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bridge are about to be shut off me for the last time. the effort underway to save them. >> good evening i'm brian --. >> and i t ea. nichinbeat by mp lice cers. em came out from oakland to los angeles. people filled the streets to demand police change. >> reporter: a few hundred protesters matched down broadway in downtown oakland sunday evening chanting -- they are fed up, hurt, and angry by yet another police killing. >> i'm tired of blackman being killed by police whether it's black or white cops because they are all blue to me. bannec local residents has despite the officers that did this are black it shows it's a

>> they are not black, they are blue. it's a fraternity and a brotherhood. >> reporter: the protesters marched to the oakland police department and some say it's time to get rid of all police departments. chief bill scott says it's not fair to lump together as fpd and the memphis police department. >> hold people accountable to policies and create a culture where that type of behavior is unacceptable and i think we have a culture in this organization where that type of behavior is unacceptable. >> reporter: reverend amos brown invited -- to talk about police brutality. yolanda williams is the president of officers for justice. her organization has been pushing more black and brown officers to police their own communities. >> in 2023 we have seen the

polar opposite of what we have fought so hard for. now it's a greater understanding for me and i think others that the color is not what makes the difference in the delivery of the police service. it is actually the contents of your heart if you still are -- >> reporter: johnson said he cried when he saw the police video. >> all cops are not bad. there is the dichotomy p >> reporter: a few people spray-painted graffiti during the march and some protesters try to stop them. overall no major damage and no arrests. -- was also at the protest talking to people in the crowd about why they feel it's important to show up. >> reporter: hundreds of people marched in solid area for tyree tyre nichols demanding place reform but one local leader

warned this tragic incident in memphis is all too familiar and it happened anywhere. -- joyner marching for tyre nichols is personal. >> we still have -- >> reporter: she owns a business nearby and loves oakland even running for city council last year. but a long-standing frustration with the police department has her speaking up and demanding change for her community. >> oakland has to change something for us to see the vibrancy that we are expecting. we are in the middle of the ocean and everyone has to travel through oakland to get to somewhere. why do we have all the issues we have? >> reporter: she and others marching believe that the deadly beating of tyre nichols at the hands of memphis police happen even here in her

beloved town. she even thought about how to address her community if it does. >> i was always praying every day and planning what i would say to the community if this happened as an african-american in a position of power. what would i say? i was praying that it never happened. >> reporter: changes she says is the only way to keep herself and her community safe. >> is the passion of the people and the spirit of the grit. when there's nothing here, there is still something. i want a different story to tell. >> reporter: in a statement saturday the oakland police denounced the killing of tyre nichols and other incidents of police brutality and says such incidents do not represent the men and women of the oakland police. >> similar protests took place across country calling for police reform but in memphis that community is focusing on the death of tyre nichols. >> he asked a question that has

yet to be answered. what did i do? >> reporter: that was the theme of the sermon at the memphis church today as the community struggles to come to grips with the death of tyre nichols. >> of these tactics need to change. all across the board. >> the five officers involved have all been filed and charged with second-degree murder. several sheriff deputies and firefighters have also been relieved of their duties pending an investigation. >> if you were an officer or first responder and sat there and watch this young man die and you did nothing to help resuscitate him and did nothing to give him aid it and you are just as culpable as the people who beat him down and killed him. >> tyre nichols's funeral service will be held on wednesday. it has been nearly one week since seven over killed in a

half moon bay shooting. may pay their respects tonight including san jose where people gathered for a candleligh l. the man who wrestled the gun from the suspect in last weekend shootings in monterey park down in southern california was publicly honored there today. his family owns the dance studio where he wrestled the gun away from the shooter. many showed up to honor him in the city of alhambra resented him with a metal of courage. >> alhambra owes you a debt of gratitude. for there is always light if we are only brave enough to see it . if we are only brave enough to be it. >> the l.a. county sheriff even said that they asked that

he asked to consider being a deputy. is not the 49ers out in the nfc championship game and that she stop the bengals in the afc championship game. the 49ers fate was pretty much sealed early in the game when brock purdy, their third string quarterback of the season went down with injury. burgenland has the details from philadelphia. >> reporter: hello from philadelphia where the 49er season came to an end after a 41-7 blowout loss to the eagles in the nfc championship game. 49ers were snake bitten from the start. brock reinjured his elbow on the niners first possession. backup, josh johnson left with concussion in the third quarter. return to the game but was unable to throw downfield was game san francisco's offense almost no shocked to put up points. >> how does it feel to lose because i don't have a quarterback? pretty bleep to be

honest. >> that's why we had some screens and that was her only option when we went back in. >> it was rough for him. we were doing everything possible to build him up. >> he deserved the moment to go play at the world's highest stage and unfortunately the ball didn't bounce rmi one. >> the 49er season ends and the nfc championship game for the second straight year. 18 that is still chasing that elusive sixth super bowl title. >> already, back here in san francisco the launch party turned shower sour. as soon as brock purdy went down many fans knew they had no chance.

>> reporter: this is not the game anyone was hoping for. while niners fans were wondering if they could get to a super bowl with a third string quarterback it turnedac started out of with unbridled enthusiasm especially for six-year-old sage deville. >> this is the best day i've ever been to. this is a whole big game squints >> the season began on a sour note. several early losses in the loss of not just one but two quarterbacks leaving the team with a most unlikely cinderella story, brock purdy . >> my anxiety is at an all-time high but i'm ready. >> reporter: myles rinehart understood just how long the odds were for this to happen. >> when you lose your first

string quarterback and your second string quarterback your season is usually over. ours is a complete opposite. it's a dream season and it -- >> reporter: it sounds like you don't want to wake up from the dream yet. >> i don't want this to end. i don't want it to ever end. i point to keep going and it -- >> reporter: a real blow came when brock purdy was hurt on the 49ers first possession. a rushing touchdown by christian mccaffrey gave the niner hopeful some hope , but two quick eagle scores at the end of the half and fans had to dig deep to find any up to mizzen. >> you know what? it's the playoffs . things don't go to script all the time but now the 49ers have to come back from that. >> this is my city and i like

my team but they need to come back. i need them and want them to come back from trying to go to the super bowl. >> reporter: it was not to be as things went from bad to worse when the fourth string qb was filing with a head injury there is little reason no one left to find any magic. >> even if we lose i think it's a pretty good season. >> reporter: it was a good season that no one expected. ups and downs, highs and lows. next man up but ultimately the odds just couldn't hold up. >> we had a beautiful run. it was great. they had to take all our quarterbacks and all our quarterbacks is gone and we didn't have a chance and that's what i feel. >> reporter: and niner fans will have to wait for next year , but at least they know their

team left eveyout on thfield. > start of a new tradition in the east bay as oakland celebrates their first lunar new year parade. and then why the bay bridge lights are said to be switched off and what it will take to switch them back on. >> did you notice it got cold out there today? we are just getting started with that and there's a freeze warning tomorrow it's actually tuesday morning when the numbers are going to go the lowest. i will show you just how cold we

well that's something we will be able to for much longer. the lights lining the bay bridge are due to go dark once we get to march. >> and as devin fehely reports the chances of them ever coming back on depends on getting some large donations. >> we had high hopes for what it could mean for san francisco but it has vastly exceeded what we even hoped it could be. is becoming terrible to the city and the and is rebel -- >> reporter: thousands of lights illuminate and sparkle and adorn the bay bridge every night and they are about to go dark. >> the led's are suffering in

the harsh conditions of the bay bridge . they are feeling at a rate faster than we can keep up and we will do the responsible thing. >> reporter: of the arch nonprofit illuminate will pull the plug on the project. how long they remained dark and down depends on the results of an $11 million fundraising campaign. >> there is a possibility that the bay lights would go dark and never come back but i think given the resources in the bay area the love for this project and the generosity of our community that we will come back. the real question is how quickly? >> reporter: the ultimate plan is to bring the lights back with more durable technology and twice the number of light, but that costs money and will take time and requires an enormous investment by the public and the beauty of art. >> when the bay lights go dark i believe it will leave a hole

in the city's nighttime sky line and i think it will punch a hole in the psych the of the city, but what we want to have is a powerful story of rebirth and renewal. >> davis estimates it will take 6 to 8 months once they can install the lights. >> it's cold. >> will be that way for the next couple of mornings. that's probably the main headline in the forecast. there is a chance of rain on thursday and friday. mid-40s. let's look at what we are doing for morning lows and you will see a lot of low 30s. northbay valleys first. pull out some more detail. look over to the inland east bay valleys. look at the numbers for pleasanton and livermore. 29. mid 30s for much of the bay. there's a freeze warning tomorrow. they will have to extend it and do it again on

tuesday morning so we will do this at least two mornings in a row. look where the frost is. frost advisory for the coast and in the base so if you are near the water you get a moderating influence. the temperatures have a little more insulation from the humidity so they don't go as low , but in those inland valleys we will. right around 33 this morning, tuesday the number will be lower . even if we rebound wednesday and thursday are not necessarily warm, we have just turned a corner and they will start getting better by friday and saturday . it will be warmer because the next system coming our way will bring a chance of rain for thursday and friday and warm up the morning. it will stay windy overnight and there is still a wind advisory. these are strong early wins going over the mountains. there is a wind

chill to go along with this , but the wind advisory in the mountains, 50 mile an hour gusts . we could have more downed trees. daytime highs will be l buthe eeze at wilosw feeven cooler. it a lot liy was in regard. it shouldn't be terribly windy but windy enough so that it does have a little bit of a wind chill. next system out here and that we can bring it ahead and go to the long-range forecast and lose a little bit of resolution and bring it home. so that's thursday, but it's late thursday so late thursday into friday that's when the next system gets here and when we look behind that there is potentially more. a couple more coming. none of them look like the storms we had early january. we will get maybe a quarter to half an inch rain with each one of those so thursday night into friday and then another one comes in on sunday. the same story plays out we look at the

microclimates by the way and noticed the temperatures actually warm up as the systems get here. all right guys back over to you. >> thank you darren. still ahead, possible progress for the open families who have been unable to return home from

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road is now reopened in the santa cruz mountains. part of that road was washed out because of all the rain. the road runs from boulder creek all the way to 17 at lexington reservoir. a temporary truck traffic signal will stay in place until the road is up and running. last night we introduce you to families at this oakland apartment complex. those are the families. they run out of their homes for nearly one month after floodwaters destroyed the electrical service on new year's eve. the folks are fed up with what seems to be a lack of urgency by the city. >> we need help. it's time to get into the phone and put pressure. come help us. >> the apartment building sits next to the collison coliseum b.a.r.t. station and is owned by bart. >> they say the city -- >> although the residents have in place in nearby hotels

steps towards getting back home don't seem to be in progress. a number of the families took their concerns to the b.a.r.t. board of directors this afternoon. >> when pg&e actually came out here and drain the water and then cut our power off in the apartment building and just pulled off and did leave us with anything. >> the city was pointing at bart and bart was pointing at the developer and everyone's pointing at one another. >> presents have been told that the would take up to 12 months to get the parts needed to repair the building's electrical system. >> after the break we will head to oakland for the town's first ever lunar new

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is the 2023 miss chinatown usa pageant. contestants from all over the country gathered here in san francisco. since 1953 the page contestants walked through chinatown probably displaying the names and cities they held pageant is scheduled for february 3rd in union square. >> connecting with my chinese culture . >> i strive to be resilient and keep my words open and to be

able to show the world who i am. >> each year's winners become goodwill ambassadors for the chinese community throughout the new lunar year. >> and there was lots of celebrating at the lunar new year in oakland chinatown today. lion dances made their way down the street. drummers did as well for the city's first ever lunar new year parade and the folks who gathered out there said they were happy to see oakland celebrating the year of the rabbit. it was put together by the oakland chinatown improvement council after governor newsom signed into law re betiful to see family and friends come out and have a great time and enjoy oakland. >> had been organizers say with the recent violence affecting so many in the aa ip community, uniting feels more important than ever. don't forget the lunar new

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the biggest a sled dog race in the lower 48 started off today from a warehouse, minnesota. with the 49ers out of the super bowl race another great sport was kicking off. >> it's called the john -- sled dog marathon. the dogs are called mosher's and crowds gathered to cheer and watch them set off on a 400 mile journey that will test the limits of the dogs and the mosher's . two our dogs perform better in cold. the idea is 10

below or 10 above and my dogs like it even colder. >> this race is a qualifier for the famous iditarod sled dog race across alaska. >> whenever people try to explain what a dog

this is game day. >> the eagles are going to the soup bowl. game day on location, january 29 from lincoln financial field where the 49ers came up way short of the eagles. the nfc champs. they worked full-strength at the beginning but not for long. this is moments after. fred warner and the 49ers came up short for the second year in the title game. this was an outcome nobody saw coming. >> that is about it.

>> us losing both of our quarterbacks. it is what it is. you have to deal with it.