announcer: building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. liz: >> liz: the video of officers beating him when he was pulled from the cart with a traffic stop. it shows him repeatedly screaming for his mother as he is punched, kicked, and upper sprayed. peaceful protests across the country, including here in the bay area. thank you for joining us. i'm liz kreutz. people across the country reacting to the release of the body camera footage showing memphis police officers beating 29-year-old tyre nichols.

besides the body camera footage, surveillance video capturing kicks, punches and baton strikes. five officers have already been fired in face several charges. this morning, two sheriffs's have been suspended while the actions during the beating are investigated. there been numerous protests in response, including some here in the bay area. tim johns reports from san francisco. tim protests sweeping the : country following the release of video showing the final moments of tyre nichols life. from the hometown of memphis to the streets of san francisco. many protesters with the same chant -- >> the racist police. tim following the release of the : footage, his parents out down, with abc news why they wanted the public to see the video. >> this justifies our thr son , showing that he was no threat

to them. tim: this once again sparks debate about policing the united states. >> i'm concerned because here we are again. liz: lisa hill is a professor at cal state east bay and believe s the problem is multifaceted and more complex than a few bad individual officers. >> why is a police officers feel that they are able to treat citizens inhumanely? tim: data shows killings at the hands of police are far higher countries and hill things greater oversight is needed to help reform the system. >> i think there are definite laws and policies and procedures in place that would prevent these actions. tim protests are expected to : continue over the coming days and despite all five of the officers a people are still expecting more. , >> i think there needs to be

an acknowledgment that these action have been taken against a particular demographic. i think people are looking for transparency and honesty. tim until that time comes, his : family says they won't stop >> i feel like my son was sent here on an assignment. his assignment was fulfilled and god took him home. tim: tim johns, abc 7 news. liz: hours before the video was released, his family and their attorneys came for chemist to call for reform and the creation of tyre's law which will officers get involved if that see injustice from another officer. >> it is justice for all of us. she wants reform. >> more importantly, we want peace we do not want any

disturbance. liz: they are also urging police to disband the police crime unit saying there were other cases of misconduct, including claims that were ignored, suggesting this could have been prevented. in the east bay businesses in , oakland were not taking chances. windows were boarded up from 12 street to mcarthur. at last check, the city has been relatively quiet following yesterday's release of the video. there is a protest planned tomorrow. the killing of tyre nichols has shaken the sacramento community. nichols is a sacramento native and lived there before moving to memphis two years ago. a huge part of his history in sacramento was skateboarding, where he and his tiled hood friend met. ryan talked about the impact nichols had on his life and how skating brought them together. ryan we had so many of those : days where we would just be skateboarding all day and talking about our future and what we want to do with our

lives and where we want to be. liz: a vigil will be held in regency park in s tyre used to skateboard this sunday at 6:30 p.m. the community in half moon bay came together to show its strength and support following the mass shooting monday that left seven dead and another injured. according to the san mateo district attorney's office, the suspect told investigators he was angry over a $100 equipment built for damage, and he told investigators it was not his fault but was apparently on a list of things that angered him. last night was about the victims hundreds of people showed up for , a vigil. amanda del castillo reports. ♪ amanda: gripping onto candles, grieving as a community, in downtown half moon bay friday, several hundred people gathered

for a vigil to honor the seven killed this week and to support the sole survivor. many of the crowd admitting in the aftermath every detail released has been eye-opening. >> it is so sad that it takes a tragedy like lost lives to see what is in the community around us. amanda: thi resend say had no e farm less than livable wages paid. this unknown reality only compounding the community's pain. >> it's hard to see that here where we had such affluence and wealth that there is people living less than a mile away with very little in terrible conditions. >> how anyone could let someone that worked for them live like that i do not understand it. ,amanda: the mayor spoke with reporters ahead of the vigil. sharing she was unaware chinese migrants were part of the local farming community. among the victims killed, two

were latino and five were chinese. >> to be honest, i lived here for two and a years and did not realize there is a chinese immigrant community here. i did not realize there are so many people living really you look at the tv reports, the conditions are really bad. i hope this gets improved. amanda but where there is shock : and sadness, there is new found inspiration to get involved for a better future or farmworkers. addressing the crowd friday. a man whose two cousins were shooting victims. one is recovering on the other did not survive. >> [speaking spanish] >> now i'm very sad and i fl much pain. amanda: i'm amanda del castillo , abc 7 news. liz: the attack of paul pelosi

is now public. it was no need to keep it secret because it was played in court. as our report reports, the release of the evidence likely have a major impact of the suspect. >> video allegedly attacking paul pelosi attacking for all to see, including potential jurors. >> when you look at the brazen nature of this attack in front of an officer, that is devastating evidence for people to see over and over again. tara stephen clark is a legal : analyst and former prosecutor, who says the release of this video will certainly have an impact on his trial. >> neither the defense team or the prosecutors wanted this released because it greatly affects his opportunity to get a fair trial. terra: bodycam video shows him arriving at the home the night

of the attack, capturing the moment where he allegedly attacked pelosi with a hammer. >> i think the defense may move to change venue outside of san francisco, because every san franciscan that sees this will have a difficult time coming into court and giving him a clean slate. tara he is facing multiple : federal charges and state felony charges, including attempted murder and entered a not guilty plea. >> the mental health defense is still on the table for him. tara: and this recording of police interrogating him could play a key role, says clark. >> i think the defense will look at this statement he made to the police and say this is a man who is unhinged, suffering from mental illness. tara but clark says the police : questioning could cut both ways. >> he makes a full confession to these charges, certainly that is

very problematic because that interrogation may not come in to trial. i think the defense would try to keep that out but now it has been released to the public. how do you unring that bell? tara tara campbell, abc7news. :liz: foggy morning. lisa: we had a sunny it was 48 degrees. another 10 to 12 degrees of warming but a cooler day today. the sea breeze and onshore flow and a cold front arrives tomorrow. my 70 forecast is next. liz: also ahead, the 49ers are in philly, one win away from the super bowl. more on the team departure from the bay and

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liz: welcome back. you can see right is oakland airport. below that, the golden gate bridge. on the lower right, the tower camera above the fog, you can see the salesforce tower peeking out. a very foggy morning here in the

bay area. this has been a for the asian american community, with two mass shootings ongoing during the lunar new year celebrations. our abc reporter takes a look of the trauma and mental health concerns the community is facing and help that is available. >> whether you are older younger like this high school student. >> we definitely don't talk about it, especially in my household. mental health is not an issue they talk about. two shootings have made it painfully clear for many in the community. he is with the development center in san francisco. >> folks are struggling with grappling with what it means that the shootings happened and what it means that they were perpetrated by elderly asian

n. i think the conflict is also juxtaposed in the moment when the lunar new year is coming and the most important community for us culturally and economically. >> saturday marks one year the beating death of an 80-year-old in a case of asian hate. leaders say this difficult time, there is help for the asian american community. >> being able to work with other organizations and groups such as asians are strong or delta chinatown allows us to be able to get connected with resources, , know what to do with our anger. >> there is self-help for the elderly, based right here in chinatown. there is rams based in the richmond. >> community leaders say healing takes time but there is a way. >> i know that folks are in a state of shock but we have to find a way to make sure joy and love overcome this hate. >> in san francisco suzanne

, phan, abc7news. liz: two cities in marin county facing lawsuits over housing. they are being sued for violating state laws. this ae city did not complete the 90 day review period and wants the plans invalidated. if the lawsuit is successful, the plans will be put on hold and could slow down other housing projects. we are one day away from the championship game. the 49ers got quite the yesterday as they headed off to philly. fans lined their practice facility to get a glimpse of their favorite stars. this is the third appearance in the nfc championshipn hihi is kn as the city of other the love, the 49er faithful are expecting a somewhat hostile environment sunday but plan to show up in

force. it is going to be nice for those who are there, because the weather will be nice in philly. lisa: in the stead of the snowy game in the northeast, it will be about 54 degrees with cloudy skies and a slim chance of a shower. back home, temperatures cooler with a better chance of rain for the bay area with a level 1 system moving in. a dense fog advisory extended until 10:00, highlighted areas from the bayshore, east bay and peninsula looking at very foggy conditions. visibility at 18 of a mile a quarter-mile from the airport down through the san carlos airport and over a mile in mountain view. concord is foggy as well. above the fog, sales force in the distance. it is cold out there. mid and upper 40's.

50 in half moon bay. 37 in santa rosa. 36 in livermore. looking at the upper elevation, out of the north getting quite gusty throughout our sunday, looking at the fog, dense morning fog in the cooling trend continues. cold mornings monday and tuesday. there is a look at the wind today continuing to build along the shoreline and pushing into the bay throughout the afternoon. it is breezy and cooler our storm impact scale bring a level 1 impact system as this fast mover heads in from the north. and it is putting down shower activity for the south of the bay area. the north bay, not so much. the peninsula maybe 1/10 of an inch in the santa cruise

mountains could pick up in the mountains. there is a winter's -- winter weather advisory with 227 inches expected -- two expected. this will be a warning as we get closer. the wind kicking up behind it tomorrow afternoon from 1:00 through 11:00. the highlighted areas looking at north wind gusting to 30 miles per hour, maybe better than that in the upper elevations. upper 50's in livermore. 56 in richmond. san jose should be the milder location at 60. our level 1 system a spotty showers. colder tomorrow night into monday and tuesday and as we get warmer, we see a better chance for rain late thursday into friday.

nothing too exciting in terms of rainfall. it should be coming our way. this is the time we see it in the wintertime. liz: it is nice to have the break. just the horizon for young quarterback brock purdy. art director of sports will have

liz: we are a day away from championship sunday. brock purdy in the 49ers take on jalen hurts and the eagles on the road in philly at financial field. kickoff is at noon. back in the bay, it seems all is right with the warriors for now, steph curry and the gang were lighting up the court at chase center last night. abc 7 sports director larry beil has the highlights in this morning's sports. larry: good morning. steph curry was fined $25,000

by the nba for firing his mouthguard into the stands by wednesday night against meant that -- against memphis. so a little lighter in the wallets with the warriors hosting the raptors. great job by the spirit to play on the court at chase. what a moment. warriors, a season high 40 assists. they led by only one at the break curry third quarter, soft , touch off the glass. the who plus the file, and has off of the bench, firing four triples. rory starting to pull away from toronto, splash, 29 for clay, it is i want to hear more noise, curry from way out, no foul ball there ? didn't matter, 35 points, 11 assists, seven rebounds, time to go, night night kids. warriors when 129 to 117. much has been made of rock purdy's lack of experience as a rookie taking the 49ers to the nfc title game.

but he and jalen hurts of the eagles have each played a grand total of two playoff games. welcome cited niners practice before they took off from -- four philadelphia, -- took off for philadelphia christian , mccaffrey testing his injury calf, mccaffrey looked good, but eliza mitchell questionable because of an injury. here is brock purdy on his mindset into the biggest game of his young career. brock purdy: the blessing applying on the stwith the amount of experience and veterans, knowing that i just gotta go out and do my job and get the ball to kristian and george and hand the ball off and let the run game do its thing so it's not like i gotta do every little thing perfect. i can play my game and do with what i am asked of and get everyone the ball and let them make plays. and let our defense do their thing. larry: to the sharks, hurricanes seal perfected agonizing loss. they blew a lead in the final couple of minutes. 11.5 seconds left oh no they tie , it at four and they go to overtime. cahappen, good night, game over,

drive home safely. they win 5-4 in ot. the third ring stamford women hosting oregon state, a tougher game than expected. -- third ranked stanford women hosting oregon state, a tougher game than expected. cameron spinning baseline, it was a cameron brink show. final seconds, oregon state done three and inbounded, great defense by the cardinal to steal it away and the cardinal hang on 63-60. that is a wrap on morning

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then the dense fog advisory will expire in we will be left with hazy and then sunny conditions. mid to upper 50's for most. the level 1 system arrives tomorrow. most activity south of san francisco and very cold temperatures sunday night, monday, and tuesday. liz: thank you for joining us for abc seven mornings. abc7news continues at 11:00 tonight. we hope you are having a great day. see you back tomorrow. . hold on... you're a night manager and mom. and the bill payer, baker, and nightlight maker? that's a lot. so, adding “and student” might feel daunting.

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