has talked about the loss for -- >> we stood a big fight against giants. >> it was a fitting day to announce that the group of squatters who brought attention to oakland's housing crisis may soon call themselves homeowners. >> ready to buy mom's house and continue this movement. >> oakland mayor libby schaaf called up the ceo of wedgewood, the real estate investment company that owns the three bedroom house on magnolia street that the moms occupied for nearly two months. >> i had a commitment from wedgewood to give the oakland community land trust that first right of refusal and negotiate in good faith. >> their heart and sentiment was correct. wedgewood agreed to sell the house to the oakland community land trust for a price that will not exceed the appraised value. the mayor says the trust will fix it up and allow wedgewood is changing the way it does business in oakland and will offer community land trusts or the city the chance to buy their 18 other properties in . right now at 6:30, the eve oakland. >> this is a big break for the of president trump's impeachment city of oakland and the land trial. trust. it's an important step forward. we're learning more details it's something that other tonight about the senate sh communities may look to try to do. >> dominique walker's children showdown. we got our first look at the might be too young to fully rules of the trial. it appears senate republicans understand what moms for housing are trying to push through a rush in this process. accomplished. >> democratic prosecutors are once they get older, they'll find out. working late tonight to gear up >> this is a part of history. for the fight. they can refer back to it. janelle wang is on capitol hill. i want them to stand up for what >> jessica and terry, the stage they believe in. is set for the third impeachment wedgewood has already trial of an american president. promised to use oakland at risk president trump's lawyers laying youth to help fix up this house out their game plan of how they're going to defend him. as well as their other prop here in oakland and the mayor >> on the eve of the senate says the city is working on creating a policy inspired by trial, president trump's legal this groundbreaking agreement. team laying out a detailed that's the latest here in defense and a 110-page trial oakland, i'm melissa colorado, memo calling it rigged and nbc bay area news. let's take a live look at brazenly politic to downtown san jose and it's beautiful. what a sunset we had tonight. swiftly rej constitutional it was red there for a while. jeff ranieri is joining us now. grounds for impehm> abuse of po >> it's set to arrive once we criteria for impeachment any hit tomorrow. more than dishonesty would be -- we've had the clouds all day long and the cool temperatures. >> the constitution doesn't if you're heading out the next couple of hours, you definitely require a crime for impeachment need that jacket. and they argue abuse of power is reason enough. >> we have to ask ourselves, who upper 40s, upper low 50s. is the president going to shake let's show you the storm system. down next? it's off to the north. >> they don't deny that the it's going to take the worst of president pressured ukraine, but the impact and push this well to argues he was within his rights the north. to pursue corruption. it's going to get the bottom edge of this moving in. but house democrats who will argue the case against president we're not talking about a major trump also known as impeachment storm system but enough to get managers, say he abandoned his the roads wet and also to get oath to faithfully betrayed his things slick outside. you can see at 7:00 tomorrow morning, we'll see showers trust. the lead manager promptsing a returning up here to the north bay. then gradually this begins to fight. push to the south as we hit >> witnesses and documents. 11:00 tomorrow morning over the >> mitch mcconnell released north bay. we'll take you through the trial rules saying there will be timeline. a vote on whether to allow we'll see you next in about 15 he also put a time days fof eac minutes. side. accusing the republicans of our app, the great way to trying to rush the impeachment track the weather in your trial to hide the facts. neighborhood and get breaking news and weather alerts sent >> president trump will be straight to your phone. spending the first day of the >> a woman is dead after a car trial out of the country. chase by university police in just about three hours he berkeley took a tragic turn. departed for switzerland for the a driver running from police jumped the sidewalk and ran that world economic forum. woman over. terry, jessica. janelle, thanks so much. nbc bay area sonya shin is live larry gerston is joining us now. we know what the rules of engagement are. in the area and they haven't they want it to be quick and get caught the driver yet, right? through. does that mean they're trying to eliminate the potential of having the witnesses which is one thing that the democrats really, really want? >> reporter: that is correct. it is here on university avenue at 6th street that a driver came >> here's how i look at it. if the republicans are buying up on the sidewalk and killed this idea, remember it takes 51 the pedestrian. votes. the republicans have to be lock many locals are feeling unsettled by what happened. step with this 12 hours each day >> it definitely feels really for the democratsnd -- if they're buying that, my guess, unsafe. very scary to walk around and be it's a guess, and want to like, am i going to get make it to the next destination. stretch this out with more witnesses. >> this morning, achlt c the idea is to get it done fast. berkeley officer heard a woman screaming from inside a parked >> i don't know that there's a car. as he went over to check it out. >> that vehicle then fled. s ended correlation. but there may be. dianne feinstein, kamala up driving on the sidewalk and striking a person. >> university police chased the harris, i think we know how car until it got on the highway, they'll vote. how will they behave? >> it's a fascinating then they doubled back to the sidewalk. firefighters raced to the scene to find the woman on the pavement not moving. comparison. if you look at dianne feinstein, the ranking -- she's old school, berkeley detectives are looking for a gray four-day nissan sedan 86 years old. been around that place a long with two people inside. time. a business owner told us this she comes from a period after they've locked heads and horns isn't the first time a and whatever else, they go out pedestrian has been hit in this area. for dinner and have fun. others are scared by the level that's the way -- she'll be not of crime here. >> it's really unfortunate what happened. i'm really sad for that woman. quite did he ever deaf rengs. but not super surprised that it but cautious. kamala harris, came off the happened. lots of students get robbed and campaign trail, has been rubbing hurt very often. elbows with everybody, jostling and what not. we saw her when it came to the >> reporter: berkeley police are committee hearings, for people urging anyone who may have video like gorsuch and kavanaugh. or information about the incident to please contact them. live in berkeley, sonya shin, she was once a prosecutor, right? >> exactly. nbc bay area news. >> she's going to be -- thanks so much. we're learning the details about >> a lot of sifls rights. a tragic deadly crash that we comes from that line. happened early yesterday >> another generation. morning. highway 101 in san mateo. she's 55 years old. she's going to be very one of the drivers of the cars, aggressive in her questions. it will be interesting to watch both the judiciary committee, the senate, be interesting how they approach things. her car and was walking to the here we are on the eve of driver of the car, she was hit the impeachment trial. we've been hearing all these by another car. the drivers of two nuances about what's happening with the senators and the democrats and the managers. cars were arrested for dui. but to the public, as we begin this is three years to the this process, in earnest, how day that president trump took e office. much do people really understand about how this process is it's also the eve of the supposed to move forward and what the end game is for either impeachment trial. there was a detailed defense laid out in a 110-page trial side. >> jessica, i spent hours today memo. it calls the impeachment a digging into this thing. rigged and brazenly political the fact is, there's no polls as far as i'm concerned, as far as process. they're urging senators to i know about how much people quickly reject the charges which know about the impeachment process. they think don't allege a crime. but i did find this little nugget. when asked in one poll how much argued the constitution doesn't require a crime for impeachment. do you know about the three they say abuse of power is branches of government, only one-third of the recipients reason enough. tomorrow, senators will could name all three bran chbs. reconvene and vote on the ground rules for the trial. executive, judicial and when the impeachment trial legislative. >> that's stunning. begins tomorrow, we'll track >> if you extrapolate. every minute of it and each if that's what you got something night we'll have a special that basic, it's hard to believe edition of news at 7:00 where they'll know much about we'll bring you the top moments impeachment. >> that's hard to believe. from capitol hill and break it that's basic in middle school, down. what it means. we'll do it with top legal and government class. >> one other fact here. political experts. again, that starts tomorrow whatever their knowledge is, right here at 7:00. when asked how you feel about the impeachment in marist poll hundreds of people gathered in san francisco today for the came out, 47% said impeach and annual martin luther king, jr. march. some came by train from the south bay and some came from convict. 47% said let it go. much further. 6% said i don't know what you're mark matthews is at yerba buena talking about. you've got a public not very well involved right now. that's the question. gardens where the march ended in over the next few days, they will be. a rally. then you say, how many people >> reporter: i met a fellow from memphis who remembers hearing are going to be watching this impeachment process at 10:00 dr. king preach at claiborne p.m. tonight or 1:00 p.m. on the temple in memphis and his pastor, this man's pastor is one east coast? hard toery much, larry. of the last people to see dr. king alive. when the impeachment trial he was on the balcony with king does begin tomorrow, we're going to be tracking every minute of when dr. king was assassinated. it for you. jeffrey matlock says no matter each night we'll have a special edition of news at 7:00. we'll bring you the top moments where he is on martin luther king, jr. day, he takes time to honor his legacy. from capitol hill. despite threats of gun >> the love and the violence, a gun rally stayed >> the 58-year-old was seven years old when he heard dr. king preach at claiborne temple in peaceful. >> thousands of people gathered memphis. these days, he says, the country in richmond, virginia for a g says, no violence. king's rally against proposed new gun laws moving through the state's general assembly. those new laws would require background checks to buy all just get together. firearms, limit handgun purchases and allow local one day, we can all get along. governments to ban guns from >> matlock came all the way from some events and government memphis to march here. buildings. nurse-midwife tiffany had only militia groups and white to walk across the street from supremacists were expected to attend, so the governor ordered her condo to join the march with a state of emergency. her sister and their children. he banned guns from capitol >> my sister and i want them to square hoping to avoid a repeat of the deadly protests in see the celebration. we want them to see the issues charlottesville in 2017. that those in our city want to protesters say they have to raise in the parade. fight for their rights. >> san francisco mayor lon bon >> rights are to be -- breed told me the country is so divided it appears king's dream >> it stayed peaceful. is losing ground. those warnings did not happen >> i mean, we clearly see we're and there were no reports of any arrests. we're learning more about going backward. the man accused of killing two >> london breed and jeffrey police officers in hawaii. it happened yesterday in the matlock talked about justice and equality and one other thing. affluent diamond head neighborhood in honolulu. >> and part of what we can do the man in his 60s stabbed his better is to do our part by landlord after she gave him an number one, registering and eviction notice. two officers responded and the man opened fire and shot and voting. >> marching and voting go together. killed them. a lawyer for the man says he had >> we really need to rethink our delusions, believing the fbi was entire moral approach to our tracking him. society. police say the suspect had a i think that was part of dr. history of erratic behavior and king's dream speech that we don't often hear. did not have a permit for the >> the message resonating here gun. today americans honored the life and legacy of dr. martin luther king, jr. at yerba buena gardens is to not this would have been the civil rights leader 91st birthday. only remember king's legacy but in washington, hundreds gathered to honor his commitment by at the martin luther king, jr. taking up the cause. reporting from san francisco, mark matthews, nbc bay area news. memorial. thousands of volunteers thank you, mark. collected items for the less well, 37-20 the magical number fortunate in philadelphia. at ebenezer church, a man that niner fans are still pastored with his father. the civil rights icon's daughter celebrating tound. they trounced the green bay packers which means we're headed urged for more than just a day. to the super bowl. robert handa joins us where fans >> what we need is a life on, are jamming the store to try to committed to working vigilantly get some swag. the team has to get back to to build a beloved community. business, though. >> reporter: well, that's right. >> now the calls for unity and of course, you're right. brought together rife fans get to allegation. eight democratic presidential so the 349ers extended the hours candidates marched arm in arm in at the team store to 7:00 p.m. south carolina. >> jessica was referring to, a short while ago, coach kyle they celebrated in a variety of shanahan said that while he favored the victory, thanks to ways. more than 150 kaiser employees his dad mike, a super bowl coach volunteered their time to do of the 49ers and denver, as well this. refurbish schools. as his own experiences with doctors, nurses, staff got atlanta, he's keeping the players focused. together, cleaned, painted, gave >> i do think it's crazy when facelifts to schools in san francisco, daly city. you get down there for the week. that's what was nice for growing john f. kennedy elementary is up watching my dad go through it a lot. one they cleaned up. and then being able to go through it myself with the and another one in san francisco. falcons. >> i think martin luther king >> the glow of the 49ers nfc symbolizes volunteerism and championship win against green giving back to your commute. bay has apparently not worn off. we feel it's very important for our children and the health of judging by the line of fans our community to give back to outside the team store at levi, them in various ways. snapping up the new t-shirts and this is one of the ways. >> this is the 16th year kaiser hats the players started wearing right after the victory. employees volunteered their time souvenirs of a great journey. on mlk day. up shopping center. it is a joyful and also nostalgic time for long-time where police found the suspect and why he's in the hospital tonight. vo: droughts. floods. 49er fans. she was coming to games since her father bought season tickets. >> i took overrn in 2013, i sta him at 3 years of age. it's amazing to pass that tradition on to him as well. now for the team and some fans on to the super bowl. >> i was confident enough that i got my airline tickets to miami three weeks ago. >> certainly the highest anticipated matchup, highest secondary market prices. hurricanes. tornadoes. we hope a lot of fans are able donald trump is making it worse. to go. >> it will be a challenge in trump:"all of this with the global warming. more ways than one. a lot of it's a hoax." the 49ers and nfl are offering vo: mike bloomberg knows the travel packages through the science and understands the challenge, he's led an effort super bowl. now, what's expensive is that has shut down half the certainly in the eye and wallet nation's dirty polluting coal of the beholder. plants so far. i can tell you this. things here are a lot cheaper. live in santa clara, robert as president, a plan for 80%md handa, nbc bay area news. creating millions of clean energy jobs. mike will get it done. >> thank you, robert. i'm mike bloomberg and stick with us for complete i approve this message. coverage on the field and off. and over to nbcbayarea.com or download our free mobile app. up next, a housing projecti oakland. why some involved with the project are heaping praise on city council members but not on mayor schaaf. anyone who plans to walk their dog over the next several hours, you need to pay extra attention to what's behind you. we're tracking rainfall off to the south. but i'll area. my full forecast coming up in about four minutes. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. new details about a shooting so, when my wife kat and i at a strip mall in moraga. learned california public school children turns out the accused gunman new couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. one of the victims at st. mary's we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. college. it's near the starbucks there. that program now serves over 300 million the man shot two people and then healthy meals every year. himself. officers say the suspect is a the difference between words and actions matters. former student at st. mary's who had a previous relationship with that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. one of the victims, also a student at st. mary's. >> the victim has a silver i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. van behind us and blocked the car in. he got out of his car, went to the driver's window and fired two shots into >> luckily, none of the three is critically injured. they're still trying to figure out what led to the shooting. a string of side shows in santa rosa ended with several people in handcuffs. we've got video to show you exactly what went down here. night vision video caught overhead and you can see why police don't like these things. car spinning out of control. people standing right next to him. sideshows started about 9:00 last night. about 100 cars gathered. they didn't move that far. they started another sideshow at bennett valley golf course and another one near sonoma state. four people ended up arrested. walnut creek, set to discuss updated rules for granny units. the new state law makes it easier to build the granny units. it's to build the way for homeowners to build them. they're debating how to follow state law while keeping their own ordinance in place. bus lanes on the bay bridge. still a hot topic. since the idea was posted two weeks ago on social media, it's been catching far. they're going to debate this plan. the bus only lane was tried before in the early 1960s. but leaders pulled the plug on that one within a year. many years later, we'll see if it flies this time. jeff is back with us. i feel like i have to wear leggings under everything now. leggings with a dress, with my jeans. >> it's cold? the family of a sex abuse -- >> it's chilly. jon root is convicted of >> fashion statement. probably had more mornings below sexually abusing a 15-year-old girl while he worked as a the 0s -- below the 40s than part-time teacher at school of rock. attorneys say the school should we've had in a couple of years. >> yeah. >> it's hard to stay warm. never had hired him in the first place and let him work alone >> you need leggings. with children. the lawsuit claims he has a >> terry in leggings. history of drug abuse and sexual misconduct. the schools says in part when we were made aware, the franchise owners of the palo alto location >> i don't know about that. at the time of the incident are >> i'm okay. no longer part of our system. 51 in walnut creek right now. a big dilemma in oakland he hatch.ns over tiny houses. over this holiday weekend, a south bay community is volunteers built a bunch of tiny fiti a houses at a homeless encampment. chick-fil-a. the reason some neighbors are saying no. there are those who will say that you're: only probable lenl, they didn't ask the city. now the tiny houses could be bulldozed. >> tom jensen is at the site. the roof and the walls are going up all weekend, thom? >> reporter: they have. volunteers putting up these walls tell us they can't think too fat. of a better way to address the too skinny. issues that tugs at their heart too hard. every day. now the people who live here, too soft. say they hope the city won't kick them out like they have so too old. many times in the past. too much. too unexpected. >> oakland enforces its too limited. encampment laws and tears down and to them we say too bad. homeless villages after walls because at kaiser permanente, and roofs go up. we believe that everyone deserves the right to thrive. >> they don't want it here. the next place, we have to go. about finding good food ind have school.y we don't have nowhere else to so, when my wife kat and i go. >> they hope this tiny house village that volunteers are learned california public school children building stays up. couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, >> that's like the most we took action. inspirational work on an mlk we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. weekend. that program now serves over 300 million >> it is the responsibility of the bureaucracy to provide healthy meals every year. housing when it is not the difference between words and actions matters. available. we don't see oakland doing that. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. >> orkd this through her nonprofit the village. she says rebecca kaplan and i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. others have helped get the village off the ground by going door to door to drum up support and swinging hammers to put you will walls. she blames the mayor for others being torn down. >> i think the mayor's agenda around homelessness is to make them invisible. >> mayor libby schaaf stands by prior decisions saying oakland has won all five times it's been challenged in court. >> we will not treat this encampment any different than other encampments. we will assess it based on that criteria and move forward accordingly. >> any moment in time anybody could be in our shoes. >> lose your job and you're going to be here. >>ship lived in one of the homes torn down at one of the other encampments. it was devastating to see it battle over ching sandwiches being bulldozed. is heating up in the south bay. a home that he's rebuilt right this is over plans to open a here. community members are trying to come up with a name for the new chick-fil-a in campbell. village and they also promised scott budman went out to hear the police not just the crime from the communitepter: this is but the garbage to try to chick-fil-a will be located if it gets approved. but first the campbell city appease mayor schaaf. thom jensen, nbc bay area news. council will meet and hear from the public when it takes up the thanks, thom. there's a sneaker wave warning right now on the beach. rip current are expected to last restaurant issue tuesday night. chick-fil-a wants to move in through tomorrow afternoon. we've got video from earlier here on bass kem avenue where today. ocean beach in san francisco. this denny's currently sits. the warning covers all beaches opinions are mixed. from monterey up to sonoma >> i wouldn't mind having a chick-fil-a here. county. a large wave could sneak up, hit need a little bit more eatery options. the shore. >> it's going to be a logistical that's why we say never turn your back on the ocean. let's bring in jeff ranieri. today had a cold misty kind of feel to it, like a warning. >> exactly. rain is on the way. congest nearby streets and i'm over the clouds, though. neighborhoods. >> the cuing line goes out into the street. if that occurs in the location >> one way or the other. where they're proposing where the denny's is now, that will >> coming in. as jessica mentioned, kind of spill on to bass kem which will cold and damp outside today. we're going toto tomorrow as we. probably block side streets. >> we'll have serious issues let's bring you into the wider with parking and traffic and look out here in the pacific. pedestrian bike safety. let's show you what we're >> the planning commission approved the 4500 square foot tracking. we have rainfall to the south. that's going to continue to move restaurant last november. away from us. the group oppose tg will appeal we've got this. to the city council claiming the counter clockwise spin. more than 2,000 extra cars a day it's lining up. will come here if chick-fil-a the center of the storm system is going to be moving away from opens. >> those coming into campbell to us. we'll get the bottom branch of it moving in. visit a chick-fil-a, cutting it helps to bring us a chance of through, i think it will be a rainfall. we're dry through the night. safety concern for our streets and something that is a huge jacket weather in place. worry. as we move into tomorrow >> some people mentioned morning, you'll need the umbrella. chick-fil-a politics. likely up into marin, napa, and the fact that the company had in the past donated to sonoma county. with some showers and the commute is not that bad. charity that opposed same sex you can see for the peninsula, marriage. south bay and east bay, we're chick-fil-a says as of late last expected to be dry with the cloudy skies. year they no longer donated to as we hit 1:00, you can see how those charities. the city council meets tuesday slow-moving this is. at 7:30 if you're interested. we'll start to get rainfall, at in campbell, scott budman, nbc least more consistent over the bay area news. north bay. then by 4:00, moving down the one bay area county made getting your real i.d. a little peninsula, still over the east bay and as w easier. as of october, we told you your hours, 8:00, it begins to break regular driver's license won't up. be good enough to board a i think we could get a small bit of this breaking off for the flight. you'll need a real i.d. or a south bay once we hit 11:30 passport. to get a real i.d., you need to tomorrow night. bring legal records. we'll go over the totals in it can be a little bit of a about 25 minutes. hassle. they're teaming up to help those the o living in that county. s.th are colds to you can stop bit dmv with no not as chilly tomorrow morn her. appointment to pick up a birth certificate and marriage 47 in the valley. license. two days only. february 1st and the 15th at the 42 in danville. 49 in san francisco. dmv on diamond boulevard in and 41 in napa. temperatures don't warm up much. concord. a sunday morning walk in space. the team that led the first 55 degrees. all-female spacewalk back for look at this. stable weather from san another trip around the francisco, 55 all the way back international space station. to antioch of the we'll talk more about the rain chance you're watching the two loading. tomorrow and rain for the upcoming weekend. they're replacing dozens of that's in 25 minutes. >> see you then. aging batteries with stronger thank you, jeff. up next, a night of ones. today satisfies spacewalk marks celebrating the niners becomes a the third together for mere and night of tragedy for a california family. cook. the historic first one happened the championship game watching in the fall. party turned deadly. >> impressive. >> she has a great first name. >> i bet she's wearing leggings up in space, too. >> is it cold up there? you're not really exposed. >> i think in that they're good to go. >> i'll get a spacesuit. >> there we go. everybody needs that umbrella as we move through tomorrow's forecast. we definitely have not seen rainfall in quite some time. at least a cull of days. as we bli you outside to our live sky camera network on this martin luther king, jr. day. you can see off towards the distance the cloud cover is hanging on. the past couple of days, 55 degrees. as we hit 11:00 tonight, numbers will drop down to the 40s. so more chilly weather this evening. as this storm system arrives, keep us on the cool side for tomorrow. let me show you why i do not think this is going to be a big storm system for us. the center of the storm system is based more off to the north. the strongest wind, heaviest rainfall, that's going to be moving away from us. well to the north up into canada. we're going to get the bottom edge of this cold front and that will help to keep temperatures on the cool side and bring us that possibility of some rainfall. we think we'll have the best chance of showers right around 7:30 in the morning up through marin, napa and sonoma counties. it's going to be slow-moving. by 1:00, it's hanging out over the north bay. down here to san francisco. starting to enter the east bay. for the south bay, probably no rainfall by 1:00 tomorrow. as we move into 4:00, it's over the peninsula in the east bay still. then we'll start to see showers trying to make it towards the south bay. even into about 11:30 tomorrow night. but overall totals, not very high. the best chance of a quarter inch on average in the north bay. some of the higher elevations could get a half inch. you can see it in the yellow color on the key. in the east bay, the peninsula, quarter inch on average. for the south bay, little to nothing in san jose with some of the surrounding locations about a tenth of an inch. there's the rainfall forecast. what about our temperatures. after 30s to start off the morning the past couple of days, not as cold. the south bay at 45. 40s for the north bay, san francisco and the east bay. as we move through the day tomorrow, numbers struggle to warm up with the cloud cover in place. the numbers will look the same as we move around the microclimate. 56 in morgan hill. for the east bay, fremont 56. concord, 55. peninsula 55 also in half moon bay and 56 in san mateo. you can see what i'm talking about here. does not change a whole lot. the system will help to stabilize conditions across the bay area. 56 for the mission. up to the north bay, 51 in clear lake and mill valley, 55. my extended forecast has wednesday, thursday, friday, the cloud cover hanging on. our better bet of heavier rain at times saturday night into sunday. we'll see about a third of an the niners inch to one inch and dry out by others hurt after a driver monday's forecast. notice the inland valleys, not the grandmother was killed, two crashed as the family was as cold for the mornings as we head throughout the week. 40s to 50s. niner game this their home. that rain chance returning as we the force of the crash pushed the family's living room to the move into this upcoming weekend. back bedroom. so if you got a spacesuit, that might keep you dry and warm firefighters cut a hole in the side of the living room to try tomorrow. otherwise, the umbrella and the and pull the family out. sneers a photograph of the jacket. good to go. driver. >> i'm going with the spacesuit. gary circle. >> okay. 45-year-old. >> i think it's going to be good sacramento deputies arrested him to go. for dui and vehicular >> thank you, jeff. manslaughter. the game is set, the players >> everybody is upset right now. it's a shock. and fans recovering from that emotional win. you see the game? it's like watching something unreal. take you inside the niners that's not real. bail set at a million locker room following last night's victory, next. dollars. as presidential candidates introducing a single sports destination. debate about health care, a new steady gives a boost about medicare for all. a new study found a single payer where you can find games, news and highlights. 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about a grand each. >> those tickets in the thousands. up next at 6:30, we're less than 24 hours from a historic event in the nation's capitol. the stage is set to begin the impeachment trial of president trump. larry gerston joins us live. fighting for gun rights in virginia. the precaution the governor took today to keep it peaceful. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. mind blowing 24 hours. the excitement is still palpable. the 49ers are going to the super bowl. >> it's hard to believe t it's been seven years since they last played in the big game. been lean years. 25 years since they last hoist fd the lombardi trophy. punching the ticket to miami there was four touchdowns leading the 49ers to a 37-20 victory. >> it's been crazy. whirlwind of a no one else i'd rather be in a dog fight with than those guys in that locker room. it's a great group. everyone is pulling together and tight with one another. it's ai great group, man. >> it's awesome to fight hard and everybody wants to be standing at the end. it doesn't matter unless you win the game. it can be the best day in your life if you win and worst day if you lose. that's the perspective as somebody who has been there before and won and lost. we got to put in the work. it's not a holiday or a vacation. >> no. not a holiday. >> one bit of injury news. running back tevin coleman separated his shoulder yesterday. but the coach is hopeful he's able to play in the big game. speaking of coach shanahan, this was part of his speech he gave in the locker room following yesterday's game. >> hey, guys, we worked all year to get to this spot right here. we knew we had to earn this. you know this isn't the one we set out to get, right? >> hell of a deal. man. this is great. turn the music on. >> that sounds like a party to me. very happy locker room. the stage is set. going to take on the chiefs, super bowl liv. the first trip to the big game in 50 years. end last october when steph curry broke his left hand. march 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