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tsunami hit the country of tonga many in the tonga community here in the bay area say there's still waiting to hear if their family and friends are safe tsunami waves, bring chaos and damage to one north bay neighborhood. there's a long mild dry spell coming our way and i'll have the forecast abc 7 news at 11 starts right now. building a better bay area moving forward finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. well, here's my front door. mmm, well it is called beach boulevard. but today the ocean surge right over the road and up to a woman's front door huge waves the result of a tsunami that did damage to the bay area.

holy. and with that we say good evening and thank you for joining us. i'm dion limb as you can see over the past few hours the tsunami advisory has been dropped for almost the entire california coast. it remains now in just parts of santa barbara and san luis obispo counties to our south and del norte county to our north are in the bay area we went on alert at 5 o'clock this morning. now that is shortly after an underwater volcano eruption near the islands of the country of tonga satellite images from noah show the blast which triggered a tsunami advisory before alaska hawaii and the entire west coast of the united states. and away from the coast. now despite the warnings several people had to be rescued from the water today waves at ocean beach were so strong. they even snapped a surfboard san francisco firefighters safely brought one server to shore this afternoon then heard

screams from another surfer in the water. he was also brought in to safety. safety is what the tongan american community here in the bay area is hoping for they still anxiously waiting to hear from family and friends on the islands abc 7 news reporter tim. johns spoke to some local tongans tonight and shares their stories. jessica one pray because becausc how for many in the talking community the past 24 hours have been an emotional roller coaster. none of us have heard from anybody anytime after an underwater volcano erupted in the south pacific the nearby island country of tonga was hit by aevtati tsumi the effects were even felt here in california some 5,400 miles away now many tongans in the bay area say they haven't heard from friends or family re chaka timoni is the pastor of first tongan assembly of god church in san carlos. his son is currently in tonga. we still trust even though we

haven't heard from them for almost 24 hours now. but we believe in you know have hope that something. that's gonna come out from this. it's a similar story for many tongans across the region michelle thomas essay helps run a tongan restaurant in grocery store in redwood city family is is a huge thing. in the polynesian culture, and so if a couple families are are being affected. know it affects all of us thomas essay says her heart breaks for those still in the country many of whom come from humble backgrounds. you can't help but wonder how how they're going to be able to rebuild right after this but despite the hardships that the tongan people are facing those i talk to on saturday night say they're confident that the community will recover that includes reverend tymani who says his people are strong, but he still requests one thing from those wishing to help. i'm just asking anybody. who believe in god please? remember tonga, you know prayers

in redwood city tim johns abc 7 news. and we are thinking of them as well. we'll take a live look now at this beach in santa cruz pretty hard to see in the dark, but the water does look pretty calm right now. that is the good news now here is a time-lapse from that camera earlier quite a difference. you can see one of the tsunami surges with the water reaching well past our camera view just covers the entire beach there now the water does recede fairly quickly afterwards today though was a much different scene in santa cruz and back in 2011. want a massive earthquake off the coast of japan generated a tsunami in california. it caused 20 million dollars worth of damage to the santa cruz harbor. this rock beach near fort baker in marin county. people came out to check on their boats and to keep an eye on that tide. and some dramatic moments as

waves pounded the shoreline your pacific appear in san mateo county water rushed over the waterfront drenching the road beyond some surfers couldn't resist though the unusually high waves. jesusjesusjesusjesusjesusjesusjs well, here's my front door. yeah, kind of says it. all right this video from savannah peterson in pacifica. she lives on beach boulevard not far from the pacifica municipal pier and not far at all from today's tsunami surge. now the tsunami advisory got the attention of thousands in the bay area today and left some neighbors running for safety after a surge of water poured into one waterfront community abc 7 news reporter cornell barnard as that story from tiburon. holy. holy. this was the scary moments tsunami waves arrived in tiburon saturday ripping this boat dock off the front of haley

haddelstad's home casting two boats and the talk adrift into richardson bay. the water just came in took the dock. daughter packed up my car. for several hours to tsunami surge returned in cycles strong enough to send the rogue runaway dock crashing into support beams. the apartment complex the doc dc definitely was picking up a momentum as it was heading toward this building and that was a little scary seeing these waves rolling in and the water level being significantly higher so think king tide but sort of on steroids who were lack of a better expression. department advised people to stay away from ocean beach reevaluate. friends that they involved going into the water or near our

coastline san francisco for today many people still flock to the beach cameras ready to capture any big waves. they're bigger, but kind of hoping for even bigger waves to just view, you know, don't get this kind of excitement every day and want to see it for myself the tsunami advisory closed baker beach and folks on fort baker pier were warned about the possible danger. i'm a science teacher so about these types of things and wanted to come see it first hand us coast guard cutters were seen patrolling the shoreline. it was a day. no one saw coming. did you ever expect this would happen? no, i will take tsunami alerts more seriously now check it out. this is what's left of one of those botox involved in today's event the ramp to that dog is now underwater neighbors here in marin county say, yes, they did get alerts on their phone about the tsunami advisory damage from today's. event is still being added up in tiburon cornell barnard abc 7 news.

meantime a tsunami advisory was issued in southern california as well this morning all beaches were ordered to close an orange county the tsunami surge came in footlong swells and strong currents residents were encouraged to stay out of the water. primika samuel oye naysunami warning was up to now that is the samoan language you're hearing as a us national weather service office announces the tsunami warning from pago pago in american samoa. a warning is a stronger level than an advisory, which is what we had here in the bay area people were told to get to higher ground immediately. and here is video from fiji. the island was issued a tsunami warning encouraging residents to stay away from the shorelines. you can see here that water reaching the property lines causing flooding in nearby. close the water reached nearly 100 feet inland from the shoreline. and sky 7 was up along our coastline this morning take a look we flew from san francisco to santa cruz checking out that

tsunami activity. sky 7 also over the berkeley marina today as more than a hundred people were evacuated following the tsunami advisory police say the evacuation was limited to the docks and boats along the shoreline roads near the moreno remained open authorities. got the all-clear from the state. some emergency services at 350 this afternoon. everyone is still urged to use caution on boats and dogs. all right. let's bring in abc 7 news weather anchor spencer christian now with a look at the science behind those tsunamis because even though things have subsided a little bit there are still things we need to keep an eye out for that's true dion as a matter of fact caution, which you mentioned earlier is still the operative word, although the tsunami advisory for the bay area and for much of the california coast has been canceled. so let's review what we had in effect earlier. the advisor is issued this morning for the entire coast of continental us that includes coastal, california, oregon washington. it was canceled this evening for a virtually all locations except for as you pointed out earlier a

santa barbara san luis obispo san luis, obispo and del norte county coastlines strong currents are weakening now potentially dangerous waves are easing still though. it's wise to stay away from beaches avoid harbors and marinas be alert when you're near the coastline. don't turn your back on the on the water and said advisories as some sneaker waves could still develop but of course the the threat is diminishing now, which is good news. i'll have the accuweather. 7 news at 11 the peaceful ending to a hostage situation at a texas synagogue that even had police here in the bay area on alert and free at-home covid tests.

developing news a hostage situation at a synagogue in texas has ended with all hostages rescued safely. this situation had police departments on alert around the country including san francisco the sfpd tweeted today that they were coordinating with local jewish community organizers to keep the city safe. abc news reporter christine sloan explains how the situation in texas ended just hours ago. a dramatic scene coming to an end in north, texas a hostage situation at the congregation beth israel synagogue in a suburb outside of fort worth coming to an end sometime around 9 pm today this evening the hrt the hostage rescue team breached the synagogue. they rescued the three hostages and the subject is deceased a massive response from the fbi swat teams and several local police departments the absolute key in hostage. negotiation is gathering

information. how much information can you gather? either through the hostage taker or through other means how many people are in there? is there anybody that's hurt and what is his state of mind sources familiar with the investigation? tell abc news an armed man took four people hostage including a rabbi the suspect demanding the release of a known hakistani terrorist off y'all sadiki who is serving 86 years at carswell air force base near fort worth. she had alleged ties to al qaeda and was convicted in 2010 of attempted murder of us soldiers. and fbi agents in afghanistan the white house and department of homeland security were briefed on the situation throughout the day synagogues across the country including several in the dallas area are on high alert the entire jewish world understands and knows about this incident. i've had many calls from israel and we are here to support the community in any way we can

christine sloan abc news. right. once again, let's get back to the weather in spencer. it's so interesting we went from this abundance of water to dry conditions in the forecast. oh, yeah. we're also happy gloriously happy about all the rain. we had water levels coming back to average in fact above average and now we're in a dry spell that may last at least a week or longer. let's take a look at how calm conditions are right now surface winds are calm to you know, four or five miles per hour. it's not very often. we see wind speeds here at the surface in the bay area under 10 miles per hour, but that's we have tonight with partly cloy vp camera looking across the embarcadero 56 degrees here in san francisco right now. also 56 at san jose 53 oakland mountain view 54 55 half moon bay 53 santa clara and a nice clear view from the east bay hills camera looking across the bay towards san francisco 42 degrees right now, santa ros. to our cool spot 46 novato napa 47 43 fairfield 49 a piece in concord and livermore and from susho tower and unobstructed

view of san francisco. these are forecast features tsunami advisory canceled tonight. that's good news partly cloudy overnight slightly cooler tomorrow than it was today. and this dry pattern will continue well into next week overnight forecast animation looks like this. we'll see lots of high clouds passing over but basically it will appear to be a clear evening here clear overnight here at the and we'll start the day tomorrow with a few high clouds as well, but it'll be a bright sky as the high clouds will not be very thick. so on we go to overnight conditions. lots of high clouds even at the coast though, we may see or at the coast. i should say some low clouds as well. so mostly cloudy there partly cloudy elsewhere overnight low temperatures in our inland areas mainly in the low or low to mid 40s right around the bayshore. and on the coast. we'll see some mid to upper 40s and highs tomorrow will range from 59 half moon bay to only 58 in the city right around the bay shoreline most locations will have high temperatures ranging from 60 to about 62 degrees down in the south bay. it'll be a little bit milder 62

to about 64 degrees in most locations inland east bay will be quite cool with a high of only 56 at antioch upper 50s at concord and livermore and then moving up to the north bay. we'll see. 58 at napa 58 san rafael 60 at santa rosa and 62 at cloverdale. and here's the accuweather 7-day forecast. let me back away. so you get a good look at tomorrow mainly bright skies tomorrow with a few lingering high clouds in the early morning hours. maybe even some low clouds fog near the coast then on monday. with the king jr. today mlk day will be a dry and pleasant day mainly bright skies tuesday or wednesday. not much change bright skies with a few high clouds high temperatures only around 60 to 62 degrees from the coast from the bay rather to inland, but it starts to warm up on thursday and look at friday and saturday highs in the mid 60s around the bayshore line and inland and low 60s on the coast. so with this dry spell we'll get a little bit of a warm-up late in the week going into next

weekend. it be great to see some more. because if this dry spell continues if it lingers we could find ourselves falling back into a rainfall deficit, but right now things are sort of average or just a little bit above average in terms of rainfall levels, and we're enjoying lovely weather. so who's to complain right now spring is not for a few months right? no spring is not yet sprung. thanks a couple more months before spring. yeah. i'll just ahead showing playoff pride taking a live. look outside next the bay area landmarks already supporting the 49ers before their first playoff

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as well both sfo and minetta san jose international airport will be in red and gold now you can also see san francisco's iconic quick tower on telegraph hill lit with flashes. red and gold just alternating there the sales force tower also joining in to support the team with the retro gold white and scarlet. and taking a live look at salesforce tower from our other vantage point our camera atop mount sutro. it has been nearly three decades believe it or not since the 49ers and cowboys went head-to-head in the playoffs. they face each other tomorrow should be fun. right speaking of sports chris alvarez joining us with the preview chris deon coming up in sports the sharks look to defend home ice while super wild card weekend begins crossed the nfl and could this be jimmy garoppolo's last ride with the 49ers with the team is saying about the upcoming p

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kind of just stay cool down the middle. this is the season we're in right now. jimmy is our quarterback right now, and we're trying to win a super bowl with jimmy. is he the win i go home, you know i'm saying what you willing to do for the guy next to uniform with all the guys. this team love everything about it. it's a good group to be around fun group and not you know, we want to keep this thing going for as long as we can now. super wild card weekend kicked off with the raiders and bengals derek carr's first ever playoff game. remember broke his ankle right before the 2016 playoff run late second quarter, joe. burrow finds tyler boyd makes it a 26 game, but the raiders respond before the half-card is a jones vegas down just seven at the break car 310 yards of score and an interception. 20 seconds left fourth and go raiders need a touchdown cars pass. what's officially intercepted didn't matter right there. it's too short. anyways raiders lose 26-19 afterwards car already looking towards next season. so you get a taste of it and i don't know it did something to my heart man. i thought i was on fire, but it made me even more just i just can't not play in the playoffs.

you know what i mean? we have an edge to us and a belief in us that we really can do anything but the bengals beat us today, and we came up short today. well, this little guy bundled up with the bills and patriots game and buffalo winchell minus five at kickoff, but firebaugh's josh. allen was a red hot buys all kinds of time and fights dust and knocks what a touchdown grab. that was perfect throw and catch knocks at two touchdowns on the night. rookie quarterback mac jones tries to answer but micah hyde, look at that interception. what a play took away a for sure touchdown alan throws up bills playoff record five touchdowns in this one finds forever niner emmanuel sand. the bills are all 47-17 sharks and penguins at the tank on the right. that's one of our producers. chrisanna big pittsburgh sports fan early first period eric carlson great pasta rudolph's bowser's gives san jose the early lead near the end of the second timo meyer the shot rebound right to tomas hurdle. he can't believe he missed that one all after two.

this went into overtime. chrisanne's gonna like this great move and pass from sydney crosby to jake gunstell scores the game winner sharks. point but the pens win 2-1 in overtime this abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. that explains where chrysan was tonight. all right much more to come on abc 7 news at 11:00 including free at-home covid tests. it's what we've been wanting through this whole pandemic and the federal government is now making it happen. plus we revisit the tsunami that reached the coast of of california today.

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it is not. county water almost reaches the bottom of the bridge there now in santa cruz waves flooded the harbor and a parking lot today and as the waters rose, so did the fear in many people. today's tsunami was the result of a massive underwater eruption in the pacific ocean near the island nation of tonga. it was so big noaa satellites could see it clearly and as the wave subsided so did anxiety along our coast while we saw noticeably higher water levels are worst fears didn't materialize. here's abc 7 news reporter ryan curry with that story. santa cruz residents on high alert saturday and we were watching the water push the lower deck. of the wharf up and the wharf was really moving edward martinez was out monitoring the water levels in the morning.

he says originally he didn't think the tsunami advisory was much of a problem, but he says the water level kept rising especially towards the harbor causing him some concern and we're kind of like, okay. maybe this is a big deal. and we were looking out towards the beach and obviously you see the flume behind me. all of a sudden the flume disappeared and the water just kept going up and up and up and up all day long coast guard cruise patrol the beach to monitor the water level beaches across the santa cruz area were covered in debris and water levels near capitola were much higher than they were usually were well we came out about 7:30. we'd heard that there was a tsunami warning so we stayed up on the bluff. christy hughes said she began her day on high ground to avoid any potential tsunami. says there wasn't much to see near the water but says emergency crews were all over the beaches. you could really see it at the harbor. there were a lot of people out there were a lot of police and

firefighters and you could see almost like a river flowing out to the ocean, but despite the tsunami threat beach goers were not deterred from going near the water surfers were spotted in the ocean and many others still got close to the water throughout the day. we were listening for sirens from about 7:30 in the morning all we didn't to almost 11 and then we heard it go crazy. lots of sirens as the day went on more residents returned to the beach. however, some locals did tell me that for a saturday. it was much less crowded than it usually is mostly because of the tsunami a threat that was going on in the early part of the day in santa cruz ryan curry abc 7 news. and you can check out video from today's tsunami on the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it's available for apple tv android tv, amazon fire tv and roku. well, you can now get an at-home covid-19 test at no cost through your private insurance and starting wednesday. you'll also be able to order them online from the federal

government for free now you won't be reimbursed for tests. you bought previously but starting today if you buy tests you can have them paid for at the time. purchased by insurance or get them reimbursed submitting a claim insurers must pay for up to eight tests per covered individual per month. all of this is part of president biden's plan to increase access to at-home rapid tests across the country. abc's news reporter philipoff has a look at the pandemics impact across the country. cases of covid-19 continue to surge across the country the us reporting an average of 782,000 new cases a day nationwide more than 150,000 covid-19 positive patients or hospitalized. that's a pandemic high. it's really a oncaine about real fast. i thought it was probably will be over but after the holidays it hit very hard with the highly transmissible omicron variant fueling this latest surge the cdc updating its guidance on mask.

saying any mask is better than none but masks that fit. well, like n95s and ones you can wear constantly offer the best protection the biden administration is working to make higher quality masks more widely available and free to all americans. we all wish that we could finally be done with wearing masks. i get it. but there is a really important tool to stop the spread especially of a highly transmittable omicron variant free rapid tests will also be available to order starting next week at covidestest.gov as cases continue to skyrocket many are still waiting in long lines to get tested states like utah have trouble meeting testing demands. not only do we have a personnel shortage, but there is a testing shorted officials. they are urging symptomatic people to stay home for five days rather than get tested meantime many schools have already switched to remote learning but some are staying with current guidelines of testing to stay in class. students from schools in chicago

and boston walking out of class to protest in-person learning i live with two grandparents for immune compromised plus a couple of other family members, so i don't want to go to school risk getting sick and then have to come home to them philip off abc news, new york. or moving on now marlon bundo the beloved pet rabbit of former vice president. mike pence's family has died the pence family pet inspired many children's books. they were written by the president's daughter charlotte and illustrated by his wife karen. the proceeds went to charity and there was even a parody by john oliver that became a hit. abundance nicknamed the rabbit boatus for bunny of the united states sure was cute. still ahead on abc 7 news at 11 a lesson in contrasts. i'll show you the dangerous weather conditions across the country. oh deion has been feast our famine weatherwise here in the bay area first rain rain and now drive dry. i'll have more on the dry in my

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it's been 13 years since the most famous emergency landing in modern aviation history the miracle on the hudson. happened in chesley sully sullenberger whose originally from danville was flying a us airways flight when it hit a flock of birds knocking out the engines. he landed in the river and everyone survived. a massive winter storm is continuing its trek across the country dumping snow on states from texas to maine airlines have canceled about 2,000 flights for tomorrow. abc news reporter alex pershay shows you what people are dealing with americans across 33 states from the dakotas to georgia to maine are in the path of a wintry mix of snow sleet and freezing rain the catapult trees trigger power

outages and crippled travel over the holiday weekend states of emergency declared across several states in the southeast. we're mobilizing and prepared to deploy resources as needed to protect our state but also be ready to assist neighboring states if north carolina's governor expects significant impacts across his state have also activated 200 national guard soldiers to assist in storm response heating oil deliveries in haywood county, north carolina or behind schedule as the cold weather moves in we had two drivers out with covid. everybody wants us to be there and we're trying our best to get there, but we can't be in five places at once in tennessee residents are stocking up some groceries some supplies before it gets bad and we get snowed in. not driving the snow. just trying to get everything ready before it gets swamped in here and they run out of groceries the far beaching system already blasting from west hope north dakota to st. louis, missouri with nearly a foot of snow drivers in eastern, iowa facing near whiteout conditions.

for the north this state patrol car struck by a semi the trooper suffering minor injuries, alex pershey abc news, washington spencer you and i had the same reaction wows us. we do not miss that kind of weather at all. do we? no, thank you. we were both living in the northeast for a while and lots to be thankful for in california. there's lots of love about the northeast but not the winter weather. no, thank you. let's take a look at what's going on here in the the far west we've got competitions right now and overnight. we'll see high clouds passing over i partly cloudy night, then tomorrow the high clouds will continue to stream by but it'll be a bright sky. with brakes in the high clouds overnight low temperatures will be mainly in the mid to upper 40s and then the highs tomorrow will range from upper 50s at the coast to mainly low 60s right around the bay shoreline inland a little bit of a mixed bag only upper 50s in the inland east bay, but low 60s in other inland communities and here's the accuweather 7-day forecast after

several dry mild days through monday, which is mlk day. i will have a warm-up at the end of next week. it'll feel almost like spring just a little bit of a tease. yeah the teaser. come. all right spencer. thanks now to chris alvarez with the preview of sports. hi, chris. deon coming up in sports just one more night of sleep until the niners and cowboys tango and texas n a super surprise the gift tom brady handed out to one of his biggest fans. of his biggest fans. you won't want to mi ♪ thousands of women with metastatic breast cancer are living in the moment and taking ibrance. ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor is for postmenopausal women or for men with hr+, her2- metastatic breast cancer as the first hormonal based therapy. ibrance plus letrozole significantly delayed disease progression versus letrozole. ibrance may cause low white blood cell counts that may lead to serious infections. ibrance may cause severe inflammation of the lungs.

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river rock casino after epic playoff battles in the 70s 80s and 90s the 49ers and cowboys square off in the playoffs for the first time since the nfc championship game in january of 1995 and tomorrow afternoon in dallas a new chapter in this story rivalry will be written. we know we have a chance to do something special and it's just you don't get that opportunity every year after a year hiatus. the 49ers are back in the

postseason and it's rivalry renewed against the dallas cowboys. i don't take any moment for granted and i mean all the work and everything that you do is for these times and for these moments and for these games and it's now mentality. you never know when you're gonna get the opportunity the fact i get to play on my second post season year five. every single snap matters is going to be one of those games where you you're gonna have to kind of just fight through the the glitz and the glam in the beginning of the game and kind of really settle in and just execute both san francisco and dallas are tied with five super bowl titles, but haven't won since the mid-90s on sunday one team will get closer to a sixth lombardy trophy. is he the win i go home, you know i'm saying what you willing to do for the guy next to you. i don't want this to last time that i put on the uniform with all the guys, it's a big game man. that's all it is. you know i'm saying this is a rivalry game it goes all the way back and but for this to be, you know in dallas on a playoff game, you don't get no better than this. you can see why why they're in this position. i mean just offensive defensively special teams.

i mean their numbers are you know off the charts on both sides on both phases. i've been on a number of teams that went to the super bowl and i'm not saying anything like up, but just there's a feeling and you want to make them count when as long as you have. college hoops usf hosting byu jamari, bouye's mom and grandma on the hilltop tonight. second half buoye the steal and slam every one of the families in like that don's by as many as 10 but the cougars come back alex barcelo. dribble drive. oh tough hoop goes he had 19 final seconds dawns down two booye for three and the win. no. usf drops their first home game of the year close one 71 69 could herb sendek in santa clara upset number two gonzaga? no, they could not the zags raced out to a 24-point lead drew timmy the hammer he had 32. here's a broncos highlight keyshawn justice. hit a thousand points with this three-pointer. he's a 36 bronco to hit 1000 points in his career.

but zagga now has won 24 straight wcc games 11583 the final stanford taking on washington cardinal playing their third conference game and six days because of covid makeup games stanford trail by as many as 22 but brandon angel had 13 off the bench and just like that is a two-point game final seconds. stanford's harrison. ingram has to intentionally miss the free throw, but doesn't even hit the rim automatic possession for huskies cardinal lose 67-64 mark fox and the bears trying to snap a three-game losing streak in pullman against the cougs andre kelly has eighth double-double 14 points 12 boards and one steel jordan shepherd finishes hit a game high 17. this gives the bears their final lead and the cubs pull away andre yakimovsky with four threes off the bench 65-57 cougs bears have now lost four straight bit of a scare for the warriors and stephen curry on this play friday night in chicago curry landed awkwardly on his and ouch turns out lonzo ball slapped his pinky going up for the block right here. remember curry broke his left wrist two years ago and a minute

and having a bad flashback curry finished the game, but is out tomorrow night in minnesota with right hand soreness now early this football season 10 year old buccaneers fan noah reid caught the attention of his football idol tom brady when he held up a sign that said brady helped him beat brain cancer brady gifted noah had that game. and now the bay area native is going one step further for one of biggest fans listen your fight you've inspired so many people including myself but millions of others also so is a thank you. i worked with both the bucks and the nfl to get you and your family super bowl tickets this year in la we certainly hope to be there, but i know you're gonna be there. how special is that bradyt bradt begin the quest for his eight super bowl ring when tampa bay hosts philly tomorrow and noah will be in la for super bowl 56 for sure abc 7 sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. how do you not like tom brady after that? all right. well, the big news today was the

tsunami advisory that started before dawn for the california coast. now, it has since expired but left us with some pretty memorable moments. take a look. patio. seriously all right. well, here's my front door. here is the wave here are my lovely. neighbors hello world. we are surviving the tsunami out here in pacifica. i can tell you it is happening y'all it is happening. holy.

memorable moments from that tsunami and that is it for this edition of abc 7 news at 11. buddy, i'm dion limb the news continues bright and early tomorrow at 5 o'clock for spencer christian and chris alvarez and all of us here. thank you so much for joining us. we leave you now with a live look outside thankfully despite it being dark things do look calm the weather situation improving significantly this coming week. stay with us more weather coming up at 5 am in the morning.

(john a.) tonight, 12 teams of bosses and employees put it all on the line as they try to work their way to the top. (music distorts) vamos a ganar "wipeout"! (john h.) yeah, but they probably shouldn't quit those day jobs. (john a.) they've come from all kinds of businesses and all walks of life to vie for $50,000 and ultimate bragging rights. in the end, the top two teams