one of their officers heard a woman screaming as she was being punched in the head by a man in a car here on 6th street. when officers pulled up, the man made a u-turn but turned wide hitting and killing a woman on a sidewalk. police are searching for a hit-and-run that left one woman dead and another trapped in his car. >> the suspect vehicle at some point ended up driving onto the sidewalk of university where it struck a person on the sidewalk. >> reporter: officer byron white with the berkeley police department says the driver tried to turn left onto university avenue, but went wide. he ended up on the sidewalk, hitting a woman and then fled towards the freeway as he was chased by police. >> at some point the officer following from university ended up following that way, saw that he got onto the freeway and then returned to the scene here where they found a person. >> reporter: uc berkeley police

sergeant jacob wesley says it all started when his officer saw the driver punching a woman in the parked car. when the officer pulled up behind him, the driver took off with the woman in the car. >> i mean devastating, absolutely. >> reporter: like many walking through the area, diana says she was alarmed to learn of an innocent woman losing her life. she admits this is a busy part of town but says the streets are usually safe. but tina drove here from oakland for yoga class only to find out that the studio was closed due to the police investigation. >> it's pretty scary and it's right outside the yoga studio, so i'm concerned what if someone just trying to go to yoga like me gets hit by a car. that's really scary. >> reporter: police say they're looking for a man driving a gray four-door nissan sedan. anyone with any information is asked to contact berkeley police. reporting live, unser hassan, abc news.

a man who worked for heavenly mountain resort died there over the weekend. it happened on saturday on an expert trail. the employee, a 36-year-old man, was taken to the hospital but sadly later died. the company calls it a, quote, ski incident. also new at 6:00, take a look at a car that crashed into a mall. this is at the park & shop mall in concord. the ford explorer ended up inside the furniture today store. one person was taken to the hospital. it's not clear if that was the driver or maybe someone inside the store. firefighters helped clean up the damage left behind. someone was able to drive that car out of the store, as you see. also tonight, police are calling last night's shooting at a shopping center a case of domestic violence. the suspect, 21-year-old isaiah glaze, shot a man and a woman who was his ex-girlfriend and a student at st. mary's college. >> the victims were getting into their vehicle. the suspect drove his vehicle in

behind the victims' vehicle, got out and then approached the driver's side and that's when he shot into the car. >> police say he ran off. officers found him a short time later suffering from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. all three were taken to the hospital and are expected to survive. after weeks of acrimony, a deal has been struck between the oakland mom who say illegally occupied a home and the owner of that house for the sale of the property. it comes with an assist from community groups and the city of oakland. laura anthony explains how it works. >> we're just happy. we're ready to buy mom's house and we're ready to continue this movement. >> reporter: six days after alameda county sheriffs crashed through the door of a modest house on magnolia street and arrested those who were living in illegally, the same moms for housing are now in negotiations to buy the house from which they were evicted. >> this movement does not end today with us, with that house on magnolia street. we will not stop organizing and

fighting until all unhoused folks who want shelter have shelter. >> what this provides is the opportunity for the city of oakland, for the land trust to be able to get their hands on these homes in a way that they haven't been able to in the past. >> reporter: the agreement does not stop with the one house on magnolia. wedgwood has agreed to give the city the land trust and other groups first right of refusal on all its oakland properties, which currently total about 50. >> wedgwood has made a historic agreement to change the way they do business in oakland. and to offer community land trusts or other affordable housing organizations or the city the right of first refusal on all of their properties. >> reporter: the moms say once the sale for magnolia is complete and upgrades are finished, they and their kids will move back in. >> the plan is to make that the foundation of moms for housing. that is where this all started and that's where we all plan to keep it moving.

>> reporter: the alameda county sheriff's department has taken tremendous flak for the way they executed the eviction order last week. in a statement a spokesman told abc 7 news, it's unfortunate the deal announced today wasn't made sooner. the sheriff's department plans to ask wedgwood to reimburse them for the cost of the action, about $50,000. in oakland, laura anthony, abc 7 news. homes are going up right now in an emergency housing project in oakland. volunteers with the village in oakland are building emergency shelters at vintage point park where people have been living in tents for at least ten years. the group's founder says the project is the perfect way to mark the martin luther king jr. holiday. >> one of his main pushes was the need of adequate housing, so it's really appropriate that we're doing this on his birthday to remember him as part of his, you know, legacy he left us. so we're picking up the torch. >> the project will continue through the week. the goal is to build five tiny

homes. the group says its goal is to get people into safe shelter until permanent, affordable housing is available. on to the weather, rain will returning tomorrow but it's not a washout. the storm only ranks 1 on the exclusive abc 7 news storm impact scale. spencer christian explains what we can expect, spencer. >> all right, dan, we'll start with live doppler 7 because at the moment conditions are dry and calm but rain is on the way. before i get to that, let me just show you we have a beach hazard statement in effect. there's rough surf along the bay area beaches, a risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. overnight in the wee hours of the morning we'll see the rain beginning up in the north bay first. during the day and into the evening hours we'll see light rain and showers moving into other parts of the bay area. less than half an inch in most locations and breezy at times. here's our forecast animation showing the arrival of light showers in parts of the north bay. then that cold front sweeps

through bringing organized, steadier, heavier rain. that's also in the morning hours until early afternoon. finally the front will work its way into the golden gate, parts of the east bay and san francisco, and after that it will break up and weaken. there will be showers going into the evening hours so it will probably be a wet afternoon and evening commute for many commuters. more on the weather in a few minutes. right now a warning is in effect for dangerous surf along our coast from sonoma county south to monterey. sky 7 flew above san francisco when powerful waves pounded the beach at ocean beach this afternoon. the national weather service is urging people to be careful because there's an increased chance for sneaker waves and rip currents. those conditions can be very dangerous, sometimes deadly for boaters, swimmers and even people walking near the water. setting fires deliberately may save lives by clearing brush in california and elsewhere. that's the opinion of stanford researchers. those fires arepribed burns.

the goal is to eliminate dry vegetation and debris like these flames did in dublin last june. government agencies often set prescribed burns when wildfire rsk is low. >> risk, fear about the fires escaping. some of these are resources, having trained firefighters available, and some of them are regulatory and involve things like whether the air quality boards will allow the burns to proceed. >> right now prescribed burns take place on about 15,000 acres in california every year. the stanford team believes that should happen on about a million acres. all right, the clock is ticking down. less than two weeks and the 49ers are going to the super bowl in just two weeks. >> that's right. you'll have to dig deep in your pockets if you want to follow the team to miami. what flight and ticket prices are looking like. it's the viral t-shirt getting almost as much attention as the 49ers big win on sunday. i'm dion lim with the real story of where this t-shirt came from. and share your niners pride

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49ers are still basking in the glory of the nfc championship victory. hundreds of fans lined up today at levi's stadium for new gear as the team prepares to head for the super bowl, super bowl liv, while still reliving yesterday's victory. >> we jt le thend w just wish them the best. >> i've been to a few games here, but this was like awesome. it was great. the energy was amazing.

>> at one point up to 300 fans were lined up outside the team store. no one seemed to minding the wait. abc 7 news was in daly city where dick's sporting goods opened at 7:00 a.m. for the 49e decals that we put on our 49er candles that we light every game. so we make our candles and light them every game. they're our 49er prayer candles. >> must be working. the store also stayed open late last night for fans who just could not wait to get their hands on championship swag. this nfc championship gear is made well in advance of the game. dick's keeps boxes full of 49er red and gold in the back until the final whistle blows. the losing team's gear never to be sold is donated to charity. check out green bay's police chief making good on a bet posting a photo of himself in a 49ers jersey. okay, it's not a real jersey. that picture has been photo shopped. this is a result of a wager that he made with the san francisco

police chief. the bet also includes a donation to the san francisco police foundation. >> those bets officials make are always kind of fun. well, it's not just hats and jerseys 49er 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 if they want to follow the team. >> abc 7 news reporter david louie calculates the cost for the entire experience. >> reporter: two major airlines, american and united, immediately added extra flights to get bay area fans to miami. so far seating charts show seats still available, but the lowest fares are going fast. the lowest fare 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. now let's check out the game tickets. let's go to the ticketmaster site. ready to be shocked?

prices on this site range from $4995 to $38,400 for a club seat. but don't despair. we founding the cheapest seat on stubhub, $4605 in the upper corner on the chiefs side. now, if you can handle that, we'll add $4605 to the tab. you do need someplace 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 per night. let's add $382 for two nights. our subtotal is $5725. you have to factor in food and beverage. 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 have $5725 to spend, would you rather spend it on this diamond engagement ring or this designer charcoal suit?

i think people would have a lot more fun at the game. in san jose, david louie, abc 7 news. >> over a suit, of course. miami is getting ready for the super bowl liv experience. the miami beach convention center is being transformed into an interactive playground for fans. organizers say it features half a million square feet of activities and exhibits and it's where football fans can see the vince lombardi trophy. the director of nfl events ss all the fun starts this saturday. >> many interactive games. we have clinic fields, great photo ops. jerry rice will be here, joe montana will be here, dan marino will be here. >> a lot of culture, a lot of entertainment and a good party. >> miami has some experience with this after all. the city has hosted the super bowl xi times, more than any other city. they are hosting another thing called super bowl live that commemorates all the big games that were played there. we have a good sense of what they're going to be doing after super bowl 50 and what they transformed this area to.

>> if you were one of the millions of people who watched the 49ers nfc win last night you may have noticed tight end george kittle wearing a special t-shirt featuring quarterback jimmy garoppolo. >> today dion lim went in search of the guys who created that t-shirt. >> reporter: it's the t-shirt surprise getting almost as much attention as the big 49ers win on sunday. >> jimmy had a t-shirt of my face on his locker and he said i've got this in my locker the same day, i just didn't show you guys because i was saving it for a special occasion. >> reporter: george kittle donning this autographed shirt of teammate jimmy garoppolo bare chested during the postgame press conference. >> so i think it's pretty good. >> reporter: since then media outlets from across the country were fixated on the shirt, but where did it come from? >> all of my friends were like, hey, was this your shirt? was this really your shirt? >> reporter: indeed it was. eric ray and john wolf are founders of shirt face.com me. the sports-loving best friends are grad students at columbia

and created and sent jimmy g. and george the shirts hoping they'd take notice. >> last night after the game i heard george say i was saving this for a big moment. i just -- i was just overwhelmed. >> reporter: as the saying goes, imitation is the most sincere form of flattery, so the guys at shirt face say they have seen their design all over the place. and because i know you're wondering, how do we know that you really are the guys who made the t-shirt? >> there is one screen shot where if you see the back of george kittle's shirt, you can just see the yellow and pink which is our logo. >> reporter: now with the mystery of the shirt's origin solved, hopefully eric and john's company can get some recognition. jimmy certainly seems to have an idea. >> maybe we'll get them in the team store soon. >> reporter: in san francisco, dion lim, abc 7 news. >> a good shirt. the guys at shirtfaced.me are in touch with the 49ers marketing

team to see if there's an opportunity to get the whole team outfitted with shirts soon. >> i bet there is. so let's check on our weather because it's a little gray out there today. >> spencer is not shirtless. >> no, that's true, but i have wet face tomorrow because rain is on the way. here's live doppler 7. dry conditions across the bay area right now, but clouds are increasing. a nice view, though, even with increasing clouds from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where it is 56 degrees. mid-50s at oakland, redwood city, low 50s in gilroy and half moon bay. nice view from emeryville looking out under calm conditions across the bay. it's 49 in santa rosa. the north bay is a little chilly,3 petaluma, napa 52, 48 fairfield and low 50s at concord and livermore. and the view of the iconic coit tower here at pier 15 in san francisco. these are your forecast features. we'll see north bay sprinkles developing in the wee hours of the morning overnight. rain will become more organized

and sweep southward and eastward into the afternoon and evening hours so the late-day commute is probably going to be a wet one. the dry pattern will then follow and that will consume the remainder of the week. we have a beach hazard statement and the surf is rough right now, wave heights are elevated around 8 feet and could be even higher. there's the risk of rip currents and sneaker waves. this beach hazard statement extends from sonoma county down to monterey county. let's talk about the approaching storm. it ranks 1, a storm of light intensity. beginning tomorrow morning continuing through the remainde% of the day we'll see light rain and showers. most locations will receive less than half an inch of measurable rainfall except the coastal ranges and north bay hills, and it will be breezy at times. here's our forecast animation starting at 11:00 tonight at which point it will still be dry. by 4:00 a.m. before the commute gets under way there's spotty showers moving into parts of the north bay. then comes the north bay

bringing in steadier, heavier rain. that will remain mainly in the north bay until midday. in the early afternoon hours we'll see it sweeping by the golden gate. the front will weaken as it moves southward. but it will still have trailing showers and light rain into late tomorrow night. look for low temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 40s and highs tomorrow generally in the mid-50s, a pretty narrow range of temperatures tomorrow. now skip ahead to forecast animation beginning at 11:00 p.m. tomorrow night. notice going into wednesday it will be dry but there will be a little system trying to sweep down from the north. well, from that north. and it will pretty much fizzle before it gets to the bay area. the same thing will happen on thursday. another weak system will approach the bay area but not bring us any wet weather. so we've got a few dry days coming our way. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. after the three-day dry spell, wednesday, thursday and friday, we expect a little rain to come in on saturday, some showers

late saturday and steadier rain on sunday. both systems will rank 1 on the storm impact scale. guess what we've put together, looking way down the road, the super bowl liv forecast for miami looks like both days will be partly to mostly sunny, temperature near 80 degrees, the high. but late sunday, super bowl sunday there's a chance of light showers developing in miami. better play that game early. >> light showers and you're predicting widespread victories. >> absolutely. i think the niners will win this around 27-20. >> i think by a touchdown, seven points. thanks, spencer. well, enjoy it while you can. >> yeah, one of san franci

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tonight tesla is responding to allegations that its cars can accelerate unintentionally. days ago we told you that the national highway transportation safety administration was reviewing a petition that demands an investigation claiming the car's electronics can malfunction causing unintended acceleration. the document cites 127 consumer complaints from owners and claims of 110 crashes and 52 injuries. now, the tesla team statement reads in part, quote, this petition is completely false. we investigate every single incident where the driver alleges to us that their vehicle accelerated contrary to their

input. and in every case where we have the vehicle's data, we confirmed that the car operated as designed. >> in less than ten days cars will be banned from part of san francisco's market street. eastbound cars going toward the ferry building will be blocked from 10th street to main. in the opposite direction from stewart to van ness. it takes effect wednesday, january 29th. the new rules apply to private cars and include ride-share companies. they do not apply to taxis, commercial drivers, muni and emergency vehicles. cars will be allowed to cross oo market street. at certain intersections cars are allowed on market to make turns. >> that's going to take some adjustment by a lot of people. some san francisco streets today were filled with people marching in honor of martin luther king jr. day. >> next, take a look at how the bay area is remembering the lutdns on asenats prepare nd for just the third impeachment

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peopld bay area streets today to honor dr. martin luther king jr. >> decades after his death, dr. king's teachings certainly still resonate today. in fact san francisco's mayor was moved to tears speaking about him today. >> kris reyes was there when it happened. >> and i know that i am the dream of dr. king. as the first african-american woman to serve as mayor of san francisco. >> reporter: mayor london breed delivered an impassioned speech to a crowd that marched along the streets of san francisco to honor dr. king's legacy. she urged them to vote, take part in the census and fight for justice in communities that continue to flaens. >> -- african-americans. >> we are still here and we still matter and we're not going anywhere. >> reporter: many started their day marching here at fourth and

king. t' important for us to stan a together andre still imp still stand strong today. >> reporter: what do his words mean to you? >> love. >> reporter: before marching in san francisco, many were aboard the celebration train. caltrain gave free rides to those attending the march complete with a commemorative ticket stating this year's theme, "the time for justice." a message received even by the young ones. >> if it wasn't for him i might not have been alive because my mom is black and my dad is white. >> reporter: at the museum it was free admission and performances. >> it means to me about equality, justice for all, that we're continuing that stride even after all this time. >> we call it higher ground. it's a metaphor speaking for the higher self within you, just like martin luther king. >> reporter: in san francisco, kris reyes for abc 7 news.

>> now, we dug deep into the abc 7 news archives today and found this really incredible gem. it's martin luther king jr.'s last visit to the bay area. we've been told this may be the only film that still exists of dr. king's trip that day. the civil rights leader came in january, 1968, to see singer and activist joan baez. baez and her mother were in the alameda county jail after being arrested during a war protest in oakland. dr. king was asked about the vietnam war impacting the civil rights movement. >> we feel that this war is wrong. now suddenly it's damaging civil rights and i think the war needs to end if for no other reason that we aren't going to make the progress that we could make in civil rights if this war didn't exist. >> baez and her mother were released from jail four days after dr. king's visit. in hayward local activists honored dr. king's legacy with a rally outside city hall. speakers compared the civil

rights struggle to migrant families being separated along the u.s./mexico border today. >> 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 then called for peace and justice when they marched through downtown. this morning a sailor became the first african-american to have an aircraft carrier named in his honor. the u.s. navy honored doris miller who overcame racism to become a hero during world war ii. despite his lack of training and jim crow laws preventing him from carrying a gun, he risked his life to defend his ship. he saved countless crewmen during the pearl harbor attacks. the navy made the announcement during the martin luther king

jr. ceremony. in washington, d.c., the mlk foundation held its annual wreath laying, day of reflection and reconciliation honoring dr. martin luther king jr. both president trump and vice president pence visited the memorial this afternoon, standing side by side as they paid their respects. staying in washington now, it is an historic week in the impeachment of president trump, the trial set to begin tomorrow. serena marshall has a look ahead from washington. >> reporter: 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're arguing the 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 stating that 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's no valid reason for impeachment. something one of his lawyers argued over the weekend.

>> so 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. >> reporter: 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 constitution 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. while the legal positions have been outlined, 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. >> reporter: senate republicans hope to postpone a decision about witnesses until after house managers presenti their case and the president responds. the president signalling his opposition on twitter saying

they didn't want john bolton and others in the house. they were in too much of a rush. now they want them all in the senate. not supposed to be that way. but trump had blocked house democrats' attempts to hear from administration officials, claiming immunity. president trump won't even be state side as the trial ramps up. he leaves tonight fo leaves tono swir switzerland. and a bay area congressman joined us at 4:00. we asked for his thoughts on the upcoming trial. >> you've got to do what's right. it's not a cliche from my perspective that you follow your oath of office. the founders wanted diffused government. ambition matches ambition. these are supposed to be co-equal so you've got to have this tension. and when one part of government, particularly the administrative, goes beyond the rules, that's what the founders were worried about is checking that so that

ultimately the american voter is what's important within these institutions. >> some of the democratic presidential candidates are coming off the campaign trail briefly to take part in the impeachment trial. four senators are in the race. michael bennet, bernie sanders, elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. the timing is tough. there are just two weeks until the iowa caucuses and they want to campaign as much as they can. california's primary is moved up this year from june to march 3rd. we will vote on super tuesday. you can request a vote by mail ballot up until february 25th. our new series called chasing california leads up to the presidential primary. you can watch chasing california in its entirety on abc7news.com. it's the end of an era for some san francisco staples. >> from retail to restaurant, we'll look at what's changing and why. i'm michael finney with the real reason you're getting more

it's the end of an era for a music store. they are closing their 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 teenage musician unknowingly helped him sell a guitar to carlos santana. >> and one day he came here. there was a kid who did not know carlos santana was in the store, was looking at the red one and he was playing one of his solos. carlos walked back toward the end of the store. the guy stopped. he didn't buy the guitar and left but carlos said what guitar was that kid playing? he ended up buying the dguitar s a gift for someone. >> he said difficulties with the lease played a part in the decision. some of the inventory will be moved to a sister store in redwood city. another san francisco business plans to close despite being popular with locals and tourists. the warming hut will shut down in march for renovations.

the chronicle says that the warming hut like other restaurants is facing challenges in food preparations. when it reopens in march, it will serve just snacks and beverages. well, not too cold this week, but the rain returns tomorrow. >> spencer has a look at the seven-day forecast for us, next.

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i don't even answer them. >> you just look at it. if you don't know it, you don't answer? >> if i don't know the number, if it's not one of my friends who are on my list or anything, i don't answer it. >> that now avoid the call skill is what's actually causing the spike in robo calling. how? alex heads up youmail, a app that offers robo blocking. >> they have to work harder and people are running apps like youmail, carriers are blocking stuff so it's harder for robo callers to get through so they have to call more. >> so the more we block, the more they must call. a vicious cycle to be sure, but one that california consumers seem to be getting a handle on. >> so people in california get it. 120, 130 robo calls a year. that sounds like a lot but it's very little compared to, say, washington, d.c., where the residents are getting nearly 600 a year. so we can look on the bright side. california is actually getting

fewer per person than a lot of other places. >> youmail says five robo calls can be made for one penny and that's why it has taken off, cost effectiveness. now, robo callers would not be making these calls if it didn't make them money. so that means they're buying products and getting scammed by those making the calls. i want to hear from you. the 7 on your side hotline is open monday through friday from 10:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m. the telephone number is 415-954-8151. you can reach me on my facebook page and at abc7news.com. on to the weather forecast. more rain coming? >> yeah, spencer has the timing for us. spencer. >> it will start late tonight in the north bay. here's live doppler 7 showing calm and dry conditions at the moment but the storm will be rolling into the north bay with light rain falling and showers just after midnight. it ranks 1 on the storm impact

scale, storm of light intensity. it will produce light rain and showers that will sweep southward and eastward during the day tomorrow. we expect less than half an inch of rain in most locations from the storm. it will be breezy at times and we're probably going to have a wet evening commute tomorrow. tonight look for low temperatures dropping into the mid to upper 40s for the most part. light rain will develop in the north bay first by midday and sweeping down to the golden gate, hitting san francisco, the peninsula, parts of the east bay. highs tomorrow will be in the mid-50s. here's the accuweather seven-day forecast. after tomorrow's little rain event we get a three-daybreak from the rain. wednesday through friday is dry and mild with high temperatures at the ending of the week raching mid-60s. but the weekend will bring us a light storm. it won't be a soaker but produce wet conditions. by the way, i made a bet on the super bowl with the abc affiliates weather person in kansas city. >> oh, that's fun. >> we did a world series bet when the giants played the

royals. of course i won. i'm hoping to win again. the loser has to host the winner in his town with dinner, wine and all that stuff. >> oh, that's fun. >> nice. >> i'm looking forward to a niners victory. and a bottle of wine. >> expensive bottle. thanks, spencer. chris alvarez is here. >> we've got to get the sports department to do that. coming up in sports, the niners headed to the super bowl. raheem mostert's record day, all the celebrations i may not have seen or

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there are a lot of 49ers and chiefs story lines and you're going to hear about all of them over the next two weeks and maybe some of those more than once. did you know joe montana was a quarterback for both the niners and chiefs? anyways, the match juch is set and the countdown is on. the niners celebrate their first nfc championship win since the 2012 season when they beat the falcons in atlanta. they lost to baltimore in new orleans. yesterday the niners clinched at home their first championship game at levi's. here's coach shanahan from being a niners ball boy in the '90s to the niners head coach on the veshlg verge of history. >> if you told me this in middle school, i would have said this that was a dream come true. you get to the nfl and you're doing whatever you can to get that opportunity. the way it worked out and the

way everything lined up, it is pretty special to sit and think about. >> fired up. fired up to go to miami. need to get on a diet so i can fit in my clothes and we can go do our thing. but very proud. very proud of everybody and the job that they did. >> i think coach reid was saying get the tommy bahamas shirts going. raheem mostert finished with a franchise record 220 rushing yards eclipsing frank gore's mark of 212 in 2006. he had 160 yards and three touchdowns at the half. finished with four scores, all this from a guy who was on the roster for six teams in nearly two years before finally landing with the niners in kyle shanahan's first year. abc's sports director larry beil asked him about his big performance and number 31 showed he has a sense of humor as well as his sharp running ability. >> when was the last time you ran for 220 and 4 tds? >> the last time was about like,

what, 30 minutes ago? yeah, so -- >> before today. >> no, never honestly. high school? no, i didn't even do it in high school. >> what can you say about raheem mostert's effort tonight? >> oh, my gosh. he's come so far from where he started, i'm happy for him. >> it's so fun to see raheem, just such a special player and he finally gets to show it. >> as you would imagine, postgame celebrations the place to be. they were dancing, celebrating that win over the packers and they even let yours truly in on the dance party. that's me and kendrick ford. he field in thocker om >> yeah!

>> that was just so cool. i know how happy our players were, how much they wanted this. >> you're going to the super bowl, man. >> i feel great, man. i'm so proud of this team, man. everybody overall, man, did a great job. >> has it sunk in you're going to the super bowl? >> not really. it will sink in once we get there. >> what do you think of the hot boys? >> i love 'em. >> no one else i'd rather be in a dogfight with than those guys in that locker room. it's a great group to be with. everyone is pulling together. >> you got any dance moves for me? come on. >> going to the bowl. >> people don't understand the sacrifice that goes into being great at this game. they see the games and they're like they won or they lost. but regardless, guys sacrifice. >> it feels great, baby. got it that time. good job. >> this team has some definite chemistry and swag to it.

check out george kittle's attire postgame. he had a t-shirt with a shirtless jimmy g. this got a lot of play on social media. it also was signed. i think you've seen it once but it's a hey, did you see this version? >> oh, no. >> there is jimmy -- that's larry beil. he's on george kittle's body. >> oh, that's not larry's body? >> larry is the tight end for the 49ers. don't get mad at me, larry, i was told to do this. >> we're just glad it's jimmy g. without his shirt on, not larry. >> no comments the rest of the way for me. >> it's a lot of fun. >> they're selling like hot cakes. >> no, that's good stuff. well, join us tonight for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> police and the family of the mother hit and killed in front of an oakland middle school are speaking out tonight. the story coming up at 11:00. santa clara or san francisco? hmm. after the 49ers' big win on

sunday, we look at where the team could have their potential super bowl parade. >> good question, isn't it? coming up tonight at 8:00, the bachelor, followed at 10 by the good doctor and stay with us for abc 7 news at 11:00. >> and stick around as always. jimmy kimmel live comes on right after us at 11:35. >> that is this edition of abc 7 news. look for breaking news on the abc 7 news app. let's see that t-shirt one more time. that's good stuff right there. >> i didn't know larry had a tat on his forearm. >> a little ink. >> yeah, on his bicep. >> is this a circle 7? no. we appreciate your time. i'm dan ashley. >> ama daetz. for chris alvarez, spencer christian and the entire news team, have a good night. >> we'll see you tomorrow. >> touchdown!

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