the sports arena experience can be overwhelming, and that is especially true for women with special needs and can be true for adults as well. now there i a new space at chase center. this december the san francisco ballet held its first sensory friendly performance with low lighting and softer sounds. the warriors had the same idea. today they dedicated a new marble space to the hero known for playing shang-chi.

>> reporter: on monday the warriors unveiled a new space for him. on monday the team unveiled a new space for fans with autism. thanks to a new donation, the warriors game day experience is now more comfortable and welcoming for such fans. he unveiled the renovated room named after him before the team took on okc. >> for a number of these families that have mothers, fathers, children with sensory needs, going to a public event seems unfathomable when the resources aren't there and ther is not the existence of a sensory room to cope with these moments where the lights, the sounds, there is an overstimulation of the senses.

>> reporter: the room has puzzles and games meant to calm and smooth fans. the space was built with the supportive culture city, a nonprofit that creates sensory inclusion for those with invisible disabilities, which one in six people do within the u.s. >> it was started by this amazing man who has a wonderful son who is nonverbal. he has taught me, personally, so much about what it means to make it possible. >> reporter: simu liu says that he wants to use his platform to advocate and lift up others in need. >> the addition of a sensory room is critically important, because it is not just about making life bearable but about making it exceptional. >> reporter: this was an exceptional moment for 14-year-old davey. >> that is very cool.

>> he has autism, so to sometimes crowds can be difficult to be around. this makes it easier to come to a game. >> it is as easy as coming here for a few minutes, coming down, looking at the lights. >> reporter: the room is also open to mothers who need to nurse, people with ptsd, or anyone who needs a quiet space. we all know all too well about earthquakes here in the bay area, but people in turkey and syria are living through this nightmare. the numbers ar shocking. more than 4000 people have died. the death toll is still climbing tonight. there have been hundreds of aftershocks, some almost as big as the initial quake. our john ramos spoke to members of the local turkish community who are watching this unfold from afar and worrying about their loved ones. >> reporter: the video coming out of turkey looks like a hollywood disaster film. giant

apartment buildings falling to the ground as people run for their lives. the 7.8 magnitude quake has been followed by dozens of aftershocks and thousands of lives are feared lost in the massive piles of rubble. rescue workers both in turkey and neighboring syria ar begging the world for assistance. >> now this is a disaster area and we need help from everyone to save our people! >> reporter: as the nightmare unfolds, turks and syrians in the bay area are trying to make contact with loved ones. >> i know in the united states, in the bay area, we are still struggling and trying to figur out what really happened. we know what happened. but there i still a little hope that this i not as bad as it looks like.

>> reporter: in 1999, a similar -sized quake rocked istanbul. the bay area turkish society says the destruction may be worse this time. >> a lot of the new buildings built by the government hospitals, airport, transportation channels, they are all damaged. everyone is trying to get help to them, however the infrastructure is dismantled. >> reporter: she says that can' be considered an accident. she said government officials have ignored the scientific community, disregarding modern building standards in a headlon rush to throw buildings up quickly. >> the economy is depending on this turning of draconian level of construction, and the rules weren't followed. >> reporter: she fears that rescue or relief efforts by the

government will be equally inept. >> unfortunately the situation is going to unfold even worse, but people arejulprinoar ahead of time. >> reporter: both of the local turks that we spoke to last tim recommended that donations be made in fore supplies can reach the area. they also said that donations should be made to private organizations, not government sources, because it will be mor likely to end up where it is needed. >> anytime we see an earthquake of this magnitude, we are reminded of the risk that we have here in the bay area. wha would something look like that here? >> it would be tragic but we would see nothing like the scal of tragedy that has unfolded in turkey and syria. but we look a a number of faults. a number of faults crisscrossed the bay

area, but there are a few that we look at . it is the san andreas fault, the calaveras fault, but also the hayward fault. it has the highest probability over the next 20 years, according to a study tha u.s. geological survey did along the hayward fault, centered between oakland and sa leandro. you can see how quickl the shades of orange and red indicating major shaking spread away from the epicenter within the first 15 to 20 seconds afte the quake occurred. elsewhere in the simulation, there is the potential for up to 800 fatalities. it is, again, a fraction of what they have seen in turkey and syria, but this would be a horrific event that would help to improve these codes, which would really

overwhelm the medical infrastructure around the bay area as well. it is unfortunately a matter of when and not if, so it rings the importance of being prepared, having the emergency kit ready to go so that you know what to do in case it happens. >> obviously our thoughts with everyone in turkey and syria tonight. just a horrible story unfolding there. thank you for putting this in perspective. tonight, stanford universit students called for a protest calling for the university to get rid of campus police. this comes after a white officer dre his gun on a black man more tha a week ago after he refused to get out of his car. hundreds of students were marching there, this after a graduate student saw the incident and then tweeted about it. one student activist says the encounter is creating concerns about potential police abuse. >> it has sparked a lot of emotion and a lot of fear on campus, especially for black

communities that have never really felt truly safe here wit the amount of policing. >> the officer involved said there had been a lot of package tsons becameer saw a of esn the n's ca t foposssi ravana. oakland police chief sick and tired of being on administrative leave. he wants his job back, now, and he is going to ask the mayor for just that. the mayor put him on leav after it was revealed that he was handled officer misconduct in the department. the chief said he never got the notification about the misconduct and that department policies prevent them from getting involved in internal affairs investigations. the naacp is telling people to call and email the mayor and demande that she reinstate him. the group said that it is an issue of justice and fairness for the people and community of oakland

we asked the mayor tonight abou this, but her office said that she wasn't available. you can call him the bay area dog trainer to the stars. we will introduce you to a loca man who has a pretty impressive clientele and tell you why his dolis thay not haco ch. alsom have to do with the goonies? wh a capsized boat isn't the craziest thing about this story stick around. later on in sports, does anyone have as hot of a night as klay thompson?

we are celebrating changemakers in the bay area, and tonight we introduce you to a man who has a passion for helping pets and the people who bring them into their homes. ma darrow shares this story of black excellence. >> reporter: they say that a do is a man's best friend. for jocelyn, that relationship mean everything. for the last 14 years, in san jose and also los angeles, he has worked to

improve the lives of dogs and their owners through his training business, callie canin solutions. >> my goal was to lessen euthanization rate by teaching people all the skills they need to be great dog handlers and do owners. it will create more value so that she has more desire for it. i trade bay area's own steph curry, lebron james and more. we will take a homeless man off the street and help him if he is having trouble. for me, dogs are the way that i stayed focus because i was kind of a busy kid, kind of a troublemaker growing up. dogs were a way for me to redirect my energy down a positive outlook. >> reporter: thriving in doing what he loves to do, he takes pride in his passion and in his

roots. >> you know, this is a great month to celebrate black excellence. i am just really glad to do my part. i like to represent for the culture. i grew up in hip-hop culture. i a from oakland, california, and i like to show young people that do you, and do whatever you wan to do. you can still put your passion in play and create a great lifestyle and career for yourself and be able to help a lot of other people. >> reporter: pursuing that passion takes practice, just like it takes practice, a lot o it, to train a dog. one of the most important things there -- >> make sure your dog is having a great time training as much a yourself. >> reporter: isn't having a great time always the goal with your best friend? >> that is a story perfect for max! >> i have dobermans who are

misunderstood but the sweetest dogs ever. he is really saving those dogs! >> i have a retriever mix. it took her six months to figure out how to do things around the house and what not to do in the house. but take them out for a good walk and wear them out! that is the key. we are in the midst of a calm weather pattern now that our weekend rain chances have moved out. some passing clouds overhead tomorrow. those will just filter the sunshine, not block it entirely. the rain wil remain to our north for the nex several days. high pressure taking over in the upper levels of the atmosphere. that means that a mountain of air will be building on top of us, close enough to suppress the development of any clouds. we are going to see plenty of sunshine wednesday and thursday with warmer temperatures as well. little fog spilling in from the eastern valleys, but other than that just those clouds tomorrow. we will see severe clear wednesday and thursday. lots and lots of

sunshine with temperatures steadily warming up from their average to slightly above average on wednesday. several degrees above normal by the tim thursday rolls around. no rain in sight for the rest of the work week. the six to 10 day outlook shows a good chance of drier than normal conditions around the bay

beyonce, the queen herself, harry styles and elizabeth had some of the biggest moments of the grammys, but a lot of the grammy gold is coming right back here to the bay area. the bay area's alphabet rockers won their first grammy for best children's album. and berkeley's taj mahal won best traditional blues album. but you know what?

this seems to be the part of the show that everybody is talking about. an epic tribute to 50 years of hip-hop, five decades of major legends like too short! >> whatever hip-hop does,, foto has to keep saying forget about what happened before me, and just do it every time. up next, a fish rescue, dead fish and the goonies house. the really weird story behind this viral video.

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all right, tv news producers love nothing more than a story with great video, right? they love it, and this story has all of that.

as it turns out, the video was just the start of a story that got impossibly weird. here it is. have you guys seen this? yeah. last week this video went viral. the coast guard making an unreal rescue off the coast of oregon. there was a guy stuck in 20 foot seas. you saw the got flip over. the coast guard who pulled this off just graduated with his first rescue ever. it turns out the guy the rescued had stolen the yacht! the maneuvering was a little off. but it doesn't end there. police in oregon saw the video. they thought they knew the guy, and it turns out they have been looking for him after he allegedly found himself leaving dead fish on the porch of the house of the goonies and posting it to facebook. i don't know! he was arrested in oregon on

theft, criminal mischief and other charges. he is from canada and is wanted by authorities there for even more criminal charges. >> what? >> yeah. >> okay. do we know what the charges are? >> a long laundry list of other things. >> like not paying for his coffee at tim horton's? >> that resembles the ss minnow from gilligan's island! >> i don't want to have a run- in with that guy for any reason! ♪♪ >> we understand. >> we understand the feelings of embarrassment of failing teeth and tooth loss. >> we understand the pain of not being able to chew or feeling confident smiling.