and his accused kidnapper, jose rodriguez. instead they found one more stolen car. >> they determined there's no other objects other than the car the pulled out that possibly the bodies could be trapped in. no debris. so our evidence is still telling us that they are in the water. >> lisa: the water search is now officially over. authorities say the bodies could surface downstream in a few weeks. their focus was always the 117-mile delta canal. a witness saw a corolla with a boy and man inside go into the canal. the empty silver corolla was found last night. >> i never give up hope. >> lisa: the family is sure there will be a positive outcome. they think one of the suspect's

friends is helping him hide out and rod secretion the boy -- rodriguez and the boy may be somewhere in the central valley. >> he has to show me and the world and my daughter he really loves my grandson and bring him back. >> she firmly believes they're out there, and she just asks that everyone continue to place flyers in their cars and keep looking. >> lisa: police and sheriff's deputies will continue to regularly patrol the area around the canal but there will be no organized search efforts. they say if there are new leads they will follow up. lisa amin gulezian, abc-7 news. >> alan: we have developing news in the north bay where the body of a missing teacher has been found. debra schmitz hadn't been seen since january 19th. according to the san francisco chronicle, he family says her body was found in a creekbed this morning, not far from her

home. the marin county coroner will conduct an autopsy to determine the cause of death. police shot and killed map in oakland's rockridge district today. here's more on the city's second fatal officer-involved shooting in three days. >> reporter: until today, rock around residents would have been hard-pressed to believe something like this could happen here. a neighbor describes the shooting victim as a boyfriend of the woman who lived in this house. police received complaints he was patrolling up and down taft avenue in camouflage with what appeared to be an assault rifle that turned out to be a replica. >> it was weapon. there was an automatic rifle. >> what did it fire? >> we don't know yet. we haven't been able to test it to see what it fires. >> reporter: police say he entered this house with two people inside. one of them ran out. the situation escalated from there. >> the officers approached the

home from the front. as they got up the stairs, a gentleman, who we have not confirmed his name yet, exited the home, and confronted the officers, armed with an automatic rifle. the officers immediately opened fire on the gentleman, which ended his life. >> reporter: police say three officers shot simultaneously and would not speculate on whether the shooting was justified, but there are conflicting opinions from witnesses who saw the leadup. >> overuse of force. i can't imagine that one couldn't have shot him in the leg, and that we don't need to kill people in quiet residential neighborhoods because they're acting strength. >> reporter: but tony drop boss ski, who lives cross the street, says also he saw it, police had been exercising restraint. >> they gave whatever it was, a two block area, would have said,

i'll.my hands up and come out. this guy didn't. >> reporter: police spent the rest of the day looking for physical evidence. they promised more details on this shooting by monday. from the rockridge district in oak lean, abc-7 news. >> alan: we're seeing the first signs of precipitation since the first week of the year. let's go to leigh glaser, who joins us with more on that. we're seeing some drizzle. >> leigh: the live doppler 7 hd picking up some moderate rain. this is in advance of our cold front that will sweep in the next few hours, and another system, a little stronger, will hit us overnight, and you can see some light rain around fairfield, vacaville, shilo road, towards the pittsburg area. you can get a sense of this

frontal system, and thenninganne area of low pressure, and rain could be heavy at times and isolated thunderstorms tomorrow. we'll check out the forecast coming up. >> alan: thank you, leigh. police found a man shot to death early this morning in east palo alto, and now they're searching for witnesses to help track down the suspects. officers responded to a report of a shooting at 1:45 in the morning on capital avenue. when they arrived they found a 37-year-old man withgunshot wounds. his identity has not been released. take a look at this. pacifica police say a suspected drunk driver crashed her pickup truck into a bar at closing time. you can see the result of the crash two customers inside the winters tavern were injured and taken to a hospital. the driver, karla andres, was

also injured. among other charges, facing a felony dui charge. >> jackie speier introduced a bill to tess sig nice -- designate corner events in january. there was a noticeable police presence at speier's event. >> we can't let this horrendous act go unaddressed, and that we must move forward, making sure the democratic process -- it doesn't just survive but that it thrives. >> alan: the shooting brought back vivid memories for speier, who what shot five times during a human rights mission in 1978 while working for congressman leo rye -- ryan, she said

recovering from a shooting is a long process. jane kim refused to say the pledge of allegiance. kim stands up but does not recite the words. she says it's the word with liberty and justice for all, that she disagrees with, saying there is no liberty and justice for all yet. we talked to kim and asked her what her constituents think about her decision. >> i think they care more about my position on how to make muni more effective and keep our streets clean and safe, than my reasons for not reciting the pledge. >> alan: her predecessor also objected to the pledge, refusing to say the words "under god. ".

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>> alan: the death toll in egypt is rising and chaos is spreading as the country enters it's sixth day of antigovernment protests. there are reports of wide-spread looting, the egyptian's president decision to name a vice-president for the first anytime 30 years appears to have done little to stop the anger. here's more. report record the anger raged through the night. by morning there was a smoldering calm. then hosni mubarak named a vice-president. the first time egypt has had one in 30 years. he head of the nation's intelligence service and is well-known and respected in diplomatic circles, about it's doubtful the protestors will expect one of mubarak's con fit can'ts running the country. should the president step a side. in the streets saturday, different picture than friday. the army has taken control of the streets. nowhere to be seen is the hated

and feared police who were overcome in friday's riot. without the police there's fear of chaos. the armis protecting the pyramids, and the cairo museum, home to priceless ancient artifacts, the army stands guard. >> few people try to enter the museum, but thank god there is some egyptian, real good egyptians, tried to stop them, in washington, the u.s. is weaving a path between the people and mubarak, but demonstrators at the egyptian embassy in washington were clear, they think mubarak must go. [chanting] >> reporter: abc news.

[chanting] >> alan: and in san francisco, several hundred demonstrators showed their solidarity with the uprising in egypt. they marched from market and montgomery street0ss to u.n. plaza. they are demanding the resignation of hosni mubarak who had ruled there for almost 30 years. >> the san francisco journalist is fining herself in the middle of the chaos. rachel anderson moved to cairo on a rotary scholarship to produce videos for a local newspaper. she has been documenting the protests over the last week. today we spoke with her via skype, and asked her what egyptants whatnot their their government. >> they want mubarak to just leave and be done, be gone. they want something new. so as long as he does anything,

they're going to continue to come out, and today they're -- all ages, all social classes, they're all there together to call for change. >> alan: when we spoke with rachel, phone service had just been restored. she says internet -- the internet is still unavailable except at hotels. the hollywood dream lives on and a lot of peep want to be part of it. casting call for a matt damon movie. leigh glaser coming up to tell you more about the forecast. >> mike: saint mary's was on top of the world after beating gonzaga on thursday night. but portland brought them back down to

>> alan: thousands of san franciscoans showed up to audition for a small role in a matt damon film. the action thriller is about preventing the spread of a deadly virus. the crew will film in several places, including an undisclosed stadium, coffee shop, and a location near chinatown. another audition is tomorrow at the embarcadero ymca ymca from 10:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. they could be standing in the rain. >> leigh: the certainly could tomorrow morning. by the afternoon, you're going to be okay. we had ha -- a nice dry spell, but we had showers across some

parts of the bay area. the high definition east bay cam showing the thickening clouds, and let's see what's going on with live doppler 7hd. the band of clouds moving in towards the winsor area, and santa rosa picking up a little light rain. sacramento, and dixon, and it's all thanks to this next impulse. this is a cold front, and behind it an area of low pressure, and all of this is just going to swing in across the bay area overnight tomorrow and tomorrow morning. temperaturewise, few 40s. the rest of us in the 50s, and well go with increasing showers overnight. there's going to be some cooler air moving in tomorrow morning so we bring in a chance of some thunderstorms possible tomorrow morning, and by tomorrow afternoon, we'll dry things out and next week will be cool and dry. this is one impulse that moved through earlier in the day. this is a secondary cold front,

and this is the area of low pressure. this where is we get the instability tomorrow so look for all this rotating in and increasing overnight. a little light rain, 5:00, 6:00, and then as the cold front gets close, that's when the first wave will move in, and by tomorrow morning, you seal the low getting very close to us, the cooler air mass, and we could see isolated thunderstorms by mid-day tomorrow that low will exit the bay area, and by tomorrow afternoon, we look for the partial clearing. close to an inch of rain expected north bay area. maybe a quarter to three-quarters of an inch. and in the high country, we're looking at a winter weather advisory through sunday afternoon. the first snow since january 14th. three to six inches lake level, and above 7,000 feet, close to an inch. most of the strongest activity will be tomorrow morning, showers could be heavy at times, isolated thunderstorms as the

low moving in, and by tomorrow afternoon, clear fog the north -- clearing for the north bay. 54 degrees for morgan hill, and 57 for watsonville. behind the system, much cooler air mass, so get ready for temperatures to be, monday and tuesday in the 50s. some very cold morning expected. tuesday morning, wednesday morning, below freezing, temperatures in the inland areas, and wes, groundhog day, see if we see the shadow or not. >> alan: it was nice while it lasted. looking forward to the sun again. on to shu. a little bit of everything. >> mike: start off with college hoops, cal hosting oregon, the bears play four straight at home. a chance to make a move in pac-10 play or go into hibernation. jerome randall in the house.

mark sanders using his big body for two and the follow. cal up seven. later in the half, powers, got it. the ducks rally. they come quacking back. oregon down one. but jorge gutierrez with the answer. the three from the corner. 17 for himself bears back up 6. under 2:00 to play. the backdoor cut. nice. bears sweep the oregon schools, winning their third straight, 85-77. >> wcc, saint mary's knocking off gonzaga, takes on portland. newt cop with -- newton with thelift can handfoul. the gaels wouldn't go down without a fight. down nine. but too little too late. on the other end, stoles, the backbreaker from deep.

saint mary's loses 85-70. >> nfl hopefuls playing in the senior bowl, hoping to increase their draft potential. a couple locals having a nice game. richard sherman picks off mcilroy. the play will be going negated because of defensive jahvid -- defensive offsides. in the fourth, ponder, hits curley, who bounces off one tackle. he's in. south wins it, 24-10. >> a little tennis, kim clijsters says this heirs last season of professional tennis. she has never won the australian open. looking for her fourth major title, and her opponent, li na. check out the great cross-court winner. clijsters rallies in the second. break point. a little backhand winnerment wins the second set.

and kim would steam role from there. up 5-3 in the third. watch this. match point, li na's forehand goes wide. kim clijsters, wins her first australian open. >> pga tour at torrey pines. a course where phil mickelson grew up playing, and tiger woods seems to win everytime he plays there. can easily be distracted with the views on this course. start off with tiger on the 13th. a -- it's well right. trying to get his fans back by hitting at them! eight off the lead. shot of the day. hunter mahan. par-5 18th. his second. puts it to within three fight. mahan would eaglele just one back. phil mickelson playing very well. usually nose his -- usually does in his home down. phil would birdie. shoots a 68 today. tied for the lead at 12-under.

along with bill haas, hunter mahan and bubba watson, a shot back, and marin native shaq miller tied for 24th. nhl, the skills contest. couture would beat suppan of the rangers. this exciting or what? the all-star game should provide a lot more entertainment. from one winter sports to another. winner x -- winter x games. clawson pulling off the right-sided kangaroo flip, glory good shape. throw in a little switch. double rodeo, and ending with a four double 1080 mute grab. you're talking x game gold. karlson wins with an epic one

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