>> moving forward, finding solutions. this is abc7news. ♪ >> get out of here. leave. get out of here. >> a street vendor attacked with a baseball bat. the employee now under arrest. the bay neighbors in the fire tonight. i'm dion lim. we will get to the stories and the minute but we will follow some breaking news into the newsroom. five people have been shot during a parade in new orleans tonight. fea hospital. one person has been detained in connection with the shooting. new orleans is in the final days of the carnival celebration.

tuesday is mardi gras and they have seen crowds of visitors. we will bring you more information as we get it. coming out of san jose, another street vendor is recovering from an elected attack for the second time in four days in the city. this video is going viral and the vendor spoke with our reporter to explain what happened. >> carlos sanchez is the father of a family of four. he showed up on sunday, the day after he was attacked. >> get out of here. leave. >> in this video, is taunted and threatened, allegedly by the employee of the auto store. the employee allegedly hits sanchez. >> reading?

ready? you want to do that? let's do that. >> take it easy. >> sanchez says and described the man was not in his right side of mind. man. sanchez says he does not know him or why he attacked him. sanchez has been cooking up this corner for the last six months and makes $50 a day. he says he's not on the auto shop property in never interfered with customers. >> is super brave. he showed up today which is a super brave act. he was literally attacked with a bat. >> they help educate and

advocate for the legal rights of latino she is glad he is speaking out. >> the attacker is speaking up. they have been overseen and overlooked by the struggles they face. >> sanchez's v viral. the auto shop did not respond to request for comment. dion: it is hard to this attack is the second on a street vendor in days. on thursday, someone assaulted a food vendor outside, and that was caught on camera. the suspect bought several hotdocs and made her demand for free hotdogs. the vendor suffered several loose teeth. there have been no arrests. happening now, let's take a live look at the oakland airport camera tonight because just

hours ago, a massive power outage was halting operations. the current outage map shows a big improvement, not so much red as this afternoon. at last check, 26,000 customers are still without power. full restoration is not expected until 2:30 a.m. ryan curry walks us through the mess. >> blake street lights all around east oakland. a substation fire near the coliseum wiped out power for over 50,000 customers at one point. a large area without power. >> we noticed inside. >> they arrived at the substation around 1:00 and noticed a transformer was on fire, knocking out power for thousands. oakland fire says it is one of the most significant outages. >> we've had transformers and

things of that nature go out throughout the city. this is a significant amount. >> it goes all the way from the oakland hills of the alameda border, including oakland international airport. tsa holding chickens. -- check-ins. numerous flights were delayed in a few canceled. this has been the scene through oakland, crowded baggage claims, passenger saying some of them were delayed before they arrived. they have boarded half the flight. >> we were the last ones on and said we will not put you on the airplane right now. we waited in portland for a little longer and got over here and they got the power running. >> he and his girlfriend set the outage came as a surprise. they said they were fortunate to be landing. >> we were fortunate to be on

our way out and not going somewhere because they would be stressed. >> the official causes under investigation. crews have to examine the damage. >> pg&e has to wait and be able to look at the all the equipment to realize and figure out what the cause of the fire was. dion: transformer fire, abc7news sent out this push alert warning people of the outage. you can get this on your phone by downloading our app. some cyclists on the east bay are banding together following a recent series of targeted attacks using a technique using dooring. >> will have to learn how to become neighbors. the more of us together, the stronger we are. dion: hundreds of cyclists showed their strength with

the group ride. some on the crimes have been caught on dashcam video. two dozen cyclists were targeted last week in oakland. 14 were hit, 2 suffered serious injuries. an oakland cyclist went to the hospital with a deep cap after she says a driver doored her. >> it was just, what? door open and i am on the ground. they drove away as soon as they hit me. dion: the oakland police department is investigating at least one of the collisions and looking for witnesses. new details on the severe flooding at an apartment complex in east oakland. after for tenant to return. the coliseum columns complex flooded on new year's day, but our media partners of these bay towns report the city of oakland is stepping in.

the city council has committed $2 million to help keeping fund the hotel space for more than 100 displaced residents. the council is hoping federal disaster relief funds will come through to reimburse the city. happening tomorrow, oakland's naacp will rally with community leaders to show their support for recently fired police chief armstrong. he was terminated without cause on wednesday. his dismissal came among the mayor placed them on paid leave. a federal monitor's report question his response about a misconduct about one of his sergeants. he said he did nothing wrong. tomorrow's rally is set for 10:00 a.m. coming to this week, oakland police at the viare foot patrol. the department is using a nearly $2 million federal grant and

matching the funds to pay for the patrols. much more to come tonight. a catholic bishop known as peacemaker shot and killed in southern california. the mystery unfolding tonight. a helicopter comes crashing down on waterpark. what the helicopter had no inside. >> bay area weather is we have rain and snow coming midweek. i will have the accuweather forecast comin

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dion: new developments out of the pacific. north korea has fired two more ballistic missiles.

those missiles hit the waters on the east coast of the korean peninsula. north korea fired a long-range missile a day earlier as well. in response, south korea and the u.s. staged drills involving bombers. defense officials say none of these launches pose an immediate threat to americans or allies. developing news, shock and sadness in the diocese of los angeles after a bishop's sudden death, now being investigated as murder. david o'connell was shot yesterday afternoon. leanne suter has the very latest tonight. ♪ and neighbors gathering at the crime scene for an emotional prayer service for david

o'connell. >> he changed our lives. very supportive. always working for good people. >> the catholic community in shock after learning his death was a homicide. >> we are deeply disturbed to read >> jose gomez expressing his sadness. >> he had a wonderful sense of humor and a beautiful the devotion. we all miss him. very much. >> he was found shot to death and sound his home. detectives have not released any information about a possible suspect or motive for the mu rder, . he was known as a peacemaker with a passion for serving those in need, especially in immigrant community.

it been a priest for the l.a. archdiocese for 25 years. >> he is your best friend, you talk to him for one minute. he was everywhere in the san gabriel valley and all the different events. so, j >> no word on any potential suspect. detectives only saying there's no current threat to the community. dion: in new jersey, four recovering after an accident inside the american dream all. a large decorative helicopter fell into a swimming pool below while people were in the water. the mall says the injuries were minor but one of the four people were taken to the hospital. the rest of the injured left on their own. the waterpark was evacuated after the incident. this week, a subscriptio

service which will up instagram and facebook users to pay to get the verify check mark. ceo mark zuckerberg says meta verified will start at $11.99 a month. it will launch in australia later this week. to avoid fake accounts, it will let users verify their account using oa government id. parts of the bay area may see snow midweek. that is things to a storm system arriving on the bay area tuesday. snow levels could drop to as low as 1500 feet in elevation which means we could cl light dusting of snow on some of the bay area's higher peaks. how is this possible? we hit 70 today. >> dramatic changes. above 70 tomorrow. by midweek, levels below 1000 feet at some places. we expect that in the higher

peaks, but at this time, it may be more. dion: much lower. >> wind speeds generally calm or barely measurable. wind is not a factor tonight. it is a bit milder ifu degrees by this time last night. two degrees warmer in oakland. let's take a live view from tower cam. clear skies. 50 degrees in the city and across the bay in oakland. 43 had santa clara. 39 at half moon bay. nice waters. 46 in napa. 45 at livermore. one live look across the embarcadero. the forecast headlines. sunny and springlike tomorrow

for presidents' day but a windy and much colder pattern on tuesday. cold showers, winds, thursday, friday, and at times with snow. skies will be mainly clear. a few wavy high clouds overnight but generally clear skies. low temperatures will generally be milder than last night. numerous low to mid 30's last one in the inland valleys. low 40's inlet and low to mid 40's around the bay shoreline. a couple of exceptions santa rosa. 30 degrees. fairfield, a low of high temperatures tomorrow milder than today. some spots on the north bay, santa rosa, 74. moving over into the east bay, fairfield, 70. 70 at antioch. 80 would be remarkable. 70 at concord. all around the bay shoreline,

high temperatures in the upper 60's. a quick look at the forecast. to stand at 11:00, that is when the cold air mass will descend. wednesday, thursday and friday, colde showers, snow mixing in even in elevations that are not so high. this system will not really move out. a little bit of a break next weekend and then more wet and unsettled weathere into the bay area next week. quite a wintry pattern coming our way. enjoy tomorrow if you like the warmth. sunny skies, dry and mild. temperatures in the upper 60's in the bay. tuesday, sharply cooler under windy conditions. strong and gusty wind into wednesday and that is when we have the stormy weather. on the exclusive abc 7 storm impact scale, we are ranked in

activity as level 1. a storm that will have a little bite to it because of the cold air and the wind. dion: i was scared because i know we have temperature swings but when you said 80, i said oh no! we will take the swing. thank you. real quickly, a traffic alert. all of the northbound 680 lanes closed for road repaving. you can see it here between -- it's on track to open at 5:00 a.m. on tuesday. caltrans said crews are more than halfway finished pouring 7500 feet of concrete. southbound lanes are not affected. big apple, big the hidden l

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dion: new york city police trying to figure out who dumped a four foot alligator into a lake in brooklyn. a person spotted the alerted the park rangers. they tramped the reptile and transported it to the bronx zoo for rehab. it was lethargic may be because of the cold and it was in poor condition. shifting gears, the nba's best take for the annual all-star game. chris alvarez has that and more. crhhris: no warriors tonight's all-star game but history was made. jason tatum shines bright in the historic performance.

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chris: the warriors draymond green serving as a sideline reporter, grabbing plenty of interviews including gary payton, dwyane wade, giannis. the nba changed the all-star

format with a live draft picking players one hour before to pop. ja morant became a started something team giannis forgot about. >> my third pick, ja morant. >> i hate to break it to you, but he is starting. >> see what i am saying. >> the is trying anything. >> he did eventually pick karl malone, kareem abdul-jabbar, lebron showing off the backboard to himself. he finished with 13. didn't finish the second half after hurting his finger. damien lillard won the three phone contest last night. good. jayson tatum explodes in the third quarter. 27 points in the quarter, finishing with 55 points, a new all-star game record, leading

giannis over lebron. tatum earns m.v.p. honors. final round of the genesis invitational. tiger woods played his first full tournament since last year's masters, finish tied for 45th.says he hopes to play in the masters and the rest of the majors this year. we will wait and see. the long birdie,e taking the lead. what a shot. in the second, hits and it hops out. cannot believe it. so close. a two-shot win. his third victory of the year already. even his kids wearing the sunday red and celebrating with dad. >> 75th anniversary year of nascar. kyle busch in the lea

we half at three lap overtime. ricky stenhouse jr., a huge pileup, seven the day. one more overtime. another big crash. they want to video review and determined ricky stenhouse jr. was in the lead when the caution came out and he wins the daytona 500. he snaps a five year, when the streak for stenhouse. dion: thanks. coming up next, the natural disaster in new palestine, ohio. the latest on the trained alignment. >> most of the people to use my app for the first time, the first introduction into augment reality. dion: bringing art to life in an all-new canvas.

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news we told you about of the top of the newscast. law enforcement in newlands getting an update on the shooting. at least five people have been shot. two victims include a girl and a woman. all of them are in the hospital. police saying one person has been detained and it appears the threat has been over. >> we were able to apprehend the subject we believe to be responsible for this. this is not something we wanted to see. we wanted to be a safe mardi gras. dion: tuesday is mardi gras and portland testing large crowds of locals and --- the secretary of transportation pete buttigieg has sent the ceo of norfolk letter. he says he wants accountability

and safety. here's with how the feds are responding to the disaster. >> this morning, disaster teams on the ground in east palestine 16 days after the trained realm. frustration unanswered questions and allegations that officials had not done enough. >> i feel like i've had a headache every day since the controlled burn. >> he was on the ground saturday to see the damage firsthand, release a statement saying he is deeply sorry about what the community is going through and promised to do the right things to help them heal. the town's mayor posting on facebook, he told us all norfolk southern is here to stay and will make sure the villages made whole. we intend to hold into that. norfolk southern now facing a class-action lawsuit alleging the railroad company's

negligence led to a chemical burn pit and the spread of chemical toxins. the attorney filed the claim. >> the biggest issue is not feeling like they're getting a straight story as far as what they should or should not to. whether or not it is safe to live in their home and enjoy as the normally would on the daily basis. >> while the environmental protection agency maintains testing shows the air and water is safe, many are still concerned. community members handing out water bottles. those who still do not say feel safe. >> people appreciate it. it will be a while until everybody feels comfortable about everything but it is coming back. dion: that was -- says he will visit the community on wednesday and criticize president biden's response. tomorrow, president biden speaks

overseas for a four-day trip. he will mark one year since my russia's invasion into ukraine. it comes as lindsey graham calls on the biden administration to provide ukraine with f-16 fighter jets. he appeared this morning on this week. >> virtually unanimous belief we should be training ukrainian pilots on the f-16 today so they get the jets as soon as possible. the british are trending ukrainian pilots, i believe, a decision would be imminent. dion: friday is the one anniversary of russia's invasion. yesterday during a speech in munich, vice president, harris says the u.s. has committed crimes against humanity in ukraine -- russia has committed crimes against humanity in ukraine. the national japanese-american historical society held the day

of remembrance event at christ united presbyterian church. today marked 81 year since after president roosevelt signed executive order 90-66, resulting in 120 thousand american citizens being incarcerated during world war ii because of the japanese ancestry. we are celebrating black history month at abc7news with a look at stories that impact your community. art displays are not to the city's black history. you can see this art come to life using some the called the black terminus app. julian glover, our race and social justice reporter, texel of. -- takes a look. >> there's a lot of joy on people's face. mostly people that use my for the first time, the first

introduction into augment reality, the physical and digital into the real world. >> he's a creative technologist i digital archhivist. >> who over opens up the they can see this media. >> you explain to me but it still feels like magic seeing it come to life. >> what we are doing is, it is magic in terms of seeing what is emergent. ♪ >> damien, tj seamless emergence made possible by the app he created. walking around oakland, you can use his app to make huge public our displays to life like this mural of black party founders.

his journey started with a problem. a problem he first encountered while working as an archivist for the doctor uep newton foundation by day and digitizing family photos by night. >> most archivist or we get to set and be with so many wonderful artifacts. we get to share a lot of what we see as an archivist with the public. either really fragile or not something that there is no medium to deliver it. >> h created that medium augmented reality, a skill he did in the pandemic. >> i started scanning and digitizing photos of my family. this is my mom. this is an example of a different kind of animation. >>'s creations when reality was

something that fuels within a step of art. some simple, others more elaborate. each one telling a story. damien was first inspired by augmented reality after visiting ar museums in thailand and japan. that is when the lightbulb went off. >> oh, now i can help people see what i see every day. another history of west oakland, the history of black people. even when i walk around my neighborhood, i know what was here before. >> he is now using this technology to do exactly that. working to create a black panther party history in west oakland, breathing new life into murals was this one, honor of the women of the black panther party. >> started self, it is so beautiful. now, this another layer being added onto it with his technology and the ar.

what has that experience been like for you? >> it is bananas basically. these women have existed for me as realty were for a long time. now with damien and black terminus and ar, you can point your phone at these women and they come to life are you. and that, to me, is incredibly remarkable and exciting. >> what was elected first semi's also bonobo -- first saw someone open up your app? >> i am amazed that it works. i'm amazed people use it. i'm amazed artists use it. dion: it is amazing. you too can use the black terminus ar app. to be one of the very first to experience the inaugural black panther party walking tour, go

to abc7news.com and click on this story. much more to come. a good old-fashioned neighborhood pancake party. this one today is thousands of miles in the making. more on this story next. spencer: tomorrow is mild and springlike because this storm will come in the couple of days. i will have the forecast co

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dion: a pancake party that helps san franciscans bond is back. curtis kimball became famous for his informal pancake block party. flipping hotcakes in front of his home. hundreds of people attended. those parties came to a set and last year when he moved to the east coast but it was not meant to be. he has returned and

brought back to pancake party. take a look at today's turnout. another huge hit on alabama street. the church where jimmy carter taught sunday school for decades marked his poignant absent this week as he receives end-of-life care. he has taught sunday school his hometown of plains, georgia since the 1980's. yesterday, the nonprofit said he decided to receive hospice care following a short series of stays in the hospital. tributes pouring in for carter, including from president biden. he wrote that he and his family are sending prayers and love to theirs, adding that we admire you for the strength and humility you have shown in difficult times. you joint is yesterday talking about your memories as well. spencer: i spent the time with president carter in various settings and times. i never get to see him teach sunday school.

i missed out on that. dion: what a special experience, especially for so long. spencer: very special man. shall we talk about the weather? it is special. it will be milder tonight. quite cold tonight. low temperatures mainly in the low 40's. the low 40's. sunny and mild, even milder than today with temperatures in the low 60's to upper 60's around the bay shoreline. some low 70's in the north bay. some changes come our way. late tuesday night into wednesday, a cold storm will drop for the north and bring us a wintry mix of precipitation wednesday and thursday. some cold showers and snowflakes as well. nothing highest -- not necessarily the highest peaks as well. e winter storm allies they, maybe left over on friday before

some clearing on friday. dion: hopefully, people did not put away their winter close just yet. once again, let's get to chris alvarez. chris: coming up, a known simply as the dancing ref. dray on the mic. the warriors playoff chances. everyone is making room hm. *coughs* seriously? for the medicine cabinet's new essential. binaxnow -- with reliable covid-19 results in just 15 minutes. (vo) the fully electric audi e-tron family is here. with models that fit any lifestyle. and innovative ways to make your e-tron your own. through elegant design and progressive technology. all the exhilaration, none of the compromise.

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one call at a time. ♪ >> i am close to the game. i like being around the family and the children. i like having fun. . i like getting exercise. >> that exercise comes in the artform that has him affectionately known as the dancing wrath. >> i feel like i have the best seat in the house. i want everybody to have fun. >> brendan works as a program coordinator at berkeley youth attorney lives and has been roughing youth game since three decades but it is the moves, not the whistle that captures the most attention. >> one of my mentors said it is ok to put a little muster. he showed me what he meant and i took it from there. >> and the dancing wrath pays it forward. you told me the tricks of the trade. >> travel call.

stop the clock. elbows up, and you do this. got up a little hips into it, all right? >> slowdown. >> there it is. [laughter] >> stop the clock. put your hand here. take a step to the side, come back. all right. chris! chris: i will think i will keep my day job. his moves translate to the gridiron. >> i am the director of enthusiasm for the varsity football team. my rather long, the head coach. >> he has built quite the following, especially the cio basketball games. >> i know me. that will come out and say are you going to dance tonight?

thank you. chris: stephen curry rehabbing his leg injury, no warriors playing in tonight all-star game, but draymond green was working as a silent rep >> goal site warriors are cooked. >> you said that last year. you don't know what you are talking about. >> i did not say that last year. >> you have cited every year since i've been in the league. >> you all are done. >> boss. >> you all are done. >> why do you say they are done? >> i thought they were going to counter the younger guy.

i said it would come back to the young guys. they have not stepped up. the four nuclear skies are all older. steph is starting to break down. >> he started to break down? he hurt his knee. >> he hurt his shoulder too now. >> that is part of basketball. >> they are contact injuries. thank god they don't look like you. chris: the 10 year anniversary of the final 14. lindsay gottlieb coached the final 14. tried to get a shot off, no call so we go to overtime. 75-75. hoop and the foul. final seconds, still a three point game. the tie. cal knocking off usc 81-78 in

o.t. abc 7 sports. dion? dion: who knew chris have those moves? a quick reminder you can watch all of our newscasts live and on-demand through the abc 7 bay area connected tv app. it is available for apple tv, google tv, amazon fire tv, and roku. download now and start streaming for free. that is all the time we have now. i'm dion lim. we will see you tomorrow at 5:00. "the doctor will see you now." but do they really?

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