♪ >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc 7 news. ♪ >> i didn't do anything. >> turn around. liz: overnight, the country reacting to the release of that chilling body camera video showing officers beating tyre nichols after pulling him from a car during a traffic stop. he is heard repeatedly screaming for his mother. >> mom, mom! liz: peaceful protests are happening across the >> thank you for joining us on the saturday, junri 28, i liz kreutz and we why more on that story and other top stories in a condition around the uerdopplers elation and big picture but we have fog at the surface

freezing in santa rosa, visibility reduced to .5 to .25 mile to hear and santa rosa and even at the airport into livermore. a foggy start and the winds anywhere from 25 to over 40 miles an hour in the upper elevations. there is by 9:00, sunshine, hazy sun, into the afternoon it is a cool day, mid-50's, the winds will get breezy and we will be looking at the sunny skies to last throughout the day so enjoy its. tomorrow we have clouds and some potentially light showers on the way with much colder conditions arriving. we would be that -- we will be tell that. >> lisa re-task think to met this tyre nichols about one hour a video was released of

the incident and difficult to watch. besides the body camera footage, surveillance video captured the kicks, punches, and baton strikes. five officers involved have already been fired and faced several charges. it took 22 minutes for an ambulance to arrive after the officers announced he was in custody. there have been numerous protests in response including some in the bay area. tim johns reports from san francisco. protests sweeping the country following the release of video showing the final moments of tyre nichols life. from the hometown of memphis to the streets of san francisco. many protesters with the same chant -- >> the racist police. >> following the release of the footage, his parents out down, his family -- >> this justifies our son was no threat to them. >> this once again sparks debate

about policing the united states. >> i'm concerned because here we are again. >> lisa hill is a professor at cal state east bay and believe the problem is multifaceted and more complex than a few bad individual officers. >> why is a police officers feel that they are able to treat citizens inhumanely? >> killings at the hands of police are far higher in the u.s. than other developed countries and hell things greater oversight is needed to help reform the system. >> i think there are definite laws and policies and procedures in place that would prevent these actions. >> protests are expected to continue over the coming days and despite all five of the officers being involved, people are still expecting more. >> i think there needs to be an acknowledgment that these

actions >> until that time comes, his family says they won't stop fighting for justice, for tyree. >> i feel like my son was sent here on an assignment. his assignment was fulfilled and god took him home. >> tim johns, abc 7 news. >> businesses in oakland were not taking chances. windows were boarded up from 12 street to mcarthur. lisicki has been relatively quiet following yesterday's release of the tyre nichols video. there is a protest planned tomorrow. the killing of tyre nichols has shaken the sacramento community. he lived there before moving to memphis two years ago. a huge part of his history in sacramento was keyboarding where he and his heil -- his childhood friend matt. ryan talked about the impact nichols had on his life and how skating brought them together. >> we had so many of those days where we would just be

skateboarding all day and talking about our future and what we want to do with our lives and where we want to be. >> a vigil will be held in sacramento where tyree used to skateboard this sunday at 6:30 p.m. the community in half moon bay came together to show its strength following the mass shooting monday that left seven dead and another injured. according to the san mateo district attorney's office, the suspect told investigators he was angry over a $100 equipment claims it was not his fault but was told to play $100 after workplace incident. last night hundreds of people showed up for a vigil. amanda del castillo reports. ♪ amanda: gri grieving as a community, in

downtown half moon bay friday, several hundred people gathered for a vigil at the plaza to honor this -- the seven kyl this week. many admitting in the aftermath every detail released has been eye-opening. >> it is so sad that it takes a tragedy like lost lives what is in the community around us. >> this resident and others say they have -- had no idea about the farmers living conditions and less than livable wages paid. this unknown reality only compounding the community pain. >> it's hard to see that here where we had such affluence and wealth that there is people living less than a mile away with very little in terrible conditions. >> how anyone could let someone who worked for them live like that i do not understand it. >> then mayor spoke with reporters ahead of the vigil. sharing she was unaware chinese migrants were part of the local

farming community. among the victims killed, two were latino and five were chinese. >> to be honest, i lived here for two and a years and did not realize there is a chinese immigrant community here. i did not realize there are so many people living really -- if you look at the tv reports, the conditions are really bad. i hope this gets improved. >> but where there is shock and sadness, there is new found inspiration to get involved for a better future or farmworkers. addressing the crowd friday. a man who is one is recovering on the other did not survive. >> [speaking spanish] >> now i'm very sad and i feel much pain. amanda: i'm amanda del castillo you, abc7news. liz:herchbishop of the archdiocese of san francisco visited both sites yesterday in

half moon bay. the service was held for the seven lives lost in monday's mass shooting. the archbishop prayed with loved ones of the victims at both locations. community members also joined in, offering moral and financial support to the families. some family members held up pictures and showed emotional words for the victims. the archbishop told abc7news the service provided light during what has been a dark time. >> to see us coming together and in love and unity in the midst of this deep darkness is a little light of hope. >> friday's service was one of several public vigils held for community members to on their lives lost in the tragedy. so many have asked how they can pitch in to support the grieving town of half moon bay. considered owning two alas, a nonprofit supporting the farmworker community since 2006 and set up a fund. you can go to the website, abc7news.com/takeaction for a

link or visit their website. the vicious attack against paul pelosi last october is now public. the video, along with other evidence, was released yesterday after a court ruled there was no need to keep it secret after it was played in court last month. as tara campbell reports, the release of the evidence is likely to have a major impact on the trial of the suspect. >> video of david to pap allegedly attacking paul pelosi now available for all to see, including potential jurors. >> when you look at the brazen nature of this attack done in front of a police officer, that is very devastating evidence for people to see over and over again. >> stephen clark is a legal analyst and former prosecutor, who says the release of this video will certainly have an impact on his trial. > neither did the defense team -- neither did the

defense team or prosecutors want this release because it greatly reduces his opportunity to get a fair trial. >> it shows him walking up the night of the attack, capturing the moment where he allegedly attacked pelosi with a hammer. >> i think the defense may move to change venue outside of san francisco because every san franciscan that sees this will have a difficult time coming into court and giving him a clean slate. >> he is facing multiple federal charges and state felony charges, including attempted murder and entered a not guilty plea. >> the mental health defense is still on the table for him. >> and this recording of police interrogating him could play a key role, says clark. >> i think the defense will look at this statement he made to the police and say this is a man who is unhinged, suffering from mental illness. >> but clark says the police

questioning could cut both ways. >> he makes a full confession to these charges, certainly that is very problematic because that interrogation may not come in to trial. i think the defense would try to keep that out but now it has been released to the public. how do you unring that bell? >> tara campbell, abc7news. liz: lisa argen, 6:11, how foggy is it? lisa: we finally have a dense fog advisory until 9:00 for the national weather service so visibility less than .25 mile for some of you. so really tough roadways out there. later on, we have sun, a breezy day, and then a much cooler forecast on the way, possibly including a few raindrops. my forecast is next. liz: also ahead, the 49ers are in philadelphia, athe bay and t.

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are you sure you don't want to go, it will be so much fun! liz: the san francisco 49ers got quite the sendoff yesterday for the nfc championship game against the eagles, one game away from the super bowl. fans lined the back lot of the team practicing facility to get a glints of their favorite stars and this is the team third appearance and the nfc championship team -- game in for years. while philadelphia is known as the city of brotherly love, they are expecting a hostile environment sunday but they plan to represent san francisco strong. developments, two cities in marin facing lawsuits over plans to add more housing. californians for homeownership is suing belvidere for violating state laws according to the marin ij. students claim each city did not complete the required 90 day

review period and want the plans invalidated. if the lawsuit is successful, plans would be on hold until the state does a review and a could slow down other housing project. this has been a challenging week for the asian american community with two mass shootings during ongoing lunar new year celebrations. reporter suzanne phan takes a closer look at the trauma and mental health concerns the aa ei community is facing an help available. >> whether you are older like grandmother audrey lou -- >> generally we keep things inside -- >> or younger like joseph joe -- >> we definitely don't talk about it, especially like in my household. >> mental health is not an issue many asian americans feel comfortable talking about. the two mass shootings in monterey park and half moon bay made that painfully clear for many people in the aai p community. malcolm young is with the developing center in san francisco. >> folks are struggling with grappling with what it means

that these shootings happened, that they were perpetrated by elderly asian men, and i think the conflict is also juxtaposed against a moment where lunar new year is coming and it is the most important moment for our community, culturally, economically. >> saturday marks one year since the beating death of 84-year-old -- an 80-year-old in a case of asian hate. leaders say this difficult time, there is help for the asian american community. >> being able to work with other organizations and groups such as asians are strong or delta chinatown allows us to be able to get connected with resources, know what to do. >> there is self-help for the elderly, based right here in chinatown. there is rams based in the richmond. >> community leaders say healing takes time but there is a way. >> i know that folks are in a state of shock but we have to find a way to make sure joy and

love overcome this hate. >> suzanne phan, abc7news. liz: if you have concerns about issues involving gun place, workplace violence, mental health, or more, find an ally by going to abc7news.com /techaction. you will find resources to help yourself and others. employees are hosting a celebration rally after winning their first union election in california. the north davis pete's workers voted 14 to one to join the service employees international union. according to the seiu, it takes nine months for the campaign to take off. the workers, they even had help from union members at rival chain starbucks. the company pete says had hoped for a different result but will abide by the law. san jose's oldest city park is closed until further notice. allen rock arc suffered significant damage from continuous heavy rain. numerous mudslides and rocks are still blocking trails. the creek trail over the top of

the trestle bridge is closed for repairs. the detour has been set up to get around the closed section on allen rock road and ann creek road. stables trail and parts of mineral springs trail have also been blocked off. lisa, and speaking of the aftermath of the storms, we had a nice break but there might be more rain on the way. lisa: a little bit. we can see a little tomorrow and then we are focusing toward the end of the upcoming work week so not a whole lot to talk about right now but i could change in our extended outlook. live doppler 7 behind me showing a big ridge of high pressure moving into canada and that is allowing not only for a dry day today but a system to slide down underneath the bridge and that will be the weather sunday. today it is about the fog, a dense fog advisory for the next three hours. as you can see visibility is .25 mile from livermore, oakland, novato, the airport, and now sang carlos over a mile

visibility in the north bay, half-mile santa rosa, so we are looking at a very foggy start, mountain view a mile visibility. good morning walnut creek, 36. it is cold and will get colder into your sunday night and into monday morning and even tuesday morning. 37 novato, cold and foggy with 40's closer to the bay and we have the gray sky in the south bay. there is salesforce and low cloud deck so sort of like a summer type scenario with the morning fog, onshore flow getting the sunshine in the afternoon, then spotty showers arriving through your sunday, cold mornings, talking below freezing as we get into monday and tuesday, than the cool afternoons. today with sunshine, the fog will begin to lift at 10:00 11:00 and the winds will be a factor, first at the coast. 30 to 38 miles per hour, later on in the day, then filling in across the bay throughout the

east bay, livermore over 20 miles per hour, then we get the cold front, level 1 system exclusive to abc 7 allowing for spotty showers into your sunday and then you notice it is about sierra snow as well. e cold temperatures with us as we get into the early part of the work week but rainfall amounts through tomorrow are not very impressive, just a couple hundredths along the coast, maybe one 100 in novato and further south you could see parts of ben lomond picking up around .2. enter weather advisory, for clock tomorrow there are 7:00 p.m. sunday, three to six inches of snowfall here, so certainly a cold system, not holding a lot of moisture. you can see five inches at kirkwood. as we look at sunday night, this is when the winds will calm down and the colder air mass arrives. right now it is a freeze watch, perhaps freeze warning as we get closer to the system as it exits and, for the wind, they will

pick up tomorrow afternoon, primarily in the north bay up to 30, gusting in the higher elevations. 57 oakland, 58 fremont, so a cool afternoon. tomorrow morning, we are below freezing from santa rosa to livermore and danville and even colder into tuesday morning. does not look i've much changed into wednesday so those are the days that will be dry, the entire first half of the workweek area by the end of the week, we could see a few showers, but a little too far to pinpoint so best for today to enjoy the sun because we will get into colder weather, may a spotty showers tomorrow. >> we have had really nice weather. all right. thanks. you can oyster the weather on the bay area streaming at. we have the latest forecast on live doppler 7. the bay area app is available on roku, apple tv, fire tv, and google tv devices. an open city councilmember is sounding the alarm over escalating threats she has been receiving saying they've

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liz: open city council mimo -- member carol fife is sounding the alarm. some of the graphic language in the story is disturbing. >> you in california [indiscernible] >> carol fife says the threats aren't new but the increase in severity and number of threats are. >> this in conjunction with proliferation of guns on the streets gives us what we are seeing in half moon bay. >> that -- will come out of the cave one day and -- your world up. >> it is challenging when you see this right wing rhetoric pop up in oakland, california. >> over the past two weeks, the councilmember has been posting

about the threats to raise awareness of what is happening in oakland and it is not just her, according to litvack, since early 2022, 196 local life should -- local election officials in the u.s. experience threats and threats to members of congress goes from 902 in 2016 to 9625 in 2021. last october, then house speaker nancy pelosi's husband was attacked at their home in san francisco. >> none of you people know what you're doing and you all need to go, including you. hopefully you will be raped and murdered. >> i don't think is a matter of free speech, i think it's a matter of the community standing together. >> a letter was sent out thursday representing community organizations in oakland condemning the political motivated rhetoric. >> this goes back to slavery, factor colonization, to white supremacy, and these motivated actions to undermine our black

leadership. >> fife is working with the oakland police department and our attorney general's office regarding the threats. she says the community needs to join forces to do more. >> creating an environment of hate and fear is a way to create more hate and fear and that, with guns, is a recipe for disaster. >> still to come on abc seven mornings, calls for change coming out of memphis after the video showing the beating of tyre nichols was released. what protesters demand from police this money. in the bay area, new details on the controversial renovation plans for san francisco's historic castro theater.

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announcer: building a better bay area, moving or were, finding solutions, this is abc7news. liz: thanks again for joining us on this saturday. the last weekend in january and, lisa, really foggy. lisa: yes. that is why we have a dense fog advisory through 9:00, not only for the north bay interior valleys but for the peninsula into the east bay where quarter mile visibility is widespread through oakland, livermore, the airport, and in the north bay a mile in hayward and mt. view, san carlos over a mile so be

careful out there. 38 castro valley, 40 berkeley but you can see the widespread crsh mid 40's along the peninsula. upper elevations, it is gusty, winds to 40 miles per hour in mount diablo. chile the next several hours, and by 11:00, it is brighter with hazy son getting into a pretty bright afternoon erie mostly sunny skies, upper 50's to near 60 in our warmest locations but the winds kicking up along the coast into the valleys later on and then we are tracking a cold and weak front that will ring a few scattered showers but for all of us, frosty conditions. i will detail that in a few minutes. liz: overnight, demonstrators clashed with police during a protest following the release of the deadly shooting -- reading of tyre nichols by memphis police. protesters gathered outside of lapd headquarters last night. the l.a. times reports the roughly 200 people were there

protesting the death of nichols and keenan anderson who died in lapd custody this month after being repeatedly shot by a taser. 0 ndwith police in riot gea for hours. the 67 minutes of footage released yesterday is graphic and disturbing showing officers repeatedly and violently punching and kicking tyre nichols. activists have taken to the streets around the country calling for change in policing after the release of the video. justin finch reports from memphis. >> now released, forklifts of memphis -- four clips of body camera footage from tyre nichols january 7 rest. >> you guys are really doing a lot. >> laydown. >> police body camera videos showing officers pulling him from his car during a traffic stop. a street surveillance video captures officers holding

nichols down as other officers kick him and beat him with a baton. officers later seen holding him up as more officers strike him in the face and chest. >> me seur hands mom! three days later, the unarmed 29-year-old died from his injuries. his mother telling abc news -- >> i will not stop until i get justice for my son. >> nichols stepfather, rodney wells. >> i want them to see why they charge these police officers for murder. this video illustrates exactly what happened on those streets that night. >> these five former police officer is now fired and facing charges including aggravated kidnapping and assault and second-degree murder. lawyers for his family calling the city swift action a blueprint. >> we won't accept less going forward in the future. we won't have black officers

treated differently than white officers. we want equal justice under the law. >> peaceful protests in memphis where marchers shutdown busy interstate 55. enore demonstrationson, d.c. >> paramedics in two shelby county deputies are now off of the job. the men -- amid investigations into their responses the night of tyre nichols arrest. justin finch, abc news, memphis. liz: video of the vicious attack on paul pelosi at the low sees home last october is also now public. a rough -- a judge ruled there was no need to keep it secret after being played in court. stephen clark is a legal analyst and former prosecutor and says the release of the video will certainly have an impact on david a pabst trial. >> neither the defense team

or prosecution wanted this release because it greatly affects his ability to get a fair trial. >> he's facing multiple federal charges and state felony charges including attempted murder and has entered a not guilty plea. this recording of police interrogating him clark says could play a key role in the legal view of his mental health and confession to the charges. the mass shooting in half moon bay ought to live a dismal living condition of the farmers in the area. a california terror garden previously known as mountain mushroom farm at least eight families lived in trailers and mobile homes. according to multiple city leaders who have been to the farm, conditions were deplorable with no running water. half moon bay's believes played a role in the tragedy san mateo county is considering building housing units and providing resources for farmworkers. in the east bay, a memorial

service held celebrating the life of alexis gates. this last until eight tonight at the oakley recreation center. tickets can be purchased online. guests are encouraged to wear white and blue. alexis gabe went missing over a year ago and after months of searching, her remains were found last november. authorities believe the 24-year-old was killed by her ex-boyfriend. the fda proposed new rules friday that would ease blood donation restrictions for gay and bisexual men. the rules would allow men in same-sex, monogamous relationships to donate even if they have not abstained from sex. questionnaires will be used to verify numbers of partners and partners history will be used. any change would come after a public comment period. experts believe this will help address future blood shortages and remove stigma around gay men. gas prices are on the rise across the country. according to aaa, the national average for a gallon of gas is $3.51. the state averages $4.53.

in san francisco, the average price is $4.76. that is up by nearly $.20 since last week. even though the winter demand for gas remains weak, supplies are lower than usual. extreme weather is affecting productions at u.s. refineries. new details on the future of san francisco's historic castro theater and renovation plans. according to the chronicle, another planet entertainment which took over management of the venue scrapped its previous plan to tear up the fixed orchestra level seating. it wants to install motorized flooring to make different seating and standing arrangements possible. a spokesperson for another says the only way to keep the theater open but not everyone is convinced. the executive co-chair of the castro cultural district says ". a hearing is set for next -- ago." a hearing is set for next week to talk about the proposed reservations we are getting a look at a very pricey target

a valley neighborhood this summer. two companies including one called public restroom company, are donating this modular restroom. this was supposed to cost $1.7 million but the donation is bringing the cost down significantly. the recreation and parks department has to dish out $300,000 for other costs like landscaping design, permits, and environmental reviews. with leftover money from the state grant, san francisco plans to add other bathrooms including one in bruno heights. >> it's nice to have a bathroom here. we are bunch of senior citizens that hang out thursday. >> got ago. >> got ago. >> they are not able to sell this -- it's one of 22 state san francisco band for his stance on abortion, lgbtq rights, and voting rights. while san francisco cannot do business with these companies, they are allowed to accept a gift. hence why they are getting that

from nevada. still ahead, turning words into art. bay area artists who gave inspiration to the 49ers and is honoring the team and legacy and his latest piece. we will tell you about the hidden feature he added. here is a live look outside this morning, there is the fog we have been talking about at the golden gate bridge. time is 6:38. we will check in with lisa when we get back.

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run of the 49ers, he created what he calls word art, highlighting the legendary teams of right and go past. >> it's the fire super bowl teams, every owner, every coach, and i cannot forget about the hall of famer's so i wanted to make sure they get attention as well. >> names like steve young, jerry rice, joe montana, bill walsh, and many more. the artwork is done completely by hand, each name meticulously etched on the blank canvas over a span of a month and half that turns out to be a masterpiece. >> i just have my handwriting on my porters but i added a hidden feature, a glow-in-the-dark feature. >> how were you able to do that? >> a little magic but it worked. >> all the paintings are magical in different ways but a few stand out, a dedication to the late great kobe bryant featuring every teammate and words from vanessa bryant's tribute to kobe at his funeral and a 9/11 memorial with the names of the victims who passed away in the

attack. montgomery aptly named sharpie boy sells his artwork on his at the page but it is never about the money. >> it's the kind of touch peoples hearts and minds with modern artwork. never do i see anyone do anything handwritten so that makes it that much more special. >> with this latest word art complete, he only hopes to get to work on a new piece come february with the niners roster signifying a sixth super bowl title and another championship for his hometown bay area. >> it brings it home. i feel like the bay area for me is home. so it would be nice to represent the areas where i grew up and the cities i lived in and represent them in my artwork so i think it would be pretty cool. >> dustin dorsey, abc7news. liz: lisa argen, let's get a check outside and we are also tracking the weather for the big game. lisa: that's right. as we look outside, it does not like too bad but there is a dense fog advisory in effect for

cities around the bay where the visibility is sshe on the way, it will not be as warm but a cold front will visit us tomorrow. i will explain what thatntails and talk about a very cold start to the work week coming up. liz: the next big game is horizon for brock purdy. here his thoughts on his match up against the eagles. larry beil will have the details coming up in sports.

liz: here's a live look from the santa cruz camera, just gorgeous at the beach. the lighthouse all lit up, really nice start to the saturday. in sports, we are over a day away from championship sunday. brock purdy in the 49ers take on jalen hurts and the eagles on the road in philly at financial field. kickoff is 12:00 p.m. in the bay, it seems all is right with the warriors for now,

steph curry and the gang were lighting up the court at chase center last night. sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning sports. larry: good morning. steph curry was fined $25,000 for firing his mouthguard into the stands by wednesday night. so a little lighter in the wallets with the warriors hosting the raptors. great job by the spirit to play on the court at chase. what a moment. warriors see about 40 assists. they led by only one of the braid, curry third quarter, soft touch off the glass. the who plus the file, and has jonathan off the bench, for -- off the bench, firing four triples. rory starting to pull away from toronto, splash, 29 for clay, it is 63, time to seal the deal. i want to hear more noise, curry from way out, no foul ball there question mark didn't matter, 35 points, 11 assists, seven

rebounds, time to go, night night kids. warriors when 129 to 117. much has been made of rock pretty's lack of experience as a rookie taking the 49ers to the nfc title game. but he and jalen hurts of the eagles have each played a grand total of two playoff games. welcome cited niners practice before they took off from philadelphia, christian mccaffrey testing his injury calf, mccaffrey looked good, but eliza mitchell questionable because of an injury. here is brock purdy on his mindset into the biggest game of his young career. >> the blessing applying on the steam with the amount of experience and veterans we have, i just gotta go out and do my job and get the ball to kristian and george and hand the ball off and let the run game do its thing so it's not like i gotta do every little thing perfect. i can play my game and do with what i am asked of and get everyone the ball and let them make plays. and let our defense do their thing. larry: to the sharks, hurricanes

seal perfected agonizing loss. they blew a lead in the final minutes. 11 a have seconds, oh no they tie it at four and they go to overtime. carolina, you know it will happen, good night, game over, drive home safely. they win in ot. the third ring stamford women hosting oregon state, a tougher game than expected. cameron spinningt was a cameron brink show. final seconds, oregon state done three and inbounded, great defense by the cardinal. to steal it away and the cardinal hang on 6360. that is a rep on morning sports, have a great weekend. i am larry beil. liz: let's get a check of the forecast. what is it like for the game tomorrow? lisa: it should be mid 50's with cloudy skies and a light wind out of the south for philadelphia. back home, we are going to see similar conditions but it will be much windier as a cold front

will arrive tomorrow. live doppler 7 with high pressure all the way through british columbia and at the surface it is foggy. a dense fog advisory through 9:00 and you can see sing carlos can see anything at all, quarter-mile from the city, oakland, haywood, napa also pour into novato and these will change quickly. look at livermore. from time to time, this will change right through 9:00 and could get worse, then a little better, but eventually we will get some weak january sun to burn it off and allow for a cool afternoon. what a gorgeous field, another 30 minutes until sunrise. sutro in the distance, salesforce i should say, 45 san jose. 41 half moon bay and a closer vantage point you can see the fog, looks like a summer pattern. the onshore flow with us today before the arrival of a weak cold front tomorrow but it will bring cold air and gusty

conditions. 32 santa rosa so temperature dropped, maybe black ice, 37 novato, mid-30's by the delta, and livermore with foggy conditions. for mount tam, it looks pretty but it will take time to bring on a thaw and even when we get through the afternoon, it will feel on the cool side. thursday was remarkable with the offshore winds and mild conditions. that is well behind us. dense fog, the cooling trend continues, spotty showers for sunday, then cold mornings arriving into next week. sticking around for a few days and then we look also at the m windy day, ccoas thethe nds woro the east bay over 20 miles an hour. bringing in our exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale for your sunday with scattered showers, slippery roads, and snow levels bottoming to 2500. there is not going to be a lot of moisture with this system. this is linked with patchy fog

and clouds increase and, into sunday morning, notice we do not have much in the way of cloud cover, spotty showers offshore. by the middle of the afternoon, you can see the colder air into play and maybe downpours throughout the santa cruz mountains, light showers into perhaps san francisco. overall, the amounts are light. anywhere from a couple hundreds across the bay, maybe .1 across the peninsula into the santa cruz mountains. in the sierra nevada, winter weather advisories for the west slopes and tahoe basin, three to six inches had passed level and amount of this keyboard -- ski resorts range from an interest so to about seven inches at southlake. back to the bay for the freeze watch into tomorrow and mondayae zing to below freezing and once the front pushes through, the afternoon gets windy and the north bay with winds over 30 miles an hour possible and upper elevations

could see 50 to 60, even 70 mile per hour winds. mid and upper 50's today so calm after the foggy conditions. look at monday, overnight lows in the 30's, dropping through the 20's into tuesday, wednesday just as cold. accurate seven-day forecast, a level 1 system sunday, freezing cold monday and tuesday, and then by the end of the week, the rain caught does not look too big area hopefully we can increase that in coverage. we could use more. >> absolutely. we always knew that rain. going on vacation for pet owners could be bittersweet if they have to leave their beloved pets behind but more hotels are opening their doors to pets. faith abubey has the details and what you should look for when booking a pet-from the hotel. >> love to travel, crazy animal lover. >> kim is the ceo and founde trips with pets, a website where you can book your hotel directly choosing from more than 50,000 pet friendly accommodations across the u.s. and canada.

she says she noticed an uptick in americans traveling with at some vacation and business trips. >> people think of their pets differently than they did years ago. they do not call themselves pet owners anymore, many call themselves pet parents because pets are part of the family. >> these days she says hotels are more accepting of pets. >> with nearly 70% of americans household having at least one pets, the demand is there. i kind of needed to be more welcoming to four-legged guests. >> hotel chains that allow pets include motel 6, red bluefin, and candlewood suites. some brands opened their doors to furry travelers but before booking any pet from the hotel, it is important to check the pet policy which can differ at each location. >> just because a hotel allows pets you want to dig into will they accept you and your entire pack if that is the case? >> she says you want to read the fine print, look for the nightly fees, pet weight limit, number

aloud, restrictions on certain dog breeds, and it's are allowed to be left in the room unattended. with three large dogs, she says there are options. >> if i can find pet finally hotels to accommodate all three of my dogs, anybody can and we can help do it. liz: sad sight for a dog with a limited view of the world showing us what it is like when we do not see the bigger picture to solve our problems. a golden retriever and her ball, coming up.

liz: welcome back. here are the winning numbers from last nights mega millions drawing. 4, 43, 40 6, 40 7, 61, the mega ball 22. no one picked all six numbers. tuesday nights jackpot goes up to an estimated $31 million. this sad looking golden retriever is giving us a valuable lesson in perspective.

this dog name eden is ever so disappointed her ball has rolled to the other side of the fence. little does she know the gate ok lteeongidl feet aw tennis ball. her owne ctihetokying thisad i'. poor little thing. we don't know she finally realized. there's acute, tall, and clumsy new addition to the sacramento zoo. as he welcomed a newborn baby giraffe. this energetic draft is so cute coming closer the camera and has not been named but she has being looked after by her mom, shawnee. she is the 21st draft to be born at the zoo since 1954. with her addition, the sacrament is due now has six giraffes. i am always marveling at how large giraffes are as babies. i know. liz: they seem cute but they are so massive. let's get a check outside. lisa: it is very fog, a dense

fog advisory through 9:00 around the bay. temperatures upper 50's and maybe a 60 toward san jose but getting breezy as well, the level 1 system tomorrow, spotty showers, slippery roadways, and freezing cold into monday night with gusty winds. >>utious with that fog. thk you and think you f inuseron abc seven mornings. i'm liz kreutz with lisa argen. abc7news continues at 9:00 and we leave you with a view of the fog and the salesforce tower peeking out above

good morning, america. breaking overnight, brutal beating. memphis police release the disturbing video showing officers beating tyre nichols. >> get up. >> hey, i didn't do anything. >> from the start of the traffic stop to how it escalated. >> get on the ground. >> i'll tase you. >> all right. >> nichols dying days later. his family joins us live along with their attorney, ben crump. taking to the streets. [ crowd chanting ] protesters making their voices heard across the country. calling for police reform as the nichols family and others call for calm and peaceful demonstrations. breaking news, a new