>> carolyn: good morning. thanks for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler. this morning the music world is mourning the loss of whitney houston. tonight's grammy celebration will honor her incredible talent. she was pronounced dead at 3:55 yesterday afternoon in her hotel room. he she was staying at beverly hilton that was scheduled to perform at a pre-grammy party. she was found unresponsive. the cause of death is still under investigation. tmz reports that the body was found in the bathtub. they have recovered prescription

drugs. tmz said it was xanax and may have led to her falling asleep in the tub. guests heard too booms and a loud male voice about 20 minutes before she was pronounced dead. >> when officers arrived in the hotel room on the fourth floor, hotel security were already attempting to resuscitate her. there were no obvious signs of any criminal intent at this time. it's being investigated by the beverly hills police detectives. >> she was dating ray jay. it was houston's bodyguard who discovered her yesterday afternoon. >> she ruled pop music for over two decades and broke ground for a whole new generation of recording artists. tomas ramon looks back to her career and personal life.

♪ >> she was very important figure in the history of rhythm and blues. she was a transitional figure. she was enormously popular. >> joel selvin is critic for the san san francisco chronicle. he remembers her recording some her greatest hits in the bay area. >> early hits were recorded in marin county. >> reporter: she begin recorded at the age of 14. she was born to sing. she paved the way for many of newer stars. >> she knocked down the door for whole generation, beginning and not limited to mariah carey, britney spears. >> she crossed over into films and bodyguard and song run by dolly parton became a huge hit.

as her career soared her personal life took a deep drive. she and bob ri brown broke up in 2007. she declared herself drug free in 2010. her fall was public and gritty. >> this is shocking news but it's not surprising. it's been a real public decline for her, supermarket magazine cover photographs, look at her, 85 pounds. >> tony bennett recorded on the same label as houston. >> to have this happen is so tragic. it's terrible. she was had god given gift of being magnificent singer. >> joel says whitney houston should be remembered as a remarkable singer and death is a tragic loss.

>> we're going a lesson. fame and wealth cannot guarantee happiness. >> she leaves behind her own child bobby christina. >> carolyn: her ex-husband bobby brown learned the news as he was going on to stage in mississippi. he told the audience, i love you whitney. hardest thing for me to do is come on this stage. they have been tracking reaction to houston's death throughout the night. >> most of music royalty was at the pre-grammy party. sharing their thoughts and memories about the legend. >> without a doubt we've lost a magnificent talent. we've lost a great, great voice. i loved her very much. >> reporter: inside the party, music heavyweights gave tributes. >> whitney houston, simply put, had the greatest voice in the

world. ♪ >> on twitter thousands posted messages, many from music industry royalty. ♪ >> from m kuar care who collaborated with houston on hit duet "we believe," the shocking death of my friend the incomparable whitney houston. she will never forgotten, one of the greatest voices to grace the earth. >> to barbra streisand, she had everything, beauty and magnificent voice. on cable tv they called to share their thoughts about houston's gift. >> i called up clive davis because i'm on the same label and i said, you got the right artist. that is one of the greatest singers i've ever heard. >> her godmother, aretha

franklin says she can't talk about it right now. i couldn't believe what i was reading coming across the tv screen. meanwhile, as the news broke houston fans gathered from the streets of l.a. to new york at apollo theater. >> carolyn: for more on the death of whitney houston, go to abc7news.com. >> this morning, investigators in san joaquin county will continue to search for more human remains after discovering another piece of skull and bones deep in a well yesterday. they may be from a victim of the so-called speed freak killers, abandoned well is near a town outside of stockton. remains were found yesterday afternoon, 35 feet down a well. the location was given to a bounty hunter who promised to

pay the team $33,000. he and another man lauren horzog is believed to have killed 15 people in a speed spree back in the 1990s. authorities believe as many as ten people may be buried in that well. this morning, in contra costa county, school officials are confident whatever caused the school wide illness is under control. on thursday, nearly one-quarter of the student body got sick. 200 students were be a sent. it was a gastrointestinal bug and they are pretty sure they know where it started. >> the only thing, they had everybody in the gym prior to school. there was child that got sick when everybody was in there.

>> carolyn: yesterday a cleaning crew wiped down the entire school. they will distribute fresh pencils tomorrow to make sure. a san francisco school at final count more than 900 students and faculty became sick. >> a para glide they're crashed in the side of a cliff is recovering after a dramatic rescue in daly city yesterday afternoon. it took crews with authorities two and a half hours to hoist the man to safety from the side of muscle rock. fellow bara gliders saw him go down around 3:00 p.m. they say winds coming from the north shifted and pushed the man into the rocks. >> it was about 150 feet down from where they perched their apparatus. had he to put cervical side precautions to keep his spine

aligned and get him up here. >> carolyn: he was taken to a local hospital. he is described as an experienced para glide they are his early 50s. a group of marin county homeowners is fighting george lucas for massive expansion plans. he wants to expand his ranch by building a 270,000 digital media compound on his historic farmland known as grady ranch. some neighbors feared it was going to be too large. it will be discussed during a marin planning commission meeting on february 27th. >> coming up next, mitt romney gains momentum winning the main caucuses. we'll tell you what is next for the g.o.p. presidential candidate. >> and fallout in the e-mail hacking investigation, britain's largest selling tabloid.

>> carolyn: this morning, republican presidential candidate mitt romney is celebrating another victory. last night he won maine's republican caucuses with 39% of the vote. it was a slim victory over ron paul. as joe torres reports, it's far from over. >> reporter: score two big wins for mitt romney. first in the non-binding caucuses in maine. he got a victory with 39% just three points more than second place finisher ron paul. >> i want your nominee. i want to beat president obama. i believe i can. >> he won the endorsement of the

cpac. he got 38% in the straw poll while rick santorum was second with 31%. newt gingrich had 15% and ron paul with 12% was the only candidate who did not attend the conference. former alaska governor sarah palin wrapped up the event with a barrage of attacks on president obama but she did not endorse any of the g.o.p. hopefuls. >> our candidates must be someone that instinctively turn right to constitutional conservative principles. it's too late in the game to teach it or to spin it at this point. it's either there or it isn't. >> romney says he is the best choice. >> i believe i'm the one person in this race who can beat the president. >> his victory gave him the comeback he needed after losing three states to santorum last

weekend. he invested a lot of money what was a two-man race in maine. paul will look for his first win in the 2012 race. >> carolyn: this morning rick santorum says he is not worried about a change of momentum because he did not campaign much in maine. he says romney is ahead now because she outspending the other candidates but romney will not be able to do that against president obama. >> this the fall he won't have the most money. he has been able to being the tar out of his opponents by four to five to one on television. that is not going to be the case. that is why i think we're in the best position to look at the national polls. they have me running ahead of romney with respect to barack obama. >> they have 17 days to reinforce their campaigns before next contest in arizona and

michigan. >> five dozen reporters of the sun in britain are under arrest this morning. they were taken into custody in london yesterday on suspicion of corruption and conspiracy. it's all part of that phone and e-mail hacking investigation. the parent company appears to be cooperating with authorities and latest scandal rocking rupert murdoch's empire. it it did give police information that led to yesterday's arrests. here is our meteorologist lisa argen talking about maybe a little bit of change. >> lisa: we're looking at a little bit of rain. dense fog in the north bay with visibility down to less than a quarter of mile. here in emeryville, sunshine, 50 right now and we'll look for gusty winds tonight, details next. >> carolyn: also next, tiger woods charges up the leaderboard at pebble beach. mike shumann has the highlights

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time right now 9:19. thanks for joining us on this sunday morning, couple days away from valentine's day. this is a live look from our roof cam showing you

transamerica pyramid. just another beautiful day in paradise. that's what i think. lisa argen is here now with the full weather story to fell tel me if i'm correct. >> lisa: we have clouds, sun, fog and rain and wind. we are looking right now mount tam, beautiful shot and marine layer is around 2,000 feet. we've got the sun above. below, dense fog advisory still in effect in parts of our north bay valleys. elsewhere around the bay, sutro camera looking pretty good. if you want to get some of that sun, go now. the sunshine will be fading throughout the morning hours. we've got a cold front on the way and some rain, 50 in fremont as well as oakland and san francisco with san jose coming in at 50. visibility, you can tell from that second shot no problem in our east bay and south bay.

less than a quarter of mile down to eighth of mile in novato. napa has improved. santa rosa, quarter of a mile visibility, cool there as well with fog along the shoreline. that will be lifting within the next two hours. be careful if you head out this morning. high and mid-level clouds and then by the early evening hours, rain will arrive through the bay area overnight. leftover showers and breezy northwest winds. we are looking at the clouds and some rain moving into northwestern california. we are enjoying a little bit of some sun but quickly in the next couple of hours we'll look for the cloudiness to overtake the sunshine. temperatures really is where they should be. upper 50s and low 60s. with the rain and the gusty northwesterly winds, it will feel much cooler tomorrow.

here is the timing on the rain. notice increasing clouds. then by 4:00. sonoma county getting some rain and by the early evening hours, it's moving over the bay. 9:00 we should have rain all around the bay. it's a quick mover in the overnight hours, it clears the coast and the bay. we will be looking at pretty gusty winds, we could see advisories winds could gust over to 50 miles an hour. snow levels lowering to 3,000 feet in the afternoon tomorrow. overnight lows monday night into tuesday morning reelection be quite frosty. temperatures today in the sierra mid and upper 40s. we're looking at mid-60s southern california with that rain sliding down the coast. winter weather advisory from midnight to 4:00 tomorrow afternoon with 4-8 inches at lake level. 6-12 inches above 7,000 feet.

61 in livermore. more clouds around pebble beach. upper 50s and rest of the central coast, 58 in salinas. look ahead after the overnight rain and cool day tomorrow, we'll see a dry valentine's day but early evening hours we could see a quick shot of rain into wednesday. still kind of suspect on that dry thursday, friday and saturday. >> we were kind of getting used to the 70s. let's check out sports. tiger woods will try to win his first pga tournament in two and a half years. he heads into the final round of the at&t national pro am four shots from the lead. he tees off in just a few minutes and is paired with phil mickelson. yesterday he charged up the leader board. good morning, tee it up on

the peninsula where tiger woods is making his first appearance in almost a decade. tiger four up the back nine, five birdies including this one on 15. then on 17. tiger rolls another birdie closing it out on 18. five under 67. he is four shots off the pace. phil michelson two in back of tiger, everybody is chasing the man, charlie wi. great approach on 17. leads to a birdie and $30069. wi is heading into the final round, but big names right behind him. there is tiger at 11 under, lefty and dustin johnson round out the top five at 9 under. >> they are calling it lynn sanity, how good he has been playing, jeremy lynn is playing

with the knicks. he was only 8 of 24 for the field but great move, we go down to the wire, game tired under ten seconds left. he gets hammered. one freethrow to knicks win it and 100-98. >> st. mary's men trying to bounce back. santa clara had lost 12 straight coming in. here is this one from downtown. late in the first, rob jones and gales will come out of the break inspired. he had 25 points. gales win it 82-67. >> cal looking to beat ucla first time in 18 seasons. slashing through the lane. bears are up by four. alan crab doing his damage from outside. buries the 3.

they pour it on in the second. after a 73-63 win. 20th victory of the season. >> we'll have all your winners and losers tonight at 5:00 at pebble beach. i'm mike shumann, have a great day. >> carolyn: let me remind you the academy awards are coming up it's february 26th, oscar sunday. you can predict the winner and get the latest buzz at oscar.com. you can download the exclusive oscar app for iphones and ipads. live video from the red carpet and backstage on oscar sunday. coming up next, music world prepares to honor and remember pop star whitney houston at grammies tonight after she was found dead in her hotel room yesterday. a slow go for green tech,

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what caused her death at age 48. cecilia vega reports the latest from beverly hills. >> exactly what happened inside the iconic beverly hilton remains a mystery. foe they found a lifeless whitney houston in bathtub. they tried in vain to resuscitate her with cpr. >> at 3:55 she was ploufd dead. >> the scene was chaotic. we have learned that number of entourage found her unresponsive body and called hotel security. half-hour earlier, the mother spoke to her daughter and nothing was out of the ordinary. the cousin dionne warwick and said everything seemed find after speaking to her earlier in the day. she was staying at the hotel to attend the annual pre-gram ri mi

bash. it's the same event she was introduced to the record industry nearly three decades ago. the party still went on, but the scene was surreal. the beverly hills crime lab parked outside. paparazzi waited for the body to emerge. inside a star-studded line-up of speeches and song. final days were marked by questions about her sobriety. her stay at beverly hilton involved heavy partying and then early friday morning what would become houston's final performance. >> duet at a party at hollywood nightclub. she was there with her daughter having good time. but the photos of the bloated and agitated houston leaving. she reportedly had blood dripping down her leg, scratches on her wrist and had to be

escorted from the club. but the people that knew her she was sweating from her performance. >> there was nothing wrong. there was nothing wrong. she was singing. she was dancing. she was laughing. she was playing. i'm going remember her just like that. >> the pop superstar would be dead the next day. cecilia vega, abc news, los angeles. >> carolyn: so far police have recovered prescription drugs and it was xanax that may have led her to fall asleep in the tub. >> businesses in the castro neighborhood will be taking part in the largest display of the aids quilt since was made on the 80s and 90s. 40 panels will be shown on the old tower record store market street. the grand unveiling is set for noon.

it's time to coincide with valentine's day when people think about those they have loved and lost. leaders of silicon valley are warning that green technology may not be the giant job creator it was predicted to be. business and technology reporter david louie explains why. >> convenient to your capitalists invested $3 billion into green technology last year. at the same time government is cutting back. >> research and development are being squeezed, even the california level we had the public interest research program that was through the california energy commission. the legislature was not willing to even fund that. >> reporter: chuck reed told business leaders they saw the goal to create 25,000 clean tech

jobs, but the current number is 7,000, but many are highly automated manufacturing doesn't require a lot of workers. >> they'll have a million dollar machine and few technicians managing the machine, they are manufacturing. cost of labor is relatively small. >> reporter: cleaner job growth may come from companies focusing on energy efficiency. cypress systems is a five-year old start-up that retrofits older buildings. 70% of them mostly built before 1997 don't have systems to monitor energy use or boost energy efficiency. harry simms is creating service jobs, he has 37 employees now but he projects 200 in five years. >> you need to go in there to install things, to install the wires to get the data to keep it up and running. those are jobs that can't be outsourced.

>> even if green tech failed to make job growth, every job is able to support two or three other jobs. >> carolyn: lisa argen is here now to talk about what we can expect in the week ahead, valentine's day right around the corner. >> lisa: clouds have been on the increase all morning long. the shot from the roof camera, they are headed across the city. dense fog in valleys of the north bay. still sunshine east and south. i'll tell you when the rain will arrive and snow coming up. >> and local reservoir that poses and environmental threat on the peninsula even if it's drained.

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this is a live look at the golden gate bridge, not much going on there today. traffic is quite light. thank you for sticking around and joining us for the abc7 sunday morning news. kickback, sit back and relax and continue watching because outside right there right now, it looks like on the gloomy side. >> lisa: a little hazy out there. a return to weather we should be seeing. rain on the way and mountain snow. dense fog in the north bay valleys. heavenly, nice and sunny there. at truckee there is fog request with quarter mile visibility. tahoe, 32 degrees. not much natural snow there. we do have winter weather advisory issued from midnight tonight. isn't that pretty. you see the clouds up to about

2,000 feet. onshore flow and fog an increasing high and mid-level clouds today. right now, 50 in oakland as well as san francisco. fremont and livermore, where the fog has been sitting here, quite chilly with quarter mile visibility. less than that in novato. half moon bay, 7 miles. we're enjoying morning sunshine. that will give way to more clouds and rain arrives early evening, maybe couple hundredth to quarter of an inch at best. it will produce some snow in the sierra and tomorrow cool showers. here is what is slated to slide on in through tonight. with the sunshine this morning, increasing clouds we'll see temperatures max out, upper 50s to low 60s. the rain will begin in the north bay. so the higher elevations not

necessarily seeing the greatest amount of rain but they will see the gusty winds from point reyes to the san mateo coast, winds could gust up to 50 miles an hour. timing is 4:00 sonoma county, getting your heads wet. as we slide it further into the evening hours, you'll notice everybody is wet from 7:00 to 8:00. by 9:00 we could have light to moderate rain. front pushes on through. then we're left for scattered showers. cooler day with snow levels down to 3,000 feet. mount hamilton, maybe rain-and-snow mix there. the front will have the northwesterly winds, cool and breezy with highs barely in the low 50s tomorrow. 50 in fresno and numbers coming up in the mid 40s in the sierra nevada. we'll look for the winter weather advisory tomorrow afternoon. anywhere from four to eight inches at lake level expected. half a foot to foot above 7,000

feet and temperatures, upper 50s at san francisco. 59 in concord. dry day and down around pebble beach we'll see a few clouds, 57 a cool day there. winds up to 20 miles an hour. gilroy should bring in some low 60s with a little bit more sun. late tonight in tomorrow, valentine's day looks dry, early evening hours maybe a chance of rain overnight. you may get wet if you are headed out. >> carolyn: thank you, lisa. coming up after our newscast, "beyond the headlines", a special round table discussion in honor of black history month. eric thomas sits down with bay area leaders for an in-depth conversation about the challenges facing the african-american community. >> we're responsible for our community.

if we don't plant the speedz seeds to help them grow, who is going to take care of us? it's the right thing to do. it's the time liquor thing to do and they can't get there by themselves. >> carolyn: join us at 10:00 this morning as eric thomas hosts "beyond the headlines." >> in the hills above stanford, they have a multimillion dollar headache, the dam may look pretty but it's out lives its usefulness. critics wants it removed. as wayne freedman reports, it's not that simple. >> beware of peace and tranquility of the dam. if the shallows beneath a controversy runs beneath. >> it's a ticking time bomb. >> beyond that there is not a lot of agreement between the doctor that runs the dam for stanford and number one critic. he is extreme ecologist who

views the dam and lake and biological preserve as a blight on the environment. >> it's called a biological preserve. they are preserving an artificial reservoir that harbors non-native fish. >> when i first arrived here, remove the dam. as i learned more, i realize it wasn't that simple. >> the dam dates back 1892. it was built to provide drinking water for the city of san francisco. just one problem with that. the water turned out to be undrinkable. >> as old pictures show for 80 years the lake served as family fun and recreation. it is irrigated much of the stanford golf course and campus. it still does. through those years, biological preserve is a research center. in the 1970s. they closed to it the public because too many people wandered through and ruined too many

experiments. >> this is california here. >> he has added heat in patches of grass to simulate climate change. >> 16 different versions of what california might look like. >> it's a long term experiment tha one that might suffer if they knock down the dam and lake filled with 90% silt. >> you do nothing, the lake fills in. >> larger issue in the story goes beyond the creek and the dam. it's the fact in the united states alone there are some 40,000 dams on the brink. the question is how to get rid of them. >> it's old technology. >> stanford would demolish it tomorrow allowing salmon and steelhead to go up san francisco bay before the dam blocked them.

>> what makes you think to bring the clique creek back to life? >> there are so many examples, they all show that rivers and creek rebound really well if you give them a chance. >> he wants it restored to original conditions? >> first of all you have to know what conditions were like then and conditions can be like that again. i don't think that is obviously transparent. >> questions, water resources and flooding and millions of dollars in cost, that is why they have two-year study on what they need to do. >> they need to get it in environmental compliance with state and federal laws and the best way to do sit remove it. >> one thing that is not available to us is the taught quo. >> don't go away. "7 on your side" is next. >> pay $500 on your mortgage. i'll show you how.

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welcome back, it's 9:48 on sunday morning, february 12th. this is a hive shot from emeryville cam showing you boats on the bay. it still looks a little overcast as lisa says hazy. we'll see how the day progresses.

to get the very best home loan you have to know the rules and then play the game. many think of the economy you are stuck with what you got, but that is actually not true. michael finney explains why. >> a third of all homeowners have enough equity to refinance their homes but don't. >> they won't be able to borrow money and won't be able to refinance, it's very difficult, but that is not the case. >> if you know the tricks, you can save tens of thousands of dollars. adrian is the founder and ceo of credit sessami.com. >> if you want to beat the banks the their game you need to know how they make credit decisions. >> the lender decide dz how they are going to give you a rate based on your equity and property, if you are income is

good and credit score is good. >> reporter: let's start with equity, if you bought your home before the downturn, your interest rate is 6% or above. our example will be a median priced home in san francisco which now goes for $650,000. if you have 20% equity, your loan amount is $520,000 and monthly mortgage payment is around $3,117. a fairly simple refinance at 5% today and likely drop to $2,791, nice but just the beginning. for instance, had your credit score been hurt by the down economy? >> five to ten point credit score could mean thousands of dollars. >> the usual advice is pay down the credit cards but there is an easier way. increase your credit limit. the credit score problem with

how much you owe versus available credit. call your credit card companies and ask for higher credit limits. get your usage below 30% and you could be looking at half percentage point rate drop. now your payment is $2,634. now most owe 20% equity again you a loan, 21% equity can get you a great loan. >> as an example. instead of borrow $80,000 on a hundred,000 home. if you knew that rule, you were able to borrow only $79,000 to stay below the 80%, you set a rate that will be under 4% today. >> you see once the loan value drops below 80%, some banks have additional rate drop. if you have the equity or our

example to pay down to $513,500. you can get that 4% rate and your monthly payment drops to $2,451. you've just saved every month $666, a great deal. >> idea is to get the process started. then search for those little tweaks that will make huge dollars. for more information go to abc7news.com. >> carolyn: coming up next, salvaged from the sewer. marin county woman gets back a necklace she thought was gone for good. d

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winning numbers from last night's super lotto plus. mega number was 27. no one picked all six numbers. wednesday's jackpot is estimated at $12 million. just in time for valentine's day, a bay area woman's precious necklace has been returned to her. she accidentally flushed it down the toilet. >> it was the first christmas present anne ever received from her husband. this italian necklace was more than a sentimental favorite after her home was burglarized several years ago. every piece of jewelry stolen except what she had on. then early one morning, last october, the unthinkable happened. >> went to the bathroom, i had in the toilet. everybody had used the bathroom

in the house that morning. look at that. >> yes, she did and her friend and neighbor was confident it would come back because of the former teacher, she had taken classes on things like this. of the marin sanitation agency treatment plant. >> they would show you from the toilet to the bay, the entire process. so i knew that necklace was somewhere between, around here. >> we said let's take a chance. let's do a short run. >> they opened the hole. >> ber bill of the sanitation district. he received word about anne's missing necklace, now months later he found it yards from her house. >> what about the ick factor. >> the yuck factor, it's covered with stuff.

>> yeah. >> she cleaned it and hand-delivered the gold chain. >> he held it up. i was just amazed, totally shocked actually. >> no big deal. no big deal at all. >> but it is to anne, monday is her wedding anniversary and her precious gift is back. >> thank you so much. >> carolyn: how cute. her anniversary is monday, monday tomorrow is bill's birthday so they both have something to celebrate. they could celebrate with zee decent weather. >> that is a neat story there. we're talking about sunshine around the bay. enjoy it by the afternoon we've got increasing clouds, cold front is on the way and that will bring us rain as soon as 5:00 in the north bay. breezy winds at our coast. cooler day with 57 in san francisco. 67 in livermore. winds will be gusty along the

san mateo coast. rain moves out tomorrow, maybe a quarter of an inch. probably less, then another system on tuesday night but maybe half a foot in the sierra tonight. >> carolyn: that is going to do it for us. thank you for joining us. i'm carolyn tyler, our next news cast starts at 5:00 tonight. keep track of the latest on twitter and talk about it on facebook. have a great sunday everyone.