in the news this saturday morning, december 10th, an east bay middle school teacher is in jail. he confessed to having sex with a minor. doctors remove a toddler from life support that was shot last week. >> this is the warm spot, 46 in san francisco, 20s and 30s elsewhere around the bay. spare the air this afternoon. good morning. i'm terry mcsweeney. walnut creek police say a middle school teacher has confessed having sex with student. andrew bruce cotrell was arrested. they say the victim's parents found out about the relationship and went straight to police. >> at about noon, walnut creek police officers came to the school here. they took 41-year-old bruce

cotrell how of class. they brought him into another room and arrested him. >> he confessed to the allegations and at that time he was taken to the contra costa detention fatherly. >> he faces multiple charges of sexual abuse with a former student. a young woman school sources say he has allegedly having relations for the last three years. >> we have unlawful sexual intercourse and lewd acts of a child between 14 and 15. and oral copulation. >> they confronted the child and called police. the superintendent steven lawrence quickly alerted parents. arrest through the phone tree. >> sadly i must share troubling information with you. today andrew bruce cotrell one of our middle school teachers was arrested by the walnut creek

police department with having inappropriate relations with a student. children's safety is paramount importance to our students. >> reporter: they served a search warrant on his memo hoesm where they say he brought the young woman and discovered more evidence of the relationship. janet was stunned and speechless when she found out about the arrest. >> i am shocked. to have two little boys, i am shocked. >> a teacher here at the middle school told us how angry she was at cotrem will have also for the trust of the parents and students that he violated. police say all the charges against cotrel are felonies and asking anyone has any information about any other victims, to give them a call. a one-year-old oakland boy

shot in the head with a gun last week has died. doctors at children's hospital removed hiram lawrence from life support yesterday afternoon. the boy's parents pleaded with doctors to give him more time to recover. after a series of tests showed he had no significant brain activity they agreed. the mother spoke outside the hospital. >> i have to remember my baby because somebody started shooting. >> they came together in oakland last night in the little boy's honor to push for a community free gun from gun violence. >> reporter: about 50 people marched up and down international boulevard. along this stretch is where three-year-old nava was gunned

down this summer and now the death of hiram lawrence is a major focus for organizers. >> we have seen babies shot. for us, we move on very quickly and very seriously. >> following the march the mayor and police chief and probation chief listed to testimonials from people that have been affected. one was shot when he was 13 years omitted. >> why me? i was good person, going to school. good athlete. >> reporter: at this forum, organizers pressed the mayor and police to do something about the gun violence. the mayor cited her hundred block plan. specifics of which have been delayed because of occupy oakland. >> we have been meeting with the principals. it's something we are inventing as we go along.

it's the first time we have had a strategic plan to violence in the city. >> police are still seeking information in what is now a murder investigation of a 23-month-old child. >> community organizers encouraged people to contact police when they have information about a crime and with the death of hiram lawrence police chief asked for information now to track down his killers. >> they know who they are, they know who did it. we are simply asking to come forward and provide with us the information so we can remove who is responsible from the streets. oakland mayor jean quan is making a case to keep all three teams in the city. quan says she has private funding to create coliseum city. oracle is the oldest a arena in the n.b.a. and the warriors could move across the bay.

>> you have two backing around them. we're looking at more of an l.a. concept with hotels, retail. >> based on ownership commitments about creating a world class franchise here, the fan expectation, we'll have to have a new playing facility. >> warriors are looking at land near at&t park while san jose is moving forward to its plans to make a new stadium there. another location for a's could be south of jack london square. >> san mateo deputies hope security cameras can help lead them to thieves that made off with $100,000 worth of ipads from a best buy store. take a look at the video, one man opens the front door with a crowbar and thieves run right to the ipad display. >> they knew where they were stored. quickly got to them. removed them and left the store.

>> these are at least two or three or more people that are very well-trained and knew what they were doing. >> they dragged an entire locked display rack into a waiting vehicle. store alarm alerted dispatchers of them arrived at the store about a minute after dispatch but found no sign. >> a psychologist will be arraigned on charges she faked her own rape to convince her husband to move to a better neighborhood. she split her lip and scraped her knuckles and had a friend 'punch her in face, all of that to create the appearance she had been raped at home by an intruder. she eventually confessed after co-workers said it was fraud. plans for a possible bike pedestrian lane on the western span of the bay bridge will be

shown to the public on tuesday. now, the new eastern span includes a bikeway but that gets you from oakland to yerba buena island. caltrans have alternative plans to be discussed in the boardroom tuesday evening at 5:00, located on the ovan ness avenue. this morning the moon turned reddish as it started a total lunar eclipse. this is time lapse video starting about two hours ago. you can see the earth's shadow move across the moon giving a dark red color until the moon sits over the horizon. it's the second such event this year. we won't see another one until 2014. this one was visible throughout the western united states and the best view was right here on

the west coast. >> coming up next, a christmas wish answered. five-year-old with cancer has good reason to smile this morning. and a summer tradition in downtown san jose coming to an end. [ female announcer ] what would you call an ordinary breakfast pastry that's been wrapped in a flaky crust stuffed with a gooey center toasted up all golden brown then given a delicious design? a toaster strudel. pillsbury toaster strudel. so delicious...so fun. pillsbury holiday star cookies start with pillsbury cookie dough easy. then add my own favorite frosting and sprinkles. just three ingredients to sweet memories. holiday ideas made easy.

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in hollywood police shot and killed a man that fired a gun at more than a dozen drivers in the morning. the video shows a man walking through a hollywood intersection hollywood and vine and shooting at passing cars. he shot at a mercedes-benz and then walked at sunset boulevard where he targeted another car. a 41-year-old man who was shot is in critical condition. >> this is the time of year when young children write letters to santa. the dreams came true for a five-year-old boy. karina rusk has the story. >> reporter: five-year-old didn't know quite what to expect this morning but it was day of high fives, hugs. two weeks before his second birthday he was diagnosed with leukemia. chemo treatment had been part of

his life for three years. >> it was difficult. >> there is nothing normal about battling cancer so make a wish foundation surprised the family. >> tomas likes wildcats. so we're sending him to san diego, he is going to zoo and vip tour. >> wild cat adventure includes a lot of extras, at times christmas morning had arrived early and wouldn't end. >> holding back tears. >> it's funded in part by a letter writing campaign to santa at macy's it costs a dollar. >> for every letter that comes in we make a donation to the make a wish foundation. >> they were inspired to help, they collected 10,000 letters. the drop-off was one more gesture of generosity.

>> people wanted to help. >> for all the presents, tomas and his family received today, best gift actually came in october, right? >> yes. >> it's hard to compete with the moment the family got the medical reprieve they had been long go to hear. >> it was the best feeling in the world. >> today that joy was felt by all. just watching tomas. >> what do you think about make a wish? >> i like it. >> for all the letters and wishes coming true, he says thank you. karina rusk, "abc 7 news." we have a link to make a wish foundation, go to abc7news.com and click on see it on tv. >> san jose's music in the park series is ending after 23-year run. they pulled the plug on the free summer concerts during the winter board meeting.

media partner reports that cost of producing the concerts had gone up while revenue from food and beer sales had fallen. money raised went to pay for other free public events like farmer's market and outdoor movie series and ice rink. >> it feels like an ice rink. 20s. >> right. we had 33 degrees on the peninsula. that is around redwood city, mountain view, 32 in concord. here is a look at sutro camera, haze in the atmosphere. chilly afternoon, rain is coming our way tomorrow. i'll talk about it coming up. >> also next the warriors open training camp with just about two weeks until the season opener. larry beil tells us what coach did on day one to make a difference. ú ú ú ú

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not officially anyway. let's talk about the temperatures, lows and highs. >> it has been really cold. this morning, no exception. we're talking upper 20s in santa rosa where they broke a record this morning, elsewhere 30s on the peninsula and as we head to heavenly in tahoe, tahoe valley airport, 9 in morning. 7 in truckee. very cold air. of course, to make snow but they are looking at mountain showers heading their way in the sierra nevada. >> here is a look at the haze. we have a spare-the-air day once again for today and take a look at these frigid numbers. 32 in concord. 33 in livermore, with fremont coming in at 36. 38 san jose, los gatos, 35 and look at this, numbers still very cold. we've got the frost out there.

had to scrape the windshield several mornings this past week. once again, starting out very cold. it will be a different story. more clouds on the way and we have a cold front on the way. visibility is not great out there. some fog in novato. mile and a half visibility. no delays at sfo. six miles visibility in the east bear and parts of the peninsula, definitely looking at that haze out there. chilly to cold, partly cloudy this afternoon, then the showers coming in by tomorrow afternoon. just a little bit of shower activity. it is the highlights of the next seven days. we still remain well below normal. dry for our forecast, beyond tomorrow. looks like we're back into this ridge of high pressure with the extended outlook. in terms of air quality, east bay inland and north bay, poor air quality. you saw that from the live cameras and elsewhere moderate. high clouds have been moving in

from the southwest, but it didn't help keep our temperatures up. we will be looking at few more clouds later this afternoon. finally, high pressure will be sliding to the east. here is the back edge of it. we do have a weak cold front on the way. this area of low pressure will get cut off from the main branch. jetstream. as it slides down the coast we'll see the chance of showers not only in the bay area only tomorrow but we'll be looking at southern california, as well. the front will be washing out. here we are by 5:00 tomorrow afternoon where rain may be headed our way. monterey will keep the chances in the forecast until monday morning. numbers will be cooler today. 59 in santa clara. 58 in san mateo. probably getting used to this weather pattern. in fact today, a little chilly on the coast. 56 in the sunset district. in the north bay, 60, santa rosa. 56 in vls.

58 in san leandro. down by monterey, cool numbers. poor air quality, 60 in walnut creek. a little bit of shower activity. we may see a tenth or so. we would be looking at more but it looks like high pressure is building back and we're going to stay dry. >> and showers at tahoe, the worst possible combination, not only are they not going to get snow but it will wash away a little bit. in sports, stanford's andrew luck could be the heisman winner. warriors opened training camp and they favored jeremy lynn from palo alto high. >> good morning. warriors opened training camp. ellis was there and curry was there. head coach mark jackson.

jackson insists his warriors will play defense, not just talk about it a lot. jackson actually jumped into a defensive drill himself. warriors have been tried to upgrade the pros roster but haven't been able to make any big moves. the players are happy to be back. >> practice is going well. all the guys understand him very well. >> some would say i play defense but i think it's very important to let the guys know, we're in this together. i'm not going to be coach too big or too little to do things. i have a vested interest in accomplishing our goals and we're going to do it collectively. >> charlie bell was not at practice. he was in court in michigan. he arrived on a hearing on a

d.u.i. charge and showed up drunk on court. he returned on friday, sober. warrior's guard received probation and must undergo drug and alcohol testing. >> lakers are hoping to reconfigure the trade with rockets. dave stern blocked the deal saying it's not good enough. huge loss for the portland trailblazers. all-star guard brandon woods must retire at the age of 27. bone on bone, no cartilage left. he averaged 19 points per game. >> this is unbelievable. he started his career with yar years released by the orlando magic in an amnesty deals. you can't believe the magic still have to pay the arena, $62

million, that was the bam of his contract. arena gets $62 million. >> hard enough to beat the packers but raiders will try to do it mcfadden remains out. raiders going into green bay as 11-point underdogs. they are going too stay on top of a.f.c. west. hue jackson says the big challenge is one that his team welcomes. >> if you want to do it, these guys are as they good as they are in football. our guys have an opportunity to step up and play. >> richard seymour scuffle turned out expensive. they fined him $30,000 for the punch that he threw, it was a

jab. he was ejected from that game. >> 49ers visit arizona tomorrow, perhaps without willis, he has not practiced this week. and difficult being an a's fan, full scale rebuilding again. with them trading pitchers for three prospects. cahill is only 23 years old, it was an all-star but struggled with a 12-14 record. he signed a five-year $30 million contract back in april. the a's will keep the cash and hope the prospects will pan out if and when. >> that is wrap on morning sports. have a great weekend everybody. i'm larry beil. >> next, a look ahead to the big republican presidential debate.

and napa valley grower who sacrificed valuable farmland to correct a flooding problem and to help the fish.

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>> reporter: mitt romney is top of the republican field, now he is showing signs he is ready to unleash the attacks on newt gingrich. in an interview, he stopped short of criticizing him directly but opened the door to doing just that. >> we have different views. we'll be talking about those differences. that is the nature of the debate. >> earlier he was much more blunt. he lavished praise on the medicare plan offered by paul ryan, a plan that conservatives like but gingrich criticized. >> he called this right wing social engineering. i believe it's a very important step to protect medicare and to protect social security. >> with less than a month for the iowa caucuses, he has big leads in three of four key early voting states but the chairman of the iowa republican party says on abc news with so many

voters so undecided it's anyone's ballgame. >> it couldn't happen at more important time. >> after iowa, farmer is one of those undecided voters. gingrich may find it difficult to dodge all the incoming fire. >> he is going to be the receiving end from blows from romney, from paul, batch man and perry. the debate will be moderated by diane sawyer and george stephanopolous. watch it right here. it starts at 6:00. >> president obama is using his weekly address to lobby congress to approve his watchdog nominee and extend tax cuts. they blocked the nomination of to attorney general richard corzy to head up a consumer watchdog agency that oversees big banks. it's protecting middle-class americans from being taken

advantage of by mortgage lenders and debt collectors. it's time consumers had someone on their side. while they are at it, republicans in congress should stop the games and extend the payroll tax cuts for working americans because if they don't, nearly 160 million americans will see their taxes go up at the end of this month. congress cannot end the year by taking money out of pockets of working americans. now, is not the timer for playing politics. now is the time to do what is right for the american people. in the republican response, john boehner says they will act next week it provides relief for work is class americans but does not raise taxes on wealthy job creators as he called them. >> nurses at six bay area hospitals announce plans to hold a strike on upcoming thursday. it follows a similar strike that

they held in september. the hospitals locked out the nurses for five days in that one. the hospitals targeted, mills peninsula hospital in burlingame and san mateo and sutter solano in vallejo among others. >> napa river is getting a new look in the name of flood and erosion control. napa county announced it is getting millions of dollars for more projects that have local vineyards giving up valable land. >> the napa river is barely flowing now but during the rainy season it can a torrent. that can be a problem, it makes it impossible for fish to spawn. sometimes it can flood nearby vineyards. >> a lot of debris with clogging the river. so basically we had to give up land in order to wide have been the river and bring it back to sustainable. >> this berm used to be covered

in grapevines. they let the government use their land to carve out wide spots in napa river to slow down the flow of water and reduce the risk of flooding for local growers. >> the berms will be exactly the same height. not any one vineyard will get all the water. >> they announced napa county will get more than $3 million to widen additional portions of the river. about half the money would come from the federal government. the rest from half cent local tax increase. the idea is to slow down the flow by building alcoves. the fast pace of the river has caused send immaterial to build up. >> it is a problem, salmon can't spawn. fish eggs are unable to attach to the gravel underneath.

>> the walls of the river bank are about 30 feet high. in a wet winter i would be underwater where fish could escape rather than being swept into the bay. >> now, workers are in the process of planting other vegetation in time for this rainy season. >> it's good for wildlife. it's good for the fingerer arise. it's right thing to do. >> crews hope to be halfway pointed some time this year. they want to restore 15 miles of the river using this as a prototype for other river projects. >> lisa is here looking at the forecast. cold temperatures, not enough rain, snow melting. >> this chance of rain not even going to get close to sierra nevada. we got hazy conditions. here is a look at city where numbers are in the 40s but very cold. poor air quality.

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welcome back. we're looking at live from sutro cam. looking at the city of san francisco, upper middle or top of the screen, you can see it sitting on the bay there.

talking to lisa, that is fog? i guess it's a combination of fog and less desirable element, as well. >> city of san francisco, looking like another city down south. >> which will remain nameless. >> we have a spare-the-air day. high pressure is bringing a little rain. as we head outside. we definitely need the atmosphere mixed up a little wind. no wind at all this morning allowing temperatures to drop into the upper 20s. freezing and n concord and livermore on and on the peninsula. we'll get a little bit of rain. a little bit of wind and then back to a stagnant air pattern into next week. 36 in fremont. mountain view, 33 degrees. 28 still up in santa rosa. 40 in oakland and in the city, it's warmer in oakland. the airport in the upper 30s here. san francisco has been the warm spot at 46. so the numbers have been just

frigid. visibility in miles. a little bit of fog in the north bay and also along the coast. we have the poor air quality. haze out there and we will look for the numbers to slowly come up today. a few more clouds moving in from the southwest and then a week system moving from the north is going to bring cloudy conditions but everyone will see the chance of rain as we head to tomorrow afternoon. here is a look at the air quality throughout the day today with the north and east bay looking at more pollutants out there. south bay and peninsula and the coast not bad. but this should end the spare-the-air day as our next weather system slides down the coast. we'll take what we can get. boy, we are running well below normal. high pressure has kept us dry. we've got a weak system sliding

down the coast. it won't come close to the sierra nevada. it will reinforce the cold air, waking up to single digits in the mountains. as this heads south, overnight tonight into tomorrow, picks up just a little bit of moisture and stops at about 10:00 tomorrow morning. you'll notice the rain just offshore. north bay, point reyes could pick up a few showers in the morning but the bulk of the activity will be towards the afternoon and evening hours. notice the chold air in place. you see the pink there as we go through the next 24 hours. it looks like some of the rain getting hung up around the monterey coast. but overall, that is about all we're going to see the in ex several days. 59 in sunnyvale. hazy conditions with menlo park coming in on the cool side. yesterday it was 64 half moon bay. today, cooler in the 50s with extra clouds. that haze in the atmosphere and in the north bay. look for 60s santa rosa near east bay, out of the mid-60s in

oakland. about 60. inland east bay, 59 in danville, pleasanton, about 60 and monterey coming in the mid-50s. here is a look ahead. we'll have that system move to the south of us overnight tomorrow. back into high pressure, dry conditions that look like even maybe through christmas. northern california nonprofit group wants to clean up oceans by turning plastic trash into easy cash. new technology to get rid of the plastic debris. cheryl jennings tells us it's a little like going back to the future. >> reporter: that dream of turning garbage into fuel has been nurtured by a lot of inventors and one of them has a small portable device that burns

up certain types of trash and turns into liquid gold. unrefined oil that could be used to power engines and generators. he wants to apply it to a massive cleanup project. >> we're looking to find methods to remove the plastic trash that is floating around in the world's ocean. >> his organization wants to adapt a large plastic to oil conversion machine to fit into the hull of a 60-foot cabin. it's to scour the oceans for floating plastic. >> we can use it to convertible fuel. >> the bigger machine has the ability to melt 500 pounds of plastic trash a day making 66 gallons of fuel processed. we saw a demonstration. first plastic trash was stuck

into the machine. the lid was sealed tightly. then the heat in the chamber was turned on to more than 800 gris. >> process is called pyrolisis. the gas bubbles up to the water that cools it. it condensed into the light yellow liquid oil. it took about two hours. the machine is made by a company in japan. it's distributed by american partner e-energy. they dropped by abc7 in san francisco. >> i invented the machine. there are so many projects in the world. it's going to be a big serious problem. >> his partner is the ceo of the company. this video from the united nations university showed some demonstrating of a desktop at a school in japan to teach

children about the importance of cleaning up. >> in nepal there was a truck that runs around and it is powered by the fuel. the system has a filtration that is similar to a converter. the only two things that are coming out of the process as off-gas are water and very small amount of co 12. >> this is one of the areas, to the garbage patch, swirling in the ocean, a gyra is a system of currents that swirl around a central point that make a whirlpool event that pushes the plastic to the center. >> some estimate there are millions of tons floating in the ocean. that is a huge environmental risk to marine life and shipping. >> one of the biggest things we can do is to provide a monetary value for plastic trash. >> the clean ocean project would

like to see a program. it would encourage people to collect plastic trash and sell it. buyer could melt that trash and sell the fuel. >> for every ten pounds of plastic we make about a gallon of fuel. >> the downside to the machine is cost, $15,000 for the desktop and $275,000 used by the clean ocean project. cheryl jennings, "abc 7 news." now the plastic the oil machine would take less than two gallons of gas to produce ten gallons of fuel from the plastic trash. we have a link to the clean ocean's project at abc7news.com. check on see it on tv. something you are about to see, if it's worth it to hire to sell your holiday lights? coming up.

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ladder stringing lights, it could be dangerous. should you hire a professional? michael finney has tips to help you make that decision. >> consumer products safety commission says 13,000 people fell off a ladder while decorating for the holidays last year and wound up in the e.r.. >> they are offering calls just for that reason. >> i've been to a lot of houses where the wife, will say the husband is not allowed on the roof. >> he sets up a display at his house in fairfax, he says he never knew there are professional installers. >> i have no fear of a ladder. actually i look forward to higher you go the better you are. >> many electricians and contractors have added this as a side business during the winters slow season. half the holidays jay returns to his main sustain, garden

lighting and window washing. >> we have seen a lot this year. we have had a 20% growth every year. >> contractors generally charge between $200 and $500 for stringing basic lights. they will set them up and return after the new year to take them down. jay's companies bring, lights, extension cords and more. aj describe from angie's list have tips about choosing the right installer. first, make sure the company is qualified. check that the decorate ser insured to protect against any falls or accidents, otherwise it falls back on the homeowner. ask about cost. do the installers charge by the square foot or by the hour? are you required to purchase the company's lights and decorations? check rules and regulations. if you belong to homeowners association ask what decorations

are allowed. ask about the maintenance of the lights. if a bulb or timer goes out do the installers have staff available to return to your home and fix a repair? don't forget a trip to the emergency room can cost a lot more than a hiring a pro to string your lights. coming up next, rolling stone's first photographer, we may never see the likes of this again. [ mom ] hey guys.

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here is a look at the winning numbers from last night's drawing. mega number is 44. nobody got them you'll. tuesday night's drawing estimated at $116 million. rolling stone is the magazine that changed the music industry. it was launched in san francisco in the '60s and first photographer has just released a book of some of his memorable photos. don sanchez opens the book. >> rolling stone years is a big book, loaded with pictures. >> you don't know afterwards that it's going to play in history. >> 1960s he launches rolling

stone and asked him to be his first photographer. >> i was working for nothing. i did have to have a day job and work for paying clients. >> he was uncertain there would be a second issue. >> this the famous san francisco landmark. it's where the grateful dead used to live. it's where barry showed up for his first assignment for rolling stone. the rest, as we say, is history. they held a news conference after a drug bust. see the bowl is filled with whipped cream. >> they came out and all wired from this press conference. i couldn't get them relaxed. i need a group shot of you. they said who you are? i said i'm barry from rolling stone. they said what is rolling stone? we haven't hnt done the first issue. >> and rolling stone became the chronicle of a music culture. tourists come to the thousands

check it out. >> music fans can find a treasure here. >> if i stopped listening to the music i would get so engrossed in the music i wouldn't take the picture. >> it the same but different. there is an energy that was similar to the energy but not as naive as it was then. >> as we were looking around, the couple from spain bought a book and he signed it. what makes his photos different, catching artists before there was control over image. >> in those days you could get so close to the stage and performers. >> it's a legacy of those close-up personal moments on the pages of his book. in san francisco, don sanchez, "abc 7 news." >> that is fascinating stuff. >> it's the same but different, it's kind of like our weather.

>> we have sunshine and hazy conditions. with spare the air for today. partly cloudy skies, 60 in livermore and san jose and palo alto. numbers are a little bit cooler at our coast and cold front on the way. a weak one so a slight chance of showers. by tomorrow morning in the north bay, through the bay through the afternoon and then we are dry again and cool right through next week. >> all right. thanks very much. thanks for joining us. next newscast starts at 5:00. keep track of us at abc7news.com and talk about it at facebook.com/abc7news. have a great day.