closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc good morning i'm cheryl jennings. and i'm kristen sze. police have roped off a sidewalk to protect people from falling bricks after a building started to lapse. the brick facade came crashing down at the express liquor store on international boulevard. cause cause joins us live from the scene. >> reporter: a two-man crew has been the scene for a while picking up brick by brick looks like they are wrapping up those efforts. inspectors are on scene and they've red-tagged the market not the entire building but the market that means it is unsafe to occupy. around 6:15 this morning

firefighters got a call there had been an explosion. it was not an explosion, but you can see why someone might have thought that. even the owner with was confused by what he saw when he showed up. luckily the fire department is across the street. >> we assessed the building, there's no evidence of explosion. it appears the facade has fell off. >> reporter: that's somewhat good news residents didn't have to be evacuated. it was still a dangerous situation. >> nobody to get hurt. >> reporter: the threat is not over. a city building inspector had fire department block off more of the sidewalk for fear more of the facade will fall. neighbors are happy to keep their distance. >> i'm still worried about it, i see that came down i wonder how much more might still. >> reporter: was next is up to the building owner. he's going to need to find a

way to shore up that facade. the what sidewalk is going to have to stay roped off to the public. that owner will need to hire an engineer and move forward with permanent repairs. katie marzullo, abc7 news. occupy oakland protesters voluntarily appeared in a courtroom today to support other activists facing charges from a demonstration last month. amy hollyfield joins us outside court with more. >> reporter: good morning. there were 11 occupy oakland protesters in court today they had a lot of support. we saw about 50 activists and they had a peaceful presence in court. they watched quietly as their fellow occupiers appeared. the defendants were charged with maliciously blocking a sidewalk and they did not enter pleas they told us they want to file a motion to dismiss the charges. the attorneys say they believe the charges are bonus. those who were in court told us it was comforting to have the other activists here.

>> occupiers are great we turn out and support our friends. there are a bunch supportedding us arrested unjustly this was a -- peaceful group. >> that is inappropriate to convert this charge to charge people for blogging the sidewalk for ultimately just participating in a social movement that is addressing some of the most desperate problems that we have as a country today. >> reporter: the night these people were arrested was a quiet night in the occupy movement. it was january 4th. these protesters say there were about 30 people sitting around in frank ogawa plaza when the police told them they needed to leave. city officials have said you can't gather in the plaza after 10:00 at night. one of the defendants told us he was realized at 11. there was a teepee up that night and police have said it is not loud to be -- not allowed to be there. this is just the beginning of

a day of action today. at noon all these protesters plan to go to frank ogawa plaza, a rally, speakers getting people fired up and motivated. then theyl march back here to support one more person who has a court appearance this afternoon. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. it has been a busy 24 hours for oakland police a series of shootings have left one person dead and injured nine. police have detained one person in connection with the most recent shooting on 83rd avenue shortly after 1:00 this morning. the victim suffered a again shot wound and was taken to a hospital where he died. there were five separate shootings yesterday. police say five victims came from one shooting scene at ade line street 4 p.m.. three were found at a home, two sent to highland hospital. all victims suffered nonlife-threatening injuries.

the police chief call the weekend violence exceptionally troubling and out of hand. he planned to make a statement this afternoon but decided to postpone that statement until later this week so he can concentrate on the occupy activities today. parents staged a protest today outside the los angeles elementary school rocked by allegation of lewd conduct charges against to teachers. the protests comes ahead of tonight's scheduled meeting between parents and the los angeles unified superintendent. today the district announced the school will be closed tomorrow and wednesday. officials say it is related to the investigation but not sure what will be happening. last week teacher mark berndt was charged with committing lewd acts on 23 children from 6 to 10. between 2005 and . four days later another teacher martin springer was arrested on suspicion of fondling two girls in his classroom. >> this morning st. ignatius high in san francisco reopened for the first time since the

norovirus out brach sickened more than 300 students and 30 teachers. wednesday school officials and health department shut the school down after students began reporting stomach flu. crews scrubbed the school with bleach. norovirus is highly contagious and can be passed by casual contact. fire investigators will spend the day trying to find a cause for a fire that gutted a warehouse on mare island the fire started yesterday morning on the northside of the island. plums of spoke could be seen for miles. crews stayed all night watching for flare-ups and say the fire could smolder for days. firefighters pulled back and let the fire burn out after making sure that nobody was inside. officials say the building may have been a haven for the homeless. the state department of water resources says the unintentional release of water from a major pipeline is to blame for flooding a frommont neighborhood this weekend.

mud and water flooded 15 backyards and forced evacuation of four homes in warm springs last friday night people been allowed to return home but they say the damage could take weeks to fix. crews say they will work with home owners to make things right. violence in syria prompting action from the obama administration. today the u.s. ordered the closure of america's embassy and pulled all u.s. diplomats out of syria as forces intensified a shelling assault on a city of homes the deadly offensive became saturday the day allies in russia and china vetoed a resolution aimed at trying to end the brutal crackdown on dissent. the u.s. says military intervention is not an option. >> our aim has been to use blip , sanction and economic pressure to -- to make it clear to assad that his days

are numbered, which they are and there needs to be a transition to a representative democratic government. u.n. says assad's crackdown has killed more than 50 400 people since it began peacefully last match. the legendary madonna upstaged. highlights from her extravagant halftime super bowl the obscene gesture everybody is talk about. >> the battle of the super bowl ads, the favorites, busts and most memorable.

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>> announcer: brady the game ends here, incomplete! >> a failed hail mary ended last night's super bowl. eli manning and his new york giants beat tom brady and his new england patriots 21-17. it was the giants' second super bowl championship in four years, both times beating the pats. new york will throw a ticker tape parade through lower manhattan tomorrow. >> ♪ ♪ get on the dance floor ♪ come on ♪ the material girl put on an extravagant halftime show. the 53-year-old dressed time press sporting a headdoes, black thigh boots and a mini skirt. she is taking a lot of heat on talk shows and radio shows for

lip-syncing the entire performance. were >> while she was the headliner it was one of her guests who had the nfl and nbc apologizing. singer m.i.a. flashed her middle finger. not only did she flip the bird she appeared to say a curse word in front of a televised audience of 110 million. nfl says the gesture was inappropriate and disappointing. >> if you watched the super bowl, did you see a commercial you liked? advertisers spent big to get your attention, 3 1/2 million dollars the average cost for a 30 second commercial. did they get their money's worth? john berman takes a look. >> reporter: the super bowl of ads was an almighty venture of sex, dogs and rock and roll. it was go daddy, teleflora, david beckham even eminem.

>> i'm sexy and i know it >> reporter:. the dogs. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: as for rock elton john, samsung video and motley crue. not to mention babies, bears and monkeys. which like the most? an analysis of all social media, twitter and facebook from a company reveals the most popular was the great dane who rubbed out the family cat and used doritos as hush-money. this spot was made for just $20 but netted the maker one million dollars in a contest from doritos. the most talked about ad period, positive and negative? that good long look at david beckham, almost all of david

beckham from h & m. more than 80% of those weighing in? women. >> people are hurting. >> reporter: tops among men this uplifting ode to detroit from clint eastwood and chrysler. >> yeah, it's halftime america. >> it is legal i believe. >> reporter: 3.5 million dollars for a 30 second spot for advertisers it is all about making memories that stick. apparently, something cities about scantily clad women, near naked beckham and babies. will it make you buy stuff? who knows. but it sure makes you look. john berman, abc news, new york. >> hard to go wrong with that. beckham one was pretty darn good too. >> everybody has their favorites. we want to know yours. log on to facebook.com/abc7news and join our conversation.

tom brady's wife is the buzz of the internet morning. some giants fans were tainting her after the game and she was heard on video saying my husband cannot bleeping throw the ball and catch at the same time. i can't believe they dropped the ball so many times referring to the wide receivers. the supermodel trending on social media says many accusing her of being a sore loser. >> she broke the code. >> you know how brutal those fans are in new york and everywhere else. >> rain coming? >> yep, thick skin, probably need it tomorrow. we have rain on the way. it won't happen during the daylight hours but it is on the way for the evening and overnight and it could cause problems for your commute. we'll talk about it in a few minutes. >> >> could texting too much leave your teen to become shallow? a study parents need to hear. the new city rolling out new s for the food trucks.

new food truck ordinance goes into effect today in alameda. food trucks will have to pass health and safety inspections and get city business licenses like restaurants. the trucks will need permits to park. they can set up in five

specific off street locations and on most city streets as long as they steer clear of driveways and crosswalks. san francisco tops a national list. new survey finds san francisco shares the top spot with new york city for the steepest parking meter fines in the u.s. $65. san francisco has the third highest hourly parking rates for at $4:25 in high demand areas. the study -- compared 40 major u.s. cities. the rain we've been hoping for all winter may be here. >> one storm that will help quench us for a while we need more storms like this. this is a one and done it going to come through during the evening and overnight. you figure oh yeah we are getting rain here that means snow in the sierra. maybe an inch,. the storm is going to fall

apart before it gets to the sierra not looking for a dumping of snow. what you see up there is what you are going to have the rest of the week. back home clouds getting thicker through the morning hours into the afternoon. pretty much going to be forecast for the daylight hours. you can see live doppler near the -- santa rosa sprinkles maybe more likely virga evaporating before it reaches the ground. 49 santa rosa the rest of us in the 50s mostly cloudy. mid to upper 50s around the monterey bay and inland watsonville 60. highlights increasing clouds mind southerly wind today highs in the 60s. rain and breezy tonight showers tomorrow and dry and warmer starting wednesday. low to mid 60s the southerly wind with blainely cloudy conditions breezy over the ocean where we have a small craft advisory in effect. head down to the monterey bay, same thing mid 60s mostly

cloudy mid to upper 60s inland and breezy over the ocean. the wall of water lurking offshore mid to upper 60s through the central valley big sur and san diego low to mid 70s palm springs and los angeles more sun here 47 tahoe 54 yosemite. watch the rain come down and still have that southerly wind so mild air that's why we'll have so much rain upper 40s to low 50s overnight. most of the energy low to the north we'll get a good chunk of wet weather and windy weather by 10:00 tonight we should have gusts near 40, five few miles per hour -- 50 miles per hour. those will hang around 10:00 tomorrow morning we could have downed trees and powerlines. cloudy conditions by 6:00,

7:00 the steady rain starts to move in we may have sprinkles before that the steady rain starts to move in the coast this from west to east not north to south like normally this time of year watch the rain march to the east, heaviest around, in the morning and tapering towards tomorrow's commute a lot of ponding on the roads if you are one of the first commuters out there showers from noon into the afternoon hours then once the sunsets it looks like this event is over. wake up to clouds wednesday day morning, fog and sunshine wednesday afternoon and slightly warmer in the 50s tomorrow. best rainfall amounts or highest mountains up to two inches santa cruz or north bay a third to 3/4 of an inch around the bay, 3/4 to an inch and a half in the north bay. seven day forecast, there you see cooler weather tomorrow mid to upper 50s we'll stay in the 50s at the coast rest of us in the 60s wednesday warmest days thursday and friday before a slight cooling

trend this weekend. listen to this, if your teenage -- does your teenager text alot? it could be an early sign of morality issues. a study shows college students who sent more than 100 texts a day tend to be more focused on wealth and image and less on moral spiritual gels. they believe the increasing trend toward interacting through short messages may lead to shallow thoughts. tributes are pouring in today to queen elizabeth as she marks 60 years on the throne. the anniversary of the day when she became between in 1952. the 85-year-old with queen thanked all of those who supported her and reaffirmed her ted case to serving the british people. it is usually marked quietly but drawing extra attention because of the queen's diamond jubilee celebration. queen elizabeth is the longest

serving monarch. how about hollywood royalty? oscar sunday is less than a month away. to predict the winner watch video and go backstage. log on to abc's exclusive site oscar.com. >> you can download our oscar app right

today at 4:00, he says he wants to hit the weights police say he's only hitting lockers and taking money. at 5:00, a scare that locked down a south bay high school known for academics. those stories and more later today. reminder the rain will

start falling soon. >> the back half of the evening commute could be wet definitely tomorrow morning is the tougher commute there will be ponding on the roads still breezy especially along the coast into our higher elevations. that's going to do it forever us. >> who wants to be an a millionaire is next. millionaire is next. >> have a great day! closed captioning by closed captioning services,inc i have two daughters. we have five boys and a large family.

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