in san jose, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> wow! >> revenge of the zamboni drivers. >> oh my goodness, dream come true. i'll keep dreaming that i close out a professional baseball game one of these days. >> world news donald trump beat the democratic vo:establishment.o, and then he outlasted democratic insiders in washington on impeachment, despite his obvious crimes and corruption. romney: the president is guilty. vo: now, if we don't do something different this time around, he'll win again. that's the hard truth. we simply can't afford to nominate another insider or an untested newcomer who doesn't have the experience to beat trump on the economy. we need to think different. tom steyer is a progressive businessman who left his company and is using his time and money to beat big corporations and address climate change. he can expose donald trump as a fraud and failure on the economy. tom steyer: he's running on the economy. he running on the idea that democrats can't grow an economy, are a bunch of socialists, you can't afford to v

very excited to be here. >> reporter: in miami, dustin dorsey, abc7 news. >> you said it.ted to be there as we would all be. >> yeah, no contending with parking either. what a bonus. >>> let's take time for one last check of the weather. >> we're finding that it turns windy overnight, guys. for that fact, wind advisory will go into effect early tomorrow morning at 4:00 a.m. while many of us are sleeping. you can see much of the bay area outlined for these strong winds gusting up to 45 miles per hour at times. future tracker wind gusts showing you early tomorrow morning the winds will ramp up thanks to a cold front moving through the region. winds especially along the coastline well over 30 miles per hour and much of our sunday is just a windy day. the winds will calm down early monday morning. so overnight tonight some patchy fog here and there. temperatures mainly settling in the 40s. then tomorrow it's windy with that wind advisory and that wind is going to bring in some cool air tomorrow. you're going to notice the difference compared to today. stuck in the 50s. here's

south bay community journalist dustin dorsey talked with easter kane of the sharks about the museum. >> history is coming to the bay area in celebration of black history month t nhl black history hockey meebl museum cmos to show hockey is for everyone. >> black hift history has a place in hockey. i think over the years it's been overlooked. it's nice for it to be recognized in some capacity. especially with young minority groups that don't knowou hockey great lesson, them understanding that there were guys that looked like them that played 30, 40 years ago. just learning the history of the sport and the history of our culture as black people. >> the museum celebrates the pioneers who helped create the culture in hockey that continues to grow today. from the wall representing every black player in the nhl to notable sharks stars like evader kane and joel ward. it tells the stories that kane hopes inspire the next generation of players. >> in order to grow the game and the sport you have to have people from all backgrounds and places around the world. interested and a part of it. for u

larry beil and chris alvarez and amanda del castillo and community journalist dustin dorsey.ive reports continue at 6:00 and then at 11:00 p.m. larry and chris will have highlights and post-game reaction. >>> fire crews in the south bay got an illegal surprise while responding to a house fire. >> up in smoke. coming up, what firefighters discovered that made the scene especially dangerous. >>> and caught in the act. take a look. a thief in san francisco ran into a bit of a setback during this heist. >>> and i'm meteorologist drew tuma. a bright but brisk day out there. winds gusting well over 30 miles yourbut as you get older,thing. it naturally begins to change, causing a lack of sharpness, or even trouble with recall. thankfully, the breakthrough in prevagen helps your brain and actually improves memory. the secret is an ingredient originally discovered... in jellyfish. in clinical trials, prevagen has been shown to improve short-term memory. prevagen. healthier brain. better life. >>> in san francisco a popular restaurant had its safe stolen overnight. they shared this sur

dustin dorsey takes us through process of what they call the making of the duke. >> a lot changes year for the goal. the price, the location, but one thing remains the constantly. the duke. the official football of the nfl made by wilson. and you can actually make your own football. we're going to take you through and show you how it's made. >> we have the same process we do it every day back in the facto factory. everybody loves to see it. they think it is automated until they see it. wee take the two halves of the football and sew it together. we stamp on the logo. >> so when i first see the ball, knits four separate panels. i've already sewn my top and bottom sections. >> so this will soften the leather and make it more pliable. >> i'll get it ready. it is a polyurethane bladder. >> this is only a game ball lace. only nfl game ball. it hasn't changed in a long time. >> frank is going to put the football in the mold. he'll incertain the needle and then we'll close this mold. the ball is finished. the crowd can be part of the process. it is the biggest game in the world coming from th

. >> journalist dustin dorsey brings you the fun from the shark tank new at 6:00. >> we're at ice level at the sap center for s.t.e.m. day 2020 where students from across the south bay are here at the shark tank to learn how sport and science come together to make the game of hockey. >> the sharks are here in the heart of silicon valley and s.t.e.m. is growing by the day. so today we have 150 six graders from three local school districts that completed the hockey scholar computer learning. they've been learning about s.t.e.m. content and the science of hockey via the sharks all day long. >> they'll be able to learn about different angles, learn about friction on the ice. we're hoping to get them really excited about thinking about the math, thinking about the science that happens behind the scenes when they're watching hockey. >> what's one thing that you learned here today? >> well, i learned about the different jobs that the people were doing over there. i learned about english, which i thought was interesting -- angles, which i thought was interesting. >> did you know there was so mu

abc 7 south bay community journalist dustin dorsey caulked with evander kane of the museum >> history is coming to the bay area in celebration of black history month the nhl black hockey history mobile museum is make stopgs in san jose and oakland as the leelg showing that hockey is for everyone. >> black history obviously a worldwide thing and has a place in hockey. i think over the years it's been overlooked and it's nice for it to be recognized and in some capacity. especially with young minority groups that maybe don't know about the game of hockey, i think it's a great lesson. them understanding that there were guys that looked like them that played, 30, 40 years ago. just learning the history of in sport and the history of our culture as black people. >> reporter: the museum celebrates the pioneers creating the culture in hockey that continues to grow today. from the wall of pucks representing every black player playing in the nhl to equipment of notable black shark starns. evander kane joel ward. the museum tells the stories kane helps hopes inspire the next generation. >> in o

dustin dorsey introducess lucky get the experience of a lifetime. >> reporter: francisco is a bay area 49ers fan. and thanks to his love for the team he is in miami for the super bowl. and he is getting ready for the nfl 100 experience of a lifetime. >> totally excited to be here. i'm here with my girlfriend sylvia landed yesterday in the amazing. >> last month i saw for a contest on twitter that the nfl was doing i submitted a photo. along with a short story of my favorite nfl experience. and now i'm here. last time the 49ers won the super bowl back in '94 in miami. i remember watching the game my dad and my older brother. that's the first time i really became a 49er fan. it's awesome they are here. the best part is if they win on sunday right before the 2 minute warning i'm on theield and be able to hit the -- blast the confetti canon all over to start the party. i have faith my 49ers will win on sunday. i'm just trying to prepare myself. it's going to a dream. i'll probably start crying just from excitement. i want to thank the nfl for choosing me. i'm so overwhelmed and amazing exp