right now. >> rain and wind coming down across the bay area, bringing trees down with it. this was in san francisco tonight, just within the last couple of hours, when a tree came crashing down on pine street, nearly hitting a parked car. crews were able to clear that road quickly. and thank goodness. good evening

everybody i'm dion lim. bart also says trains are running slower than normal because of this wet weather. so right away, let's get to spencer christian leading us off tonight with a look at the storms ahead and the timeline. spence. >> okay, dion. just as one storm winds down, another one is brewing. here's a look at live doppler seven. so the current storm that we had today is pretty much gone. here's what's coming our way. look at that plume of moisture, that atmospheric river generating storm after storm toward the bay area. so we'll start with the one arriving tomorrow on the exclusive abc seven storm impact scale. it will be a level two storm, relatively strong storm developing mainly in the afternoon and into the evening hours, producing moderate to heavy rainfall winds out of the south, with gusts up to 45mph and the possibility of flooding downed trees and power outages. here's a forecast animation starting at 2 p.m. tomorrow, by which time the rain will already have moved into parts of the north bay. look at how it develops between 2 p.m. and 6 p.m. it's going to be a stormy and wet and slippery evening commute going into the late night hours. midnight tomorrow night. the storm continues to expand early tuesday

morning, 5 a.m. the morning commute will be wet and stormy and slippery, and this storm just explodes in the afternoon hours on tuesday with heavy downpours, strong gusty winds. it's just going to be a washout for us for the next two days, so be aware of this storm activity over the next couple of days. plan your your activities around it. rainfall totals will range anywhere from about an inch and a half to over four inches of rain in the wettest locations, and the rainfall here will translate into heavy snow in the sierra, where a winter storm warning will be in effect from 1 p.m. tomorrow to 7 a.m. wednesday. i'll have more details on this stormy week ahead a little bit later. dion. >> all right, sounds good. spencer. thanks. now the storm is bringing flooding and downed trees across the north bay. abc seven news reporter cornell bernard takes a look at some of the damage and the worry. with more rain coming. >> about five minutes to ten last night we started hearing popping and cracking. hearing >> lisa carino says she's been concerned about this 200 foot tall douglas fir, which once

stood near her forestville home. >> and then it sounded kind of like a soft thunder coming down. >> the giant tree falling on her neighbor's house, damaging the roof line, taking out a fence and part of the back deck. >> this is the best case scenario of a worst nightmare, but nobody who was inside was injured. and i'm really, really grateful for that. >> this tall tree falling over west side road on saturday. >> right now the soils are incredibly saturated, so the tree systems are relatively weak. and then you add wind to that. we're getting we are seeing a lot of trees coming down. >> captain colin ramos from the sonoma county fire district says the latest atmospheric river has brought several inches of rain and flooding by sunday morning. slosser road in the russian river valley was under nearly a foot of water, but many drivers were still going for it. not michelle lee and her friends from martinez. >> there is an enormous amount of flooded water coming through.

the vineyards are all flooded. the road is flooded. we can't get through. we can't drive through that. >> she decided to turn around and find an alternate route. other roads in nearby windsor are closed due to flooding. >> if you do come across roads that are closed, please don't drive into the roadways. >> this is ross station road here in sonoma county. right now it's looking more like a lake. green valley creek has flooded its banks, and it's cut off the entrance to this winery. with more rain coming, the fire department swiftwater rescue team will be standing by along the russian river. >> we're trying to move things accordingly to pre-position things the best we can. but a lot of this is going to be dependent on the public trying to stay out of areas they don't need to be in, right? >> in sonoma county. cornell, bernard abc seven news. >> now take a look at conditions in tahoe today. our storm is bringing mostly rain to the sierra. as you can see in this video from palisades tahoe. all that condensation on the lens. the tahoe and eldorado national

forests are under an avalanche warning through tomorrow morning. keep in mind that warning does not include ski areas and highways. higher elevations at 8000ft are seeing some snow. now don't forget you can track the rain throughout the week ahead with the abc seven bay area app. you can get the latest forecast and the very same live doppler seven radar our weather team uses. just search abc seven bay area in your device's app store to download it now. protest against ice in concord tonight. all of this comes after concord police say there was immigration enforcement activity in the area. activists gathered to send a strong message against those efforts. police say they did not assist in this activity in any way. and in a statement, they said they are dedicated to protecting the community regardless of immigration status. tonight, we are following the story as investigators work to determine what caused a massive fire at

the martinez refining company. it all started yesterday afternoon, leading to a shelter in place for nearby homes and a health advisory. today, a warning was issued due to contaminated water on the refinery property. abc seven news reporter j.r. stone is looking into why some neighbors are fed up. >> reporter this is video of the martinez refining company on fire saturday. black smoke clouds could be seen for miles. residents like justin gomez, who evacuated with his family and spoke with me via zoom, is angry, saying this is just the most recent in what has been a series of incidents at this facility. >> when we noticed towering plumes of black smoke in the air, coupled with a very loud rumbling sound, it just felt like the worst possible case scenario could happen. >> six people required medical attention because of the fire, but no longer need care. in the latest update, martinez refining

company addressed what led to this fire, saying that it happened during the preparation for planned maintenance on one of the refinery's process units, two workers encountered a leak of hydrocarbon material as they opened equipment, and that material caught fire. here's tony semenza, who worked on the property many years ago and is currently part of an oversight group. >> i think overall the response was good. they had contra costa fire came in immediately, and then the petrochemical mutual aid was called and they responded quickly. so i think they had the responders that were there. >> but some community members say enough is enough. >> we want to see the refinery shut down. >> in all honesty, the refinery needs to be shut down at this point. >> it's just incident after incident after incident. and at a certain point for us as community members, it just feels like incompetence. >> sunday, a health advisory remained in effect for the area, even with the rain. the refinery has apologized for the

disruption and the concern the incident has caused in contra costa county. j.r stone, abc seven news. >> in richmond, officials say there's been intermittent flaring at the chevron refinery today. they say the richmond fire department is closely monitoring conditions. health officials say the flaring are not a threat to the community. everything is affected, from groceries to gas. president trump past tariffs on any products coming from mexico, canada and china. and those countries say they'll be imposing retaliatory tariffs on american goods. the cost will most likely get passed down to consumers. trump insists it's necessary to strengthen our economy, and he accuses these countries of allowing undocumented migrants and illegal drugs. >> fentanyl has killed this year at least 200,000 people. it's pouring in from china through mexico and canada, and they've got to stop it. and if they don't stop it, the tariffs are going to get worse, a lot worse.

>> president trump says he's also considering issuing tariffs on the european union. now here's a closer look at the items we could be paying more for due to those tariffs. popular mexican beer such as modelo and corona, as well as distilled spirits like tequila, could see an increase. home construction and furniture prices could also take a hit. 30% of softwood lumber that the u.s. uses annually is imported from canada, and the cost of shoes and sports equipment things like baseballs, football, soccer balls all could go up. more than half of shoes sold in the u.s. are imported from china, and the u.s. gets 75% of its toys and sports equipment from china as well. now, as the leaders of mexico and canada are slamming the tar. abc seven news reporter tara campbell takes a look at the impact the move could have on their relationship with the u.s. >> president, donald trump, showing no signs of backing down with tariffs on some of the country's biggest trading partners poised to begin. come

tuesday, items coming from canada and mexico will be taxed 25%, with a lower 10% tax on canadian energy and a 10% tariff on items from china. the president blaming these countries for illegal immigration and drug trafficking. canadian prime minister justin trudeau quickly refuting. >> less than 1% of fentanyl, less than 1% of illegal crossings into the united states come from canada. >> on the canadian side, there's almost a sense of betrayal. >> doctor terry givens is a political science professor at the university of british columbia in vancouver, canada. >> listening to prime minister trudeau last night, really what i got was a very a sense of, you know, emotion and sadness about the impact this is going to have on the relationship between the u.s. and canada. >> trudeau challenging the very premise of trump's tariffs, saying it's a violation of the north american free trade agreement, which went into

effect in july of 2020. >> i am announcing canada will be responding to the u.s. trade action with 25% tariffs against $155 billion worth of american goods. >> some canadian provinces ordering government run liquor stores to remove american made alcohol from shelves. >> there's a problem in that. typically in these types of situations, you'd have a diplomatic dialog going on, especially between the two leaders in this kind of situation. and there's really nothing, as far as i can tell, going on in terms of communication. >> meanwhile, this crowd of canadians is making themselves quite clear, booing the u.s. national anthem at an nhl game in canada's capital. >> well, we are in uncharted territory. we have no idea what trump is going to do. >> tara campbell, abc seven news. >> we are keeping track of trump's first 100 days in office, and you can as well. all

at abc seven news.com and on the abc seven bay area app. well still to come on abc seven news at 11. the city of san francisco is helping dogs stay safe from a dangerous virus that is rapidly spreading in one neighborhood. plus, a bay area school is reopening after a major and expensive theft forced it to shut down for a week. and meet san francisco's new

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ahead. a town hall on tuesday will be addressing a shooting in south san francisco's south of market neighborhood. san francisco police will update the community on what happened last

monday, when a man was shot on mission and ninth streets. police say they tracked down a suspect with a gun in a nearby building who refused to comply. police then shot and killed the suspect. our next advancer, the vallejo city unified school district, says a school that was forced to close last week will reopen on tuesday. more than 600 elementary and middle schoolers at solano wiedenmann leadership academy were left in the dark after a massive copper and wire theft last weekend. it left the campus without power, and at first, the school district canceled classes for the entire weekt last wednesday, officials were able to place the kids at six alternative campuses. the school district says they've increased security to help prevent future incidents. and our final answer. there will be a free vaccination clinic tomorrow in san francisco in response to a rise in parvovirus among dogs in the tenderloin. the outbreak began in november. parvo is highly contagious, and a viral

infection that affects dogs. it can be fatal, but it is also largely preventable. spca animal care and control and saint anthony's foundation are teamed up to administer those shots. this will be the first of two free clinics. the next one will be on march 3rd. sunnyvale is getting a new animal shelter after losing shelter services. the city announced that the county of santa clara animal services on monterey road in san martin will house the animals. last friday, the humane society of silicon valley notified sunnyvale that they will no longer provide animal shelter services. no word exactly on why. the county of santa clara animal services center says it takes in about 4000 animals a year. san francisco police and community leaders visited with chinatown merchants today. all of this part of lunar new year celebrations and a commitment to safety. the focus was on stockton street, where they discussed security, scam prevention ad

coordination with officers who patrol the area. over in the east bay, today was the first ever lunar new year lion dance parade for the city of hercules. traditional dancers were accompanied by baby lion dance performers, plus some school marching bands, and miss asian global princesses were included. the celebrations brought plenty of treats and activities like arts and crafts. looks like the rain didn't stop them. chase center was booming today with the sound of taiko drums celebrating the year of the snake. the warriors hosted a lunar new year celebration to wish the community health, luck and prosperity. there were lots of cultural performances, including traditional lion and dragon dances. people were also treated to culinary delights and family friendly activities. and while we're speaking of the holiday, we are counting down to the 2025 chinese new year parade sponsored by toyota. the big event is now just 13 days away

on saturday, february 15th. you can watch it all live right here and everywhere you happen to stream abc seven. the city of san francisco has a new poet laureate. an inauguration ceremony was held for 77 year old jenny lim today. she is the first chinese american in the role. she was chosen by former mayor breed back in september at the recommendation of a committee, and lim performed some of her work at sf public library, along with some poet laureates of the past and some youth poets. >> we know we can do what i can never do. they cannot love because they not like us. they not like us. we improvise. we cool. we're greater than the sum of our parts. we bury our ancestral bones, our shadows, our baggage. we cast our fate to far flung gods. >> they not like us. lim received a certificate of honor

acknowledging the big things she's done for the arts in the city. spencer, you and i are both marveled at her energy and how i guess her passion really comes through. >> absolutely. she's amazing. and she has that youthful, powerful energy, you know, which i guess a poet laureate should have. >> indeed. and i think you you guys are the same age. >> yeah, we are the same age. she might be more energetic than i am. let's turn to the weather laureate now and take a look at what's going on. i like it. live doppler seven. you can see that the storm we had today is gone, so conditions are pretty calm across the bay area right now, but not for long. as you look at the satellite radar composite image, you see that atmospheric river that's flowing in our direction. it's going to generate a series of storms this week, and a couple of them are going to be pretty substantial. right now, though, we're looking at breezy conditions, not terribly gusty. strongest gusts right now 23mph at half moon bay. but we'll see stronger gusts tomorrow. current temperature readings 57 degrees at san francisco and hayward. oakland 59. 58 san jose. mid 50s at redwood

city and half moon bay. here's a view from emeryville under currently calm conditions, but again, that won't last very long. temperatures are in the mid 50s right now. santa rosa, petaluma, concord, livermore 57 apiece at napa and fairfield. and let's move along and take a look at our forecast headlines tomorrow. it's going to be rainy and windy by afternoon. this storm is just going to expand going into the evening hours. a level two storm is going to complicate the evening commute for sure. tuesday a stronger storm develops a level three, and for the remainder of the week, we'll continue to see a parade of storms. not all quite so strong, but it's going to be the cumulative effect of all these storms is going to be quite impactful. so let's talk about our level two storm for tomorrow in the afternoon hours. as it expands, we'll see. moderate to heavy rainfall winds out of the south gusting up to 45mph at times. and there is the possibility, of course, of flooding downed trees and power outages. here's the forecast animation. notice how, between 2 p.m. and 7 p.m, the storm just expands to all parts of the bay area. it starts in the north bay at first, so by the time

the evening commute gets underway, it's going to be pretty wet and messy, and the storm continues to expand going into the overnight hours tomorrow night into tuesday morning. so the tuesday morning commute will be a wet and messy one as well. then the storm just sort of explodes in intensity going into the late afternoon hours on tuesday. we'll have heavy downpours, strong gusty winds, probably some localized flooding by then. but the storm quickly sweeps out of here by tuesday night, around 9 or 10 p.m. rainfall totals by 10 p.m. tuesday will range anywhere from about an inch and a half to over four inches in the wettest locations. and then there's going to be snow in the sierra. a winter storm warning will be in effect from 1 p.m. tomorrow to 7 a.m. wednesday. we're talking about up to three feet of snow above 7000ft, 6 to 12in below 7000ft. gusts generally about 45 to 60mph. but over the sierra crest, we're talking about 90 mile per hour gusts. obviously, travel will be difficult to impossible tonight. overnight low temperatures, mainly in the low 50s. highs tomorrow as the storm starts

to spread, mainly in the low 60s, although a little cooler up in the north bay where the rain will start first. highs will probably not get out of the 50s up there. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. so very stormy weather for the next two days. wednesday the activity eases up a bit. so we're talking about level one storm on wednesday and maybe even a break or two, or i should say a burst or two of sunlight breaking through on wednesday. but then on thursday, another level two storm. so the rain intensifies once again. it will be cold. we might even have a little snow on our highest bay area peaks. then on friday, the storm weakens to a level one and we are looking at the possibility of the likelihood of a sunny weekend next weekend. we will have earned it by then. >> i might have to buy one f those artificial light boxes, right? because we won't know what the sun looks. >> like for about five days. we won't see much of it. that's right. that's true. >> okay, spencer. >> thank you. okay, dion. >> well, still ahead on abc seven news at 11, the state

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in iowa. take a look. clark and her family watched her number 22 rise to the rafters in the carver-hawkeye arena. this wnba rookie of the year becomes just the third iowa player to have her jersey retired. >> it's kind of a weird feeling coming back here and not being able to play, but it's just really exciting times still for this program and very fortunate to be a part of it and feel very lucky that a lot of my former teammates and, you know, former coaches are here and able to support me and a lot of friends and family. so i'm just really lucky. >> yeah, what an amazing turnout. a tribute to a remarkable college career, as you can see. clark is the division one women's basketball all time leading scorer and has won three big ten tournament titles. well, it's been a wild weekend in the nba and are there

more moves to come? chris alvarez joins us now with a preview of sports. hi, chris. >> hi, dion. coming up in sports, there's been a whole lot of action ahead of thursday's nba trade deadline. another blockbuster done today. and could one be on the way for the warriors. the latest on the jimmy butle

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trade deadline for luka doncic for anthony davis trade. nearly broke the basketball internet. what will the warriors do? jimmy butler has been rumored to be one of golden state's top targets. espn's brian windhorst reports tonight that the miami heat guard is unwilling to sign an extension with the warriors, resulting in a breakdown of trade talks, at least for the moment. butler is currently indefinitely suspended for conduct detrimental to the team as he tries to force a trade out of miami. earlier today, another big blockbuster deal. espn reports the sacramento kings plan. let's make a deal with the san antonio spurs and chicago bulls. a lot of moving parts here, but de'aaron fox is heading to san antonio from sacramento. while zach lavine goes to the kings along with three first round picks and three second rounders. lavine had been in some warriors trade rumors. the nba trade deadline is thursday at noon. pacific,

just down the coast. the final round of the at&t pebble beach pro-am and the weather way better than here in the bay area. arguably the most beautiful course on the entire planet. final round was all about rory mcilroy. the delicate pitch shot on number two. take a look. that will set him up nicely for a birdie. and nothing was hotter than mcilroy's putter on championship sunday. how about the left to right slider on number seven. he'll get that to go. moved him to 17 under par after a superb approach on ten. rory converts the left to right. birdie right there. he's just draining him. rory began to separate from the field later on. the eagle landing form right here gets him to 20 under par after 14. and then the next hole. he's in the rough. not for long, though. a wedge and rory, going to make it look super easy. sets himself up for another birdie. he's just dialing it up. and then he finishes for par on number 18. it's a final round 66 for rory.

good enough for a two shot win and his 27th all time pga tour victory. >> coming to the last hole at pebble with a three shot lead and being able to enjoy it somewhat. was was really cool. it's been a great week for a lot of different reasons. hole in one playing cyprus for the first time. obviously getting a win. couldn't wish for a better start for my pga tour season. so you know i've been on a nice run of form since last fall. you know, i've played some really good golf and you know continued that into this year. and you know, i finally feel that my game can travel to any sort of golf course in any conditions. >> abc seven sports, sponsored by river rock casino. dion. >> chris, thanks much more to come tonight on abc seven news at 11. investigators are racing to figure out what caused two different deadly aircraft collisions just days apart. so

it doesn't happen again. plus, a couple of san francisco supervisors have a plan to help build a better bay area. the proposal to bring big businesses to the to maintenance anything, so it's very scary for me because i have everything i love in this home. so, we've now implemented drone technology. how is that safe for me? it enhances the inspection, so it allows us to see things faster. your safety is the most important, and if you're feeling unsafe, that's not okay. it doesn't feel like that in our hearts. i mean, it's worrisome. [dog barks] [dog barks]

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philadelphia. jet rescue. air ambulance. sharing these pictures of the four crew members lost. all mexican nationals. one other person on the ground in a vehicle was killed, and at least 22 people were injured. >> five of the victims remain hospitalized currently and three of them are in critical condition. >> this tragedy, coming just two days after that american airlines plane collided with a military blackhawk helicopter in washington, dc, wednesday night. the ntsb says some of the most trusted location data shows the crash happening at just over 300ft higher than the 200ft the blackhawk was supposed to be flying at. but the ntsb saying the tower radar that air traffic control was looking at may have showed the chopper at 200ft. >> initial data indicates that he may have seen 200ft. that needs to be verified. our our atc group is working it. >> 67 lives lost in the accident. 64 passengers and crew on the american airlines flight

and three service members on the blackhawk. families of some of the victims visiting the scene today brought in on busses with the police escort. a crane barge seen moving in the potomac to the crash site. today, the army corps of engineers says salvage operations are set to begin on monday. ike ejiochi, abc news, new york. >> tonight, a critical aviation warning system that went down yesterday is now back up and running. the notice to air missions system enables pilots to download flight details before they fly. it's separate from the air traffic control system that keeps planes a safe distance from each other. but it is another safety tool. the transportation secretary said today that the backup system did kick in, and now the lead system is back up and running. the system went down last january, briefly halting all u.s. flights. happening tomorrow. defense secretary pete hegseth is heading to el paso, texas, to check on border security. he'll

be meeting with military members who are working to crack down on illegal immigration along the on u.s. and mexico border. on friday, the pentagon announced it is preparing to deploy about a thousand troops to help border patrol agents. 500 marines arrived at guantanamo bay to set up new migrant detention facilities. trump says he wants to host 30,000 deported migrants who await return to their home countries. the cuban government opposes the use of the military base in this way, calling it illegal detention on illegally occupied territory. trump says it's necessary to keep the migrants from coming back. secretary of state marco rubio today met up with panama's president, josé raul mulino. it's his first foreign trip since taking the position. >> of all the agencies out there. there was none. i would rather be in charge of and lead because we truly have. think about this. we have the greatest diplomatic corps in the history of the world. i don't know if i don't think the romans were very

good at it. i you know, i just don't. i think we do it better than anyone's ever done it in the world. >> they addressed trump's concerns that china has too much control over the panama canal. rubio says the u.s. may need to take action to protect its rights under the panama canal treaty. molina has said panama's sovereignty over the canal is not up for debate in san francisco. there's a plan to help build a better bay area. the idea is to fill empty storefronts by making it easier for chain stores to move in. this applies to a one mile stretch of van ness avenue. abc seven news political reporter monica madden takes a look at what this could mean. >> for. >> we do apologize. we are having some audio issues with that story. we will try to bring

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plan would work. >> if you drive down van ness avenue north of city hall. sure enough, you'll find vacancy signs every block. but filling those spaces is a process that can take upwards of two years, at least for large scale retailers. >> we've developed a reputation in san francisco as being difficult to deal with and do business in because of this. >> laura tonetti leases retail spaces for jll and says the bureaucratic obstacles have equated to missed business opportunities. >> it has impacted our ability to lease space to national retailers that process in other cities. if there is somethinger similar, runs about 3 to 6 months. >> how long does it take for those big shops to lease a space here? >> i think the bigger question is, are the big shops even willing to go through the process? >> that's why san francisco supervisor stephen sherrill wants to reduce the time it takes for formula retailers to get approved for leasing these spaces on the venice corridor,

north of city hall. the city defines formula retailers as 11 or more outlets. >> it's eroding the character of our neighborhoods. it's hurting our economy, and it makes people feel less confident. it's just not as nice a place. >> sherrill says they're focused on venice for one main reason. >> these are the former auto showrooms, and so permitting formula retail allows for more flexibility in these really, really big spaces that you're not seeing on, on, on some of the neighborhood merchant corridors. >> real estate developers like tinetti don't think it would hurt mom and pop shops and would help the city rebuild. >> what formula retail was created to protect was the integrity of our neighborhood, fabric of the community retail, but it was just applied broadly and grossly misinterpreted by the city. venice is a great first step. >> that was monica madden reporting. well, tonight, several members of the los angeles fire department appeared on stage during the grammys to help present the big award of the night album of the year. and

that award went to beyonce, who also won for best country album. the superstar is both the most awarded and nominated artist in grammys history. she has been nominated in the category four times before, and many felt she had been snubbed by its top honors. well ahead of her big night, beyonce officially announced her cowboy carter tour. she had teased a big announcement in january, but held off out of respect for the l.a. wildfires. she took to instagram with the news but has yet to release dates, locations, ticket sales info. oh, i can see it now. the what do they call it? the beehive. >> the beehive? yeah, they're going to be clamoring. >> for all the tickets. >> yeah, well, hey, praise to the queen bee indeed. all right, we've got some serious weather coming our way. it's not very attractive. a level two storm tomorrow will bring heavy rainfall, heavy downpours, strong, gusty winds. up to 45mph. possibility of flooding and downed trees and power outages. here's the forecast animation. notice in the afternoon, this storm just

expands and explodes and covers all parts of the bay area, producing a really bad driving conditions for the evening commute and for the morning commute on tuesday, about the same conditions. and then on tuesday afternoon, the storm becomes even stronger. so tomorrow will be a level two. it will be a level three on tuesday. so the storm just continues to intensify and then it winds down quickly. tuesday night we'll be left with rainfall totals ranging from an inch and a half to about four inches and over in the sierra. winter storm warning will be in effect from monday evening into wednesday morning. here's the accuweather seven day forecast. you notice we have a parade of storms coming our way all the way through the end of the week. not until next weekend will we see sunny skies. >> oh boy. well, i'm just hoping for speaking of parades, the chinese new yer parade to be nice and clear and blue skies. >> get that rain out of the way now. >> that's right. all right, spencer. thank you. okay, once again, let's get to chris alvarez with another preview of sports. hey, chris. >> hi, dion. just one week until super sunday. chiefs and eagles in new orleans. but before then, the rest of the nfl's best,

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now that was a great halftime speech. let's go win. [jim valvano] don't give up. don't ever give up® immediate and long term was completely altered with one of the biggest trades in nba history, luka doncic, going to the lakers while anthony davis heads to dallas. in total, a three team deal that also featured the utah jazz. but the headliners doncic and davis. it's the first time two reigning all nba players have been traded for each other midseason, sending shockwaves throughout the league, many wondering was this actually real? and today it was dallas gm nico harrison. head coach jason kidd of the mavericks reacting to the franchise altering move. >> i think everything that we do, we put a lot of work into it. we study it and we study it and we go back and i understand the magnitude of it. so the easiest thing for me to do is do nothing. and everyone would praise me for doing nothing. but we

really believe in it and time will tell if i'm right. we believe that it sets us up to win, not only now, but also in the future. when we win, i believe the frustration will go away. >> when you look at the vision of the team and what nico wants to build, i truly support that and truly believe that the players that we are getting are the ones that can help us achieve that, and that's to win a championship. >> we'll wait and see. women's college hoops 19th ranked cal hosting pitt. pink jerseys being auctioned off to fight all cancers affecting women. cal's ioana caramelli hits from deep and the foul. she finished with 16 points and then lulu twidale dialing from distance. the sophomore splash sister doing her thing. she scored a team high 17 for cal and then fourth quarter big time blowout defense to offense, and the bears are back in the win column. they get a win 8453 over pitt. stanford putting number 15. north carolina on upset alert. under a minute to go. cardinal down four. nunu o'gara nice move. scores

inside. it's a two point game. under 15 seconds to go. same score. good defense from stanford. they get the rebound. call a timeout. setting up one last chance. and they get the ball to o'gara right here. little one on one move. can she get it. oh. off the mark. and stanford falls 6967 back to pebble beach. a wet and windy week most of the time down there. rory mcilroy closed with a six under 66 on sunday for a two shot victory at the at&t pebble beach pro-am. our cameras caught up with rory and some of golf's best after another weekend at pebble. >> there's some venues in our game that just mean a little bit more than others, and that's probably to do with the history and the people that have won on those courses, and what those people have meant to the game of golf to get a win on, you know, one of those iconic venues is awesome. it's always a pleasure to be here. i love playing this place. unfortunately, i wasn't able to execute and take advantage of the way i've been playing. you know, a

lot different of a vibe, but still some great amateurs that are out here and hopefully, you know, just more keep on coming because it's a very fun event. >> both the eagles and two time defending champion chiefs landed in new orleans today ahead of super bowl 59 next sunday. kansas city looking to become the first team in nfl history to win three straight lombardi trophies. it is a rematch of the super bowl from just two years ago, when the chiefs beat philly by three in arizona. saw it right here on abc. seven nfl pro bowl games in orlando for niners defensive end nick bosa right there in the lineman. tug of war helping the nfc win that battle. the pride of marin and cal. it's lions quarterback jared goff finding 40 niners fullback kyle hughes. check. first quarter touchdown. and then juice punts the ball in the stands. and george kittle watches that thing fly. good stuff there. later in the third baker mayfield of the bucs finds kittle for the touchdown and a kittle spike. the nfc won the flag football game 7663. goff did earn offensive mvp honors earlier in the week. kyle juszczyk and his fashion designer wife, kristin,

hosted nearly 200 bay area kids on the ea sports campus. the third annual field, the future event, is designed to let kids know there are opportunities to work in sports other than just being a player. kristin recently launched a fashion brand partnership with the nfl called off season. very cool and as fun as it was, juice is already looking forward to next season with the super bowl at levi's. >> to play a super bowl to win a super bowl in your home stadium. i mean, that's that's truly a dream come true. so we know it's a long road to that. so, you know, we can't just, you know, look at next february and being in levi's you know it's going to start with otas and training camp. but that's definitely the goal. and we think we can get there. >> abc seven sports sponsored by river rock casino dion. >> chris thanks. and that's it for tonight everyone i'm dion lim. the news continues tomorrow morning at 5:00 for spencer and chris and all of us here. thanks so much for joining us. we leave you tonight with a live look outside this time, the santa cruz beach boardwalk, which is all lit up. but as you

can see, that level one storm really affecting lots of parts of the bay area. you can see the wind is whipping. those flags are waving. keep it with abc seven news.com for all of your weather

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