beating and death of tyre nichols. >> it was quiet tonight in the bay area after protests yesterday in the heart of san francisco over the brutal beating on death of tyre nichols. last night, - protests across the nation today remained peaceful, but more are planned for tomorrow. tara campbell spoke to one of the organizers of an event planned for san francisco. tara: across the nation, merging in the wake of the release of

memphis police body camera footage showing the january 7 arrest of tyre nichols, and sunday, they will take to the streets of oakland. >> i think we are expecting several thousand folks in the street. tara: cap brooks is the executive director of the anti-police tara project, and she says people are fed up. >> i know black people are tired, but i think white folks that are allies, too, are like this is too much. it's too much, and it's got to stop. >> tomorrow afternoon at third district at 3:00 sharp, there's going to be a gathering of persons of all walks of life in order that we might express our peaceful protest. tara: amos brown is the leader of the nc -- the francisco. >> the issue is not about black officers. the issue is about culture and

the police departments in this nation. terror: brooks has been working for change for a long time. i asked what keeps her for. how do you keep going? >> i cannot call it hope because i actually don't know that i believe that things in this country are ever going to change for black people. >> she may not call it hope. >> i'm sorry. tara: but she's not calling it quits, either. >> to be perfectly honest with you, i'm so tired of merging, but i have to keep going. what drives me is a deep love for my people. jr: there will also be a candlelight vigil for nichols at regency state park in sacramento monday at 6:30 p.m. nichols was from sacramento but moved to memphis a couple of years ago. family says the vigil is not a protest but a time for healing, love, and closure.

the memphis police department says it scorpion unit, whose members were responsible for tyre nichols' death, will be permanently deactivated. it is the latest fallout after the release of several disturbing videos showing the violent beating of the 29-year-old at the hands of memphis police officers. and when -- latest. em: outraged nationwide. the police report saying officers initially pulled nichols over for alleged reckless driving. officers seen tackling home -- tackling him to the ground when nichols breaks free. police catching up with him several minutes later. video shows the taking him down, punching, taking. nichols pummeled for nearly

three minutes. his mom's house just 100 yards away. >> when i heard that my son was calling my name and i was not there for him, it just hurt my heart. >> overnight, largely peaceful protests in several cities, including memphis, where demonstrators blocked traffic on the interstate calling for police reform. police culture that continues to have implicit bias. >> five fired officers, each now facing second-degree murder and other charges. attorneys are two of the former officers saying their clients intend to plead not guilty. abc news reached out to the other three but have not heard back. the attorney for mills junior urging "caution and patience" in judging his actions. two more sheriffs deputies who appear in the video after the beating relieved of duty pending

an internal investigation. >> the video is going to remind a lot of people of rodney king, but as america watched this video, everybody has concluded it is much worse. >> civil rights activist rev. al sharpton is expected to deliver the eulogy at tyree nichols' funeral. the five officers will be arraigned february 17. jr: tyree nichols' mother started a gofundme page for his memorial expenses. the page was created yesterday and has already raised over 900,000 dollars. money will go to the family's cost for mental health services and time off for work. they also plan to use the funds for construction of a memorial skate park. "the chronicle" is reporting the farms in the half moon bay shooting did not have the permits to house workers. the living conditions have been under scrutiny following monday 's mass shooting that left seven

dead and another injured. san mateo county officials have opened an investigation. some have described the living conditions as deplorable, and a county supervisor got a close-up look at them yesterday. the suspected gunman also worked at the farms and made his first court appearance earlier this week. hundreds turned up for a vigil last night at half moon bay. so many have been asking how they can pitch in to support the grieving town of half moon bay and those affected. consider donating to a nonprofit that has been supporting the farmworker community since 2006. it has set up a half moon bay strong fund. you can go to our website, abc7news.com/takeaction for a link. today, members of the asia community gathered in san francisco to remember a tight immigrant -- a thai who was killed two years ago today in a hate crime.

the 84-year-old was walking when he was forcefully pushed to the ground and died. many remember the video. some community members shared their experience with hate crimes and then join in in a special lantern gathering to honor him. his daughter says she wants more unity. >> we would like everyone to stand together. we are here to show love, solidarity, and strength. jr: it's an ongoing effort to prevent hate crimes from happening to vulnerable communities in san francisco. for the past year, the family of alexis gabe has been trying to find their daughter. police say she was killed by her ex-boyfriend who then dismembered her body. the search for her remains continues, but today, almost a year to the day when she was murdered, the family held a memorial in oakley.

abc spoke to the family about what they plan to do next. >> the family of alexis gade now know how her story ends. memories i could have had with you. >> alexis went missing last january 26. on saturday, the family marked the occasion with a memorial in oakley, where she lived. >> will ever change how much love i have for you. >> alexis' mother shared memories of her daughter. the family also thanked -- also took the time to thank the hundreds of volunteers who helped search for alexis. in june, oakley police announced alexis was killed by her ex-boyfriend, marshall jones. the family later learned that jones allegedly cut up her body

and tried to dispose of the remains. >> i pray to strength to bear your absence. >> this may be a memorial for alexis, but the family says their work continues. her father says earlier this week, they were notified that parts of her remains may have been found. >> we're looking for confirmation. enforcement, but the family says they are preparing a lawsuit against his mother for allegedly aiding and abetting. the family says there can never be closure when losing a daughter. >> losing a daughter or it's really hard. we still need justice and we continue to search.

jr: new developments with oakland police chief lamont armstrong being placed on leave. our media partners at "the san francisco standard" report the alameda county attorney's office is now involved and looking at the sergeant in the center of the case that led to armstrong being put on leave. the officer reportedly fired his gun in the police department elevator and tried to cover it up. the chief was put on leave last week for how he handled disciplining the sergeant and has been fighting to get his job back. a man who drove his car off a cliff in san mateo county earlier this month was officially arrested today. the 41 numeral -- the 41-year-old was released from the hospital and taken into custody. officials say he intentionally

plunged his tesla over a cliff with his son, daughter, and wife inside. the 49ers are preparing for the big game against the eagles. you can expect plenty of red and gold in the city of brotherly love. we will take you to a big sendoff today in san francisco. >> to all the kids who have been sending letters and heartwarming gifts, you mean the world to me. jr: look at that. damar hamlin makes his first public comments since he collapsed on the football field. his message of thanks. >> the wind getting a little gusty on the coastline and gusty on the coastline and there's rain on it's hard to explain what depression feels like. but i can tell you what it feels like when someone offers to help. every plan through covered california

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jr: welcome back. look at that sight right there. some of san francisco's iconic buildings are lit up in red and gold in honor of the 49ers. city hall red always, and coit tower also sporting 49ers colors. it just cycles through them. that is some hometown love right there. 49 are faithful getting pumped less than 24 hours before sunday's big game in philadelphia versus the eagles. the niners are just one win away from a trip to the super bowl. there was a rally for niner fans flying to philly today. cornell barnard was at sfo for the big sendoff. cornell: a big, gold sendoff for all niner fans flying out to the big game in philly. >> i know it's going to be a

really tough matchup with the eagles. >> the niners have had such a crazy season. brock purdy has showed that he cornell: this united airlines flight was packed with gang members saturday morning. even the flight crew showed dark colors. niner fans who cannot make it to philly traditions. >> we are going to vegas to watch this one because we are not going to philly. cornell: abc 7 news was in philadelphia where the niner faithful lunch to take over of this restaurant near the stadium where the game will be played. >> we invaded italy, and we are here to represent the bay, represent 49ers

>> anthony from san francisco had this prediction. >> i say we win 20-17. it's going to be a close game. maybe 30-20 one. i don't know. we're going to win and we are going to go to the super bowl. >> at sfo, we spotted eagles fan eddie ortiz heading to philly. you are brave to wear this jersey. >> this is me year-round. i'm a diehard. i know it's weird. i'm from l.a. cornell: today, eddie was outnumbered. >> niners, baby, all the jr: there was a small protest today over the planned renovation of san francisco's historic castro theatre. save the seats rallied against the new proposal outside the theater. the plan calls for ripping out seating so a motorized dance floor can be installed for events like concerts. last year, a plan to rip out

seating received considerable backlash. the theater manager says this is the only way to keep it open. those against the plan say the theater has a special meaning for the castro. >> that this historical movie theater is important to gay people around the world, and we support everyone who wants to show movies here. let's save the seats! save the castro! >> there is a hearing plan for next week about the plans to renovate this theater. in the east bay, the city of fremont hosted its inaugural lunar new year event celebrating the year of the rabbit. there. they were treated to a special performance by dragon rhythm shaolin kung fu the event also had plenty of

food, trucks, vendors, and kids activities. joining me now, spencer christian. the weather looked beautiful there. also in philadelphia. spencer: i the game starts, it will be about 51 degrees. that's not bad. and no rain is expected. jr: cakewalk. spencer: we hope so. here is a look at our satellite radar composite image. you can see the cold front in our north sweeping southward. that's going to produce enough moisture tomorrow for some light rain and showers, but behind that front will come some strong, gusty wind and cold conditions. wind is mainly light or calm across the area, but gusty new the coastline. or, so a wind advisory will be in effect until 1:00 p.m. monday for the north bay peer north

mountains and north bay interior valleys. north at 15 to 20 miles per hour, gusting to 50 miles per hour. in higher peaks, there may be stronger gusts up to 70 miles per hour. on we go to a live view from sutro tower looking out over san francisco where right now, it is 48 degrees. 44, palo alto. 45 at santa clara. a few clouds are beginning t gather in the sky, but it's not quite cloudy yet, but it is chilly in some spots. we have low 40's at novato, napa, fairfield. a nice view from our rooftop camera, which is pretty quiet. we will see increasing clouds overnight. cold mornings and chilly days will follow early next week as that cold front sweeps through.

the approaching storm, such as it is, on the storm impact scale is warmer. tomorrow, expect scattered showers, light and to fall. rain pulled totals just under .1 inch in most areas and snow level will be down to about 2500 3000 feet as the cold air comes in behind that cold front. starting at midnight, clouds will increase overnight. 7:00 tomorrow morning, we will see some spotty showers, mainly in the south day, and later in the day, the system becomes more active, producing more widespread showers, but mainly in the higher elevations, we might see some snow as the cool air comes in behind the front that's bringing the light rainfall. by 6:00 tomorrow evening or perhaps a little later, we will see storm winding down and pushing out with cold air coming in behind it. rainfall estimates once again, under .1 inch in most locations. in fact, only .02 of an inch in most locations. los tonight mainly in the mid

30's to low 40's. highs tomorrow generally in the low 50's. it's going to be a cool day. speaking of cool, it's going to be downright cold monday morning and tuesday morning as temperatures are likely to drop down to freezing or below freezing in some spots. we may have a freeze warning issued by then. later in the week, though, it gets gradually warmer under mainly dry conditions with of your chance of showers next friday. jr: even tomorrow's rain does not look like it will amount to much, so we're not talking about much rain. just make sure you have the blankets. spencer: you need double blankets monday and tuesday. jr: a

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game is now less than 13 hours away. this morning, 300 49ers fans geared up for the game by meeting former niners running back ricky waters who scored three touchdowns in super bowl xxix. waters signed autographs and took pictures with fans at exporting goods. fans we talk you are confident the 49ers will advance to the super bowl and win their first embody trophy since 1995. >> we are going to win the super bowl, that's it. were taking it all, right? jr: let's be a little cautious there, everybody. if the 49ers beat the eagles, dick's sporting goods plans to have extended hours after the game for fans to buy the latest nfc championship here. as we stated, it is the biggest game of the season. can the 49ers take down the eagles tomorrow? larry beil is here with a preview of sports. larry: we are just hours away from the 49ers continuing their quest to reach the super bowl.

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jr: for the third time in four seasons, the 49ers are playing in the nfl -- the nfc championship game. the faithful are traveling across the country making the city of brotherly love their home to the extent they have dressed the famous rocky statue in red and gold. >> the 49ers had super bowl expectations before the super bowl -- before the season began, but no one could have expected that brock purdy would be leading them at this point in

the season. now he could become the first rookie ever to lead his team to the super bowl. >> before you go to practice for before you go to bed, thinking about what an opportunity you have had, and you can say it is just a game, but there's a lot on the line. our goals and dreams are on the line. >> who can continue to push through for the end goal? do you want it that bad? are you starting for -- are you starving for it? >> starvation has a lot to do with her. we all starving to win. everybody want that ring. >> teams are hungry. there's desperation everywhere so everyone is fighting a little bit harder. if you can still go out there and enjoy yourself and have fun, it does make it a lot better. >> after that super bowl loss, george kittle family loosely said, -- famously said, i will be back, and now the

49ers are one win away from the super bowl. jr: the cardinal honoring the 1998 final four team, the leading scorer of that squad. good to see him. low-scoring first half. the file led the way with 15 for stanford, led by 11 at the break, really turned it on in the second half. michael o'connell to harrison ingram, and this would be with authority. the hammer. stanford crushed call-up 75-46. great finish, saint mary's ranked 22nd in the country, visiting byu. mitchell saxon going strong. the hoop, plus the harm. i gaels with an eight-point lead, but that would evaporate. spencer johnson from byu wide open, hits the triple. byu takes the lead. final seconds, they gales go to freshman aiden mahaney. the tough fadeaway jumper --

good. what a shot as time expires. gales victorious, 57-56. this abc 7 sports report sponsored by river rock casino. jr: thanks so much, larry. the remarkable recovery of damar hamlin continues. his first public message since he collapsed earlier this month on the football field, and an open city councilmember sounds the alarm over escalating threats she is. they have grown in

jr: welcome back. buffalo bills player damar hamlin penned a sweet message to fans in his first public comments since collapsing on the field on cincinnati. he sent a huge thank you to people for their unwavering support. the bills safety went into cardiac arrest after tackling the bengals wide receiver during the game back on january 2. hamlin collapsed shortly after that and had to be resuscitated on the field in cincinnati. the football star says now was the right time to speak since the bills' season ended and he has had time to recover. he thanked his coaches, teammates, medical staff at both hospitals where he split his recovery. he continued to share his appreciation. >> it has been a lot to process, but i cannot tell you how appreciative i am of all the love and support in everything that's just been coming in my way. jr: way to go.

hamlin's charity, chasing millions, received over $9 million in donations over the past weeks. steph and aisha curry are expressing their opposition to the addition of multifamily housing near their atherton home. according to the mercury news, they have privacy and safety concerns. they sent an email to mayor bill witmer of atherton expressing their concerns. the housing plan would need a state mandate to add more affordable housing to the city. a public hearing on a resolution to adopt the plan is the other four people who were shot or standing outside.

police say they have no information on any suspects. this is at least the sixth mass shooting in california this month. tonight, oakland city councilmember karen five -- carol fife is sounding the alarm over escalating threats that she is now facing. some of the graphic language in this story is disturbing. >> city councilmember carol five says the threats are not new but the increase in severity and the number of threats are. >> this conscience -- this in conjunction with the proliferation of guns on the streets, this is what we are seeing in half moon bay right now. >> you poke the bear, it will come out of the caves one day and -- your world up. >> it is alarming when you see this right wing rhetoric pop up

in california. >> councilmember five has been posting about the threats to raise awareness of what is happening in oakland, and it's not just her. according to political fact, since early 2022, one done six local election officials in the u.s. experience threats, and threats against members of congress rose from 900 to in 2016 to 9625 in 2021. last october, then speaker of the house in nancy pelosi's husband was attacked at their home. >> none of you people know what you're doing and you all need to go. >> i don't think it's a matter of free speech. i think it's a matter of the community standing together. >> 15 si community letter that condemns the recent escalation in politically motivated rhetoric. >> this goes back to slavery. he goes to colonization.

it goes to white supremacy and these motivated actions to undermine our black leadership. >> five is working with the oakland police department and california state attorney general's office to combat the threat. she says the community needs to join forces to do more. >> quite frankly, 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. jr: inflation has created a market for all things, including rental chickens. yes, you heard that right. why these feathery friends are in high demand and how much it might cost you to borrow one. spencer: wind and rain and a deep chill are headed our way. i will have the accuweather

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jr: there is a very camera 70 bear in boulder, colorado not only has a curious critter been drawn to a wildlife camera, it has also managed to strike a pose, and there are numerous cell fees. city officials set up the camera last year hoping to learn more about the wildlife in the area, and they got quite a surprise. normally, a bear might keep its distance, but this one seems to truly love all of his angles or her angles at that. in the north bay, the high price of eggs has many folks turning to a unique business, which will rent you a chicken and a coop for a week or even months. it is a story we first brought you last summer, but inflation has ruffled some feathers -- yes -- prompting new interest. cornell: we are looking at some freshly laid eggs. cornell: eric is checking in on his backyard henhouse and all

the ladies inside. these henpecked personalities are available to rent. >> we have had a lot of demand for the hens and booking a lot of rentals the last couple of weeks. cornell: we first talked to eric about his business model last summer only months after his launch. since then, inflation has driven up the price of eggs and his business has taken off. >> think it's getting people to think that they could be self-sufficient. cornell: all prescreened, but if it is a good fit, eric will deliver a coop and two hens anywhere area. >> i had an egg breakfast this morning. it was amazing. >> matt is already feeling more suffer like it. >> the service is ethical,

sustainable, and it's a really healthy option for us. now that we have it, we love it. we're thinking of getting our own chicken soon. cornell: rental prices can range from $175 to $475. eric gives instruction on caring for the hens and even provides organic chicken feed. there's so much interest, he plans to build more coops soon. jr: spencer, i eggs a lot. the next question is -- will you be renting hens? seems a little big -- egg-centric. spencer: maybe i will. jr: hopefully the weather is nice for those chickens. spencer: we have a storm coming our way but a light one. tomorrow, look for scattered

showers. under .1 inch in most areas. cold air is coming in along with a cold front. we will see spotty showers tomorrow. most will be in the south bay and into higher elevations. a little bit later, we will see it more widespread, but the storm will be out of here by 8:00, 9:00 tomorrow night again leaving behind a few hundreds of an inch of rain. overnight tonight, low temperatures in the upper 30's to low 40's 40's. highs tomorrow under shower he conditions, mainly upper 50's. after tomorrow's front passes through, cold mornings monday and tuesday and pretty much dry and call the rest of the week, though there might be some light showers. jr: here is larry with a preview of sports. larry: key to victory for the 49ers tomorrow, do not give up big plays in the passing game. also, control the

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larry: if kyle shanahan has his way, the 49ers will run, run, run, and run some more, right through it early defense that led the league in sacks but can be vulnerable. chris alvarez has a look ahead at the nfc championship game. chris: nick waggoner getting ready for the championship game between the niners and the eagles. brock purdy getting ready for his first conference championship game start. prettyg week, and he has been honest saying this is not any normal week. the stakes are clearly much higher than they have been for him at any point in his young career, but one thing he has going for him, bef seattle game, coach shanahan

kind of foresaw this was going to happen. he told us this week he told purdy and the team that when it comes to january, we could be playing the eagles on the road in the nfc championship game, and that's exactly what happened. purdy went out that week against the seahawks, played very well despite an injury, led them to a win, so at least he has some experience to draw from. chris: what are you going to be looking for? >> for me, the two egos have been very good in the run game. 49ers have been good at stopping the run. eagles do a lot of things with rpo's. those safeties are key because if they react too quickly, the eagles will throw the ball over your head for big plays. jalen hurts, one of the top three quarterbacks in the league when it comes to accuracy and completions, so those safeties have to be on their and cues. >> on the road, you don't want to be chasing points. how can the niners avoid one of those eagle blitzes?

>> the flip side is the 49ers have to get that run game going. i have to get themselves an opportunity to get points on the board early and establish a lead. eagles had 75 sacks in the season, which is third most all-time but also more than anybody in the league and they had a double-digit lead. any time teams fall behind and become one-dimensional, it gives that pass rush chance to grab up and make the plays. >> the winner goes to the super bowl two weeks from sunday in glendale, arizona. jr: afc championship game, the bagels going to kansas city to face the chiefs at arrowhead stadium, or is it burrowhead? needless to see -- to say, the chiefs don't find this that amusing. >> we'll see y'all in burrow

head. let that stick in your mind. >> same circumstances over at burrowhead stadium, so it feel good about it. take care. see y'all at burrowhead. larry: chris jones not amused. the best men's basketball player in the bay -- is it? brendan putin ski, the transfer from illinois, lighting it up all year, 14 in the first half, kept it going second half. he finishes with a career-high 38, but, they fall to pacific. to the ice we go, sharks, penguins in pittsburgh. second game, back 4-4 game in the third. it is 5-4 get the eternal question, could team to hold off? the answer is yes.

the sharks when it little golf, farmers insurance open, torrey pines. max came from five back. bertie chipped three, jumpstarted his round, and he would not look back. putting for birdie, took the lead, would not give back. finishes at 13 under par. another birdie on 18 for good measure. his wife and young son are there and celebrate the two-stroke victory. a win worth 1.5 million dollars. abc sports sponsored by river rock casino. jr: ever minor that you can watch all of your newscasts live and on-demand to the abc 7 bay area connected tv app connected through apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download the app now and start streaming.

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