>> the suspect vehicle got on the freeway. but the ucp the officer returned to the scene of that hit-and-run. >> so this is the scene again. both ways are closed and it looks like this will go on for quite a few more hours. that is the situation here right now. do we have any questions? >> we are wondering if there any security cameras in the area that may help authorities get a better idea of what happened? >> if we could go back to those? they actually believe it or not have seven security cameras that belong to the city plus numerous security cameras on the buildings around here. unfortunately i was told by someone who knows, that this was part of a red light running system and is no longer in operation. otherwise you would've had many different views of this accident. if any of them are still operable they will have that information. but berkeley police are saying directly that if anyone has any dash camera or video that they took or anything like that that they would very much like to take a look at it. the odds are pretty good that they will be able to find this person assuming that the police officer correctly identified the car. it's possible that they would've had a license plate. but that is unknown at this point. the university of california police department has not been down here to talk to media yet. that is the current situation. >> an eerie site with the roadway closed. any word yet on when that will reopen? >> no. and one of the things, the reasons for that, is if you look down by that truck? there is reason to believe that the body of the person who was killed is still there. the coroner's office has not been by since we've been here relatively early in this process. it is possible that they are still waiting for a corner. -- coroner. because it's a holiday there may be few on-duty. we don't know that for fact but that has been a place that people have kept away from. it is completely surrounded by tape and no one has been approaching it. we do not currently know what the full situation is. but that does appear to be a pretty good description of what we do know. >> any idea at this time about the victims? was it a man or woman? or anything at all? >> we do know that it is a woman. there are rumors which i'm not going to repeat. but the other thing is that we have no idea when the traffic is going to open up. fortunately because there's a holiday there's not a lot of traffic. can you imagine at this hour on a normal day how bad this would be? it would tie up the entire freeway because the traffic is coming off of university and would have to be rerouted somewhere else. and you would have all of the traffic here going through every part of berkeley to find a place to get onto the freeway. that is fortunate in the traffic and this is a terrible disaster and an unfortunate incident for the person that was hit. pretty obviously that person die quickly after the accident because no one was hauled away to the hospital. >> thank you tom. reporting on university avenue. thank you. this is a great night for the 49ers. san francisco is going to the super bowl. >> it is not often that a quarterback takes any and it can be so exciting. but with that play, jimmy garoppolo sent the 49ers to the super bowl. >> our sort sports reporter joe fonzi is here talking about how dominant they were in the game. but now it's time to get ready for the chiefs? >> that's exactly right. it dates back to the days when the 49ers made the very first super bowl appearance with the 1981 season. they believed they had a here and so did mike shanahan kyle's father when he was offensive? or nader and head coach of the denver broncos. you treat this request week like any other week. getting a hard work and game plan installed before arriving for all the craziness. last night was the time to celebrate the 49ers incredible accomplishments. in the afc champion ship game. and really the turnaround from the team that won only four games in 2018. two of the early plays best demonstrate how the 49ers to control the game over the packers with a third and eight in the first quarter. the usual passing down. he got a big hole and ran 36 yards to the ends of the first score. he was onto a record 220 yards with four touchdown fishing game in one possession later the packers also faced a third and eight situation. the 49ers got the cord back aaron rodgers and nick bosa made the sack that led to a field goal and a 10-0 lead. the 49ers were on their way. 27-0 at halftime. the rushing game was so effective that the cisco through only eight passes. when it was over neither fans nor players cared how it was done. they knew the 49ers were headed to super bowl liv. >> this is unbelievable. i don't even know how to feel right now. it is unreal. >> this is what everyone dreams about. we have a night to celebrate and then were done. >> you come into the nfl and then you can go to the super bowl on the first year? it can never be like this. >> to be picked that high-end up in a place like this? i could not last for better team. it's unreal. >> the challenge f in the super bowl is to take the most abnormal time that you will be part of in preparation for a game and make it as normal as possible. and that is a lot easier said than done. >> you were there yesterday? >> guess i was. >> what was it like being there and seeing the 49ers win for the super bowl? >> it's been a slow build for the vice stadium. turning into a true home field. but some of the's nationally televised games that we've all been part of now these last two playoff games against the vikings last saturday in the packers on sunday? you could not have asked for a better home field by. you play the opposing team's offense and supported it when things were happening. and those fans had everyone stay in their seats before the end of the game. even though it was decided at halftime. they wanted to be there and celebrate. >> the fans are excited. but you're there watching all the time. does it seem like the 49ers and the players are so in sync right now that the even have fun off the field? they really are just together. >> it's like a sports clichi to say this. but the one thing about the semen we've heard it said several times, they really do thoroughly enjoy each other. they enjoy each other's company and they do the little things that enable teams to win. there was a punt return by richie james in last night's game. one of the key blocks was thrown by akhil weatherspoon. the quarterback who got beat in the vikings game for touchdown. he got removed and asked to be on special teams because he so wanted to be part of things. when you see them buying into that great you recognize that they have something special going on. >> super united. that's what it takes. likely hard to wipe the smile off your face if your 49ers fan. many are still glowing from the big win over the packers. making plans for what comes next. laura naylor is live outside the stadium tonight. what is it like there? do you get a sense of there was a huge game last night? >> it may sound cheesy but there was a different glow around the vice stadium today. when i was talking to them inside the store they said there's no curse. so it was inside the team store and i don't think i've seen people so happy here before. they were floating and paying a lot of money for the new nfc gear. we met people from all of the bay area and the united states. simply elated. >> of the 49 team store they want women here. >> they felt like the happiest place on earth for 49ers fans. they shelled out $40 for new nfc championship t-shirts. one family from new mexico drove 14 hours to attend the game. and the unforgettable experience didn't come cheap. >> that tickets were about $2000. i'm sorry $3000 total. >> isaiah liked the plane flyover and the pretzel but also had complaints about the temperature game. >> it was too loud. second of all, it got way too cold. >> fans as young as one-year- old were buying niners gear. >> why does your wife like jimmy garoppolo? >> she thinks he's cute. so i have to keep her happy. >> a smaller sports store the manager said the super bowl run is the equivalent to another christmas in terms of sales. >> i've never been in the stadium that loud. >> melissa's especially proud to see kaylee sauers become the first woman in nfl history to go to super bowl. because sanchez herself is a special team high school football coach in campbell. >> it shouldn't be a big deal but it still is. as to get the looks at our level here. so it means a lot to me to see that. >> it's going to be interesting to me. there all chiefs hands. takes us back to the world series when the giants are playing the kansas city royals. will see how it goes. i'm excited for this super bowl. and talking trash my cousins. >> he is one of many families that will now decide who they are cheering for in the super bowl. they will both be cheering for the kansas city chiefs and the 49ers. they say it is a win win win for them. we did talk to some season- ticket holders they said they got emails saying if they won the lottery to get a super bowl ticket. and some did not get a chance by this tickets. others are trying to see if they can make miami happen. ktvu is your home for super bowl liv. we will be live with a look at how the 49ers are prepared to stop the chiefs. you can watch the game live right here on ktvu fox to sunday, february 2. a shooting involving a current and former student. coming up, what police say could've led up to that shooting. all around the bay area today was time to pause and reflect on the legacy of martin is the king junior. a look at the biggest events coming up next. the clouds have been around all day. there are some breaks are here now. but rain in the forecast. it will be wet on your morning commute. managing type 2 diabetes? 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airport this morning. this year's theme was a new era a new way. the keynote speaker was sharon cooper. the sister of sandra bland. plan was arrested in austin texas and then found dead in herself three days later. today her sister spoke about her legacy and the hbo documentary say her name. the life and death of sandra bland. barbara lee gave the opening remarks. mentioning the younger generations that are stepping forward. >> these young people that are working side-by-side, you know what they're doing? they are working to disrupt what is wrong in america. and in our community. but they're also working each and every day to create this beloved community that doctor king taught us about. >> the honorees at this year's event include alicia garcia, she is the founder of black lives matter. and oscar grants mother. the reverend wanda johnson who started a foundation in his name after he was shot and killed by a police officer in 2009. that was on the platform of the station. >> the commemorative march started at the severn cisco station on fourth street. then it ended in a rally at the garden. this year's theme was a time for justice. the mayor spoke at the rally saying that the crowd made up of so many different fabrics of life and communities that represent doctor king's dream. the rally was followed by a music festival. >> jesse gary has a look now at the many ways that the legacy was honored and revived. >> early monday morningboard th comes a trip for history. building a once again the song. the signs and the messages fronting the annual celebration train marking the birth of doctor martin is the king junior. >> his message, his life and his legacy. i think what he was trying to teach back then is still relevant now. >> we will be able to transform the jangling discord of our nation. >> he is widely known for the speech during the 1963 march on washington dc. those efforts led to legislation that continues to impact lives more than a half- century later. >> doctor king was a visionary in so many ways. he identified coming together and being supportive. being allies of other communities. >> at the mexican heritage plasm multiple cultures come together as a way of helping meld the many communities have become less integrated. >> we come together and same community. >> a portion of that lgeschool. including sam mcardle. faded walls and benches were built to renew the facility. >> we have one critical opportunity to restore dignity in this country. to bring our divided country back together and move forward. >> the vision forward varies from person to person. at a san jose bike clinic steve banken spent a day off from adobe fixing bicycles for those that cannot afford high dollar repairs. >> someone who wants to make the world a better place. we have that here to make the community better. by helping those people. >> doctor king would have been 91 on this day. his dream is still a vision that many strive for. on a track toward a more perfect future. ktvu, fox news. there are major developments tonight involving a house in oakland. a homeless mother illegally up liquefied for two months before being evicted last week. the property owner has agreed to negotiate a deal to sell the home to a nonprofit organization at a reduced price. rob roth is in oakland tonight with more on this. >> that's right. this house on magnolia street is fenced off. but the women who were evicted here last week may get a chance to live here legally after all. >> after a bitter fight the homeless mother's who were evicted from this west oakland home just last week appeared to have scored a victory. with anyone who is interested in ending this homelessness crisis. >> which would properties which owns this house announced that they've agreed to negotiate a deal to sell the house to the city funded nonprofit affordable housing group the open community land trust. >> we are ready to buy mom house and continue this movement. >> the price the house is still to be determined. but it will be well below market rate. even though monster housing and the supporters declared it a win the bitterness of the battle still lingers. >> were very skeptical folks coming out now when we did reach out and we tweeted and we made national news and they were silent. >> libby shafts that she reached out to strike the steel. >> i cannot condone unlawful acts. but i can respect them. and i can passionately advance the cause that inspired them. >> which would bought the house during bankruptcy proceedings for about $500,000. the company has also agreed to give the land trust first right of refusal on all future homes and purchases in oakland. >> the city and the community land trust do not have the ability to compete. which would will give them that ability by giving them a right of first refusal on any homes that the company purchases. >> that took over the unoccupied house illegally in november. then a judge ordered them evicted. monster housing wanted to call attention to speculators flipping houses at high cost. once the house is renovated the mom's hope to remove in. >> it is the hope to make this the foundation of moms for housing. that's where we started and that's with a plan to keep it moving. at that location for us to occupy that residence. >> it provoked discussions and apparently brought change. >> we will not stop organizing and fighting until all on housed folks those who have no shelter will have shelter. >> the mayor is also working on getting other big-time real estate investors to abide by the same agreement. >> you said the mothers would move and once the house is renovated. do we know how long that might take? >> we don't know how long exactly will take. but we can tell you that wedgwood that owns the house have promised to use local labor to do the renovations. so there is another benefit there. >> rob roth in oakland. thank you. >> checking out the cloudy day here. there are a few sprinkles that did show up. not measurable but a few drops to here and there. the whole was closed is windup -- west coast is wound up with this. the system has all the moisture appear. it's a really impressive stop but this is the low. the area of dynamics or the motor of this thing. this is where the is. if they were phased together or linked up we would be getting a bunch of rain. but all this moisture is streaming off the south moistur you will. it will bring some wet weather and light showers and rain. maybe a half inch or so. it will become a small weather system and the main reason is the fuel supply is separated from the end joan if you will. see have clouds out there now and tonight is going to be a bit cloudy. tomorrow will be a little bit wet as well. i will show you that computer model coming up. there will be a few scattered showers in the morning hours. and then it kind of breaks off in the afternoon with a few possible light scattered showers. for the afternoon commute. i think morning commute has the best chance of it being an issue with the upcoming event in terms of slowing you down. the afternoon commute should be i think wet on the road and drive from the sky. outside we go and probably some of the most since i was seen all day in san francisco. you can see the reflection out here. you can see across to the shackle building in emeryville. i used to work right there charlie brown's. >> did you really? >> i did. >> how long were you there? >> about six years. >> and now it's a chevy dealer? >> it is now. but it used to be charlie brown's. >> did hear that part? i was the first waiter. it was all women. they were known for their attractive women apparently. >> you must've been highly popular. >> i made history. just brought me right back. overnight lows were in the low 40s. him to come back with a model with more weather coming up with some drive forecasts as well. ahead of tomorrow's impeachment trial, the president's defense team is firing back in a brief filed today. they have 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succeeded in improving that the president did nothing wrong. all of this is a dangerous perversion of the constitution and the senate should swiftly and readily condemn. house managers held a walk- through ahead of the trial. offering a response and previewing the fight to come over documents and witnesses. saying quote only if the senate sees and hears all relevant evidence or only if they insist upon the whole truth can it rendell impartial justice. the white house is warning democrats that they will want to hear from the bidens if democrats forced the senate to hear from witnesses. >> if we are going to be witnesses it has to be a fair proceeding in which you have to have witnesses on both sides. >> with respect to hunter biden, as of right now, it looks like a total sideshow. >> the latest poll finds 46% of americans say the president should be removed from office. 51% say that he should keep his job. in washington, lauren blanchard, fox news. >> impeachment trial gets underway at 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shooting is related to domestic violence. >> it happened outside of the starbucks. >> when officers responded we found two shooting victims who were in a vehicle. in front of the starbucks. >> they were in a minivan. saint mary's college did was the driving seat. >> the suspect in the shooting had driven up behind the victims vehicle. >> john king says that the 21- year-old suspect former st. mary student isaiah glaive then got out of the ford focus an open fire. the woman his ex-girlfriend was equally raised in the head. her friend was shot in the leg. both were treated at the hospital and released. the gunman ran away but was found in a parking lot of the 24 hour fitness. with a gunshot wound to his head. a gun was found nearby. >> it does appear to be a self- inflicted gunshot wound. he was taken into custody and later transported by the fire department paramedics to the medical center. >> is facing attempt to murder charges. >> this is a tragedy. it could happen anywhere and to anyone. that is why it is very important for domestic violence to be reported. it's a terrible crime. >> it's very shocking. it's a small community so there's a lot of conversation going on around campus about what happened. >> emily conway says after the shooting the campus and out a message. >> they said they were closing a front gate as a preventative measure. that helps me feel more secure. >> in a statement, james donahue said that we are a college committed to preventing relationship violence and this incident underscores the need to continue the effort. i understand the emotional impact for our campus community. >> they are offering counseling and spiritual support. there was a third person in the minivan. but that third victim, a woman was not physically hurt. ktvu, fox 2 news. for people are under arrest for taking part in an illegal sideshow in santa rosa. the chp said at least 100 vehicles move throughout the vehicle they should the roads last night taking over three intersections. it was first reported around 9:15 pm. a helicopter helped track down a handful of suspects. in addition to the four arrests, several others were cited. they were also investigating a rollover crash that happened last night. investigators say those inside the car may have been involved in the sideshows. >> a member of the heavenly ski patrol has been found dead on the trail. they were called to the mount canyon area of the resort. he was flown to carson valley medical center where he was pronounced dead. the victim is identified as 36- year-old christopher john nicholson. he resides in south lake tahoe. they say he was working on the heavenly ski patrol when there was a serious incident on the trail. authorities are working out identify the cause of death. health officials in china city of evidence that antivirus is being transmitted from person-to-person. there more than 200 confirmed cases of the coronavirus. as well as at least three deaths. alex hogan says this comes as china prepares for an influx of tourists celebrating the lunar new year. >> chinese health officials work to contain the new outbreak. the form of viral the phone yet that infectious disease experts say has evolved into human to human transmission. >> this is a class of viruses that can cause the common cold. but it can actually also cause more serious diseases. >> the outbreak started last month. at a seafood and wildlife market. is affected more than 200 people. patients report having a fever cough and shortness of breath. they spread to south korea thailand and japan. >> we are moving from a position to where we thought maybe this virus wasn't really transmissible from person-to- person to a position where we know it is transitional pull and in reasonable numbers as well. >> the outbreak it comes during one of the busiest travel times of the year. many aliens are expected to travel overseas for the chinese new year. >> who knows. i might get the flu. but i'm going to be careful. 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it did remain largely peaceful. there were concerns that the size of the gathering and the expected precipitate -- dissipation awaits premises and other groups could lead to a breakout of violence. police say a man in his 60s was facing eviction when he stepped is landlord and killed two police officers before the house he was and went up in flames. this happen in honolulu. at the diamond head state monument yesterday. police arrived to find a woman that was dabbed -- stabbed in the leg. the gunman opened fire. the seven year veteran of the force a nine year veteran of the force were killed. after the shootings, fire did breakout in the home. police believe that the suspect was identified as jerry hanel was inside with two women that have not been identified. all three are presumed dead. the department is grieving the loss of two of its finest. >> it's very emotional. they were like my kids. >> flames from the fire spread and destroyed at least seven homes. police say they did not have 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honor of the radical legacy is what needs to happen. >> good intentions notwithstanding before it is finished, the mayor could order the so-called encampment to be torn down very quickly. >> they've been opposed everything. we've not seen a dent in this issue at all. >> they watch the apartment of 11 years when the landlord raised his rent from $900- $1400. >> if you don't have clean water or housing is rock- bottom. it's hard. there's nowhere to start. you can't rejoin society. >> his has become a life of insomnia. i've been up for four days. >> of this is the best in the economy the united states, during one of the greatest periods of growth for what we can do for the homeless and the poor, then we are in far more trouble than we think. they will soon have a temporary shack. but maybe very temporary. extreme weather continues to hits parts of australia. were massive deadly wildfires have been burning for months. you can see 70 miles per hour in the nations capital. much of southeast australia has been slammed by storms and strong winds following the extreme heat and drought that sparked wildfires. those fires have now burned 40,000 square miles. that is the size of ohio. there also threatening many animals including the australian platypus. >> i really hopeful that governments and communities will get behind this. it is our responsibility. this is one of the most important species in the world. it is iconic. it's an egg laying mammal and we cannot think about losing it. >> the platypus is a duckbilled memo that lays eggs. they are currently classified as near threatened. >> showers most likely in the morning into the afternoon hours. the reason this is not going to be like last week's weather event is the separation of it between the moisture and the engine. you look at these two things phased together it will be quite a storm. in this case it is moving off. we see a few sprinkles from that but this area dropping in tomorrow has no moisture to tap into. it will be kind of a scattered shower day with rainfall accumulations instead of a tune of an inch and a half to 2 1/2 inches. which they could've been, would've been a 10th of an inch to a quarter of an inch. 50 in fairfield and warmer than it was right now at this time. if you look at sentences go off in the distance you can see city hall living up in the 49ers, colors. you see the bay bridge and east bay city here. overnight lows tonight with a few sprinkles. low 40s and your temperatures coming in for the next few days they're going to stay right around there for the overnight lows. a lot of clouds for the next few days. this is the model saying there are some scattered showers tomorrow morning. that is not horribly what you can see we have here. this one is a little more aggressive on those 3:00 showers. that is tomorrow. and umbrella weather. but it shouldn't be standing water on the roadways. or a lot of urban high water and flooding. here is tomorrow morning. it looks like it's missing early morning commute. there we are at lunchtime. and there we go again at 5:00. it doesn't look like much. it will get more aggressive than what this model shows. but suffice it to say umbrellas tomorrow and so on your morning commute. afternoon commute is not too bad. the forecast for wednesday and fridays all the same. partly sunny partly cloudy conditions. they have a good run of rain. they can definitely use some more. >> two days from today, up next, we have the latest and who is leading the democratic race in iowa. and the recent endorsements are handed down. democrats running for the white house. the difference is put aside. the events that has brought them together. rescue team races against time to pull three people out of a lake. the dramatic video coming up. tom steyer: no child should have to worry about finding good food in school. so, when my wife kat and i learned california public school children couldn't get fresh produce in the cafeteria, we took action. we partnered with local farmers, school kitchens, a non-profit. that program now serves over 300 million healthy meals every year. the difference between words and actions matters. that's a lesson washington dc could use, right now. i'm tom steyer and i approve this message. former vice president joe biden is currently leading the democratic field. the focus on rural america poll shows him a 24%. senator elizabeth warm with 18% and former south bend animator buttigieg with 14%. and amy klobuchar with 11%. the iowa caucuses will be held two weeks from today. the new york times critic quite a stir by breaking with convention and endorsing two candidates for president. aisles and barbara has more on the campaign trail. >> they endorsed to 2020 democratic presidential hopefuls. senator elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar. according to the times editorial but the radical and the realist models warrant serious consideration. whether the democratic system is finally broken or not. elizabeth warren and amy klobuchar the most effective advocates reach approach. the iowa caucuses arm 14 days and for present joe biden and senator bernie sanders at the top of the recent state polls. but they say neither the candidate is up for the job. they say health is a concern in question for sanders. in the question his policies are often overly rigorous untested and divisive. the policy proposals are outstandingly aimed to return to a pre-trump status quo. is time for the past the torch to a new generation of political leader. another big endorsement from quad city times. they contributed in eastern iowa and western illinois. it is home to a number of pivot counties in 2012 and trump in 20 in 2012 and trump in 2020. they give this some momentum but the question is whether not she can build on it from the feet? she is one of four senator stone the race for the democratic nomination. soon all of them are leaving the campaign trail for the impeachment trial. they've all gone through with a chance to send out family members to campaign on their behalf. some have even said they will consider and try to skype to town halls. allison barber, fox news. services go 49ers are heading to super bowl liv. while they are getting ready for the big game in miami, many are also reliving last night's epic the three at levi stadium in santa clara. >> i've never been in a stadium that loud before. everyone was so excited. >> levi stadium may finally have a signature season. good evening. 49ers fans are still flying high after last nights decisive win over the packers. next up for the team, miami. >> maria naylor is live. and you've been talking to people from all over who are still celebrating? >> the confetti is here. the championship shirts were here in the stores and today we talked to many people who flew in from all over the country. >> at the 49ers team store in levi stadium it felt like the happiest place on earth for 49ers fans. they shelled out $40 for new nfc championship t-shirts and hats. one family from new mexico drove 14 hours to attend the game. and the unforgettable experience did not come cheap. >>