markle gave up their titles. they will not represent the queen as working members of the royal family. >> it brings me great sadness that it has come to this. the decision that i have made for my wife and i to step back is not one i made lightly. >> this all started earlier in the month when the couple announced plans to step back

from the roles. it turns out the queen had been in conversation with harry and meghan for months. i think he tried to have his cake and eat it too. he wanted to be in, but not in, take millions of dollars. i think he finally ticked off the queen. >> yeah, she did not seem happy about it. she put out those statements. we are working on a solution, all that stuff. i don't know. >> can you do the wave too? >> did he shoot that in his basement? >> that was actually -- that may have been just off a phone. that was a speech he was giving to a lot of his supporters for, i forget which charity. >> it's a shame. >> it's sad. >> another sort of controversy for the royal family that they don't need. like you said, i think he was trying to have his cake and eat it too. >> that's tough. >> we wish them luck. >> we'll see what happens. you never know. >> bless you. >> it sickens me. >> it really does. >> hey, if they're taking

applications, i'll step in. >> happily be a royal. all right. >> give us a call, queen. >> a dog with unusual looking eyes now has a new home, thanks to a facebook post that went viral. take a look. jubilee, the siberian husky has an eyelid deformity. that's what's going on there. some people say he always looks surprised. he got a recent surprise after being in a new jersey shelter for two years, she now has a forever home. more than 150 people applied to adopt her after her photos appeared on facebook. she first ended up in that shelter after a breeder thought no one would adopt her because she looked, quote, weird. >> aww. >> poor thing. two years in a shelter. >> i know. >> he was right. until she became famous. i think that's so sad. >> i'm so glad a lot of people stepped up and they found the right home. >> has a sweet face. >> deserves love. >> and now famous.

we all like fame. we all strive for it. more time for weather. >> speaking of weather. >> members of the canadian military are still working to help residents of st. john's newfoundland left snow bound by a record-setting blizzard. this time lapse shows the so-called bomb cyclone which dumped more than 30 inches of snow starting on friday. the total broke the previous record of 4 inches and prompted the mayor to declare a state of emergency. 200 members of the canadian air force arrived yesterday to help residents dig out. st. john's resident lola parsons felt the brunt of the storm firsthand. she left her car window open, which allowed several inches of snow to accumulate inside her car. turn on the seat heater. >> just put it on. it will melt away. >> that will make it worse. >> that's true. >> can you imagine? >> bummer. >> but we have all these crazy

names for these major big storms now. snow bomb. >> i have a question for you on that subject. bomb cyclone is a fairly new name, to my knowledge. is it a new phenomenon because of climate change? >> it's a phenomenon we're going to see more of now because of climate change. but the phenomenon itself has existed for a while, and it's a storm that develops with rapid and explosive force and produces much heavier than usual precipitation. and wind force and all that in a short amount of time. >> didn't we just have one? >> we had a bomb cyclone a couple of months ago? three months ago? >> that's when michael comes to the newsroom. >> bomb cyclone. here it comes! >> the logical bomb and the journalistist one. speaking of weather, i'm going to steal over to the chromakey hre. while you're looking a the radar image, i'm going to stroll all the way across the studio where i left my clicker.

but i toil for you. so here we go. we've got calm weather conditions over the bay area right now. but a light storm is coming in during the wee hours of the morning. so tomorrow this level 1 storm, a storm of light intensity will bring light rain and showers to most of the bay area. it will start late tonight up in the north bay, producing light showers. most locations will receive less than half an inch of rain from this storm. it will be breezy at times. on we go to overnight conditions as the storm develops first in the north bay it will get a little rainy up there. overnight lows mainly in the mid-40s and tomorrow's highs generally in the mid-50s. not a wide range there. here is the accuweather seven-day forecast. after tomorrow's level 1 storm, start to get at least partial clearing on wednesday. a dry pattern will then prevail through friday. notice how much milder it's going to get. temperatures in the mid-60s inland and around the bay shoreline on friday and saturday. uhowever, saturday will also bring us the beginning of our next round of rain which will continue into sunday.

dan and ama? >> okay, great. spencer, thank you so much. actors honor their own. the big winner, including the historic one that could shift and new at 5:00, all hands on deck on the peninsula today. from hopscotch courts to new plants. why so many people dug in. plus -- >> i heard my friend screamng from the other room seeing this shirt on tv. >> and sure enough, what a young entrepreneur has been doing since his big moment after last night's game. those stories and more coming up on abc7 news at 5:00.

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coming up tonight on abc7 news at 8:00, check out "the batch color" followed at 10:00 by "the good doctor" and stay with us for abc7 news at 11:00. the foreign language film "parasite" picked up oscar momentum with a big historic win at the s.a.g. awards last night. >> "parasite"! >> the cast of the south korean

movie "parasite" is now the first cast of a foreign language film to win the celebrated ensemble prize at the screen actors guild awards. backstage joy comes through in any language, but a translator helps. >> i really truly hope that after this moment, maybe next year after a lot more foreign cast casts -- i hope we can see more foreign language films and asian films. >> the big screen's top acting honors are a repeat of other award shows. best female actor in a leading role, renee zellweger for "judy." best male actor joaquin phoenix for "the joker." laura dern for her supporting work in "marriage story." backstage she praised the director noah bombeck. >> when you praise a flawless work of art like the screenplay

of "marriage story" you are so blessed to dive into whatever character. >> brad pitt won for his work in "once upon a time in hollywood." >> i'm going to add this to tinder >> i've been at it for years and made a lot of friends along the way. and it's just -- i didn't -- i was never on my focus and i'm surprised how much i'm moved by it. >> george pennacchio reporting. it's almost time for the oscar. you can watch then here on sunday, february 9th. get the latest news any time. it has enhanced live video features, more customization and personalized push alerts to get more of the news you want in realtime. >> thank you for join uh us for abc7 news at 4:00. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >>

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we're still hurting. there is still pain here. we went to jail. >> pain, but also gain. a victory for some oakland mothers. how a property owner is giving them a chance to reclaim the house they occupied. >> but a few miles away from that spot, advocates get tired of waiting and decide to build their own tiny homes. also hundreds of people take to the streets. today's martin luther king march and how it brought one mayor to tears. plus, a short time ago, the 49ers head coach talked about going to the super bowl, and how it feels to follow in his father's footsteps. 49ers fans can't get enough nfc championship gear. this gold rush seems to show no sign of letting up. and also tonight, the face that launched a thousand shirts. was it just the face? and then some. . >> now news to build a better bay area from abc7. >> i cannot c