terrifying moments as a car veers outs of control and smashes into an oakland home causing both to burst into flames. marin residents told to leave their homes. how an effort to keep their rent low is now backfiring. >> my mom said the same thing. i'm not leaving, not over my dead body. i plan to stay here and fight. good evening, brian hackney. >> and i'm andrea nakano. you can see on this video, it was a iereet. a car lostol

careenedf sepeop wereut doing some normal saturday chores. authorities say the car's brakes failed as it came down campus drive. >> that's where the car ended up, smashed into a home. flamesfrom under the car spread to the house. investigators think it will car hit a gas line which then caught fire. and once firefighters got there, no evacuations were needed. they got the flames under control, but they are allowing the fire to burn off gas until pg&e can clamp the line. neighbors say they have had problems with that intersection before. >> i've lived here 22 years, and probably about three or four times we've had people come barreling through that intersection and hit houses or hit the retaining wall. >> the driver, another adult, and three children escaped with minor injuries, but two kids were taken to the hospital to get checked out. there was no one inside the home. oakland authorities

looking for the driver that injured a mother and her young child in a hit and run. at about 12:30 this afternoon, the woman and her daughter were hit while crossing 34th street along international boulevard. the driver then drove off. police are still looking for the suspect. there's no word yet on the cannot condition of the victims. new concrete barriers went up on san francisco's capp street. it's the latest effort by the city to slow prostitution on the street notorious for its sex trade. and it comes after some in the area called for changes. but the traffic barriers have brought on a different set of frustrations. now from the san francisco firefighters. the local san francisco firefighter's union 798 took to twitter calling the barriers a safety hazard. the tweet says selfish decisions that put others at risk can have dire consequences. it goes on to say, if you were trapped in a building, how

long would you like to wait? mayor london breed was tagged in the tweet as well. the city has said that the barriers are not permanent. now to the latest on the health of former president jimmy carter after it was announced today he has started hospice care. >> according to the jimmy carter center, he's dealt with a number of issues recently and after a few short hospital stays, he's decided to spend his remaining time at home with family and enter hospice care. he has the full support of his family and medical team in the decision. the family is requesting privacy during this time. >> mr. carter is 98 years old. he was the 39th president of the united states, and the longest living u.s. president in history. >> he kept a low profile in politics since leaving office in 1981. he has focused his time on charity work with habitat for humanity. >> he was last seen in the bay area ten years ago for a habitat for humanity project. mr. carter and his wife were

in oakland helping to construct some affordable housing units. a biographer who wrote a book about the former president says carter will be remembered for the ways he gave back to his community. >> he was the only president who used the white house as a steppingstone to greater things. and it's true, you know, he ha just a continuation of his presidency in my ways doing good works. >> tributes to the former president has been coming in all day and night since the news came out. many of them remembering him for his life of service. rapper and actress yoyo paid a visit to the bay area today. she was here to inspire the next generation. >> and betty yu reports from

redwood city. >> reporter: yolanda whitaker, also known as yoyo, is the protege of ice cube. she shook up the world of hip hop as one of its first female pioneers. the grammy-nominated artist rapped her way into her talk at the black history museum and learning center in redwood city. >> that's the only way we're going to start growing in hip hop. it's to own it. >> reporter: the compton born artist shared her journey from the early days of her career, leaving it all behind, and going back to school at age 30. she recently received an honorary doctorate degree in humanitarianism. >> i got rid of the sweatshirts and tennis shoes, took the braids out my hair. i just thought i was on a different mission in life. but the journey just, it was almost like the world saying thank you by giving me back the desires of my heart. >> reporter: and that's her

love for music. in recent years, she founded the yoyo school of hip hop, giving back to future artists across the country. >> i'm most proud of that. i'm most proud to have kids who don't know who i am learn to love me, and, you know, learn something from me. >> reporter: she's also the god daughter of carolyn hoskins, owner of the pop up black history museum on jefferson avenue. >> how she's still trying to motivate youth and still wanting people to understand the history of hip hop and how, especially for women, it was never an easy road. >> reporter: yoyo said she's relied on her faith to walk through life's challenges, and her education boosted her confidence. >> we write lyrics all the time, but i didn't know if i was offending anyone. now i spit it because i can spit it from the heart, and that matters to me. >> reporter: what's your favorite song and can we hear

some of it? >> my favorite is the classic i wanna be done, brandy, mc light, and the queen. [ singing ] >> black history month also happening in the east bay in weekend as fremont honored its black leaders today. >> do you know what time it is? it is black history month! that's what time it is! >> state legislators came together with city council members to honor seven local leaders, including the director of the county food bank, a technician, a life coach, and the fremont chief of police. the event was at the south bay community church in fremont. >> i just think that it's very important because i stand on the shoulders of the some wonderful men and women who made some tremendous sacrifices so that i can be where i am here today. i worked hard, but i also

learned from their sacrifice. in san francisco, the bay view hunter's point community celebrated black history month at a site that represents a recent win for social justice. the brand new southeast community center was originally promised after a group of activists objected to an expansion of the nearby sewage plant. a plan that would have sent 80% of the city's sewage to its blackest neighborhood. harold madison was one of the ones that wanted more than just waste. >> the city wanted to put a basketball court there. we said we need a center for job training, education, for residents of bay view hunter's point. >> now the center commemorates those local activists and its vibrant hub after opening four months ago. today, it was the site of the black history parade, a ag >>he

opportunity to continue to ndimagin hundds of sa t ack history moparade ganizers hope the parade and center will attract more businesses to the bay view. the owner and management of the rv park of san rafael near the intersection of 580 and 101 has told tenants they're closing the rv park after losing their legal battle to raise people's rent. but the families living there told our da lin they won't be going without a fight. >> reporter: there are about 45 units in this rv park. i'm told about 40 of them received the notice to leave by october 31st. >> my place is tiny, but comfortable. i love my neighbors. i have a good relationship with all the neighbors. >> reporter: alex has lived in this rv park for 18 years. his mother moved in with him about a year and a half ago. he's one of many who recently

received this notice. >> living here for 18 years. they want to kick you out. where are you going to go? where? on the street? i don't have the means for the first and last and rent here. this is my home. >> reporter: roughly 90 people live here. many are low income families that work in the service industry. >> my income is $1,300. rent and utilities about $750. so i live with very tight. >> reporter: he and other neighbors say the problems started after the park owner hired a management company called harmony communities in 2021. like most residents, he owns the rv he lives in, but rents the land for about $575 a month. the management company increased the rent by $100, he says. the city of san rafael stepped in, saying the increase is too high and violates rent control. the city successfully sued and

blocked the increase. now harmony community says it's closing the park. >> yeah, it has been hell. >> reporter: harmony refuses to use the word eviction. they call it a park closure. a spokesperson for harmony reheated a statement saying the city wants a private property owner to single handedly subsidize welcome housing in san rafael, but we're losing money every month. since the city refused to honor its own ordinance, the only choice is shutting down the park. we anticipate all residents moving out by october and look forward to redeveloping the property towards a higher and better use. >> my mom said the same thing. i'm not leaving here, not on my dead body, she said. she's 96 years old. i plan to stay here and fight all the way in court. >> reporter: the city is aware of the latest notice to shut down the park. because it's a holiday weekend, we could not reach them. it's unclear if the city plans to step in. still ahead tonight, a coastal community saying good bye to their beloved pier

damaged during the winter d book em, danno. a new library of sorts on treasure island. that's next. and hopefully you got plans to get outdoors the next two days of this three-day weekend. the weather is going to be fantastic. make the most of them, because my tuesday everything changes. it's going to get a lot colder. there's a chance of rain, maybe snow in the hills. forecast on all that is coming right up.

it's been weeks since the historic sea cliff pier was ravaged by the winter storms. the damage was pretty extensive, so the state ultimately decided to tear it all down. >> before it's gone, the state parks department held a good bye celebration for a pier. >> devin fehely has that story. >> reporter: the state estimates they lost roughly 200 feet of the pier during the recent storms, a casualty of wind and water and waves. and what was left was bent and buckled and very nearly broken. the state said the whole wobbly structure was quote, in a state of imminent collapse. and unlike previous storms, there would be no coming back. the damage was deemed irreparable, and the decision made to tear it all down. but as battered as the pier was, it was also beloved. it had been there nearly 100

years, built in 1930, to give the public access to the uss palo alto. the ship has seen better days too, and will remain half submerged just off the coast. a relic in ruins, and the pier that once connected it to the public soon to be gone. there are changes ahead in the old weather department. >> yeah. >> and it's bundle up time. >> by the time we get to tuesday and wednesday. but before we get there, we still have two days left of this three-day weekend. and they're going to be fantastic. so sunny and warm, the timing on this is really working out well from that standpoint. but once we all go back to normal on tuesday, it's going to get a lot colder and windy, and there's a chance of light rain. daytime highs tomorrow will be at their warmest in the 70 degree range. santa rosa going to 70. might be a couple degrees above it on monday. all these highs on sunday will

go up about another three degrees or so monday. maybe a few more clouds on monday, but a nice day all in all. then tuesday, look what's coming our way. directly from the north. this is a unique set up. we have a system that dives down straight from alaska. those are cold when they do that. but on the flip side, they adopt have a lot of moisture to work with because they're coming down the dry side. not just straight across the pacific. so this won't have a lot of rain. but it's going to sit here for three days and just kind of get stuck off the coast. it's not going to be caught in the jet stream, nothing to move it out. it's just going to loiter around. and there's a chance of rain wednesday, thursday, and friday, all three days. but looking at the rainfall totals, it won't be the biggest impact from this. granted, rain is always a big deal around these parts. we'll talk about it, point it out. maybe a quarter inch by the time we finish.

maybe a little more over a three-day period. that's really not much. especially in light of the january we had. a better snow producer in the sierra. a foot and a half. maybe higher at the highest elevations. you can see the snow in the coast range showing up. we could get a light dusting of snow here in the mountains, but not going to have a significant impact. just pretty to look at if we get it. here's the first thing you'll notice. the winds turns on. that's on tuesday. then it gets strong, and it's going to be cold. this is how you get a wind chill factor. tuesday afternoon it's already going to start feeling a lot different. but the cold air is funneling in behind all the winds, and then the morning lows really fall out. north bay valleys down into the mid-20s for morning lows. by thursday and friday, we're not that cold. but looking at thursday morning's lows in general, it's still 32 in san jose and mid-30s pretty much everywhere else. so that's the biggest impact. but yes, we did put a chance of rain on here. there will be.

buese e there be small hail with those. that's one of the more notable impacts. but it's the cold and rain you'll feel the most. back over to you. sports is coming up next. we have a saturday super slate for the bay area's college basketball teams. the headliner is st. mary's. most likely the bay area's lone men's team that will be dancing this year. they're heading into march on a heater, i'd say.

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show. st. mary's appears to be a lock for the ncaa tournament. the gales sit at number 17 in the country, and could have their highest seed in program history if they continue running through the west coast conference. they've been dominating. byu in town tonight. the cougars having a down year, but can still get you if you're sleeping. first half, gales logan johnson, a call that the skywalker. he scored 14 of the team's first 16. gales up 4. tight game in the second half. aidan pestering for the steal. johnson lays it up and in. the gales up 4. next possession, mahaney says i see you have some time outs byu, use them! they want to talk it over after the gales take the seven point lead. minuteslater, johnson slamming

it home. but byu battled back. one possession game with under a minute. the ball in the hands of a freshman, age is just a number! mahaney had 16 points on the night. 14 in half two. it's st. mary's getting the w 71-65. stanford has been playing much better, but a tough task tonight at usc. first half cardinal moved the rock. ingram buries it. stanford pulled within two but never closer. ellis says that's mine now and hangs on the rim. oh, the disrespect. stanford losing their second straight game to a future big 10 school 85-75. mark fox and cal, 25 point underdogs against ucla tonight. could they cover? cal on defense. in traffic, the lay in and one. cal got steam rolled by ucl a

87-43. all star game. oakland native damian lillard lit up the three point contest. there's two, there's three, needs the money ball for the victory, and he sinks it. lillard get it is trophy tonight. unfortunately not getting one this year with portland. and matt mcclung played on the summer league team, now plays for the 76er's g league team. right here showing off some hops over two human bodies and reverses it. then in the final round, brings out the high school jersey. forget a 360, how about a 540? he did that on his first try, says it's over. look at him. unbelievable. the judge's gave him a perfect score. he's 6' 2. mcclung, your 2023 slam dunk contest winner.

all right, next in sports, tiger woods in action today after making the cut at riviera. and the san jose sharks had buffalo sabers in town tonight. the ending of that game is on the way.

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how about some start night golf. it went down this morning afternoon at genesis open at riviera. tiger woods made the cut on the number meaning woods got to stick around for the weekend. today tiger matched his best 18 since a round at the master that was back in november of 2020. tiger aiming to finish a 72 pole tournament for the first time since april. his putter was an issue yesterday. how about today an 17 for birdie. he doesn't get the gust of wind he needed. he agonized over leaving it short. but from agony to victory. maybe his best shot of the day. 189 yards out. this would be a double eagle. no way it's going in, right? right? right. but still, an eagle as he would tap it in.

he wound up shooting a 4 under par 67. he's tied for 26th. that's relevant because it's been more than three years since he had a top 20 finish. and finishing it off in the nhl. the sharks have lost two in a row, hosting buffalo. look who's waiting all alone with a clean look at the net. that's alexander there to rebound it and tie it up at two. but if you're catching a theme, and you probably don't notice. when i anchor, the sharks lose. i swear i've never called a winning highlight, and that's jeff skinner there to go ahead for the goal. 4-2 the final. i watch vern's highlights, and i'm not joking 16 in a row. >> charlie, bad news from the sharks organization, um. [ laughter ] >> don't anchor on sharks nights. >> i'll anchor on tuesdays. >> thanks, charlie. kids off for the weekend, so a deer thought it was the

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the san francisco public library is celebrating the city's first ever book kiosk on treasure island. it's in partnership with the treasure island development authority, and the book kiosk is an electric machine, kind of like a vending machine, that will house a permanent stand alone collection of pop crew already popular books on the island. it's located in the entrance of the cove supermarket. and people came out to san francisco's mission science workshop this afternoon for an immersive look inside the human body. this is a blood vessel blown up to the size of a school bus. kids and families showed up for a chance to walk into the

blood vessel for an inside look at how an artery works and red blood cells, white blood cells, and more. the workshop staff says they want to provide kids in the community with more hands on learning experiences. and from education to disturbing a place of learning there. this is alabama. unexpected visitor showing evolution didn't design cloven hooves to be on waxed floors. the school posted their footage to the facebook page saying the deer struggled walking on waxed floors, but eventually made it back outside. it was not hurt and didn't do much damage. ended happily. >> it looked like it was walking well on the way out. >> yeah, wasn't hurt. it just took a couple hours to remember how it came in. >> and go out the same way. >> poor littl

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