>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. this is a live look at doppler 7 tonight. it's lighting up once again as more rain is moving through the bay area this evening. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. ama daetz is off. it's been a soggy thursday over the bay area. we've seen heavy rain roll through and some places it brought down trees and power lines. we aren't done.

abc 7 news meteorologist sandhya patel is here with a look at the weather and rain totals. >> yes, dan the rain totals in the second part part. but the first part on live doppler we are get ago second soaking. the second part of the system. as you look, moderate rain is stretching from san francisco all the way to pacifica. crystal springs boulevard into monterey. sop moderate pockets of rain in the east bay around the crow canyon road, heading towards the walnut creek danville almow area. across 680 picking up in intensity. turning to scattered snow in mendocino and lake counties. even in the radar site we see mix mixed precipitation. lighter rain in santa rosa to rohnert park. bennisha getting rain with krokt, cummings parkway and the south bay is spotty and light. and that changes as the system slides southward.

this is a cold system level one on the impact scale. light to moderate showers. slight chancef thunder and gusty winds in the hills keeping the wind advisory for the higher he feels. possible trees and power lines down. look at the wind gusts. mount tam close to 40 miles an hour winds. i'm already getting reports of power outages anterior ox dental and can't rule it out. i'll be back with hour by tour time line plus the totals coming up. happening now up in the sierra, the conditions so rough caltrans shut down i-80 from colfax in playser county to the state line for several hours. that is about an 8-mile stretch of road. whiteout conditions made driving extremely dangerous in the high country tonight. semi trucks are not allowed on the road from playser county to the state line. cars need chains of course to trucky. if you are heading that way for the week take the chains. in the north bay rain and wind got the attention of people all

day long. abc 7 news reporter cornell bernard continue that is coverage from pet zblum the storm gave the rain gutters a workout and made for a soggy drive. the rain lasted past the morning commute. there was street flooding in sand rafael and downed trees like this in novato. here a power line snapped and the storm preventing people from leaving home for several hours until pg&e could repair it. tree crews were busy in santa rosa clearing dead trees off fountain grove parkway which could cause the creek to flood. >> that is more debris that can clog up the creek and lead to flooding. >> they said the bags designed to keep the drains clear did the trick. >> it shows thework we have done

at a city level has been paying off. >> check out this snow falling in the sierra. the blizzard could dump more than 5 feet of fresh powder after a disappointing ski season it's good news for the crew at santa rosa ski and sports. >> we had people waiting outside to get in pap and rental going out. people preparing gear to go up. >> if you are heading to tahoe and of course carry cains. pg&e says about 200 people are without power because of the storm. this morning 3,000 people were impacted. in petaluma, coronell bern around abc 7 news. this is crazy. and on the peninsula heavy rain prompted one daly city resident to video this car on post it on twitter. here a reminder to drive safely so you don't end up upside down down like this. leslie brinkley continues coverage from the east bay.

>> reporter: at 5:00 a.m. with rain pounding down, a water main burst on the shoulder of this road. water bubbling up through the asphalt and into the yards of the neighboring homes before the mud got a grip on it. >> the water leak is on a 12-inch cast iron main in an high pressure zone. that might have been one of the reasons that the pipe broke. >> the fractured asphalt damaged a gas line be crew huss to enlarge the hole to 10 by 30 feet to make repairs. meaning the hole eats up the northbound lane impacting traffic flow. on a nearby alternate route, morgue o road, rain slick roads caused this truck to flip over. no one was injure processed. but more back ups to endure for this man and his dog. >> i left lake tahoe last night. i heard the storm was coming in. i bailed out, cut my trip short.

>> reporter: the blizzard is in full bloom now in the mountains. and snow lovers are driving through the rain to scoop up deals at local ski shops. >> it's setting up kind of to be a perfect storm. going to be really good lightweight fluffy powder great for skiing and snowboarding. we have seen a lot of people coming to grab the last minute gear before heading up tomorrow. for an absolutely wonderful weekend. it's going to be a wonderful few weeks. >> reporter: leslie brinkley abc 7 news. steady rains prompted mandatory evacuations for 30,000 people in santa barbara county. that includes all of montecito where a january storm trying reported flash floods and mudslides destroying hundreds of homes and killed 21 people people this time expect the neighbors to listen to the warnings. >> from my feeling, i think people realize that there is like a lot of danger still. and so whereas before it was like we don't want to leave,

like we'll just ride it out, like realizing the potential risk that can come from that i think is hopefully getting people moving. >> tomorrow's impending storm is impacting ventura county where they are placing tarps and sand bags on the ground i the hope of rain water flow from the hills left barron by the thomas fire. remember, be sure to track the storm with the abc 7 news app. it's an easy way to get up to the minute weather forecasts and live doppler 7 asset well. we upgrated for you to get customized forecasts wherever you are, where you riff you'll get that. well a small group of demonstrators was in san francisco protests i.c.e. as the interim mayor said he is willing to get arrested if that's what it takes to defend sanctuary city policies. as abc 7 news reporter lyanne mlendez explains san francisco also announced additional funding for legal services to

defend those detained by i.c.e. >> as i.c.e. threatens to conduct more raids in northern california, san francisco announced today there will be an army of attorneys representing those undocumented immigrants who have been detained. earlier, san francisco put' side $7.6 million for legal defense services but now the city will spend an additional $3.5 million a year. $2.5 million will go to two legal defense organizations. and $1 million to the public defender office for a total of $11.1 million. interim mayor mark farrell is asking skrmt for another $7 million in state funding for every immigrant currently detained in northern califoria. >> our goal in this fund something to make sure that here in northern california and the court is in san francisco physically every single immigrant that comes before the court that the trump administration tries to deport has legal representation. >> legal services have been strengthened even before president trump took office.

. in the past year we have expanded the rapid response network to be a 24-hour 7-day a week, 365-day-a year multilingual hot line. >> without a lawyer many undocumented immigrants often are deported quickly. this woman had an attorney and she won the case. that allowed her to stay. she says that favor her the opportunity to study at city college and she is now a certified therapist working with children with autism. last year california approved 45 million in its budget to also expand to legal services for immigrants throughout the state. lyle lyanne melendez, abc 7 news. any undocumented immigrant arrested as far north as eureka is brought to san francisco for a detention hearing. to the fallout after the meeting just yesterday at the white house on school violence now and guns. president trump agreed with the democrats on several ideas.

now the republicans are responding to what they hear. here is our chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. >> adafr vowing to push for bold action on gun violence. >> we have to do something about it. we have to act. >> the president's high hopes are hit ago familiar reality on capitol hill. no concensus, no action. >> i hope this doesn't end up like the immigration debate where we end up having votes and end up with nothing to show for it. >> reporter: some of the president's reliable republican friends in congress said point blank they couldn't support some of the ideas he embraced. take his proposal to seize the guns of anyone identified as a possible threat, even without a hearing. >> i like taking the guns early. take the guns first go through due process second. >> i love my president. i supported him. i still support him. but he and i are just going to have to disagree on in idea of due process. >> republicans are also cool to the president's call for universal background checks and for raising the age to buy a

rifle. policies opposed by the nra. >> some of you people are petrified of the nra. you can't be pet try fied. they want to do what's right. >> republicans did not like that. >> it's a little hyperbowl. >> it made for good tv. but i thought some of what was discussed is making for bad policy. >> grid lock on guns is nothing new. but president trump told the lawmakers he is the one who can change that. >> you have a different president now. >> well listen. >> you went through a lot of presidents and didn't get it done. >> mr. president it's going to have to be you that brings the republicans to the table. because right now the gun lobby would stop it in its tract tracks. >> i like that responsibility. it's time the president stepped up. >> the democrats in the room loved it but have doubts whether the president follows through. >> the questions was this words or is the president putting action behind it. >> quite the cool reception from republicans on capitol hill, the president continuing to push on

the gun issue. in fact he met at the white house on thursday once again with victims of school shootings. his message to them, he wants to get something done. jonathan karl, abc news, the white house. still to come here tonight, a police arrest a man they say sent a threatening letter to a bay area professor. what she says about being targeted. a rough day on wall street. what president trump says that sent stocks tumbling. plus the impact of the drought, how the lack of rain has a trickle down effect on california's salmon population. stay with us. more to come.

incht the san francisco mayor mark farrell is back ago police union ballot measure to let voters decide were to arm officers with tazers. his support por the measure puts him at odds with the police cleave who believes it should be the police commission that decides the issue. but mayor farrell told abc news today the process has taken take a look. >> they've had it for months and months and haven't act. . until suchl time as act on a policy makes sense sense and allows the men and women of the police department to use the this. >> this is about public safety. i'm aboutlic safety. and we need to get it done.

>> both the mayor and chief scott support arming officers with tasters. abc 7 news reached out to the police commission president for comment. but we have not heard back. 34 people are staying someplace else following a fire that heavily damaged a fremont apartment building process. sky 7 shows the aftermath of the alvin at willow creek complex near mission boulevard and interstate 680. we are told as many as 12 units are destroyed, damaged or potential will i uninhabitable. the cause is under investigation. a massachusetts man has been arrested for mailing threatening letters to five high-profile people around the country. and that includes stanford law professor michelle dauber. donald trump junior, nikita hannah, the interim u.s. attorney for california. and michigan senator deb by stabenow as well as california congressional candidate antonio sabato junior. the man was taken into custody.

abc 7 news reporter chris wynn has more. >> today's arrest sends a message to those who seek to troez the american people by sending white powder letters through the mail, whether real or hoax. don't do it. >> reporter: today in boston, a joint terrorism task force announced the arrest of this man, 24-year-old daniel frisiello of beverly machlts. accused of sending hate letters containing white powder to at least five public figures across the country including donald trump junior as well as michelle daub. >> in the trash discarded from the home among other things the agents found a computer printout that appeared to contain portions of a chart with descriptions of people that matched people who had received the mailings with the white powder. >> reporter: federal authorities believe dauber was targeted for her role in leading the effort to recall judge aaron persky, the man who presided offer the

brock turner sexual assault case. turner was found guilty of sexually assault ago wung woman behind a dumpster 17. the case true attention when persky sentenced him to 6 months in jail. >> our campaign won't be intimated. we're going to go forward and stand with survivors of sexual assault. >> reporter: the fbi says the white powder turned out to be harmless. but frisiello has been charged with ten counts related to mail fraud and false information. chris wynn, abc 7 news. our wildfire risk is rising as the state's drought continues to worsen. you're looking at the latest map from the u.s. drought monitor released today. and the map of drought conditions from a year ago. look at the difference. now almost the when will state fall noose some category of drought. last year only a quarter of california did. we had so much rain that year. well something the drought is affecting is the salmon population. according to the department of

fish appear wildlife, the population appears to be growing this year. but because of low levels and high water temperatures a number of younger salmon over the past couple years didn't survive. the state will be monitoring the population over the next few months of course to set fishing guidelines going forward. all right let's focus on the weekend weather after a really rainy day around the bay area. with we are not done. sandhya patel is here. that's right. and the weekend is not a washout. but it's coming down hard. i'm getting reports on social media of the rain falling from clearlake where it's pouring right now is what i'm told. as you look at live doppler 7 i want to show you the other areas are seeing pretty hard rain. we're showing you around san francisco heading down the peninsula, burlg game, bay shore freeway, we are set seeing good rain. black hawk road moderate pockets of rain right now. in the east bay from oakland heading to emeryville, el

sabronta. . heavy rain. sand rafael, lucas valley a little bit lighter. heading further north we see areas of pink. what does it mean? mixed precipitation. rain and snow mix mp nar the radar site we see snow as you see there. as you we take to other parts of the bay area, the south bay not seeing a lot spotty. but around the peninsula across 280, woodside you are getting moderate rain. and some rain will continue to push across. how much have we gotten in we'll look for yourself. more than 2 inches in sand rafael. getting close to that in los gatos. about 3/4s a inch in oakland. san francisco .89. had .49 in san jose. napa 1.65. hd a good amount of rain almost an irchl in redwood city and an inch in bend loemen. look at this live picture from

our tahoe camera. it's snowing there. they have been reporting chain controls all afternoon and evening. that hasn't changed. although they are still seeing the snow showers. it's not as intense as earlier today. they're not done yet though. a live look from the kgo roof camera and the roads with wet. low to mid-50s in san jose and elbowed round. 50 in gilroy. sliry on the golden gate. you'll have to deal with this tonight and in pockets tomorrow morning. mid-40s to low upper 40s from upper santa rosa to fairfield. 50s in concord and livermore. one other live picket it's a grate view looking over san francisco. scattered showers through tomorrow. thunder possible particularly tomorrow with snow over the highest peaks and drying out sand and monday. on the storm impact scale through tonight level one. pocket of moderate rain. gusty winds in the hills mean power outages are possible. 11:00 tonight seeing snow to the

north. rain and snow at midnight in the east bay, the peninsula, the snow is over mount hamilton. it's looking like accumulating snow, 4:00 a.m. tomorrow commute time around 5:00 a.m. we see the scattered showers. friday and saturday level one. scattered showers breezy conditions. the winds ease up. still a chance of thunder tomorrow. the snow levels will be lowering 1,500 to 3,000 feet. when you get going showers will be spotty for the commute. and then heading towards early afternoon rainfall becomes more moderate in intensity. scattered heading into the eepg hours and then starts to wind down with a few trailing showers on saturday. additional rain anywhere from about a third of an inch to just over an inch of rain for the wettest spots. sierra winter storm warning until saturday night. additional two to three feet of snow up to six feet. there is a blizzard warning for tahoe. watch out for slibry spots and

black ice tomorrow. freezing cold in some areas 30s, 40s. make sure you have the jacket and umbrella for the afternoon. chilly with 50s. accuweather seven-day forecast level one friday and saturday. wintry mix try drying out osk ars sunday and monday before the next round of rain tuesday through thursday. that is actually going to be a level one but a milder system. not cold. >> very good. we need every drop. >> we sure do. >> thank you sandhya. bring the appetite, the special event in san francisco to honor women and cull near skills. also another nuclear threat. this time from russia. the ominous video shone by

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and aluminum will lead to retaliation from other countries. trump says he would impose the tariffs next week. the dow lost 420 points closing around. and in terms of percentages that is a steeper drop than the dow's. tonight toyota says the tariffs will cause prices of cars and trucks sold in the uns to rise. the company says this is due to increased production costs. northern 90% of the steel and aluminum toyota buys for cars built in america comes from the united states. the company did not say how big of an increase to expect. san francisco is looking to make a small dent in the housing krufrm. the mayor mark farrell supervisor jane kim and other community leaders took part in a ground breaking ceremony for new affordable housing units for families and formally homeless verbeten veterans. 118 units will be built on third street south of at&t park.

the build being will be named for the late mayor ed lee. in the meantime san francisco is commemorating international women's day next week with several special events dedicated to food. the week of women in food showcases the talents of women who turned cull near skills into food businesses. the chef is one of those women. she went through a food incubator. she opened a restaurant in western indian cuisine. she is among nine chefs creating meals at the city's top restaurants. >> it's very exciting. because whatever i do this is my livelihood where i put my heart into it. and it's for the women around me. >> a week of women in food begins on monday. for more details check out our abc7news.com where the news app

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>> announcer: live, where you live, this is abc 7 news. good evening once again. we'll start this half hour with new threats we're learning about from the russia. president vladimir putin. the images he used showed missiles raining down on florida as he declared to the world you'll listen to us now.

here our chief global affairs correspondent. >> reporter: putin's annual state of the nation was provocative and threatening. giant screens showing missiles raining down on florida and what was billed as an invincible intercontinental ballistic missile, a nuclear powered cruise missile which putin claimed could travel around any obstacle. and/or anti-ballistic missile systems he claimed unstoppable. the missile shown headed toward the west coast of the united states no. no one listened to he said. you'll listen now. a u.s. official tells abc news the missile isn't yet in production. but the former vice chairman of the joint chiefs says there are concerns. >> the thing that distresses me, they have obtained high assurance the attacking would be successful by going to higher speeds and coming from different directions. >> of course president trump has done little to turn down the

heat. >> i want this -- our nuclear arsenal, to be the biggest and finest in the world. >> putin's announcement also comes days after the head of the national security agency said the u.s. has not done enough to punish russia over election meddling. >> they haven't paid a price at least that's sufficient to get them to change behavior. >> experts fear that if this keeps going in the same direction it could turn into a cold war but neither country really wants that to happen again. and for putin's part, this is also about appearing strong domestically. the presidential election in russian is just weeks away. mart abc news washington. a texas college baseball coach who played for the giants has been fired after he rejected a redprout colorado because of the state's cannabis laws. the he was let go by the texas wesleyen university. earlier he plooitd a email from gavin bell and said the university wasn't recruiting

from california because players had trouble passing drug tests. he wrote you can thank liberal politicians. the e-mail went viral. >> my intention wasn't to do anything to get anybody fired. it was me talking to my coaches and loved ones about what do i do with this? >> today the university president announced he had been fired because of his discriminatory remarks and another factor under investigation. he also said he plans to reach out to gavin about playing at the university. a long-term california assembly employee has been fired over sexual misconduct. an investigation was launchtd of a allegations of sexual harassment were made. documents recommendsed today show that guzman likely engaged in sexual miskuk. the incidents happened while he was working for assemblyman. who was in office from 2007 to 2012. a woman could be the next

owner of weinstein company. the beleaguered stoid led by harvey weinstein appeared on the bankruptcy. well now this businessman says her investor group has an agreement in place to purchase the company's assets. in a statement she says there would be a new board and it would be a new company. she was the head of the small business administration for president obama from 2014 to 2017. well back here, uproar over the future of the san francisco flower mart. developers want to temporarily move it from brandon street where it's been for years to the embarcadero. abc 7 news reporter melanie wood row has the fallout. >> the florists pride themselves on creating arrangements that stand out. >> i have to know where, you know, that i have a reliable source to go and buy product from. and that's what we built the reputation on. >> now florists are worried that

changes to the location could jeopardize their business. the realty corporation prfrpd the flower market in a multimillion dollar deal years ago with plans to develop a mixed use project with a new state of the art wholesale flower market. construction could take years meaning vendors have to move for the time people. piers 19 ab19 and a half and 23 have been tentatively chosen for the relocation. >> it would be kind of a nightmare. >> a view florists voiced at a public meeting today. >> we have no faith that this is something that's feasible. >> our staff has visited it. we think there is going to be a lot of in and out, egress, ingress issues with trucks coming up and down the pier that has a ton of coninjection, a lot of tourists workers and residents. >> we have done a traffic analysis showing the traffic appears at the piers is lower than the traffic at current site. >> construction could begin in two years. >> nobody like changes.

but in the future once it's built it will be a wonderful location. >> and last up to three years with florists hoping the market's temporary location will pan out. >> having that uncertainty for my business is terrifying. >> reporter: in frist, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. more to come here. steph curry piet want to work on his golf swing. and sports see the mishappy had in his hotel room. up next the rise of the me too movement what woun

been dominated as you know by the conversation around abuse of power, sexual misconduct, and gender equality. celebrities openly supported

mofrmts like me too and times ununon the red carpet. the oscars may continue the trend. dannia baukz spoke with the creator of me too movement. >> long before it was a plochlt backed by the biggest names in hollywood. >> i wanted it to be a household name for survivors. >> there was terrina burke. >> me too was born out of necessity a need to do something. >> her work with survivors of sexual assault started way before the days of social media. nearly a decade ago. she started me too as part of her work with just be, inc, a program she started for young girls of color. you it was one tweet that set the movement on fire. >> how did you react? was it yes, finale? or wait a minute, i don't know if this is what i intended. >> it was definitely wait a minute. i mean for reasons. i thought this is -- this is something that will get lost like the original. of it. >> in the wake of allegations against disgraced movie mogul harvey weinstein, the me too

hashtag went viral on social media. and this awards season celebrities have recognized the movement and terrina ass creator. she was invited by michelle williams to the golden globes. but on the oscars sunday. >> i haven't heard there is some sort of big surprise. if there was i couldn't tell anyway. >> burke says her rice in popularity isn't a big deal. she is focused on being an advocate for survivors and moving the conversation around sexual assault forward. >> we want to set up a place online and off line for survivors to come and for advocates to come to find the resources they need to start a healing journey. >> dannia baukz, abc news los angeles. and remember, abc 7 is the only place where you can catch the oscars. our complete coverage begins oscar sunday at 1:30 on the red carpet. we have the opening ceremony preshow at 5:00 p.m. it's the 90th annual academy award was

jimmy kimmel. >> our anchor dion lim will be live on the red carpet. you can catch her tomorrow at four. if you are looking for something to do for the oscars we have you covered. look at this. paris covered in snow. forget the city of light. it's the city of the

a pretty dramatic view of paris thanks to a drone. the steph of light is currently blanketed in snow. several landmarks are covered. including in front of the eiffel tower. forcing airports to close. the oscars are this weekend. and no one should watch in alone. here is reg guy aqui with

viewing party suggestions from hood line. >> you can get dress up up to the nines or hang out at a food truck park. for your consideration hood line hooks up with weekend gold. now at the high end the academy of friends at san francisco's city view. this is the 38th annual event that benefits hiv aids organizationing. the tickets strt at $300. if that's high you can check out the free party going on soma street food park. outdoors but no rain if the forecast. they have heat lamps and $25 bottomless mimosa. if you have partied on mission street you have seen dock's clock. the bar opened in the 50s. and the sign became iconic until the lights went out last year when it moved the about a down the street to 20th and mission. the didn't sign didn't go. but after a lot of hurdles it's replacing the temporary painted

version. so friday night they are having a party to raise money to pay for the sign's relocation. >> we are doing it for us because we want the sign back but for everybody in the neighborhood that we were losing too much. everything is changing. it's nice to have a little beacon standing out that will be the same. >> reporter: and finally this weekend another fund raiser this time time for the elbowed museum of california. the white elephant sale billed as the biggest rummage sale. happening saturday and sunday. for directions and hours and all that jazz, just go to abc 7 news.com. we'll link you up with hood line. >> thanks, reggie. >> i want to upthe forecast, sandhya patel. we see reports on social media offs moderate to heavy rain. i want to show you doppler 7. we want to show you 680, the walnut creek area and mount diablo we're seeing a mix of rain and snow. mount hamilton will likely see

snow. opinion the creek road moderate showers. san francisco down the peninsula, the rain beginning to ease a bit. but basically the showers continue to come through the region. it's turning to snow showers over the higher elevations in mendocino and lake county where winter storm warning remains up. larkspur, mill valley seeing showers. heading towards vacaville, fairfield area also slippery roadways. level 1 system through tonight. pockets of moderate rain. chance of thunder gusty winds in the hills. power outages continue. the strong winds with heavy snow make for dangerous travel to tahoe. i would hold off on traveling until sunday. blizzard warning for friday for tahoe. winter storm warning saturday and good to go sunday to enjoy the powder. tomorrow afternoon you'll need the rain gear. temperatures low to mid-50s as you check out the accuweather seven-day forecast snow over the higher terrain the next two days. and slight of chance of thunder

for tomorrow. take advantage of the breaks. we need the breaks to soak up the rain. midweek, level rainstorm. >> thank yu sandhya very much. sports director larry beil a lot going on. >> interesting stuff in college basketball. not sure what's going on here exactly. but stanford walks into the biggest story in college hoops. the scandal at arizona and the coach who says you know what i'm innocent. and i'm notb&p

>> announcer: abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. good evening, the huge scandal going on in college basketball. allegation that is shawn miller paid his star player $100,000. miller flatly denies the report and was back on the bench tonight in tucson against stanford. >> okay hero well for the coach picking up in the second half

stanford staying in. reed travis led with 20 points and 10 boarding .cardinal cut to 5. davis, the steal, the slam. but stanford got no closer. tucson risk, showing all kinds of move and the jumper at 21 points. the winningest player in arizona history. 1119 wins. mill era winner in his return 75-67. it's now officially a historically horrible sea for jones and cal. down 10 at the half. arizona. marcus lee with authority. with two hands. check out shannon evans through the legs here. and the layup scoop to the hoop. cal loses 84-5322nd lost of the year. that's the most ever in cal's 111 year program history.

ouch. how about the ladies in the pac 12 tournament five seed cal 12 seed washington p husky 17 and 1 in the conference. look at amber. uw up tree tlp favor straight points to end the quarter. ended up with 12 on the bear's 14-0 finish for the fourth. finished for the team high. cal wins 71-68 facing ucla tomorrow. 49ers brass looking for players to draft and the question is whether they need a linebacker becaeusf off the field issues involving ruben foster. niners kyle shanahanen said the coach put them in a tough situation. foster arrested on possession of assault weapon, following marijuana possession charge in alabama. putting that aside big picture for the niners is optimistic. they look like a team on the rise. >> the way to get people feeling good about 6 had been 10 is

start 0-9. dplad we didn't do the other way around. that was our record. we have work to do. >> i can tell new tampa when we tried to turn it around there were years we finished strong. that doesn't guarantee success the next year. it's back to trying to improve the franchise every way we can. it's back to good old fashioned hard work to make sure that we do carry the momentum that we had forward into next year. >> to the ice. cane his second game with the shark against the black hawks. stweet bass. joe pacific ski rips it hope home and tide at 1. sharks take the lead. chi think they have a break away. poked away. a wide open logan couture. scoring 5 times in the second period. nice passing to little joe. and the shark cruise to victory 7-2. last night after the warriors one the fourth strait klay

thompson mentionly how cool it would be if the warriors ran the table to end the season. that would 24 straight wins tying the dubs streak opening the 73 win season a couple years ago. they may need to win a lot because the west leading rock ets won 14 straight. speaking of houston they host the kreltices on abc 737 steph curry was winging his golf club in his hotel room. busted glass all over the place. he says when you feel like you're on the pga tower. the pga tour apply golf is hard. 76ers and cavs look at le brown. behind the back and through the legs of his teammate tristan thompson. i don't know i can't believe he intended to do that. look at that. between tristan thompson's legs. >> that's incredible. >> that is amazing lebron finished with 30 but the cawvs

again- one more time. clearly that was accidental. couldn't have been planned i don't think. abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. used to play a ton of golf did you ever destroy anything in your house. >> yeah. >> really. >> i never shattered a table. but sure you can't help yourself chipping around the house. i dented doors, walls. >> oh my. >> broke a glass one time. >> video at 11:00. >> no it's easy. it happhappens. >> all right. >> if you are dedicated to the game this is what happens. coming up on abc news at 11:00, the storm causing problems, downed trees. east bay road closed the next few hours. sandhya has the latest at 11:00. just into the nurm another major retailer changing policy in gun sales. join us over on channel 7. that's the report for sandhya, larry, i'm dan ashry, we appreciate your time.

(dramatic, suspenseful strikes) - i'm former fbi agent, joe pistone, the real donnie brasco. the mafia put a contract on my head, but i've got stories to tell. - [narrator] today, the story of ron moretti. in the 1980s, the italian mafia is busy importing heroin into new york.